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The Statesman assume
SITUATIONS WANTED
' Dressmaking sad remodeling, at rea
sonable prices, lira. Hartman, 1(98 S.
liberty Street, Salem, Ore.
Banjolst wishes dance Joba TeL
K ..-(:;.-!.., jr.. l
guto ran iLrt r r"rif' "r- ---- -
Roof leaks earpetitet- repair, paint,
kalaomine. Phone fills. -
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Hoaeekcplnr. references. Ulaa Rose?
brry. 191 a -Churcn. . r .
NWlMIi
iWANTEI Housework. are cif chlV
, drea er both. Experienced. Box T4,
. Statesman. '
tji.i iiuuTAnnrtmtrm - --.
- fitenorathlc work deatred. Haxelle
Oeerliart, t Flr St, Pti. 8884.
FOR SALE Miscellaneous
VvWIMMWWMMAMMAM
die Stateemaa efftee.
Iftc e bun-
Plsno sale In full awing at Tau-
m ITaed nlanoa. 135. 850. 465. 887.
S11S. Eaay payments. 895 & 12th,
near & P. depot.
rSTrateVaroissT.lSc box! Walnuts lOe
lb. Mrs. Wrlgnt. 4 ml. wauace ra,
Or pes 50c per bu. B. A-JPsat, weU
druler. Garden "oaa.
Apples, N. Spies. Othera
Cottage, 1
2315 I &
s4ssssaseaV
Black
3924.
dirt tic yd. deUvered. tl
MSMWfcMMMe
FOR BALE Beautiful quilts. Also
made to order. TeL 697S.
Cedar posts for sale or trade
for
bay or grain, TeL 4SF32.
' -.- asieeeaeaae
I i Terrier pupa, male f LOO. femais 5t)c
each: can 9541.
New combination electrlo and tree-
die sewing machine, , wamuc caomci.
Bargain. TeLi S8a.
MMMMWMMWMMWM
t vrva BALB OR TRADK ror wneai.
1 oata. bay, core, spuds, chickens or any- ;
: thmg I can use-ueed furniture, plows.
tiarrows and sDringtootn. - In
quire Scott's Grocery at forks Jeffer-
soa end uoerty cl, ouu bh-v-nterctaLvSaaeni.
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TRAbiEJIiscellaiieons
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riM mm ran. and cream eeparator.
to trade for oata or barley. First class
used furniture, ror saie. -
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WANTED Miscellaneous
AS kinds of rifles, pistols. Shotguns.
eld gold nd leweiry fjonaiuon is w
Met. rane your prrc.
1 RBIINER'S EXCHANOsI
v ; ISe-N Commercial
WANTED Used pmaoa, w
ehange ett radios, phonographs, of fur
niture, H L. .eurr mniHire ""
Old fnrn. atovea, eteTeljMS
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MISCELLANEOUS
Order your ta males from the Ralph
tamale fcltcnen. TeL 4se.
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Ehoa i repairing, good work, low
prices, lacob Togt, 97S S. Com'L
WMrtlW UWMMWWMWAM
Herew a break ior someone nve
- 193SFtord stake truck, dual rubber.
Herew a break for aoraexme nave
good condition. Offer services ef truck
and driver nor szv.vv per wew-. t.-
ereneee exchsnged. 1114 sagmaw pi.
FOR RENT ROOMS
Rooms, 693 Court St. TeL 450.
inrannrirMnfiJsVTVTVri"fTl mtmm
FOB RENT dean, furnace heated
sleeping roam. TeL S72.
Far, roomi close in. 285 Division.
ROOM AND BOARD
Large room, twin beda TeL 317.
Somrd and room, steam heat, for 2
gentlemen, $30. Phone 5482..
Ft students or business women.
Horn privilege Close tab Reasonable.
Fboee 3201.
TOnnm and hoard with home priv
ileges with a quiet elderly couple. 1698
a Liberty Street.
i i ,
FOR REM APARTMENTS
Well furn 'abed 2-room -apartment.
2261 HaseL TeL 7664.
rmTiiT.irii.iir rwi i -? - - -
fettoa amrtmentsdowntowa.
Call
Paiten's book store.
rate. 1580; Center. -----------------------------------------------------
Mmmmmmi0tmmm rnm
Close In modem steam heated apta ACREAGE
JJL j w winter -ratea Phone
"-I .-.ir.-u .- wT-Mnmr' ' acres of excellent soil, one-half
Furn. apt, $13 per mc, 1090 Leslie lamL 70 acre. cul";
H.ij- t.-.-i. r.r 'i j uon, i A- oops, ibi. m TTl
Nloe fura. ant. 690 Union. ' large bare Cor dairying, creek, price
u f $13,50. . w4H take smaller acreage or
PRESCOTT apartments, a nice city tperty. ,
rooms, well famished, fine kitchen. aNNIl! PETTYJOHN
private bath, furnace heat, garage, ad- IT South High Street
ultaS. P. tu. Use, 120.1044 1 Oak . .yu-.
3-mom forn. apt. lights, heat, wat- town. $1100.00.
er, $16. also apt. $13. Phone 4494. 143 A. 61 Ate eultlvatfon. Good
mmm0&mmmm00t .-- mimm spring. Family - orchard. Fine hew
Lovely eonrt bungalow furnished, barn, house. On good road. $40 per A.
flreplaee. bdw. ! flra, garage. elec . A. FORKNER
range, $3ai Phone 1164. I 1610 N. Cottage Phone 3031.
POLLY AND HER PALS: 7 1
WH05 IV GOSSIPIN' ) SHES ENGAGING ) ISO YOUR TSl Vi&SSUM DEyy ! :
;WITH AT THE BACK A NEW f f NAM3 IS f CALU3 WSZf
DdOR.DAXJGKTER? f C FURNACE ) fSAiVtUELO J fSfj
X J91-
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i no . financial responsibility
; tor errors which may ap
! pear In advertisements pub
; llsbed la its columns, and
,.- la cases where this paper la :
: St faalt wIU reprint that
!. part at an advertisement to,
!' i: which S; the typographical ::
Hie mistake ocean. i:M
Tbe Statesman reserves
-I the right "to reject objec
tlonat advertising. It tar
ther reserves the right to
classify all advertising un
der the proper classifica
tion. . .
Hm IKNT APARTMENTS
Clean cbeao aots.. sleeDlnx rooms.
t. SS. Board If desired. 770 S. Com'L
5 room fur. duplex, ground floor.
garage. 861 mul T. a. Albert.
FumlsUed apt. Heat, lights, water
and garage. fll.SO. 27S N. 20th.
ea: jyWWMMVMWWWMVI
Apt Garage $11.59. 81 N. Com'L
Furn. duplex apt 619 Center.
Small farn. apt 58 Centen
FOR RENT HOUSES
Good 5 R. house. 475 S. Winter.
Furn. and unfera. houses. R. A.
Forkner. 1610 Cottage. TeL 8011.
Furn. mod. house. TeL 86Z3 morn.
Nice furn. cottage, 696 N. Cottage.
FOR RENT 6 room honse and gar-
age. 576 N, Church.
FOR RENT
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Room ad board, sleeping rooms,
turn. apt. 680 N. Liberty.
FOR SALE Real Estate
Good semi-modem borne sarroundetl
by beautiful shaded grounds, fruit.
nuts, berries, grape arbor and gar
den a Six rooms. , fireplace, basement.
lot 12ft 135. garage. Near Junior high
and grammar schools. Paved street,
nice view. 31500, terms, might accept
some carpenter work os deaL Owner
765 Rcrai arenue, pnone sc
We have a fine 40 acre farm. 6 R.
house, good barn and ether building,
running water, fine pasture, some Um
ber, 25 A. tine farm land, stocked and
equipped. 9 miles Salem owner wants
Salem Bene.
Splendid S room Salem residence and
tmlmproved bottom acreage for Im
proved 39 A. dose hu
71 A. Ill A. tuiaoie, running waier,
good timber for only $2000 and 3300
win handle.' L
McUILCHRIST FENN1NUTOW
Mt U. a National Bank Bldg.
KXCKPTIONAL BARGAIN
Income orooerty . of 4 nice sunny
anartmenta. full basement, furnace, 2
large lois-Prtced very lew at $1800.
Ton can't equal tee price in eejem.
T.wn k m u l jjs uu Keaitors
S2 State Street - mono s?va i
tL acre. 5 rooms and uniurmanea at
tic flreblace. basement, garage, cnlcK-
n nouae. eiecuic pump, irvui,
147R0
1 acre on oaraen Koaa, room mm-
galow. fireplace, bath, electrlo water
system, garage, oarn, ".
IVm A. H mi xrom eawm on pfeu
road, 6 room bungalow, batn. ugnts,
basement, electrlo pump, garage, etc.
2650. .
UbLt It J UU.i svjiv
371 State Fnone t-
REST BTJTS YET OFFERE1
12 H -Acres, barn and poultry .house.
:- (house bomed). 2-A. berries, 19
large walnuts, 1-A. filberts, 8-A.
prunes, cherries, II miles out.
Price 11200.00: take car aa part.
10-ACRES N. HOWELL SOIL
- nmiitrv house.
Good I bouse,
mrva Mil tn bearing, berries.
Trie tor auick sale. 32700.00.
81-Acree. $28-60.00. Fair Improvements,
8 miles out, saeu.we oown , .
easy. SEE -
3, D. SEARS. Realtor
132 South High Street
EXCHANGE Real Estate
EXCHANGE
80 acres fully stocked and equipped.
Value $14,000. No mtge. Trade for in
come property la Salem or will ao
eept small housrt as first payment.
SEE lira. Kim wiui
LEO N. CH1LDS CO., Realtors
320 State Street Phone S7.a
xrxriL-u"-rwrM--ri-inri- -i- ma
40 A near Cottage Grove, aw
mortgage to traie for house in Salem.
This is your chance. Owner anxious to
deaL
H. C. 8H1I51.UB
Oregon Bldg. TeL 8902.
Ut1 mi
-n rauii-M-a Orezon farm clear.
for sm&n plaee Hear Salem. I C Den
lson, 351 N. Cottage.
WANTED A 4 OR 6-ROOM
TTnit i t trails for a nice modern
i.p tuuM-e. atrictlv modern, nice large
living reom, oak floor, double plum
bing, only blocks from First NatL
Ban a. Traoe cor snuuier p
1. JX sjsakb,' iteeitor
Business Opportunities
uJrL"TlnnJTroR 8AIJS rr,"""
8tock and fixtures of Well located
grocery store, doing good easiness. '
Four year lease with reasonable rent.
Price 81450. cash 81900, .balance
monthly. - '
LEO K CRULDS CO Realtors
820 State Street ! Phone 6708
MONEY TO LOAN
PfSRSONAL LOANS - "
11ADB on furntrar ears, salaries
or other - rood security. KepaysDie
monthly. When u financial need see
us before eloalng a wan.
GENERAL. INVESTBlfiiNT
CORPORATION
First Nat tonal Bank Bldg. Pbene IH8.
PERSONAL. INSTALLMENT XIANS
8TATB LXIAN CDMrANI
lit nraren Bulidma. 2nd Floor.
nrtlc hra. 1S:00 A. M. to 4U0 P. M.
; Telephone 1783. State license No.
BV16& "
'Bells of . Harmony
Heard ever' KOIN dally
ring out a loan service that
Is really, really different
TOD GET THB FULL.
AMOUNT OK LOAN
IN CASH
ONLT LAWFUL INTEREST
STRICT PRIVACY
QUICK AND COURTEOUS SERVICE
ON LOANS 810 to SIOO
Beneficial Loan
Society
OF SALEM
Room 119 New Bllgh Bldg. 2nd floor
LICENSED BY STATE,
111 State St TeL 3-7-4-4
MONET LOANED ON AUTOS
Contracts Refinanced
Arrange to reduce yout payments
Ton keep the ear ,
P. A. EIKER
Phone 4733 Batata, Or&
LOANS WANTED
WANTED 11200 2 yeare T first j
I mortgage, business property A-l se-
' ' I
LTr ESTOCK and POULTRY J
Poultry wanted. Salem Poultry Co
; 291 S. Miller. Phone 8701. We retail.
FOR SALE Black team, weight
3760. Price 845 and 355. Cecil Sargent.
near Liberty. R. 3. -
FOR SALiS WOOD
Ca41 Saa-aie for dry fir. oak:
and maple. Reasonable prices, Phone
3731.
MJMMWWWMWM WJMW MWMWMM
GUARANTEED DRV wood com!
TeL 6000 Salem Fuel Co. Trade
i Cot lit ge.
1 1MWy(MMMMJMWMWMVAMWMWIM
Dry wood at Tracra Pnone 3968.
DRY SIR AND OAK WOOD. Oft!
(and fuel oy. Call os us for price. We
food service.
.ARM EH TRANSFER STORAOB
Teleohene sill
Old STTOWth fir. TeL 3887. :
Dry oak 4 ft. $4.80. Phone 8708.
Old fir 16 Iil. $4.50. TeL 7800.
Old fir 16 m.. 2nd growth seasoned I
II tn., oak II m. seasoned. Prices rea-
sonable. Phone 6136.
LOST AND FOUND
LOST Oct. 29th, French bull dog
brlndle. Call at 423 Court or phone
7568.
LOST AND FOUND
Found auto robe. TeL 5648.
FOR SALE USED CARS
SALEM USED CAR CENTER
Operated By VALLEY MOTOR CO.
1938 Buick Standard Coupe I2S5.00
1925 Buick 4 -pa as. Coupe
1930 Chevrolet Sedan
125.00
845.00
1920 Chevrolet Coach
825.00
50.00
1927 Chevrolet Coupe, '33 lie.
I -"vroiei Koaaster
1834 Chevrolet Sedan. '33 Tie.
135.00
45.00
1927 Dodge Coupe,
'33 11c
95.00
275.00
225.00
1930 Ford Coupe
1938- Ford Sedan
1929 Ford Snort Coupe
195.00
1929 Ford Standard Coupe 195.00
1929 Ford Phaeton 165.00
1926 Ford Coach. '33 lie 60.00
192S Ford Ooune T5.00
1924 Ford Tudor like new t.ee
1926 Nash 8peclal 6 Sedan 90.00
1925 Olds Coach. '83 lie. 45.00
1926 Studebaker Tour. '33 11c 98.00
1929 Plymouth Sedan 146.00
FOR
TERMS a TRADES
SEE
JTM OR CHARLIE
Marion Liberty Sta Phone 7910
MeKAY"S used cars
WITH AN a K. THAT COUNTS
1929 Ford Rd.. new tires $1TI
1934 Ford Sport Rd., new tires 371
1931 Ford Coupe, like new 146
1927 PoBtlae Coach H
1911 Durant Coach , . Ill
CHEVROLETS
Delivery new tires
1928 .Coupe
1980 Coach
$
'. 595
. 686
1981 Coach
1983 Sport Rd. 1400 miles
1991 Coupe
1983 Coach u
1933 Special Sedan
1ti rSrakam Track ii
196
1938 Cher. Truck, 13,00 mll 838
TERMS TRADES
MoTCA-r L'HUVKOLET CO.
132 Center Phonk 3189 420 N. Com'L
MOTORCYCLES
FOR" SALE Buufty In Indian. 4
cylinder rrtotorcycle. TeL 3716.
j Silverton Miss Dorothy Range
was hostess at a Hallowe'en party
as the home ot her Barents. Mr,
and Mrs. Hack Range. Cards aad
dancing were the diversions at
the evening. Present were Mar
garet Keenev Margaret Larson,
Louise Latham. Dorothy Range
Bill Cameron, Marion Hoblitt,
Harold Irish and Robert Webb.
"Help
mm
Zonta Club Will ,
Heat Flower Talk :
The dinner tneetinc of the Zon-
ta club will be an Interesting
event of tonight at C:1S o'clock
at the Marlon hotel.
Miss Helen Breithaupt and Miss
Irene Breithaupt will give a lec
ture and demonstration of flower
care and arrangement. Mrs. Clif
ton Madd will read a playlet
which la said to be pertinent to
the present election time. Miss
Nellie Schwab will be soloist tor
the evening.
A board meeting has been call
ed Monday at the home of Dr.
Helen Pearce. The club Is busy
with its beginning work for its
service program this year.
Bridge Party Will
Be Event of Today
A colorful and large party ef
the week, will be the bridge after
I noon tor-whlch Mrs. James Imlah.
and Mrs. C. C. Chaffee will be
hostesses this afternoon at the
rural home ef Mrs. Chaffee.
Chrysanthemums In shades of
bronse and red will be used for
the decorative background for the
bridge players, who, will be seat
ed" a seven tables.
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Department Will be
T .
InSDeCteCl
U.iak.n .1 W.m am T
lief Corps will eajoy a special vis-
o at theSatnrday afternoon
meeting. At this time Mrs. Marie
Green, of Portland, and depart
ment Inspector will be present to"
inspect the post.
if Plans are being made for the
I a a
entertainment, oi Mrs. ureen.
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Turner Mr. and Mrs. TJ. S.
Talbot opened their home Satur
day night for a Hallowe'en party, i
with Mrs. Talbot, Mrs. Iran Had
ley. and Mrs. B. C. Bear joint
hostesses. The guests were met
; at the door by a ghost and a witch I
who condneted them to the gaest
rooms which were beautifully dee-
orated with fall flowers and Hal
lowe'en emblems. The witch (Mrs.
Gayette Barnett) told the for
tunes of the group from an Iron
kettle and directed the evening's
! merriment.
Besides a number of appropri- I
ate games, Including a musical
guessing game, N. Sherman Hawk 1
favored with readings. Miss Ruth
Clark and L. D. Roberts won first
la word bdflding, Mrs. Agnes
Booth representing a nua was
placed first la women. Imperson
ation and E. S. Pratb.er as a hobo
won for the gentlemen.
The hostesses were assisted by
Miss Gayette Barnett, Mrs. D. S.
Riches and Mrs. J. E. Whitehead,
Jr.
Those present were. Mr. and
Mrs. Thurlo W. Smith, Mr. and
Mrs. Iran Hadley, Mr. and Mrs.
E. C. Bear, Mr. and Mrs. D. B.
Parks, lit. and Mrs. Carl Booth,
Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Riches, Mr.
and Mrs. J. E. Whitehead Jr., Mr.
and Mrs. E. S. Prather, Mr. aad
Mrs. L. D. Roberts, Mr. and Mrs.
Wallace Riches, Mrs. Gayette Bar
nett. Miss Rath Clark. Rev. N.
8herman Hawk, and Mr. and Mrs.
U. S. Talbot.
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The contract club of Mrs. Clar
ence Keen of Silverton enjoyed
its afternoon meeting at her home
Monday afternoon. Mrs. Charles
Craig of Seattle was an addition
al guest. Mrs. William H. Dancy
will be hostess to the group fora
one o'clock luncheon at her home
on North Liberty street Tuesday.
e e
A Jolly "hard times" party was
enjoyed Tuesday evening at the
Clarence Magnusen home with
Mr. and Mrs. Magnusen hosts to
a group of intimate friends.
e e e
The First Spiritualist church
will hold a publio circle Saturday
at 8 o'clock in the home of George
Stoddard, 1420 North Fourth
street.
County Officers
Ot State are to
Be Invited Here
With members of the county '
court. County Commissioner smith
went to Portland yesterday to at
tend a meeting ot the state high
way commission. Smith also went
to arrange a meeting data tor the
annual convention of the state as-;
sociatloa t county jadges and
commissioners, ot which organisa
tion lie is secretary.
Aa agreement was made with
County Clerk Boyer beforehand
to call the state meeting ol the
county clerks at the same time.
Boyer is state president of thai
county clerks association.
Wanted!"
UNTORTUNATELy MV HUSBANDS
NAME id SMvlUEU AND
THAT TWO SAMS OM TH2
WOULD BS A BTT CONRJSJNOr
SjlLETMTTEII OFF
.y.
III
"We have.'inueh to be cheerful
and thankful about," yesterday
declared ; O. .W.' gmmons, Salem
attorney who has Just returned
from a three-weeks trip through
the - caiaweatent states waare se
has property interests. He noted
that there did not seem to be
half the new business in Omaha
as we have la proportion here and
fully as many buildings vaeant
there as here" In proportion to
size of the two cities.
Faced with bumper crops bnt
very low prlees, farmers . in the
midwest are feeling restless and
generally talking for Roosevelt
for president, Emmons said.
"We're .having an awful time;
the in's get the blame," he com
mented. '
Small midwest towns are suf
fering moat, he found. la some,
every business : house except the
groceries, restaurants, hotels and
service stations is closed. In Oma
ha the county , Is providing food
for over 200 persons a day. In ad
dition to those cared for by other
agencies. Landowners are not try
ing to collect their tenants' rent.
While oa the train. Mr. Em
mons met a prominent resident
of Havre, Mont., who stated that
Victor R, Griggs, candidate for
district attorney here, was an out
standing leader in that city, where
he lived before coming to Oregon
two years ago;
MICH TO BESIGII
P0SI1II IN UK
Claude Gateh, senior rice-president
of the Central National
Bank of Oakland was a member
of its official family for 15 years,
has annonneed his intention to re
sign January 1, 1933, according
to word received from the south
this week.
Gatch, now past 70, has been
identified with banking all his
life. He began his career here
with Ladd tc Bush. Later he,grad-
vated Into the position of national
bank examiaer tor southern Cal-
i ifornla. He was a -member ef the
organization . committee of the
federal reserve system in Wash
ington and upon its establishment
waa chief hank examiner tor the
12th reserve district.
T. M. Gateh. his father, was
one of the early presidents of Wil
lsmette university. Claude's bro-
ther, "Tarn" who grew up here is
a high command g officer in the
T
Business
BATTERY ELECTRICIAN
R. D Bartoa Betteree Starter and
generator work, 645 Chemeaeta st.
BUILDING CONTRACTOR
New buildine and alterations. Ex-
nerlenced and reasonable. Estimates
free, TeL T497 for appointment. O. H.
"inompson.
CHIMNEY SWEEP
Telephone 4150. R E Northnesa
CHIROPRACTORS
DR. O L 8COTT. PSC. Chiropractor.
351 N. Ulgh. TeL Rea 8573.
FLORISTS
rs wedding nouqeeis
fnneral wreatha decorations. C.
Breithaupt. flerlst. 657 -Court
TeL 5904.
ALL kinds of floral work. Luta Flr
1st. Ith a Market Tel 9599
FLOOR CONTRACTING
Olsew Flonv Oe Tel 0111.
INSURANCE
BEcra
181 iHHWt
HENDRICKS
Tet
494T
LAUNDRIES
THE NEW SALEM LAUNDRY.
THB WEIDER LAUNDRY
Sit & High TeL 1116
1 J-
CAPITAL CITY LAUNDRY
-We nrash Everything la Lux"
Telephone 8ICK 1264 Broadway
LAWN MOWERS
Sharpened acd repaired. Also trades
M. w. oit. in n. uwi l tei.
MATTRESSE3
afattreaeee from factory te
Spring mattress :"' $8.60. Beaevat
ore end fumigatoi-a Capital Beddina '
Oa TtL 406. 3030 North CapUoL
Mew mattreee made te- order, eld
mattreee remade; ear pet cleaning, a1
Ins: fluff rmt weaving.' Saltm Fluff
Rug a Mattress Factory. & 13th
Wilbur. TeL S44L Otto V. Zwlcker.
Rat. lilt.
IVlfRAJD.
FAMILY
i - , rHaffl or .
j EtmANT EDUCATOR IN DURANCE
.:::-' ; .
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Elliot B. Thomas, school superintendent of Bedondo Beach, CaL, is shown
in jail at Los Angeles, after he had confessed the theft of $8,000 in school
funds. Thomas waa sought after his office had apparently been ran
sacked by burglars. It waa believed that the educator had been kid
naped, but he waa discovered in Seattle, Wash, where he was about to
marry Sylvia Wilson (inset), who knew him as "K T. Sherwood."
Thome baa a wife aaal afciM la Itofeaul lUaatk
U. S. navy.
In the days when Claude Gatch
worked here he was one ot the
most widely known men in the
state. By a narrow margin he
missed being elected secretary ot
state.
Christmas Seals
Arrive 111 Salem
The Christmas seal supplies
have been received by the local
campaign committee. There are
850,009 seals la the new design,
with attractive window posters
which will be displayed when the
campaign opens just after Thanks
giving. JU OSIER HOME AGAIN
ZEN A. Nor. 2 J. P. Mosier has
returned from Hill City, Idaho,
accompanied by his wife and her
father, J. W. Cooper and Mr. Mo
slems parents, Mr. and Mrs. J w.
Mosler.
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Directory
MUSIC STORES
men C WILL Pianos. Phono
graphs, sewing meehlttea, sheet muslo.
and ptaae eiuoies nownni ""'
graphs and sewing machine 438
fttale NT, tsmtrm.
MUSIC TEACHERS
Plane instruction 35e. One free lee-
son. m-H cree, m mnii i.
MEDICINE
n. nttmm 1m r(neaa Medlelne Ce.
Hours Toea, and Sat. 3 to 6 p. m. 14S
I H. CwwmerciaL
PLUMBING and HEATING
PLUMBING and general repair
work. Oraber Bros. 164 So. Liberty
Tel 6894
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By CUFF STERRETT
llfs No Time to
Change Leaders,
Capper Asserts
MT. VERNON, Ohio, Nor. 1
(AP) Asserting "the months to
Anmaa vt aerat almAel ta life anil ft Oft tit
importance for us all.'' Senator
Arthur Capper of Kansas, in a re
publican campaign address to
night called upon farmers of the
middle west to support President
Hoover for reelection.
H4jir troubles are not over,
Capper said in his prepared ad
dress. "We hare got to rebuild.
got to restore the entire country.
This is not the time to turn over
the entire administrative govern
meat ef the United States to new
and inexperienced hands. This is
not the time to put a less able
man in the White House."
Cross - Word Puzzle
By EUGENE
HORIZONTAL
I Pronooa
4 Instrunient for eemhing woo)
7 Brownish red variety f chal
cedony II What Is the capital of Poland?
42 Division of northern Italy
14 What Is the aickmame foe Yale
University?
15 Elevate
17 What was the first aasae ef the
eotioa pic tor star who was
kaewa aa the "aaaa with a thow
eaad faces' ?
IS Maka '
IB What was the Urthplace ef
Napoleoa?
21 Note of the musical scale
M Related
2"! Common food fish of the TJ. S.
25 Daughters of one's brother or
- sister
27 Hanging- ornament
2S -Body of water
tn ImoumA reck
31 Wfemt is the ehtef pert ef the
'1
Philippine IslaadsT ,
i4 Round vessel or cask
37 Bite at
,38 Melody
sojHs.va-ristfinee
41 la what eitv f Kansas Is WTJ-
4 -
23 26 27 28
m
31 32 33 3H 35 36
555 37 23Q
A A rrT&Z
3? HO Zm 42
1 1 Wx 1 bM I
Bana AUea White a aewspeper
editerr- v
dS Mii'i tdefenasna
44 What U the first aasae ef the
- Aaaaricaa writer ms "big bwel
swea" wh reeeatly poUiahed
a hWcranhr ef Owest D.
-Tmmi .... Tar hall?
48 What - EagTiafc phHeeepher
wrote The Daace ef life"?
1 47 Winged part .
48 Whe was the "rare aa-a rao
eat ssaJdea'" ta Pee's pw
-Tkai Ravea"?
SOWhat ss the capital ef Spejaish
--Morocco? "
51 Tennyson lan heroine
62 Observes " 4 - t
55 Toong goat
VERTICAL .
. 1Wkat eeewtrr wsee the Bratt
-. system ef restricted Uoe traf
2--ForTa el nimboa
3t r.fblical name
4 What Js the first aasae ef
saetiea pletere actress whe
the wife ef WiSiaan Pewell?
HWMEB .,
CITY JOBS SOUGHT
A uniform, wage scale, tor city
policemen and firemen 1 will be
submitted o the general budget
committee - at the city council
meeting next Monday night. Mem
bersjot the council tire and police-
committees yesterday annonneed
this scale, worked out at direction
ot the budget group. The recom
mendation does not change the
salary item totals in the budget.
. Under the new scale, all re-,
emits will start on both depart-
menta at a f 115 salary, after six
months service receive $120 and
after four years,' $125. In the
past, police have started at $120
and advanced in six months to
$125 with no change thereafter.
Fire salaries and advancement
were $120, $125 and $125, re
spectively. The new fire department recom
mendation calls for a chief at -$2000,
assistant chief at $1800,
engineer at $1800, seven captains
at $140 a month, or a yearly total
ot $11,750. and 23 men at $125
a month each and tour at $129
or a total of 540,260, making a
grand total of $57,020.
The police department under
the recommendation would hare
a chief at $2000, three sergeanta
at $140 a month, 15 patrolmen at
$125 and two patrolmen at 1129
a msnth, making a total ef $29.
420 a year. No new change is
mrje in the $1000 salary of the
puiice matron, which the budget
esaamittee reduced from $1320.
Students Pungle
Up on Saturday
Saturday, November 5, not only
marks the final date for 1931
property tax payments here it is
also the deadline on payments ot
the first-half tuition at Willam
ette university. Under the rigid re
quirements of the school, all stu
dents must have paid the half
year tuition -by that time or else
be dropped from classes. The half- .
year tuition is $77 and a minimum
down payment ot $25 is required
at matriculation, stndent fees are
included in the total tuition; mis
cellaneous laboratory fees are not
inclnded. About one-third of the
students at the present time have'
not completed tuition payments.
The net loss of Michigan farm
ers keeping records in 1931 aver-,
aged $757, as compared to $253
in 1930 and a profit ot $585 la
1929.
SHEFFER
IT
GraaU after doe deliberation
6 Cease
7 Note of the musical scale
8 Everything
9 Tnmult
10 Whe iaterpreted the haa
writiaar oa the wall?
IS What was the birthplace ef
Mehaaameel?
IS Part of no be"
19 Bitter crystalline alkaloid
20 Fro as what Country waa tbe
Archduke Masisauiaa, who wee
aaade Emperor ef . Mexlee aa
1854?
22 Certain years of one's age
24 Itching disease
26 What is the missing first Basse
ef the Amertcaa aovebett
.... easoasT
23 Sooner than it
31--What bay eeathweet Ala
tMoaa was the eceae ef naval
battle ta August, 1884T
22 More crippled
S3 Froit (pL) ,
24 Native sulphate ef bariura
$5 Ascends 1
IS What walversity U CaCferwla
wae atteadod ay Freeideat
Hoeveri .... Staaferd?
40 Paradise - -'-
42 Oleum (abbr.)
43 Mountains ia Turkestan
4 S Bird ef the enckoo family
47 Sea bird -
4 Hypothetical force
Herewith is the solutioa'te
tarda Ya Puzxla.
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