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Newspaper Page TextMONDAY, JANUARY 26, 1925 THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON PAGE SEVEN Most Flivver Wrecks are Due to Tight Nuts Capital JtJournal SUBSCRIPTION BATES Br carrier 1H nta wwt MUU a montli. " d' rBy mall, ta Manoa and Pols oouoUw. on month M cant J month. 11-16. months SI. 86. 1 rear 64.0a. Blsewnara uoti a month. It a yaar. Entered aa second ctaai matter at Salem, Oregon. Member ASSOCIATED fHEUS The Associated Preas I exclus ively entitled to the un (or pub lication of all new dispatches credited to U or not otherwise credited tn this papar and also local news pu bll eh ed herein. Member A-idlt Bureau of Circulation tilverusuig representatives: ;hrlee fai. Miller, 226 Fifth A ' rw York City. W. S. StockwelL oldg., Chicago. 111. M. C. Morgensen Los Angeles aad Francisco Peoples Gas A Co., Inc.. Seattle; San ClaifeUled AtlrvrUalmc Kates Hat per word each insert!?;) ' 1 eenta. threo Insertion cents, one week 8 cents, one month 10 cents, one year, per month. It cents; minimum per ad 26 cents. City ads cash In advance, and not taken over phono, unless ad vertiser ha monthly account. No allowance lor phone errora FOR SALR HnnCf 'OH SALK by owner, bran new home, oak floors, fireplace, furnace, . double garage, paved corner, fine view, $9300. Box All Capital Journal. nzA LOTS LOTS LOTS $10 to $-5 down, price $100 Now la the time to buy a lot. If you are going to build. See ChiUls & Bechtel, 640 Slate street. a JJlUu SNA!' Good fivo room bun galow homo with five acres of lit ml located one mile cast of fair grounds. Terms cah. W. 11. Grabenhorst & Co., 275 State street. n A'KAT new 4 room house, garage, wood shed, electric lights, city . water, toilet, with acre of ex ! .. ccilenl garden noil, an excel ', lent buy at $2000, $500 down. See J. A. Mills, 331 '4 State St. ! -i n - I'olt SALE Modern house, six rooms, sleeping porch, garage, ! paved street, walks. lot 60x126; i,i block to far. 1 blocks to ' Hlate house; $4500, some terms; .ileal with owner, save commis sion. Call 1713W after 6:30 p m. n-7 6 itUU.M hnu.se. elose in, extra nice location, for $1000; large lot. Also u 6 room modern, late typo bungalow, well located on Marion street, up to date, now, jr.r.00, terms. 11. E. Brown or Melvin Johnson, 109 S. Com mercial. a GOOD VALUES Lot on south 23rd St. Rich mond addition. Price $300 cash. Why pay more? Lot in the Oaks addition, east front, N. Winter St. Price $9i0. 5 room bungalow on -Norway St. basement, built in kitchen. A bar gain at $:t2'0, terms. KRUEOER. Realtor 147 N. Com'l. phone 217. Q?2 THE 15 EST BUYS SiiOOO, beautiful modern home. C rooms on Court street. $."i0i)0, a real home, only six blocks to business center. Six reams. $1800, a good 10 room house, n one condition, suitable for a rooming or apartment house site; two lots 100x100 feet on a beauti ful corner, both streets paved, only 4 blocks post office. $;J000, real modern bungalow. S rooms on a paved street, ideal lo cation, some terms. Owner leav ing the city. $2000, pood 6 room house, 17th etrect, only $500 down. IF ITS A HOME See GUILDS & BECHTEL 540 State Ptreet ft 4 room house, good condition, lights, water, sewer connections, paved street, only $1250. on $2-)0 down, balance easy. Nice new 3 room buncralow, on paving, furnished, at $2150 Now 2 room bungalow, furrifh ci. for $950. 4 room cottage In kjjS condi tion, paved street, with or without furniture, easy terms. 6 room close In plaster-;-! house good location, lights, water base ment, paving, only $2800 on $100 down, garage 1 room bungalow closs to new flax factory site, $900 cn $i00 down. H. E. BROWN or MFIA'LV JOHNSON 109 S. Commercial, over public market a FOR SALL-rWood Wool) sawing, phone 1131. ee'-7 LENAKEK 2097J. saws wood. Phone FOR SALE Fir and oak wood. I'hnne 92F3. C. E. Bradley, eel? WOOD sawing. C. H. Dencer. D; phone 976 evening 8SF11. ce32i WOOD sawing. Judd and Schmi'H phone 142. NICE dry slab wood salo cheap. 1819. and oak for Ve$3I WOOD IS19 sawing. Fisher Bdroe. ee331 16 INCH block wood $3.75 per load, 4 loads $14. Phone 1879W. e-4S WOOD for sale; wood sawing done; also truck for hire. Phone 1!4"W or 332. Lit Y mill wood, $4.75 per loal; 16 Inch aecond growth fir $5.60 por load. Phone 1879W. ecSl SALEM Fuel Yards, 753 Trade street. Coal and perfectly dry wood kept In shed. Phone 529. pric right. eo24 GOOD WOOD AND COAL IU.75 ton up. Prompt delivery. Hill man Fuel, phone 1$5S. ee TRANSFER Also good dry wood and Utah coal LARMER TRANSFER STORAGE CO. Phone 930 ec BEST GRADE OF WOOD 4 ft- and 16 Inch Dry Mill Wood Drr Second Oruwtb Fir Pry Old Fir Dry 4 ft. ah Prompt fjii;rr an1 rea son a be 1rt. Fred K Wella tit weth Church, phone 154$. PERSONAL MADAM VIRGINIA gives r.iJnu-. on love and business. Hours ) to 9. (33 Kerry gt. phone 1908J 127 d FOR SALE S artery Stock rt ENGLISH walnut trees, will bear from threo to five years. Chemeketa St. mi1 d2D WALNUT, filbert, fruit trees, or namental shrubs. Pearcy Bros. Nursery. !37 8tate St. dS5 UOM B grown walnut. filbert. fruit trees. Get my price before buying. Warren Nursery, 6J5 Ferry. d?4 o FOR SALE Miscellaneons c GUM heating tuve $10. i'huue 1496R. FOR SALE- Airedale dog, phont 1814W. CHEAT and gruiu hay. l'huiie c4l 1264M. FOR SAl.i; All kinds of furnt- c23 ture. 2707 Brooks ave. OLD PAPERS fur ale, large bun dle Sc. Capital Journal. PLAYER piano each. e'J 2 Tel. 1517M. FOR SALE Range and lawn cJ4 mower. 934 Saginaw. APPLES for sale. $1 bushel. c36 Call 17F15. BALED hay and straw; tit oats. A. E. Kucnzi. phone 101-21. c35 IjALUL) clover Phone 981R; hay and straw. OLD lir wood, baled hay clover and vetch, dressed chickens. Phone 39F5. cL'7 Full SALK Drag aw complete, four saws. Inquire 43S S. 22nd street. c24 FOR SALE New console type Vlctrola and records, half pries. Call 997. c23 THREE ceil 6 volt battery, fully charged, $5. Lockhart, 1749 N. Front. c37 FURNITURE for sale, electric range, Vlctrola, 2 pieces lino leum, chairs, stand, mirrors and washboard. 685 8. Com'l. c22 EVENTUALLY; why delay the pleasure? The Portland News. 45c per month delivered. Phone 923 or 1269W. FRUIT TRUES High and Ferry, call and see our stock before buying. Phone 1140M. FIUHTLAND NURSERY FOR SALE 10 tons of hay for $100 at barn, 7 miles south of Monmouth. Oliver chilled plow, wagon and 3-section drag. Phone or write W. J. Linfoot, Salem. r.22 FOU SALE Or will trade for cows or horses, 2 V4 ton truck. Range, separator. 4 Angora goats, light delivery. gasoline engine 1 horse, plow, fox ter rier, also 2 big farms cheap 994 S 22nd St. or phono 1173M. c23 LOANS GOVERNMENT lo.uii on farms Stt per cent. F. L. Wilkinson. 203 U. S. National bank bldg. MONEY to loan on roal estate, pu vats money, lowest rates. T. K. Ford, over Bush's bonk. r MONEY TO LOAN ou city prop erty, either building and loan plan or private money. Farms loans with Insurance company money at EVi with commis sion added. Ralph H. McCurdy, Nos. & and 6, Sleeves-Moore Bldff.. Salem. LOANS FARM LOANS Plenty of monsy to loan on good farm security. CITY LOANS We are loanin Prudential Insurance company money on city residences and business property, at S P-'r cent, plus a commission. Haw kins & Roberts, Inc., Z0d Ore gon b!dg. FARM AND CITY LOANS t$ yar farm loans oc rural credit p'an, with privilege of pre payment at any time. City loans made, at lowest rates t Interest. If you have money to loan Ither city or farm property sse me. I have clients wanting private money. K. VV. MAKSTEK9 109 Masonle Temul S'ltem. WAKTED Miscellaneous 11. EUN'ER Plumbing and repair work. Phone 1310W. i3 FOR painting and kai.soinini:ig call Vasby Bros, phone USaW. i2 WANTED Maternity cas e s by practical nurse. Phone 1C93M. 131 liV.Ci and carpet weaving; rugs for sale or made to order. Phone 949J. 122 PLOWING and ateo fertilizer 94S.T. .valing do ii for sale. Phone 140 WANTED Suda fountain. show cases and fixtures, state price. Claude Boone, Aunisville, Or. i2.1 WANTED S ed corn, field sweet and Evergreen, and white beans. Phone W. J. Linfoot. Salem. 122 WANTED To rent 3 or 4 room houe by young couple, partly furnished preferred. Write box 4 C ,i p i t al Journal. 123 CHIMNEY s 'leaning by Phone 1563J, evening. we .pin. furnace resident, noon or 127 Sa! m morning. WANTED Piling timber close to the Willamette river. Address Aupperle A Braden, Jefferson. Ore. 123 EXPERT roofing, paper or shin gles, work guaranteed. Get my eftimatea, C. K. Thomas, 114 Norway. 124 WANTED Painting, tinting, pa per hanging, floor surfacing, ex pert service guaranteed. I 'hone 1491 W. 141 WANTED Private money for farm loans. We have several applications on hand. Hawkins & Roberts. Inc., 20$ Oregon building. I WANTED Used furniture ran ea, heaters, cook stoves, tools, etc. We pay cash, gt our prices before you sell. Liberty Ex change, 241 N. Com'l SL phone 841. ! WANTED Used furniture, stoves of all kinds, guno, kodaks, looks, etc People's Furniture store s?ll for less or makes the other fellow do IL Phone 734. 271 N. Cumrrerctal. 1 TO HEAP, from p&rtlfs with farms Or r?nt or Ua. dairy or diver-sifi'-l. prefer r'ace squlpped on 50-50 I .i;s. n-ar Sl"m. Write Geo. Woo. 1111 Trlyay. Wnlr. CMi:. 124 uBUSlNESS PPORTDNITIES YOU THAD A good tfotujE drug business well located, in a largt city. S mall overhead. 60uj will take Salem property or land near golem in exchange. See J. A. Mills. State St. uSS AUTOS TKUvK for sale, inquire Cherry City Milling Co. q" FOlt II ALU 1824 excellent shape. Phone 1329J. Star easy touring, term. q24 r'Uil SALE VJ2 Ford touring, cheap for cash, recently over hauled. Phone 1426, 647 Market. q23 i'Olt SALE or trade, 192 modei Baby Overland. mechanically good, good rubber, etc ViZi li cense. See Hunt, Valley Motor Co.. phone 19H5. q-- FOR SALE Cletruc tractors. bargain prices, completely over hauled and ready (or work. A C. llaag 4 Co.. 444 Ferry St., S-ilem, Or., phone 210. qJ3 CARS WASHED Motor and cha sis cleaned with Steam, all Dirt and Grease mut como off. Wash $1.50 up. ash and steam $3 up. Harry Johnson, Angora Rutf Co., 1230 Ferry street. y24 One ot our rebuilt trucks will save you money. One ton Chevrolet ltt ton GMC 2 ton Standard 34 ton GMC W. E. BURNS DAN BURNS (Not Brothers the Same Man) High street at Ferry q24 USED CAR SPECIALS 1924 Ford touring (19 11 cense) and extras . $$400 1923 Ford roadster ....... 1924 Fold touring 1923 Ford touring 1923 Ford coupe 1922 Ford coupe 1917 Dodge touring . 1924 roadster, disc wheels Easy terms 1925 License Included -VALLEY MOTOR CO. !B0 N. High, phone 1995. $225 $375 $265 $3oi $2S0 tiso $350 q Dodge sedan $650 $350 $550 $75U 1922 1922 1923 1924 Overland Dodge delivery Dodge delivery .... Dodgo sedan type A $1300 1920 Ford touring $185 1923 Dodge roadster, A-l con dition $C00 1921 Maxwetl roadster $95 1919 Dodgo touring $250 All cars with 1925 license. Terms DON E ST E E L E MOVOR CO. q23 WE INFORMED YOU We had Real Bargains In used cars. Did you pass it up, when you were In need of just such a car? Wo still have a few Extra ordinary Buys, but they can't last long. Right now is the time so come In. F. W. PETTYJOHN COMPANY 219-279 N. Commercial St. Salem. Oregon q REAL ESTATE LOTS of all descriptions and val ues close in, for sale. Gertrude J. M. Page. WANTED To buy a few build ing lots, price must be reason - - nolo, answer at once. Box 44 Capital Journal. 1-31. n27 OWN YOUR OWN HOME Pay like rent. Values to suit any taste. Every month's rent sets you farther back. It Is bad bus iness and unnecessary. Let me show you. Harris. Masonic Tem ple, phonea 795. 1942J. n FORD garage, blacksmith shop, gasoline pump, house and two lots. In a thriving little town, $9600; will sell or trade for Sa lem property. Last year's In come $15,000. Gertrude J, M. Page. n BARGAINS WORTH WHILE Dandy 6 room modern bungalow garage, paved street, near school. $3500, easy terms. 5 acre suburban home in Jef ferson for Salem home. 14 aero suburban home, 2 set buildings, fruit, $5000, easy terms. 5 room homo .modern, close In, paved street, $2500. For salo cheap or exchange, well improved 25 acre farm. AH kind of exchanges. PERRINE He MAKSTERS Com. club bldg. n 5 room home on paved street, basement, garage, well built in, $2700, terms. 6 rooms and sleeping porch, furnace, fireplace, garage, paved street, on street car line, $3800. 6 rooms with all modern con veniences, with very attractive surroundings, $4000. 6 rooms on State street, modern conveniences, $5000. 5 rooms and floored attic, Tar rieh ad.titlon. hardwood floors, strictly modern, beautiful shade trees. $ . 00. WINNIE PETTYJOHN, Realtor 216 Oregnn bldg. n YOi: CANNOT AKuKD TO PAY RENT AND DEPRIVE YOUR SELF AND FAMILY OF HOME OWNERSHIP WITH SUCH OF FERINGS AS THESE: $1700 Good 4 room home with modern plumbing and elec tric lights located on pived street. Terms $284 down balance $20 per month. $2C00 Good six room home local ed on paved street and car line, large let, located 966 Oak street. $1000 down balance $25 per month. $2250 Five room home located at 1211 Saginaw street, corner lot 76 feet equare. Terms, $300 down balance $25 per month. $2000 Five room home locexed on paved street, on N. 17 th near Market. $600 down bal ance $20 per month. $1000 New three room home lo cated In W est Salem, corner lot. $150 down bal ance $15 per month. $1650 Six room plastered home with garage, located on pav- e4 street and car line, lot 76x150, this place la offer ed at a real bargaia. $610 dowa balance time. $47$ Two room garage house lo cated on corner lot 60x125 terms $100 dowa balance monthly. $3200 6 room modeia home, ex cept basement, loca tea- heights south, fine view ov er city. Terms $1206 down balanc mortgage. We write Fire and Auto Insur ance. W. JL CRABENHORST Jc CO. 275 State fat. phone 515. REAL ESTATE PROPERTY OWNERS LUt your property with us for frve publi cation. Our new edition will be ready for the press Feb. 1st. We are receiving many eastern and California inquiries. Call any time day or evening Homo Real ty Co., 1 & High street. Sa lem, Or. n22 SPECIAL 4 room new houne, N. Salem, just ready to move in. Trice $1950 with $200 down. 4 room new house and garage. S. Salem. Price $2000 with $200 down. We have a fine 10 acre tract. well improved, close to Salem. Price $601)0, will trade for vacaut lots. 7 3-4 acres with good 5 room house and barn, only 6mi!es out on paved road. Snap for $2100. Nice new furnished house for rent. $35. TIIOMASON 3314 State street KXCilAMi KS 334 acres, Montana In Valley county, improved (owner refused to lease for oil) only $3000; trade for city or acreage. Brick building, basement and furnace, with 4 lots and 6 room house, on main street In a Wash ington town, $9000; trade for val ley or Illinois property. 5 acres Salem Heights for city. 50 acres, good soil and improve ments, near Salem; take city, Sa lem or Portland. H. E. BROWN or MELVIN JOHNSON 109 S. Com'l over public market. n Trade for Salem property, Ford service, garage, blacksmith shop. 6 room house, 2 lots, tn a good town, $15,000 Income last year, well or trade, well and fully equip ped. $9500 Trade house well located for small tract near Salem. Trade, $21,000 mortgage for property in Sat cm. Have 10 acre tract near Salem for $2500. Most attractive and artistic new house In Salem, ou popular street, $11,000. 6 room bungalow $3000 5 room furnished house $3100 5 room new house, close In, $3800. Want $2000 on good city prop crty . GERTRUDE J. M. PAGE 492 N. Cottage. n BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE 6 acres, 5 cut over, S miles out, $400, $200 cash. 12 acres timber, running water, $G00 cali. , 68 acres, 10 cleared, 48 timber, 1 mile from small town, $1600, $1000 cash, balance 6 per cent. 200 acres, 30 cleared, bearing family orchard, log house and barn, spring stream past house. fine fishing, all woven wire fenc ed, 5 4 miles from Gates. $2750, $1050 cash, balance terms. 160 acres first growth fir, some cedar, Douglas county. $2000, all cash. 42 acres best river bottom, 2 acres cleared, fine nut land, lot of cord wood, 2 houses, on mall route, 2 milt's from Marion. $2850 cash, Exchanges priced at cash value will be accepted on any of the above. SOCOLOFSKY 341 State n THRIFT WEEK i OWN YOUR OWN HOME HERE'S HOW A new 5 room bungalow, mod ern except basement. Garage. $1, 600, $300 cash, balance monthly. Owner leaving town, must cell. A 6 room semi-bungalow. Good location, $2700 Easy terms, or will trade for Portland house. Another now house In good lo cation, H bl )ck from car line. $1950, easy terms. An 8 room house with one and on half acres of ground in Sa lem at $5500, or wilt trade for acreage. A choice 5 room home, lot 67x137. 6 walnut trees, many nice flowers. What more can you ask for $2500. A splendid 18 acre tract, 6 room house, barn, chicken cooj, team of horses. Implements, 150 chick ens, an I a good cow. Complete at $5000 or will trade for city prop erty. J. F. ULRICH 122 N. Com'l St. phone 1354. n22 Start to accuinulato that estate today $10 down and $10 per month will handle 2 fine- lots, oun of which Is on paved street, pave ment paid, cast front, sewerage, car line. Price $500. $2.1 down and balance $10 per month will buy a fine lot on north 17th street, pavement paid. Pr;co $500. $10 down and per month wlli handle a fine acre tract south at end of the S. Commercial street car line, all in bearing fruit and berries. Price $C50. $10 down and easy terms on bal ance will make fimt payment on 5 acres of fine dark prairie noil, located east of Salem and close to Swegle school. Price $1500. $25 down and balartce $10 per month will handle three fine lots on nor'.h 18th street, containing nearly Vi acre of land. Price $600 for all. $7.50 down and $7.50 per month will buy two fine lots, 60 by 139 feet each, close to car line. Price $4't0. W. II, GRABENHORST & CO. R EALTOR8 275 S'ate street n Great excitement. The governor personally investigates the supply of Scotch but finds no liquor evi dence. He spoke at the Burns ban quet. But here's a place a Scotch man ought to trade for. It's almost an cheap as ' fountain pen Ink at the post office," 65 acres 1 mile off of Pacific highway north, small house and good barn, all smooth, price $6500 and will trade for Salem property; 60 acres 4 miles out near school and station. 10 acres fine prunes, 2 acres other orchard, $00 cords of oak timber, room house, good barn and oth er Improvements, price $6000, will trade for small tract or residence; I room house close in to trade for small hUM farther out; t room house worth $4000 to trade for small farm; 14 Improved acres close on pavement to trade for residence; 10 bare are In hat frtilt belt for email city property. 30 splendid acres with poor house and good barn, worth $6000, for .salem home. M'GiLCHKIST A PENNINOTON 20 U 8 bink bldg, phone 1 40. FOR SALE Poultry BLACK Minorca cockerel for sale. Phone 44F33. f25 FEW dozen Rhode Island Red pullets 75c each. Phone 63F13. f24 Gooseberry puuu for sale. one and two years old. A. G. Glatt. Woodburn. Or. f23 gg AGENTS WANTED gg TAILORING SALESMEN Davis $29.60 "Square Deal" line ready for spring. Amaxlng values. Na tionally famous. "Satisfaction guaranteed or money return ed." Liberal commissions In ad vance. New profit sharing plan to increase your earnings. No chargo for $40 selling outfit. Our eighteenth year selling di rect. Producers save time. Mail letter giving experience and references. P. H. Davis Tailoring Co., 1080 Power bldg., Cincinnati, Ohio. pk22 FOR SALE Farms SPECIAL LOOK. 80 acres of timber located eight miles south near Pacific highway. Price $2800 cah. See us today. W. H. Grabenhoret & Co., 275 State St. b23 FOR SALE 13 acre truck and chicken ranch, good buildings and outfit, several acres of on ion land, well located close to town, this Is a money maker and will take some city proper ty. F. L. Wood, 341 State St. b22 FOR EXCHANGE 52 acres of good land all in cultivation lo cated one, mile northwest of In dependence, no buildings. Price $100 per acre, mortgage $2700. runs for 27 years Owner will exchange for Salem property. W. II. Grabenhorst & Co.. 275 State street. b23 FOR RENT APARTM ENT -205 S. Com'l. J29 APARTMENTS. 268 north Cottage FOR RENT 6 room house, 187 Miller street, call afternoons. J23 4 ROOM modern furniahed apt. Marlon aptw. J FOR RENT -Store space for rent. Inquire 519 Court St. ' J27 THREE furnished houseKeeping rooms, 2164 State St. J24 FOR RENT 6 rooms with ga ' rage, close in. 6KQ Mill St. J23 5 ROOM modern house, 140 S. Kith, or call 1540 State. J22 IF it Is a sewer you want dug, call 1409J. J24 CLEAN apurtuieur und single room. 4S6 north Liberty. J23 FURNISHED 3 room healed apt -14 S. High. J22 HIGH class furnished apartment, adults. 720 north Commercial. J HOUSE und apartments, 2-0 5 6 J. phone J329 FURNISHED 1 and 3 room apart ment, garage. 2363 State street 123 FURNISHED 3 room apartment, Enrnge. 1586 Stale, phono 432M. . J27 MODERN 6 room bungulow with , Garage, on W allace road. I'hon 56K14. 124 APARTMENT The Brown, phone . Emma Murphy Brown 1632R, after six o'clock. J FURNTsT'ED 273. 4 room opts; 1-2 floor, heated; garage, 94f 8. 12th. J26 OFFICE room to rent, next to new Salem hotel. Call 169 S. High. 1-31. J27 FURNISHED room in modern home, with garage, $15 per month. Phono 659.1. J25 FURNISHED apartments reason able, no objection to children. 960 Broadway. j29 F O R RE NT Barber shop, two chairs, to a single non-union man. 1610 N. Commercial. j FOR RENT Farm of 105 tieros . nearly all In cultivation, paved ' road, cloo In. Address box 21, Rt. 4, plume 9F12. J 24 NEW bungalow for rent, 5 rooms, plastered, full basement, fur nace, 20C0 Trad?, $30. Room 2. Jtush bank bldg J2G HOUSE keeping rooms, furnished with steam heat, light, bath and gas, $2.50 up week, new build ing. Ill Chemeketa St J 22 4 ROOM furnished apart men t. down stairs, prlvatn garage, toi let, hath. 290 N. 18th St. phone 1027R. -J" FOR RENT Two nicely furnish ed apartments, close In. Inquire -at 2G8 north Liberty, phon 1927W. J FOR RENT 3 nicely furnished rooms, garage, chicken house. !at 790 N. 17th, call 1680 north Cninmoreial. i FOR RENT Unfurnished cotlag cml-modrn, line steeping ljorch, excellent location, fif teen dollars. Cull 1765 Stato S : J2 2 FQ)K REN'J Six loom huusu cl In, range. linoleum on kitchen, nhades, etc., an ideal location Cur beauty parlor or ncedh-eraft with plenty of room for house keeping. Call 1550 during busi httss hourn or ce owner at 267 : N High St. J h ; ' WANTED Situation 11 SEWING-" by lUy in your homo or nno. Call or write 2430 east Nob Hill. h24 CAHPENTERS, figuro on work dry or contract, new or repair Work, country or town. Davis Ar Hon, 613 N. Capitol. h23 FOR SALE Livestock PIG: -Phone IU.-1'1 1. FOH SALE Fresh Jersey 160 S. 13th street. FOR HALE 100 lb. sh iats, phone r,fF4. L. F. Hill, Rt. 8. ezj FOR SALE Threo year old Pcr cheron horse, phone 47F14. e26 Vt2T ERINARI AN. Dr. Pa 1 1 o rso n . Phone 202SW. 24 YOUNG team for sale, or will trade for cattle or wood. Phone imw. FOR SALE Or trade for wood, a good work mare, weight around T400. Phone 52F2. 27 $100 TEAM of young mules, blocky built, gentle, good work ers, A-l orchard team; single mule cheno. 1 plow, k ferry. e22 MARES, horses ut 554 Ferry St commission stables. On account of high feed, brown mare, wt 1210, price $30; gray hors1, 1 400. $10: one roan horse, 1600 ri0: pome clover hay. s$4 PARIS AROUSED O'ER TALK OF FRENCH DEBT (Continued from Page One situation is much more solid than ours.' The Americans are wsll aware of this. Haven't they suggested the constitution of a transfer charged with surveillance of Germany's future payments? If such conditions about exchange are operative for our former enemy, why aren't they for France?" Alexandre Varcnne, socialist, vice-president of the chamber of deputies, told Ecelsior: "Senator Borah pretends that the American taxpayer ta more heavily burdened than the French. I maintain that the French tax payer is more heavily assessed than the German. The problem of inter-allied debts would make a big stop forward If America employed her whole energy In making Germany pay." Le Journal says that France will pay what she owes, and adds: "No Frenchman ever sought to avoid paying a real debt, but the whole question is to find what exactly is France's debt toward her companions In the struggle.' LOST AND FOUND LOST Volt meter and tin shears Reward. Motor Inn garage. k24 LOST In Turner black pocket- book containing currency. Re turn to Turner State bank for reward. k22 K WANTED Help WANTED Girl for general house work. Inquire ..Bake-rlte Bak ery. g22' PARTY to raise turkeys and chickens on shares, cut cord wood and work on hop ranch. Rt. 8, box 130, Salem, phone 59F14. Chns. F. Simon. g27 m MISCELLANEOUS m WOODRY buys furniture for casn. phone 611. n 'RUN1NG by expert, hour or con tract. Phone 503R. m21 PRUNING Hour or Job. F. C. Walker, Rt. 2, box 126A. m25 t'OIt expert furniture packing and shipping, call Stiff's Furniture store, phono 941. 3GOS Scavenger service. Garbage and refuse of all kinds removed by the month at reasonable rates phone 85, residence 2058. Cess pools cleaned and dead animals removed i SQUARE Deal Welding Works ox acetylene and electric. We spe cialize on cylinder blocks, alum inum cases, heavy enst Iron steel tanks, boilers, flues, leaf and coil springs, frames and fenders. Call us for estimates. If Its trade of metal we can weld IL 349 Ferry SL phone 864. LEGALS V.MAt FOR IMPROVEMENT Bonds of the City of Salem, Oregon Notice Is hereby given that on Feb. 15, 1925, there will be funds on hand and applicable for the payment of Salem Improvement Bonds issue "S" N(6. 1 to 18, both inclusive. Holders of these bonds will pre sent them for payment at the of fice of the elty treasurer as Inter est will cease after the above date. C. O. RICE, City Treasurer. NOTICE Notice Is hereby given that I havo Impounded the following de scribed dogs In compliance with ordinance No. 1404, to wit: One large colli dog, yellow, white breast. Ono bird dog, black and white. One collie and Airedale dog. The above described dogs will bo killed if not redeemed by owners, on or before, January 26, 1925, as provided In said ordi nance. W. S. LOW. Street Commissioner. Dated January 21. 1925. 23 No. r9ir In the County Court of the State of Oregon for Marlon County In the matter of the estate of Rtwsell CatlJn, deceased. Notice of hearing on final account. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned executrix of the es tate of Russell Call in, deceased, has filed her final account mil report in the county court of the state of Oregon for Marion coun ty, and that Tuesday the 17th day of February, 1925, at the hour of 10 o'clock n. m. of said day at the county court room In the county court house nt the city of Salem In said county and state, has been appointed as the time and place for hearing any objections to nald final account and import and the Mini settlement of said estate. Tho date of the first puh!!ca tlou of this notice Is January 19th. 192r, and the last Febtuary IGih, 1925. SYBIL C. CATMN. Executrix of the estate of Rus sell Catlln. deceased. Page & I'age, Salem, Oregon, a 1 1 o r n " y s for r.a id . t a t e. NOTICE of Intention to Improve E Slrcrt from Urommuy to I Iftli Street Notice Is hereby given that the Common Council ot the City of Sutern, Oregon, deems it necessary annd expedient and hereby de clares Its purpose and Intention to Improve K street from the east tine of Broadway street to the west line of Fifth street at the ex pense of the abutting and adja cent property by bringing s)d portion of said street to the es tablished grade, construetln ce ment concrete curbs, and paving said portion of said street with a six Inch cement concrete pave ment thirty feet wide In accord ance with the plans, specifications and estimates therefor which were adopted by the said council January 19th, 1925, and which are hereby referred to and made part of this notice. The Common Council hereby further declares Its purpose and Intention to make the above de scribed Im p rovem en t by and through the Street Improvement Department of the City of Salem. By order of the Common Coun cil the 19th day of January. 192$ M. POiJlHKN. City Recordec. Iate of first publication hereof Is January 2lst. l2&. i ON THE AIR MONDAY NIGHT 4 Pacific Time) KGW S p. m.t Oregon Ian concert orchestra. 10 p. George Olsen'a Metropolitan or chestra of the Hotel Portland; Intermission numbers by Shef ler'a Novelty string quartet. KFDJ 7-8 p. m., Oregon Ag ricultural college news bulle tin. KOA 7- p. special mu sical program. KFAE 7:30- p. m., instrno tlve talks for farmers, musical features. KNX 8-12 p. m., studio pro gram, Abe Lyman's Cocoa nut Grove orchestra of the Ambas sador hotel. KPO 8-11 p. m., organ re cital by Theodoie J. Irwin, stu dio musical features. E. Max Bradfield's Versatile band of the Palace hotel. KFI 8-11 p. m.. Herald pro gram, Ray West and his Alex andria, hotel orchestra studio musical entertainment. KLX 8-1'J p. m education al program of talki and lec tures, musical studio features. KGO 8-10 p. m., education al courses in languages, eco nomics, music and agriculture, music by the Arion trio. KFOA 8:30-10 p. m., mu sical features, Double Male quar tette and Miss Edna Mabon, vo cal Id t. TUESDAY NIGHT (1'uWflc Time J KGW 8 p. m., Oregon Agri cultural college extension ser vice lectures: A. G. Boquet, pro fessor of vegetable gardening, "Glass, the Vegetable Garden er'a Ass-H"; Professor A. G. Lunn, head of the department of poultry husbandry, "Farm Poultry Keeping." 8:30 p. m concert by Mills Orioles orches tra of Salem. 10 p. m., Multno mah Hotel Strollers. KPO 8-11 p. m.. studio nau tical program, E. Max Brad field's Versatile band of the Palace Hotel. KNX 8-12 p. m., musical studio features, Ambassador ho tel dance orchestra. KFI 8-11 p. in., Herald pro gram. Women's Press club of California program, dance mu sic. KHJ 8-11 p. m., Llslenwal ter. Cough program, Earl Bur nett's orchestra of the Blltmore hotel. KGO 8-10 p. m., Pacific Jun lor Concert orchestra, the Hawaiian Harmony Kings, solo program, Harry James, monolo glst. KFOA 8:30-10 p. m., artist rocital featuring Bottoy Brand bury and male quartet. KJR 10-11 p. m., Willard cafo danca orchestra. KGO 10 p. m.-l a. m., Henry llnlstead orchestra ot tho St. Francis hotel. CITIES COOPERATE Realization that cities must co opoiate, not against the country communities, but with them and against forces within the cities, reached Its culmination in tho meeting of city heads which took placo In Portland Saturday, ac cording to J. B. Glesy, mayor of Salem who was elected president of the league of Oregon cities formed at that meeting. ''People who compose municip alities are disposed to work hand in hand with tho communities sur rounding them, and nlso with the state," asserted Mayor Glesy, "but a city meets many obstacles In ad ministering its own affairs." That this new league of cities will be a fur co to reckon with is predicted by Mayor Glesy. Twenty flvo municipalities were represent ed at tho Portland meeting. Other officers elected were A. L. Bar bur, commie-donor of public works, Portland, first vice-president; li, B. Parks, mayor of Mugcne, sec ond vice-president, and Charles Cleveland, mayor of Grc.diam, treasurer. Tho legislative committee com posed of Chris Kehuelji'i, City Attor ney Grant of Portland, City Attor ney Brand of Mar.shfieid, Mayor Parks of Kugene, Mayor Setters of Astoria, are now getting ready to keep In touch with the legislative assembly in Salem for the remain der of the session, with tho Inter ests of the c I '.!'! in mind. Submission of a constitutional amendment guaranteeing to tho cities of tiio state full control of their own af fall's and restricting the legislature In interference with the homo rule prerogatives of the cities Is on (lie program of this committee. Steps to Insure tho d!ftat of the (links bill now be fore tho legislature providing for the circuit court as an appeal In all c.Lsei where city couiicIIh have revoked licenses, and defeat of the bond hill which provides for a bond commission to approve all municipal bond Issues are being taken. PACIFIC COAST APPEALS POSTPONED BY COURT Washington, Jan. 26. More than 20 cases troin the Paoitt' coast, pending In the supreme court, which had been advancer) for bearing on February 24 will not be taken up until March 2. Owing t the large numbo' of eases already awaiting the deci sion, the court decided today to f i tend It next reress to obtain nore time for preparations of opinions. Alter delivering opin ions February S sod receiving motions, the court will adjourn for on month. Journal Want Ads Pav. FOR HOME ROLE BY ORGANIZING SHERIFF SAYS CLEAVER TOOK ALL CREDIT (Continued from Page One) Brown Bill Pastes Senator Brown's bill defining: sa a misdemeanor the act of co ins upon enclosed or unenclosed lands without the consent of tho owner was passed by the senate today. Brown and Eddy defended the bill and Upton fought it on the floor. It la designed primarily to protect farmers against trans- lent tourist trespassers. Senator Taylor, who opposed the bill prior to Its being tabled last Friday voted for it today. Carsner, Clark, Hall, Klenper, Upton and Moser voted against It. The senate also passed a meas ure Introduced by the committee on education providing for a Judg ment of confirmation by the cir cuit court relative to the organ ization of union high school dis tricts. It Is to bolster up legally union high school organization. For Vets Hospital The senate committee on resolu tions today Introduced a joint resolution, which was unanimous ly adopted, urging congross to pprnprlate money for the con struction of a veteran's hospital tn Portland on a site offered by the medical school of the Uni versity ot Oregon. The resolution states that the lease on the pres ent hospital building will expire next December without possi bility ot renewal. DIRECTORY AtlOTIOMCF.lt V. N. WOODRY. expert live stock, furniture, real estate aui tloneer. Roa. 1010 N. Summer Tel. 611 for sale da tea. RATTKRY SCPPLIF.H PRKST-O-LITB B ATT Kit V SER VICE. K xpert auto electricians. Phone I8O4 418 Court SL R. D. BARTON, Exide batterlos. starter and generator work. 171 H. Commercial. WILLARD Service Station. Joe Williams, 631 Court street, phone 198. "Automotive electric tans." 'jimioiMtAcrroii DK o. L SCOTT, chiropractor, 418 U B. bank- bldg. DRUGGISTS J. C. ptiKRY, Kexail druggist. 115 S. Commercial SL i:li;ctrical hiipplifs ULUCTtUCAL Fixture A Supply to, a.k tv lauerir, pnone jv.i. House wiring and fixtures BROWNSLL KLKCTRIC, succes sors to Welch Klectrlc contract ing and supplies. 279 State SL P ho ne 958. AitOlUB FLEUNUH. electrician, house wiring by hour or con- traoL Estimates furnished, phone 980, 471 Court SL HALIK KLKCTU1U SHOP 337 Court. We do house wiring and carry a complete stock of fix tures. Instrument repairing, ex perimental work. Electric appll an ccs repaired. Phone 488. I MHOS 1 CUT flowers and floral pieces. De livery. C. V. Brelthaupt. florist, 123 N. Liberty, phone 380. hi:msith niNG A1US. C. Id. UILLUR. hemstitching tamping, buttons. Room 10, over Miller's storo. phone 117. SALl'JM unto, hemstitching. pleoU lng, buttons, stamping and nee dlework. Phone S79. 829 Oregon bldg. MKRCHANT JAILOR D. a MOSHKR Tailor for men andwomen. 474 Court St. M. A. USTK& fine tailoring. S84 3'ate street. MO TOHCHl'LKS LfAiyu hi. RAMSbtiNrbTke acees- sories and Dayton bicycle. 887 Court street HARRY W. SCOTT. "The Cycle Man." 147 south Commercial, phone 88. ORKGON III MANK SOCII.TY KKPORT casus of cruelty to chil dren or animals tu central Wil lamette valley district to Dr. W. O. Morehouse, humane officer, Salem. Or., tel. IS 10. 6 1 T I V I A N i Lassies titled by an optometrist. Mow Optical Co., 3 25 State SL Pl.t mhim; PLU.Nl MING and ifuneiul repair work. Phne 650. Graber Bros., 1 4 1 south Klherty. I'HEO Al. BARR Plumbing, heat ing, sheet metal works. 164 8. Commercial. PIANOS CUO. C. WILL. pianos, phono graphs, sewing machines, sheet music and piano studies. R. pairing phonographs and sew Ing machines. 4:t i State, Salem. I R "l.N TIN i , A SATISFIED customer returns to the Rowland Printing company. phone I51. Mssnnlc Temple. RrPAIi;lT ' HTOVKS of all kinds rebuilt, re paired, colli marie. The Stove shop 656 Marion, phone 15:: 4. 30 SI'O VK3 mount und repaired. 6U years experience, DepoL Na tional and Kllwool fe.ic.es. sizes 26 to 68 Inches high. Paints, oil and varnishes, etc, logan berry and hop hooka Salem Fence and Stove Works, 850 Court street, phone 114. W ATKU COMPANY ' 8AL.KM WATKIl CJMI'AMr-Ol-rices. corner Commercial and Trade Sts. Bills payable month ly In advance. Phme 67. WOOD WORKING JACOB WKIZKL Cabinet Works, upholstering and r finishing. Phone 1691. 139 Court St Farm Loans ANDERSON A RUPERT, lot Orrgoa Bulldlni