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The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem; Oregon, Friday Morning December 27, 1935
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I r'orSalc Miscellaneous
Safe rot sale. flreprooL 2S5 Cheme
keta. TYPEWRITERS Rent a machine,
practice at borrw. Special rates to stu
dents. Roen.1420 Court. Phone 477.
Kerosene) lSc, western It. 2 q,tSL.
1 Zc. 100 eastern oil Z qta, 35c Lucky
Corner Service Station, corner N.
Front and Columbia. ;
DELICIOUS home-made fruit cake,
Si Center St, Salem.
Sale dry wood. Red and black cock
er spaniel pups. TeL 8580.
j Trade Miscellaneona j
BUt Spaniels, 1 jr.. TeL 127F2I.
Wanted Miscellaneotia
Free We pick up Oead and worth
-less horses, cows, sheep. Tel. 48S9.
. WANTED Walnut and filbert
mtats. State Cafeteria.
Waated- Mimeograph machine. IX
H Dacker, 112 Edgewater, W. Salem.
Wanted Furniture
CASH PAID FOR TOUR TOOLS
Stoves, Furniture
Capital Hardware at Furniture Co.
283 N. Commercial
Phone 7844.
Miscellaneous
Authorized Hoover service. Ph. 4235.
Hair cuts, ladies 20c. children 15c
203 & Winter, 2 blks. south city li
brary. For Rent Rooms
Plenty of steam heat. Bitch Hotel.
Rates $3.09- wk. and up. '
Pleasant Bleeping room. Tel. 4498.
Rooms, 636 X. Cottage. Tel. 6478.
Warm room, close in. Tel. 4515.
Heated rm., 1st floor r walking dis. ;
$S wk.; 06 a Church. Tel. 72 IS.
Room and Board
Room and board. 254 N." Church.
Room for rent, centrally located. 909
Chemeketa. Tel. 5533.
For Rent Apartments
Nice, turn. apt. 590 Union.
2 rm. furn., close In. Tel. 5825.
3 room apt, 555 Center.
3 large rooms, furnished apartment,
private bath, 590 N. Summer St. Phone
4491. Adults only.
- Furn. 1-2 R . lights, water, Maytag.
9 up; i:i N. Capitol.
j For Rent Houses
Winter rates on cottages. Lone Star
Auto Camp. I960 N. CapltoL
Kurn. A onfuru. Forkner. Tel. 8031.
Sal or lease Mod. furn. house,
lee stove, refrigerator, wash, ma
chine. 1030 N 15th.
2 R. furn. house. Tel. 8840.
- Mod. 4 R house, furnace, fireplace,
garage, good location. M. B. . Stegner,
180 N. Com'L Phone U2.
For Rent
Hospital bed and wheelchairs to
rent. (L U Stiff Furniture Co.
Offlcei rooms for rent 381 Stat St.
TeL 272L
6' R. house, 255 Division.,
4 -room furnished apt, 6 -room furn
ished house, and 5-room unfurnished
house. Call 710 N. High.
j For SaleReal Estate"
- FOR SALE, by owner, room home,
large lot with fruit, double garage,
walking distance; shown by appoint
ment only. Price $3200.00. terms. Phone
541 or call at 1710 N. 17th St
TEAR END BARGAINS!
room bouse, corner lot, street
paved 'and walk in. Price $600, cash
100, baL 110 mo. i int.
Two good lots with bearing fruit and
nut trees. 4 room bouse and garage
: needing some repair. A real snap tor
1430, cash $100, bal. $10 mo. Int.
Market street home. Neat 4 room,
plastered cottage, garage and wood
shed. Price only $1260 with one-half
casii.
Well located In 1C. E. Salem. 7 room
house, good plumbing and built ins.
fireplace, hardwood floors in part, 2
Cine east front lota with nice lawn and
some trees..- Price .$2750, cash $250,
bal. $25 mo. C lnt
For GOOD BUYS m Homes. SEE
: CHILDS MILLER. Realtors
211 State Street Pbone 4708.
Houses. Grant. 629 Court. TeL 7722.
' 4 ADVERTISING
Portland Representative
Gordon B. BelL 'Security Building.
Portland. Ore.
.-. Western Advertising
- Repres en ta tires
Fenrer-Hall Co, Ltd.
Sis Francisco. Lea rla, SetUIe
Eastern Advertising
Representatives
. . Bryant. Griffith Branson, Inc,
' Chicago. New York, Detroit.
T Boston. Atlanta
Entered ttt fas Postofftc at 8-Ietn.
Oregon, as seeoM-vuua waiter-, t-mo-
SuineH of fie. 215 South Commercial
Street, - - - - .
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES :
Mall Subscription Rates, In Advance.
Within Oregon: Daily and Sunday, 1
' Mo. 50 cents: 2 Mo. $L25 ; Mo. $2.25 :
1 year $4.00. Elsewhere 5 nts per
Mo or $5.00 for 1 year In advance. Pet
Copy 2 cents. News Stands 6 cents.
r ftv tlarrler: 45 cents a month :
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1 For Sale Used Car j
We Know That We Have the Most Complete
Used Car Stock in Salem! -
FORDS
193! VS Sdan, now motor .
1929 Sport Coupe
1929 Pitnel, motor orerhaul
CHEVROLETS
1932 Coupe, new tlrts ...
1930 Tuttor, fine sliape
1927 Sedan. 4 door
PLY MOUTHS
933 DeLuxe Sedan
1932 leLuxe Coupe
1930 Sedan
1929 Coupe . ,
DODGES
1931 Redan, C wheel
1933 Sedan, 12.SW; miles
19SJ SRdan, romp, overhauled
1929 Sedan, C wheels
BUICKS
1933 DeLuxe Coupe, new tires
1931 DeLuxe Sedan
1928 Coupe , :
TRUCKS
1933 Ford V8, 10,000 miles and
1934 Che L. W. K.. 10 ply tires
1934 Dodge K31, 10 ply tires
HERRALL - OWENS COMPANY
DEPENDABILITY
235 S. Com"! SU
Open 24
For Sale Real Estate
SUMMER STREET HOME
Neat 5 rooms, modern house with
large attic, beautiful lawn and shrubs.
Offered for $5250. Will accept cheap
er house as part payment
CHILDS A MILLER, Realtors
344 State Street Phone 6708.
List your property for sale with
HAWKINS & ROBERTS. IXC.
For sale er rent 3 8-10 A. garden
land, 14 room house, garage, chicken
house, automatic water system, elec
tric lights; 3 blocks to school. . For
full particulars call on or ddress
Chas. Warner, Mehama, Oro.
2. 5-R. 1kish. I north, 1 south.
Fruit 710 N. High.
TIMBER BARGAINS:
20 acres located about 5 miles out.
estimated at 800 cords of second
growth fir timber, located on gravel
road. Price $So0 cash if taken at once.
See. W. H. GRABENHORST & CO.
134 S. Liberty St.
( Exchange Real Estate
EXCHANGE
Neat 4 room cottage and 2 large lots
at the beach for good new home in Sa
lem. Price $1750. Will pay difference.
See pictures in our office.
SEE Mrs. Ellis with
CHILDS & MILLER. Realtors
344 State Street Phone 670S.
For Sale Farms
Modern rm. house under construc
tion, -2 Vi A. land; 3 mi. from Salem,
good location: $1500, easy terms.
Acreage to rent.
H. C. SHIELDS
210 Oregon Bldg. TeL 8902
FARM BARGAIN:
140 acres with 00 acres of plow
land, balance pasture and timber, lo
cated TH miles out. eld building. A
REAL BUY at $35 per acre. Terms.
See, W. n. GRABENHORST A CO.
124 S. Liberty St.
Business Opportunities
Poor health forces sale of going bus
iness with living quarters, or trade for
Salem home. Box 947, Statesman.
Money to Loan
Personal Loans
Ry an Independent Salem Finance Co.
Amounts to $1500
One to Twenty Months to Repay
Deal with an Independent Salem
owned-and-operated finance company
where your needs will receive every
consideration both before and after the
loan is made.
No Delay? ... No Red Tape
General Finance Corp.
First NnO Rink Bldg. Phone 8553
Licensed. S-138 by State
Automobile Loans
Private money for automobile loans
at new low rates.
Personal Attention No Delays
You Keep Your Car
Roy Simmons
First Nat I. Bank Bldg. Phone 1552
. Licensed by tbe State
Federal housing loans title 2, build
or refinance homes or business prop.
Low rates. Abrams & Ellis, Masonic B.
MONEY: Buy yourself a good
Christmas mortgage. We have several
first mortgage loan's, amounts $500 to
$2000. net investors . See security
yourself.
CHILDS St MILLER. Mtge. Loans
244 State Street Phone 6708.
A Complete Service on
Loans Up to $300
We can advance cash quickly and
privately to any employed man er
woman In 24 hours.
Beneficial Loan
Society of Salem
Room 119. New Bllgh Bldg. 2nd floor
LICENSED NO 8-122 A M 165 by
STATE
SIS State St. TeL T 4 0.
Loans Made In Nearby Towns
MONET TO LOAN on Salem res
idence property. Small monthly pay
ments, Salem Federal Svga. A Loan
Assn, 402 Stat Street, Phone 4109.
Loans Wanted
Loans wanted on farm and city
property. Before borrowing. Inquire
at Hawkins A Roberta.
WANTED: $1000 private loan on
close in six room home with basement
and furnace. Will pay 7 Interest.
SEE. W. H. GRABENHORST A CO.
124 South Liberty Street
1 For Sale Wood'
Dry 2nd growth fir. TeL 7S89.
Dry 2nd. growth. TeL Fen wick 4527.
Guaranteed dry 2nd growth. 7260.
12-14" dry wood. TeL 2478.
14 In. old fir. $5.50. Phone 45.
Dry wood, reasonable. TeL 3354.
GUARANTEED DRT wood roaj.
TeL 5000. Salem Fuel Co. Trade 4
Cottage.
Dry fir wood. TeL 58F12.
16 In. old fir, $5.25. TeL 6936.
Fir. oak, ash. TeL $254.
Wood Sawing
Wood sawing reasonable. Call 1290.
Wood sawing, prices tow. TL 40S4.
For Sale Used Cars
.$415
. 175
. 185
395
285
95"
495
385
265
175
695
625
585
265
625
.. 425
145
semi-trailer
:
850
43-5
565
Phone 4711 or 3511
Hours a Day
Everybody Drives a
Used Car!
SPECIALS
'26 Chevrolet Sedan
$45,00
'28 Chevrolet Coupe
$135.00
'28 Ford Coupe
$165.00
'29 Dodge Sedan
$200.00
'29 Chevrolet Coupe
$225.00
'29 Chevrolet Sedan
$245.00
'30 Ford Coupe
$265.00
'29 Pontiac Sedan'
$195.00
'31 Chevrolet Sedan
$385.00
'33 Pontiac Sedan
$575.00
McKAY CHEVROLET
COMPANY
333 Center St.
Phone 3189
430 N. Com9l
Open-Sundays and
Evenings
Values - Values - Values
Used Cars
Bonesteele Bros., Inc.
Moved North of
Nelson Bldg. on
Liberty St.
1935 Stude Custom Sedan, less
than 10,000 miles $S45
1935 Dodge Coach, radio A heat
er, 12,000 miles 765
1935 Dodge Coupe, looks like new 695
1934 Hudson Coupe, valve grind.
new tires 695
1933 DeSoto DeLuxe Sedan, air
wheels, tires new 695
1934 Willys 77 Sedan, run 25 to
30 miles per gallon L 425
1931 Stude Commander Sedan, re
conditioned 450
1931 Stude Dictator C Sedan, run
27,000 miles , 3S5
1931 Ford A 2 -door Sedan, good
condition .. 295
1929 Chrysler 75 Sedan, new tires 325
1930 Stude Business Coupe. leath
er upholstery 295
1928 Willys 70'Sedan, runs excel
lent 185
1929 Durant Coach, motor perfect
condition A . 145
1927 Dodge Sedan, reliability &
service 126
1927 Dodge Coupe, reliability and
service . 135
1926 Hup Sedan, good value 125
1927 Chev. 2 -door Sedan, new.
paint 95
Several cars ' from $25.00 to 100
Used Car Lot
Moved North of Nelson
Bldg. on Liberty St.
Bonesteele Bros., Inc.
STUDEBAKER DEALERS
391 Shemeketa Street Thone 414 4.
COME IN and Inspect our
USED CARS. i
We take great pleasure in selling the
best used cars Money can boy.
Down
Pmt.
1934 REO Regal Sedan. C-w. eq.
This car is In fine condition
and one of the finest prod
ucts Reo has ever built $266
1933 Chev. Sedan. A buy that
you'll be proud of and that
we will be proud to sell 176
1924 Ford DeLuxe Cpe, A real buy 176
1932 Pontiac Sedan 150
1931 Pontiac Sedan, C-w. 126
1930 Buick Sedan, driven only
20,000 miles 12S
1930 Buick Sedan , llO
1929 Buick Sedan ' 100
1928 Buick Sedan - 90
1930 Ford Coupe 85
1928 Buick Sedan , , 85
1928 Buick Sedan 45
1929 Essex Sedan 45
1924 Buick Sedan 60
1931 Ford Coupe, has been built
over to make a fine pick-up.
Is In ercellent condition 100
Balance can be extended tip to 18 mos,
Otto J. Wilson
398 N. Coma St - - Pbone S45L
BUICK PONTIAC
CALL FOR CITY OP SALEM
GENERAL FUND WARRANTS
Notice is hereby given that
funds are available for the pay
ment of General Fund Warrants
ofthe City of Salem, Nos. np to
and including warrant No. 96557.
Present them for payment at
the office of the city treasurer as
interest ceases after Dec. 27,
1935.
g. O. RICE, Treasurer,
For Sale-s4
PRE-1NVENT0RY SALE
1936 License Included
THEY MUST GO BEFORE JANUARY FIRST
1934 V-4 Victoria
1934 V-S Sedan DeLuxe
1934 V-S Coach
1934 V-S DeLuxe Coupe, rumble seat
1933 V-8 DeLuxe Sedan, beater, recond.
1933 V-8 DeLuxe Coupe, comp. reconditioned, new paint
1929 Nash Special Sedan ,
1929 A Sport Coupe ' ' - ,.. ;
1929 A Ford Coach
1931 A Ford Roadster
SEVERAL. MODEL T FORDS and" OTHER LOW PRICED CAR3
Take Advantage of These Low Prices
at
THE VALLEY
Marion A Liberty
Two Used Car Lots
Telephone 7910
Teachers Say New
Tax Plan Required
(Continned from Page 1)
chairman, J. T. Longfellow of
Oregon City, branded the present
district system as "the greatest
single extravagance In Oregon ed
ucational organisation."
Small Districts Are
Deemed Extravagance
The report said: "The 2200 sep
arate and almost independent
school districts in the state, with
overlapping and duplicating func
tions and staffs; with small
schools maintained for few pupils,
with 2200 separate business man
agements and purchasing agen
cies; all of these mean unneces
sarily high costs with no corres
ponding educational return. The
only solution for this problem is
larger units of administration and
greater state support."
Walter W. Redford, president
of Southern Oregon Normal
school, won by one vote over Fred
D. Wolf, Salem high school prin
cipal, in the balloting for a mem
ber of the board of trustees to
represent the state at large.
Lane Studies Tax
System in Marion
(Continued from page 1)
taxes added to a larger percent
age of 1935 collections than has
prevailed in five years, accounts
for the larger aggregate this year.
Burk said comparisons with col
lections received in other coun
ties, made at the recent sheriff's
convention, convinced him Marion
county's receipts from taxes this
year were as high or higher than
any other county in the state.
Attach Liens Now
Attaching of personal property
tax liens to real property began
yesterday at the sheriff's office.
This is required by statute in in
stances where personal property
taxes are not paid by the past due
date.
L. E. Neet, deputy collector. Is
making plans to get tax state
ments out as early as possible in
1936. This year statements were
sent all taxpayers and are said to
have expedited tax payments ma
terially. WHEAT PRODUCTION CON
TROL ASSOCIATION OF MAR
ION COUNTY, OREGON
Expenditures incurred from
November 1, 1935 to November
30. 1935, inclusive:
SALARIES
Treasurer S.50
Office Assistants 78.75
Secretary 3.00
MISCELLANEOUS-
Printing and Publication .2.60
Equipment Rental . 4.50
TOTAL 192.35
We certify, that the expenses of
this Association, as outlined
above, are properly incurred, that
the services indicated above have
actually been rendered in the
business of the Association,
and 'or the supplies and equip
ment shown have actually been
received and are in use by the
Association. We certify that the
bills are correct and just, and
that payment therefor has not
been received.
HENRY ZORN
Henry Zorn, President,
Marion Co. Wheat Pro
duction Control Ass'n.
.HARRY L. RICHES
Harry L. Riches, Secre
tary, Marion Co. Wheat
Production Control Ass'n.
D.27.
NOTICE OF HEARING OF OB
JECTIONS TO FINAL
ACCOUNT
NOTICE is hereby given thai
May L. Hull, as the duly qualified
and acting administratrix with the
will annexed of the estate of
John D. Anderson deceased, has
rendered and presented for settle
ment and filed in the County
Court of the State of Oregon for
the County of Marion a final ac
count of her administration of
said estate and that Saturday, the
4th day of January, 1936, at the
hour of 10:00 o'clock in the fore,
noon of said day at the Court
room of said Court in the Marion
County Court House in the City
of Salem, County of Marion, State
of Oregon, have been fixed and
appointed by said Court as the
time and place for the hearing of
objections to said final account
and the settlement- thereof.
Dated and first published the
6th day of December, 1935.
MAY L. HULL
As Administratrix with
the will Annexed of the
Estate of John D. Ander
son, deceased.
PERCY A. CUPPER
CARL T. POPS1
Salem. Oregon. -Attorneys
for Administratrix.
D 6-13-2 0-2 7 J 3.
.$495
675
. 615
. 525
. 465
435
. 235
175
- 175
. 250
motor
MOTOR CO.
Center A Liberty
Koser Funeral Is
Scheduled Sunday
(Continued from page 1)
ges were to be brought against the
driver of the car, Rene Frltx, al
so of Dallas. Fritz told the inves
tigating officer he was driving
at between "40 and 50 miles per
hour when his car left the road
on a curve and overturned in a
ditch. Koser, he said, spoke a few
words after tbe crash but' died
before he could be extricated from
beneath the wreckage. Frita. who
suffered minor injuries, and Ko
ser 's body were brought to Salem
Deaconess hospital by William
DeGeer, 303 South Winter street,
who happened along about 20
minutes after the accident occur
red. Koser Holder of
Heroism Certificate v
Young Koser was the holder 61
a Boy Scout certificate of heroism
for saving Carl Bartz from drown
ing in the Dallas swimming pool
in 19 29. He received the award
at a court of honor at which Judge
O. P. Coshow, then of the state
supreme court, presided..
Koser was born at Rickreall Oc
tober 30. 1912. He was a grad
uate of Dallas high school, class
of 1931, and attended one year at
Oregon State college. An avia
tion enthusiast, he had taken fly
ing lessons at the Salem airport
and last Tuesday had purchased
an airplane of his own.
Surviving are the mother, Mrs.
F. A. Koser; an aunt, Mrs. Marty
McKee of Perrydale, and an un
cle, John KoserL of Amity.
Direct Relief To
Be Much Reduced
(Continned from Page 1)
heretofore obtained by needy peo
ple.' . For the past two months, re
lief moneys have come from a
balance Saved by the state relief
committee, before the federal gov
ernment cut off its funds.
Hewlett said the "master"
WPA project of road construc
tion on three large districts in
the county, was employing hun
dreds of men in the county. Trans
portation and tools are being fur
nished "by the county. WPA pays
all the payrolls with the exception
of the salaries of afew foremen.
Next month the county also
faces the problem of providing
for old-age dependents here. It
has a small residue from Its 1935
appropriation for old-age pensions
which can probably be used for
the pension checks next week
since these are December , pay
ments.' All the appropiratlon in
the 1936 budget for the county,
set up for old-age pensions, was
diverted by the special session of
the legislature to relief purposes.
Pensions have been totalling
14500 a month here.
Riots and Slaying
In Orient Serious
(Continued from page 1)
worried officials of the Chinese
republic sought to check a grow
ing Sino-Japanese tension.
An armored train bearing 500
soldiers was dispatched to prevent
students from Shanghai, traveling
toward Nanking in command
eered train, ' from reaching the
capital.
Serious effects resulting from
the assassination Christmas day
of Tang Yu-Jen, pro-Japanese rice
minister of Chinese railway-, were
predicted by MaJ. Gen. Rensuke
Isogai, military attache here of
the Japanese embassy.
He said the slaying was a re
sult of Tang's efforts to "normal
ize" relations between China and
Japan.
Fleet Is Requisitioned
For Next Rose Festival
PORTLAND, Dec. 26.-(p)-The
Oregon ian's Washington corres
pondent said tonight Senator
Charles McNary bad Informed
Secretary of the Nary Swsnson
that Portland wants 29 ships, one
airplane 'carrier and a squadron
of destroyers and submarines
June 8, 1936, for the Rose Festi
val. Secretary Swanson referred
Senator McNary to the bureau of
naval operations.
Bruno Huhn Dies
PORTLAND. Ore , Dec. 2 6. -OP)
Bruno . Hnhn, " secretary of the
German Aid society here for the
past seven years, died today from
a heart-attack. Hnhn. who was
widely known for his translations
Of German literature, was 66
years old. ,'' . .
Business
Cards la t Is directory rum
on a monthly basis only. Rates
f l.OO per line per month.
Auto Brakes
Mike Panes, 276 South CommercUL
Carpenter Work
For A-l carpenter work. TeL 0587.
Contractors & Builders
Peter Johannsen. Work guaranteed.
No pay U not satisfied. TeL 9587.
Chimney Sweep
Telephone 4460. R. EL Northneea.
Chiropractors
1
DHL O. L. SCOTT. PSC Chiropractor
50 N. High. TeL Rem. 8752.
Electrical Service
BOSLER Electrlc.346 State St, Wir
ing, motors, appliance, repairs, servlca.
Excavating
Excavating of all kinds. Basements
dug. Dirt hauled or moved. Dirt for
sale. Phone 4644.
Florists
Brelthaupt's. 447 Court.
ALL kinds of floral work. loitx. Flor
ist, 1274 N. Liberty. TeL 9598.
Keys
We make keys. Harry W. Scott.
Laundries
THE NEW SALEM LAUNDRY
THE WEIDER LAUNDRT
2(8 & High Tel. 1125
CAPITAL CTTT LAUNDRT
First In Quality and Service
Telephone 2165 1244 Broadway
Oil Sanctions May
Be Ordered Soon
(Continued from page 1)
Eden, the new British foreign sec
retary, persuades the League of,
Nations to impose oil sanctions on
Italy.
Warfare in Africa went on.
One Italian Plane
Is Brought Down
One jot Italy's fleet scouting
planes was shot down and Us pilot
beheaded, the Ethiopian govern
ment announced.
The plsne was reconnoitering
with, another over Daggah Bur, on
the southern front. The pilot was
not immediately identified.
It was the Boslng day holiday
here and the foreign office was
deserted, but many thousands of
British soldiers, sailors and air
men kept a sharp vigil along the
"empire route" through Egypt.
Italy pushed on with its Ethio
pian campaign, while Rome ex
pectantly awaited the next more
on sanctions by Anthony Eden,
Britain's new and young foreign
secretary.
Premier Laval of France was
threatened with a possible over
throw when the chamber of depu
ties debates on foreign policy to
morrow. He was eo-author of the
Anglo-French peace plan, now
dead, which forced the resignation
of Sir Samuel Hoare as Britain's
foreign secretary because of wide
spread resentment to IL
Leslie Work Will
Start on Monday
(Continued from Page 1)
street. Tentative selections of la
borers for the Leslie construction
already have been made from the
agency's files. The contractors,
Robertson, Hay and Wallace have
previously -announced that with
the possible exception of a fore
man or two, all employes will be
local residents, as are subcon
tractors. Under the revised plans, the
gymnasium and auditorium addi
tions to the Leslie plant are es
timated to cost 3179,000.
; Minier said nothing had been
beard from the PWA as to when
construction, could be started on
the senior high building. Bids will
be opened at 10 o'clock next Tues
day morning on the grade pro
ject. Two Women Hurt
In Highway Crash
Two women were brought to
Salem Deaconess hospital short
ly before 1 o'clock this morning
for treatment of lacerations they
received in an automobile acci
dent on the -Pacific highway a
short distance north of Salem,
One, a Mrs. Stewart, suffered se
vere lacerations about the face.
Condition of the other, a Mrs.
Cox, was not believed to t seri
ous. William George, Eugene, re
ported to police he had stopped
his car at the side of the road
to recover a hat that had blown
out of It when his machine was
struck from the rear by the auto
in which the two women were
riding. Names of two men. thought
to have been In the latter car
were not obtained. The car bore
a Kansas license.
Fire Loss Heavy j
' VANCOUVER, Wash-, Dec. 2 .
-)-Flre of unknown origin de
stroyed the Henry Gregerson
Mercantile establishment at Bat
tleground last night" Loss was
variously estimated from 320,000
to 325,000. " .;,
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Alattresses
CAPITOL BEDDING CO rhon 4049
SALEM FLUFF-RUG and Mattress
Factory. NEW MATTRESS mad t
order, old remade ; carpet cleaning, sis.
ing; fluff rug weaving. 8. 12th A Wil
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Salem.
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Com-
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Department. 215 S. Commercial. Tele
phone 910L
Stoves
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circulators, stock fence, posts, chicken
wire. Salem' Fence and Stove Works.
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Transfer
FOR local or distant transfer storage.
call Sill, Lamwr Transfer U I rue-
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Sons Are Beaten
By Webfoot Five
KLAMATH FALLS, Dec. 26.-(yP)-The
University of Oregon
basketball team defeated the
Southern Normal 44 to 33 here
tonight. The Eugene quintet got
off to a slow start andjwgs ahead
but 18 to 17 at halg-time, but
pulled away rapidly ht-4he final
period. t
The Eugene team ''connected
regularly from the foul line to
keep In the running the first half
and did nt take a decisive lead
until the Sons had tied th score
at 13-all shortly after 'the last
frame began.
Howell- and Patterson led Ore
gon scorers with 14 and eight
points respectively. Walton for
the Sons also tallied 14 and his
teammate. Hardy, counted . for
11.
The university team is sched
uled to leave here tomorrow for
a series of games in the. San
Francisco area.
Cross Word Puzzle
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HORIZONTAL
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lawgiver
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stone
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face 15 obliterate
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animal's
neck
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falsehoods
18 river in
France
19 species of
pier
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22 went away
24 tidy
26 Japanese
copper coin
27 mother
23 pledges
3 1 pe rtainin g
to the teeth.
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mountain
38 leases
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to the point
41 burden
43 chairs
45 facts
46 flower
48 follow the
trail of
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ftart
arewell
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finer
syllable
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measure
58 masculine
name
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shaped
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68 so be it
69 cry of the
sheep
71 allowance
for weight
. of a con
tainer ,
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river
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lightly
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public
school 'V
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learning:
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terday puzzle.
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United Church
Proposal Eyed
Episcopal r Clergy Study
Proposal's Meaning;
A Furor Is Created
(Continued from page 1)
said what he conceives to bo the
church already Is united, la his
opinion, by "the common faith in
a common savior
The Rev. George La Pla Smyth,
of New York, a. member ot the
committee, said the unity move
ment began many years ago in
England and includes "msmbers
of the Roman church, Anglicans
and others who deplore disunity,"
in religion.
Dr. Ivan Lee Holt, president ot
the Federal Council of Churches
of Christ in America, said that
an "Ansjlo-Cathollc" group of Pro
testant Episcopalians had long
sought to unify American Protest
ant and Catholic churches, hut
was "too small numerically" to
achieve bucU an end. . j
Half Hop Output
Of Oregon Signed
. (Continued from page 1)
signatures may be taken, has not
yet been determined by the com
mittee. There will probably be no de
cision reached on the matter until
after a conference with R. II. Mo-
Drew, of .California, market crop
specialist, with the AAA, who is
expected to be in Salem today. Mr
Drew bas been in conference with
tbe California hop growers and
experts to attend a meeting of the
Washington growers on Decem
ber 30. , -
Meanwhile the market flurry of
the first of the week, which pro
duced one of the largest single
sales in the history of hop buy
ing, seemed to have died yester
day. No sales were reported and
little interest was shown try east
ern buyers in the Oregon crop. .
GCC Camp Fire
Death Toll Is 3
WATERBURY, Vt.. Dec. 26-)
-The death fill of a fire which
early today destroyed the officers'
quarters at a -civilian conservation
corps camp 'here rose to four to
night when Lieut. Charles 11.
Brooks of Northfield succumbed
to Burns.
The fire was thought to have
been caused ',. by an overheated
stove or an explosion of coal gas.
The other officers who died in
the fire were Capt. Roland D. Pot
ter of Northfield. Capt. Edwin W.
Boothby, 37, of Watertown, Mass.,
and Lieut. Leonard B. Busbey,
26, of Concord, N. U.
to
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ointment
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Great Lakes
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courage for
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tions 6 native
compound
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8 Anglo-Saxon
slaves
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10 Persian '-
poet
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quickly
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13 guide
21 rip
23 dill
25 doctrine
27 Island in -the
MediU t
eiraueaa .
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fixedly '
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' nickname
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34 flower
35 rent
37 dialect .
'. from i
Sanskrit
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with age
42 -expire
44 Oriental.
saber
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of a cat .
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publication
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spirit of
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solution to yes-
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Before the
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chieftain h '
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' matted wool
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pression
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67 copper coin '
70 Peer Gynt'a
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