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The OREGON f STATEpN, Semr Oregon, Friday Mondng.Febroart 21, 1936.
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tierp Wanted 31ale
. Want two young- men. II or over,
who ere Interred in a steady Job in
Salem. CaU 381 State St, Kooir. 2y4,
today & p. m.
1 Help Wanted Female"
Middle aged woman or eqt. girl for
housework. Tel. 14 85.
,Um. ft bd. for lady to be with Inva
lid p. bl's. CaU forenoon. 8339.
' Woman in N. Salem for part time
housework. Box 1016, Statesman.
Glri or woman for house ot k In
country; adults. Box 1017, carr fc'ates
nian. "
j tor ISale -"Miscellaneous
'Sate tor sale, fireproof. ZU Chrina-tota-.
.:
iiTrPEWRlTERS neat a, machine,
practice at bom. Special rate toTnu
de&ta Roesw20- Court. Phone 4773.
vOats, vetch, alfalfa hay for sale.
McltoghUa hop ranch. 2 mL north of
Independence. Tel. Independence 2TF2.
- i,ff Thomaa drag saw, good coi
Clttoai Bargain, 855. O. Fi Fowler.
Kt. Turner, mi. north of N. San
tiam schooL
Save (30 Airway cleaner, uaed only
4 days. Phone 8468.
Trade Miscellaneous
, Will trade cedar fence posts for good
oats ft vetch hay. Write Bex 197,
Detroit, Ore.
Wanted Miscellaneous")
WalnuU filbert meats. Walnuts la
shey. Any quality. State Cafeteria.
Free We ' pick up flead and worth
less horses, owa, sheep. Tel 48(9.
Wanted Furniture
, CASH PAID FOR TOUR TOOIJ
Tj Stoves, Furniture
I Capita. Hardware ft Furniture Co.
ZS5 N. Cotsmerclal Phono 7843
Miscellaneous
IIalruts, JOc-lSc. 303 a Winter.
-For. Rent- -Rooms
Modi steeping rms. 49 N. Cottage.
ii . W sSW W
Furnished heated room. Tel. '4498.
Ilea ted rms. 836 X. Cottage. 5678.
r
Room and Board
!Room, board, 234 N. Church. T. 1183.
J For RentApartments
Small fun. apt, clean and
SIS Ferry. .
2 R. upstairs furn. apt., lights, wa
ter. 89 mo. 412 N. 21st.
One room modern, 2005 N. Qapitol.
2 R. furn. or unfurn. 267 S. Church.
Nicely furn. 3 mom apt. Heat, wa
ter, garage. 1932 Cbemeketa. Phon-s
ISS3. ;
.'Close In apt, newly decorated and
furn.. ' Colonial stylej Ht, water,
lights, main floor, 14$ Union.
Apartments for rent, 35a Bellvue.
5 R. apt., $3.00. 2075 Center Street
Private, mod. furn. apt, 235 State.
TeL ImtC-
I For Rent Houses )
" Wlirier'raiM on comgea Lena Star
Auto. Camp. I960 N. CapitoL
f FuMVTBod; unfurn. 1S3 N. Capitol.
2 roomfurn. house.' Tel. 8840. .
1 . R. house, mostly- mod. Vacant
Mar, 1st Reasonable,, 'garage, garden
space. Call 771 N. Commercial.
For Rent
1
Office rooms for rent 211 State St.
TeL 3713. .. ...
Rent- S acres. CaU 63F15.
Morpltai Im-Ui- and wr,relT.airs to
rent 1 1. U Stiff ! urn hut-. Co.
For ale Real Estate
SUBURBAN HOME
C large airy rooms, basement fur
. nace, fireplace. Double garage. 2 lots
' 48x200. Abundance of fruit and ihade
trees and many fine shrubs and Cow
erina plants. Ptaca easy walking dis-
tance to bust and schoala' Offered for
i only 4,5UO. worth more.
1 CHILDS ft MILLER, Realtors
314 State "Street Phone (703,
Housea Grant. 829 Court TeL TT22.
, List your property for sale with
.HAWKINS Jk ROBERTS INC
.ADVERTISING
Portland Represents tire
Gordoa B. Bell. Security Bulidina,.
: Portland, Ore, - , .
Western Adrerttsins.
4i Sepresenta tires'
r 1 Fenger-Hall Co, Ltd. '
,:aa Praneiiea, Lot Aagelav SoatUs
;atern Adfertlslnr
' Represents tires .
. Bryant. Griffith ft Brunsoa. laa,
. i Chicago. New Tork, Detroit,
Boston. Atlanta ,
' Bfrd at tht Pttottc at Salem
Oregon, a 8cod-Clan Hotter, Pb-
tMhea every stmflia ssoetK liosdav
Btninnt lliC9, 218 South Cowmerdai
Street, - .; f . ---- -. :
SUBSCRIPTION RATES J
Matt Subscription Rates, la Advance.
within Oregon. Dally and Sunday,
Mo. cents: S Ma $1.25 : 8 Mo. 8iJ$
1 ' year 34.00. Elsewhere 59 cents per
h. or . tor l year in aavanca. kit
Copt S centa News Stands 8 cents.
By City Carrier: 45 cents a month;
5.o raar la advance. ,
Interesting
Facts
Expenditures for home relief In
New York City In 1935 totaled
$185.50,00t.'
Cancer In all its forms last year
took a toll of 140,771 Urea, while
tuberculosis claimed only 75,500.
see
The acme "Home, Sweet Home"
is orer 100 years old.
A bushel of corn a 40 cents per
bushel will pay for enough fuel
for a Diesel tractor to double disk
30 acres of ground.
There are now approximately
350.000 Jews in Palestine, in ad
dition -to some 750,000 Arabs.
( For Sale Real Estate"
HERE IT IS : HOME" BARGAIN !
Hiving room, dining room, kitctien, nice
nook, oath and bedroom on first floor;
2 bedrooms, sleeping porch upstairs.
Beautiful backyard with fireplace,
playground forr children, garden spot,
some fruit, double garage. Lot over
160 feet deep. QUIET NEIGHBOR
HOOD. Only $4200 terms. Call 7807
during day or 4S3.9 evening for ap
pointment. SOCOLOFSKY ft SON
First National Bank Bldg.
FOR SALE, by owner, f room home,
large lot with fruit, double garage,
walking distance; shown by appoint,
mcnt only. Price I22P0.00. terms. Phone
9S4I or call at 1710 N. 17th St.
----------- -i-i -i-, ii- -ii-,ni-u-irinjiri.ri
A. walnuts and filberts. Fully
mod. 5 rooms and attic. Hardwood
floors. Close to Salem, paved road.
This is a beautiful home St S3720.0O.
Term
5 A. 5 It. house, 'basement, chicken
house, good soil, close to Salem. 3:950,
easy terms.
10 A. river silt loam, nuts and cher
ries. 5 R. house, $2500.00. Terms.
R. A. FORKNER. 1853 N. Capitol
SPECIAL
For a few days only we are offering
fine 6 room house, splendidly built
and close o business district, large lot
with abundance of flowering trees and
shrubs. House has large living rrom
witb ffne view of hills and river. 3
large bedrooms m-ith open sleeping
porch, rhfs Is a country home 'Ight
down town. You will like it Worth
34.000. Owner will accept $4,900. half
rash if sold at once. Call Mrs. Ellis,
470 for appointment.
CHILDS & MILLER. REALTORS
241 State Street Phone 4708.
$S&rf buys house and corner lot. Good
location. Inquire -245 S. Commercial.
.....-ii Cn n nt
For sak? by osTter-i-7-room English
type shake home. Double plumbing.
east front, near Leslie and McKinley
school, iihown by arppomtment only.
Price $6000. TeL 86i.
For Sale Farms
5 A. north. Small new house. Income
last year was over $100.00 per A. Price
$:000. A good investment. VOS-
BL'RGII-GRANT, Masonic Bldg.
Wanted Real Estate
I have clients to purchase houses, on
payment plans ; see me about acreage
tracts.
H. C S'.-.ieidf, 210 Ore. Bldg. Tel 1902.
Money to Loan
MONET TO LOAN on Salem res
idence property. Small monthly pay
ments. Salem Federal Svgs. A Loan
Assn.. 402 State Street. Phone 4100.
WANTED: To loan money on farm,
acreage or city iroperty. Have one
amount of 18000 to loan on business
property, low interest rate. See us for
prompt service.
CHlLDsS ft MILLER, Mtsre. Ians
344 State Street Phone 4Z0".
Federal housing loans title 2. build
or refinance homes or business prop.
ixw rates. A Drams A Ellis. Masonic B.
A Complete Service on
Loans Up to $300
We can advance cash quickly and
privately to any employed man or
woman in 24 hnura
Beneficial Loan
Society of Salem
Room 113, New Bllgh Bldg; 2nd floor
LICENSED NO S-122 ft M 145 by
STATE
ill State St TeL S 74 0.
Loans Made In Nearby Towns
Automobile Loans
Private money for automobile loans
at new low rates. .
Person.il Attention No Delays
Vou Keep Your Car. .j
Roy Simmons
First Natl Bank Bids. Phone 8553
Licensed by the Stars
Personal Loans
By an Independent Salem Finance Co.
Amounts to siQO
One to Twenty Months to Repay
Deal with art 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 Nat'l Bank Bldg. Phone 8553
; Licensed, S-138 by State
' MONET TO LOAN on strictly high
grade' '-property in sums of 41900 or
more no commission or brokerage.
LADD A BL'SII TRUST COMPANY
E
Loans Wanted
FIRST MORTGAGE LQAKS. Invest
your money at home where you can
x&mlne the security yourself. Ws have
a numoer ox mgniy secured; nrw mort
gages netting investor 4 semi-annu
ally. Amounts $500-$75O-$l000-$:0O0.
e co.lect the interest for you.
See us for SOUND INVESTMENTS.
CHILDS. Jc MILLER. Mtge. Loans
444 State Street Phone 670$.
Loans wanted on farm and city
property. Before borrowing. Inquire
ax nawams at Kooerts.
Livestock and Poultry
Baby chicks and custom hatching.
vv amier s tiatcnery. use N. Fifth,
DAT OLD LEGHORN COCKER-
f.ls $2.00 per 10F f. e, .b. McCoy,
Wednesday of each - week . beginning
reoruary is. uak. klkulx POULTRY
I AKH, AicCOr, OREGON.
About 80 White Leghorn millets, bow
laying, 65c. Route 2, Box 48. Across
irora -oor tarm.
For Sale Wood
. Wood all kind. CaU E61I. Get what
you buy. Tom Si George.
18 in. old fir, $3.80. Phono 9468.
Dry fir art, oak. TeL
"" - - "i"iiirVVnini,VXAAAAJXri
GUARANTEED DRT woodcoal
Tel.- SOee, Saism Fuel Cav Trade ft
cottage.
For Salt; Used Cars T
.. For Better Used Cars
H SEE '
DOC AND BAM
SPECIAL TIME .PAYMENT FLAN
TO VETERANS. EACH OF THE
FOLLOWING USED CARS HAVE
B E K 1ST THOROUGHLT CHECKED
OVER IN" OUR SERVICE DEPT,
AND CARRY OUR O. K.
I5 Buick Sdn.. with built-in trunk.
1935 Pontlac 8 Sdn.
1935 P-wrttac 41 Sdn.
1934 PooUac Sdn.
1933 Plymouth DeLuTe Coupe,
1932 JPontiac Sdn.
1131 Buick Standard, wheel Sdn.,
with trunk.
1931 Buick Standard Sdn.
1-S29 Buick Standard Sdn.
1929 Buick- T-pasa. Sedan.
1928 Stude. Sedan.
1929 Pontlac Coupe.
1930 FordiConvertibla Coupe.
1930 Ford Roadster.
1929 Ford Coupe.
1928 Chev. Sedan.
1926 Buick Sedan.
Other cars from S125 and dcw to
clioose from Get our prices before
you buy.
Otto J. Wilson
BUICK ft PONTIAC DEALER
38S N. Com'l St. Jhone 5431
The Oldest Automobile Sales ft
Sen-ice in Salem.
VALLEY MOTOR CO.
' R&G AND
SQUARE DEAL
MONEY BACK
GUARANTEED
USED CARS
Clean-Up Specials
'27 Oldsmobile Sedan
'27 Pontlac Coach
I 95
85
ISO
45
95
125
28 Chevrolet Sedan Delivery
'28 Chevrolet Touring .
'28 Durant SpL Rds. ...
'28 Ford Coupe, as is
A SQUARE DEAL
ALWAYS AT THE
VALLEY MOTOR CO.
Marion Liberty Center A Liberty
inu USillJ LAK lvOTS
- -- - -i-i-,-,-i-n-i-tn.njtA.r.rijxrLfi
Chevrolet Factory Demonstrator
1936 Chevrolet Master Sedan, leu
tnan JiUUB miles. Sold as a new car
with a new car guarantee. Substantial
reduction makes this the most attract
Ive buy In town.
PHONE RHOADES. 6183 or 8189
aiiii as. a 1 f-pu-jtrXiXr'U'Xfl
S20.00
Inchjdhur Feb. 29 we still rive 820
tor anything you can call a car, on a
trade.
REMEMBER
We Will Not Be Undersold
We Do Not Misrepresent
We Furnish A Written Guarantee
Today's Bargains
Chrysler Coach $ S3 00
8 Essex Coach 95.00
28 Oldsmobile Coach .
29 Pontlac Sedan
30 Pontlac Coupe
195.00
225.00
245.00
2S5.00
295.00
345.00
375.00
765.00
23 Nash Sedan (small)
30 DeSoto Sedan
31 Chevrolet Coach
1 Chevrolet Sedan
34 Buick Town Sedan
McKay Chevrolet Co.
13 Center 430 N. Commercial
Phone 3189
Open Sundays & Evenings
---- - - ---.-rwwi.ri.ruvw
Out to Win America
on Value Alone!
32 Chrysler Sedan, like new $585.00
27 Chevrolet Panel Delivery 95.00
-tudebaKer Sedan
65.00
2S Buick Sedan
245.00
165.00
165.00
26 Nash Sedan
27 Chevrolet Coupe, new
29 Nash Sedan
265.00
Chev. Sedan, new paint 385.00
Chev. Touring, 30,000 miles 55.00
(Pete) (Bill)
Carter & Church
Motor Co.
Nash ft LaFavette Dealers
355 No. Com"L Phone 3734.
(The Best Buys In Town)
1929 Pontlac Sedan Bur Six. Onlv
has been driven 20,000 milea Original
finish, looks like new. Only $275.00.
193a Studebaker Custom Dictator
Sedan. Safety glass, dual swipes, dual
visors, planor axle. Driven less than
14,000 miles. Only $750.00. 'lhese
cars taken in on motor trucks and
tractors. We are not in the automobile
business.
JAMES H. MADEN CO.
217 . State Street Phone 8590.
International Motor Trucks and Mc-
Cormick-Deering Farm Machinery
Shop Around
.ALL THE GOOD BUYS ARE .
NOT ON ONE LOT
1327 PONTIAC COACH. This ear In
exceptionally good condition both
mechanically and In appearance.
"Our price this week $125.
If Vf'ji a coupe you are wanting we
have suUi makes as Pontiacs, Ply
mouth, Chevrolets. Oldamobiles. Chry
slers ana Fords. -
FOR REAL CHEAP
TRANSPORTATION
See These Iw-priced Cars :
24 Ford Sedan
27 Star Touring '
25 Overland Touring
Salem Auto Co.
Home of CHRYSLER ft PLYMOUTH
435 N. Commercial Phone 4S73.
1932 Pontlac Sedan thoroughly over
hauled, good paipt and Urea W1U ac
cept cheaper used car In trade. Car can
be sees at 2185 Myrtle Ave., Sunday.
Forfait Wood
Guaranteed wood. Dry oak, $6.50;
dry 2nd growth, $5.60, nearly dry; big
2nd growth, $4.75, partly dry ; medium
2nd growth, $4.50. Any length, Fred
Martin. 854 a CommerclaL TeL 2046.
s sa asi as i m, -,-(,f-j7U-lJ-j
Dry wood. aU kinds. TeL 8088..
taassa m aia aaaa-... rinj-UUurtSs
18" .old growth fir.. $5 JO.. TeL 3378.
Guaranteed dry 2nd growth. 7869.
- Wood Sawing
Wood sawing reasonable. Can 1290,
.... . -i-Tr.-)rTi-irM-)fw--,rwrt.fu
Wood-sawing, lowest prices, T. 4084.
Xurner Win Two of Three
Games Played Wednesday
TURNER. Feb.' 20. Turner
high- school girls won 53 to 29
with Willamette TJ. girls In bas
Ketball; also TurnerV town team
won 32 to 27 from the National
Guard, and the Y. M. C A. Inter
mediates defeated Turner grade
school -fit to 21 in a fast game, all
on Turner floor Wednesday night.
Business
Cards In this directory ma
oa a monthly basis only. Baton
$1.00 per line per tnontU.
Anto Brakes
aflfc Panek. 271 8oulh Commercial.
Chimney Sweep
Telephone 4450. R E. Northnesa
Chiropractors
DR. a U SCOTT. PSC Chiropractor
51 N. High. TeL Res. 1752.
Electrical Service
BOSLER Electric. 248 State St. Wir
ing, motors, appliance, repairs; service.
Excavating
Excavating of all kinds. Basements
dug. Dirt hauled or moved. Dirt for
sale. Salem Sand and Gravel Co. Phono
S40S.
Florists
BrsUhaupt's. 447 Court.
ALL kinds of floral .work, I Aits, risr
1st. 1278 N. Liberty. TeL 9892.
Keys
We naafca key Barry W. Scott.
Laundries
THE NEW SALEM LAUNDRY
THE WEIDER LA UN DRT
IU 8 High TL 9121
CAPITAL CITT LAUNDRT
First In Quality and Service
relephone 2165 1284 Broadway
Mattr esses
Mattress remade, new cover, $3.95,
CAPITOL BEDDING CO. Phone 4069.
SALEM FLUFF-RUG and Mat trees
Factory. NEW MATTRESS mad. ts
order, old remade ; carpet cleaning, slx
ing: fluff rug weaving, a 13th A Wil
bur. TeL 844L OTTO F. ZWICKER,
Est 191L
Speakers All Selected
For Boys9 Conference
Acceptance of Dean U. O. Dn
bach, of Oregon State college,
completed the list of speakers for
the annual boys' conference to be
"DAUGHTERS
SYNOPSIS
In the dining room of a Los An
geles hotel, Juliet Rankin is ap
proached by Denton Terhune, well
known San Francisco lawyer. At
tracted by Juliet's beauty and
aloofness, he asks if he might chat
with her. During their conversa
tion. Terhune tells Juliet that she
fs searching for something more
than love and marriage "a breath
less something you cannot name."
Terhune introduces Mary to Ma
dame Hubert, wealthy beauty ex
pert, whom he describes as the
oddest and most interesting woman
in Los Angeles, and her handsome,
young manager, Thomas O'Hara.
CHAPTER n
Juliet realized that in a minute
or two more she would see the last
of this comradely middle-aged man
who had drifted so informally into
this her first evening out here.
She had always heard the West
was friendlier and franker than the
East It was true.
nntnn Terhune obviously a
man of character had revealed
himself so naturally to her that he
seemed like an old friend in less
than an hour
Yet Juliet herself had told him
scarcely more than her name.
He had taken her at face value
as a worthwhile person and had
done a little philosophical guessing
about her future- No attempt to
date her up. It wouldn't be diffi
cult, Juliet decided, to get along in
a town like this. But the local amia
bility that Juliet sensed certainly
was not operating at Madame Hu
bert's table
O'Hara had ceased growling and
had barricaded himself behind a
stony silence while the bent little
woman kept up a low and mournful
croaking.
"Ill absolutely not have Mrs.
Gottlieb removed to the hospital!"
she was insisting for the hundredth
time. Her voice was corroded with
the rust of a French accent, a relic
of her legendary youth in Paris.
"If she dies on our hands we must
risk that You're a fooL O'Hara,
Suppose we go now to her husband
with a confeasioi what then? We
stir no alarm, excitement He pre-
naroa a rfamacre suit It's inviting
calamity. Perhaps immediately
we are arrested!
O'FTara oronted. "Oh. Mrs. Gott
lieb 11 die, all right Probably kick,
in off tonizht while we sit here.
- Hubert's brisk black
eyes fixed themselves upon a short
a 3 .UL,4.J
rotund man wnose iace consaveu
mnTu.inllv f a virile but wander-
iris? nose. His name was Herman
Gottlieb and he was, at the moment
laboriously foxtrotting his stenog-
rapher. a curving nrunewe wiu
nainted rosebud mouth. -
"Look at him!" rasped Madame
Hubert "Men! His poor wife try
ing to make herself beautiful to
hold a husband like hirr Her eyes
snapped back to O'Hara as tnougn
.h. KiamM) him for the whole thing.
"Why didn't someone find out her
mi vMk before Von Goer-
don rave her ether Tw Madame Hn-
hri consumed a gnoonful of sher
bet "Oh well, maybe shell recover
after alt"
"Don't kid yourself," sulked
O'Hara, She's sroing to die and
when she does it's goodby to repu
tation and business. Customers will
dodge the Institute like it was
mxt house. Malnracticel Man
slaughter! I can see the headlines.
For the last time I tell you Ym
going to spring the bad news on
Gottlieb and make him take his
wife home before she dies. We can
threaten to eroose him as a philan
derer unless he gives us a breaks
But are'va swt to hnrrv." J-
There was a trace of bluster la
CHara's words but Madame Hu
bert's pointed chin stubbornly
closed above her over-hanging nose.
giving her the expression of ft de -
termined witch.
Directory
Music Stores
GEO, a WILL Pianos, radloa, sewing
machines, sheet muslo and pfatno stad
ias. Rapolrtns radios, phonographs and
sewing machines, 432 Stats Street
Salem.
Photo Engraving
Salem photo engraving, 147 N. Cora
merclaL TeL 8887.
Physicians and Snrgeons
Dr. E. E. Getslaff has moved bis of
fices from the First National Bank
building to 1380 Center St Phone 7771.
Printing
FOR STATIONERY, cards, pamph
lets, programs, books or any kind of
printing, call The Statesman Printing
Department.. 215 8. CommorciaL Tele
phone 91 0L
Stoves
f repair stoves, ranges; circulators
Sell new and rebuilt stoves, ranges and
circulators, stock fence, posts, chicken
wire. Salem Fence and Stove Works
262 Chemeketa. TeL 4774. R, B
Fleming.
Trangfer
FOR local or distant transfer storage,
call 3131. Lamer Transfer Ca Truck
to Portland dally.
Ramseyer truck service. Phone 3354
CAPITAL CITY Transfer Ca 22$
Stats St TeL 7772. Distributing, for
warding and storage our specialty. Get
Hir rates,
Vacuum "Cleaners
For rent or service, call Salem Hard
wars Co. TeL 4904.
Well Drilling
R A. West a s. Box 445. TeL U0FS.
con ducted at the Y. M. C. A.
March 27 and 28. Other speakers
for the conference will be Dr.
Bruce R. Baxter, president of Wil
lamette university, and W. 3.
Chambers of Columbus, Ohio. Phil
Brownel!, Jr., of Salem, will be
toastmaster at the conference
banquet
OF VENUS"
"No, no, no!" It was as though
a crow had cawed thrice.
Before O'Hara could reply, which
he had no intention of doing, they
were aware of Denton Terhune, ac
companied by Juliet standing over
them.
Five minutes later Terhune had
gone, but Juliet remained and was
seated between Madame Hubert,
who welcomed her presence, and the
general manager, who distinctly did
not
The Madame, her eyes flashing,
had discovered a professional joy
in the face and perfect figure of
Juliet The withered creature was
an artist an appreciator of subtle
and interesting beauty. Juliet, in
an instant, fulfilled her exacting
standards as did no other woman
who ever had come before those
hard and shrewd little eyes.
It would be honest to say, were
such a thing possible, that Madame
Hubert's heart warmed and expand
ed at the sight of Juliet's harmonic
symmetry.
One oz her hands, Drown as a
claw, slipped across tHe table and
rested lightly on the back of Juliefs
wrist
"My dear, said Madame Hubert
"I can find a use for you. How
would vou like to work with me?"
Juliet smiled. "1 never wanted
particularly to be a manicurist."
"I don't mean anything like that"
returned Madame Hubert seriously.
"I can use vou in lots of ways im
portant ways. Is it not so, O'Hara?"
A sullen slow burned in O'Hara's
eyes, t or no reason tnat juiiei
could discern, the man seemed to
dislike her instantly and intensely.
This was aueer. too. because Juliet
auietlv and mysteriously, was be
ginning to feel unaccountaDie trem
ora oi attraction lowara mm.
"I'm fed up," O'Hara said impa
tiently. "We've got enough trouble
on hand without any more compli
cations. I don't want or need Miss
Rankin in our organization and I
am not going to hire her ! I'm sorry
nothinar personal but that's the
way I feel."
Juliet started to laugh but sud
denly a stinging heat got into her
cheeks. Something in u Mara s per
sonality kept knockimr at the back
of her mind, worrying her. Some
where in the depth of her being a
metallic and decisive mechanism
clicked into nlace.
"I'm sorry Mr. O'Hara feels that
way about me," she said, turning
her head completely away from him
ignoring him and smiling sweet-
awfully rlad to join your orraniia
tiort. Madame!"
O Hara pushed back his chair ana
got to his feet rudely. It was to be
a battle between the Madame and
O'Hara. He was hard but the was
harder. Juliet noticed a wart on
the woman's face, a brownish and
mottled countenance, dry lute an
autumn leaf. The old black eyes
glistened -but there was never the
orhost in them ox compromise or
surrender.
"Dont be a fool; O'Hara," said
Madame Hubert icily. "You'll re
gret it-
There was the pallor of anger
under O'Hara's fine lear skin. He
did not deign to look at Juliet
"We're in a spot and I cant set
things straightened up if I am to be
interfered with," he said in a com-
nressed voice. "After all the hard
work I've-done to build up the busi
ness you're asking me to stand by
and see it go smash like a toy bat.
loon because of your stupidity." '-
- He -was about to leave abruptly
when Madame V Hubert hand
touched his alefveand skittered up
it like 81 tiny dun-colored sroirrel.
Bebe Monsieur; Bebet" crooned
Msdsmie Hobertvarith a bewate of
wheedlew 3i he eant have his own
little way, he wont play, eh? He
will abandon the poor old woman to
her fate to say nothing1 of his im
politeness to the young: lady.
1 - Her words - made O'Hara feel
'ridiculous and his handsome faee
Peterson Funeral
Scheduled Sunday
Independence Man Is Vet-
eran Teacher, Farmer j
Oregon Since '79
INDEPENDENCE, Feb. 20.
Grores Albert Peterson, 5, veter
an Oregon school teacher , and
farmer, died at the family home
here today. Funeral services. In
charge of the Keener Funeral
home, will be held from the Pres
byterian church at 1 p. m. Sunday
with Her. Henry G. Hansen offi
ciating. Interment will be in Belle
fountain cemetery.
Mr; Peterson was born at Sierra
Villa, Calif., June 3. 1870. He
moved to Portland with his par
ents at the age of nine and later
to Bellefountaine, Benton county.
There he married Clara Starr Jan
uary 15, 1889, and five children
were born to them. Clara Starr
Peterson died in 1906.
After marrying Mrs. Mary H.
Witbxow December 30, 1998, at
Monmouth, Peterson moved to Sa
ver where he lived for ten years,
and then moved to the Oak Point
llistrict where he and Mrs Peter
son had since lived. To them two
children were born.
Mr. Peterson taught .school in
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF
ADMINISTRATRIX
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned has been duly ap
pointed by the County Court of
the State of Oregon for the Coun
ty of Marion as admrnlstratrjx of
the estate of Ella McMunn, de
ceased, and that she has duly
qualified as snch administratrix:
all persons having claims against
the estate of said decedent are
hereby notified to present the
same, duly verified, to me, Salem.
R. F. D. 2, Marion county, Ore
gon, within six months from the
date of this notice.
Dated at Salem, Oregon, this
7th day of February, 1936.
FLORENCE MATTHES,
Administratrix of the es
tate of Ella McMunn, de
ceased.
R. J. Hendricks,
Attorney for Administratrix,
Salem, Oregon.
F. 7-14-21-28; M. 6
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showed it For an instant he stood
irresolutely and in that instant he
was lost for Madame Hubert
seized his sleeve and polled him
back into his chair.
These temperamental people!"
she exclaimed to Juliet O'Hara'a
only half business man the other
half is pure artiste.
Juliet smiled subtly. "I under
stand perfectly. A man in the
beauty business naturally !"
For O Hara it was a drop of acid
on the raw and his face darkened,
"Oh. he's a nice enough animal!"
said Madame Hubert complacently,
now that O'Hara was again seated.
"I'd be lost without him. Handling
the beauty work the women is
not in his department f rom a
business standpoint we're an indus
trial concern just like a factory
where they make shoes or automo
biles or straw hats. But I'm the
stupid one so he says tonight I
wbo conceived the wnoie institute i
Do yon wonder I called him an ani
mal r
"Is he?" asked Juliet in amaze
ment and amusement
Observe for yourself! cried
Madame Hubert "This is a mo
ment historic, yet he seizes the op
portunity to stir a quarrel."
"Well it's historic all right"
growled O'Hara. "Wait till Mrs.
Gottlieb dies. The grand collapse
of the famous Madame Hubert!
Next week it will be the notorious
Madame Hubert!"
The Madame affected not to hear
him and addressed herself directly
to Juliet
"The occasion is historic because
you and I have met here at this
little table, my dear. You the
most beautiful woman in Los An
geles and I the most ugly. Its
superb it's dramatic it s sheer
collision ! Think what Balzac would
have made of it yet this man here,
this O'Hara with the soul of a
tenth-rate pawnbroker, sits and
screams about filthy dollars and
dimes! He is revolting faugh,
faugh!"
O'Hara glared at his employer,
but remotely some light was begin
ning to twinkle in his eye.
"Only a malicious and wicked
woman would aav 'f aup-h ' 'faueh'
like you do!" he declared openly.
"You know you're a sinful old miser
and all this talk about drama and
moments historic is the worst kind
of bunkl If the headwaiter didn't
watch you d carry off spoons. . -These
startling insults rattled
harmlessly off Madame Hubert who
lowered her voice and spoke confi
dentially to Juliet
"Regard nothing he says as seri
ous. For years he represented an
American Company in China until
the typhus got him. He cannot go
back because a second attack is fa
taL The fever-L-you know and
she tapped her temple significantly
with a skinny finger and rolled her
eyes.
What in heaven's name, Juliet
wondered, kind of people were
these? Everything about them was
touched with a childish madness.
It was fantastic that between
them somehow they had built up a
great business. Yet there was no
?iestion as to that fact " Denton
erhune.had vouched for it and
Madame Hubert's diamond-dog-collar
alone was worth a fortune.
. But any enterprise managed by
these- two. J uliet decided, would un
questionably be a continuous com
bat 'and any association, with
O'Hara was ;bound to be disagree
able. -Juliet could see that-elready.
It -occurred to her that possibly he
resented her because this was only
a guess-rhe was swindling Madame
Huberts O'Hara drank a glass of
water and looked Juliet straight in
the eve. , -
- -fTake my advice and keep out of
It h said decisively. "I don't like
you and yon . don't like me wo
would never get on together.. You
would only be in- the way and there
is no fatare.witn. os anyhow I"
(Te Be Continued)
esjartt, 1118. ar Ksai 1
Oregon for 20 year and then en
gaged lu farming. He was a life
long Presbyterian and' an , active
member of the Monmouth grange.
Surviving are the widow, and
six children, Mrs. R. A. Dupont
Astoria; Mrs. T. . F. . Thurston,
Medford; Roberta Peterson, In
dependence: Leonard, Groves A.
Jr., and Rodney 3. Peterson, all ot
Independence; m brother, Charles
A. Peterson, HuxtonV Ore:? jt sis
tar, Mrs., Jessie. B. 'StarT,' Corval-
11a; stepchildren, Mrs. C. Hams-
dell, Newport; and Harold With
row, Monmouth.'
Revokirig Truck
Permits Sought
Permits of all truck operators.
who overload their vehicles or car
ry overlength tonnage, will be re
voked or suspended, lu case the
state utility commission accepts
the recommendations of the state
highway commission.
This was determined at a meet
ing of the state highway commis
sion held in Portland yesterday.
Revocation or suspension of six
of these permits are now being
considered, officials said.
The commission designated the
Amity-Dayton cutoff as a second
ary highway. This cutoff reduces
the distance between Amity and
Portland approximately four
miles.
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF
EXECUTORS -Notice
is hereby given that the
undersigned have been duly ap
pointed, by the County Court ot
the State of Oregon, for the Coun
ty ot Marion, as Executors of the
last will and testament and estate
of Jonn Schifferer, deceased, and
that they have duly qualified as
such Executors; all persons hav
ing claims against the estate of
said decedent are hereby notified
to present the same, duly veri
fied, to us. at the office of Ron
ald C. Glover, our attorney, 205
Oregon Building, Salem, Marian
County. Oregon, within six months
from the date of this notice.
Dated at Salem. Oregon, this
11th day of February, 1936.
FRED P. SCHIFFERER, and
JOHN W. SCHJFFERER,
Executors of the last will and
testament and estate of John
Schifferer, Deceased.
RONALD C. GLOVER,
Attorney for Executors,
Salem, Oregon.
F14-21-28-M6-13.
NOTICE OF FINAL
SETTLEMENT
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned has filed in the
County Court of the State of
Oregon, for the County of Marion,
her duly verified final account, as
administratrix of the estate of W
H. Gobert, deceased, and that said
Court has fixed Tuesday, the 3rd
day of March, 1936, at. the hour
or ten o ciocx a. m. of said, day
as the time, and the County Court
Room in the County Court House,
at Salem, in Marion County, Ore
gon, as the place for hearing said
final account and all objections
thereto. '
Dated at Salem, Oregon, this
3 1st day of January, 1936.
MAUDE MAY GOBERT,
Administratrix of the Estate of
; W. H. Gobert, Deceased.
RONALD C. CLOVER,
Attorney for Administratrix,
Salem, Oregon
J. 31 F. 7-14-21-28.
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NOTICE OF FINAL'
t SETTLEMENT
Notice Is hereby given that the
undersigned has filed in th
County ' Court .of . the State of ,
Oregon, lor. the County of Marion, '
her duly verified final account, as
administratrix de bonis non, with
the will annexed, of .the estate of
Ada B. Simpson Fellows, deceased,
and . that said Court has fixed
Tuesday, the 3rd" day 'of March.
1936, at the hour of ten. o'clock
A. M. of said day, as the time, and
the County Court Room in the
County Court House, at Salem. In
Marion County,- Oregon; aa the
place for hearing said final ac
count and all objections thereto;
Dated at Salem, Oregon, this
31st day of January, 1936.
. M. GRACE ROBERTSON,
Administratrix de bonis non of
the -Estate of Ada B. Simpson
Fellows, deceased.
RONALD C. GLOVER.
Attorney for Administratrix,
Salem, Oregon.
J. 31 F. 7-14-21-28.
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE
By Tirtue of Mortgage fore
closure execution issued by the
Circuit Court of the State of Ore
gon, for the County of Marion, in
Suit No. 25379, The Federal Land
Bank of Spokane, a corporation,
Plaintiff, vs. P. E. Thomason and
Ora F. Thomason, husband and
wife; Marion County, a municipal
corporation; and Marion-Polk Na
tional Farm Loan Association, a
corporation, defendants; therein
pending and to me directed. I
shall, on Saturday, the 14th day
ot March 1936, at ten o'clock in
the forenoon thereof, at the front'
door of the Marion County Court
house, Salem, Oregon, sell at pub
lic auction for cash, all right, titla
and interest had and possessed by
said defendants on or since the
date of execution of plaintiff's
Mortgage in an to the following
described real property:
The South Halt of the
Southwest Quarter of Section
Thirty-five in Townthip Eight
South, Range Two West ot
the Willamette Meridian; al
so the North Half of 'the
Northwest Quarter of Section
Two In Township Nine South,
Range Two West of the Wil
lamette Meridian, and con
taining 160 acres, more or
less. Beginning at "the South
east corner of the Donation
Land Claim of A. R. Fraser
and Eliza Frazer, hfs wife.
Certificate No. 29, Notifica
tion No. 421. said corner be
ing the Southeast corner of
the Southwest Quarter of
Section 34, in Township Eight
South, Range Two West of
the Willamette .Meridian in
Marion County, '0 r e g o n;
thence running North 50.00
chains; thence West 20.00
chains; thence South . 50.00
chains; thence East 20.00
chains to the place of begin
ning, containing 100 acres of
land, more or less. Together
with all water and water
rights used upon or appurt
enant to said lands and how
ever evidenced situ
ated in Marion County, State
of Oregon.
A. C. BURK. Sheriff
Marion County, Oregon.
Edward K. Piasecki,
One of Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Date of first publication: Feb. 14.
Date of last publication: March 13.
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