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Newspaper Page TextSATURDAY, JANUARY 3, 1923 THE CAPITAL JOURNAL,' SALEM, OREGON PAGE' NINE Christmas Isn't Over Until Your Shopping Bruises Heal CapitalJiJournal SUBSCRIPTION KATES By currier 10 cents week. 45 Ofluu month. 15 year to ad vance. By mall, to alanon and Polk counties, on month 60 cent, I months 1 1. lb, month! 13.36, 1 year $4 00. Elsewhere 60 MDti ft month. 15 a year. Entered a secoua class itvU matter at 8alem, Oregon. al ember ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press la exclus lTely entitled to lb um for pub lication ot al! news dispatches credited lo It or not otherwise credited Id this paper and also local news publish ed herein. Member Audit Bureau of Circulation Advertising representatives: Charles B. Miller. 226 Filth A a. New York City. W. S. Stockwelt, Peoples Gas bids-, Chicago. 111. m. c. Morgeneen & Co.. Inc.. I.os Ancclcs and Seattle, San Francisco ClnslitcU Advertising Kales Rate per word each insertion 1 cents, three insertions a cents, one week 8 cents, one month 20 cents, one year, per month, 12 cents: minimum per ad 25 cents. City ads cash in advance, and not taken over phone, unless ad vertiser has monthly account. No allowance fur phone errors. a FOR SALE Honei FOR SALE New six room houee cheap, good terms. 1818 north Capitol, phone 15C2W. nj EXCHANGE New bungalow and acre ctoso to car line, for h(u--e In city. F. L. Wood. a4 6 ROOM bungalow, $3000; six room house, close in, $4500. Gertrude J. M. Page. n A GOOD BCY A 4 room houso and lot. electric lights, city wa ter $$50, $150 down $10 per month and interest 6 per cent. See J. A. Mills, 331H State St. IF you have missed the Xmaa gift remember your wife on New Year by giving her a beautiful modern home located on one of our best streets. Gertrude J. M. VntTP. 4'.2 N. Cottage. NEW 2 room plastered bungalow, lifihts, water, garage, good lot, close to car with furniture, $'J00; also 4 room, lights, wa ter, garage, good corner lot, close to car. $1300 on $300 down New 4 room plastered bungalow near car, pood lot, $1400; will consider Ford to $200, some terms. Some good lots cheap, easy :erms. H. K. Brown or Mel vln Johnson. 109 S. Commer cial. A If 1." A i . n km : AIM For salo by owner, new modern in all ways, five room bungalow In Klngwood park on main highway pavement, just ten minute from the heart of the city. Cement walks and runway to largo double garage, two large lots 60x200, hardwood floors, pipe furnace, full ce ment basement, finished on all Bides, canning stove and sta tionary tubs in basement, new electric range installed, draper ies, linoleums and all the built Ins you could want, also five passenger Hupmobile eedan, A-l condition. You could not replace all this for $7000, priced for quick sale $4700, Just think $2500 down and balance like rent. Phone owner 1132J. a5 c FOR SALE Miscellaneous c FOR SALK Universal healer, nearly rew. Phone 8HF12. c5 FTTimTTlZER for sale, phone . 91:.J. c7 FOR HA LE Good bicycle, 7t5 N. Liberty. cl BALKL) HAY A. E. Kuenu, nhone 10F21. cS APPLES 50c, 7Cc, $1 per bush el, call 1 7 F 1 5 evenings. c7 BALED clover hay and straw. Phone 981R. c FOR bALE ISO bushels ear corn. 12 miles south of Salem. M. Tlngelstad, Jefferson. c3 FOR SALE Antique bed room eet and spool bed. Mrs. Kate Fletcher, phone 149HR, c:i foTL'Ml'AGE for sale, on highway between Salem and Jefferson, near Millers saw mill. Sproed's farm. c8 EVENTUALLY; why delay the pleasure? The Portland News. 45c per month delivered. Phone 623 or 1269W. c FRUIT TREES Ilgh and Ferry, call and see our stock before buying. Phone 1140M. c3" FI.LITLAN'D NURSERY HIGH grade player piano, like new. left with us to sell, will sacrifice for $295. A snap. See this. Tallman Piano store, 395 S. 12th. near S. P. depot. e3 WANTED Help W A N T ED Girl to do house wurk 555 N. Liberty. g3' LADIES $5 to $25 weekly. Ad dress envelopes, clip ads at home. Interstate Listing Co.. Bex 2039. Atlanta. Ga. g3 WANTED Neat house keeper for general housework and take care of two children. Apply Pun day between 9 to 2. 163 N. 13th. H3 ELECTRICITY taught by expert. Earn while you learn at home. Electrical book and proof les sons free. Satisfaction guaran teed and position secured. Write to Chief Engineer Cooke, 2140 Lawrence Ave.. Chicago. l MOVIE OPPORTUNITY open to you. Expenses paid to Holly wood and guaranteed part In Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's big Mo tion picture. "A Message to Gar cia." Write now for particulars. True Confessions Magazine. Robbin?dale, Minnesota. r3 FOR SALE Livestock FOR SALE Sow and pigs, phone 105F1I. eft FINE Tngenberg milk goat, reg Istered stock. $15 for quick sale. 895 Hoyt St. eS FOR SALE Or trade, Jersey cow to freshen Feb. for fresh Phone 37FS. e5 NOTICE 35 horses and mules, on account of high feed, price.! reasonable; 1 cow, just fresh. 2 horses, weight 1300 and 1400, owner In Mexico, orders to sell, fair trial allowed. Co mm Is or. S;ables, 654 Ferry St. el4 REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE B room bouse in Salens for & room bungalow In Portland. 6 room bungalow In Dallas for property In Salem or Portland. For exchanges see KRUEGER I4T N. Com'l, phone 21T. n4 FORD garage, blacksmith shop, gasoline pump, house and two lots. In a thriving little town, $9500; will sell or trade for Sa lem property. Last year's in come $1S, 000. Gertrude J. M. Page. n' WHEN TIRED OF HUNTING see me. I have hundreds of proper ties meeting every thlnkaule de mand. My system saves time, nerves and shoes. HARRIS, Entrance Masonic Temple. phone 795 or 1942J. n TO EXCHANGE 4 room new house, will take good lot for first payment. 8 nice lots to trade for house. 27 acres near Salem, trade for city property. 7H acres close In on paved road, trade for house in town. THO. MASON 331 M State street. n BEST BUYS IN HOMES AND FARMS $9000, a real home $700, a home, 4 rooms $2500, close In home, 7 rooms, almost la business district. $4800, good home, well built, 10 rooms, corner lot 100x100 ft, both streets paved, only 4 blocks of post office. A real snap. LOOK LOOK Fine 50 acre farm, fair build Ings, paved road, to close an es tate. Price $3200. IF ITS A HOME See CHILDS & BECHTEL 640 State street LOTS LOTS LOTS $1000 cash will buy a fine lot on Fairmount hill, corner, both streets paved and pavement paid. $80 down and balance $26 per month will buy a fine lot on Cen ter street, west of 17th street Price $800. $25 down and balance $10 per month will buy a fine lot on paved street, N. 17th. Price $4o0, pave ment paid. $10 down and $10 per month will buy two fine lots one of which Is located on paved street, pavt' ment paid. Price $500. $1750 buys a fine lot on State street. $1000 buys a fine east front lot on south Commercial street. $900 buys a fine tot on Lincoln street west of Commercial street. $25 down and balance $10 per month will buy three fine lots lo cated on N. 18th street close to Englewood school. Price $000 for all. $10 will buy a fine lot on north 19th street, east front. Price $250, If you are looking for a build in? lot. Bee us. W. H. GRABENIIORST & CO. REALTORS 275 State street n4 Resolutions That I'll cut out a large part of the grunts and kicks and sour looks, that I'll be fairly good natured and spread a few miles of smiles, that I'll read this ad and sharpen my pencil and tigure. 60 acres lying up among the fruit hills with good C room house, good barn and other buildings. 10 acres ot line bearing prunes. acres general orchard. 800 acres gjod oak timber ready for harvest, ail on main highway, 4 miles from good town, right at school and 1 mile from station, price $6000 ami will trade; 10 fruit acres with good 5 room bungalow, barn and other improvements, G acres of bearing prunes, only 3 miles out and a couple of blocks from the great highway, price $5500. f.nd will trade for Salem house; 10 bare acres in the beautiful Sun nyside fruit belt for only $2000 and will take a city lot or a small house; 40 finely improved acres, fine houso and barn, and 20 acres of bearing prunes and 10 acres of cherries and walnuts, 5 miles out where you can get a view of Mt. Hood, price $20,000 and a stock or dairy ranch Is wanted; another splendid 40 out north nbout four miles, well improved with 7 acres of prunes and a 10 acre straw ber ry patch, nil excellent land, price $20,000, will trade for Salem in come or stock ranch; $20,000 in come for farm; 200 acre well lm proved smooth farm near paved road .price $25,000, for eastern land. Happy New Year and the same to us Lets go. M'OILCHIUST & PENNINGTON 209 l"S bank bldtr. phone 140 n NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY THAT SMALL ACREAG 13 TRACT ON TERMS AND PRICE WHICH IS RIGHT $10 down nnd balance $10 per month will buy 5 acres of fine dark prairie soil located closo to Swcgle school, east of Salem Price $1500, Interest per cent. $10 down and balance $10 per month will handle a fine Vt ncrc tract located south at the end of the S. Commercial street car line. ail in rruit. Price $650. $25 down and balance $10 per month will make the first payment on acre building site located on Market street, between 19th and 21st street. Price $000, interest 6 per cent. $91 down and balance $8 per month wilt handle a fine two acre tract on the main paved Silverton road not far from the fairgrounds. trice iv 10. $SI down and balance $10 per month will handle a fine 2 4 acre tract just off main Silverton road on gravel road. Price $S12.50. in tcrest 6 per cent. $40 down and balance $5 per month will buy 45.100 of an acre located nbout three city blocks south of the city limits, south and close to carllne and paved Pacific highway, price $150, interest 6 per cent. $10 down and $10 per month will handle four fine lots, one of which Is located on paved street and pavement paid, containing nearly V, acre of land, east front age, lights, sewerage. A real bur. Price at $750, Interest $ per cent. 1500 down nnd balance terms at 6 per cent Interest will handle 12 acres all in fruit and berries, lo cated soutn ana close to paved highway. Price $4500. $1275 down and balance terms will handle a well improved 10 acres, all In fruit and buildings. Price fl50. W. H. ORAnE.VHoRirr ft. Cf. 176 State street REAL ESTATE 320 ACRE Canada farm. Improv ed, to trade for Oregon proper ty. 1653 Center n5 GOOD REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS 6 acre suburban home for resi dence. 200 acre dairy ranch, half In cultivation and crop, good build ings. Snap. Choice 280 farm mostly in cult! vatlon, good buildings, bnup. 81.- 8,000, eay terms. See us for good exchanges. PEltfUNE & MAHSTERS 212 Com. club bldg. n REST BUYS AND EXCHANGES 34 acres, 15 cleared, 19 timber, house, barn, 3 miles from Liberty. 1 acre large Royal Anne cherry trees, 1 horse, harness, 2 cows. only $4L'50, terms. 60 acres, all cleared, new six room bungalow, barn, all woven wire fenced, on West side high way, H mile from town, want In come or residence to $3500, bal ance terms. Price $10,000. 81 acres, 71 cleared, 10 timber, modern improvements, stocked and equipped, 6 miles from town, want $9000 In Income residence or good paper, balance terms. Price $16,000. 89 acres, 75 cleared, well Im proved, stocked and equipped. near Mt. Angel. Price $250 per acre. 320 acres In Franklin county. Wash., want a cottage In one of the Oregon beaches. This tract Is clear, might trade even. 6 room strictly modern new bungalow, garage, pavement, $4, 200, $1000 cash balance terms. ROCOLOFSKY 341 State street n ss AGENTS WANTED gg GUARANTEED pure wool fit to purse and measure $a0 suits $23.85. Commissions should run $90 weekly. We deliver, fit, col lect, Crane-Kent Clothes, Cin cinnati. gg3 USING Econoino Coal-Spra re duces your coal bill 35 per cent. Send $1 for package to treat one ton. Agents wanted American Industries Trading Co., 38 Murray St., New lork. AGENTS WRITE FOR FREE SAMPLES. Sell Madison "Retter Made" shirts for large manu facturer direct to wearer. No capital or experience required. Many earn $100 weekly and bonus. Madison Mills, 506 P.roadway. New York. SALESMEN, district managers for Lincoln Gear-shift, greatest In ventlon for Ford cars. Sells for $5. Every Ford owner prospect. I'lg commission. Department B 221 Union OH bldg., Los Ange les. Calif. gg3 AGENTS WANTED District rep resentatives nnd local agents, men and women by a large man Ufacturer to sell direct to the consumer, part or full time, line of patented Nopulout shirts and shirt waists on liberal commis sion basis. Many agents making $lo daily. Samples froe. Posi tively best seller on market Nopulout Shirt Co., Box 80, Hazleton. Pa. gg3 AUTOS TRUCK for sale. Inquire Cherry City Milling Co. q3 USED fords wanted for cash. 219 State street. q316 '0 DODG E louring, new license extras, car in excellent condi tion, had good care, $350; pri- vato owner at Uligh hotel. q3 FOR SALE Or trade for smaller car, Paige sedan in A-l shape. new cord tiros, new paint, run 15.000 miles. Phone 1258R. q3 YOUR time will be well spent if you get estimates on your auto repair work at the Shamrock garage, 333 Miller, phone 114 2M. q DL x new Hudson or Esex now nt new low water mark prices. I have credit on one of these fine cars which I will sell at good discount. Tel. 331. q4 Dig sacrifice in tho following used cars 1923 HupmoMle touring 1921 Hupmobile touring Oldsmoblle 8, sport model .Jordan 7 passenger Liberty Chummy roadster The best and most reasonable terms given. R. M. Mac DONALD Marmon Dealer 256 State, phone 793 q USED CAR SPECIALS Tourings without starter, $45 S65. $110. $140 Tourings with starter, $110, $150, $225, $340. $385 Roadster without starter, $90 Road'ors with starter, $145, $215, $2G0 Coupe $395 Sedan, 4 door (lato model) $59 EASY TERMS VALLEY MOTOR CO. Authorized Ford Dealer 2flQ N. High. Phone 1915. q READ THIS OUT LOUD till Special New Year Clearance Sale of Used Cars Big values at low prices Dodge sedan, excellent condition $300 down, balance payable monthly. Oldsmoblle sedan. This car has had good care and la considered a1 real bargain. $250 down and balance payable monthly. Hupmobile touring. A good car cheap. Must be seen to be appre elated. $300 down, balance by the month. Maxwell touring. The Good Maxwell. This car Is excellent val ue and may be purchased for $220 down and balance monthly. Hupmobile roadster. Practically new. Chance to make a big sav ing. $400 down balance monthly 1925 License given free with abovs cars. We also have a number of nth er excellent values which It will pay you to inspect. Se and take a demonstration in the Esex coach, the bi great value on the market In alt cylin der cars. $1070 Salem. New Hudson coach Invites com parison. $1 585 f. o. b. Salem. Liberal terms if devired. FRED M POWELL MOTOR CARS Corner of Cottage Ferry Phone 1126 Packard, Hudson Essex. q4' FOB SALE Farms I 11 AVE a bargain for you, 13 acre suburban home, four miles from Salem, on paved road. Terms. Room 4, Breyman bhlg. bl FOR SALE To settle the estate ot A. M. Blinston the First National bank aa executor will sell hie farm of 63 acres 6 miles south ot Sa lem on Roscdale hilt 27 acres in bearinr prunes, 1 acre of walnuts 16 years old, 6 acres loganberries, balance so acres Is cultivated land, 9 room house, 4 years old, barn and out buildings, dryer ready for use. In mile or good school, pave ment to Rosedale within ft mile ot farm, good rock road balance of way, on main road to Ankeny bottom. Price $13,500. First National Bank, Salem, Oregon. WANTED Situation WANTED Tinting. paper hang ing, floor surfacing, expert ser vice guaranteed. Phone 1491W. h9 FOR SALE Poultry FOR SALE 105F11. -Turkey toms. Phone f8 FOR SALE 3 dozen White Leg horn pullets. Mrs. Ray Kenton, Rt. 8. box 223AA, Claxtar. f S. C. WHITE Leghorn baby chicks from Superior atock. Build up that flock of early fall and win ter layers. Order now for 1925 Boring delivery. Most reason able prices on application. Blhn Hatchery, Dept. 42, Petaluma, Cal. f3 LOANS GOVERNMENT loaiJ on farms 6H per cent F. L. Wilkinson. 203 U. & National bank bldg. MONEY to loan oo real estate, pri vate money, lowest ratea T. K. Ford, over Bush's bank. r IF you want a loan on any good real or personal security. See John H. Scott, 305 Oregon bldg. T314 MONEY TO LOAN ou city prop erty, either building and loan plan or private money. Farms loans with insurance company jnoney at 67e with commjs;- elon added. Ralph h. Mccurdy, Noa. 5 and 6, Steeves-Moore Ride. Salem. r LOANS FARM LOANS Plenty of money to loan on good farm security. CITY LOANS We ero loaning Prudential Insurance company money on city residences and business property, at 6 per cent, plus a commission. Haw kins & Roberts, Inc.', 205 Ore gon bldg. r' FARM AND CITY LOANS 20 year farm loans on rural credit plan, with privilege of pre payment at any time. City loans made, at lowest rates if Interest. If you have money to loan on slther city or farm property see me, I have clients wanting private money. R. W. MAHSTERS 09 Masonic Temnls. Sr.lem. r FOE BENT APARTMENTS 205 a. Com'l. J29 APARTMENTS, 268 north Cottage BOARD and room, 5CG X. Com'l J3 0 ItOOM modern bungalow, near ijarrisn nign, 1275 m St. j3 TWO furnished apartments, 4C1 north High. j: HOUSE keeping rom, 110 Divls lon steet. j6 CLEAN furnished apartment, 4S0 IV. Liberty. j4 5 ItOOM houso for rout. Inquire 555 Ferry. - j3 5 ROOM lurnished apt, 754 north High. j3 HOT rooms and upartincnts. C33 Ferry. J3 FURNISHED apt. C39 north Lib grty. j4 FURNISHED apartments, 1173 N. Fourth, phone 2080M . j 2 NICE furnished apartment, 590 Union, phone 6C7J. J3 FURNISHED 4 room flat. 3CC Chfmcketa St. J2J 5 ROOM modern house. Call 859 Center street J3 HIGH class furnished apartment, adults. 720 north Commercial. J HOUSI3 and apartments, phone 2050.T. j329 HEATED 205CJ. apartments, phone J3 ROOM and board, home privileges every thing new. Phone 1U42J. . J3 5 ROOM house on paved street, near school; garage. 1795 north 5th. Phone 12NH.I. jr. FOR RENT 4 room furnished house, with garage. Phone 1 064 W. j5 FOR RENT 2 room plastered house, furnished; adults only. Call 1436M. 1617 Oak St. j4 FOR RENT Two roum apt. with kitchenette, close In. 194 S. Cottage. j5 4 ROOM house, garage, chicken house, garden, on north 17th. Call KS0 north Com'l. J STORK room for rent, corner of Liberty and Ferry just newly finished. Phone 1146W. J7 ROOM and board, or board by dny. week or month. 434 north High, phone 1745M. j7 FOR RENT Small house. light, water and sewer. 1570 N. Com'l phone R6F22. j3 FOR KENT Houses and apart ments. F. L. Wood, 241 Statn St. J4 4 ROOM bungalow, bath room, water, lights, garage close to school and car. 2011 Maple ave. )5 2 AND 3 room furnished u part men tn, furnace and fireplace, 2 blocks north of capltol. Phone 30. J3 WELL lurnished housu, newly papered and clean throughout, for nice couple only. 1970 north Commercial St. phone 647. J3 PLEASANT and closo in furnish ed and nnfurolihed apartments, also 6 room house for rent, room 4 Breyman bldg. J7 FOR RENT Nicely furnished down town apartment, good Jo cation. Call at 268 N. Liberty, phone 1927W. J5 FOR RENT 1 3-room furnlhed apt, ground floor $1. 1 2-room furnished apt, up stairs, $12. 412 N. 21st. 13 eel FOB SALE Wood DRY wood. Phone 77F2. ee5 WOOD saving, phone 1131. ee316 FOK SALE Dry slab wood, dry second growth. Phone 1756. eeS GOOD second growth $6.50. ec6 phone 110F2. WOOD sawing. Judd and Schmidt phone 142. ee23 BEST second growth fir $7; oak $9. Phone 1131. ee4 WOOD for sale, oak. ash and fir. phone 1556J. eo3 NICE dry slab wood uud oak tor sale cheap. 1819. ec331 WOOD sawing, Fisher Bdros. 1819. ee331 FOR dry wood 4 ft aud 16 inch, phone 1S79W. ee317 OLD and second growth fir, 16 in. and 4 ft. ash . fL p lions 1307. ee5 YOU can do better on real sec ond growth fir by calling 1380M eeS BEST wood, all kinds, prices reasonable. Phone 1394 or 68 F 81. ec3 CHIMNEY sweeps. Sack Delivery if uoi (jo. wood per sack, 35c; furnace repairing. Phones 1802. eel3 SALEM Fuel Yards, 72 Trade street. Coal and perfectly dry Wood kept in shed. Phone 1802. price right. eo24 GOOD WOOD AND COAL $12.76 ton up. Prompt delivery. Hill man Fuel, phone 1856. ee TRANSFER Also good dry wood and Utah coal LARM ER TRANSFER A STORAGE CO. Phone 930 ec BEST GRADE OF WOOD 4 fL and 16 Inch Dry Mill Wood Dry Second Growth Fir Dry Old Fir Dry 4 ft. oak and ash Prompt delivery and reasonable price. Fred E. Wells, 280 wuth Church, ohone 1642. m LOST AND FOUND LOST Ladles Elgin watch, ini tials on watch R A H, on fob D K H. Call 1484M. k3 LOiSr A new Parker fountain, pen, an esteemed gift, will pay liberally for its recovery. Wm. Fleming, 341 State St. k5 LOST Black bird dog, white strip on face. Polk county license No. 734. Reward. 1795 south Lib- orty. phone 1598W. k TAKEN UP Ono yearling heifer . red, during heavy snow, from Cooper place. Owner can have r by calling at P. Parscgtan's, Rt. 3, box 20C. k5 a BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES FOR SALE Special, oiling sta tion, splendid location, full equipment. W. A. Liston, 434 Court street. u2 FOR SALE Four year lease utid furnishings, modern steam heated apartment house, nil apartments rented and easy to koep rented, block half from post office, state house and heart of city, now nettins; $200 , month, only two hours day act ual work. Snap for some elderly couple or couple that working. Box 20 cars Journal. u4 FOE SALE Livestock 7-WEEKS old pigs for sale, $4 . each. Phone 63F24. e3 FOR SALE Good stock ewes. John Dunlavy, lirookfl, Or. e3 VETERINARIAN. Dr. Patterson. Phono 2028W. e24 4 YEAR old grade Jersey, fresh. It. Townsend. 6F3. e4 MISCELLANEOUS WILL care for children by day or hour. 854 N. Commercial. m3 WOODRY buys furnTture for caau, phone 611. n FOR expert furniture packing and shipping, call Stiffs Furniture store, phone 941. A PLEASANT homo white board ing. All homo cooking. Board and room or board by month, week or day. Mrs. Effie Young. 260 Center street J319 SOOS Scavenger set vice. Garbage and refuse of all Kinds removed by the month at reasonable rates phone 35, residence 2058. Cess pools cleaned and dead animals removed m SQUARE Deal Welding Works ox acetylene and electric. We spo- Ctaitze .on cylinder blocks, alum inum cases, heavy cast iron. Steel tanks, boilers, fiues, leaf and coll springs, frames and fenders. Call us for estimates. If its made of metal we can weld It 349 Ferry St. phone 864. m VANTED Miscellaneous I II. EGNER Plumbing and repair work. Phone 13I0W. 1321 WANTED To buy good piano heap for cash. Phone 4 6 KM, Joy Tumor. 13 REPAIRS on your water pipes, lightning service. The Stove Shop, phone 1524. 14 WANTED Place for high school i girl, to work for room and board and go to school. Phone 78F12. 13 PAINTING, kaltiumiiiing. tinting and repairs, my prices are right. Call evenings 6 to 7 o'clork I 434J link for LaMirc. IC WANTED Stock of American Rotary Valve Motors Co. Any one having shares for salo ad dress box 40 care Journal, and slnte prire In reply. J3 WANTED Private money fur farm loans. We have several applications on hand. Hawkins A Roberts. Inc., 206 Oregon building. ! WANTED Used furniture ran r- es. heaters, cook stoves, tools. etc. We pay cash, get our prices before you sell. Liberty Ex change, 241 N. Com'l St phone 841. ! WANTED Used furniture, stoves of all kinds, guns, kodaks, tool, etc. People's Furniture store srills for less or makes the other fellow do It Phone 734, 271 S. Commercial. t WANTED X have clients desiring to borrow private money rather than from corporations I repre ' senL f you have money to loan see my list of lit mortgage of ferings. Ralph H. McCurdy, N'os. 6 and 6. Sleeves-Moore Bldg, Salem. Journal Want Ads fay SHEVLIN TURNS DOWN PURCHASE NOW SAT SFACTORY Minneapolis, Minn. Jan. 2. -Headquarters here of the Shevlln llixon Lumber company elated In reply to an inquiry that an op tion on the Shaw-Bertram lumber plant at Klaiuath Falls, Oregon, had not been exercised. The op tion expired today. Klamath Falls. Ore., Jan. 2. Announcement by The Associated Press from Mlnneannlhi rnrlnv tn the effect that the Shevlin-Ilixon Lumber interests tailed to exercise their option on the Shaw-Bertram lumber plant here, leavna In Hmiht the exact locution of their project ed operations in Klamath Falls. During the past few days en gineers have been surveying a 20 acre site on Lakn E wanna n.i local belief prevails that this Is to be used for their local mill and plant. Confirmation of the pur chase or contemnlated nnrHmqA nf this property, however, cannot be procured here. LEGAL PROBLEMS OF DRY ENFORCEMENT SOLVED BY DECISION (Continued from TaBe One) dressed only to tho legtelaturo, and thcro being no law of tlie state authorizing unconstitutional searches, the officers, nt moat, were trespassers, mid the reniody is against them." Hero the court saye: "But tho constitution Is ad dressed to not only tho legislature, hut to every officer of the stnto. including the Judiciary," and the opinion of the United States su preme court In the case of Weeks vs. United States as follows: "Tha fourth amendment was intended to secure the citizen In person and property against un lawful Invasion of tho sanctity of his home liy ornccrs ot the law acting under the legislature or Judicial sanction. This protection is equally extended to tlio rll.in of the government, nnd officers of the law acting under it. To sanc tion such proceedings would bo to ailirm by judicial decision a mani fest neglect if net an onen d.fi anco nt the prohibitions of the constitution " Concerning tlie rcasonabienoss of searches without warrants, the opinion reads: "It i3 said that a search with a warrant may bo unreasonable, and a eearcn witnout a warrant may ue reasonable and lawful, if rea sonablc. The first proposition Is a icgai lniposslbimy. An officer with a warrant duly Issued wno iouows Its commands cannot muk: an unreasonable search. It Is rea Konable because It is lawful. II. may exceed his authority and the search be unreasonable, but in that case he Is no longer with a warrant, "Nor is the second propwltlcn any sounder. If he makes a search without a warrant, however po lite, gentle, or considerate he may bo, the search Is unreasonable, be cause It Is unlawful," . . The opinion held in regard to the submisrflon of seized liquor ar. evidence, that the liquor Itself need not bo exhibited If the In formation of the witnesses entao Ilnhca the fact that tho evidence was seized, saying: "The whiskey bottle and con tents are what is termed 'real' oviuence. 11 was not at all es sential, in any case, to nut It evidence. The Information of the witnesses, obtained from the bot tle of liquor, was Just as effec tive ' In deciding the McDanlel case the ocurt was spilt four to three, Justice Coshow writing the dis senting minority opinion, which was based on tho assertion I hat the constitution prohibitions arc directed to the legislature and not to indlvidualt officers, and that no law Is assailed tn this appeal "There Is no claim that the search nnd seizure compliined of were made by virtue of any un constitutional statute or law of the state." reads tho minority opinion. "There Is no claim by the state that the officers wore authorized by any order of ny court or any law In conflict with said section 9 of article 1 of our fltate constitution. If the officers execded tlieir authority, they wsre subject to civil and criminal ni hility. If tho search was unlaw ful, they were guilty of assault and battery. If the search and seizure were unlawful, it was t lio duty of the district attorney to have caused the arrest of !ie offending officers, and prosecuted them for their crave offense. Tho violation of said section Is a very serious offense and Is so recog' nlzed by all authorities. Its en forcement is not secured by Ignor ing violations thereof, or by re fusing to enforce the law against offenders of other statutes." . . . Another point of conflict of tlie minority opinion concerns tlie lo galitjr of tho search and the neces sity of of flc t, having a person under lawful arrest before they may search him. Here the minor ity opinion says: " It must b, conceded that the search, seizin. ,nd arrest were all parts of th. same act. The errest should always be made first end the eearch and selsure made afterward, hut Incidental thereto. The search end seizure were not less incidental to the ar- rmt, because the officers did not Inform the defendant that he was under arrest until after he wa.i searched, but directly In the same connection and at the same time. POSTAL BILL IS 'Washington, Jan. S Tha postal rata Increase bill, as revised by the senata postofflca committee la sat isfactory to President Coolidge, Chairman Moses ot the sub -commit tea that redrafted the measure announced today after a coufer en os with the president. The bill presented yesterday to the senate represents a sharp re vision of the rates proposed by the postofflca department, partic ularly on second class mail. The position of Mr. Ccclldge aa represented by Senator Muses, Is that so long aa the measure pro vides In scientific manner for rais ing funds necessary to meet the proposed postal employes' pay In-1 crease the desired end will be ac- j comptlshed. TITLE PLAY IN CITY ' LEAGUE OPENS MONDAY The first game to decide the Commereial League championship will be played Monday evening at 7:00 o'clock at the armory. Two toama are tied for the first place honors, the Union Oil and the Anderson & Brown five are to meet in the first game. The Union Oil five has been going good all season and they will give the sporting goods store a hard battle for the championship. The win ner must win two out ot three games to be champions. Anderson & Brown will be handicapped as they have lost the work ot Lennen who has per formed exceptionally well alt sea son. A meeting was held at the Spa yesterday to arrange the schedule and the schedulo will be definitely decided at another luncheon this afternoon, yluotber one of the finals will be played Wednesday evening. The schedule will bo announced later. SELF-EXILED SENATORS TO RETURN HOME (Continued from TnKe One) Tho hotel became tho focal point to the town. Tho party organized a fourth of July celebration whieh dwarfed anything previously in tho town. They provided the ora tors, composed half of the parade nnd outshone every one in fire works. The local atorekecpers adapted their stocks to the sena tors' tastes, tlie moving picture shows, dances and sporting events .swelled their audiences with visit ors from Rhode Island. And yet, the hotel was almost a community In itself. Twice death visited It nnd once a marriage was performed when a daufjhtor of one of tha senators transferred her ceremony to Itutlnnd so that hor father might attend. Thanksgiv ing a Kleantlc dinner was served the senatorial family; a Christmas tree boro gifts for nil; and on New Year's eve tho four story building winked lights from every window until the clock In the v II Ingo church nearby boomed Its an nouncement of tho new year. Several IteclcctCil ' Sle.mwhlle. In Rhode Island, the affair In which tlio senators had been leaders went on without them Kleetiuna were waged at long range. Thirteen of the twenty two, several had not run again, wero returned to office in the re publican landslide, which swept the state. Now with tho stamp of approval placed on their course by the voters, they enter Tucsduy noon a new legislative year. 1921 YEAR OF PRORESS WITHOUT PARALLEL IN SALEM (Continued from Page One) havo taken advantage of the privilege and are given one tablet every week. More than 20,000 tablets havo been distributed and a recent order has bee a placed for an additional 25,000 which, it is os tl mated will furnish tlie neccs sary supply for the remainder of the school yar. Kxteneivo psychology tests throughout the grades have made possible readjustment ot courses and tho selection ot pupils need ing special training In "Oppor tunity Classes." One of these classes has been established at Grant and another will be put In a school In the southern part of tho city In the near future. Compulsory physical education for boys, the re-establishment of the cafeteria which now serves a balanced lunch for twenty cents, additions in equipment to several of the departments, are changes at the senior high school during the yoar. An Increase In attendance ot 276 and an increase ot nine touch ers to the faculty staff over last year are shown by the reports made at the beginning of the Christmas vacation. Purchase of a 6-acre tract ad Joining the school property of the i'arrish Junior high at a coat ot $7,000 has provided the school syitcra with a site for the erection ot a new building In the future which will be centrally located and will otherwise offer unusual advantages for expansion by grouping tha buildings around the Parrlsh school. Washington. hale of nine cargo ships of approximately $1,250,000 to the Pacific Traders flienmsMp corporation, wn approved by the shipping board. iJ0R SALE Harscrr Stock NUT and fruit trees, ornamentals. Pea re y Bros. Nursery, 237 State d ENGLISH walnut trees, will bear from three to five years. 1721 Chemeketa St. d2t SALEM MILL CITY STAGE EFFECTIVE APRTX 15 Via Cottage Farm, State Hospital, Turner. Aumsville, 8ubllmlty, Stayton, Mehama. Lyons, Foi Valley, Gooch, Mill City. Leaves Salem 10:10 a, m 7; 10 a m., 4:30 p. m. Leaves Mill City T a. m. U:5t 0 m. 1: 69 p m. LEOALS KXliCt'TOH'li llltST NOTICE To whom it may concern; No tice Is hereby given that the un dersigned John J. Williams has this day, by an order of the coun ty court of Marion county, Ore gon, been duly appointed execu tor of the last will and testament and estate of Maude Guornsey Williams, deceased, and has duly qualified as such and has received letters testamentary on her estate. All persons having claims against said estate are hereby notified 0 present the same, duly verified, to Carey F. Martin, attorney for said estate, 413 Masonle Temple build ing, Salem, Oregon, within six months from the date of this no tice. Dated, Dec. 6, 1924. JOHN J. WILLIAMS, Executor of the last will and estate ot Maude Guornsey Will iams, deceased. Carey F. Martin, attorney for estate. DIRECTORY M t7l IONKKK fc N. WOOOHY. expert live stock, furniture, real estate auc tioneer. Res. IS 10 N. Summer Tel. 611 for sale da tea CJ. SATTEULH12, auctioneer, phone or write for dates, 1440 Saginaw street, phone 121 1J, Let ma make your sale a suc cess. 13 IIATTJ-JCY SI TPUKH PUKST-O-Ll'i'h; UATTEUY SfcJU VICE. Expert auto electricians. Phone 1804 41s Court Bl " It. O. BARTON, Exide batteries, starter and generator work. 171 3. CommatOm!. VVILLAUD Service Station, Joe Williams, 631 Court street, phone 193. "Automotive electric tans." CHIROPODIST UK. a. b SCOTT. 3. C grauuate National University ot Science. Chicago. Scientific chiropody. Masnnlo Temple, phone 640j CIIIHOPRArrOK UK. O. L. SCOTT, chiropractor, 416 U S. bank bldg. DRUGGISTS J. C. fEKRY, Ruxiil druggist. 116 8. Commercial 8L M.l C1IIH AL SUPPLIES ELECTRICAL Fixture at Supply Co., m N. Liberty, phone 1934. House wiring and tlxturea UKOW.NELL ELECTRIC, succes sors to Welch Electric, contract ing and supplies. 379 State St Phone 983. ARCHIti FLEENER. electrician, bouse wiring by hour or con traoL Estimates furnished, phone 980. 471 Court St. UAL IK. ELECTRIC SHOP 337 Court. We do house wiring and carry a complete stock of fix tures. Instrument repairing, ex perimental work. Electrle appll ances repaired. Phone 488. M.OR1S1 CUT flowuia and floral pieces. De livery. C. F. Ureithaupt. florist, 123 N. Liberty, phone 380. HHMSTITCHfiNG iliCd. C. U. MILLER, hemstitching stamping, buttons. Room 10, over Miller's storo. phone 117. SAL KM 10 11 to, hemstitching, pleat ing, outtons, stamping and nee dlework. Phone 379. 329 Oregon bldg. MI Kt IIANT TAILOR JJ. ll MOS11ER Tailor tor men and women. 474 Court SL M. A. ESTES. fine tailoring. 334 3'ale street. imnoiccKcLics LLOYD a!. RAMSDEN. bike acces sories and Dayton bicycles. 387 Court street. HA RR Y W. SCOTT. "The Cycle Man," 147 south Commercial. phone 68. iti:i;oN iii mam: socikty KKt'URT vasua of cruelty to chil dren or animals in central WH- . lamette valley district to Dr. W. G. Morehouse, humane officer, Salcrn, Or., tel. 1510 OPTICIANS GLAriSfcb tilted by an upiotnetriuu How Optical Co.. 825 Slate SL 'LU.MlllNU and general repair work. Phone 650. Graber Bros., Ill south Liberty. I'll ICO M. BAKU Plumbing, heat ing, sheet metal works. 164 8. -ommerclal. I ANUS GEO. C. WILL, pUnos, pono graphs, sewing machines, sheet muMlo and piano studies. Re pairing phonographs and sew Ing machines. 432 State. Salem. PRINTING A SATISFIED customer returns to the Rowland Printing company, phone 151 2. Masonic Temple. RKPAIRING SToVEs rebuilt and repaired. 68 years experience. Depot. Na tional and Ellwood fe.ioea, sites 36 to 68 Inches high. Paints, oil and Tarnishes, etc logan berry and hop hooka Salem Fence and Stove Worka 350 Court street, phone 124. WATi;it COMPANY SALEM WATER COMPANY Ol flcea. eorner Commercial and Trade Sts. Bills payable month ly In advance. Phone 67. WOOD WORKING JACOB WEIZEL Cabinet Works, upholstering and reflntshlng. Phone 1691. I3 Court St. 'apitsi ln.irn ii Want Ads Pa Farm Loans ANDERSON ft RUPERT, 40 Oregon Building