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Newspaper Page TextMONDAY, JANUARY 5, 1925 Me capital' journaX," salem, Oregon ,PAGE SEVEN The President's Immediate Job Is To Keep the Lame Ducks from Proposing Any Quack Measures CapitaljJournal bUUSCKlKTlUN KATKB By carrier 1ft ctati week. 41 emu ft month. It year to ad '. By mall, id Manoo and Polk counties, on month (0 cent, I month 11.26. month 13. J&. J year S4.9U. EUewhare 60 cent a month. I& ft, year. Entered a seuuua class matter at Balem. Oregon. Member ASSOC IATBU tKtSS The Associated Press la exclus lvtlv nLHled to the UN for pub lication of all owft dispatches credited to It or not otherwise oredited in this paper and also local news published herein. Member Audit Bureau ot Circulation Advertising repres-'n utivea: Charles f. Miller. Ub Fifth A -'ft. Na York C'tV. W. S. Btockwell. Peoples Qas hide.. Chlraeo. 111. M. C Morgcnecn & Co., Inc. Loft Angeles and Seattle, San Francisco classified Ad venial i ik I laics Rate per word each insertlm 1 cent, three Insertion a cents, one week sent, one month 20 cents, one year, per month, 12 cents; minimum per ati 2 cent. City ads cash In advance, and not taken over phots, unless art vertlser has monthly account. No allowance for phone errors. F0 ttS ALZt3 AD ? A' OK WALK New six room house cheap, good terms. 1818 north Capitol, phono 1562W. ftj EXCHANGE New bungalow and aero close to car line, for huuse In city. K. I,. Wood. n4 & ROOM buiigulow, 3000; fix room house, close in, $4500. Gertrude J. M. Page, a 4 ROOM bungalow, bath room, water, lights, garase close to school nnd car. 2011 Maple ave. A tl'JUlJ lit Y A 4 room houso and l"t, electric lights, city wa ter ?ii0, $150 down $10 per month and Interest 6 per cent. See J. A. Mills, 331 hk Slate St. nf. 11'' you have missed the Xmas gift remember your wife on New Year by giving her a beautiful modern home located on one of our best streets. Gertrude J. M. Fa it. 4S2 N. Cottase. a NEW 2 room plastered bungalow, lights, water, garage, good lot, close to car with furniture, $100; nlso 4 room, lights, wa ter, garage, good corner lot, close to car, $1300 on $300 down New 4 room plastered bungalow near car, good lot. $1400; will consider Ford to JL'00, some terms. Some good lots cheap, easy ;erms. H. E. Brown or Mol vin Johnson, 109 S. Commer cial, a A REAL. BARGAIN For sale by owner, new modern In all ways, five room bungalow in Klngwood park on main highway pavement, just ten minutea from the heart of the city. Cement walks nnd runway to large double garage, two large lots 50x200, hardwood floors, pipe furnace, full ce ment basement, finished on nil sides, canning stove and sta tionary tubs In basement, new electric range installed, draper ies, linoleums and all the built ins you could want, aleo five passenger Hupmobile sedan, A-l condition. You could not replace all this for $7000, priced for quick sato $4700. Just think $J500 down nnd balance like rent. Phone owner 11H2J. oj c FOR SALE Miscellaneous c CLOWIlt hay, call 1F1 1. c'J FOH SALE Twin beds. Cottage. cl FOR- SALE Universal' heater, nearly rew. Phone 8t'F12. c5 FEKTlTIZKH" for sale, phone 94 ".J c? FOR SALE Good bicycle, 765 N. Liberty. cj BALED HAY A. E. Kuctul. phone 10F21. 8 APPLES 50c, 7Zc. $1 per bush el, call 17F15 evenings. c7 BALED clover hay a ad straw. Phone 9R1R. c b'fl'.MPAGE for sale, on highway between Salem and Jefferson, near Millers saw mill. Sproed's farm. eS FOR SALE Sev.tug machine, Singer drophead, good condi tion. West salem auto park near bridge. c6 FOR SALE 12 disc grain drill, one low wheel f irm wagon goal as new. A. Jackson, near Au b u r n school. Rt. 6. box 131. c4 EVEVl'UALLY ; why delay the pleasure? The Portland News 45c per month delivered. Phone 923 or 1269W. c FRUIT TREES High nnd Ferry, call and see our stock before buying. Phone 1140M. Ci FT.L'ITLAND NURSERY WANTED Help g EXPERIENCED stove repair man wanted. Capital Bargain houay. 215 Center St. g' WANTED Neat house keeper for general housework and take care of two children. Call 704 N. Cnm'l. (E6 LOST AND FOUND LOST Gold signet ring Friday noon on P O steps. Return to Cnpital Journal. Howard. k4 LOST A new Parker fountain pen, on esteemed gift, will pay liberally for Its recovery, Wm. Fleming. $41 State St. K6 TAKEN LP One yearling heifer red. during heavy snow, from Cooper place. Owner can have by calling at P. Parseglan's, Rt. $. box 206. k5 A GUN NT sack full of tools be longing to I Me city tractor lost between Hann-n's planing mill and Saginaw street In the city of Salem. Suitable reward will be given If the finder will re turn same to W. S. Low, street commissioner. kl t FOR SALE Poultry FOR SALE Turkey torn. Phone losrn. t TWO duzen Rhode Island Red pul lets for sale. 3. A. Mills, 331H State Ptreet. f FOR SALE 3 doxeo Whits Leg horn pullets. Mrs. Ray Kenton. .. 8, box 223AA. Claxtar. f REAL ESTATE , TO t:CilAM-.K B room house in Salem for 5 room bungalow la Portland. S room bungalow in Dallas for property in Salem or Portland. ' lor exchanges ice KKUEGtSR 147 N. Com'1, phone 21T. n4 r'OHU garage, blacksmith shop, gasoline pump, house and two lota, in a thriving little town. $9500; will sell or trade (or Sa lem property. Last years in come $15,000. Gertrude J, M Page. n WHEN TIRED OF HUNTING see me. I havft hundreds ot proper- ties meeting every thinkaule de mand. My system saves time. nerves and shoes. HARRIS, Kntrance Masonlo 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. 7 Vi acres close In on paved road. trade for house In town. THOMASO.N 331 'A State street. n J (EST BUYS IN HOMES AND FARMS $ 'J 000, a real home $700, a home, 4 rooms $2500, cloee In home, 7 rooms, almost in 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 LOOIC Fine 50 acre farm, fair build ings, paved road, to close an es tate. Price $3200. IF ITS A HOME See CHILIS & BEC11TEL 540 State street LOTS LOTS LOTS $1000 cash will buy a fine lot on alrmount hill, corner, both tit re eta paved and pavement paid $80 down and balance $25 per month will buy a fine lot on Cen ter street, wort of 17th stree: Price $800. $25 down and balance $10 per month will buy u fine lot on paved street, N. 17 Ih. Price $450, pave ment paid. $10 down and $10 per month win buy two fine lots one of whict, is located on paved street, pave ment paid. Price $500. $1750 buys a fine lot on State street. $1000 buys a fine cast front lot on south Commercial street. $900 buys a fine lot on Lincoln street west of Commercial street. $25 down and balance $10 per month will buy three fine lota lo cated on N. 13th street close to Englcwood school. Price $600 for all. $10 will buy a fine lot on north 19th street, cast front. Price $250. If you are looking for a build ing lot, sec us. W. H. GRABENHORST & CO. REALTORS ?75 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 smites, that I'll read this ad and sharpen my pencil and figure; 60 acres lying up among the fruit hills with good 6 room house, good barn and other buildings. 10 acres of fine bearing prunes, 2 acres general orchard, 800 acres good oak timber ready for harvest, all on main highway, 4 miles from good town, right at school and 1 mile from sution, price JG00Q and will trade; 10 fruit acres with good 5 room bungalow, barn and other improvements, 6 acres of bearing prunes, only 3 miles out and a couple of blocks from the gre.u highway, price $5500. f nd will trade for Salem house; 10 bare acres in the beautiful Suu- nvMido fruit belt for only $2000 ami will take a city lot or a small house; 40 finely improved acres, fine house and barn, and 20 neres of bearing prunes and 10 acres of cherries nnd walnuts. 6 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 about four miles, well improved with 7 acri-s of prunes and a 10 acre etrawber ry patch, all excellent land, price $20,000. will trade for Salem in come or stock ranch; $20,000 In come for farm; 200 acre well im proved smootli farm near paved road .price $25,000, for eastern land. Happy New Year and the same to us Let's go. MGILCHR1ST & PENNINGTON 209 VA bank bldg. phono 140 n NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY THAT SMALL ACREAGE TRACT ON TERMS AND PRICE WHICH IS RIGHT $10 down and balance $10 per month will buy 5 acres of fino dark prairie soil located close to Swegle school, east of Salem. Price $1500, Interest 6 per cent. $10 down and balance $10 per month will handle a fine hi acre tract located south at the end of the S. Commercial street car line, all in fruit. Price $650. $25 down nnd balance $10 per month will make the first payment on 4 acre building site located on Market street, between 19th nnd 21st street. Price $600, interest 6 per cent. $91 down and balance $8 per month will handle a fine two acre tract on the main paved Silverton road not far from the fairgrounds. i Price $910. $81 down and balance $10 per month will handle a fine 2 acre tract Just off main Silverton road on gravel road. Price $S12.50. in terest 6 per cent. I $40 down and balance $5 per month will buy 45.100 of an aero located about three city blocks south of the city limits, south and close to carline and paved Pacific highway. Pries $450, interest per cent. $10 down and $10 per month will handle four fins lots, one of which is located on paved street and pavement paid, containing nearly H acre ot land, east front age, lights, sewerage. A real buy. Price at $750, interest S per cent. $500 down and balance terms at $ per cent interest will handle 12 acres all In fruit and berries, lo cated south and close to paved highway. Price $4500. $1275 dawn and balance terms wilt handle a well Improved 10 acres, all In fruit and buildings. Price $5300. W. H. GRABENHORST CO. 275 State street Ii4' FOE SALE Nursery Stock ' NUT and fruit trees, ornamentals. Pearcy Bros. Nursery. 237 State d ENGLISH walnut trees, will bear from three to live years. 1721 Chemeketa St. d29 Kg AGENTS WANTED Kg TAILORING SALESMEN Davib $29.50 "Square Deal" line ready for spring. Amazing' values, na tionally famous. "Satisfaction guaranteed or money refund ed." Liberal commissions in ad vance. New profit sharing plan to Increase your earnings. No charge for $40 selling outfit. Our eighteenth year selling di rect. Producers save time. Mail letter giving experience and ref erences. P. H. Davia Tailoring Co., 780 Power bldg., Cincin nati. Ohio. g"4 REAL ESTAxE 30 ACRE Canada farm, improv ed, to trade for Oregon proper ty. 1653 Center n5 WE will build to suit on 1890 State street and lease the prop erty for a term of years, to a responsible party. J, G. Mer-, chen. n4 GOOD REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS $ acre suburban home for resi dence. 200 acre dairy rauch, half in cultivation and crop, good build ings. Snap. Choice 280 farm mostly in cultl vat ion, good buildings. Snap. $!, 5,uuu, eaey terms. See us for good exchanges. PERRINE & MARSTERS 212 Com. club bldg. ANNOUNCEMENT Wo wish to announce the removal of our offices from the U. S. bank bldg. to 169 south High street (next door to the New Salem hotel,) where we have sufficient room for all departments, and where we will be glad to meet our old clients as well as new ones. We will appreciate the listing of your farms and city properties. We are receiving many eastern inquiries for Oregon properly. Home Realty Co., 169 S. High street. i BEST BUYS AND EXCHANGES 34 acres, 15 cleared, 19 timber, houe, barn, 3 miles from Liberty 1 acre large Royal Anne cherry trees, 1 horse, harness, 2 cows. only $42o0, terms. 60 acres, all cleared, new six room bungalow, barn, all woven wiro fenced, on est side high way, 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. I'rice $16.ouo. 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 trado even. 5 room strictly modern new bungalow, garage, pavement, $4,- 200, $1000 cash balance terms. SOCOLOISKY 34t State street AUTOS 1920 FORD for sale cheap, good condition. 1'hone 70F32. q6 USED fords wanted lor cash. 219 State street. q'llC GOOD Chevrolet to trade for mo torcycle. Address box 165, Rt. 2 H4 WILL tadu Ford tearing for late model coupe, will pay differ ence. Write box 5 Capital Jour- ml. qr, lULK time will bo well spent if you get estimates on your auto repair work at the Shamrock garage, 333 Miller, phone 1142M. q20 BU Y new Hudson or Essex now at new low water mark prices I have credit on one of these fine cars which I will sell at good difrcount. Tel. 331. q4 Rig sacrifice In the- following used cars l'.23 Hupmobile touring 1921 Hupmobile touring .OUlsniobile 8, sport model Jordan 7 passenger Liberty Chummy roadster The best and most reasonable terms given. It. M. MacDONALD Marmon Dealer 2.'fi State, phone 793 q USED CAR SPECJALb Tourings without starter, $45. $65. $110. $140 Tourings with starter, $110, $150, $225, $340. S3S5 Roadster without starter, $90 Roadsters with starter, $14 j. $215, $260 Couno $395 Sedan, 4 door (late model) $595 EASY TERMS VALLEY MOTOR CO. Authorized Ford Dealer 1260 N. High. Phone 1995. HEAD THIS OUT LOUD ! I 1 1 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 is considered a real bargain. $250 down and balancQ 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 a bors cars. Wo ft1o have a number of oth er excellent values which It will pay you to Inspect. See ftnd take a demonstration in the Ksaex coach, the biggest valus on the market Id six cylin der cars. $lv7a Saltra. New Hudson coach invites com parlson. $168$ f. o. b. Salem Liberal terms if desired. FRKD M POWELL MOTOR CARS Corner of Cottage St Ferry Phone 212$ Packard, Hudson Essex, q4 WANTED Sitnation WANTED Practical nursing, will help with bouse work If neces sary. Box 15 care Journal. h6 WANTED Tinting, paper hang ing, floor surfacing, expert ser vice guaranteed. Phone 1491W. h9 LUANS GOVERNMENT loan on farms t par cent V. u Wilkinson. 102 CJ. S. National bank bldg. UONEY to loan on re: estate, pri- 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. r314 MONEY TO LOAN on city prop erty, either building; and loan plan or private money. Farms loans with Insurance company money at lVt with commis sion added. Ralph H. McCurdy, Nos. $ and 6, Steve-Moore Bldg., Salem. r LOANS FARM LOANS Plenty of money to loan on good farm security. CITY LOANS We are loaning Prudential Insurance company money on city residences and business property, at 6V4 per cent, plus a commission. Haw kins & Roberts, Inc., 205 Ore gon bldg. r FARM AN D CU'K LOANS 10 yar farm loan on rural credit plan, with privilege ot pre oayment at any time. City loans made, at lowest rates )f interest. If ou havft money to loan on dither oity or farm property see me, I have clients wanting private money. R. W. MARSTERS tf9 Ma son to Temple. Sslem. r ee FOR SALE Wood DRY wood. Phone 7712. WOOD sawing, phone 1131. ee316 FOR SALE Dry slab wood, dry second growth. Phone 1756. ce8 GOOD second growth $6.50. phone 110FS. eo6 WOOD sawing. Judd and Schmidt phono 142. ee23 BEST second growth fir $7; oak $9. Phone 1131. ce4 NICE dry slab wood and oak for sale cheap. 1819. ee331 WOOD sawing. Fisher Bdroe. 1R19. ee331 FOR dry wood 4 ft and 16 inch. phone 1879W. ee317 OLD and second growth fir, 16 in and 4 ft. ash -- ft. phone 1307. ce5 YOU can do better on real sec ond growth fir by calling 1380M ee8 WOOD for sale, oak $8.50, ash $7.50 and fir $6.75. Phone 1559 J. eefl OAK wood for sale, $9 per cord, range oak wood $7. Frank Fitts, phone 87F31. ce9 CHIMNEY sweeps. Sack Delivery b uel Co. wood per sack, 35c; furnace repairing. Phones 1802 eel3 SALEM Fuel Yards, 753 Trade street. Coal and perfectly dry wood kept in shed. Phone 180 nrice richt. p?4 GOOD WOOD AND COAL $12.75 ton up. Prompt delivery. Hill man Fuel, phone 1855, ee TRANSFER Also good dry wood nnd Utah coal LARMER TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. Phone 930 ei BEST GRADE OF WOOD 4 fL and 16 Inch Dry Mill Wood Dry Second Growth Fir Dry Old Fir Dry 4 ft. oak and ash Prompt delivery and reasonable price. Fred E. Wells, 280 iouth Church nhone 1542. FOR RENT APAKTME.VIS- S. Coml. J2U APARTMENTS, 268 north Cottage 4 ROOM furnished cottage, 176$ Ferry St. J6 2 ROOMS $12, 3 rooms $15, furn ished. Call 955 Union St. J9 TWO furnished apartments, 461 north High. j HOUSE keeping rem, 110 Divis ion Pteot. J6 CLEAN furnished apartment, 4S6 'N. Liberty. j4 FURNISHED apt. 639 north Lib erty. J4 FURNISHED apartments, 1173 N. Fourth, phone 2080M. j2 FURNISHED 4 room flaL 366 Chemeketa St. j2'i HIGH clusx furnished apartment, adults. 720 north Commercial. J HOUSE und apartments, phone 2056 J. J329 NICE furnished one, two and three room apartments. 365 N. HiKh St. phono 615.1. j9 FURNISH El apartments reason able, no objection to children. 90 Broadway. J29 5 ROOM hou.se on paved street, near shooI; garage. 1795 north 5th. Phone 1288J. j5 FOR RENT 4 room furnished house, with garage. Phone 1064W. jr THREE large, light furnished house keeping rooms. 2164 State Street. J6 FOR RENT 6 room hou.-u; six blocks from State street. Bee Milt, mom 1 Bayne bldg. jr. FOR RENT 2 room plastered house, furnished; adults only. Call 143UM. 1617 Oak St. j4 FOR RENT Two room apt. with kitchenette, close In. 194 H. Cottace. J5 STORE room for rent, corner of Liberty and Ferry just newly finished, phone 1146W. J7 ROOM and board, or board by day. week or month. 434 north High, phone 1745M. J7 FOR RENT Houses aud apart ments. F. L. Wood, 141 State Bt. J4 PLEASANT and clone In furnish ed and unfurnished apartments, also room houso for rent, room 4 Breyman bldg. j7 FOR RENT Nicely furnished down town apartment, food lo cation. Call at 261 N. Liberty, phone 1927W. J5 FURNISHED room in private home with garage, $20 per month, alao one room without gnrnge, $15 per month. Phone C5J. J4 LINEN MILL TO BUILD IN NORTH SALEM rlContinued from Page One) ceived from Ireland in connection with the machinery and when the floor plan Is definitely knawn the directors will select the definite site (or the plant and determino on just how much of a building is needed for the first unit. The first building will bo a factory building according to present plans. Operations wilt all be by electric power. Location Ideal The new site is considered an ideal location for an Industrial proposition of this kind. It backa onto the Southern Pacific rail road tracks with plenty ot room for any spurs that are needed and a Urge number of switch tracks handy already installed. In ad dition It faces on the Pacific Highway which will give it direct connection with all freight truck Hues operating between here and Portland. The factory Is also Ideally lo cated, it is thought, so far as the abor market is concerned. There will be no intention of attempting to use anything like the full eight ane one-halt acres of property at first, the large tract being purchased tor purposes of expansion. As that end of the city is growing rapidly, and prop erty Is constantly increasing in value, purchase of the large tract is considered an economical move as in a few years land in the north end will be of materially enhanced value according to all realty prophets and considerable diffi culty might be had in securing ad ditional land when expansion was desired. FLEET READY TO SAIL FOR WINTER PRACTICE Norfolk, Va., Jan. 6. Thirty warcraft, composing the Atlantic division of the United States fleet were glistening and shipshape for their departure from Hampton Roads today for winter maneuvers off Guanteuamo. For many of I he destroyers, submarines and fleet auxiliaries accompanying the four battleships of the group, it meruit the last sight of North Atlantic ports for months, ns they will later journey through the Panama canal to join the Pacific division for the Hawaiian maneuvers le rrfnning in April. 1 WANTED Miscellaneous H. EGNER Plumbing and repair work. Phono 1310W. 1321 REPAIRS on your water pipes, , lightning service. The Stove Shop, phone 1524. 14 PAINTING. kalsomiuiiiK. tinting and repairs, my prices are right. Call evenings 5 to 7 o'clock 1434.1 ak for La Mi re. 16 WANTED Private money for farm loans. Wo have several applications on hand. Hawkins & Roberts, Inc., 205 Oregon building. ! WANTED Used furnituro rang es, heaters, cook stoves, tools, tc. We pay cash, get our prices before you sell. Liberty Ex change, 241 N. Com'l St. phone 841. I WANTED Used furniture, stoves of all kinds, guns, kodaks, tools, etc. People's Furniture store selts for lees or makes the other fellow do It. Phone 734, 271 N. Commercial. I WANTED 1 have clients desiring to borrow private money rather than from corporations I repre sent, f you have money to loan see my list of 1st mortgage of ferings. Ralph H. McCurdy, Nos. 5 and 6. Sleeves-Moore Bldg., Salem. I e FOR SALE Livestock FOR SALE Sow und piss, phone 105F11. e FOR SALE Or trade, Jersey cow to freshen Feb. for fresh cow. Phono 37F5. e5 NOTICE 35 homes and mules, on account of high feed, prie.e.1 reasonable; 1 cow, just fresh. 2 horses, weight 1300 and 1400. owner In Mexico, orders to sell, fair trial allowed. Commissor. Stablfs. r.54 Kerry St. e!4 u BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES FOP. SALE Four year lease and furnishings, modern stea m heated apartment house, all apartments rented and easy to keep rented, block half from post office, st a to houae nnd heart of city, now netting $200 month, only two hours day act ual work. Snap for sonm elderly couplo or couplo that working. Box 20 rare Journal. "4 e , F0R SALE Livestock 4 'YEAR old grade Jersey, fresh. L. Townsend. 6F3. I0 V14T E It I NA 1 il AN. Dr. 'Patterson. Phone 2028W. e4 4 .YEAR old grade Jursoy, fresh. L. Townwnd. 6F3. e4 a"! MISCELLANEOUS wbDR. buys furniture for can. phone GIL o FORtinting and kalsominlng call Vasby Hrr., II05W. mt C. ! W. NIST Cun tractor, plans furnished, will help you finance jour new home. Call 1942R. m0 FOR expert furniture packing and Shipping, call Stiff's Furniture store, phone mi. PLEASANT home while board -Ifrig. All home cooking. Board and room or board by montn, week or day. Mrs. Effis Young. 160 Center street. J3L? 5oiS Sciveng eraser vice. Oarbage nd refuse of ail Kinds removed by the month at reasonable rates phone $5, residence 1058. Ces pools cleaned and dead animals removed m SQUARE Deal Welding Works ox acetylene and electric. We spe cialise on cylinder blocks, alum inum cass. heavy cast Iron, steel tanks, boilers, flues, leaf and coll springs, frames and fenders. Call us for estimates. If Its trade of metal we can weld It 4 Ferry Bt. phone S64. 1 EXCEEDS POWERS Decision of Circuit Judge Skip worth ot Lane county that the governor has not authority to grant reprieves, save only In ca pi tut cases. If upheld by the supreme court would invalidate a number uf actions taken by the present ex ecutive in Marion county. The most outstanding case un der tho present administration would be that of Knute Anderson, who was convicted on February 21 of this year ot the manufacture of liquor and possession of a still acd acntence to serve three months In jail and pay a $500 fine. He was reprieved on May 19, his reprieve to he up November 19. There Is no further record in connection with his case, l.idicating that the time for his reprieve to expiro Is past due and he has served no more of his sentence. Under Judge Skipworth's decision the governor's move Issuing him a re prieve is without legal author ity. The governor Llso Issued a re prieve to Ray Jones, sentenced May 10, 1323, to 30 days nnd pay a fine ot $500 for possession of liquor. He was reprieved for 30 days to get in his crop but re turned and served out the balance ot his sentence. Another reprieve was granted to E. A. Llgoa tor possession ot liq uor, he being sentenced June IS 1923. to three months and pay a fine of $300. He was repiieved September 8, 1933, bis fine to be paid to Justice Kuntz, under terms of the reprieve. UNION ELECTS Ballots were cast Saturday and counted yesterday In the an nual election of officers for the Capital Typographical union. No. 210, according to announcement made by the printers. The fol lowing officers were elected tor the coming term, which will ex tend over a period of one year: President, M. D. Pllkenton: vice president, G. F. Evans; eec- rctary-treaeurer, Roy S. Blodgctt; sergeant at arms. Otto Kcidatz. Committees were chosen as fol lows: executive committee, Jamee McEntee, F. S. Ilobbs, H. E. Crawford and Chas. L. Unruh; auditing committee, W. II. Park er, F. S. Hobbs and Dana M. Church ; Scale committee, E. C. Van Slyke, G. V. Evans and A. W. Sefton. The following were elected as delegates: to Salem Trades and Labor council, C. W. Brant, Roy S. Blodgett and H. K. Crawford; to Allied Printing Trades coun cil, Jamee Sovereign, F. Vv. Sears. Roy S. niodgett; to Willamette Valley Typographical conference, Austin S. Tweed and M. D. Pilk- enlon. One more delegate to the Willamette Valley Typographical conference will be elected at a meeting next Saturday, three be ing required and only two hav ing received majorities in last Saturday's election. FIRST WOMAN TAKES OFFICE AS GOVERNOR (Continued from Pago One) addressed the assemblage only ns "my friends," and then continued "Owing to the tragic and unpro cedented circumstances which imrround n-y Induction Into office f have felt it not only unnecessary but inappropriate for nio to now enter Into surh discussion of poll cles as usually constitutes an in augural ad drops. "This occasion does not mark the beginning of a now adminls trutlon, but rather tho resumption of that which was Inaugurated In this chamber two years ugo. it Is well understood, 1 am sure, that it is my purpose to continue as I am convinced It is the dedro of my state that I should. Insofar a changing conditions will permit, the proiiram and policies then launched. Ak Cooperation "I avail myself ot this oppor tunity to acknowledge the gracious consideration shown me by Gov ernor Lucas during tho period he served as executive of our state and to say that I look forward confidently to that name degree of cooperation with him and with other stato officers and with the legbdature that during my hus band's term lightened for him tho burdens of official life and con tributed to hli su tiff action and Joy In service. "In approaching the responsl blllties of this exalted office, I do an with a profound sense of tho high obligation It imposes upon me. That the people of Wyoming should havo placed such trust In me In a targe measure, I feel, an expression of their recognition of my husband's devotion to their In to rest a and his contribution to the progress of ths state culls forth tn this solemn hour my deepest gratitude and challenges me to rise to the opportunities for serv Ice thus made possible and to dedl eato to the task before me every faculty of mind and body with which I may be endowed. "Such dedication, I now offer to my state, rely'ng u-on divine help for strength and guldince. INJURIES KEEP I Injuria, to Funacht and Maat both star forwarda, hava alowed up the Bearcat quintet and made ita chance, against Oregon next Saturday aeem alight, according to report, given out at the return ot the Willamette basketball auuad (rum ita bariwtorming tour ot tue lower Columbia river district. Both men are Injured in the feet, according to Uuthbun, Bear cat meutor. Fusnacht, who re ceived hia injury in tho tilt with Multnomah last Saturday night. kept playing through the game but was slowed down to such an extent that bis team barely nosed out a five point win over the club men. At the end ot the 1 1 ret hall the score stood 23 to 13 in tavor of the Bearcats; the game ended with the score 32 to 27. Hathbun stated this morning. that neither Injury was a sprain but ecemed to be rather a broali somewhere inside the upper part ot the foot. Stelnripher was hurt in a similar way last year and wa kept out ot the game lor the en tire season. For the three nights previous tu the Multnomah game, the Bear cat, lost every tilt. One was play ed with the Long-Bell team ot Longview, the other two with the Columbia club of Astoria. Aa a prellmiuary to the Mult nomah game tho Willamette fresh men played the Vnartnomah Inter mediates. The freshmen were de feated 27 to 23. COLLEGE PRESIDENT FATHER AT AGE OF 71 Richmond, Va., Jan. 6. To the Tyler family of Virginia, dietin- guiHhed in southern and national h istory, h as been added Lyon Gardner Tyler, Jr. Dr. Lyon Q. Tyler, 71, hletoran and president emeritus of the Cell ego of ill- iam and Mary, son of John Tylor tenth president of the United States and Mrs. Sue Ituffin Tyler are the parents of the youngest Tyler, born at Richmond hoapit rl Saturday. The boy tipped the scales at eight pounds. Both mother and son are reported to be doing nicely. PIERCE ABSENT AS BOARD OF CONTROL BEGINS ITS REGIME (Continued from Puko One) mutely Neul Boyle, now of Salctn will succeed Dean II. Dickinson as head ot the inheritance tax de partment. Mrs. J. C. Kurth of ria lent takes one of the leading cleri cal positions. Roth Mr. Myers and Mr. Bryant were at the office today to assist their successors in getting started. Among matters discussed by Kay and Myers was what tdiotild he done about a shortago of $2(0.2f remaining over from tho Huff ad ministration, attributed to errors of some sort hy finploycs of the department. Of this $S2.25 was n shortage in cash that could not he checked, hut which it is be-, lieved was an overpayment to someone. The Hoft estate muy be called upon to pay this. Tho re mainder represents checke, one drawn on (he Sheridan Slate built, two on tho Lafayette. State bank, and three of the First National bank of Merrill, that apparently were lost intraiisit and on which the state is out. An effort will be made to ascertain who owes tiic otate for the several amounts. Judge Harry H. licit of Dallas today took his place as a mcmb.tr of the supremo court and Edward Outrun der as a member of the pub lic nervine coin mission to succeed Newton McCoy. CHANGES IN PERSONNEL OF COMMITTEES (Continued from Paiio One) nuiinced by tho mayor follow: Accounts and cumnt expense.; I'atton, Marcus. Simural. Hand Alder in Her rick, W'en- deroth. Jlridgts! Callowny, Danry, Van Put ten. I' ire and water Dancy, Ccorgc Thompson, "'atton. Health and police Marcus, Herrick. Carl Kngstrom. Licenses Wenderolh, Alder in. Kngstrom. Lights Kngstrom, Calloway, Wenderoth. Ordinances Rosebraugh. Pur- vine, Himural. Plumbing C -orgs Thompson, Fngstrom, Van Paltcu. Printing Purvine, Alderin, Van Patten. Public buildings Van Patten, K. II. Urabenhorst, Dancy. Parks Urabenhorst, Patton, Rosebraugh, Revision of minutes Patton, Dancy, Alderin. Hulna Mayor fiiesy, Purvine, Simeral, Rosebraugh. Sewers Herrick, Thompson, Galloway. Streets Wenderoth, Herrick (irabenhorst. Ways and means Slme.-al. Purvine, RosebrauKh. The new me .hers of the conn ell by election ot the people are Eugene 1). Orahenhorst and can Kngstrom, succeeding Ralph Thompson and H. H. Vandevort. Klcction of city officers will ta' . plaee toiiighU Evidently ih only change will be the election or Chrln Knwlli to succeed Ray I. Smith, who was not a candidate tor re-cloctlnn. Journal Want Ads Pay DIRECTORY AL'CTIUNKi-Jt P. N. WOODRX. pert live stock, furniture, real estate sua. tioneer. Res. IS to N. Hunroti TeL ill fur sale date. U. SATTE RLEE, auctioneer phone or write for dates, 144ft Saginaw street, phone 121 U. Let me make your sale a sue cess. is BATTERY SUPPLlia PUEST-O-LITIB BATTERY SElU ViCE. expert auto electrician. Phone IBtU 418 Court Bl - R. D. BARTON, Exide baiierlea. starter QQ generator work. 171 el commercial. WILLAUU Service Station, Joe Williams, tu Court street, phone 11)1. "Automotive tec trio tana fJlllltOPUAfroit tilt. u. U SCOTT, chiropractor. is u a. bank bldg. DRUGGISTS J. C. PfclUKY, Hexail druggist, lis el commercial au KLKCTICICAL Htl'l'LlIJi ELECTRICAL FU'.urv & Supp.y Co, S21 N UbertT. phone House wiring and ft it urea U ROW NELL ELECTRIC, succes sors to Welch Electric, contract ing and supplies. 178 Bute SI Phone y&l. ARCHIE PLEENEK. electrician, house wiring by hour or eon trait Estimates furnished, phone su. i court zii. 11AL1K ELECTRIC BHOP 331 Court. We do bouse wiring and carry a complete stock of fu tures. Instrument repairing, ex perlmental work. Electric appll ances repaired. Phone 48S. 1 l-OKl.M CUT flowers and floral pieces, be uvery. u. p. Brelthaupt. florist. 123 N. Liberty, phone 880. II KM STITCHING SIRS. C. E. MILLER, hemstitching uimpinr, ouiiona. rcoom 10, over Miller's store, phone lit. SALEM Elite, he mat itch Inn. nlnt. m. Duiions, stamping snd nee dlework. Phone 379. 32 Oregoa bldg. c MERCHANT TAILOR D. fcL MOS11ER Tailor for mat na women. 474 Court St. M. A. ESTE3. fine tailoring. l& o:nie street. MOTOIU Kl ,;.S LLOKO U. RAMSUEN. bike acces- sones and bayton bicycles. 381 Court street. HARRY W. SCOTT. "The CyclJ Man." 147 south Commercial, phone 68. pit !:; is iH MAM.; socikty" REPORT cases ot cruelty to chil dren or animals tu central Wil lamette valley district to br. W. Q. Morehouse, humane officer, Salem. Or., tel. 16 10 OPTICIANS OLAdSi?;: tutted by en optometrist. m.w yjym-iti o sip mate at. PLUMUINU and general repair work. Phone 550 Oraber Bros., I'HIiO At. 1MRR Plumbing, hout ing, sheet metal works. 164 ti gommerolal. PIANOS OfcJO. C. WILU planoa, ptiono- arapna, tawing macnines, sheet musla and piano studlea Re pairing phonograph, ind sew Ing mnchlnea. 43J stfito. Salem. I'ltlNTlNt. A SATISFIED customer return, to the Rowland Printing company, phone 1512. Mnwonlp Temple. iti:i'Aim(, srroVKS of all klmla re built, re paired, roils made. Tho Stove ehop. &5S Marien, phone 1524. 3D STOVtea rebuilt and repaired. t9 yoara experience. uepot- Na tlonal and Bllwooa ra.iues. fllzea 21 to 63 Inches high. Palnla oil and Tarnishes, etc. logan berry and hop hooka Salem Pence and Stove Works. J5t) Court street, phune 124 VATl-:il COMPANY SAL, KM WATER COMPANY Ut- ncea. corner commercial and Trade St, Bills payable month ly In advance. Phune 67. WOOD WOUUINt; JAUUH WKIKUL Cabinet Worka, upholstering and rerlnlshlnir. Phono lr.91. 239 Court St llRNOflNnDSlTf Fa mi Loans AJiUEBSON & RUPERT. 406 Oregon Building 25,000 Lbs. Grape Root Wanted Also Fir Pitch Wanted Phone 39S Capital Bargain House The Man at the Wheel la only to a certain extent the master ot his (ate. You can't tell what the other follow la going to do and accidents do happen. Bo sure you bar, adequat, automobll. Insurance. Our automobile policies are de pendable and economical. Seavey-Bell Insurance Agency Oregon Bldg.. Phone 457 Representing the INSURANCE COMPANY OP NORTH AMKR1CA rounded 1791