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Satordar ZXonuae. i THEY. Statesman Classified' Ads Call 9101 Classified Advertising Single insertion per line 10c Tbree Insertions per line e Six insertions er Una. .30c One -month per line . . 1 .0 9 Minimum charge ... . . ;25c -" Copy tor this - page ac cepted until 8:30 the even lns before publication for classification. Copy re seifed after this time will be ran under the heading Too Late to Classify. . The Statesman assumes no ' financial responsibility for errors which may ap pear In, advertisements pub lished in its columns, and in cases where this paper is at fault will , reprint ; that Dart of an advertisement in , I I which the typographical mistake occurs. The statesman reserves the- right to reject objee- tlonal advertising, it fur ther reserves the right to classify all advertising un der the proper classifica tion. . HELP WANTED :iiwwiwi' --- i-w. I MEN WOMEN : Good health. Not tinder It or over B0. Wanting- to pre mr. far comtnaT government examln- sUioos this istrict. Particulars cot- .ring Quauncauona n-cue- uuuuum i by writlM? TOT , Tuis paper. HELP WANTED MALE WANTED Dtstrfbutor . for Marion mnA -Pnifc. nnnntlea. larce marsln prof it. excellent reference furnished. Nu-1 x& txZt Henry Van and horse. 15.00 per day. or contract. To haul fuel to donkey. See Archie Heaeman,' Km. 224, Senator Hotel " SITUATIONS WANTED Clerical" 6r steaotrraphlc work. Whoto et part time. Reference. TeL FOR SALE Miscellaneous . MarshaU strawtrry pUnta. John Mack, Bt 1. Bx. 45, Sablinrtty, Ore. aawaasaaawsaawaaaaaSsaia1 ' 4 Saw g!?w"f uT whmrpmnUtu H Bite EL Four Coram TeL 4SMl 00f0U00m00i aiaa,aaaaaaaaaaa Golden Delicious. None better. Ru ltfsoa'a. Box 80. K. a.. ...... VfTTSICAL INSTRUMENTS Complete set of drama and traps, $33. 11 a High at Crasy Crystal Co. rnn sack Wood rasm S10. heat-I r, 15. Excellent condltloav yel. ,; Haircut, 20c 1M4 N. Cora'V a mmm wii iririr-'irw-i-.-i-iJ"Ji-" "' Hay, 112 ton. TeL SOFIJrV Tnnben plants, tti per thous and. F. B. oarrett, Aurora, ure. Paying milk route and truck ; will take car. Box , Statesman. , Genuine Mexican tamalea Tel. 4777. WANTED Misccllaneoas WHXTB - FIR - WANTED Peeled woo. or timber. Howard, 2J25 North Front. - ' MISCELLANEOUS : Haircut 15o-20o. SOS & WlnUr. Free, We pick op dead worthiest horses, cows, sheep. TeL 4849. tri--t Wh, at ua It flrstT Call I er write N. W. VlaTi Co, 724 Bedell I Wr., Portland. ROOM AND BOARD MwwMwwwwffee i La rare front room with board. Suit able . for two. Reasonable home, prl- Tate ara, 133 Pi. nurcn. VwwwwwawwMM Board-room. 191 Court. TsLTSfTS. Isffc 1 r LiajLrrUSISSa " T aaaas - Ward, room. 754 TrrTT. TeU 7S. FOR RENT-APARTMENTS Furou apt- 22C1 Hasei. Tel. 7CC4. jtrriTsij-mi'VVV " "i Htd. furnl apt, $10. 121 S. Church. S R. heated, turn, apt. Close tn. TeL 2929. an -nrmir -ri - . Mod. 4 R- apt at 411 Marlon, See owner at 49 S N. Liberty. -II n n is riJ-YjijUrs it" -' -fcs -i Olympic, U N. Ub. Modern, turn. j and S room apts. Furn. apt., 2 rooms, kitchenette, pri vate bath. 217.00 per mo. 545 Court St. FOR RENT HOUSES JUIiirrM--" ------- 1 mm m (8, turn, house. TeL S79C. ; Fitrn. and unfurn. h on sea R. A. Forknar. 1419 N. Cottaaa. TeL 209L . - Houaea anta. TorrensL 619 Court V-uuuuovnnrw--'ir--i ' ,---- Furn. house. Inquire 824 N. 8tn' About doaen houses and apart ments for rent P. H. BelV 202 Oregon Bldg, TeL 7712. - ' 1 rood furn. houses, 4 and S room a $18.00 and 226.90. See - Stegner, 202 V. a Nat'l. Bank Bids. " J?X)R SALE Real Estate FOR SALE 7 -room bouse near -Oarriah arhooL Btreets paved, all j clear, 11200. $500 caah. CaU S404. 1 fSnod aeml-modern 7-rootn plastered I w. i irenlare. basement S lota cor mi wrM-ti fruit, nuta. arapes. berrioa. ornanjental trees and rosea. Garage and poultry house; paved street, sightly location. South Salem, near school-. Priced to sell, terms. Might trade for dose In, improved acreage. TeL owner, S854. t-APRE SNAP Dandy corner. Close in, w itb- good t-R. house, barn, poultry bouse, fam ily orchard, nuts, berries. A swell rv! and ran be Subdivided. Only 8 blocks to city bus: and Just think only 84760. Any reasonable oown pay - xoent. Also electric- lights and water try stem.' Better hrryv See Jas XX Seara, Realtor, 132 S. E-gh St.'- . Auto camp and 8 acres. . ' 14 acrea 8 room bousa.- 6 room bouse In Salem. See owner At FRUITUND NURSERT At Sale Yard, 943 Center MUST SACB-FICE, for $800 casn. acres U mUe Center Bt - bridge. .Wonderful garden truck land, a chance to double, year money. . iVALLET Land CQ4 14 N. liberty MW WMWIWM M" ,MW.. . : FOR SALE Repossessed homes, all ta excellent condition, paying and taxes paid. Terms So suit P. HT Bell, 02 Oregon amamt X, 2 lis, FOR SALE-jleal EaUte TWO SUBURBAN HOMES 1 acre of mood soil, abort tanc out on pa. red road. : new 4 room plas tered house 1 nicely ' decora Ud, nook, J elecsrie UebU. closets, built Ins, plambing. . -drove Well. arase n4 woodshed. Price $J0. 10 caa,bai. monthly, i i- .1.--?. :-. acre l tone out, 4 room plastered house, electric lUrMa, wen, garage and wooOsbed, A, Rk. ,SKAP lor, 8900., part terms, i - ; v. chiu)8 MiLT.ff.rt. Realtors 314 State Street j . Tel. 1708. . . To close an estate. Good T room I house, lot 4vxieo, not far oat. : Fori quick aale ; 200, cash 8290, bal. terms." .?! "! .; ' -! , CHILD 3 ft MILLER. Realtors HI State Street v Tel; 870$. EXCHANGE Real Estate Three acres, (-room ' semi-modern house, horn, chicken house, ara. fruits, nuts, caw, chickens, valued at 3000. clear. lor clear home In Salem 1 equal value. Owner; Statesman, Box 395. SPECIAL .O-Acres For $1000 Lot of wood no cleared land. Trade ! for bouse. TRADE Modern home. 6 rooms. $4850. Trade for a. cheaper bouse. No cash re quire. 82090 HOUSE - Trade for acreage. What have youT CHOICE 5-A. TRACT Trade For House m Salem . 40 A.CBBS C ROOM HOUSE S250O. Trade for Salem property. SEE BECHTEL .or THOMASON 341 State Street vnrt a at ? ttatjatci . , --- ---.-i-- 4weM-M--. OWN THIS RANCH 71 -acres 9 miles of Salem, rood I road. 4 S-A. cult 6 R. house, barn Md poultry nouse. opring water pipea to nouse, cows, team, poultry ana tu Implements, price only $4200.00. Take 11800.00 donB or win take some trade. J AS. JJ. SCARS, KiiALTUK 1 112 Sotith High Business Opportunities "roW BAVine'an'd book . saau.oe. Also nave -a aanay hoautx trAJxiAja at a bargain. JAS. I. SEIARS, Realtor 133 smith High Street ACREAGE (S A iff cuRl ration, some" timber, sprtna. on sood macadam road, 11000. 4 A. aU In cnlUvaUon, 1 mt from salem, line soil, small hoase, fiieo. S100 down. Melvin Johnson, 275 State St TeL 7 If reu are laterestod In an acreage. larce or small, you can- find it in my llBt t0 mU or 'trade; easy terms. Buy n0Wt Md take advantage of. the raise. M. C SHIELDS Oregon Bldg. TeT. 8902. MONEY TO LOAN Automobile and Chattel Loans . ..w. . . . ,nia ratea GENERAL FINANCE CORP. A local corporation 1st Natl. Bank Bids. Phone 1553 " Licensed it State ' ? Need Money , ? Balarr Toana $5.00 ami dp, from I to month a See Mr. Bachtnann at STATE LOAN CO. 212 Oreaon Bide. TeL 772S Lie. No. S-1SS. r"Y"tJ"T,rrtrS"i "! V'ynirar-aorsj rt -1 j-uarsan Are You Short of Cash? Borrow $100-1150-1200 or MORS from I us! Repay la trom I to so mont-a, ao- cordinj to roar present Income. Cotne tnf . . . Write t . 'FUooel BB1NEFIC1 A L tJXkH 80CIETT - Or SALEM Member of NHA Room 119. New Bllgh Bide 2nd floor LICENSED Ka 6-111 by 8TATH SIS State SL TeL S 2 4 0 nw -wxwx.. Funds tor farm loans ribw available : 5 : lone term. Hawkins & Roberts Guardian Bld TeL 4109. MONET TO LOAN. If your aeenr Ity la except tonally good, we can make your loan. Farm, city er acre age properties. CH1LDS MILLER, Mte. Loans S44 State Street Tel. 6704. FOR SALE-WOOD Phone Tracy's, 29SS foe dry wood. Call 4SF14. All wood. Smith ft Rubena Dry slab and old fir. Ashcraft. Tel. 2380. Price- rlcht. Dry old flr. oak. TeL 9749. , Dry wood priced right TeL 7982. Dry wood that is dry. Call 11SF2S. Robert Fromm. GUARANTEED DRY wood coaJ TeL (084 Salem Fuel Co. Trade Cottage. ; ' Second growth and old fir wood. Prompt delivery. Fred EL Wells. Shed Dry Old Fir Contract hauling. TeL 4748. Cheap wood, TeL 4527. Dry wood, 129S "D St TeL 4574. DRT WOOD Fir and oak. Good wood. Howard, TeL 32S0. Old fir. 14 in. $4.75. TeL 8590. . NS,. Dry fir and ash. 14 per cord. TeL SZlB. WOOD SAWING Wood an wing and wood. TeL 5794. FOR SALE USED CARS 4- alley Motor Co. 48 Used Cars & Trucks ! to Choose From 1922 Ford Deluxe Roadster,S000 miles $S2S 1933 Ford Victoria S passenger 1J1I Ford Std. Coupe .,,..,,., 1931 Ford Cab Coupe , 495 471 29$ 878 Sift 125 14S 68 11. ISO 263 125 225 1931 ford Town Sedan 1 119 Ford StiV Roadster l lszs wt uxwnng 1928 Ford late Spt Coupe , 1926 Ford Coupe Ruxteli . 1938 Chevrolet Coupe .... . 1939 Chrysler "65' Sedan 1931, St-debaker Coupe -- 19Z Auburn s Beaaa , 1927 Lincoln Phaetoa 1931 Ford Long- W. B, Truck 400 Center Btreet Display And On jot TeL 8158 c Lot Telephone 7919. SEE THESE! BEFORE YOU BUT 1J30-Plymouth Roadster 1929 Model A Ford Coupe 1928-Standard Nash Sedan ? -1927-Model T Ford, i Panel Delivery 1927-SUr Touring , 20 other cars to choose' from. SALEM AUTO COMPAN T XI KorU Ooraimrc-a , SI, 1118. hay :: Interesting Facts . . . Pneumonia causes the death of approximately 100,090 people in this country every year. There are. more reservations made for display booths at the fair In already than were in a week before the fair last year. -: O- One half mile of flower beds are being added at me iair grounds. . The new and improved en trance to the state fairgrounds will be -from the south-on 18th street New parking grounds will be near the grandstand. O Last year there were but sev en' county exhibits at the state fair. This year all the 36 counties will have exhibits. O Today is Ex-Kaiser Wilhelm's birthday, former emperor of Oer- maay Daring his reign patriotic - . . . vui ""e "v""v" the mornings and then the pupils were dismissed for the da7 0 All the aluminum paint to be had haa been used at the fair grounds. The entire supply on the coast has been exhausted. FOR SALE USED CARS Best offer takes 1950 Ford coach. good condition. Private party, xviw . CapitoL Some Real Specials 1930 Ford Deluxe Sedan 29 19J0 Chevrolet Sedan Delivery 1928 Chevrolet Coach overhauled and sainted .. : 125 Bdrr ego's Car Market 240 N. Liberty Tel. 2681. McKays Used Cars wntya-Knlght Sedan SS '27 Star Coupe. A dandy 96 '29 Chev. Sedan. Reconditioned - 205 30 Essex Sedan r 2S5 '2 Bulck Sedan , . .- 250 '22 Plymouth Sedan , &25 22 Nash Sedan , 595 TRUCKS 29 Chev. Lona W. B. 4-snee trana, fine rubber. XJcense .xzea 'JO Chev. Good.: tires anas ataxe body : i 27 4 1229 Cher. Trucks at 2125 each. Take your choice TERMS TRADES Open Evenings . and Sundaya MKay Chevrolet Co. 222 Center ' 420"N. Com'L . Telephone 1189 WANTED USED CARS Want to buy Model A Ford coupe cheap for cash. Inquire 1895 S. 12th St. Radi P rogram 8ATTJnAT January 27 XOW SBTXJ-STD S20 Ke. 7:00 Edward MaeH-gh, KBC. 7:15 Morning Parade, KB0. 7:30 Ronald Back. 8:00 Organ concert, TBC :1S Cooking eeheoL 0 :30 National Perm and Homo boor. 10:30 Woman's Hata-ine, KBC 2:05 Ward sad Matsy, NBO. 2:35 Three Scampsv KBC. 8:05 Waldorf Astoria orchestra, NCB. 8:45 Priendly Chat. 4:15 Religion in the Sews, KB0. s :oo urchestra. S:00 Boston Symphony orchestra, KBC. 8:15 Happy Tones, NBC. 9:00 Carefree CaraivaL KBC. 10:00 Jules Bulfano and orchestra, KBC. 10:80 Jaek Bala's orchestra. 11:00 Ambassador orchestra. 11:30 Slumber hoar, KBC. KEX POSTLASD 1180 Kc. 7 : 1 5 Band music 7:45 Organ concert, KBC. 8:00 Orchestra. 9:15 Organist. NBC 9:30 National Farm and Home boor, NBC. 12 :0O Weather report. 12:00 Urrsn concert, .BC. 12:15 Western Arric-ltare, KBC. l:0O Boy eeoats. 1:45 Classieal soloist. 8:00-World Bookman, 2:05 Symphony hoar. 3:30 Kit i Cirltoa Hotel orc-estra, KBC 8:45 Hotel Biltmoro orchestra. 4:30 John MeCormack. . 8:00 News Flashes. 8:15 Music Counter, KBC. ' 9 :00 SoaTonirs. 0:80 Irm. 10:00 SerenaU, KBC 10:45 Opportunity hoar. ' 11:30 Organ, KBC , v KOAC COBVAIXIS 550 Ke. 9:00 Jim mis Wbippe's orchostra 9:45 Familiar Pieces from MeGnffr. 10:00 Junior Ua tinea: Silrtrtoa high i school band. llOWho's Who oa the Fstaltlea. 12:00---arm hoar., . .: 1:30 British Isles Trarsloroe. 1:45 Old Familiar Songs and Oregon Bongs Harold WitcralW 4:20 CamDns Renorter. 4:30 Oregon Stories for Boys aa Girls. 5:45 Vespers, college T. W. 0. A, 6:30 Fsrm hoar. 7.45 Science news of the week. : 8:15 Book reriew. f Bits for Breakfast o o (Continued from Page 4) Maurice E. Crnmpacker, Third district, died In office July 25, 1927, and Franklin F. Korell was chosen to taka hi. place, from Oct. 18, 27, to Mar. 2, '81. "Robert R. Butler was elected Nor. 8, 1928, to succeed N. J. Sin- not, resigned, irom . tne second district. Sinnott was first elected in 1812. . - . v V The last issue oi tha Oregon Bine Book was for the years 1931 1932. It is tbe best erer publish ed. It is to be hoped that the next one may be still better, and that! p Tv A. members are rehearsing the errora Dointed out for tbe I for play to be giyett for the preterrltorlal period may be cor- gwct4 Ul that xabe& ; siness Directory Cards in this directory run oa monthly basis only. Rate: $1.00 per line per month. AUTO BRAKES Mike Panek, 175 South Commercial. BICYCLES New and used. Tires, Repairing. HARRY W. SCOTT, 147 & Coral St CATERING Burt Crary, the caterer. Ph. (7SS. Hal da Helps Hoett Tel. 8948. CHIMNEY SWEEP Telephone' 4 4S0. R K. Worthnesa CHINESE MEDICINE Dr. Chan Lam Chines Medicine Co. ISO N. Commercial St Office hours Tuesday and Saturday only. CHIROPRACTORS DR. a U SCOTT, PSC, Chlropractar. I5 N. High. Tel. Rea 1571. FLORISTS CTTP flowers, weddlna bouauets fun- era! wreaths, decorations. C. F. Brett- I haupt. florist. HI Court. TeL 1104. ALL kinds of floral work. Luta Fler- tst. 1th A Market. Tel. 6Z INSURANCE III N. HlsU Tet 4141 copyET-FMrm, gen, ma Tel. tii2 LAUNDRIES THE NEW SALEM LAUNDRT THH WEIDER LAUNDRT 211 a Ulan Tat. Sill CAPITAL CITY LAUNDRT Kir at is Qualltv and Service Telephone 21IS 1204 Broadway MATTRESSES Mattrasses trom factory to horn, Cot-1 i... m,ttu. ss lh. 24.5- Renoratora I and rumtora. Rj. cnu- oeaoiiiB v.. - --." New mattres made te order, eld re-1 made; carpet ci canine aialnci 0-fian n othAr nartla and ner - 1 .- ai, Fluff Ruw A Mas-1 ala0 " other parties ana per tress Factory, 8441. Otto F. M , . . rrrm n-. B l.UI OT -TUvUr ASjsV Zwlcker. Eat 191L MUSIC STORES GEO. a WlLLr-Ftanos, radios, sewing nairTn. T.'dTaa bV . and sew in machines. 432 State btreet Salem. . PHYSICIAN Hnminafhir Phvsieian r tl Altman. . XL Homeopathlst Offla anff residence 107 Center St Phoua 9812. Treau DOta acute ano LJEN OR rtfTEREST IN POSSES ehronle dlaeaaea. . . I c,T-.xr -. txt vr-v a unv TM PRINTING rent RTATTONETRT. cards. pamph- lata, ncornuna books or any kmd ot Drtntlng. call The Stateamaa Printing Department lit a Commercial, xele- 22-i - RADIO SERVICE TeL 2?4T Ui N. Hlfh .v.l . ntV FTOt7TffW m guutUU as k -VP oanvuju Phone 2797 At Holly ood Radio REAL ESTATE BECKB ft HENDRICKS, TeU 494T. SOCOLOFSKT ft SON S04-5 First Natl. Bk. BlAg. Tel. T897. STOVES STOVES and stove repairing. Stoves for sale. rebuUt and repaired. All kinds of woven wire fence, fancy and piain, nop oasae-s. oooaa, lug-n Salem Fence and Stove Works, 22 - i . .- -- . A--ri Kt Chemeketa. Tel 4774. JBTenMna TAXIDERMIST E. K. Whrglna, 1 mt N. Paa TRANSFER FOR local or distant transfer storage, I call 2121, Lamer Transfer Co. Trucks to Portland daily. CAPITAL CITT Transfer Co. 124 State St Tel. 77T2. DUtrlbutlng, for warding and - storage our specialty. Get our ratea WELL DRILLING FL A. Watt, 80 years experience. RFD t. Box xoa iei. liura WINDOW CLEANING New Deal Window Clean- wax, wall A wawX. washing. Free esti. Tel. .8227. NOTICE OF FIXXAL SE101JEST Notice is hereby giren that tbe undersigned has tiled in tbe Coun ty Court of the State ot Oregon for the County of Marlon, ner ll.Jfj ff -!.-' FrM Wintermantel decsed and fv-T tir T'J -'V.e.-r" i.V .? 1' J - iT Vml ot said day as Tthrtime aid Kod: tnence 80040 " "I the estate ot Annie B. Bolter, de LLw pll '.r. i-'t i5.2l chatai to to plof Lued, and that he haa duly a aw A . a Pnitntv Hnn-r tTnnga at Eslam Martn fnntw itrarnn - a. thai acres or tana; w v was -.a - . ss aw wav mm ar a .$. place for beartog said final ao-i and auletlng Its title thereto, end j the estate ot said decedent are i no count and all 4biect-ona thereto. I that you and each ot you be for- jtlfied to present the same, duly Dated at Salem. Orezon. th 13th day of January, 1834. WILMA B. WINTER M Antu Administratrix of tbe Estate of Fred -Wintermantel, deceased. RONALB C. GLOVER, Attorney for Administratrix, Salem, Oregon. J-13-20-27-F-3-10. PLAY TO RAISE FIT-IDS ! LYONS, Jan. 2 8 The Lyons benefit of the organization fchoo, - and QEGHJLTO IE cffiiTiES mm Pacific coast bop markets re mained steady during the week ended January 25, influenced by continued light offerings by grow ers and some improvement in do mestic demand, according to the weekly nop Market Renew. Trading and movement were more! active in Oregon and : Washing- the other hand, advances both of ton markets following the holl- wheat values and other grains day dullness, while California were checked 6y a general dis markets remained inactive. Al- position to await a settlement of though foreign demand was dull, legislative monetary matters at with no new sales reported dur- Washington and also of .the ing me period, ana many aomes-1 ihelr VnrrequiVemenU fm .nr .p.,nn an a nntr.t purchases, there was a noticeable improvement Jn domestic inquiry from Eastern and Mid-Western in- terests. This improved interest from domestic users in antieipa- tion of heavier spring and sum-1 mer reqoiremeals, resulted in the87-88; September 89. sale of several cariots of Oregon and Washington hops during the week. Sales by Oregon growers during the past week included 192 bales of fair prime quality new crop clusters, which netted growers 29c per pound. A total of 204 bales of medium to fair prime quality clusters brought 25c to 28c per pound, net growers. While there wer no sales Of choice Quality hops In Oregon dor ing the period, it was reported that growers were holding re maining supplies of this grade rather firm for at least 35c per pound. There was no interest shown in older growths In Oregon markets during the period, and no new term contracts were report- ed made. On the basis Of recent sales, current values on 193J CTOp rrp Plnatet ranea from 25c to 35c per pound, net to growers, with price variation depending upon quality, and to some extent the district where grown. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE STATE OP OREGON, FOR MARION COUNTY. Hawkins & Roberts, Inc., a cor poration, PLAINTIFF, vs. Ed-1 I . - T T 1 T . wara jerinau, jr., xxio. .ciinou, I th n-n known deTlsees under the lMt wIU and testament ot Isaac i r,v, jluloa. tho. nnVnnwn iIU V4U WVV0V , V s. m heirs of Isaac Durbin. deceased: f aAftO Ml lrflAWtl Is VI n tW M" ITVW I OVUO ua,-.uw t a aaas wa ing any rigbt, tiUe, esUte, He or interest In possession or in ex - pectancy in and to tbe real prop- I tailors: Coontry-kiiied hosa. best butch erty described in the Complaint aader ISO ponadt 8e. Vealeri.90 to herein. DEFENDANTS. I TO THE UNKNOWN DEVISEES I UNDER THE LAST "WIU AND I trvisrr avt STMT CtV ISAAC TJTrR- BIK, Deceased: THE UNKNOWN HEIRS OF ISAAC DURBIN, De ceased; ALSO, ALL OTHER I PARTIES AND PERSONS UN- I KNUWN HAV1W. UR UA1MIU I ANY RIGHT. TITLE. ESTATE. OlUil VX- A. , .w-.. AND TO THE REAL PROPERTY DESCRIBED IN THE COM PLAINT HEREIN, DEFEND ANTS ABOVE NAMED:- IN THE NAME OP THE STATE OF OREGON. You are hereby reouired to appear and answer the Complaint filed against you in the ahoye entitled . . . .. I. V J . weens irom iae a&ie oi lae nrsi publication oi this Summons; ana I r if you fail so to appear and an swer, for want thereof, plaintiff will take a. Decree against you that it is the owner in fee simple and in possession of tbe follow- ing described premises, tO-Wit: I . v. -CB-iuius s iwui. i. v .. IN or l a b jasc irom me norui- west corner of tbe Donation Land Claim, ot Davis Shannon, same be ing Claim No. 39 in Township 6 South, of Range 2 West of tbe I c,.,k .- wfrf r hm "T" 7 Wlliameite Meridian in marion Willamette Meridian, in Marion i county. urBgon, ana irom inenco . w - . . m rnnnlns- Nortll 5 46" East aionsr .!. . rnnnt- Dnsil !- vl -M- . 19.48 Chains: thence South 83 18' East 41.94 chains to an Iron f Pipe on the East boundary of Sec- 1 tion 36 in said Township and Ruin which Iron Plna is 7.8Z chains South of the Northeast corner of said Section 36; thence North 7.82 chains to the North, east corner of said Section 36; thence North 7 11' East 76.21 chains to an Iron Pipe set in the middle ot the County Road; thence South 65 40' West 26.31 chains to an Iron Bar set at the Southeast corner of the Donation T j ni.i .a t tt-i. - j.au. !---- VL u-5 ncauuta bu a Inn r tha Snnth hnnni1nr (if aaid ratW rtA-atn T n.ni4 rialm SX-CSUA1V . 7VUbWa JU v. 10.85 chains to an Iron Rod; f .-, SnntT, 9Q ft R rhslns to t,- t- ,- vrth 840 West 83.01 chains to the East boundary of the Donation Land Claim, of George P. McCorkle and ,- i r , , l Wll , vcuig .!- itv. - a au o Township and Bange; tnenceiHii South. 8 West 18.18 chains to a point 8.22 chains North 8 East ren i thai nntrast HAr Tn T East boundary of said Claim H: toenc9 81t 14' Mt undertigned haa been duly I -(T.45 chains to an Iron Pipe: nointed br the County Conrt thence South 11 n West 15.28 - I chains to the middle ot the Conn- IV I ) a uoKiuuuiK u cuukauusi a . - - ilerer restrained from asserting I verified, to me, at tne oince o any title to or Interest iu eaid I Ronald -& Glorer, my attorney. 1 premises adrerse to plaintiff, j 205. 'Oregon Buuaing, saiem, I Serrice of this Summons upon I Marion County, Oregon, within you, by pubUcation thereof, t. it roiu-aha- fHrcnit Jndse. I Sated at Salem. Oregon, at Salem, Oregon, the 2th of January, 1934, and the date ot the first publication ot this Sum mons is January 27th, 1984. " custer i boss; Attorney tor Plaintiff, First NatT. Bank Bldg. Salem, Oregon, J 27 . i-iO-H-24. Djrbught SOBUCKS KOMEBEUEF CHICAGO, Jan. 2 .-TV-Higher prices for wheat today ac companied Increased complaints of drought southwest, together with reports that mills south west i were buying wheat futures. Forecasts pointed to a continu ance of rainless skies in Kansas, and there were no advices Vof any moisture relief for wheat in the drought region except a sprinkle at Amarfilo. Texas. On exchange code f" l, ISS the day s top level, - above resterday's finish, corn - up, Mf1 " and provi- B1 UCBI,B w nw w cents' Today's closing quotations: Wheat Hay. 85-: July I :Corn May 52-; July 53; September 55. Oats May -37 ; July 3; September 36. General Markets PRODUCE EXCHANGE PORTLAND, Ore.. Jan. 26. (AP) . TAt ft aa aThaM Waif Vviaa tatW Batter Extras 20 He, standards 20e, prime Oxsts 20c, finta It He. Kggt Jrrata extras lee. trea median's lee Portland Grain portlakd. Ore.. Jan. 28. (AP) waeet Opea Hih Low close r ' H '; Bend bine 74c: dark hard winter 12 par cent 80c, 11 perjseat 74e; sift white, westers white, winter, northern winter, western red 70Uc Oat No. S white Z3.50. Cora Ne. SB yellow S28.00. HiUron Btaadard SIS. Portland Produce PORTLAND, Ore, Jan. 26". (AP) Butter Prtnts. extra k ZZftc, itanaarai 22n nannd. Botterfat Portlaad deliTarr: A r4 l-20o pound ; linurt door daliTaxy 18 17e pound. Sweet cream 5c higher. Efft Faelue poultry preaaeeri' teu- 1 . . r , r-- i ur prues: rreaa earns ise, staaoa-rs i. " . L7iSri7lJSSi I Tr 7. " ' XVO 0E a Cheese S3 score, uregon iripieii 9e, loaf 10 He pound. Brokers will I 9,4e'., ,0,f . lovi poond I e below aotaos 1 .!. a aeiaa A .i aaitr i au& wiitiiKi pve, -i ja .- iaa u-tw - ewt.; a fr.a. 1 otrVmt-uT Seiiin price to re- ii Ts. iZZl uk.. Haary ewes 4-7e poond. Msdinm cows 3-6s poond; eaaaer cows I hi So poaad. Balis 4Mi-5e poena. Kobeir Bayiag price, nominal. Caseara bark Baying price, 1988 Tmrnml 2 a DOBS Hops 1988 el-stars 25-800 poaad. Live poultry Portland dalivary, boy iag prices: Colored fowls, aader SH poaads 1218a, over 6 pounds ll-12e. spring pallets, I ts 1 poaads 12-lSe. Roasters, over SH poaads 1218c. Leg horn fowla over 8H poaads 9-lOe. aa der 3 Mi poaads 8-9o. Stags 6c. Boosters 5c. Colored decks lie. Geese lOe pound. Onions Yakima $1.40-1.50; Oregon 12-2.25 cental. Potatoes Local white and red 91.25' 1.85 eeaUl: Tskima 81.45-1.55; Daa- saates 91.55-1.85; Baker 8.T5-.85. Waal 19SS eUo. nominal : Wlllam. ette valley 22-25e poaad; eastern Ore gaa 18-2 le poaad; aoethsra Idaho 19- 20e poend. Mar B a Tine nnee iron proaaeei: Alfalfa, Ke. 1. bow crop. 915,50-1-. Vetch 915. WtUametta -alley timothy 915; east era Oregon timothy $17; timothy, Mixed $15. Oats $13 ton. I Portland Livestock POBTLAKD, Ors, Jsa. 28. (AP) Cattle Receipts S3, calves so: svaaoy, B,. nn n niflinn ma- I aas. Hellera eommoa and meditm $2.75 4.75. Cows, goo, common sad atediom I tB Kl SI , b-s-t'ti . sve rf aa Ml -Ifb- a l -.---. o-j v- v.-. -- - ----- i 3 g Buna, cotter and medio t a-. 1 . d and rhslra 85-6: COLL com moa sad medium $2.50-5. Calves, good and choice $4-5; common and medium $2-4. Hurt Reeainta 400 r steady. I T.irht weirs- rood and choice 81.75- I A50 : m.dinm weirht. rood and ehoiee $4.4.50; heavyweight food and choice 1 ss.so-4.is. Facking saws, gooa a.o- . a . 1 - . ,sa I .. - m miMmr v'p, I """" m . r---i i I tl 90 TK Kl.n.hta. til--. diam 2,75-8.i5. I Sheep Beeelpts 200 ; steady. I imoa gooo 1 ana enota, 8.M-5.75. Ewes, good and ehoiee J $2.50-2.50; eommoa sad msdinm $lso- I Stocks and Bonds (Copyright! 1938. gtas-ard Statistics Co.) Jsnntry 8T0CS AVEKAOSS so 20 20 00 -a-'la RR'a TJfs Total Today .2 49.8 TS.S Pre-riom day 99.0 SO.O 77.8 81. 8841 a WmVim ST. 8 49.8 T7.1 80.8 I i, i ?a n mi se.O a r- 125.0 104.1 17S.T 180.1 I TTi-h lQSa.aa 103.1 68.0 113.7 96.9 i . . . . . . . . . J Dl!II-9 4-.S 10. 0 Ol.i a. i I bovb avaoe8 an I 20 20 20 60 45' Iad'U HE's Ufa Total Today 77.4 82.8 83.7 77.5 82.8 83.S 77.0 81.4 82.9 64.7 84.2 . 88.T 90.4 105.6 100.2 77.6 84.9 88.S 88.8 87.0 74.1 81.3 Pre-io-s day 81.3 0 - 80.4 70.8 9S.7 83.5 83.6 i A I .-a 1 - -ear t ago ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE n a . B-nrMT-rw-T No, Notlce t. hereby giTen that the lh9 stAlB of Oregon, for the Coun t- of Marion, as Administrator ef I " . . i nuaUIied as BUCn auiiui-- I all persons baying claims agamai 8 la j tlx months from the date of tnia this day I 20th day of January, 1IJ4; ' U.. -WU, s a ef nwn 9m :'. . ! Administrator of the - tate or Annie o. - -soner, - Deceased. RONALD C. GLOVER " Attorney for Administrator, Salem, Oregon. J. 20-27 F. 19rW Salem Marlccb 1 (JPRO JRf OF v ' Grade B raw tnttk, co-op pool, price, f 153 per. rmndred. . Sarplus 1.15. (XUk baaed' en sead mantUly batuaat average.) Distributor price $2.10. ' Botterfat Top 18c, prlaU 23c cabea 27c. Prite fk'ii to rrovers fey Salem bayera l (The prices "below, t applied by a lata! rracer. are iadicatirs o( the daily awrket. bat are sot naneteed h. The 8tatemso.l ntfflTi AKD VEGETABLES I-sek. dos. bnnchea AO Broccoli, Roieburr. Ke. Creneerriea. b1il. Parsaipi, fees tag Taraipa, box Yag Rutabagas, box Ins; , -Brnaeels aproata. log Eft plant, local -1.00 .-2.65 .50 .SO .SO .CO .0. Lab bare, ewt Spokane, ewt Freea peppera, Calif. ObIobs, dos. benches Potatoes. local - . .75 te 1.0P I.1S te l.5 .1.10 te 1.45 ..S.00 to 2.25 .2.50 te S.00 2.25 .. .CO SO 2.65 Ttkian Deteantei Letteea California, dry pack California, iced Ooioax, Labish CIery. dos. Celery Hearts Calif ernia. h crate . Applies 8p!ts 0 te .05 -.as. Bone Besutr Oraneea, ebelee Karela fane- , Beets, loeaL des. 2.75 U 2.15 3.25 to 4.00 20 .80 .20 50 .00 Turnips, local dot. Carrots, local, dox. Ja fonua Spi-ach. local, crate . Eananaa. lb. oa stalk Beads . Lemens .05 H .06 , , r. nn 1.00 2.75 Limes, fresh Avacadoa, crate . Squash, Danish, dot. .., , Hnbbard Tomatoes. California, case Sweet potatoes, lb. Grapefruit, Florida , .20 .75 to 1.00 2.85 .03 .4.00 California 2.23 H0F8 Clatter, 1932,' IV. tor. .... .20 Filberts, lb. .12 to Walnut, lb. .12 to BayterPrlces Extras Mediums , .18 .20 . .12 . .09 . .03 . .10 . .08 . .06 .09 . .09 . .01 .0O .4.50 Pallets POTTLTBT Colore- hens Medina hens Light ban a Lefhora fryers Colored fryers . Old roosters hfSAT Sprlaf Iambi, top Hogs, 160 te 200 lbs. 120 to 100 lb. Orer 200 lax. -3.75 te 4.00 -4.25 Sows .2.75 te S.00 OS ta .OS esnra i Cows , Balls CZ td (1 Dressed real, top .ot ureaaed Decs ot OKAXN AKD EAT Wheat, western red .58 .5 White. No. 1 Barley, feed, Ke. 1 ton .14.00 -14.00 .ia.00 18.00 Oats, feed, ton Barley, maltiag, top , Oats, milling, tea - Hay, bnyiag prices Oats and vetch, ton .12.00 .14.00 .12.00 AKslia, valley, first cat Clover bay SOFT WHEAT HIGHER PORTLAND, Ore., Jan. 26.-an -A price of 75 cents a bushel for soft white wheat for foreign shipment was offered today by the North Pacific emergency ex port corporation. Yesterday's quo tation was 74 cents. GUEST OP RKVVETT'S KING WOOD. Jan. 26 A guest at the E. Bennett home is Miss Lucille Gambell of Chicago, who may remain here permanently. Miss Gambelrs parents were friends of the Bennetts many years ago in Iowa. .90 to 1.15 , 2.7S , lb. .. .20 Cross-Word Puzzle By EUGENE SHEFFER m . 2 - y , CLU ---. r - . -03 32 TT 39 SI p mo yy H M4 ll"jlllll"-ll j 7 L1L w vWr YA" I 1 HORIZONTAL 1 past 4 gart of "to 6 masculine name 11 word of -' promise 18 odors 15-aote of tht . ' scale ' 16 -tormal . 18 pronoun. 19 towards "J 21 respite . 22 fail to retain : : 24 herb eultiTated for its tough fiber 2 tear 28 e irg-een tree 23 mountain -.nympli 51 close tightly -23 compass point 84 uproar 86 regrets 88 river la. ' Italy 40 cross " ' 1 42 instruct ' 45 supply with - -feapons - 47 incursion 49 portico r peaam 82 Incrasta- . tion orer a -ore 54 printer's measure 55 Latin -conjunction 58 pertaining . to the aide 59 note of the -: scale 61 comfort 63 strikes ont 65 stormed 66 note of the scale . 67 native compound ! VXRTICAJ. 1 able . A OF ap - of of ja.sj Eerewith Is the solution to yes terday's Pu- .. z , , a I' w' ifeiii Qjy i - LM Es - UiPti S mt, eUTHCOlB PORTLAND. Jan. 2C. ($y-Ad-ranca of c in the price on first cubes of butter daring the late session of the prodace exchanse J completed the picture of the ad vances started the preflous'day as a result of the huae quantities of storage butter which are said to be getting too poor to move into regular trade. 1 A no. Da tra WS mystUiea L regarding the recent action of the government in demanding only fresh butter for relief purposes and to aid the industry, when it purchased this stock and put it in storage! This proved no aid to the storage problem, instead aggravated it. The government ! now has etorage batter for relief while it purchased fresh stock. Quality storage batter was said to be unusually poor which has turned much of the trade away from such offerings. Trading in the egg market here ' continued erratic with chief in 1 terest on the produce exchange in current receipts which were sell ; ing relatively higher than the bet-. ftr grades.' : ' -- - .. . E NEW YORK, Jan. 2S.-Uf) Stocks found further progress difficult in many directions to day, although numerous special ties continued to forge ahead. While aviation, food, motor accessory, tobacco and a miscel laneous assortment of other is sues were making the most of the support provided them, the rank and file offered consider able resistance to an advance. dipping in the last half hoar. For the averages the net change was a decline of seven-tenths point in a turnover of 2,516,870 shares. Antomobile stocks, evidently impressed by the General Motors earnings statement, made aa early bid for favor but did not get very far. Aviation snares took another ride, the highest flight occurring In Wright Aero- I -. nwvu Dj,-v.vwU . try zv. rnis issue, iraaea in ie I share lots. Is nsually inactive and tbe floating supply is limited. Douglas, Electric Auto-Lite, Car- tiss Wright. National Biscuit, Corn Products, Penlck c Ford, Nash, Timken, Liggett Myers B" and American Tobacco were prominent at one time or other. Farmers' Grain Warehouse Liberty at Trade Bta. GRAIN DEALERS We Meet Any Advertised Feed Price Quantities Reserved -covering-. for the ankle and instep 8 correlative of either 4 winged 5 rhythmical arTange- ment of . sylLables -business associate 7 historical period 8 tax . .printer's measure 10 dried grape 12 upon 1 4 nbic cter 17 utilizes 20 Hebrew -' meaTS 23 pertaining . to 24 interjection S 1 T 25 two oi a kind 27 tensely . stretched 30 means of entrance 32 dregs 35 browned by the heat of afire 87 satisfy S3 cuts the outside part from 89 public speaker , 41 cubes used f i gambling 43 bestow , 44-ciclamaion , 46 possessive , pronoun 48 has courage l -saaa.-r-asa.! I - lor 61 scoria of a - olcano . "c 53 island east of Jara 67 air hero 58 Cb-nese v measure 60 Peer Gynrs toother ," 62 note of the - ?!0!5!!? I'M? n - scale 4-make