MONDAY, JANUARY 19, 1925
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON
PAGE SEVEN
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a FOR SALfl Hooves
6 ROOM bungalow, $3000; six
room house, close in, $4500.
Jertrude J. M. Pape. a
UUY from owner save commission,
new English type house, alx
rooms, strictly modern, south.
Hox Is M Journal. ftlC
LOT, 58x1 -2, south front, side
walk in; to be pared this year;
gas; In Oaks addition. $800,
part cash. Call 1145 Uelmont or
phone 1RH3AV. alD
FOR SALK liy owner, 4 room
nearly new bungalow, full ce
ment basement, furnace, maple
floors, corner lot. large garage,
n real home. $4S0O, some terms.
12 S 5 N. Capitol St. a21
BAHUAIN Close in, 6 room plas
tered house, city water, toilet,
electric lights, ' $1250, $200
down, $15 month and interest.
Uco J. A. Mills. 331 State St.
ft 16
$lti50 UL'YS a good six room
house on paved street and car
line. Lot 75x150, garage. $680
down balance time. W. H. (Ira
benhorst & Co., 275 State St.
al9
IF 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
Page, 492 N. Cottage. a
$'t;00 JJUYSJ good six room hou
located on paved street and car
line. Lot 72x150 with alley
IJascmcnt. north front. $1000
down balance $25 per month
W. H. Grabenhorst & Co., 275
State street. al9
AN extra good buy in a lot In
north Salem near car, terms;
also one on south High street;
a good buy In a lot close to State
paving paid, east front, only
$400, terms. A fine lot on north
Summer, priced right. H. K
Urown or Mclvin Johnson, 109
8. Commercial.
$4:100 BARGAIN New five room
bungalow with onx Doors, ce
ment basement, furnace, fire
place, built in features, modern
throughout. Paved street, cc
ment walks, north front. $1000
down balance $30 per month
in tercet 6 per cent. W. H. Gra
benhorst & Co., 275 State St.
phone 515. al
Attractive modern h&ne, evcry-
thing new, $10,500.
5 room new bungalow, corner
lot, hardwood floors, $5500.
5 room bungalow, $3000, easy
pay. Most attractive lots at differ
ent prices, well located.
Have several trade of houses In
Balem for email tracts of land.
Garage, blacksmith shop, house,
2 lots, all tools and machinery, in
a good community, $9500; take
house In Salem as part pay.
GERTHUDK J. M. PAGE
492 N. Cottage, phone 1186.
GOOD VALUES
Modern bungalow and garage
In the Oaks addition near Parrlsh
junior high school. Price $5250.
6 room house and 4 lots just out'
side city limits. 4 blocks to car
line. Price $2500, best of terms.
6 room bungalow on south ICth
street, bath, lights, hot and cold
water. Price $2100, good terms.
5 room bungalow on south Cot
tage near Hoyt, basement. Price
$2.00, terms.
Strictly modern 8 room bunga
low and garage on S. High. Price
$6300, term.
KRfEGER
147 N Com'l. phono 217. Mfi
C 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.
rery close In. excellent condition,
practically new, $5950. good terms
Iteautiiul new home or 7 rooms.
trictly modern in every way, Oa; i
addition, $7750.
9 room house In four apart
ments,, excellent furnace. large
tot two garages, paved street on
car line, price $5000 Including
most of the furnishings, will take
imall house, grocery store or
butcher shop as part payment.
WINNIE PETTY J OHM, Realtor
!16 Oreem bl.lg. J
4 room house, good condition,
lights, water, aewr connections.
paved street, only $1250. on $200
flown, balance easy.
Nice new 2 room bungalow, on
Having, furnished, at $2150
New 2 room bungalow, furri-h-
J. for $950.
4 room cottage In y condi
tion, pared street, with or without
furniture, easy term.
6 room close in plaster-! house
rood location, lights, water, base
ment, paving, only $2800 cn $500
flown, garage
room bungalow cloi to new
flax factory an. $900 oa $i00
down.
II. E. BROWS or MFLVI.V
JOHNSON
10$ S. Commercial, orer public
market
' FOR SALE Pool trv f
COCKERELS FOR SALE LeC
hnrns At $1.50 to $3. Lloyd A
Lee, phone 22F21. fl"
WANTED Help
WANTKl) llirl or house wurk.
phone 1 8 6 5 M. pl?
WANTED Woman fur eun&ral
hoiiee work. 1009 Broadway.
Pl
KAKN $20 weekly spare time, at
home, addressing, mailing, mu
sic, circular. Send 10c for mu
sic and information. Co-operative
Music Co.. St. Paul, Minn.
rie
u BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES "
VOlt SALtlModern attain healed
apt house and furnishings, heart (
wonderful possibilities, netting
thirteen per cent, all rented per
manently. Just what you are
looking for, could have free
place to live with rents paying
you out, owner leaving; $5000
will handle. Write box 40 for
appointment. u!6
FOR SALE Wood
WOOD K:ivine. phone 1131.
LKNAKEU saws
2097J.
wood. Phone
ee33
UUY slab wood for Kile and sec
ond Krowth. Phone 1756. ee2l)
WOOL sawing. C. 11. liencer. Day
phone 676 evening 88F11. ee3J
WOOD sawing. Judd and Schmitlt
phone 14S. ce23
NICK dry slab wood and oak for
sale cheap. 1819. ee331
WOOD sawing. Fisher Bdroe.
1819. ee331
l'OR SALE Dry elub wood, dry
second growth. Phono 1756,
eel6
WOOD for sale, oak $S.50. ash
$7.50, and fir $6.75. Phone
1559J. ee21
WOOD Any kind, quick and
prompt service. Call C. E. Brud
ley. phone 82K$. eel 7
WOOD for sale; wood aawing
done; also truck for hire. Phone
1645W or 332. ec25
UOOD wood sawed any length, all
kinds. Judd, the woodsaw man,
phone 142. eel 6
DRY mill wood. $4.75 per load
16 Inch second growth fir $5.50
per load. Phone 1879W. ee31
SALEM Fuel Yards, 752 Trad a
street Coal and perfectly dry
wood kept In shed. Phone 629.
price right ee24
GOOD WOOD AND COAL $12.75
ton up. Prompt delivery. Hill-
man Fuel, phone 1855.
TRANSFER
Also good dry wood and Utah coal
LAUMER
TRANSFER & STORAGE CO.
Phone 930 ee
BEST GRADE OF WOOD
4 ft- and 16 inch
Dry Mill Wood
Dry Second Growth Fir
Dry Old Fir
Dry 4 ft. ash
Prompt delivery and reasonable
price. Fred E. Wells, 280 40Uth
Church, nhone 1642.
LOANS
GOVERNMENT loaJi on farms
6tt per cent F. L. Wilkinson.
202 U. S. National bank bldg.
MONEY to loan on resU estate, pri
vate money, lowest rates. T. K
Ford, over Bush's bank. r
MONEY TO LOAN ou city prop
erty, either building and loan
plan or private money. Farms
loans with Insurance company
money at with commis
sion added. Ralph H. McCurdy,
N os. 6 and 6, 6 teeves- Moore
Rlclg.. Salem.
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 6 per
cent, plus a commission. Haw
kins & Roberts, Inc., 205 Ore
gon bldg. r'
FARM AND CITY LOANS
20 yoax farm loans oc rural
credit plan, with privilege of pre
oayment at any time,
City loans made, at lowest rate
if interest.
It you hare money tc loan on
sHher city or farm property see
me, l have clients wanting private
money.
R. W. MARSTERS
09 Masonic Temple. S-'iiem. r
WANTED Miscellancong
U. EGNER Plumbing and repair
work. Phone 1310W. 132
WANTED Maternity cases by
practical nurse. Phone 1G93M.
131
WANTED Uungalow or cottage
to rent, with garage, before
Feb. 1. Phone 1754J. 117
P LOWING and excavating dun-.'
n!so fertilizer for sale. Phone
945J. 140
WANTED About 500 feet of poul
try netting. E. B. Flake, phone
656. llfl
WANTED Painting, tinting, pa
perhanfrfng, floor surfacing, ex
pert service guaranteed. Phone
149 1W. 141
WANTED A loan of $2500 on
first cla security. H. E. Brown
or Mclvin Johnson, 109 S. Com.
street. 120
MADAM Virginie, give readings
on love or business. Time 9 to
9. Miller apts., 633 Ferry atreet
phnne 704. 121
LOAN WANTED of $7000 on 70
acres well improved, on paved
road 4 miles from Salem. P O
box 152. 117-
PRUNING fruit, nut, shade, orna
mentals, shrubbery. Landscap
ing; reasonable. Best references.
Phone &03R or call Pearcy Bros.
Nurpery. 117
WANTED Private money for
farm loans. We have several
applications on hand. Hawkins
& Roberts, Inc. 205 Oregon
building. !
WANTED Used furniture rang
es, heaters, cook stoves, tools,
etc. We pay cash, get our prices
before you sell. Liberty Ex
change, 241 N. Com'l SL phone
841 f
WANTED Used furniture, stoves
of all kinds, gun, kodaks, tools,
etc People's Furniture store
' sells for less or makes the other
fellow do It Phone 724, 271
S Commercial. I
WANTED Contract to cut 150 or
200 cordi of wood, prices de
manded 4 ft wood $2 per cord
and up, depending on size and
kind of wood, other lengths in
proportion. C.ill or write, F.
Henderson. 136? north Com'l.
116
WANTED Situation
LAIY with child 6 years, winhe
any kind of work. Phone V6K12.
hl7
WANTKU roltiou a house
keeper, by middle aged woman.
Box X41 Capital Journal. his
WO UK by thoroughly experienced
hotel or restaurant cook. Phone
1684W. h!7
WANTKl-) Job on fruit raiuh or
farm, by married man with 2
children. W. H. Boyce, Inde
pendence. Rt. 1. hl9
REAL ESTATE
VAIltMOL'NT HILL. I have just a
few choice lots left on tho hill
where you get the view and
fresh clear uir. Robinson. nlO
HEIGHTS PROPERTY One acre
sightly located south of Salem
with five room home, modern
plumbing and electric lights,
fruit. Price $4000, terms. See us
today. W. H. Grabenhorst & Co..
275 State St. nl
SPECIAL BARGAIN 5 acred
with five room bungalow built
about 2 years ago, located one
mile east of fairgrounds near
Silverton road. Price $2100 cash
for quick sale. W, H. Gru bon
bon & Co., 275 State Rt. nl9
FORD garugo, blacksmith uhop,
gasoline pump, house and two
lots. In a thriving little town,
$9500; will sell or trade for Sa
lem property. Last ear's in
come $15,000. Gertrude J. M.
Pnge. n
Villi LANDLORD SAID; Pay you
rent or move. I moved However
he allowed me to remain in the
same building and to retain my
fine listings of farm nnd city
homes. Same phono 737, room
229 Oregon bldg. Robinson.
n!7
OWN YOUR HOME Renter, If
111 show you how you can earn
a good lot on your spare time,
will you locate on the lot within
60 days and cut out rent? Your
chance. See me quick HAR
RIS, Masonic Temple, phone
795.
GOOD INVESTMENTS
Furnished apt. house for farm
5 A suburban for residence
New & room bungalow, $2400
& 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 homes for residences
Best farm buy in the county.
PERRiNE & MARSTERS
Com club bldg. nl
TO EXCHANGE
Grocery stock for close in rest
denee.
Bungalow in Dallas ns part pay
ment on Salem property or small
acreage.
Good car as part payment on
cheap house.
Small tract with good buildings,
will take city property a part
payment.
Contract of sale as part pay
ment on house.
KRUEGER, Realatox
147 N. Cotn'l, phone 217.-" MG
SPECIAL
4 room new house, N. Salem,
just ready to move in. Price $1950
with $200 down.
4 room new house and garage,
3. Salem. Price $2000 with $200
down.
We have a fine 10 acre tract,
well improved, close to Salem.
Price $1)000, will trade for vacant
lots.
7 2-4 acres with good 5 room
house and barn, only 5 miles out
on paved road. Snap for $2100.
Nice new furnished house for
rent. $35.
THOMASON
331 State street
REAL BUYS LOOK Til EM OVER
5 room new bungalow, 2 rooms
could be finished up stairs, mod
ern In every detail, garage, pave
ment, $4200, $1000 each, balance
like rent.
6 room modern bungalow on
pavement 6 blocks from state
house, price reduced to $4000 tor
quick sale, terms.
7 room new bungalow absolute'
ly modern, hardwood floors, ga
rage, best of location, $7750, terms
3 room house, east front, $1400,
$100 cash balance $25 monthly.
4 room house, south Salem,
$550, terms.
SOCOLOFSKT
341 Staff n
THRIFT WEEK Jan 17-23
FOR SUCCESS AND HAPPINESS
OWN YOUR OWN HOME
$2150, part cash balance $25
month, buys a cozy 4 room house,
not far out on paved street, owner
leaving the city, must sell; sacri
fice.
r.EAUTIFUL HOME
On Court street, real buy $6000.
Another one close in on north
Winter street, corner, for $6000.
BIG SNAP
If sold at once, most choice res
idenee, corner lot close In, both
M reels paved and paid. Price
$1500.
SEE OUR IMPROVED TRACTS
$2700, dandy 5 1-3 acres $2700
$2000, d.tmly 2 3-4 acres $2000
$as00. dandy 10 acres $ a jQQ
CHILDS & BECHTEL
540 State street 1
"Hold 'em Oregon" A week
gone and not a fool law passed.
"Hope rises eternal In the human
breast, and you can swap
house or a small traot for 60 well
improved acres 4 miles out and
near station and school, 10 fine
acres of 10 year old prunes and 2
acres of apples and other fruit
price $6000; then weve a splendid
6 room hoiMe close in worth
$4500 for one worth $3000 out
where fhe children can gambol
and drink the wild free air: 200
acres Improved, 30 acres tillable
balance fine timber, all fenced
with woven wire, over toward the
ocean, worth $5000, wante small
tract near Salem; 6 room house.
hair modern and In close, worth
$2900, will take a Ford product as
firnt payment ar.d $2$ per month
without Interest from there out.
M'GILCHRIST PENNINGTON
?Q9 TT S bank bldg. phone 140. n
SALEM MILL CITY STAGE
EFFECTIVE APRIL 15
Via Cotug firm. Bute Hospital,
Tomer. Aunmllla, SubllmUr
Suyton, klebama. Lyona, p0i
Valley. Ooock. Mill CUr.
Im Kaltm 10:31 a, T:I0
a. m 4:19 D. m. .
Lmvm Mill Cur T a. m, ll:(0
p. m. p. m.
1 FOR SALE H artery Stock
ivahtut tret1., will bear
from thre. to uv. years. 1T21
Cheniekrla 81. it)
WALNUT, (ilkert. fruit Uvea, or
namental ahruba. Pearcy uroa.
Nurrery. til Stat. St. d35
HOMB crown walnut, filbert.
fruit treea. Get my pric. before
buying1. Warren Nuraery. jB
Kerry. d24
Kfi AGENTS WANTED K&
TAILORING SALESMEN Davis
$29.50 "Square Deal" line ready
for spring. Amasing values, na
tionally famous. "Satisfaction
guaranteed or money returned."
Liberal comiuhaions In advance.
New profit sharing plan to in
crease your earnings. No charge
fur $40 selling outfit. Our eigh
teenth year selling direct. Pro
ducerssave time. Mail letter
giving experience and refer
ences. P. H. Davis Tailoring Co.,
9H0 Power bldg., Cincinnati.
Ohio. gels
MISCELLANEOUS
WOODRY buys furniture for casn.
phone oil. n'
FOR expert furniture packing and
shipping, call Stiff's Furniture
store, phone 941.
SOOS Scavenger service. Garbage
and refuse of all Kinds removed
by the month at reasonable rates
phone 35, residence 206$, Cess
pools cleaned and dead animal
removed m
NOTICE Our new for Bale list
will be ready for printing in few
days, get your farms and city
property in free. We will broad
cast them In California nnd
eastern states. Come in and list
: your property today open day
and evening up to $ o'clock p.
m. Home Realty Co., 1C9 south
High. mlii"
SQUARE Deal Welding Works ox
acctylone and electric. We spe
cialize on cylinder blocks, alum
inum cases, 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 1L 349 Ferry SL phone
B 6 4.
FOE SALE Livestock
lIGS for sale, phone 104K12. elti
MILK goats for sale. Petland, 273
state. el6
VETERINARIAN. Dr. Patterson
Phone 2028W. e24
FOR SALE Work team, harness
and wagon cheap if taken nt
once. 178 West AVilfon. el8
YOUNG team for sale, or will
trade for cattle or wood. Phone
1K79W. e$l
FOR SALE 2 fresh Jersey cows;
also some coming fresh eoon.
One mile east of Brooks, phone
elS
AUCTION Horses and mares, 400
south Commercial St., Salem,
Or., Oregon Transfer and Stor
age stables, Tuesday, Jan. 20,
1925, at one o'clock sharp. Just
received from eastern Oregon.
21 head of first class horses and
marcs, 4 to 8 years old, weight
1300 to 1800 lbs. Some well
matched teams. These horses
are low down, blocky built, with
lots of bone and gentle. Every
horse will be sold to the highest
bidder. All horses guaranteed A3
represented, will be hitched and
tried to suit buyer. L. Glnm. el6
AUTOS
FOR SALE Chea-p, a good trail
er. 410 S. Com. St. ql8
YOUR time will be well spent if
you get estimates on your auto
repair work at the Shamrock
garage, 333 Miller. phone
1142M. q20
STL TZ 6 roadster, new top, 4 new
cord tires, bargain price for cash
or will trade for what? A dandy
for towing service. Also Ford
bug. fine condition. CaJil and
see It. Tourist Garage, Gervals.
Or. q21
USED TRUCKS -1
ton Chevrolet 90 per cent new
1H ton CMC
2 ton CMC
2H ton Standard
5 ton GMC
Lumber trailer
Logging trailer -
C. L. DUNN
Phnne 1724R. 422. qll
USED CAR SPECIALS
1923 Ford roadster
1924 Ford touring ,
1923 Ford touring - - - .,
1923 Ford coupe ....,
$225
$37E
$26$
$33
1922 Ford coupe
$2'J9
1917 Dodge touring
$159
1924 roadster, disc wheels $350
Easy terms
1925 License Included
VALLEY MOTOR CO.
2fi0 N. High, phone 1995. q
YOU ARE PARTICULARLY IN
NEED OF A USED CARI
We have a number of high
grade cars up to the minute me
chanically Just the very one you
are looking for. and priced right.
Before buying you owe It to
yourself to see them and have a
demonstration.
Open Sundays and evenings
F. W. PETTYJOHN COMPANY
219-279 N. Commercial St., Salem,
Oregon. 1'
USED CARS
We hare several good cars In
stock traded in on Packard, Hud
son and Essex.
Packard six touring ,-- $1600
Maxwell coupe ,, $750
Hupmoblle touring $700
Dodge sedan .. $650
Dodge touring (winter top) $650
Ford touring $176
Maxwell touring $500
The above cars may be purchas
ed on reasonable terms. It will pay
you to investigate.
FRED M. POWELL Motor Cars
Comer of Cottage & Ferry, phone
2126 ql7
R. N. MacDONALD
Marmon Dealer
256 State street
Come In and make me an offer
for any of the can listed below.
All bargain.
Hudson t cylinder, 7 passenger
touring car. Price $275. The best
offer takes the car.
Franklin (aeries !) I pamsn
ger touring. New semi-balloon
tires fffid other equipment, all up
to date. In perfect condition. $1200
Franklin, 1921 rosdater, bar
gain at $150.
Hupmoblle, 1921 touring, new
tires an lust repainted. Priced
right at $.
The best and most reasonable
terms given and our offer of free
llcensn, 10 gallons gas and 1 gal
ion of oil with sale. a1
FOB SALE Farms
40 ACRE dairy ranch cluue to Su-
ikw on paved road for sale or
;trade for a larger dairy and
jtrain ranch. Call or write 1957
"titate street. MS
NOTICE TO BUILDERS I hav
for sale or exchange, 224 acres
In Montana, In oil sone, some
Improvements, that I will give
for the construction of a t room
bungalow and pay monthly on
balance. For particulars, H. E
Brown. 109 B. Commercial, b
FOE KENT
APARTMENT! S. Com'l. J29
APARTMENTS, $6$ north Cottage
j
FURNISHED apt. 754 north High.
H7
FOR RE. NT
ion. -Rooms.
Zji Divis
ion FARM for rent. W. J, Liufoot.
phone 1253J. 2100 Nob Hill. J16
3 Fl RNIHH ED h uiiso keeping
room. 732 N. Com'l. jl7
100 PERCENT comfort at the
Miller apartments. JIO
1 AND 4 room apartment, garage.
2363 State street, J17
NICE furnished apt. 690 Union.
phone 567J. 118
TWO housekeeping rooms $15. 639
north Liberty. J18
CLEAN apartment and siugle
room, 486 north Liberty. J16
FURNISHED sleeping rooms $3
per week. 645 Ferry St J18
TWO furnished ajt. 240 N. Lib
erty J17
NICE clean, warm rooms, 401 N.
High. J16
HIGH class furnished apartment,
adults. 720 north Commercial. J
HO USE and apar Uue u, pho ne
2056J. 1329
FURNISHED and unfurnished
houses for rent. Melvln John
son, 109 H. Com. St. J20'
UNFURNISHED apartment, 2
rooms und private bath. 570
Union street. j 1 6
2 ROOM modern furnished npart
, ment on car line, $o. 1805 H
Fairground road. J17
FURNISHED apartments reason
able, no objection to children
960 Broadway. J29
3 SLEEPING rooms $2 per week,
washing and mending Included.
Phone 1184J, 411 S. 16th St. JIG
FuR RENT 6 acres close m",
I good buildings, acre strawber-
, ijco. Box Lli Capital Journal.
J J16
FOR RENT Farm, 2S5 acres, 7
; miles from Salem, on highway,
: good terms. Address Rt. 5, box
64. J1K
TWO rooms with kitchenette, ulso
one large room for housokeep
' dig, all neatly furnished. 194 S.
Cottage. 121
FOR RENT Two nicely furnish
cd apartments, close in. Inquire
at 268 north Liberty, phone
xv. j
COSILY furnished heated room,
suitable for one or two. nn
: block due east of state house.
168 N. 12th, phono 1676W. j!8
FOR RENT Five room house
furnished and unfurnished apart
' ments, close in. Room 4, Brey
man bldg. Ji9
FOR RENT 2 modern apts, one
wun large living room and fire
place. Call between 6 and 9 n
m. 920 Mill, phone 2090M. J19
FOR RENT 3 nicely furnished
rooms, garnge, chicken house,
at 790 N. 17U1. call 1680 north
Commercial. j
e FOR SALE Miscellaneous c
CHEAT and grain hay. Phone
12B4M. c41
FOR SALE Singer sewing nri-
cnine, 638W, c!7
FOR SALE Singer electric sew
ing machine. 638 W. c!7
APPLES for sale, 75c, $1 bushel.
Call 17FI5. c3C
FERTILIZER for sale. Phone
-1872J. cl7
BALED hay and straw; shoata. A
E. Kuenzl, phone 10F21. c3fi
BALED clover bay and straw
Phone 981R. c"
FOR SALE Furniture of an 8
room house. 2707 Brooks ave,
cl&
2 YEAR old Tustout roue bushes
cheap. 455 Court street, phono
4Hi. ClG
THREE cell 6 volt battery, fully
charged, $5. Lock hart, 1749 N.
Front. c37
FOR SALE Fine clover hay for
$14 per ton at my farm. T. F
"Walker, phone 15F4. cl7
FOR .SALE Baled clover hay
lii?htly damaged, $10 per ton
delivered. Box 138A, Rt. 7. cl7
FOR SALE One Genco lighting
plant at 1-3 price: for sale
chuice fresh Jersey cows. E. F.
Brown, Independence. c!8
EVENTUALLY; why delay tho
pleasure ? The Portland News.
45o per month delivered. Phono
923 or I269W.
FRUIT Tit EES
High and Ferry, call and see our
Stock before buying. Phone
1140M.
FRtTITLAND NURSERY
LEGALS
No. 5V1&
Id the County Court of tho State
'Ui M".-aji"ii iw jriariun
In the matter of the estate of
Russell Catlln, deceased. Notice of
hearing on final account.
Notice is hereby given that tho
undersigned executrix of the es
tate of Russell Catlln, deceased,
has filed her final account and
report in the county court of the
sttite of Oregon for Marion coun
ty, and that Tuesday tho 17th day
of February, 1925, at tho hour of
10 o'clock a. m. of said day at the
county court room in the county
court house at the city of Salem
in said county and state, has been
appointed as the time and place
for hearing any objections to said
final account and report and the
final settlement of said estate.
Xhe date of the first publica
tion of this notloe Is January 19th
1926, and the last February 16th,
192.
SYBIL C. CATLIM,
Sxftoutrlx of the estate of Kus-
selli Catlin. drceased.
Pi ge at Pa. Baleia Oregon,
attorneys for said estate.
BIOS ON CITY
BONDS OPENED
TONIGHTS MEET
Bids on the city Improvement
bonds advertised to be sold Janu
ary 19. 1925, will be opened by
city recordor Paulson at the meet
ing of the city council tonight at
7:30 o'clock in the council cham
bers. A new alderman will be elected
to fill the vacancy caused by the
resignation of C Van Patten of
the sixth ward. Damon Fleener
was named at an InformaL meet
ing of tue council after he resign
ed at the last regular meeting, but
he must be elected, or some other
man bo elected at this meeting.
The fact that Mr. Van Patten put
in his resignation to take effect at
the close of the last regular meet
ing prevented his successor's be
ing elected then.
Property owners on the east side
of Fairgrounds road from the Sa
lem Brick and Tile company north
easterly to Hall street, have pre
pared a petition for the construc
tion of a sewer system, stating that
It is necessary for the preservation
of publio health. This petition will
be presented to the council this
evening. Those who have signed
this petition are Edward Stewart,
J. M. Wlrth, Henry Relsbacb and
B. C. Miles.
Plans and specifications for the
Improvement of Howard street
from west line of High to the east
line of Church will be presented to
the council.
Aa ordinance granting a fran
chiso to the Capital Ice and Cold
Storage company for the placing
of a spur track to their new ware
house at 660 Trade street will be
presented to the council. An or
dinance granting this franchise
was passed o.ice by the council,
but Mayor Glesy vetoed it as only
the starting point of the spur
track was given and the remainder
of the location indefinite.
Discussion of tho transfer of
dog catching activities to the po
lice department entirely. Instead
of apportionment of the work to
both tho police department and the
street department cs Is now done,
will como up tonight. W. W.
Rosobraugh is chairman of a spec-"
iui committee working on the mat
tor.
CHALLENGE
MOSER'S RIGHT
TO SERVICE
(Continued from Pnge Ono)
regards the selection of a presid
ing officer for their organization
or of their disposition as regards
the personnel of me Multnomah
county delegaticn. Their cho'oc
for tho preslocncy hoe already
been expressed, and they are cvi
dently not Inclined to question the
comeptency of Senator Moscr on
runtonal grounds.
But his retention lu the chair
and aa a member of the senate
raises a serious question as to the
validity of every act of the pres
ent legislature, particularly in
those Instances whero Hie division
in balloting may be close, anl
where Senator Moscr casts the ue
elding vote.
Today the matter of Senator
Mofler's eligibility is ono (or th.'
senate itself to pass upon. Wioit
the session has adjourned nnd the
constitutionality ot the legisla
tures acts may be Id litigation,
then the question becomes one for
the court to decide, and precedent
throws serious doubt upon wheth
cr tho supreme court would held
Mosor entitled to hla seat.
Rulings of Court.
There are lew holdiugs of tti
court in the past upon which to
base an opinion aa to what the'de
cision might be, but thcro are a
few canes In point.
In the case of Gibson vs. Kuv,
C9 Or. P. 6J6, In which a writ
of mandamus was sought to com
pel tho stuto treasurer to pay a
warrant drawn upon the state
fiindH for $87.50 in payment lor
the service of Claude MeColioca
state senator from Baker county.
to the corporation department.
The court in this case reported
two findings which prevented Mc
Col loch from drawing tho moiey,
one that as a member of the legis
lature which created tho corpjri
tion department ho was prohibited
from receiving compensation from
tho department for services, an 1
the other sustaining tho constitu
tional provision an regards legis
lators holding lucrative offices un
der the state government, ana
holding that subordinate appJln
tlve offices are to bo construed as
coming within the inhibition.
Court lseciftion
The opinion held that the bci
creating the- corporation depart
ment authorized the corporation
cnmmliisinner "to auooint such
clerks, stenographers and wU'.'
ants as may be actually necessary
from time to time to properly alt
charge the duties of the office
and inasmuch as thi
same act provides fur the compen
nation of such office. It becomes
lucrative office within the mean
in of the consttiutlon, and bring
him witbin the rule that b can
not hold lucrative offices at th.4
same time.
"There is a further reason,' the
opinion written by Justice BiirJ
nett reads, "for not upholding the
claimant In the situation I n vol to J
It Is said In article 1, section 1, of
the state constitution that the
powers of the government shall be
divided Into three separate depart
ments, the legislative, executive,
Including the administrative, and
the Judicial: ud no person
charged with official duties In one
of these depart men rs shall oxpp
cWie eny oC the functions of n
ON THE AIR
MONDAY
(Pacific Time)
KOW M p. m., Oregonlan
concert orchestra. 10 p. m.,
(leorge Olsen's Metropolitan or
chostra of the Hotei Portland;
Intermission numbers by Bhef
ler'i Novelty tit ring orchestra,
KFHJ 7-S p. m, O. A. C.
news broadcast.
KOA 7-9 p. m., special musi
cal program.
KFAE 7:30-9 p. m.. talks for
farmers and others, musical
program.
KNX 8-18 p. m.. Western
Supply company concert, stu
dio features, Abe Lyman's Co
coanut !rove orchestra from
the Ambassador hotel.
KPO 8-11 p. in., organ re
cital by Theodore J. Irwin, stu
dio musical entertainment. E.
Max Bradfleld's Versatile band
playing in the Palace hotel.
KF1 8-11 p. m.. Herald pro
gram, Rny West and his Alex
andria hotel orchestra, studio,
musical entertainment. "
KLX 8-10 p. m., education
al program of talks and lectures
mualc by the KLX lntrumental
trio.
KtlO 3-10 p. m., education
al courses in agriculture, music
eon unties and languages. Mualc
by tho Ariin trix
KFOA 8:30-10 p. m, musi
cal features.
K.1R 8:30-9:30 p. m.. Jackie
Souders orchestra, recital by
the Mu Phi Epsllon fraternity.
Tl'fcSBAY
KGW S p. m., lectures pro
vided by Oregon Agricultural
college extension service; C. L.
Long, specialist in horticulture,
"Pruning"; Profeajjr A. G.
Lnnn. h?ad department of poul
try husbandry, "Town Lot Poul
try Keeping." 8:30 p. m., con
cert niraitKed by Mr. and Mrs.
Charlos Dierke, prese.itlug John
McCrucken, piano; Mrs. Walter
liahus, soprano; Laurens Law
sin, violinist. 10 p. m., Multno
mah Hotel Strollers.
K PO 8-11 P. m., muftlm!
studio entertainment, E. Max
Ur.ul field's Versatile band of
the Palace hotel.
KNX s-l j p. m., musical
studio features. Ambassador
hotel dunce orchestra.
Kfl 8-11 p. m.. Herald pro
gram, Harold Hart, accordian
ist, Wully Waldron, banjoist.
Belvedere male quartet.
KHJ 8-n p. m William
Hullinger, fltitiHt program, Bllt
more hotel dance orchestra.
KtJO S-10 p. m., special
musical features, addresses.
KFOA 5:30-10 p. m.. musi
cal entertainment, EJ.lto Iiutk
m hb nnd his orchestra of tho
Olympic hotel.
KJR 10-11 p. m., Willard
Cafo dance oichcstra.
KGO 10 p. m.-l a, m..
Henry Halstead orchestra of
the .St. Francis hotel.
other, except as in the const it u.
tion exprcauly provided. In anj
view of the case the functions ol
the corporation commissioner aud
his assistants, including sten
firnphers and clerks, pertain to
the administrative department of
the govemuieut in which a m-n
ber of the legislative department
is forbidden to participate.'
MOMr't ftllfrihiliv
In the case of Seiiator Moser
the question is advanced whether
his employ ment as attorney for
i ue i-oil oi I'oiiiaufi makes lwn
an employe of the administrative
branch of the state government,
or an employe of a subdivision
which Is a legal unit of govern
ment in Itself. The supreme court
has held the employes of cities unit
other independent political units
Jo not come within the inhibitions
ot the constitutional provision !n
quenllon.
But attorneys who have studi'd
the question carefully are incline
to the opinion that the Port of
Portland is directly a subdivision
ot the state government, druwin
ite authority from tho legislutuiu
and having its commissioners
named by the governor or the leg
islature. Senator Mnser as attor
ney for the l'ort of Portland Ik
just as much on employe of the
state as Claude McColloch was an
appointee of tho corporation d-j
purtinent, these attorneys hold.
Subject of Snerulation
What action may expected from
the seuute should the action o:
Mover's eligibility be brought di
rectly before it is a matter of ton
slderuble speculation. Were nol.'i
ing else than a seat and the presi
dency involved there Is no ques
tion but what he would have
practically the uuauimous sup;;
of the upper house. Hut if hw
presence there is to throw thi le
ftality of the legislature's nets into
question the situation may be (Mi
fcrent. In such a cmti the plan:
of his friends us well as his oppj
nents would be In Jeapordy.
It also miwt be considered that
as president of the eenato Sen a tur
Mosor would become governor of
the state In event of the deatb ir
disnblllty ot Governor fierce, nn 1
the question arises as to whether
ho could legally oxecuto the d'Jtk
of that office.
There are a score or more of
other interesting possibilities In
tho situation, not tbe least of
which Is what would deveh p
should Senator Moser be unseated
and the governor be called upon
to name his successor.
Confusion nnd ChftOs
Existing committee assignment
in tbe senate would all be set aildi
automatically, what organization
now exists would bo seriously
shaken, at least, end the seame
would be thrown Into a now
wrangle over the selecting ot a
presiding officer. Such a condi
tion would unquestionably shatter
all existing plans, and would
leave Governor Pierce In a much
stronger position than he now oc
cupies.
In all ot Oregon's legislative his
tory there has been only one sun
liar case. In tho session of 1870
the senate refused to seat II in ger
Herman as senator from luglo
connty on the ground that he v. as
then holding a lucrative ofile
under the federal government
that of deputy United States reve
nue collector. L. K, Moaner wan
seated In his stead.
CATLIN ESTATE
REPORTS SALE
OF ALL PROPERTY
Final account of th iu nf
Ruasell Catlln (lied In probata re
reala tha (act that the est&ta.
alnce Mr. Catlin'a death, haa dle-
poaea or the garage property at
240 State atreet occupied br
Fred Kirkwood, to Chalmera
Drown (or 14.000.
The (inal account ehowe tha
net ralue ot the eetate to ba
1155.342.82 with all debta paid.
The state was paid an Inheritance
tax ot H278.90 and there la due
a similar tax to the (cderal jror-
arnment of 2916.78. Sybil Catlln,
the wlilow, and Rollln K. Page
are Joint truateea, Rollln K. Pane
aa truetee being awarded 11000
tor nia services.
Total real property belonging
to the estate Is valued at 2159,
230, Including property in Ma
rlon county valued at 2134.000,
In Polk county at 213,500 and In
Deschutes county at $11,730
Personal property wa valued at
221,440.17, showing a gross In
ventory ot $180,000 and some
odd doltara. Liabilities amounted
to $48,570. Assets acquired after
the estate was admitted to pro
bate amounted to $22,662.27.
DIRECTORY
Al.tTIONI'.KIl
r. N. WOODRY. .p.rt Uve
rtoclc. furniture, real .suae auc
tioneer. Roa. 1610 N. Summer
Tel 611 (or sale datea
O. BATTKULIOU, auctioneer
phone or write for dates. 1446
S:iglnaw street, phone 12UJ.
Let me make your sale a auc
ceea. 1J
MATTKKX SI ITUKS
I'UliST-O-LITE UATTNItv SKR
VICE. Bipert auto electricians.
Phnne 180 411 Court St
11. U. BARTON, elude bailer k'..
tarter and generator work- 171
8. Commercial.
VVll.LAUU Service station. Joe
William,, 621 Court street,
phone 19S, "Automotive electric
ians.' ;iiiiui'itAToit
UK. o. L. SCOTT, chiropractor,
416 O. 8. bank bldg.
tni(i;isrs
J. C. PBKHY. Kexn.l druggist. 116
. commercial St.
KLIXTUICVL SUITI.IKS
KLhX'TKlCAL FU'urc & Supply
Co, 222 N Ubertv. phone 1194
House wiring and fixtures
UHOW.NELL ELKirvitlC. succes
sors to Welch Electric contract
ing and supplies. 171 Bute SL
Phone 5.
ARCHI fcfFLBENlSlt. electrician,
house wiring by hour or con
tra:!. Estimate, furolaned. phone
0 471 Court Su
11ALIK BLECTltlC 81IOP 337
CourL We do house wiring and
carry a complete stock of fix
tures. Instrument repairing, ex
perimental work. Bleotrlo appll
encea repaired. Phone 488.
1 I.OltlNl
CUT riowera and floral pieces. De
livery, u. jr. ureltbaupL florist.
123 N. Liberty, phone 380.
IIKMSTITCHINU
MRS. C. bi. UlLLtilt. hemstitching
stamping, buttons. Room 10,
over Miller's atoro. phone 117.
SALEM Elite, hemstitching, pleat
Ing, buttons, stamping and nee
dlowurk. Phone 371 lit Oregon
bldg.
MKHCHA.Vf IAII.OH
D. U MOSHER Tailor for men
ano women. 474 Court 8L
M. A. ESTKS. fine tailoring. (84
j ni. street. .
MOTOItCltCLlis"
LLOl al. RAMSUEN. bike aoue.-
sortcs ana uayton blcyolea 887
Court atrceL .
UAIUIY w. SCOTT. 'The Cycle
au. t.r soutn commercial,
plione 68 .
)HI(.(1N HI'MAMO KtM'll-.TY
REPORT cues ot oruelty to chll-
urn or animate in central Wil
lamette valley district to Dr. W.
O. Morehouse, humane officer,
Salem, Or., tel. 1510
OITK :ANS
Ul.hASSftS iittud by tut uuioiuelrlsL
Hnw Optical Co.. 325 State St.
I'l.r.Min.vu
PLUilUlNO and aeneral repli
work. Phone 650 Qraber Uros..
141 south Liberty .
I'HEO M. UARIt Plumbing, boat
Ing. sheet metal works. 164 S.
Commercial. .
I'lANos
OEO. c tVlLU pljnua, phono-
arapns, sewing machines, sheet
uiuslo and piano studlea. Re
pairing phonographa and ..w
Ing machines 4 3 1 Slate. Salem.
HIMlNt.
A SATISFIED customer returns to
tho Rowland Printing company.
phone I S 1 g. Maaonlo Temple.
It 1CPAI III ; NG "
STOVES of all kinds rebuilt, re
paired, colls mado. The Stove
shop. 656 Marlon, phone 1524.
31
STOVES rebuilt and repaired, 60
vipericnce. Depot. Na
tional and Ellwool te.icea. alio
84 to 6 8 Inches high. Paints,
oil and varnishes, eta, loRnn
borry and hop hooks Salem
Fence and Stove Works, 860
court street, phone 124.
VATl;U COMPANY
SALEM WATER COMPANY OI
ucea. comer commercial and
Trade Sts. Bills paysbls month
iy in anvance. I'hone .7
"WOO II tVOIIKINO
JACOH WEIZEL Cabinet Works,
upholstering and reflnlahlng.
Phone IS0I. 83 Court St.
Farm Loans
ANDERSON A RUPERT.
401 Oregon Building