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Newspaper Page TextMONDAY, JANUARY, 12, 1925 THE ' CAPITAL JOURNRL, SALEM, OREGON PAGE SEVEN There Should Be a Change in the Game Laws to Permit All the "Lame Ducks'9 to Be Shot y Capitaljfejournal fill BSC RIFT ION HATES By carrier 10 cent a week. 45 mou a month. 86 a rear In ad ranee. By mall, la Marion and Polk o unties, on moo til 60 cent, I months 11.26. 6 mouth 11.14. 1 year 84.00. Elsewhara 60 cents a month, ii a year. Entered as secoto claae yUl matter at Salem. Oregon. Member ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press Is exclus ively entitled to the use for pub UcaUoo of all news dispatches credited to It or not otherwise credited lo this paper and also local news published herein. Member Audit Bureau of Circulation Advertising representatives: Charles 13. Miller. 116 Fifth A a New York City. W. S. Stock well. Peoples Gas hide.. (Jhleatro. 111. M. C Morgeneen 4 Co., Inc.. Los An cell' and Seattle, San Francisco. Claimed Advertising Rales Rate per word each Insertion I cents, three Insertions 6 cents, one week 6 cents, one month 20 eents, one year, per month, 12 cents; minimum per act 25 cents. City ads cash In advance, end not taken over phone, unless ad rertlser has monthly account. No allowance for phone errors. FOR SALE Hopa COMK, make me an offer on new modern bungalow, it must go. 1990 N. 5th Ht. nlO ROOM bungalow, $3000: six room house, close in, $4500. Gertrude J. M. I 'ape. a' 6 ROOM strictly modern bung-L- low, fireplace, furnace, full size basement, terms. 1275 E street nil IF you have misled tho Xmas gift remember your wife on New Year by giving her a beautiful modern home located on one of our beat streets. Gertrude J. M Pa se, 492 N. Cottage. a & REAL. BARGAIN New modern in all ways, five rooms on pave ment, Kingwood park, was ad vertised last week $4700. owner leaving must sell. Phone 113JJ for appointment and see what goes with this home, cost $(3000 priced for quick sale $4300, $2500 down balance like rent. nl2 SPECIAL BARGAIN 6 room modern home built about one year ago, located on N. Capitol St. Oak f loo re, ce ment basement, furnace, fire place, double garage, paved street and cement walks. Corner lot This place is a real bargain and is offeed for a few days at $4500, V, cash balance mort gage. W. H. Grabenhorst tit Co., realtors, 275 State St. phone 615. all 6 room house on paved street, large lot, fruit, garage, $2800. 4 room new house, east Salem, furnace, paved street, $3600 easy terms. 5 room strictly modern home, very close in. excellent condition. practically new, $5950, good terms Beaumul new home ox 7 rooms. itrictly modern in every way, Oas kddition. $7750. 9 room house in four apart ments,, excellent furnace, large lot. two garages, paved street on :ar line, price $5000 Including most of the furnishings, will take i ma 11 house, grocery store oi out cher shop as part payment. WINNIE PETTYJOHN, Realtor !16 Oregon bldg. a' 4 room house, good condition, lights, water, sewt r connections, saved street, only $1250, on $200 Sown, balance easy. Nice new 3 room bungalow, on paving, furnished, at $2150 New 2 room bungalow, furnish ed, for $950. 4 room cottage In gov! condi tion, paved street, with or without furniture, easy terms. 6 room close In plastered house rood location, lights, water, base ment, paving, only $2800 on $500 down, garage 3 room bungalow closs to new flax factory site, $300 on $00 down. II. E. BROWN or MFLVtN JOHNSON 109 S. Commercial, over public market BARGAINS IN HOMES $2 GOO, 6 room home on paved street ond car line, with base ment, lot 75x150, $1000 down bal ance $25 per month, interest 6 per cent. $1000, S room new house, lo cated on corner lot, $150 down, $15 per month. $3500, 6 room plastered home with basement, plumbing and electric lights, garage, over an icre of land, located at 410 Rural ave $7.10 down balance terms $10,000, 8 room modern in ev erey way. located at 660 N. Win ter St. $3000. 5 rooms, modern except basement, paved street. $500 down balance $25 per month. $1700. 4 room home located B25 S. 21st street. Paved steet, $28 down balance $20 per month $16r,0, 5 room house on paved itreet and car line, lot 75x150. $680 down, balance time at per cent Interost. $5800, 7 room home located on N. Summer near Center. $100 J street and car line. $500 down. $5700. 5 room modern bunga low built one year ago. located on south High street. We write Fire and Auto Insur ance. W. H. GRABENHORST & CO. S S Sr-ite utreet n WANTETj fieb HOUSEKEEPER By widower with small fnmily. Apply after 6:10 p. m. 13S0 Jefferson St. ri2 WANTED A tui'T to learn two pupils- In sperinir, arithmetic and English. Address box 227. Sal. gl2 WANTED" -.M Hi die tit-il id 11 ami wife lo take charge of furnished house for room and i"d of elderly man. Phne 20 ' H or caM g-i9 8. 1 2 1 h St trl 1 two men to complete jk-s stall. Permanent portion for men who qualify, salary ond commis sion to start. Anply to Mr. Weeks. Alexandria. 10S9 12th 'reet, between 6 and 6 this eve ning. glO FOR SENT l.B APARTMENTS 165 S. ComXJ29 APARTM ENT3, 268 north Cottage WELL furnished apartment, close in. 541 Mill street 312 UOOil and board, 560 uortn Com mercial street. ill STEAM heated Ferry. apart menu 6X3 Jll APARTMENT for rent, 19 south Cottage. 1U UA11AUE for rent, 1040 Leslie. FOR RENT Sleeping room, home 'hone 1040M. J12 privileges. Full RENT room furnished Jll with garage, 1064 W. FOR RENT 5 room cottage, furn Ished; parage. Phone 1700. Jll CLEAN apartment and xle Jll room, 486 N. Liberty. r,..,; i, i.. c .,, I 859 Center street J14 MODERN unfurnished apartment, down town. Phone 1097J. Jll FOR RENT Cottage, fifteen dol lars. 17C5 State street. J10 FURNISHED apartment, 110 Di vision Ht. J13 GARAGE for rent, phone 13K9W. 340 S, 14th. J9 NICE furnished apartment, Union, phone 667J. 590 Jll OFFICE space to let. Home Real cy company, 169 S. High. JU APARTMENT, 160 Union. sleeping rooms. 310 THREE room furnished apt. cIojj in. 447 Center. J10 HIGH class furnished apartment, adults. 720 north Commercial. J HOUSE and apartments, 2056J. phone J329 FOR RENT Houses and opart- men la. F. L. Wood, 341 State St. J12 MODERN furnished apartment, centrally located. 755 Ferry St. Jll FURNISHED or unfurnished steam heated apartment, 245 S. Cottage. J12 TWO room furnished apt. furnace heat. Adults. Phone 1646W, 1563 State street. J15 roll RENT 3 room house, lights water and sewer, 1570 N. Com mercial. phone 86F22. ji: FURNISH ED sleeping rooms, l;i modern home. 219 Court, phone 20U5W. Jll 6 ROOM bungalow, furnished or unfurnished, on lt0 north 21st street near State. Jll FOR RENT Nice large front room suitable for 2 persons. Ap ply 643 Union. J 1 0 ROOM furnished apartment, private bath $25. 280 N. 18th, phon r.Si.M. - J10 FURNISHED apartments reason able, no objection to children. 960 Broadway. J29 FURNISHED apts. for rent, steam heat, hot and cold water. 218 N. Liberty, over Darby's drug store. J A GOOD 7 room house, g: rige. barn, chicken park, lots of fruit and two lots, call 1917M. .111 FOR RENT Two large bed rooms, modern home, furnace heat, garage. Phone 1680W JJ2 FURNISHED 3 room modern apartment, 2 blocks from state house; also 6 room unfurnished house. Phone 630. J10 FOR RENT A furnished sleeping rooms, heated, close in, garage if wanted, at 440 Mill St. phone 1096W. J10 ROOM and board. Good home cooking. $8 per week. Alej meals by day or week. 430 N. Liberty street, phone 1040W. jll TWO furnished rooms, modern conveniences, 2 blocks from state house. Breakfast If desir ed. 253 north 13th. Phone 385W - Jll LOAN 9 GOVERNMENT loan on farms i per cent. V. U Wilkinson. 202 (J. S. National bank bldg. MONEY to loan on real estate, pri vate money, lowest ratea T. EC Ford, over Bush's bank. r MONEY TO LOAN oil city prop erty. either building and loan plan or private money. Farms loans with Insurance company money at btty with commis sion added. Ralph H. McCurdy, Nos. S and 6, Steeves-Moore Bldg., Salem. r LOANS FARM LOANS Plenty of money to loan on good farm security. CITY LOANS We ar loaning Prudential Insurance company money on city residences and business property, at 6H per cent, plus a commission. Haw kins & Roberts, Inc.. 205 Ore gon bldg. r FARM AND CITY LOANS 20 Tar farm loans oc rural :redlt plan, with privilege of pre- oaymenl at any time. City ioans made, at lowest rates f interest, (f ou have moner tc loan on either city or farm property see me. I taavs clients wanting private money. R. W MARSTERS n MnrnV fVmnle &.lem r FOR SALE Miscellaneous FERTILIZER for 1S72J. ale. Phone c!7 FOR SALE Singer sewing ma rhine. 638W. clO BALED clover Phone 9S1R. bay and straw THREE cell 6 volt battery, fully cnargea, s. iockbart, 1749 N. Front. c37 THREE cell 6 volt battery, fully charged. $5. Lockhart, 1749 N. Front clO TWO year old Oregon gooseberry plants 3c each, and 121 straw borry plants. Phone 115F3. cl5 FOR SALE Electric range, elec tric carpet sweeper. 640 Mill Ht. phone 1937M clO FOR SALE Two 600 Master In rulutom and one 250. Ernest Moore, Independence, Or., Rt. . c12 EVENTUALLY; why delay the p;easureT The Portland News. 45c per month delivered. Phone 921 or 1319W. c FiU'IT TREES Hitch and Ferry, call and see our stork before buying. Phone lltn.M. c' FRUITLAND NURSERY REAL ESTATE WHEN TIRED OF HI NTING see ma. I have hundreds of proper ties meeting every thlukaule de mand. My system saves time, nerves and shoes. - HARHIS. Entrance Masonic Temple, phone 795 or 194ZJ. n NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC Call and get a free copy of our 'Come to Sulem" publication and give us the name of your eastern and California friends. We will mail each of them a copy of our Illustrated paper telling all about Salem and Wil lamette valley. Home Realty Co, 169 S. High 8t. nl BEST BUYS AND EXCHANGES 7 room modern house, close in on Winter street, $3250, terms. 10 room duplex house, close in, income 10 per cent on $6000, pric ed fur a short time $4250, terms. o acres, in perries, no use, :""' ""l"' L . . . suit. List that new house with me now. SOCOLOFSKY 341 State GOOD INVESTMENTS Furnished apt. house for farm 6 A suburban for residence New 5 room bungalow, $2400 5 room home for larger home, will pay difference. 25 A suburban home, good buildings, fruit, machinery, feed, snap, easy terms; will take resi dence. 2 Salem homes for acreage 4 suburban homos for residences Best farm buy in the county. PERRINE & MARSTERS Com club bldg. nl SPECIAL We have $12,000 of good in come property to trade for farm. A good new 4 room, Just ready to move in Price $1950 with $200 down. We have a bargain in a ?U acre tract with 5 room house, small barn, only 6 mites north on paved road. Price cut to $2400. Largo corner lot with good building renting for $40 per month Prico $5000, will trade for small farm. A good 6 room house on paved street, trade lor 40 acre farm. Several houses for rent, 1 nice furnished home with garage, $35 One 2 room house furnished, for $15. Want loan of $1500 on new home. THOMASON 331 Vi State street n THE BEST BUYS A new four room house, electric lights city water, garage, large lot. Price cut to $775, some terms. Act quick. TALK ABOUT A SNAP Brand new and well built bun galow, 6 rooms, light, city water, garage, S beautiful lote, best of garden soil. Owner must go east at once. Price $2350. $5000 REAL HOME $5000 The best modern home 6 rooms. in the city for the money, only 6 oiocKs irom business center. BEAUTIFUL 6 ACRE TRACT Best of soil, close in, fair im provements, all kinds of bearing iruic trees. CHOICE LOTS In all parts of the city, priced rignt. io to 123 down. APARTMENT HOUSE SNAP Three 3 -room beautifully furn tehed, with lease, $750, bears in t pec t ion. See CHILDS & BECHTEL 540 State street n' START NOW Why continue to pay rent when you can apply it on a home of your own? A 6 room house in north Sa lem. A good little home at $1600, Small payment down, balance same as rent. A good 11 room house on north Commercial. A buy at $6000. Or will trade for Portland or Dallas house. A 16-room hotel In a suburban town, a going concern. A bargain at $4000, or will trade for email acreage. A complete modern 7 room house, garage, large lot, plenty of rruit, a bargain at $3800, small payment down, balanco monthly. A modern 6 room house, except furnace, 2 large lots, fruit, what moro can you ask for $3000. Good terms. $6500 buys a dandy 10 acres. good buildings, chicken house (or 1000 chickens; near Salem. Take Salem house as part payment. Remember, we are always glad to be at your service. J. F. ULRICH 122 N. Com'!, phone 1354. nil NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY ....T HAT SMALL ACREAGE TRACT ON TERMS AND PRICE WHICH IS RIGHT $10 down and balance $10 per month wni buy 6 acres of fine dark prairie soil located close to Swegit school, east of Salem, Price $1500, interest 6 per cent. $10 down and balance $10 per month will handle a fine 2 acre tract located south at the end of the S. Commercial street car line, all In fruit. Price $650. $25 down and balance $10 per month will make the first payment on Vi acre building site located on Market street, between 19th and 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 Sllverton road not far fron. the fairgrounds. Price $910. $81 down and balance $10 per month will handle a fine 24 acre tract Just off main Sllverton road on gravel road. Price $812.60, in terest 6 per cent. $40 down and balance $5 per month will buy 45.100 of an acre located about three city blocks south of the city limits, south and clone to canine and paved Pacific highway. Price $450, 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 fit Di ane, lights, sewerage. A real bur. Priee at $750. Interest 6 per cent. $.'00 down and balance term at per cent interest will handle 12 acres all In fruit and be.'iies. cnted south and close to paved highway. Price $4500. $1275 down and balance terms will handle a well Improve 1 10 acres all In fruit and buildings Price $5500 W. 1L GRABENHORST A Co. 275 State street n9 Capital Journal Want Ads Pa REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Timber acreage near Salem in lots from ten to one hundred acres. E. M Crotsan, 216 Masonic bldg, phone 618. nlO LOT OWNERS List your vacant lots now if you want action on them this spring. We have Sev ern I inquiries. Home Realty Co., 169 & High St (next to New Sulem hotel.) nlO' 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 In come $15,000. Uertrude J. M Page. n FOR SALE Farms TO TRADE 324 acres of land, in oil xone, 18 miles from county seat located on O. N. railway, for home or vacant lot. Ora F Mclntyre, 527 Center St. phone 1640J. blO SICK Must dispose of place at once, 6 acres, 8 acres prunes, good buildings, cows, chickens. everything goes. Come make me an offer, X miles depot: will take email house as first payment. uox 114, AumsviMe, Or. blO LOST AND FOUND LOST Pair of shell rim glasses. Finder please call 1862R or t3i. klO PURSE with money, prove prop- eray, pay for ad. White, dentist, U. S. bank bldg. klO LOST Near Baptist church .Dec. 21st, small leather handbag, red ana green stones In clasp. Re turn to Mrs. W. F. Foster, 1045 Fifth steet. kll WANTED Situation wam'ku sewing to do at my home 1966 W. Nob Hill hlO WANTED Wood cutting Job. In quire 1008 N. Com'l. hll YOUNG fellow wants Job lu town. afternoons and Saturdays, phone 107frll. hlO WOMAN between 35 and 40 w lanes housekeeping position, country or city. Box 29 care Journal. hll MISCELLANEOUS WOODRV buys furniture for casn phone fill. n FOR painting and kalsomining can vastly Bros., 1 1 8 fi W. mill FOR expert furniture packing and snipping, can btuis furniture store, phone 941. REWARD $100 reward will he paid for return of the clothing taken from the City Cleaning works, the nigbyt of January 6th. City Cleaning Works. ml3 SO OS Scavenger service. Garbage ana reiuse of all unds removed by the month at reasonable ratea phone 35, residence 2058. Cess pools cleaned and dead animals removed SQUARE Deal Welding Works ox. acetylene ana electric We ene. cialize on cylinder blocks, alum inum cases, heavy cast iron. steel tanks, boilers, flues, leaf ana coil springs, frames and fenders. Call us for estimates. If Its nr.ade of metal we can weld it. 349 Ferry St, phone DDI. AUTOS 1919 ELGIN, runs good, $50. In quire 840 Trade St. qi: FOR SALE Late Ford touring, 1290. Phone 1566R. ql2 USED fords wanted for cash. 219 state street. q316 FOR SALE 1920 Ford touring, cheap for cash. 1520 N. Capitol qie FOR SALE 1922 Dodge touring car, completely overhauled, 484 N. Church. qI5 MUST sacrifice for cash. laLa Htu debaker 6. almost like new (a oeauty.i jjeaiera please don' reply. Phone 728 daytime. q!2 WANTED To trade '21 Ford roadster for coupe and pay dif ference. Write Albert Feller, Turner, Rt. 2. qi2 YOUR time will be well spent if you get estimates on your auto repair work at the Shamrock garage, 833 Miller, phone 1142M. q20 WILL trade for motorcycle, Ouk land touring car model 34 B. good running order, 6 tires, new- curtains open with doors Call at 1733 N. 5th street at noon., eve ninge or Sunday. Phone 1565M ql5 USED CAR SPECIALS 1923 Ford roadster $226 1924 Ford touring ., $375 1923 Ford touring $2(S 1922 Ford coupe $36 1922 Ford coupe 1920 Chevrolet touring 1917 Dodse touring Easy terms 1925 License Included VALLEY MOTOR CO, 260 N. High, phone 1995. . $90 $150 Big sacrifice in tlio following useu cars - 1923 Hupmoblle touring 1921 Hupmoblle touring Oldsmobile 8, sport model Jordan 7 passenger Libert Chummy roadster The best and most reasonable tonus given. R. M. Mac DONALD Marmon Dealer gi8 state, phono 793 q GOOD VALUES IN USED CARS 1920 Dodgo touring, equipped wun winter top. Seata may be ar ranged for bed. Paint like new. Good rubber, excellent mechanical condition, $650 1922 Hupmoblle . touring, ceptional value. Good paint, good rubber, excellent mechanical con- ditlon. $700 1921 Dodge aedan, front and rear bumper, spare tire, spot light. window swipe, fine plush uphol stering, good mechanical condi tion. $750 1921 Oldsmoblle sedan, a real buy $700 1922 Maxwell touring, good buy 1923 Packard touring car, great value yisoo 1923 Maxwell coupe fully equip- pea 9 1 ie. 1918 Maxwell touring $200 1921 Ford touring $175 Come in and look our stock over. If we haven't what you de sire on the floor, perhaps some one of our prospective customers who desires lo purchase a new Pack ard, Hudson or Essex have Just what you want. FRED M. POWELL Motor Cars Corner of Cottage and Ferry, phone 2126. Packard, Hudson. Essex al2 d FOR SALE nnrserv StnrV d ENGLISH walnut trees, will bear I irom three to five years, 1721 Chemeketa 8t. d2 WALNUT, filbert, fruit trees, or namental shrubs. Pearcy Bros. Nursery, 237 State St. d35 FOR SALE Poultry CREBRED Ringlet Barred Rook cockerels, Salem, RU 7, box 137. m 100 HH1TE Leghorn uullets for sale. J. w. Gilmour, Jefferson, phone 46K12. . ft 4 UREIERED Barred Rock cock erels $3 each. Ethel L. Thomp son, Macleay, Or. phono 27F3. f 15 JERSEY Black Giants cocks famous Barker strain, $3 to $5. Phone 15F2I, Mrs. Harvey Walker. fil ANCONA cockereis, Slieppard's strain, healthy, vigorous birds. , good type, $3, $5, $10. River side Ancona Farm, Rt. 3, Sa lem. Or. fio WANTED Miscellaneous W ANTED Second hand tower water tank. Phone 1618R. i'O ii. HiM,k Plumbing and repair worn, rnone 1310W. 1321 WANTED To buy team, weight about 1400. Clifford Jones, Rt. 110 wa.nimj Maternity cases hv yracucai nurse, pnone 169.M WANTED To buv a cuod fcitmi uu.ua aio lor cuen. Phono 173 110' GIRL 20. wants ho una unr in competent, no objection tc country. Call 1076W. 114 WANTED Sewing of all kinds by uay or nour. t'tione 99F13, or P i pox 205, Salem. 113 U from owner, savo commission new fcngnsft type house, six rooms, utrictly modern, south Box L M Journal. H p'ANTED Will pay $5 for mam moth or mastodon tooth, large eize, in gooa condition. 228 U. S. bank bldg.. Portland. ilO WANTED To relit 4 furnished rooms or small furnished cot tage with garage: will tnko inf lease. R. G. Hoffman, phone 843. 1040 Leslie. Hi iAJirr,v to nuy from owner small rarm. Must be on gravel road and have buildings, reas onable price. Box Farm Capital Journal. m 'BX'NING fruit, nut, shade, orua ' mentals, shrubbery. Landscap ing; reasonable. Best reference. Phone 503R or call Pearcy Bros. Nursery. it 7 WANTED Private monoy for farm loans. We have several applications on hand. Hawkins & Roberts, Inc., 205 Oregon building. i wa.m'ki; used furniture rami es, n eaters, cook stoves, tools. etc. We pay cash, get our prices Derore you sell. Liberty Ex change, 241 N. Com'l SU phone 641. WAN 1 ED Used furniture, stoves of all kinds, guns, kodaks, tools. eta Peoples Furniture store sells for less or makes the other fellow do it Phone 734, 271 N. Commercial. FOR SALE Livestock FOR SALE- -2 work horses. Phone el2 3F5. 'OR SALE 70 head of ewes. A. D. Scott, Gates, Or. el2 BALED clover und hay. cl5 phone 39F5. COLLIE pups for sale. Phone SOW and pixs for sale; abio pigs, elfi phone 10SF11. ;OR SALE Family cow, 6 gallons. Phone 9F14. giving elO FOR SALE Two family cows to ireshen this month. Phone Tur ner 62X2. ell VETERINARIAN. Dr. Patterson, Phone 2028W. e24 YEAR old grade Jersey, L. Townsend, 6F3. fresh. elO YOUNG team for sale, c r will Phone c31 trade for cattle or wood. 1879W. FOR SALE Shepherd pups, nat ural heelers. F. B. Southwick. Rlckreall, Or. elO FOR SALE Hi;;h grade Jersey cows, fresh and coming fresh heavy milkers, at Rt. 6, box 141 on asylum farm road, ell NOTICE 35 homes and mules, on account of high feed, priced reasonable; 1 cow, Just fresh, 2 horses, welirht 13nft nnd MOO, owner In Mexico, orders t sell, fair trial allowed. Commiss'or. Rtahlen. 554 Ferry St. ell ee FOR SALE Wood WOOD sawing, phone 1131. ce: LENAKER saws wood. Phone 2097J. ee33 WOOD sawing. C. H. Dencor. D; phono 976 evening 88F11. ee32 WOOD sawing. Judd and Schmidt phono 142. ee23 NICE dry slab wood and oak for sale cheap. 1H19. ee33I WOOD sawing. Fisher , 810. Bdros. ce331 WOOD for sale, oak $.50. h tf.jM, ana nr o.f. rnonn )r-(r,9.f. eel 5 DRY null wood, $4.75 per loa 1 r 16 inch second growth fir $5.5 per load. Phone 1879W. ec3 OAK wood for sale, $9 per cord, range oak wood $7. Frank c, Pitts, phono 87F31. er9 QjH'mneY sweeps, hack" Delivery Fuel Co, wood per sack, 36c; furnace repairing. Phones 1802. ' eel 3 SALEM Fuel Yards. 752 Trade street Coal and perfectly dry . wood kept In shed. Phone 529 ' price right ee24 QOOO WOOD AND COAL $12.75 ton up. Prompt delivery. Hill- man Fuel, phone 1856. TRANSFER Also good dry wood and Utah coal LA It ME It TRANSFER A STORAGE CO. Phone 930 e BEST GRADE OF WOOD 4 ft and 16 Inch Dry Mill Wood Dry Second Growth Fir Dry Old Fir Dry 4 ft onk Prompt delivery and reasonable price Frsd B. Wells. 380 eouth phm reh nhone 1641. Ifhcrifx; lor the Journal AI BANQUET BY REALTORS, FRIDAY Dr. Irvine E. Vining of Port land, president of the Oregon State Chamber of Commerce, will sneak to the members of the Mar- iou-Polk County Realtors associa tion Friday evening at a banquet at the Marlon hJtel, to begin at 6:30 o clock. Reservations for platea have been coniiug in from Albauy, Poitland and other cities in Ore gon, according to J. H. Scott, president of the realtors' asao Na tion, and member of the board of directors in charge of the ban quet. The dining room will be avail able that will seat Salem's busi ness and professional men, tn ad dition to the outside visitors, siys Mr. Scott. "We will get the perspective of our program for the year at tiii banquet .which it to become an annual affair,' avers Mr. Scott. "The future of Salem and the vi cinity around It will be considered In full."' "Or. Vining, famed for elo quence, la going; to forecast Sa lem's comltiion 10 years hence," says Mr. Scott, "ills address will not only be interesting but lu st motive, and anyone fortunate enough to hear it will have an op fortuuity to get into the real spir it of tlio day." That the realtors have a ha.nl In development of Salem is vouch ed for by Mr. Scott, who points to the part they played In bringing the flax Industry to the front In the last few months. "The Willamette valley bids to become the Belgium of America, he says. "Flax culture will at lost become one of the greatest Indus tries of this city and surrounlim; country." PIERCE ASKS MANY LAWS IN MESSAGE (Continued from Page Ono) ed he still believed in such a tax. Referring to law enforcement he said "there has been most certain ly a decided improvement In this state," though "much still remains to be done." He declared "the state prohibition force Is the ter ror of the law breakers. It has been conducted In a clean, straight forward, business-like manner, and invite your body to investigate tho moneys expended In the en forcement of the prohibition and narcotic laws." Mure For Kiiforccmcut Governor Pierce pleaded for all persons In the state to share in the duty and responsibility of law en forcement. When the anarchist appears In the so-called lower stratum of so ciety, we may depend upon it that he has also made his appearance into the ao-called upper stratum. This country has more to fear from the law violator in the marble of fice than from the ragged leader of tho mob in tho street." The governor nsked the legisla ture to Increase the power of the Htate prohibition department, and give It 50 per cent of the fines collected from violators of the prohibition laws. Legislation recommended In the governor s message Included: Equalization of assessments In various counties. Passage of tho bill introduced at the last session based upon the re port of the state Investigating com mlttce. Competition among banks for deposits of state funds. School Fund Touched Appropriations to restore to the Irreducible school funds moneys lost "duo to years of well-nigh criminal neglect and negligence on the part of thoso entrusted with safe-guarding of this most sacred trust." Total losses the governor auid would exceed $.r,00,000. Onactment of a severence tax on natural resources. "It should be law," said the gnvornor, "that when a treo Is felled two healthy trees must bo grown In its place." Re-cuac.mcnt of the law pro vici ng for a tax supervising com mis - Klon for each county in such a way to make It constitutional. Such a law was passed at tho last ses Klon. but was declared unconstitu tlonal by the supreme court While declaring ho was not In sympathy with a movement to low the amount of revenuo from licenses on automobiles, the gov ernor said he believed It only fair that license fees on old and used cars should bo reduced. Aks Incendiary Law Ho suggested congress be mem orialized to construct the Roose velt highway through the for tut reserve In Lincoln county, and the Skyline Trail from Crater lake to Mount Hood. Amendment of the blue sky law to make It more effective. Legislation to check Incendlar Ism. The governor said If was estl mated that one half of the prop erty destruction by flro In tho state was due to Incendiarism. Putting of the entire traffic ser vice under the control of the state highway commission. The governor urged that the matter of consolidation of state departments, which occupied much attention at tho lnxt legislative session be again considered. Enactment of a law to mnke the present Industrial accident com mission compulsory In all haxard ous occupations, and with no oth er changes1. Reduce Bonus Ix-vy A constitutional amendment to he mihmitted to the next general election, that will reduce the tax on property from one mill to one bait mill for the use of the world war veterans stats aid commission. A one-half mill levy for eight years will create a sufficient fund to en able the commission to carry out all the provisions of the law creat ing It, said the governor. Appropriation of $100,000 to add to the $220,000 already avail able for ths new boys training school to be erected at Wood burn. Establishment of a reformatory at the aite of the present boys trainlug school, where younger prisoners from penitentiary and older boys from the training school miht be cared for. Recommended that entire con trol of the wild game of the state be vested in an appropriate de partment of the Oregon Agrlcul turat college under the control of the board of regents. Passage of a law taxing all vege table oil substitutes for butter, or a law prohibiting mixture of dairy products with vegetable oil as substitute for butter. The govern or expressed regret for defeat of the oleomargarine bill at the re cent election. Would Repeal Guarantee Recommended a constitutional amendment repealing the state guaranty of interest On Irrigation and drainage bonds. Recommended enactment of 1 law creating a hydro-electric com mission to investigate and report to the governor on the cost of con. struct Ion of modern hydro-electric plants on undeveloped natural water power, and Investing this commlnston with power to form district, establish boundaries, and giving the governor power to call a special election to vote a bund ispue to build uch municipally owned plants. The governor en domed the Clear Lake project at the head of the McKenzic river. Establishment of free laor agencies. Recommended adoption of the child labor amendment to the fed cral constitution. Favored salary Increnafs for district attorneys and Justices of the state supreme court. u BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES FOR SALE Rooming house, 6 rooms down town, all steam heated, all furniture, only $. half cash. Home Realty Co.. 16U S. High. ulV GOOD BAKERY BUS1NE SS Town of Molalla, Or., no opposi tion, all complete, doing n good business. Will make $200 per month with the right man. Own er selling on account of sick ness. Price $2500, $1500 down, balance by the mouth. McGil- chrlst & Pennington, 209 U. S. bank bldg. phone 1 !0. u kk AGENTS WANTED kk TAIIjORING SALESMEN Davis $29.50 "Square Deal line ready for spring. Amazing values, na tionally famous. "Satisfaction guaranteed or money return ed." Liberal commissions In nd vnnce. New profit nharing plan to increase your earnings. No charge for $40 selling outfit. Our eighteenth year selling di rect Producers aave time. Mail letter giving experience and references. P. H. Davis Tailor ing Co., 880 Power bldg., Cin cinnati. Ohio. gg 10 LEG&LS Notice of Intention lo Improve Fulrniount Avenue (mm lison Ktiwt to Miller Street. Notice is hereby given that the Common Council of the City of Salem. Oregon, deems It necessary end expedient nna nereuy aeciarus its purpose and intention to Im- prome Falrmotint Avenue irom 1110 north lino of Wilson Street to the south line of Miller Street at the exnense of the abutting ana adjacent property by bringing said porti tn of ftfttU street 10 mo eaiao- ished grade, constructing cemem concrete curbs and paving said portitn of said street with a six inch cement concrete pavement 24 feet wide In accordance with the plans, specifications and estimates of cost thereror wnicn were bihmu ed by the said council January 6th, 1925. ami wnicn are nereuy re ferred to and made a part of this notice. Tho said council hereby runner declures its purpose and intention to maka the above described im provement hv and throuuh the Street Improvement Department of ho City of Hale 111. By order of the Common Coun cil tho 5th day of January, 1925. M. PoULSEN. City uecoruer, Date of first publication hereof is January 6, 1925. 1 Not Ire of Intention lo lmprmc Ferry Street From I-iriccillli Street to Nineteenth Street Notice is hereby given that tho Common Council of tho City of Salem. Oregon, deems it necessary and expedient and hereby declares Its bunx'sn mid intention to itn prove Ferry Street from ine east line of Fifteenth Street to the emit line of Nineteenth Street the exr.vnm of tho abutting nnd adjacent proerty, except the stroet mil n lev iniorseci ions mo pen as of which will be asnumed by (ho City of Salem, by bringing sale nortloti of said street to tlio estn i llshed grade, constructing content concrete cut It", and paving said portion of said street with a ix Ineh cement concrete pavement 1 thirty feet wldo in aecurdaneo with tho plans and specif tuitions nnd it Im a ten therefur which were adopted by the said council Janu ary Bh, 1H26, which wild plunn, pacifications and estimates are tow on fllo In the office of the City Record r and are hereby made a part or tins not ire. Tho sa.d council hereby declares Its purpose and Intention to inuke the above described Improvement by and through tho Street Im provement Department. By order of the Common Coun cil the 5th day of January, 1925. M. POULSEN, City Recorder. fate of first publication hereof is January 6. 1925. 15 CALL lOll BIDS ON BONDS Tho und-'Hdgncd will receive sealed hldi up to the opening hour of the regiilar meeting of the Coin mnn Council January 19, 1925, for tho sale of Improvement Bonds of the cUy of Salem. Issued pursuant to tho itancr:i:i iionuina aci, the amount of $10,923.74, bearing Interest nt the nite of 6 per cent per annum, payable semi-annually, at tho office of the City Treasurer on the first day of January nnd tho first dnv of July of each year. Wild bonds wll be sold for not less than par and accruel interest Kach bidder will be required to file with his bid a certified check for t per cent of the par value) of the bonds, made payable to the City of Salem, whlob will be for feited to the City In case the bidder to whom the bonds are awarded shall fall or refuse to accept and pay xor aucn oonos. The right is reserved to reject any and all blda. M. POULSEN, city Recorder. 10 DIRECTORY AUCTION KKIt ?. N. WOOD K If. expert live stock, furniture, real estate a tur tle nee r. Res. 1610 N. 4uoamv TeL 611 fur sale datea, G. SATTEKLEE, auctioneer, phone or write for dates, 1446 Saginaw street, phone 1211J. Let me make your sale a suc cess. 13 li.VriliKY SUPPLIES PREST-O-LiTK BATTbRY 8EK VICE. Expert auto electricians. Phone 180i 418 Court SL It: u. BaRTON, Exide batteries, starter and generator work. 171 9. Commercial. WILLARD Service Station, Joe Williams, 6il Court .street, phone 198. "Automotive electric ians.' ciiiitoPHAtrroH Die u. L. SCOTT, chiropractor, 416 U. S. bank bldg. DRUGGISTS J. C. PERRY. Rex&il druggist 116 8. Commercial St KLfcCTKU AL S I'PMKS ELECTRICAL Fixture A Supp.y Co, 222 N Llbertv phone 1934 House wiring and fixtures. BROW NELL ELECTRIC, succes sors to Welch Electric, contract ing and supplies. 179 State SL Phone 968. ARCHIE FLEENER. electrician, bouse wiring by hour or oon- traot Estimates furnished, pbont 980 471 Court 8t HALIK ELECTRIC SHOP 3J7 Court We do house wlrlog and carry a complete stock of fix tures. Instrument repairing, ex perimental work. Eloctrlc appll ancew repaired. Phone 488. FIAIRIM'I CUT tluwers and floral pieces. De livery. C. F BreHhaupt florist. 122 N. Liberty, phone 880. MI .MSIIK lli MRS. C. E. MILLER, hemstitching stamping buttons. Room 10, over Miller's store, phone 117. SALEM Elite, hemstitching, pleat- u. uuuons, stamping and nee dlework. PboDe 87 329 Oregon bldg MERCHANT TAILOR D. U MOSHER Tailor for men and women. 474 Court St M. A ESTES. fine ta'llorina. 2X4 S ate street OTORCItCliEs" LLOIO E. RAM3DEN. bike acces- sor'.es nd Dayton bicycles. 287 Court street. HARRY W SCOTT. -The Cycle Man." 147 aoutb Commercial, phone 68 OREGON HUMANE S4M.IKTY REPORT cases of oruolty to chli area or animals m central Wil lamette valley district to Dr. W G. Morehouse, humane officer, Salem. Or., tel. tsio OPTICIANS )LA&E3 utted by an opiutneirisu Bow Optical Co.. 825 State St. NUMBING 'LUMBlNG and anneral repair work. Phone 650 Oraber Bros.. soutn MPcny fHEO M. B A R R PI uinbiug, haU ins, sneet meiaj work. 1(4 8. Commercial. PIANOS GEO. C. WILL, piano, phono graphs, sewing machines, sheet musio and piano studies. Re pairing phonographs ind sew Ing machines. 43i Htate. Salem. PRINTING . SATISFIED customer returns to the Rowland Printing company, phone 1512. Masonic Temple. ItKI'Af HINft STOVES of all kinds rebuilt, re paired, colls made. The Stove shop. 665 Marlon, phone 1624. 80 STOVER rebuilt and repaired. 60 years experience. Depot Na tional and El 1 wool (...ta sixes 26 to 68 Inches high. Paints, oil and varnishes, eto logan berry end hop hooka Salem Fence and Stove Works. 350 Court street phone 124 wati:r company SALEM WATER COMPANY Ol- flces. corner Commercial and Trade Sis Bills payable month ly In advance Phon 57. WOOD WOlt K I NC JACOB WEIZEL Cabinet Works. upholstering and reflnlshing. Phone 1591 239 Court St Farm Loans ANDERSON & BUPEHT. 606 Oregon Building L. T Dick and L. M. Hum CH1N1-SK M EBB INE CO. 420 and 426 State St Has wonder fill Chinese reme dies which .till cure any human nil men t Including sldenehe, barkm !te, eunuienw kidney trouble, male and female. If HI commit oa at once. Delay fes dnmccrnua, Kstnhllslted 18 years In da , Oregon Phone jHS