TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1925
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL,' SALEM, OREGON
fAUK SEVEN
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FOR SALE Homci
FOll IS X C H AX( 1 K Modern rcwi -dence
in Medford for Salem
residence. Address P O box 152,
Salem. a37
l'"OK SALfc. In Aumsville, good
10 room house and other ,lm
provemunts, will sell reasonable.
Box 130, Aumsville, ur. at?
SNA I
Cod house, 6 rooms, fireplace.
In rsc lot. Price 1 1000. terme.
Why rent? Sec Child & Bech-
tcl. 40 Sf.ate street. a"
CllOlCK VACANT LOT
Half block off State street, east
frontage, paved street, cement
walks in and paid for. A real
buy, only $500 with easy terms,
&e Childs & Bechtel, 540 State
street.
A GOOD buy in a i room house,
lights and water, paved street,
$1100 and assume paving, small
payment will handle; also 4
room house. lights nnd water,
acre, north Salem. $2000, terms
room house, lignts water, pa'-
ed street, $2000, terms; a new
bungalow that Is nice for $2700,
terms. A eood 4 room for $1300,
terms. H. K. Brown Or Melvin
Johnson, 109 S. Commercial. n
BKK THIS BKAl'TIKCLLY LO
CATBI) FAIKMOl'NT PARK
MOUNTAIN VIKW HOME
Kast frcnt. 9 room modern res
ldence. double constructed, full
basement, furnace nnd laundry
trays. Double garage. If you want
to buy one of the most beautifully
located homes In Salem, let us
show you this one. Price $8000,
terms on part.
6 room, east front bungalow,
modern except furnace. Two bed
rooms, nice handy built Ins. Well
located on paved street, near Cen
ter street car line. Price $2i
$S00 cash, good terms on bal
ance.
For choice bargains in Salem
city properties, see
WKLLS TALL MAM & SON
229 Ore. bide Salem. Or. a
ee
FOB SALE Wood
ce
WOOD sawing, phono 1131. ee67
BUSV fir wood now $0.50. Call
1131. . eeS6
WOOD -All kinds. Phones 1394
5SP31. ee37
ASH wood, any length, H. A
Kuenzl, Bllverton, Or. eeS
DRY slab wood fur sale, and sec
onJ growth. Phone 175$. ee5
FOR SALE Fir and oak wood
Phone 92F3. C. R. Bradley. ee!7
WlUlli ijui'lnc I H I nror 1 i;i v
phono 976 evening 83F11. ee32
NICK dry slab wood and oak for
sale cheap. 1819 ee331
Wool) sawing. Fisher Bdros
1819 ee331
WOOD s.rwlng, Judd & Schmidt
phrne 142. eei4
16 INCH block wood $3.75 per
load, 4 loads $14. Phone 1ST9W
ee45
GOOD COAL DRY WOOD
PK O M PT D 10 LI V E It I ES
HILLMAN FUEL CO,
PHONE 1855
TRANSFER
Also good dry wood and Utah coal
LA KM ER
TRANSFER & STORAGE CO.
Phone 930 eo
BEST GRADE OF WOOD
4 fL and 18 inch
Dry and green Mill Wood
Dry Second Growth Ftr
Dry Old Kir
Dry 4 ft. ash
Prompt delivery and reasonable
price. Fred G. Wells, 280 wuth
Church nhnns 1M8
ra
MISCELLAW E0US
m
WOODRY buvs furniture for caan
phone 611. n
WILL trade Buckeye brooder fr
Jersey heifer, or what have you?
Phone 1791W3. m37
FOR expert furniture packing and
shipping, call Stiff's Furniture
store, phone t41. n
SOOS Scavenger service. Garbage
and refuse of all Kinds removed
by the month at reasonable rates
phone 86. residence 1051. Ci
pools cleaned and desd animal
removed m
SQUARE Deal Welding Works ox
acetylene and electric We spe
cialize on cylinder blocks, alum
inum cases, heavy cast Iron,
steel tanks, boilers, flues, leaf
and coil springs, frames end
fenders. Call us for estimates
It Its nrsde of metal we can
weld It 149 Ferry SL phone
tS4. m"
WANTED Helo
rt'ANTED Housekeeper, middle
need lady preferred, country,
$25 per month. Box 6 care Jour
nal. . . g36
WANTED Man and team to plow
and set strawberries. Home
Realty Co., HI 8. High. 2-10.
15
PARTNER or all, exrellent paying
bsine?. Experience unneces
sary. $J00 monthly guaranteed.
Small Investment. Bee Mr. Drake
69 S. High St. Open evening.
' WANTED Miscellaneous
UOUIi uwer spray my oultit fur
sale cheiip. Phone 12F:'5. c3
11. UUNBl; Plumbing and repair
work. Phone 1310W. rll
WANTKU LISTINGS ON city and
farm properly. W. A. Llston,
agent. 135
WANTED Private money to lend
on approved security. W, A.
Llston. agent. I3I
FLOWING, and excavating done.
also fertilizer- for sale. Phone
946 J, 140
VVANTKD Private loan $5u00 on
real estate. Security three for
one. Box H Capital Journal.
138
WANTED Ladles used bicycle.
must be In very good condition,
reasonable price. Phone 208 1 J.
ISC
FO UKKNT Furnished apart
ment, 2 rooms, closets, a kite:,
enette and bath. Phone 1347W.
j40
WANTKD To buy old house and
lot, give full particulars and
price. Box 12 Capital Journal
2-13. 138
WANTED To rent a modern un
furnished 5 or 6 room house on
or before Feb. 15. Phone 149711
Mrs. Karl E. Hinges. 13 5
Ysfef, we buy everything, highest
cash prices paid for rags, sacks.
hides, metal, etc, so w. com
mercial, phone 2157. 137
WANTED Painting, tinting, pa
Derhanelns. floor surfacing, ex
pert service guaranteed. Phone
1491W. Ml
WANTED To rent 5 or 6 room
partly furnished modern house
prefer close to schools. W. G.
Walker, mgr. Skaggs stores.
13
MONEY WANTED $2000 on 320
acre farm; house and 2 barns,
Polk county, 3 to 5 years. W, A.
Llston. asent. 484 Court St.
133
WANTED ti horses, age 5 years
to 7 years, weight 1400 to laaO,
must be sound, no bad habits.
State price. Address Box $0
Capital Journal. 135
HOCSK WANTED For spot cash
six room bungalow, must be
strictly modern and new. Not
over 12 blocks out. W. A. Lis
ton, agent. J35J
WANTED A loan of $S30. 3 years
security good, and $2o00 loan
for 5 years. See H. E. Brown or
Melvin Johnson. 10 s. com
merclnl. 123
WANTED Private money for
farm loans. We have several
applications on hand. Hawkins
& Roberts, inc., 20a Oregon
building. 1
WANTED Used furniture ran
es. heaters, cook stoves, tools,
etc We pay cash, get our prices
before you dell. Liberty h.x
change, 241 N. Coni'l SU phone
841. 1
WANTED Used furniture, stoves
of all kinds, guns, kodaks, tools.
etc. People's Furniture store
sells for lees or makes the other
fellow do 1L .Phone 734, 371
N. Commercial.
WILSON & DOUY, we make
specialty of floor surfacing, we
surface your new floor, we re
surface your old floor. We will
call and estimate free of any
obligation, res. 1153 Oak, phone
1281W. . 140
LISTINGS WANTED
A few days ago we advertised tha
we had a cash buyer for a res!
dence and desired to list a rei
dence. Wc got it and have sol J
it. We now have cash purchas
ers for several homes. Can sell
them if the price is reasonable
List your property at once for
quick sale. John 11. Scott, 30
Oregon hldg. 131
c FiR SALE Miscellaneous c
FOH SALE Singer
chine $f. 638W.
sewing
GOOSE feathers for sale. $1.2
lb. phone 5SF21. c35
CHEAT and grain hay. Phone
1264M. e41
OLD PAPEU8 for Kale, large bun
die 5c. Capitnl Journal. c
APPLES for sale,
Call 17F1S.
75c, $1 bushel
c36
BALED h:iy and straw; shoats. A
K. KiietiKt, phone 10F21. c3"
BALED clover hay and straw
Phone 9S1R.
MODERN furnished apartmc'i-.
centrally located. 755 Ferry St.
c37
RANGE, pood condition, for sale.
phone 1457W. 365 south lith.
c3
ONE Minute' electric washer, for
sale, good condition. 2o5 La
felle. call after 5 p. m. c37
FOR SALE 10 dozen O. A. C
trao nest $15 doz. C. A. Brink
lit. 2, box 30AB. c37
FOR SALE Fox terrier puppies,
960 Broadway, Mrs. HaDlwill,
phono 1076W. c3
AUCTION SALE 346 Front St,
Thursday Feb. 12, 1:30 p.
F. N. Woodry. auctioneer. c36
THREE cell 6 volt battery, fully
charged, $5. Lock hart. 1749 N
Front. c37
FOR SALE Harness and shoe
shop In Mt. Angel. Inquire Firs.
National bank, Mt. Angel, Or,
c40
FOR SALE Book case, graphuno
la, beds, tables, chairs, stoves
and other articles. 2617 Brook
ave. c3fi
FOR HALE Mans btke, good con.
dltlon, also Rhode Island Red
cockerel and chickens.
22 40
Fairgrounds road.
C$9
FRUIT TREES
High snd Ferry, call and see our
stock before buying. Phone
1140M. c
FRUITLAND NL'RRERT
LATE inodil Royal typewriter for
sale, has had very little use,
bargain for cash. Call evening?,
Mm. Lucavlsh, 1510 State, phone
354 W. C3 9
LOGANBERRY stakes $1 1000,
No. 12 wire to lb, large cedar
posts 18c, picking crates Sc. B.
C. Nelson, Bilverton road near
fair grounds c35
POLITICALLY subsidized news
papers have made us a nation of
rubber stamps, the remedy, read
the Portland News. Phone 123
or 124w.
HIGHEST cash price paid. Wo
buy everything, used furniture,
tools, rags, sacks, old metal snd
used cam. Get our prices before
you sell. Phone 399, 215 Center
street. c
Subscribe tor the Journal
PERSONAL
MADAM K Virginia give,, readings
on love or businc, this wee
only 3t Kerry, phone 1908J. I
FOR SALE 5 nrscrr Stock d
WALNUT, filbert, fruit trees, or
namental shrubs. Pearcy Bros.
Nursery, til State SL d35
0 GLADIOLUS BULBS, blooming
size, postpaid $1. George Law
ler. Bulb Grower, Dept. 125,
Tacoma. Wash. d3S
FKLIT NCT
Trees opposite O. E. depot, Just off
State street, 140 S. High. Phone
10F4. Will trade trees for hay.
d:,8
LOANS
GOVERNMENT loan un farms
i per cent. F. U Wilkinson.
202 U. S. National bank bldg.
MONEY to loan on real estate, pri
vate money, lowest rates. T. K..
Ford, over Bush's bank. r
$4000 for 3 to 5 years on one of
the best suburban homes In Ma
rion county, W. A. Llston, 484
Court St. r35
MO. NEK TO LEND If you want
to borrow $jOO, $1000. $1500 or
$2000 on city or farm property,
we have U. W. A. Llston, 484
Court. . r35
MONEY TO LOAN oh city prop
erty, either building and loan
plan or private money. Farms
loans with Insurance company
money at 6 H with comm le
sion added. Jlalph H. McCurdy,
Nos. and 6, Staeves-Moore
Bid?., Salem. r
LOANS
FARM LOANS Plenty of money
to loan on good farm security.
CITY LOANS We are loaning
Prudential Inburance 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 yar farm loans or. rural
credit plan, with privilege ot pre
oayment at any time.
City loans mads, at lowest rates
jf interest.
If you have money to loan
either city or farm property sse
me. I have clients wanting private
money.
R. W. MAR3TER8
09 Masonic Temole. Srlem.
REAL ESTATE
OWN YOUK OWN HOME pay
like rent. Values to suit any
taste. Every month's rent sets
you farther back. It Is bad bus-
1 n ess and u n n eccssa ry . Le t me
show you. Harris, Masonic Tern-
pie, phones 795, 1942J.
FOH SALE AT ONE HALF
PRICE
for limited time; 6 acre tracts on
Rosedale paved road, south of
Salem, very close to car lino. Pric
es are going up. If interested act at
once.
SOCOLOFSKT
341 State n
GROCERF store fully equpped
well located, $5450. Service ga
rage and house and two lot for
trade. A 2-flat house, bringing
year dividends $3775. Lots close
In on Winter, $2500. 5 room new
modern bungalow $5500. 6 room
new modern bungalow $4400.
Corner lot on State St. $2200.
room bungalow $3000. Want
$2000 on city property. We write
fire Insurance. Uertruae J. in
Page, 492 north Cottage. n
BEST BUYS AND EXCHANGES
17 acre improved fruit ranjh,
close in, want Salem income or
residence up to $7000, will carry
back $6000.
7 room absolutely modern new
bungalow, $8500 home, for short
time $6800. 1-3 cash.
$4260 buys store building and
residence. In good location.
Store building with living quar
ters to lease.
SOCOLOFSKT
341 State street n
EXTRA GOOD INVESTMENTS
Close In 6 room bungalow, nice
lot, paved street, garage; sacrifice,
$4000. erms.
Mode 6 room bungalow, large
lot on Chemeketa street, $4500.
terms.
Modern 6 room home on Court
street, easy terms.
New 5 room bungalow, $2730,
$500 cah. balance like rent.
Your choice of 4 suburban
homes for residence.
Also 4 residences for acreage.
PERRINE & MARSTEIiS
Com. club bldjr. n
LOOK
We have 2 good houses in Sa
lem worth $7000, both clear of
mortgage, will trado for a farm
same value.
8 acres close in to Salem with
grod new buildings, price $3000;
will trade for house and tot same
value.
8 room house and 2 lots on pav
ed street, trade for smaller houst
or close In tract. Price $2500.
Nice lot, price $400; want small
2 room house.
THOMASON
?31 4 Stafe street n
S room home on paved street,
basement, garage, well built in,
$2700, terms.
6 rooms t nd sleeping porch,
furnace, fireplace, garage, paved
street, on street car line, $3800.
$ rooms with all modern con
veniences, with very attractive
surroundings, $4000.
rooms on State street, modern
conveniences, $5 000.
6 rooms and floored attic, Par-
rlsh addition, hardwood floors,
, strictly modern, beautiful shade
tres. $'a00.
WINNIE PETTYJOHN, Realtor
21i Oregon bldg. n
Catalogue of Houses for Early
Spring Planting: 6 new rooms. all
farmer fashion with cow shed and
chicken house, nicely furnished,
should be planted soon, price
$1700, and only $300 now; 0 rooms
and largs Attic, wood house and a
lot and a half, on pavement, will
bloom in August, price 31950,
terms; 4 rooms of the for-get-me-not
variety, on Capitol with dou
ble garage, price $5000, terms; 4
rooms and basement on paved
street, garage, this will never
make a bride's bouquet but It will
blossom Into a nice home for some
one, price $2600. terms; 6 Very.
fragrant rooms, perpetual bloom
er, on paved street, strictly mod
ern and built to suit, price $4800
S big rooms of the cauliflower
brnnd nut Hone and mighty use
ful. price $3500.
We have couple of houses lo
rent- one rosebud and the oth
er of a little coarser strain.
M'OILCflRfRT PENNINGTON
209 U ti bank bldg. phone 140.- u
FOR SALE Livestpck
VETERINARIAN, Dr.
Pattersou,
50
phone 2028W.
TEAM black Pertheron horses.
w tight 3000, well broke. 654
Ferry. eS6
FRED W. LANUE, veterinarian.
office 430 S. Commercial, phone
1198; res. phone 1666. e
CAR load of horses and mules.
trial allowed, priced right; also
clover hay $12 per ton. 654 Fer
ry. e35
FOR SALE 75 lb. shoats, 8 weeks
old pies. 2 Jersey cowa, one
fresh now. Lloyd Groves, phone
77F4. e36
AUTOS
SPECIAL price on all used cars.
Newton Chevrolet Co. q
1920 FORD touring for sale ut t
bariruin. Inquire 1520 N. Cap!
tol. , q3
OVERLAND touring car for bale
cheap. 1923 model, this year'
license. Call 1195 Cross St. q38
1923 FORD roadster, lots of ex
tras. $265; 1920 Ford touring
$150; 1918 Ford touring $70
1917 Ford touring $60; almost
new touring $325; Olds 8 $300
good Overland 90 $100; covered
screen delivery 1195. 219 State
street. q38
USED FORD SPECIALS
1923 4 door sedan . $475
1924 touring $350
1923 touring ... $275
1923 coups $395
1922 coupe $316
1924 roadster $325
1920 touring, starter . $145
1924 Tudoor sedan - $53!
Easy terms, 1925 license includ
d. " VALLEY MOTOR CO.
Phone 1995
Ford coupe
$250
Do d ge ro a d st e r ...
Overland touring ....
Dodge touring .......
$27
$275
$450
Dodge tour, inclosure $48'
Overland Red Bird $550
Hupmoblle touring . $6
Studebaker sedan ................ $700
Oldsmobile tour, inclosure $500
We also have Fords, Chevrolets
and Ovcrlands at $50 and up.
"After We Sell, We Servo'
F. W. PETTYJOHN CO.
219 nnd 279 N. Commercial St. q
Used cars that are bargains.
1921 Dodge touring, winter top,
$100 In extras
1922 Maxwell touring, disc
wheels and extras
1924 Packard eight demonstrator
1923 Packard six touring, like
new
Tho cars listed below are not
junk as the price would lead one
to assume
Bulck touring six . $300
Hudson touring . $300
Ford sedan $300
FRED M. POWELL
MOTOR CARS
southwest corner Cottage and
Ferry q3
FOR RENT
APARTMENTS. 163 north Cottage
FI V E roo tn house,
St.
719 N. Com'!
J35
FURNISHED apt. 340 N. Libety
J39
MODERN 5 room house for rent
Inquire 1540 State street. J37
TWO sleeping rooms. 834 south
Commercial. Phone 1139M. J40
OFFICE room to rent. Home
Realty Co., 169 S. High St. J38
CLEAN furnished apartment.
Center, phone 1284W.
TWO room apartment,
Commercial St.
719 north
J35
ROOM and board for two, phone
1547M. J35
4 ROOM modern house. Inquire
2365 Brooks ave. J35
FOR RENT Paint
803 N. Liberty.
shop
20X40,
TWO 3 -roo in furnished apts, and
garage. 732 N. Com 1. J3E
APARTMENTS, 265 S. Commer
cial. jr.7
FURNISHED 3 roem
with
heat. 444 S. High.
J3&
THREE room furnished apt. $30.
442 Center. j36
FURNISH ED apartment,
Hlgh.phone 645J.
HOUSE and apartments.
165 N.
J3G
phone
J329
TWO 4-room apartments for rent.
furnished, gas. Phone &2F21.
J38
FOUR room furnished apartment,
private bath, sleeping porch.
3T)2N. 12th.
FOR RENT Nicely furnished 3
room a pt . with ba t h. Ph o ne
4 8 IM . 3 7 2 N. Wlnt or.
FOR RENT Furnished
mcnt, 670 N. Liberty.
9!M W.
J35
apart
I'hone J 3 5
FOR RENT Houses and apart
ments. F. L. Wood, 341 State
street. j
FURNISHED sleeping room, in
modern home, meals If desired.
Phone A80H. j-7
DESIRALItLE sleeping room near
state house. 60 N. Summer.
phone 146 3 M. j36
R'iO.MS and npaitnu-nts, heat,
light, water and phone, S- P.
car. 1191 nk. phone 923. J35
FOR RENT 5 room house, mod
ern. 34 ft Front St. Inquire
1805 Fairground rod. J35
MtouMrt clote "inTiiKhts. water
and phone free, possession at
once. G. W. Laflar, 410 Oregon-
bid K. J
FOR RENT Two nicely furnish
ed apartments, close In. Inquire
at 268 north Liberty, phon
1927W. S
7 ROOM modern house, furnace
and gas and wood range, 3
garages, 107 8 Chemeketa. Ap
ply at Electric restaurant,
Thomas Ifolt. J35
FOR SALE Or rent at very reas
onable price, 6 room house on
20th and Lee street. Call at C
& C store. 254 N. Com'l, for
particulars. J37
25 ACRE hop yard. Pudding river
bottom, 214 miles west of Mt.
Angel; also seventeen acre up
land yard five mile southwest
of ML Angel. See Bank of Mt.
Angel. 40
FOR RENT Six room rouse close
in. range, linoleum on kitchen,
shades, etc., an ideal location
for beauty parlor or needlecraft
with plenty of room for nouse.
keeping. Call 1550 during busi
ness hours or see owner at 247
N High ht !
JOURMl WAN! ADS PAT
TEST SHOWS
COLLINS ALIVE;
(Continued from Page One)
i The bottom ot the six loot
sou are shaft la now constantly
saturated with water, but more
boulders are being encountered so
that the diggers; do not sink very
deeply into the muck.
. Cave City, Ky., Feb. 10. (By
Associated Press) William U.
Miller, reporter for the Louisville
Courier-Journal, was the first wit
ness summoned before the mili
tary court of inquiry today.
"6keetfi" Miller was one ot the
leading rescuers and made re
peated trips Into Sand cave in
the effort to tree Floyd Collins
before the cave passage way was
blocked by slides and a rising of
the floor.
The court adjourned shortly
after noon till 3 p. m., after hear
ing two witnesses. More testi
mony waa in prospect when the
stolon was to be resumed.
"There are," said Miller, "no
pools of water but a constant seep
age. 1 was unable to see his (et.
1 could see as tar down as hlb
chest but could not tell how much
ot uts body was covered beloA'
tba. point. A large stone arches
ever his breast with only about
two inches clearance. I just got
my hand under the atone and over
his chest. I carried a flashlight
hut was unable to see beneath Ibis
stone. Floyd said he was cold.
believe It is colder inside .he cave
than outside. In addition the seep
age wets anyone who goes In
causing them to feel cold.
"On this, my first trip, 1 re
mained near Collins about bait an
hour. I believe the case to be
hopeless from what I saw and re
turned to he surface.
"My next trip was made about
5:30 o clock that afternoon
Homer Collins, a brother of Floyd,
went in first. Homer had two
uandwlches and I believe some cof
fee. 1 heard btm talking with
Floyd. Floyd called him by name
v.nd I could hear Floyd eattng
sandwiches. Floyd's nerves wore
badly shot and when Homer tried
0 put on him a harness be had
taken In to try to pull blni ou
Floyd begged his brother not to
inbke such an effort for fear h
leg; might be pulled off.
, "Floyd's head was pointing to
ward the entrance and he seemed
to be in a semi-recliuing position
and slight on his left sido.
' "The entombed nian told me hi
left foot was caught and at vari
ua times that his toes and loft
heel held fast. At one time I man
aged to get as fur down as the
knee cap.
"When I placed the electric
llgh. near I was able to get a view
or conditions of the rock behind
him but could not Bee any open
ing.
"Collins told me he went there
before and found a cavern h.it
was very beautiful and eight foot
deep," Miller answered.
"1 tried to get him to tell me
the possibility of another entrance
hut of the several times I talked .o
him he told me there was no other
entrance except the one he came
in and that he had tried to find
some way out of the cavern and
was forced to come ou through
the place where he got caught.
"Monday night he seemed to he
u BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
tfOR SALE Modorn steam heat
ed apartment house right in town
, business property, netting 14
per cent. Wonderful possibilities,
owner must sell, $7500, some
terms. Box 20 care Journal. u39
LOST AND FOUND
STRAYED OR LOST White fe
male collie, mahogany sable
spot on ear and face, also 1 spot
at the base of tall. Reward. C.
O. Bowman. R7F2. kK
FOB SALE Poultry
BROWN Leghorns, early layers,
best blood on the Pacific coast.
Cockerels, eggs. Write Joe War
Iner, 2144 5th St.. Salem. (50
FOB HALE Farms
FOR SALE 10 acres north of Al
bany, good soil, close to high
way. For particulars write fc. R.
McWillis. Albany. Or. b3:i
NOTICE We-have customer
wanting to buy 3000 to 5000 A.
cheap Oregon land for grazing
ptiriises. WTiat have you '.'
Home Realty Co., 109 B. High
!trerr. b3H
BEST FARM BUY
In the valley, only $f0 per acre,
buys a fine 50 aero farm nearly
nil under cultivation, 0 room
house, best of well water, orch
ard, on paved road close to
high school, 12 miles of Salem.
Buy this and double your mon
ey. See Child & B"chttl. 640
Blate street. n
Hi ) SI E ACREAGE that Is w u r t h
trie price. 1 61-100 acres, mostly
In 20 year old cherries, somfc
other fruit, average about five
Ions; place has good location
outh, 6 room bungalow, plas
ered. lights, basement; will
Consider Salem residence or
store. Also ( acres, good loca
tion, buildings, trade for resi
lience; nlso 10 acres on paved
i-old, bl tig for fi t 1cm. Good cottnge
fn Washington town for valley.
M acre fm-m east of Salem,
priced right, something goo j.
H. E. Brown or Melvin Johnson.
" 109 S.ommerrlal. b
iV "Volt WANT TO BUY A
CHOICE SUBURBAN ft R
v S M A LL A C R E A G E H O M E
KEAR SALEM. WE CAN CER
TAINLY PLEASE YOU
As we have recently listed sev
eral at the lowest prices and best
terms possible to he obtained from
the owners, which can be bougnt
ab about the averngo cost of a
cljy residence and tho owner of
trie small acreage home can make
mast of his living from the soli
and at the same time take care of
a: business or occupation In the
city. We also have recently added
to our extensive Ifts of properties
fnif sale and exchinge some very
desirable dairy snd farm proper
ties, also some fruit farms and city
residences, which we will be glad
ta show. Hee
. WKLL8 TALLMAM ft BON
3t Ore. bldg. Salem, Or. b3
in a stupor and wanted to bo left.
alone. !
'Tuesday ho said: 'I am at my
self and feel better.' '
Milter described the first cavc-
In as being (our feet toward .ho
entrance from Collins and the last
cave-in twelve (eel from him.
"My last trio and talk with
Collins was Wednesday morning,"
said the witness. "1 called .o hfm
and be told me be was hungry and
that his foot was free. However,
this did not sound like the truth,
that le, that hj was free because I
believe he was afraid we would
go away and leave him
MUIer then described conditions
inside the cave where rocks were
continuously falling from the
celling dowt Into .he passage.
Miller was asked whether on hlb
last trip into the care Floyd Col
lins was there. He answered,
"yes, and oald he made eevon
trips into tho cave and that Col
lins was there each time.
General Dcnhardt asked MlUcr:
'Is there any doubt In your mind
hat thero Is a man In the cave?"
"There le a man there who an
swers to the name of Flcyd Col'
lins."
COOPERATIVE
FARM RELIEF
BILL OPPOSED
(Continued from Page One)
make a star toward permanent
larm relief.'
Senator McN'ary, republican.
Oregon challenged tbe statemont of
the witness that the Oregon Grow
ers association was an example of
successful co-operative marketing.
He asserted he was one of the
largest prune growers in the wee'.
t.ud head ot one of the biggest co
operative organizations, and as a
matter ot fact, the Oregon Grow
ers' association now Is on the
rocks" because they tried lo
spread out too far.
Senator Harrison, democrat,
Mississippi, questioned the wit
ness on the source ot the informa
tion that le1 to such drastic rec
ommendations for the revision rf
the protective tariff. He declared
he was prepared to fight any ex
pansion ot the tariff.
HOUSE VOTE
RETENTION OF
COUNTY JUDGE
(Continued from Page Ono)
by the abolition of county judges,
brought forth the main tilt. Rep
resentative Pierce moved that it
be indefinitely postponed, but it
was laid on the table tor action
later. It is probable that effort
will be made to obtain a recon
sideration of house bill 252 with
in the three day period allowed.
"The measure le most meritor
ious and important," declared
Representative Graham.
House bills passed during the
morning session Included: 2
providing for the assembling of
the council of judges and the re
imbursement of them; 304 pro
viding that fair associations In
counties where county fairs have
not been official, shall be recog
nized as official; 342 raising the
25 cent fee to CO rente for the
recording of certain sales by
county clerks; 347 empowering
the state forester to order super
vision of logging activities at
dangerous periods fn timber ad
j ace nt to state forests; 349 rale
ng the 25 cent fee to 50 cents
for the filing of Index Hens upon
chattels; 367 providing tor the
combining of cooperative assocu
tions.
SAY DOCTORS
SEEKING TO
FORM TRUST
(Continued from Page One
would have to possess a four-yen
high echool education, two years
of college or university work ol
at least the grade ot the L'nive:
aity of Oregon, and would have t
hold a degree from his particular
school Instructing in tho healing
art, euch degree to cover a four
year rourso with certain subjects
tpecified.
Mrs. Louise Palmer wener,
i (-presenting the naturopaths,
branded the measure as a prod
net of limited vision by a group
who would torce others to see
through their eyes." Mrs, Weber
drclarcd that doctors "left a trail
of dope fiends in their wake and
that she would he In favor ol aboi
ishing the medical profession en
tirely.
Ur. J. it. Howell, of the Orog-m
Osteopathic association, explained
that they were in fuvor ot higlici
standards, but not in favor of
placing too much power In one
irroun which they felt the bill
would do.
1, C. Diecltmann, who explained
that he represented thirteen sh.e
dealers, declared the bill was ne
far-reaching that It would effect
the business his clients did In
wooden legs, arch supports, and
other corrective devices, particu
lurly for foot wear.
Dr. Oscar W. Elliott, president
ot the Pacific Chiropractic college
it Portland, said that the bill pre
scribed standards too difficult to
meet at one sweep. "It took the
medical doctor hundreds of years
to reach their present etandarJt
he declared. "Yet this bill would
force others to meet uch slnnJ
ards at one step."
"The bill makes no discrlmfna
lion among the different school:;
of the healing art, ' explained ir.
Ralph Kenton, speaking for the
Measure. "It Is simply designed
to insure the ability ot the Individ
u.il to practice the holing arts. It
createst no new offices. Under
ihe bill a person must be educated
tegardless of what his method may
be. It will abrlds.0 no Inllvldunl's
rights. One who feels that bis
rights have been abridged can np
peal tn the courts Immediately un
der the measure."
Dr. C. J. Smith declared the Mil
ON THE AIR
Til SB AY MGHT
(Pscllk) Time)
KGW S p. m., Oregon Ag
ricultural college lecture. Pro
fessor G. H. Hyslop, bead farm
crop department; s'ibject, "Al
falfaKing of Forage Plants."
8:30, concert by Civic Music
club artists; Mrs. Miles Delwln
Warren, soprano; Heaths Fow
ler Miller, contralto, and Rebec
ca Browne Taiio-v, pianist. 10,
Multnomah Hotel Strollers.
11.30 a. m.. weather report. 10
p. m., Colburn's Melody Men
of the Hotel Portland; intermis
sion numbers by the steamship
Rose City trio.
KFI, Los Angeles. Cal.. 467
5-6:30 p. m., table talk and
ni,vu; &.30-6, musical half hour,
6:45-S, organ recital; 8-9, vo
cal and Instrumental concert, 9
10, Examiner program; 10-11,
Din Meany, movie night, Munte
Blue, master of .ceremonies.
KFOA. Seattle, Wash.. 450.2
6:45-8:15 p. m., Rhodes de
partment store progrum; 8:30
10, Seattle Times dance pro
gram. 10:05-11, concert of
dance music.
KFSG, Los Angeles, Cal., 278
6:30-7:80 p. m., children's
hour.
KFQX, Seattle. Wash., 238
7:1G-S p. ni., children's hour; 8
9, Enii Gray nnd his orchestra;
8-10, musical program; 10-11,
Earl Gray and his orchestra.
KGO, Oakland, Cal., 299.8
5:30 p. m.. Hotel St. Francis
c o.i cert orchestra; 8. diversified
feature program; 10-1 a. in.,
dance music.
KII.I, Los Angeles, Cal., 404.1
3:30-7:30 p. in., stories from
American history; 8-10, musical
program; -10-11, Blltmore hotel
dance orchestra.
KJS. Los Angeles. Cal., 293
8-9:30 p. m., classical program,
instrumental and vocal solos.
KNX, Hollywood, Cal.. 337
6:45-6:15 p. m., organ ccltal;
8:15-7:30, program; 8-f, pro
grain, Elitj trii. Louise Sulli
van, soprnno; 9-10. KNX fea
ture program; 10-12, movlo
night.
KPO. San Francisco Cal.. 423
7-7:30 p. m.t Rudy Selger's
orchestra; 8-10. musical pro
gram. Instrumental and vocal
solos; 10-11, Gene James Rose
Room orchestra.
weii:kiay nk.hi
(Pacific Time)
KGW 8 p. m., first act opera
"Mikado." by Franklin high
school music department. 10 p.
m., Colburn's Melody Men of
the Hotel Portland; Intermis
sion koIos by Phil Funkhouser.
KFAE. Pallman. Wn.xii., 330
7:30-9 p. m.. Arcadian Pep
orchestra, radio talk, lectures.
KKI. Los Angeles. Cal., 407
5:30-0 p. m.. musical half hour
7: J 0-8, musical program; 9-10,
Examiner popular song night;
10-11. Patrick Marsh's dance
ore nostra..
KFOA. Seattle, Wash.. 450.2
6:45-8:15 p. m musical pro
gram 4"rom studio; 8:30-10.
Seattle Times studio program.
KFQX Seattle. Wash., 238
7:15-8 p, m.. children's program
8-9, Earl Gray nnd his orches
tra; 9-10, concert hour; 10-11,
Karl Gray and his orchestra.
ICFSO, Los Angeles, Cal., 278
0:30-7:30 p. m., children's
hour.
KGO, Oakland. Cal., 299.8
4-5-30 p. in., concert orchestra.
KM J, Los Angeles, Cal.. 404.1
C:30-7:30 fi. m., stortc from
American hlstcry; 8-9:30, musi
cal program ; 9:30-10. Piggly
AViggly girls trio; 10-11, 1HU
nuno hotel orchestra.
KNX. Hollywood, Cal., 337
5:45-6:15 p. m., organ recital;
0:16-7, dinner hour music; 7-8.
A in ha ssador hot ! concert or
chestra; 8-9. musical program;
0-10, KNX feature program; 10
12. Hollywood dance orchestra.
KPO, San Francisco. Cal.,
428.57-7:30 p. in.. Rudy Seig
cra rtam-e orchestra; K-li. Ccne
Jnmes Rose Room Bowl o relics
tta, vocal fcolos.
meritorious," but suggested th-it
the provisions for the state super
intendent of public Instruction bo-
ing a member ot the board of li
censure wus au incumhcrancc and
unnecessary in Ills opinion.
The organized chiropractors
wero represented by H. F. Mulkvv
who charged that passage ot Ihe
bill would put the chiropractors
out ou business.
"A bill was pawed by the house
today which would raise the stan.i-
ards of the chiropractic group In
this state 31 1-3 per cent,'' he ex
plained. "We believe that
present medical practice codo with
(he existent board of he adrquaU?.
It has raised standards. Tho new
proposal would force the chiro
practor to take 1572 hours rf
work in medicine and surgery,
linen which he has no asplrullo.-is
to follow. The bill should ox
clinic the chiropractors along with
the dentists and optnnunnetrlstf.
Miilkey declared that Hie medi
al doctors did not have a cornci
fit all the wisdom in the healing
oris nnd that all the skill dues not
lie with one cult.
L KG ALB
( till fur Iiiimvfiiiritt RomN of (lie
City til Knlein, Ori'gou.
Notl:o Is hereby given that on
Feb, 18, 1925, thero will be funds
Improvement of Salemetaolmthe -on
hind and Applicable for the
liny men t of flilem Imnnvcmnt
Bonds Issue "8" Nos. 1 to 18, both
inclusive.
Holders of these bonds wilt pre
sent l hem for payment at the of-
rire rf the city treasurer as Inter
est will r?ase nfter the above date,
C. o. R!OK. City Trcas.irnr.
BIBS INVII FII
The undersigned will receive
seaipd bids up to 7:30 o'clock,
M on 'lay, ! ebrnary 18, 1925, for
the following fire department sup
plies: 600 feet ot i,4j Inch (Ire hose, P,
C. H.
200 feet of 14 Inch (Ire hose P,
C. H.
Tne rlty reserves the rIght to
reject any and all bids.
M. POCLSEN. City recorder.
Farm Loans
AADSRS0N A RUPERT
401 Ur,foo Bulidlnf
LEGALE.
BIDS 1NY1TKU
Tho undersigned will receive
sealed bids up to 7:30 o'clock.
Monday. February 18, 1925, foi
the following (ire department sup
plies: 8 Firemens helmets, without
shields. 1 each of sixes 7 Hi 11
ana i i-s.
8 Combination spanners and hy
drant wrenches.
1 Siamese with Gates, P. C. 8
4 Adupters, National female. Pa
ciflo coast male.
Ths city reserves the right t
reject any and all bids.
M. POULSEN, City Recorder.
NOTICK
of Intention lo Improve Howard
Strvct from High Street to
Church Street
Notice is hereby given that the
Common Council of the City of Sa
lem, Oregon, deems It necessary
and expedient and hereby de
olares Us purpose and intention ta
Improve Howard street from the
cast line of High street to the east
line ot Church street at the ex
pense of the abutting and adjacent
property, except the street and al
ley intersections, the expense of
which will be assumed by thi
City of Salem, by bringing said
portion ot said street to the estab
lished grade, constructing cemenl
concrete curbs, and paving said
portion ot sold street with a sis
Inch cement concrete pavement
twenty feet wide, in accordance
with the plans, specifications and
estimates, therefor, which were
ndopted by the Common Council
February 2nd. 1925, now on file
in the office of the City Recorder,
nnd which are hereby referred to
nnd made a part ot this notice.
The Common Council hereby fur
ther declares its purpose and In
tention to make the above dcscrlb.
ed Improvement by and through
the Street Improvement depart
ment ot the City of Salem.
By order of the Common Coun
cil February 2nd, 1925.
M. POULSEN, City Recorder.
Pate of first publication hereof
Is Feb. 4, 1925. 40
DIRECTORS
At:crioNi:i:it
r. N. WOODRY aiu.rt Uv-
tock, furniture real uu .iia
Uon.er. Rom. lilt) N. Summ.r
Tel. 511 (ur mle dated.
HAri'KKV SIII'I'MKS
WlKSr-O-l.lTB BATTKKV 6ISK-
vicu. Bxpert auto electricians
Phone 1104 418 Oourl 8L
11. U. U&HTON, Kside batteries.
.Urter aud generator work. 171
8. Commercial.
W1U.AIIU Service Station, Jo.
wtiiiama, ,31 court itreet,
phone 1,1. "Automotive .lectrlc
lana" 'jiiiiioi'itAirroK
UH o. U SCOTT, clurupriiclor,
41 U s. bant bldg.
Dltl'UUlHTS
J. U. fUKKY. Kexail druggist, ill
& commercial 8U
Kl.ix'i itK ai. siu'ri.n;s
ttLUCTKlCAi. Future A Supply
Co, 2211 N Libert, phon. 1134.
House wiring and fixtures
UltUWNELL ELHX'TIUO, .uccus
Mrs to Welch Electric contract
Ing and supplier tit Stat. 8L
I'hon. 953. e
AUCI1I1S KLEENUK. electrician.
house wiring bf hour or con
tract. Estimate, furnished, phone
use. 471 court SL
I1AUK KLUCTIUC SliOH 311
Court. We do house wiring and
carry a complete stock of fu
tures. Instrument repairing, ex
pertinent.; work. Electric appll
ances repaired. Phone 488.
H.OItlSI
OUT nowurs and floral pieces. Do
uvery. u. r. ureltnaupt. florist.
123 N Liberty, phone 180.
I KI IT Ht YKItK
WAItU K.
Oro.
Kichurdson,
Salctn,
54
IIKMST1TC1IINU
Mlta. U. E. M1LLEU. hemstitching
stamping. Duttooa. Koora 10.
over Miller's store, phon. 117.
SALEM Elite, hemstitching, pleat.
ui.. vunons, stamping ana ne..
dlework. Phon, 37, 32 Oregon
bldg
MKHCIIANT l.AII.OIl
O. It MOSUElt Tailor for men
and women. 474 Court St.
M. A. ESTKS. fine tailoring. 384
S'Ate street.
MOTOItCIICI.IOS"
LL.OIU E. ItA.MHllKN. bike acces
sories ana Dayton bicycles. 881
Court street.
HA II It Y W SCOTT. "Th. Cycls
Man." 147 south Commercial,
photie 68 .
OltiioN IMMANh; SOCIITY
Itl-JI'DHT cases of cruelty to chil
dren or animals iu central Wil
lamette valley district to Dr. w.
O Morehouse, human, officer,
Silem, Or. tel. lull)
Ol'llflANW
glasses titled by an uptometrieu
how optical Co.. 925 Stale St.
I'LUMHINU and xeneral repair
work. Phone 600 Uraber Bros.,
141 south Liberty
I'llEO M. UAKll Plumbing, heat
ing, sheet metal works. 164 a
2omm0n:'nl.
PIANOS
UEO. C. WILL, pianos, phono
graphs, sewing machines, sheet
muslo and piano studio. Re
pairing phonographs and sew
Ing machines. 431 State. Salem.
riti.vn.M.
A SATISFIED oustomer returns lo
th. Rowland Printing company,
phone 1513. Mn.tonlr Temple.
it KPAi'itiNi;
STOVES of all kinds rebuilt, re.
paired, rolls made. The Stovt
hop. 155 Marion, phon. 1524.
31
STUVKS rebuilt .nd repaired. 511
y.ars experience. Depot. Na
tional and Ellwooi feaces, sixes
II lo II Inches high. Paints,
otl and varnishes, eta logan
berry and hop book. Salem
Pence and Stove Works 150
Court street, phone 124.
U.VIIOIt I IIMVAM
UUH tVATHH OJMKAN1-UI'
flees, corner CommercUl and
Trnds St.. mil, payable month
ly In advance. Phone 67.
wood won k i sn
JACUM W Nii-EL Cabinet Hoiks,
upholstering and reflnlshlng.
Phone 151. 131 Court St.
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