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Newspaper Page TextFRIDAY, JANUARY 30, 1925 PAGE NINE V THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON " 1 - The Freedom That Was Rung In by the Liberty Bell is Fast Being Rung Out by Our Dumb-bells I CapitalJournal atinsCRIPTlON RATES By carrier If cents a wssk. 46 imu a month, e rear la a4- taoce. By mall. In Marios and Polk eo unties, one month 6t ceols, I montht 11.15, I months $J.15. 1 year 14.00. El sew hare 10 cents t month, 15 a rear. ' entered as Mcoud class .call matter at Salem, Oregon. Member ASSOCIATED PR 15 88 The Associated Preae la axclue trety entitled to the uee for pub lication ot all newe dispatches credited to U or not otherwise credited lb this paper and also loral newe pu bllshed herein. Member Audit Bureau of Circulation Advertising representatives; Charles B. Miller, 226 Fifth A a New York City. W. & Stock welt Peoples Oaa bldg., Chicago, ill. M. C. Morsensen A Co, Inc.. Loa Angeles and Seattle. San Francisco. Classified AdvcrtlslniE Kates Rate per word each insertion I cents, three Insertions i cents, ne week S cents, one month 20 seats, one year, per month,- IS lenta: minimum per ad 16 cents. City ads cash In advance, and tot taken over phone, unless ad ertlaer has monthly account. No allowance for phone errors. FOR SALrV- Honci VANTrOD S:ilt-m home for mod ern Portland home. Becke & Hendricks. U. S. bank bids &UV that beautiful home now at reduced prices. Come see ft, only $10,500. Gertrude J- . M. Piise. &OOD house7 large lot, fine lucu tlon, owner leaving town, priced rlfht for quick sale. 1246 Ma rion, phone 1270M, a26 ntADLO Modern Portland home for Salem home. Must be mod ern, not over $6500. Becke & Hendricks, U. S. bank bldg. a2fi t ROOM house close in, suitable for apartments, bath and two toilets, rent very reasonable, will eell or trade for acreape. 735 north High. a?S and easy termc Start a home of your own. WK WHITE INSUR ANCE, liecke & Hendricks, IT. s. brink bids. 2fi tJHIOATIIST buy in Salem in an apt .house close in, $15,000. An other smaller one for $3800 bringing splendid dividends. (Sertrudo J. M. I'.-tse. a &AUGA1X SU-ictly mudon. 7 room home, N. Summer St. Full cement basement, furnace, laun- Jry trays, fireplace, garage, full cement drive, hardwood floors, $0500. Becke & Hendricks, U. S. brink h?rifr. n2C GOOD VALUIIS Knst front lot on north Winter ttttween D nnd E Sts. Price $950 5 room house 1H blocks south f State street. Price $1600. Would ;onaider offer for quick sale. KIUJEGER 147 N. Com'l. phone 217. a27 V'OR SALE Modern house, six rooms. Bleeping porch, garage, paved Rtrcet, walks, lot 50x126; Vt block to car, 'iy blocks to state house; $4500, some terms; deal with owner, save commis sion. Call 1713W after 6:30 p. m. a27 FOR SALK Store building and - dwelling, on main street, a home and an income for $4200. easy terms. 1200 acre stock ranch, new bungalow, good barns, run ning water, some timber, well located close to good town, a snap at $22.50 per acre. 13 acre truck and hen ranch all equip ped, new buildings, a money maker, it will pay you to inves tigate. New six room modern bungalow, south Salem, $5000. Five room cottage, very close In $2650. 40 acre river bottom farm $2000. F. I. Wood, 841 State St. a27 MODERN SAL KM HOME $4500 WANTS AUTO AND CASH Client owns 6 room one story bungalow located at 1275 E street, has full basement, furnace, fire olace. built In cupboards and oth- r modern conveniences including rarage, inelde of .house has Just been tinted and varnflshed like lew. Client lives out of town and lannot use house, . instructs me to lake In a good car at Its cash vai le as part payment, might tike lot or acreage aa part payment. tome cash and some terms. Phone r write me at Eucene alter you took at house and are ready to liibmit offer. FRANK KINNEY. Exclusive Agt. Eusene. .Ore. n31 LOTS. LOTS. LOTS $G50 buys a good east front lot on N. Capitol St. paving paid. $750 Buys a good east front lot on N. Summer St. paving paid. $200 Buys a good lot on N. 21st St.. assume paving $600 Buys a good corner lot on . Chemeketa and 23rd St. paving paid $400 Buys a good lot on north Church street $550 Buys a large corner lot on N. Winter street $400 Buys a good east front lot on Fir St. assume paving $1200 Buys a fine corner lot on S. High street. T. E. BROWN or MELVIN JOHNSON" 10ft S. Commercial St. a I1KST HCYS IN HOMES $6000, a real home, 0 rooms on Court street. $5000, modern bungalow, six rooms, only 6 blocks of business district $4980, close In modern house, 10 rooms, suitable for an apart ment house. 1 lots, paving paid, best of terms. $4500. snap, good house rooms with furniture, large corner lot paved atreet. rents for $50 per month. $3250. owner write u to sell food 7 room plastered house, two lots, paving paid, hilf cash; now Vacant, immediate possession. $1200. half cash, cozy 4 room Souse, Hunts, water $250. paying bakery business. Stock and fixtures good town. . LOTS LOTS LOTS .Vow Is the time to buy them. rxviutlful lots on paved street, , al location. Price $500 to ItOO eny terms. ts CHILPS ft BECHTEL FOK BALK liy owner, modern room house, garage, wains, par ed street, within three blocks of eapltol building. $4009, $3000 down. Inquire Wilcox 8ervU station, 17th and Center Bt. a2 ee FOB SALE Wood WOOD sawing, phone 11 SI. ce6T LUNAKUU saws wood. Phone 207J. eeSS DKV alub wood for sale, and sec ond growth. Phone 1750. ce48 FOIt fiALK Kir and oak wood. WOOD sawing. C. H. Dencer. Day phone 070 evening 88F11. ee3j NICK dry elab wood and oak for ea 1 e cheap. -1810. eeSSl WOOD suwiug. " Fisher lid roe. 1810. ee331 FOK dry wood, sawed In desired lengths, call C. D. Query, 77F2. ee23 WOOD fur sale, oak IS.60, maple $8 and fir $6.75. Phone 15i9J. ee28 IH INCH block wood $3.75 per load, 4 loads $14. Phone 1S79W. ee45 DUY mill wood. $4.75 per loal; 10 Inch second growth fir $5.50 per load. Phone 1879W. eeSl GOOD WOOD AND COAL, $12.75 ton up. Prompt delivery. Hill man Fuel, phone 1855. ee TRANSFER Also good dry wood and Utah coal LARMER TRANSFER ft STORAGE CO. Phone 930 ee BEST GRADE OF WOOD 4 fL and 16 Inch . Dry. and green Mill Wood Dry Second Growth Fir Dry Old Fir Dry 4 ft. ash Prompt delivery and reasonable price. Fred E. Wells, 280 outh Church ohone 1542. o FOR SALE Miscellaneous c RUGS for sale. Phone 643. c26 CREAM separator for sale. Phono 79F4. c27 FOR SALE New Home sowing machine. 638W. LLOYD loom baby busfe'S. fine shape. 1Si0 State St. FOR SALE Airedale dog, phone 1K14W. c26 CHEAT and grain hay. Phone 1204M. c41 OLD PAPEKS for sale, largo bun- dle 5c. Capital Journal. APPLES for sale, 75c, $1 bushel. Call 17F15. C36 DALED hay and straw; shoats. A E. Kuenxi. phone 10F21. c35 BALED clover huy and straw Phone 981R. C HAY $12.50 pur Ion at barn. W. G Roth, Si I vert on road, box 1 4 4 A C26 FOR SALE Young pigs, and No 1 gooseberry plants. Rt. 1, box 20AA. c2S BALED clover hay, slightly dam aged, $10 per ton. J, H. Enge man, Sllverton, Or. c27 FOR SALE Five shares of Van couver paper mill atock at a dis count. Phone 737. c26 OLD fir wood, baled hay clover ana vetcn, aressea emcaens. Phono 39F5. c27 THREE cell 6 volt battery, fully charged. $5. Lock hart, 1749 N. Front. c37 FOR SALE A few sacks of crack ed beans at a reduced price. quality good. Phone 254 or 622. c26 CONCORD grape plants, the very best strain, phone evenings af ter 6, 1135W, U. A. Miller, 260 Marion. c50 FOR SALE 40 inch child's bed, high chair and walker. All In first class condition. Phone 699M. c26 EVENTUALLY; why delay the pleasure 7 The Portland News, 45c per month delivered. Phone 923 or 1269W. FRUIT TREES High and Ferry, call and see our stock before buying. Phone 1140M. FRUTTLAND NURSERY BUY coats prune trees from us. Our price Is right. Will trade trees for hay. Mathls Nursery Co., office opposite Oregon Electric depot. " c29 l - WANTED Miscellaneous NET and ttcnm curtains launder cd. Phone 2025W. 126 H. EGNER numbing and repair work. Phone 1310W. 1321 WANTED Maternity cases by practical nurse. Phone 1693M 131 LISTINGS WANTED, on desirable proprttUs. W. A, Liston, agent. 128 WANTED Private money to loan on approved security. V. A, Lis ton. agent. 12S' PLOWING and excavating done, also fertilizer for sale. Phone 45J. 140 YES, we buy everything, highest cash prices paid ror raps, sacKS, hides, metal, etc. 900 N. Com mercial, phone 21 j 7. i si FARM WANTED To trado good Income property. New brick and concrete building. Becke ft Hendricks, U. S. bank bldg. 126 WANTED On long lease about 6 room modern house, reliable; must be reasonable. Rt, S, box 63A. 126 LIKE to hear from owner good dairy farm, fully equipped, to rent on shares. Box A G care Journal. 12 CHIMNEY sweeping, furnace cleaning by Salem resident. Phone 1563J, morning, noon or evening. WANTED Painting, tinting, pa nerhanglng. floor surfacing, ex pert service guaranteed. Phone 1491W. " WANTED Private money for farm loans. We bars several applications on hand. Hawkins ft Roberts, Inc., 20$ Oregon building. WANTED Used furniture ran ea heaters, cook stoves, tools, ta We pay cash, get our prices before you sell. Liberty Ex change, 241 N. Com'l St. phone 841. L WANTED Used furniture, stoves of all kinds, guns. Koaaiea, ioois, ate People's Furniture store sells for less or makes the other fellow do It Phone 7 J'i N. Commercial. WANTED To buy a few build lug lota price must be reason able, answer at once. Box 44 Capital Journal 1-S1. n2T FOR SALE Poultry BROWN Leghorns, early layers. best blood on the Pacific coast. Cockerels, egga Write Joe War Iner. 2144 5th St.. Salem. f'.ft MISCELLANEOUS WOODItv buys furniture for cash. phone 511. 'RUNING Hour or Job. F. C. Walker, Rt. 3, box 126A. m25 FOR expert furniture packing and snipping, call sttrrs Furniture store, phone 941. .n HIGH grade piano near Sale in will be sold to reliable party at a big saving, $10 monthly will handle. A bargain. Write at once to Mrs. W. C. Taw, 4328 44th St., S E, Portland. m26 iOOS Scavenger service. Garbage ana refuse of all ainds removed by the month at reasonable ratee phone $5, residence 2058. Cess pools cleaned and dead animals removed. m SQUARE Deal Welding Works ox- acerytene and electric. We spe cialize on cylinder blocks, alum inum cases, heavy cast Iron, steel tanks, boilers, flues, leaf and coll springs, frames and fend era Call us for estimates. If Us trade of metal we can weld It 349 Ferry St phone 864. m FOR SALE Livestock IGa Phone 105F11. VETERINARIAN, Dr. Patterson, phone 2028W. e50 FOR SALE Cheap, 4 year old cow. k. rirunk. Kola. e26 Vnn RAT. I.' Throa vm- TTTZ cneron norse. phone 47F14. eZ6 FOR SALE Choice fresh milk goats ana Kids. Bliven, Rt. 1, box 21B. e26 YOUNG team for sale, or will trade for cattle or wood. Phone 1879 W. e3 1 FOR SALE io full blood White Leghorns. 222 N. 24th St., Sa lem. o2S WANTED Cows coming fresh February or March. Phone 101K 31 after 6 p. m. e26 FOR SALE Or trado for wood, good work mare, weight around 400. Phone 52F2 e27 HXTItA L-oinl inv to rr.h.n in me spring, cheap; also some niie hock puueis now laying. Third house south of the Salem Cheese factory, Rt. fi. e2C AUTOS TWO 32x4 tires, tubes and riins i.t each. C;tll 20241. n.27 WANTED Used nulomubile lor cash. Phone 2029R. 126 SPECIAL price on alt used cars. Newton Chevrolet Co. q TRUCK for sale. Inquire Cherry City Milling Co. q FOR SALE '18 Mitchell light six in storage since Sept. '23. Price $125. Car nt 1207 State St. q27 WILL trade ton half truck with starter, new tires, for Ford. phone 70F24. q2S Dodge roadster ............ - $!i76 Dodge touring inclosure ....$485 Oldsmobile tour, inclosure $500 Overland touring like new $450 Overland touring excellent condition ., $275 Studcbaker sedan $700 Studobaker tour, like new $850 Gardner sport touring ...... $750 We also have Fords and Chevro- lets $50 and up. F. W. PETTYJOHN CO. 19 and 279 N. Commercial St. q USED FORD SPECIALS 1923 roadster 1924 touring . 1923 touring $225 $375 $290 $365 $315 $340 1923 coupe 1922 coupe 1924 roadster . 1920 touring, starter t $145 1924 Tudoor sedan $535 Easy terms, 1925 license includ ed. VALLEY MOTOR CO. Phone 1995 q R. N. MacDONALD THE MARMON DEALER ALt KINDS OF USED CARS COME IN AND SEE THEM BEST BARGAINS AND BEST TERMS GUARANTEED SERVICE TEL. 793 256 STATE ST. q A FEW USED CARS 1919 Dodge touring 1923 Dodge touring 1922 Dodge touring 1922 Overland touring M 1921 Dod ge sedan ....... 1923 Dodge delivery 1923 Studebaker special touring 1924 Ford touring with lots of extras $300 $675 $550 $375 $650 $760 $375 $400 $350 1920 Dodge touring 1917 Dodge touring $100 All cars with 1925 license, terms BONESTEELE MOTOR CO. q2 MARMONS AND USED CARS GUARANTEED SERVICE BEST BARGAINS AND BEST TERMS IN TOWN R. N. MacDONALD Tel. 793 356 mats St ' AN OPPORTUNITY To buy a quality used car at the right price. Read this out loud. Essex 4 coach , ,,- - Dodge sedan Dodge touring , - $700 . $050 $650 Maxwell touring , $500 Ilupmoblle' touring Buick 6 touring . $650 . $300 . $300 $1800 $1600 $3600 $1585 Ford sedan Cadillac 61 touring . Packard six touring Packard eight - - Hurlnoo coach Essex coach - $1070 Reasonable terms if desired FRED M. POWELL MOTOR CARS Corner of Cottage and Ferry H. Phone 2126 Q27 OWN YOUR OWN HUME 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, phonca 795. 1042J. n FOR SALE AT ONE HALF PRICE for limited time; $ acre tracts on Rosedale paved road, south of Salem, very close to car line. Pric es are going up. If Interested act at once. SOCOLOFSKY 341 State n FARM FOR TRADE If you want a farm In southern Oregon where there is lots of sunshine, see John H. Scott, 305 Oregon bldg. 160 acres. 60 In cultivation, good buildings, good water and light systems, close to town, fine grape land. Will trade for real property near Sa lem or will take auto or truck or livestock. n26 FOR SALE 10 acres Lake Labish land, for $2000, half cash. 32 acres, all in cultivation, east of Salem, good road, $250 pet acre. Cheap house and splendid lot. for $550, easy terms. SO foot front on State street, room house and store building. Price $4200. terms. 6 room house, east front on pav ed street, $2750. A snap. W. A. LISTON, Agent 484 Court atreet n28 LOOK THESE OVER 6 acres for $375, terms. 20 acres, 3-4 mile from Salem, good location, $3750, terms. 10 acres, T in prunes 10 years old, V gooseberries, balance clear ed, 4 room bungalow, coop, wood shed, garage, well, 6 miles from heart of city. $2100 term a 6 room new bungalow, modern in every detail, garage, paved street, $4250, $1250 cash, balance like rent. SOCOLOFSKY 341 State street n BARGAINS WORTH WHILE Dandy 6 room modern bungalow garage, paved street, near school. $3500, easy terms. 6 acre suburban home In Jef ferson for Salem home. 1 4 acre suburban home, S set buildings, fruit, $5000, easy terms. & room home .modern, close In, paved street, $2500. For sale cheap or exchange, well improved 2a acre farm. All kind of exchanges. PERRINE ft MARSTERS Com. club bldg. TO EXCHANGE 25 acres near Salem, all In cul tivation, good buildings; will ex change for good dairy farm, up to $15,000. 800 acre stock and grain ranch. 75 miles northwest of Calgary, Canada; . want city or country property in Willamette Valley. 10 acres, all in fruit, mostly prunes. Good 7 room modern house; near Salem, paved road. Want unencumbered Alberta land to $600.0 W. A. LISTON, Agent Real Estate, Insurance, Loans 484 Court street n28 6 room home on paved street, basement, garage, well built In, $2700, terms. 6 rooms and sleeping porch. furnace, fireplace, garage, paved atreet, 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. 6 rooms and floored attic. Par- rish addition, hardwood floors. strictly modern, beautiful shade trees, $500. WINNIE PETTYJOHN, Realtor 316 Oregon bldg. n TO TRADE i room house, price $2000, for larger house. 6 room hoUea and garage, on paved street, price $1700, will take light car for flrat payment balance $15 per month. Large hotel In small town, trade for Improved acreage or will rent completely furnished. 100 acre improved farm, price $4000r clear, will trade for small tract or city property same value, 25 acres closo in to Salem, good ImproVements, will trade for city property. Large corner lot, both streets paved, renting i $40 per month, will trade for farm, price $5000. Good car to trade for lot THOMASON 331 State street. ' n Trades 65 improved acres north, 1 mile off of highway, price $6500 and will trade for Salem home and assume; 60 acres well improved with splendid prune or chard, price $6000 and will trade for small tract or home In Salem; 10 bare fruit acres for a little home in Salem; new room home close in for home farther out; 5 room home in Salem worth $3000 for la rger h o u se out east ; $ 3 0 0 0 home on small lot for 5 or 6 room house worth around $5000; 102 acres with 55 acres of fine prunes. 6 acres loganberries, fair house and barn and 2 -stack drier, right In the best prune section of Ore gon, price $25,000 and will con sider Income property. We have a modern home on Capitol for rent. MOILCHRIST ft PENNINGTON 209 U fl bank bldg. phone 140. n Start to accumulate that estate today $10 down and $10 per month will handle 3 fine lots, ono of which is on paved street, pave ment paid, east front sswerajre, car line. Price $500. $25 down and balance $10 per month win ouy a line lot on north 17th street pavement paid. PKoo 1500. $10 down and per month will handle a fine 4 acre tract south at end of the S. Commercial street car line, all In bearing fruit and berries Price I6&0. $10 down and easy terms on bal ance will make first payment on 5 acres of fine dark prairie soli, located east of Salem and close to Swegle school. Pries $1600. $25 down and balance $10 per month will handle three fine lots on north 18th street containing nearly acre of land. Pries $000 for a t $7.50 down and I7.S0 pr roonth will buy two fine lots, 60 by 139 feet each, close to car line Price $400. W, H. XiRABENHORST it CO. REALTORS 275 Bute street n' MADAM VIRGINIA gives reading on love and business. Hours 9 ', to t, 633 Ferry at phone 1908J 12T d FOR SALE Kurserv Stock ENGLISH ualnut tree, will bear from three to five years. 1721 Chemeketa St. d29 WALNUT, filbert, fruit trees, or namental shrubs. Pearcy Bros. Nursery. 537 8tate St. d35 FOR SALE Farms 5 ACRES at city limits. $1250. Turner road, terms. V. O. Sax ton. b30 OPEN TO INSPECTION Subur ban home and chicken ranch, elegantly furnished, hot and cold water, 14 acres, price cut by out of town owner. Will sell or trade, good term a Phone 9F22. 128 WANTED Sit nation HOUSE work wanted by experi enced girl. Phone 867. h27 HOUSEWORK wanted by young woman; must have $25 per month. Address box 122A, Rt. 3. Salem. Or. h27 WANTED Help W A NT M a r r i ed man 25 to 40 with car, to sell Fuller Brushes. Exclusive territory now open. 966 S. 12th St evenings only. R26 PARTY to raise turkeys and chickens ou shares, cut cord wood and work on hop ranch. Rt. 8, box 130, Salem, phone 69FI4. Chas. F. Simon. g27 FOR RENT APARTMENTS 265 S. Com'l. J29 APARTMENTS, 263 north Cottage J FOR RENT Duplex house with garage. Inquire 55 5 Ferry. J27 SMALL dwelling for rent, cheap. 770 Bolmont. J27 G ROOM modem house, 140 S. 15th, or call 1540 State. j26 FOR RENT Store space for rent, Inquire 519 Court St. j27 HIGH class furnished apartment, adults. 720 north Commercial, j HOUSE attd apartments, phone 2056J. J329 FURNISHED 3 room apartment, garage. 1586 State, phone 432M J27 BOARD, heated rooms. 686 Cen- ter cor. Cottage, phone 1950J. i ' J31 FOR RENT Furnished apart- . nient. 570 N. Liberty. phone 901W. j28 LEASE House furnished, 4 apt ' furnace, garage, to reliable par t ty. 945 S. 12th street J31 FOR RENT 64 acres and 14 I acres, fair buildings. 1188 north , Commercial j27 TWO room apt. furnaco heat, ev erything furnished, one block i from city hall. 434 N. High. J28 APARTMENT The Brown, phone Emma Murphy Brown 1632H after six o'clock. J" FURNISHED 2. 3. 4 room apts; 1-2 floor, heated ; garage. 945 S. 12th. - J26 OFFICE room to rent, next to new Salem hotel. Call 169 S. High. 1-31. j27 FURNISHED apartments reason able, no objection to children. 960 Broadway. J29 FOR RENT A good 7 room house, two lots, garage, barn, chicken house and lots of fruit. Inquire at 2525 Hazel nvo. J28 STEAM heated furnished room. with dressing room, maX do cooking, near capitol. Phone 2069J. j2 NEW bungalow for rent, 6 rooms, plastered, full basement fur nace, 2060 Trade, $30. Room 2. Bush bank bldg j26 FOR RENT Two nicely furnish ed apartments, close In. Inquire at 268 north Liberty, phone 1937W. j NICE apartment, upstairs, un furnished, good locality. Five rooms, large sleeping porch; adults preferred. Yew Park dis trict; 1844J. evenings. J27 FOR RENT Six room house close in, range, linoleum on kitchen, Shades, etc., an ideal location for beauty parlor or needlocraft with plenty of room for house keeping. Call 1550 during busi ness hours or eee owner at 267 N. High St. 1 LEOALS KXJCUTOK'S FINAL NOTR E o whom it may concern: No lls Is hereby given that the un dersigned, Clyde J. Boyce, execu tor of the last will and testament and estate of Emma L. Savage, deceased, has this day filed, in the county court for Marion county, Oregon, his final account in said estate, and said court nan fixed and appointed Tuesday, February 8. 1925. at the hour of ten o'clock a. m. of said day, at the county court room in the county court house, in Marion county, Oregon, aa the time and place for the hearing of objections to such final account and for ttie sqLtlemcnt thereof. Dated: December Si, I'JZ. CLYDE J. BOYCR, Exitor of the last will and tes tament of Emma L. Savage, de ceased. (Jal-ey F. Martin, attorney for estate. TjinitE OF FINAL SlITLE- M 1-iNT Notice Is hereby given that the nn.un.i.mmi nfocninr of the estate amVtant will and ten Lament ot An nie M- Hlgglns, doceased, has fil ed" his final account as such exeo- nlA.. tn lh pnnntV Mlirt of the stat of Oregon, for the county of Marion, and Tuesday, ueoruary 24 1925, at ten o'clock a. m., has beent fixed by the said court for u 7- nkiiUna in an Id final ar.tount and the settlement there of, at the county court room, In the county court nouse, in miiun county, Oregon. All persona Interested In said estate are hereby required to ap pear In said court at said time -1.. n 4 ihn P1UM. If inY I they have, why said final icroont should not be aliowen ana approv ed by said court Dated this 23rd day of January. 1925. E. II. CROISAN. Executor of the estate and last will and testament of Annie M Ilirgins, deceased. P. H. D Arcy, attorney for exec utor. tJyuruai Warn Ads Pay. REOPEN PROBE OF NAVAL OIL LIASES Washington, Jan. JO. - The special grand Jury which will take testimony in the new pro ceedings here in the case of Sena tor Burton K. wheeler or Mon tana unexpectedly was called up on today to reopen consideration ot the naval oil leases. Atlee Pomerene and Owen J. Roberts, 'government oil counsel, appeared before the jury when It convened and Judson C. Smith and A. 8. Booth, officials ot the First National bank ot Pueblo. Col.o., were examined. No indica tion of the testimony expected was given. A similar Inquiry was held be fore a grand jury hers last sum mer, but no report was returned. TAKES POWER FROM HANDS OF GOVERNOR Continued from Pace One) ner, and carrying the emergency clause. If passed It will give the board of control Immediate authority to name an entirely new commis sion, and will provide the way out of the tangle created by Gov ernor Pierce's attempt to remove Dr. Tom Ross from the commis sion. What fate will befall the meas ure after it has been passed by both houses and has felt the edge of the executive's axe, remains to be seen, but friends of the bill this morning expressed confi dence that they will be able to muster the two thirds needed to override the veto. In the house there is little cause to doubt that their optimism is well founded, but In the senate It ie another matter. Their claims In the upper house to the favorable vote ot 20 members are Berlously disputed by the opposition, which claims 11 votes. Action on the bill Is being close ly watched, for It gives promise of testing the strength of the gov ernor in the senate, and snouid the roll call reveal htm In con trol of 11 rotes the result will practically mean a deadlock that will defeat all major legislation during the session, for if defeat ed on this measure, the anti-governor forces have sufficient strength in the senate to prevent the enactment of whatever bills they may see fit. LOANS MONEY TO LOAN. $T00 to $2500 on good security. W. A. Liston, agent. r28 GOVERNMENT loans on farms 6Vj per cent F. L. Wilkinson. 202 U. S. National bank bldg. MONEY to loan on roal 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 6 with commis sion added. Ralph H. McCurdy, Nos. 6 and 6, Steeves-Moore B Idg., Sal e m. 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 ft per cent Plus a commission. Haw kins A Roberts, Ino 205 Ore gon bldg. r FARM AND CITY LOANS . 20 year farm loans on rural credit plan, with privilege or pre payment at any time. City loans made, at lowest rates of Interest If you have money to loan on either city or farm property see me, I have clients wanting private money. R. W. MAKST&KS tOf Masonic Temple. Salem. LEG ALU NOT!Cl!l of Intention to Improve E Street from llrondwny to Flrtli Street Notice Is hereby given that the Common Council of the City of Salem, Oregon, deems it necessary annd expedient and hereby de clares its purpose and Intention to Improve E street from the east line of Broadway street to the west line of Fifth street at the ex pense of the abutting and adja cent property by bringing said portion of said street to the es tablished grade, constructing 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 tho plans, specification and estlmntes thereror which were adopted by the said council January 19th, 1925, and which are hereby referred to and made a part of this notice. The Common council hereby further declares Its purpose and intention to make the above do scribed Improvement by and through the Street Improvement Department of the City of Snlcm By order of the Common Coun cil the 19th any of January. 19Z5 M. TOULSEN, City Recorder. Hate of first publication hereof Is January 21st, 192S. 2H NOTICE OF FINAL SKITLE MF.NT Notice Is hereby given that tho undersigned executor of the es tate and last will and testament of Thomas Molsan and Harrictte Molsan, deceased, has filed his final account In the said ostato, li the county court of Marlon coun ty, state of Oregon, and that said county court has fixed ana ap pointed Monday, the 9th day or February. 1925, at the hour of ten o'clock a. m.. of said day. In the county court room, In the county court house. In the city of Halcm. Marlon county, Oregon, a: the time and place ror the hearing of objections) to the said final ac count and for the settlement there of. Dated this 9th day of January, 1925. O. J. MOISAN. Executor of the estate and last will and testament of Thomas Molsan end Hurrlette Molsan, do ceased. P H. DArcy, attorney for exec utor ON THE AIR FRIDAY NIGHT (Pacific Time) KOW 8 p. m., University of Oregon lecture; professor James H. Gilbert, head department ot economics; subject "The Plans and Baus of Interstate Compe tition. 10 p. m. Hoot Owls with Pantages frolic, Al Kader Shrine -h ant era and other features. KFDJ 7-f P. m., Oregon Agricultural college program of news bulletins, KOA 7-9 p. m., musical en tertainment. KFAE 7:30-10 p. m., in structive talks for farmers, musical features. KLX 8-10:20 p. m., opera. "Martha,' 'music by the KLX trio. KFI 8-11 p. m.. Herald pro gram, Brandsta Iters' Syncopa tors entertainment KNX 8-12 p. m., special musical features. Ambassador hotel dance orchestra. KHJ 8-11 P. m., Mullen and Bluett program, BUtmore hotel dance orchestra. KFOA 8:30-11 p. m.. Uni versity ot Washington Glee club program, Olympic hotel dance orchestra. KJR 10-11 p. m., Ray Rob inson and his orchestra of the Willard hotel. KLX 10:30-12 p. m., dance music by the Wolohan's Califor nia ns orchestra from the Sweet ballroom. SATURDAY MC.IIT KOW 10 p. m., Multnomah Hotel S'roilers,. KFSCI 7:30-11 p. m., special services, or.in and musio se lections, sermon by Ainiee Scm ple McPherson. KHJ 8-1 1 p. m., J. Howard Johnson program, Earl Burnett's orchestra of the BUtmore hotel. KFI S-U p. m., Herald pro gram, musical features. KGO 8-10 p. m., San Frnn cIjko Musical club pr,;ram, ad dress on "Primary Law." KPO 8-12 p. m., Art Weld ner's orchestra of the Fair mount hotel. KNX 8-12 p. m., travel prj crrnm. Hotel Ambassador orches tra. KFOA 8:10-11 p. m.. Ne vada orchestra program, Olym pic hatel dance orchestra. KJR 10-11 p. in., Ray Rob inson orchestra. KGO 10 p. m.-l a. rn., Henry Halstead orclisliu of KHJ IZ m.-2 a. in.. Majestic tho St. Francis hotel. Six orchestru, ensemble of KHJ a r; 1st s. SUNDAY NIGHT (Pacific Time KGW 10::to a. m.. services from First Presbyterian church. Dr. Harold Leonard Bow.-nan, pastor. 3 p. m.. Municipal con cert by wlra telephony from public auditorium; chorua nnd soloists under direction ot Mrs. Fred L. Olson; organ selections by Luclen Becker. 6 p. m church services provided by tho Pilgrim Congregational church; Dr. J. W. P-.-ice, paMtor. 7 p. m,, dinner program concert by Col burn's conce.-t orches'.ra of the Hotel Portland; intermission solos by Genevieve Kleeu, lyric soprano. CLEAR LAKE PROJECT BILL INTRODUCED (Continued from Page One the proposed territory for the our pose of Tottns upon tho Question of forming and creating out of such territory a municipality. If tne Tote is favorable the zovernnr declares the proposed territory a municipality to be known by such name as the petition may disclose. It to provided, however, that if in the proposed territory there la an entire county or counties, or an entire Incorporated city or cities, and any such county or city should register a majority vote against the Incorporation, thon such county or city voting nega tively is deemed to have rejected the formation of the municipali ty, ana is not Included in tho mu nicipality formed. The governor appoints the first trustees ot the municipality, who serve until tho next general election, voting and appointment to which general election the municipality elects us own trustees. The trustees under the propos ed measure are given authority to sell the bonds ot tho municipal ity in an amount not to exceed $15,000, for the purpfiso of pro curing tlio necessary funds to make the initial surveys and de termine the probable cost of the development of either water for domestic uses or water and hy dro-electric power. After deter mining the probable cost of such projects the question It submitted to the voters of the municipality to determine whether or not the bonds of the municipality shall be sold for the purpose ot the wa ter or power development. The municipality is given au thority under the provisions of the bill to do anything necessary in order to furnish the lnhabl tnnts of the municipality water to live in incorporated cities or In others, for domestic purposes, and electricity for either light or power purposes, dependent upon the extent to which the munici pality may determine to engage in such activities. The measure further provides that the trustees shall fix and determine the rates to be paid by the users of such water or power and such rates must be sufficient to maintain the necessary equip ment to take care of depreciation, pay all of the overhead expense, th. Interest on bonds and retire the principal. Other than the limit of $15,000 no bonds ran be sold by the trus tees without the vote ot th, legal voters of the municipality. While the occasion tar legisla tion ot this kind at this time has arisen with respect to the needs of the four valley cities, namely, Salem. Albany. Corvallla and Eu gene, the proposed measure Is so prepared that any community in th, state may take advantage of the privilege! provided by the act AUCTION fcfcH a. N. WOODRI. expert live stock, furniture real estate aaiw Uoneer. Res. 1610 N, stemmsar Tet $11 tor sals dates; BATTKRY SUPPLIES PREST-O-HTal BATTERY SKR VICB. Expert into slsctrlciassw Phone 180$ 416 Court Bt R. U BARTON, Exlds baUsrles, starter and generator work. 171 & commercial. WILLARD Bervlos Station, Jo Williams, 631 Court street phone IBS. "Automotive electric tana" e CHIROPRACTOR Dlt o. U SCOTT, chiropractor, 410 O. a bank bldg. DRUGGISTS J. O. PERRY, Raxail druggist lift ' a. commercial st KLKOTRICAX SUPPLIES ELECTRICAL Fixture A 8upp:y Co, 13$ N. Liberty, phone 134. wiring ana nxiures. BROWN ELL ELECTRIC, succes sors to Welch Electrlo, eontract- uu auppucSL 9i9 BiaiS Bt Phone 95$. e ARCHIE FLEENER. electrician, house wiring by hour or eon traot Estimates furnished, phone 080. 471 Court St HAL1K ELECTRIC SHOP 131 Court Ws do house wiring and carry a complete stock ot fix cures. Instrument repairing, ex perimental work. Electric appll ances repaired. Phone 488. FLOR1S1 CUT flowers and floral piecea De livery. a F. Brelthsupt florist, 12$ N. Liberty, phone 880. HEMSTITCHING MRS. a B. MILLER, hemstitching stamping, buttons. Room 10. over Miller's store, phone 117. SALEM Elite, hemstitching, pleaU Ing. buttons, stamping sod nee dlework. Phone 170. 139 Oregon bldg. MERCHANT 1A1LOK B. H. MOSHER -Tailor for men and women. 474 Court St M. A. ESTks. tine tailoring. 184 a an eireei. MOIORCRCLIUS" LLGYU ifi. RAM8DEN. Dike acce sorles and Dayton bicycles. 187 Court street HARRY W. SCOTT, "The Cycle' Man." 1 47 south Commercial, phone 08. OHKGOX HUMANE SOCIETY REPORT cases of cruelly to chil dren or animals tn oentral Wil lamette valley district to Dr. W. G. Morehouse, humane officer. o.noin. ur.. tel. i&iu. illl'll'IAItiu ' " " GLASSES fitted by an optometrist Bow Optical Co.. 825 State St 11 .It HI IIIS14 PLUMBING and general repair tT'fik. rnuna sou, uraoer pros.. 'n ouuiii fcioeny. tlEO M. 114H11-numbing, heat.' Ing, sheet metal works. Iti a, Commercial. . . 1'IANOH GEO. C. WILL, pianos, phono if.pi", .owing macninea. sheet muslo ant) piano studies. Re pairing phonographs and sew. Ing machines. 43. State. Salem. mi vi'i ifi A SATISFIED ouatomer return, to we itowiana Printing oompany. phone 1612. Maaonlfl Temple. STOVES of all kinds rebuilt, re- pmruu. cons maae. in. Htov. shop. E55 Marion, phon. 15J4. 89 8TOV US rebuilt and repaired. 60 years experience. "Depot. Na clonal and Ellwood Ce.tcea, slsea SI to 61 Inches high. Paints, oil and varnishes, etcx, logan. berry and hop booke. Salem Pence and Stov. Works. 350 Court street, phone 124. WATER COMPANY 8ALRM WATER COMPANY Ot- noea. corner Commercial and Trade 8ta. Bills payable month, ly In advance. Phone 67. tvrMin wnnuiun JACOB WKIZEL Cabinet Works. upnoisterlng and reflnlshlng. Phone 159t. f.H Court St. Farm Loans ANDERSON A RUPERT, 406 Oregon Building L. T Dick and L. M, Hum Clll.M-Sl MKDK'I.SU CO. 420 and fit State St. Has wonderful Chinese reme dies wlilcli ..III cure any tiiitnnn oilmen! Including tlilenehe. bnckitrhe, stoninrh, kidney trouble!, male anil female. If ill consult os al onco. Delay Is dangerous. lstahl.hrl 18 years In 3a- -. Oregon I'lione XS3 Bargains in Harness and Farm Implement Capital Bargain House The House of a Million and One Bargain! 215 Center Street 640 Bute street a