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Newspaper Page Texti JANUARY 21, 1922 i"T ,r..TI0N KATES t .lilisi-""- . ,. t 8erWcem8 , ii in Marlon and Polk i"B ma"' 1 mnth 60 cents, 8 2Iie?H " month. J2-26. 1 8Bls"Whero 60 cent, a iJVs"". ma" M"00' ? or not otherwise M alsol" PrJ insertions, 5 cent; J!JlonUii one month. 20 veaft per month. 12 'mi' ne ad. 25 cents. i """'Tn only in NW To on only advanoe NEW iwfH : rr nit H. Com- 'STrTTulTfor sal e. e23 rrT? By owner, it "Tnnvment. 2274 N. iheap; ni" v ! Z hnuse 2 lots tti'd barn SXX OmVSi MO or CO., 183 O- and other nursery Northwestern aentwim rumo. -- Jlg Journai. . . . ifOENT Rooms for light st 343M N. Com'l, Cottel Apts. gTwnted for detective wo k. Experience unnecessary. Write j. Ganor, former gov't detective 81. Louis. ls JOTS WANTED Absolut household necessity, Dig ind profits. P O box 4, Salem. g20 BESKI brooder stove, used one union, f 13. Ernest Brunk, Rt !, t Brunk's -corner, miles rat c19 LISTED 8 or 10 dark mahog ; Rhode Island Reds, not more than 1 year old. 629 N. Winter street, phone 607J. i ilHIUSS per gallon made with ie patented gasoline vaporizer. W for particulars. Stransky Rariwr Co.. Pukwana, S. D. 18 BETIRNINO to Siberian gold Mi, can stake you a rich filter claim. Address Edgar tan;, Colman Dock, Seattle. 18 TO EXCHANGE for breeders or H S. 0. White Leghorn cock mil best strains, big and vlgor " JX A. Breese, Rt. 6, Sa- Sj(k f20 If ' (u have a modern five room kugalow for which you will ac Pt eight hundred dollars cash m Iwenty five dollars per wtth, write Box 44 care Capl- gi Journal. 18 UVEB TROUBLE Physician ex fm simple treatment for in nimcd gall bladder and bile "associated with gall stones, et free., Dr. Paddock, box il. Kansas Citv. Mo. 18 "SRN home on Fairmount, 7 "nn, fireplace, furnace, sta- t Tmny' garaf?e- Price on l 'WOO, some terms. R. A. 209 Oregon bldg. phone torn ..n oiacK mn S ' ' miIes northeast of S S ose t0 Pavement. S s't500, $100 bal--iLh"ey, 209 Ortn t.. try . .-""""'i icr results, M "Hi. t.ana most auccess h Mer;" hundreds h cn u. ' ""'"ge soon strict- ta--maij most reliable: T, "Perience The Success descriptions jggJgJM. Oaklan5r-CaI"- elWnat,ural leaf- 8wee and ha6nd P'ed chewing or uatv reC,eipt for prePaI "teej v0Land delivery guar- CR U 1 ' ' "uaiia, Ky. I 'rtriSCO. jffe.BookQf l--' T" ' l NEW TODAY For Sale Houses i For Sal i.ivpstiwk" i- MisriTT t amitaits rrai. vtate - .- : . . ' - ' ' - Bid used ear sale at 185 S. Com merclal. Make us an offer. 18 OLD Or mill wood 250 per loud. Phone 101F3. ee20 ENGLISH setter bird dog for bale cheap. Phono 111F3. 18 FOR SALE Concord grape plants 2011 Maple ave. 18 WANTED Oirl or light housework 1957W.. woman fur Call Sunday 18 WANTED Women to take orders ' for candy. Hazel Candy factory, 695 8. 18th St. 18 FOR RENT Modern house In 1st class condition. Can be seen on Sunday 720 N. Com"!. J19 FOR bargains In cars call at the used car dept. Gingrich Motor Co., 185 S. Com'l. 18 FOR RENT 4 house keeping -, rooms, 160 Union street, phone 972R: J20 FOR SALE Parrots, young, tame, talking. E. B. Flake, 273 State street.. f20 FOR RENT Steam heated apart ment. Call 492 S. High St. phone 1123W. J19 LOST Between pen and 13th, black fur Thursday eve. Call ' 1368W. 18 HOUSE keeping rooms, close in, for two people employed, Phone 804. 18 WAV1D DUNNE agent for Camer all weather overcoats. Rt. 7, box 244. c20 $6000 INCOME property In Wis consin for something; might as sume. Magee, corner State and Commercial over Buslck's. c FOR SALE 1920 Ford touring, A-l shape, self starter, new tires, $350, terms. Bonesteele Motor Co. " q20 I AM booking orders for White Leghorn baby chicks from larg est hatchery in northwest. Phone 663W. 18 TO TRADE 12 acres, partly im , proved, 15 miles from Salem, take small house In Salem. Ad dress P L O care Journal. 18 WANTED To let out on contract, 11 acres loganberries to be clean ed out and trained. S. C. Wane, Gervais, Or., Rt. 2. J23 WANTED $2500 for 3 years, good security, on city residence, worth $6500, no agents. Add care Cap ital Journal. 18 LOST -Cat, silver gray with dark stripes. Name Toodles. Reward for Information or his return. Phone 1634J, 144 N. Front street 18 EX-SERVICE man with $1500 cash would like to invest in Sa lem business where he can have steady employment. R O care Capital Journal. 120 DISCOUNT 5 shares of stock from "Mutual Savings & Loan" for sale. Book of $28; $1 week plan. Box E H care Jour nal. - c20 FOR SALE or trade, Oldsmobile 6 touring, splendid condition, will accept Ford, piano or building lot; also barn and garage for rent. 1145 N. St. 18 $250 DOWN will buy good 4 room . cottage, mostly modern, on car line, garatre, large lot, fruit; might trade for acreage. Bar gain at $1400. S. R. Pearson, 210-211 U. S. bank bldg. WILL trade for a Ford the rights to manufacture and sell the Lit' tie Giant Tire Protector, in Sit- verton and surrounding terri tory. 311 N. Com'l street, T. M. C. A. bldg., phone 866 ask for Bosch. - 18 $600 OR LESS down will buy good 5 room bungalow, modern ex cept basement, 2 large lots, va riety fruit, small barn, good street, north. Bargain at $2100. S. It Pearson, 210-211 U. S. bank bldg a WOODS BARGAINS Choice ten acre tract east of Sa lem, close In, good soil, on grav el road; a snap at $200 per acre, Four room bungalow with plumb ing and lights $1250 ' Five room bungalow double constructed and plastered, lights and water, $1750. Strictly modern bungalow, close to state house, paved street, ga rage and cement walks, built in features, $4760. 260 acre farm well located, $60 per acre. Good car to trade for house or lot, house and about an acre of land to trade for smaller place. 7 acres close in to trade for acre age farther out. Want to buy bungalow close in. Apartment hnitaa fni anlo srnnA Inrnrnfl. Want small grocery. 20 acres $650. Want loan $3000. F. L. Wood. 341 State St. 1 For Sale Houses AT BARGAIN Leaving, city, will sell equity in five room house, south Salem, close to school and carline. 173 W. Meyers. a21 WOULD YOU like to own a home In West Salem? If so here is a good one of 6 rooms with full cement basement and fully built in features, with 3 lots and gar-, - f , il 00 BUYS enough good kalso age for only $4200. and terms ONE good work horse tor sa Q Bu given. See L. A, Hayford. 305 cheap, weight 1300. Price $36. m com'l. a' "5e. Hodall. tt- o. . 264 I AjlDeri.j. . . ... ... ., . r i x Ten. cm u. . -- . e i h ren. xi " - , i I . .rvy. j.g Dime ol. - (Uopyngnt iaw oy international rtfuiurv nci viw, ,uu. I 't.fTT ZTI ' '- ' irrtn Mrlr registered in the tT. ' pety First' is Jeffs motto- , , J-aC0Me rUc-NGl MUTT. TON'T 1 AM PAIN AT Jj'in J , j :T 'SURPRISE Jy ALl. MUTT? jST ' 7ST Sii' .. '.Wis. a NEW COTTAGE in Kingwood park rooms, electric lights, toilet, barn. Price $1500, $560 down balance $20 Der month. W If Grauenhorst & Co., 276 State St. al8 OK SALE By owner, will sacri fice 6 room bungalow with sleeping porch, modern through. Out, except heat, locatel at i.isn S. Commercial, call and look It over. am SNAP Good 7 room plastered house, plumbing and lights, block from car line and .pavel street. Price $3050, $650 lown balance terms, w. H. Graben horst & Co., 275 State St. al8 1WO UOOD BUYS A new five room bungalow just being fin ished, at $2700, terms. A six room cottage, 1144 N. Cottage, $2600 on $300 down, balance like rent, large lot and both good buys. Wm. Fleming, 341 State street. a For Sale Farms FOR SALE 20 acres, all in culti vation, good buildings. Price $3500. D. E. Hart. 208 Oregon bldg. D SACRIFICE SALE by owner, nice 4ti acre farm with equipment, 4 miles from Salem. Price $10, 000 for quick sale. Phone 63F6 bl8 FOR SALE 332 acre ranch, all rencea. a mites rrom school and creamery. Price $15 per acre. wuum iraue ior eaiem property. If Interested see Krueger, 209 Oregon bldg. bl8 $100 DOWN and $10 per month will buy 10 acres of first class orchard and berry soil south of Salem. Price $1250. Land is be ing plowed now. W. H. Graben- horst, Realtors, 275 State St. bl8 10 ACRE chicken ranch, price right, several good improved 5 acre tracts, south, close to car. 9 acres east, worth the money, buildings, all cultivated. (Several large exchanges.) H. E. Brown, Realtor over Busick s store, State and Commercial. n' For Sale Miscellaneous HAY for sale. Phone 41F12. cl9 APPLES delivered. Phone 4F2. c33 BALED hay anl straw, ler. Brooks, Or. W. L. Ful c22 CURRANT plants for sale. Fays Early Prolific. Phone 18F5. dl9 THOMAS dragsaw for sale. Phone 1806R. $60. cl9 CLOVER hay for sale. A. A. Naf ziger,' Salem Rt. 7, box 151. c22 RHODE Island Red cockerels for sale. Also hatching eggs. 696 S. 14th street, phone 943M. fl9 GOAT meat, good and young, price reasonable, delivered. South Sa lem market, phone 786. c36 CARROTS, all kinds of mill feed and hay for sale. 254 S. Liberty street. cl8 SANITARY Floor Oil 90 cents gallon. Max O. Buren, 179 N. Commercial. c CORK Linoleum, Armstrong's, fin est make. Max O. Buren, 179 N. Commercial." c VALSPAR Varnish, will not turn white. Max O. Buren, 179 North Commercial. m FULLER Brushes, local represen tative. Grimes, 641 Mill, phone 1937J. 126 FOR SALE At a bargain, two 3 mantel gas office globe lights at CaDital Journal office. c PHONE 131 about paper hanging and nlaster patching. Max O. Buren, 179 N. Com'l. " g' FOR SALE Wicker baby buggy, first class condition, must sell at once, leaving town. 335 S. win ter. c!8 FOR SALE Two Globe sale reg isters at a bargain; one small adding machine. See Zimmer man, Capital Journal office FOR SALE Italian prune trees; buckwheat flour; small house and lot. Jacob Idlewine, 2123 TCwinriwnV. d232 FOR SALE Ohio hand feed cut ter, S St. Helens incubators, yel low canary singers. Phone 113F 12. W. L. Davis, Rt. 7, box 81. c!8 ST. ANDREASBERG rollers, "the canary with a musical educa tion," the world's sweetest sing er; new shipment. E. B. Flake, birds and flowers, 273 State, c FOR SALE Swanson grubbing machine, equipped with 165 feet of good csle, a good power pul ley and grubbing plow. Price $80. Equipment worth the mon- . ey H. C. Porter, Aumsvllle, Or. cl8 NOTICE to the hay and feed buy- er. We have choice clover, vetch ! nt. vetch and wheat. straight oats and mixed hay for sale and all kinds of mill feed at Liberty street feed barn on S. Liberty street 2nd door south of Pohle and Son. Phone 198. c333 For Sale Live Stock FOR SALE Fresh milk cows, ,n r Twi-. Aumsvllle, e18 THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON :- I- . .. . n. rl Airi FOR SALE Few high grade Jer scy cows, some fresh and com ing fresh at 249 S. Church St. el 8 FOR SALE Fresh milk cows and 2 coming fresh Feb. 1st. Phone 1782, Aumsvllle, Or. el8 For Sale Automobiles FOR SALE Ford, 1922 license, $135. 293 N. Cottage St. ql9 FOR SALE 1919 Dodge roadster. A-l shape, extras and cord tires. Bonesteele Motor Co. ql8 A DANDY Buick four, the price is rignt. Fred Kirkwood, 246 Stats St. phone 311. q SNAP 1918 Ford, Excelsior mo torcycle, terms. Phone 92F3. q331 OUR list of used cars contains some of the best buys we have ever offered. Come In and look them over. Vick Bros. ql8 FOR SALE Dodge touring. This is the best buy in the city. 1920 model $650. 371 Court street, phone 635 ask for Moir. q RUN NO RISKS Get your chains NOW. Reline your brakes. W. E. Burns-Dan Burns (Not brothers the same man) High St. at Ferry, Salem. q For Sale Wood OAK, fir, mill wood. Phone 108F3 ee!8 PHONE 783W for 16 inch wood, $3.60 per cord. ee38 DRY wood and hay tor sale. Phone 254. phone 622 ee330 FOR SALE Old fir $7.50; oak $8; ash $7.60; cheaper if you take 2 cords. Phone 42F14. ee21 WOOl? WOOD Special off the car. 16 inch old fir $8 per cord. Salem Fuel Yards, Theo Zieman, Chas. Soos, props. Office phone 629, res. 2058. ee FOR SALE Best grade mill wood, mnnla. second growth and old fir, 4 ft, or 16 in. prompt deliv ery. Phone 104Z, irea weuo, 306 S. Church St. ee FOR RENT FURNISHED room for rent, with boarl. Phone 1942J. J18 T.AHfjR room with home conven iences. Phone 837. ' Jal par RENT Close in room for light housekeeping. Inquire 346 N. Front. J" for RENT 2 room lower, mod ern, furnished, heated: garage 1040 Leslie. J18 liViR RENT 1 housekeeping room, heat, close in. Phone 1118M. 143 Court St. Ji HOUSEKEEPING rooms furnish nri nnri heated. Phone 1086R, 645 Ferry. j22 FOR RENT 5 room furnishel house. Phone 1549W. Call 692 N. Commercial. 319 FURNISHED house keeping rooms ed and heated. Phone 180BK, 646 Ferry. J23 UNFURNISHED house keeping aoartments for rent. Phone 540 318 Lost and Found LOST Purple sweater on road 5 miles north of Salem, January 1Q R award. . Leave at Canital Journal. kl8 Wanted Miscellaneous WANTED Beef cows or heifers, phone 1782, Aumsvllle. Or. il8 WANTED Bids for a concrete re taining wall. 1295 Leslie. 118 WANTED Dressmaking. 1051W, 2031 State St. Phone gl8 WOOD sawing. Sproed Bros, phone 1161J. ee22 HOME laundry work done. Phone 1766. ml9 WANTED Furniture, tools, Phone 611. etc. CITY and country wood sawing, Phone 2046. Fisher Bros. ee WANTED By experienced we- man, silk shirts or other line laundry. 858R . 121 WANTED By reliable adults, furnished 6 or 6 room house. Box X T Journal. H9 WANTED To buy 4 or 5 largo white Peking ducks and a drags. Phone 607J, 629 N. Winter St. 1 WANTED Salesman experienced, something new, no opposition. See Ethington, White House res taurant room 24, Salem. gl9 EXCAVATING and general team work, garden plowed, fertilizer furnished. Phone 736W, R. C. Gamble. m!5 WANTED Furniture, tools, ma chinery, stock, etc. Will buy for cash, or sell on -, commission. Phone 611, Woodry, the auction eer. m LANGS hot blast i'uel saving rang es, $48 up. Let us explain why we cut your fuel bill ft. Peo ples Furniture store, 271 North Comme -clal street, pnone m. - WANTED Used household goods, tools, men's suits and shoes, best cash price paid. Liberty Ex change, 241 N. Com. phone 841 MISCELLANEOUS THE Essex coach is here, ride in it. you are sure to want it. q- MONEY to loan on farm land. L. A. Hayford, 305 State St. m FOR sawing wood and plowing ' i and team work, call 1694J. 128 MATERNITY nursing by the day i or week. Phone 1694J. m IF you want carpenter work or sningiing done, pnone lJO- m WANTED Old mattresses to make over. Phone 19, Capital City Bed- ding Co; m SEE A. VV. Manley, cellar digging, plowing, fertilizing, heavy team " work. Cherry City barn, phone 199. mST FOR TRAD! Fresh milk cows for beef cows or heifers. Phone 102, H. L. Wright, AumsvUle, 1 Or. el8 WILL EXCHANGE 9 room house and two lots in Wisconsin, prtce $2000, for Salem city prop erty or acreage. W. H. Graben- horst & Co., 275 State St. a!8 MONEY if wanted, I can get you a chattel loan, or a government farm loan, or a loan oh your city property if desired. John H. Scott, 228 Oregon bldg. 'm43' LET US decorate your living room witn a beautiful tapestry wall , paper. Approximate cost $9.75. giRkmter, the furniture man, 'phone 452, 349 N. Com'l St. m21 APPLE trees given on the halves If you will chop and burn the brush. T. W. Steiger, one mile north fairground store, Portland road. ml9 MONEY TO LOAN $1000 and $1500 to loan on good real estate security. See us for what you want In real estate. Joseph Bar ber & Son, 200 Gray bldg. m' ELECTRICIAN Secure my fig ures on wiring by contract or by the hour, at pre-war prices. H, W. Hatch, phone 1744W. m PLUMBING, repairing and coil work, reasonable charges. A. L. Godfry. shop foot of Union St. Phone 1397.T. 136 REAL ESTATE FOR TRADE Equity in 10 aores of land for Ford truck. P O box 117, Aumsvllle, Or. b!8 FOR SALE 2 good lots close in, at bargain. D. E. Hart, 208 Ore gon bldg. a ALBERTA land, eight quarter sec tions, prosperous district, will divide and exchange for Salem property. Apply owner, Wm. E. Bradley, phone 92F3. b38 WILL TAKE, as first payment, home in Salem up to $5000 and $1000 in cash on good 70 acre farm In Howell Prairie, close to pavel road with new buildings. W. H. Grabenhorst & Co., 275 State street. bl8 ANDERSON & RUPERT successors Laflar & Laflax INSURANCE REAL ESTATE BONDS LOANS 406-7 Oregon bldg:. GREAT possibilities in this. Will v sell or trade my ranch of 60 acres of beaverdam land, 100 ' : timber; consider city or country property in Salem or other town : ' would go In partnership with ' man owning mill. P O box 108. bl9 RANCH and ranches for sale exchange, close to Salem; will take good city property, long ! time on balance. If you want a real bargain in ranch property you can have it from the owner. See Joseph Barber 4 Soa, 200 Gray bldg. bw FOR SALE Nice 22 acre tract with good set f buildings, all In cultivation, and mostly In crop. Price for quick sale $6300, terms. 24 acres of fine land with fair set of buildings, some fruit on R F D. Will take soldiers' loan. . n. ' op , . ' T M iT,a'rwTia see ti. Lu MAltSic.ua 313 Gray bldg. BEST BUYS AND EXCHANGES 20 acres, all cultivated, the best of well drained soil, some family fruit, six room house, large barn, coop, hog house, . price - reduced from $8000 to $6300. Must be sold on account of sickness. 15 acres, 8 cultivated, 12 good large timber, 6 room unfinished new house, fair barn, coops, shed. Price $2000; half cash, balance 3 years 6 per cent. ; 308 acres, all cultivated, the best valley loam, 8 room new modern house; 2 good barns, silos, sheds, 40 acres clover, buildings, insured for $4500, well fenced and cross fenced; close to station. A number one proposition for grain, hay and dairy business. Cbsh price $125 per acre; will accept smaller place priced rignt as part payment. 47 acres, 30 cultivated, river bot tom; new 7 room modern bunga low, barn 30x40, hog house, coops, well, running water, 4 miles from good town. Price $7000; half cash, balance to suit purchaser. Will sell cream route and personal property very reasonable to buyer of ranch. Want $2500 and $4000 loans on firwt class real estate security. Have a lit of places, both houses and ranches to sell on soldier loan. 4 SOCOLOFSKY 841 State GET A HOME City bouses, city lots, small and large acreage, close in and far out, exchanges in city and coun try. H. K.' Brown, over Buslck's store. State and Commercial GOOD BUYS AND EXCHANGES 160 acres of fine timber it miles from Salem on good road and near R R; more than enough timber to pay tor place, rnce $6000; will take all in city prop erty. - . We have a bargain in z nouses, 1 for $2500, Its modern, close in, on good street. One 5 room, large lot, lots of fruit, close to car, only $1000. A good far mot 288 acres with 100 in cultivation and under water good buildings, all equipped with stock and tools, T miles from Red mond. The price is right and will take .Salem property if you have anything to trade see THOMABON 331 M State street GOOD BUYS 10 acre tract, 1 acre strawber ries, six acres logans, rock road, close to school and paved high way. Price $2760. 8 lots containing nearly one acre, close to car line and paved road. price $600, $50 down, balance $10 per month, 6 percent interest. 4 acres located less than Vt mile from car line and paved road, sightly location. Price $2250, easy terms. 12 acre tract, 6 acres of bearing prunes, 4 acres prunes set last year, 2 acres logans, some goose berries. Price $6000. 10 acres of fine tree and berry son, wen drained, rock road, close to scnool. Price $1250, easy terms, 6 percent Interest. 6 room modern bungalow. Price Fine east . front lot on south Commercial street. Price $850. If you are looking to buy, trade or sen, see W. H. GRABENHORST & CO, 375 State street. n LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Sealed bids will be received by tne Doara or directors of school district No. 11, Aumsvllle, Marion county, Oregon, until 8 d. m. Saturday, February 11th. 1922. for the erection and completion of a puDiio scnool building according to plans and specifications as prepar ed by Pugh & Hughes, of Salem, Oregon. - The successful bidder must take as part of the contract price 38 acres of land at 276 nir which land is being donated toward the cost of the "building. . Operations on the building must begin by March 1st, 1923, and must 1922 August 16th, A certified check for 6 per cent of the amount must accompany the bid. A $16 deposit with clerk ttsiiuirea ior plans. xne scnool Doard reserves the right to reject anv and nil hM By order of the school board of uwnci o. n, Aumsvllle, Marion w- K. WJNSLOW, Chairman. E. T. PIERCE. Clerk. NOTICE TO CREDITORS" In Uie County Court of the State of vmrun ior manon county in tne matter of the estate of j. m. ijong, deceased. Notice is hereby given that paui m. ijong has been appointed administrator of the estate nt .r M. Long, deceased, by the county court of the state of Oregon for Marion county, ana has qualified. All persona having claims against said estate are hereby notified tn present the same, duly verified as Dy law required, to the undersign ed at 514 Broadway buildins. Portland, Ore., within six months rrom tne aate nereor. Dated and first published, Janu ary 7th, 1922. Last publication r euruary t?n, zszz, PAUL M. LONG. Administrator. Christopher-son & Matthews. Attorneys for administrator, 614 uroaoway Diag.. Portland, Or. FINAL NOTICK OF ADMIN ISTRATRIX To whom It may concern r No tice is hereby given that the un derslgned, Magdalena Butte, ad mlnistratrlx of the estate of Will iam Butte, deceased, has this day niea in tne county court for Ma rion county, Oregon, her final ac count as administratrix of said es tate, and that said court has fixed and appointed Monday, February zi, Lva, at tne nour of 10 o clock a. m. of said day, at the county court room in the county court nouse, tor Marlon county, Oregon, as tne time and place for the hear ing of objections to such final ac count and for the settlement tnereol. Dated at Salem, Oregon, Janu ary i, 1922. MAGDALENA BUTTE, Administratrix of the estate of William Butte, deceased. Carey F. Martin, attorney Io estate. Rev. H. D. Chambers, rector of St. Paul's church and chaplain of Al Kader temple of the shrine, at , tended the potentate'! ball In Portland on Friday evening. AUCTION EKR F. N. WOODRY the live stock, furniture, real estate auctioneer. Phone 611 for sale dates. Res. 1610 N. Summer. CHIROPODIST A. J. FOSTER, chiropodist, for corns, bunions, etc 322 State, 26 OPTICIANS GLASSES fitted by Dr. L. R. Bur- dette, optometrist. Bow upuwu Co., 325 State St, CHIROPRACTORS DR. BRADFORD, graduate ana post graduate of the First Char tered Chiropractic college In the world. Ten years practice. Con sultation and examination free. Phone 526. rooms 318-19-20 Oregon bldg ' FINANCIAL MARION-POLK County Farm Loan association has money to loan at six per cent. W. D. Smith secretary treasurer. . 303 Salem Bank of Commerce. MKRCHANT TAILOR FRANK PALM Merchant tailor, South High and Ferry. ; M. ESTES, fine tailoring. 384 State street. PIANOS GEO. C. WILL, pianos phono graphs, sewing machines, sheet music and piano studies. pairing phonographs and sew ing machines. 432 State, Salem. HAT BLOCKING MbiN'S and women's hats reno vated, blocked and trimmed, 495 Court, C. B. Ellsworth. HJ.JMST1TCHHINU SALEM Elite, hemstitching, chain- sti'tcning, pleating, buttons, stamping and needlework. Phone 379, 829 Oregon bldg. MRS. F. E. MULL, hemstitching and fancy work, over Miller's lore Phone 117. WATER COMPANY SALEM WATER COMPANY Ot- fice, corner Commercial and Trade fcSiu. Bills payable monthly in advance. Phone 57. uMbiuKX STOCK FRUIT LAND NURSERY has sales yard in back of office, 640 State street south of court houso. SALEM. Nursery compauy, fruit and ornamental trees, small fruit and roses. Phone 1763, ii Ore- go n bldg. MOTORCYCLK3- LLOYD E. RAMSDEN, Indian motorcycles and Dayton bicycles 387 Court St. HARRY W. SCOTT 'The Cycle Man" 147 S.Coni. Phone 68 y (mm "The Cycle Man' CITY SCAVENGER SALEM SCAVENGER Garbage and refuse of all kinds removed bv the month at reasonable rates Cesspools cleaned and dead ani mals removed. Day pnone ioi, night phone 1698K. xu U. cum' nuns. Mgr. ' Todd Case (Continued from Page One.) school boards. Ausman said U was his experience that .school teachers were better business peo ple than many other persons, and aid this was especially true In the case of his wife. The defense had been attempting to show that school teachers were not goon business people, and thus win a point In Todd's favor. . Humphreys returned tne com pliment when Judge Miller finish ed with the witness and asked Ausman If he had noticed that school teachers had any mors dif ficulty In telling the truth than other people. This question brought forth a storm of protest from the defense, but to no avail. The court instructed the witness to answer the question. Ausman said It was his opinion that school teachers told the truth. The prose cutor Intended this question to af fect the statements of the teach era who had testified against Todd, and not for the benefit of the defendant. Defense Objects. Ausman's testimony was the source of much objection on the part of the defense, as his con tract and check; make up one oi the Indictments. Ausman's checlt was drawn on an Albany bank and went through the mails for collection. W. E. Park of Salem told the Jury he telephoned Todd on Feb PAGE NINE PHOTOGRAPHY DE LUXE studio. Better photos. 147 N. Commercial. ART PHOTOGRAPHS tinted, lessons in oil painting, frames made. Mrs. E. J. Bullock, 212 S. Cottage. phone 1620M. PRINTING A SATISFIED customer returns Rowland Printing Co., Phone 1612, over Patton book store. FARM LOANS BUILDING LOANS MADE May be repaid like rent. Life, Fire, Health, Accident, In demnity, Liability and Auto In surance written. A. C. BOHRNSTEDT 401 Maaonlo Temple, Salem. Or. FURNITURE HOSPITALS FURNITURE repaired or -made to order. Refinishing and upnoi stering a specialty. Phone 1742. Brown and Groves, 1201 S. Com mercial. UARAUES 321 N. High Phone 203. Batt r 1 recuai'Ked auu repaired. Degge Burrell. SALEM Auto Radiator shop, ra diator and fender specialises. 198 S. 12th St. UNION Auto repair shop, acety lene welding. 488 Ferry street. Phone 423. - R. D. BARTON, Eide batteries, starter and generator work. 171 S. Commercial, AUTO Electrician, expert trouble shooting. 248 N. High at. pnone 303. OSTEOPATHY DR W. L. MERCER, osteopathia physician and surgeon. Kirks vine graduate, 4U4-405 U. S. Na tional bank bldg. Phones, otfiue 919, residence 614. JJRS. WHITE AND MARSHALL, osteopathic physicians and sur geons, 600 U. S. bank building, pnone 869. . Dr. White, resi dence phone 469; Dr. Marsuall residence phone 834. - - REPAIRING STEWART'S Repair Shop. 34V Court St. Umbrellas and cutlery G. C. PATTERSON, shoe repairing shop, 148 S. Libe-jr St. STOVES rebuilt and repaired, 50 years experience; Depot Na tional and American fence, sizes 26 to 68 Inches high. Paints, oil and varnishes, etc., logan berry and hop hooks. Salem Fence and btove Works, 260 Court street. Phone 124. TRANSFER OREGON TAXI and Transfer, Llb - erty and Ferry street. Phone 77. JUNK WANTED Rags and secondhand ' goods of all kinds. Capital Junk company, phone 298, 216 Cen ter stroet. ruary 20, ' 1920, or over rwu months after Todd knew ot By ron's criminal record, and asked to have bis money returned. Todd lg said to have told Park he was very .foolish to want bis money back and to have convinced him to retain bis contract. Park also charged Todd with telling him that If the scheme looked "shaky" he would let him know In plenty of time to get bis money out. A month later Park said be met Todd In the Methodist cburcft and , asked him bow things were. "Alright," Todd is said to bare answered and to have turned on his heel and walked away before any further conversation could be had. Park said be borrowed the $500 be invested and lost. Byron's Eecord Told. O. H. March, clerk of the court, was called to officially inform the Jury of Byron's criminal record. He brought the official record of Byron's conviction into court. Charles McCarter and 5"rtd F. I Prince, both $500 rlctlmu, ta!d they were persuaded by Todd to Invest their savings In the fraud- -ulent scheme on December 20, -1919, and January 20, 1920, e spectlvely, or after Todd has ad mitted be knew Byron's criminal record and postlvely assured him them was no chance to loose In the deal. Prince said Todd told him that while Byron bad been indicted several times he bad al ways been freed of all charges. A. E. Cummlngs, wbo obtained a $500 contract December 2.!, had a similar story, and added that Todd told him that his brother, Ed Todd, had been In the timber busi ness with Byron many years ago. F. E. Evan8 said he lost $1500 in the scheme because he relied solely on the representations riade by Todd. Jury Is Serious- The Jury trying this case Is far different from the Jury selected for the first trial. The first Jury appeared to take the trial as some what of a Joke, and continued to smile as the witnesses one by one told how they had been lured Into purchasing nothing for something ' In their ambition to obtain some thing for nothing. The present Jury seems to view the case In a entirely different light. Hardly ever does any mem ber of the body crack a smile. They are listening to every word of the witnesses, and even when the remainder of the court room miles over the pert remark of a witness or attorney, tbelr faces re main as sombre as that ot the court. Mrs. Todd has also attended all the sessions of the present trial except the first bait day. She wears the cams forlorn look, and seldom miles. She Is dressed In ' the same coat, same green dress and same faded blue hat which he wore every day during til last trial. Ill rjl i i i 1 : it 1 ;