THE CAPITAL JOURNii, SALEM, OREGON
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1925
PAGE NINE
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FOR SALE Hopgcg
I V It N ISM ED & room house lor
wile, $2;00. 1296 Highland, nl
HY OWNKll, 7 room huuttc at
1105 north Liberty street, $2250
terms. a.iS
VOll KXCUANGK .Modern real
deuce in Mcdford for Salem
residence. Address P O box 152,
ftulem. n37
FOR SALE In Aumsvillc, good
10 room house and other Im
provements, wilt sell reasonable.
Box 130. Aumsville, Or. n39
FOK SALE Or exchange for Sa
lem property, lot In business dis
trict east l'ortland. located on
Union avenue. If interested,
phone 1062.1 after six p. in. a39
FUR S A I. E 3 room bungalow
and basement, 1U acres of
etiawberiies for $450, $00 cash.
A snap for a poor man. Write
or ee Hurry Tee. Kalis. Or. as
NEW modern home of 5 rooms
and floored attic, furnace, fir.
place, well constructed, corner
lot. $4500. Terms $:(00 cash and
balance like rent. Winnie Petty
John, realtor, 216 Oregon bids.
a3K
GOOD modern bungalow on N
Capitol for $1000 on only $000
down, balance terms: in so
good buy in a modern 7 room
bungalow, new, on north Win
tor. for $."500, easy payments.
H. E. Brown or Melvln Johnson
109 S. Commercial. a"
SPECIAL SPECIAL
$,2325 Buys modern 7 room home
located 8 blocks from heart
of city, corner lot, east front
$500 down and easy terms
on the balance. Ir lOl
WANT A MODERATE
PRICED HOME. DON'T
PASS I P THIS OPPORTU
NITY. This property wil
stand inspection.
W. H. GRAltEXIIORST & CO.
275 State St. phone 515. a37
500CASli
Will buy a mighty good home on
10th street not far off of State,
Bath, lights, 6 rooms, large lot
extra fine fruit and nut trees
bearing. Paving in and paid
Owner non-resident. Price $1700
Immediate possession.
$675 BEST LOTS $67j
Large lots, paving, cement walk?,
shade trees. Ideal Ioc.it inn.
terms. See Chllds & Bechtcl. 540
State street.
SNAP! SNAP! SNAP!
NEW GARAGE BUNGALOW
OFFERING
$975 Buys new 3 room garage
bungalow located close
school and car line in nor!h
east Salem. Fine lot, garage.
YOP CAN MOVE RIGHT
IN THIS LITTLE COZY
HOME FOR $100 down au
pay the balance in small
monthly payments. SEE US
TODAY.
W. H. GRADKNHORST & CO.
275 St.it ft St. phone 515 a37
SPECIAL
S room house, basement, garage,
large lot with fruit, close in on
Liberty street, pavement paid, for
$3250.
10 acres with good 6 room
house, a bargain for $2100; will
trade for house same value.
6 room house, large lot. good
location, a snap for $100.
2 new houses, price $5200 for
both; will trade for vacant lots.
6 room house and 2 lots, will
trade for house in good town in
Idaho or eastern Oregon.
$1000 to loan.
THOMASON
331 4 State street
SPECIAL
OFFERED FOR THE FIRST
TIME
$4800 P.uys 7 room home located
four blocks from heart of
city on Marion street, plas
tered throughout, fireplace,
fi fruit trees, grape harbor.
INCOME FEATURE
This home is of the Duplex
typo with one 4 room ap?.
and one 3 room npt. Two
sets of plumbing. One apt.
rents for $37.60.
HERE IH A FINE CLOS'C
IN HOME WITH AN IN
COME TO PAY ITS WAY,
$1000 DOWN WILL HAN
DLE AND YOU CAN PA V
THE BALANCE ON EASY
TERMS.
W. H. ORARENHORBT & CO.
Realtors, 276 State St. phone E1
a37
FOR SALE Livextitck
FOR SALE 3 year old Jers-y
cow, frc.-h. Phone 159hV. e3
FOR SALE Thoroughbred young
Jersey cow. rhone 17S2V1. e3J
VETERINARIAN. Dr. Patterson,
phone 2028W. eSO
FOR SALE Fresh Holsteln cow
Call 61F31, Rt. I, box 146, F. H
Wilier. eS
FRED W. LANGE, veterinarian
office 430 S. Commercial, phone
1198; res, p hone 1686.
Journal ant Ads i'u)
K0R SALE Poultry
FUR i-ALH W. I pullets. O. A.
strain. 1XS7 N. Front St. f38
JO WHITE Leghorn chickens, flno
layers. Edwin Furrcr, RL 4, bax
1DJO; f38
ItUuVVN Leghorn, early layers.
best blood on the Pacific coast.
Cockerels, eggs. Write Joe War
iner. 2144 6th St.. Salem. f-0
PERSONAL
MADAME Virginia give, readings
on love or business, this wee
only 622 Ferry, phone U'OHJ. 13 'J
d FOR SALE Kurserv Stock
iO GLADIOLUS BL'LBS, bloomlufc
size, postpaid $1. George Law
ler, Bulb Grower, Dept. 125.
Taeoma. Wash. dt"t
FRUIT NUT
Trees opposite O. E. depot, Juct off
State street, 140 S. High. Phone
10F4. Will trade trees for hay.
d58
I WANTED Miscellaneous
WELLS bured, W. S. Cuwdull, till
Marifin St. 142
11. EG N Lit Plumbing
work. Phone 1310W.
itiU repair
el 63
PLOWING and excavating done,
also fertilizer for sale. Phone
945J. 140
SPRING bewlng of all kinds want
ed by experienced seamstress,
phone 17S6.I2. ins
WANTED Private loan $5000 on
real estate. Security three for
one. Box H Capital Journal.
13
WANTED Late model Ford
truck, good condition, cheap for
cash. B. G. Scott, 947 Center.
137
liUlCIC and tile work reasonable.
Specially in fireplaces and chim
neys. Phone 1947R. A. B. Mc
Dowell. 12
WANTED To buy old houso und
lot, give full particulars and
price. Box 12 Capital Journal.
2-1 138
YKS, we buy everything, highest
cash prices paid for rags, sacks,
hides, metal, etc. 900 N. Com
mercial, phone 2157. 137
WANTED Painting, tinting, pa
purhanging, floor surfacing, ex
pert service uarauteed. Phone
1491W. 141
WANTED Sawmill lo cut fifteen
million feet timber. Railroad,
river and road through this tract
Addrebs Box 24. Chitwood, Or.
139
WANTED 6 room modern house
on terms, north Salein, also 5
room modern house for all cash,
south Salem. See me now. Soc
olofsky, 341 State. J3S
WANTED A loan of $850, 3 years
security good, and $3500 loan
for 5 years. See H. E. Brown or
Melvin Johnson. 109 S. Com
mercial 1-3
WANTED Private money for
farm loans. We have several
applications on hand. Hawkins
& Roberts, Inc., 205 Oregon
building. (
WANTED To purchase old
growth fir logs or stum page on
or handy to Oregon Electric or
Southern Pacific railway near
Albany or Salem. 29 care Jour-
nal. 139
WANTED Reliable party to
raise on contract 1000 White
Leghorn pullets from April 15
to May 1st. hatch to be delivered
July 15th. State price. Ed Smith
Rt. 6. box 103A, Salem. 138
WANTED Used furniture rang
es, heaters, cook stoves, tools,
etc. We pay cash, get our prices
before you sell. Liberty Ex
change. 241 N. Com'l SU phne
841. !
WANTED Used furniture, stoves
of all kinds, guns, kodaks, tools,
ere. People's Furniture store
sells for less or makes the other
fellow do it. Phone 734, 271
N- Commercial.
WI LSON & DOR Y,"we make a
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, phono
12S1W.' 140
c f jR SALE Miscellaneous c
FOR SALE Potatoes, clover teed,
baled hay. Phone 104F11. ctS
FOR SALE Singe
chine 8, 638W.
sewing ma
c:t;
CliKAT and grain
124M.
Phuno
ell
OLD PAPERS for sale, largo bun
dle 5c. Capital Journal, c
BALED clover
Phone 98IR.
hay and straw.
M A STE it ineu 1 ;t t rs. 500
size. Inquire 411 Front St.,
Si-
Jem, Or. c"'i
FOR SALE Wood saw, 5 h. p.
engine and 2 saws. Phone C5F15
R. C. Day, Rt. 4, box 811i. c3
75 GLAD, bulbs, blooming si.",
postpaid $1. E. A. Bennett Nur
ry Co.. Salem. Or. c41
FOR SALE Put he phonograph
good as new, price reasonable.
445 S. Winter. c 3 S
"ONE Minute' electric washer, for
sale, good condition. 255 La
fclie. e.ill offer 5 p. m. C37
FOR SALE 10 dozen O. A. C
trap nest $15 drz. C. A. Brink
Rt. 2.box 30AB. c37
TH It EE cell 6" volt battery, fully
charged, $5. Lockbart. 1749 N
Front c37
FOR SALE Harness and shoe
shop tn Mt. Angl. Inquire Fin.
National bank. Mt. Angel, Or.
C4f
AUCTION SALE Friday 1:30 p.
m. at 290 Hoyt street near S.
Commercial street. F. N. Wood
ry, auctioneer. c!7
FOR SALE Mans bike, good con
dition, also Rhode Island Red
cockerel and chickens, 22 i0
Fairground road. c39
FRUIT- TltEES
High and Ferry, call and see our
stock before buying. Phone
1140M. o
FRUITLAND NURSERY
LATE model Royal typewriter for
ale. has had very little use,
bargain for cash. Call evenings,
Mrs. Lucavlsh, 1510 Slate, phone
34W. c3
POLITIC ALL V subsidised news
papers have made us a nation of
rubber stamps, the nmedy, rend
the Portland News. Phone 123
or I2fiW. c
HIGHEST cash price paid, ww
buy everything, used furniture,
tools, rags, sacks, old metal and
used caw. Get our prices before i
you sell. Phono lit, 216 Center
treet. c I
LOST AKD TOUND
LOST Silertiw
Phone 1764W.
i cord
Reward.
10a J V
kM
LOST Dog. Kngilfch
north Commercial.
setter. 172
kStf
! FOK SALE Wood
WOOD sawing, phone 1131. ee67
LENAKER
2097J.
saws wood.
Phone
eei
BEST fir uood now
1131.
$6.50.
Call
ee56
Vt)OD All kinds. Phones 13it4,
6HF31. ee3T
ASH wood, uny length.
Kuenzi, Sllverton, Or.
II. A.
ec
DRY slab wood for sale, and sec
ond growth. Phone 1756. eeS2
FOrTSALE Fir and oak wood.
Phone 92 F2. C. E. Bradley. ee!7
WOOD sawing. C. II. Dencer. Day
phone !)76 evening SFll. ee32
NICE diy slab wood and oak for
sale cheap. 1S1I. ee231
WOOD
1819.
sawing, Fishur
Bdros.
ee331
WOOD sawing, Judd & Schmidt,
phone 142. ee54
lb iauu uiocK wood per
load. 4 load $14. Phone 1S79W.
ee4
GOOD COAL DRY WOOD
PROMPT DELIVERIES
1I1LLM AN FUEL CO.
PHONE
TRANSFER
Also good dry wood and Utah coal
LARMER
TRANSFER & STORAGE CO,
Phone 930
UEST GRADE OF WOOD
4 fL and 16 Inch
Dry and green Mill Wood
Dry Second Growth Fir
Dry Old F(r
Dry 4 ft. ash
Prompt delivery and reasonable
price. Fred E. Wells, 280 wuth
Church, ohone 1642. e
REAL ESTATE
ItiO ACRES OF CANADIAN
LAND to trade for real estate
In Salem. Seheelar Auto Wreck
lng Co.. 10S5 N. Commercia
trt'Pt. n'
LOOK It you want to sell o:
trade your house, farm or acre
age phone 17 5 and we will come
and see you. Thomason, 331 Hi
State street. n38
OWN YOUR OWN HOME Fay
like rent. Values to suit any
taste. Every month's rent sets
you farther back. It is bad bus
In ess and unnecessary. Let me
show you. Harris, Masonic Tern
pie, phones 795. 1942J. n
NOTICE!
30 acres fine flax land for. less
than cost of clearing.
20 acres good timber $1600, Vi
cash.
5 acres, fair Improvements.
$3500. $500 cash, balance like
rent.
3 lots for $750, terms.
$S5oo home south for $6500,
terms.
SOCOLOFfeKY
341 State street
EXTRA GOOD INVESTMENTS
Close In 6 room bungalow, nice
lot, paved street, garage; sacrifice,
$4000. terms.
Modern 6 room bungalow, large
lot on Chemeketa street, $4500,
terms.
Modern 6 room home on Court
street, easy terms.
New 6 room bungalow, $2750,
$a00 cah. balance liko rent.
Your choice of 4 suburban
homes for residence.
Also 4 residences for acreage,
FERRiNE & M ARSTERS
Com. club bldg.
LOOK
We have 2 good houses in Sa
lem worth $7000. both clear of
mortgage, will trade for a farm
same value.
acres close In to Salem with
good new buildings, price $3000
will trade for house and lot same
value.
8 room house and 2 lots on pav
ed street, trade for smaller house
or cloae in tract. Price $2500.
Nice lot, price $400; want small
2 room house.
THOMASON
231' State street 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, Par
rish adiition, hardwood floors,
strictly modern, beautiful shade
trees. $5500.
WINNIE PETTYJOHN, Realtor
216 Oregon bfdjy. n
Parked on a beautiful hill
where there is a wonderful view
jof mountain peaks and just above
the great highway are 14 splendid
ly improved fruit acres modestly
priced at $10,500 and if you have
a good house in Salem you can
trade; and if yen wiil park a lain
ute here's, another one, 1 1 acres
very nicely improved with new
modern house, Just outside city
and worth $S00') for a city roM-dt-nce;
5 room home worth $ H 0 0 0
for a lifttei one; 9 room housf,
will make 2 apartments and clox?
for a modern horn'--; 6 room mod
ern for smaller ut farther.
M GILCHRIST & PENNINGTON
204 D S hank bldg. phon 140. n
"Hurrah,' today we have
great reduction on a 5 acre tract,
a bungalow on it Is worth th
whole priced asked. We will tak
you to the tract nt any time.
14 acres reduced $3000, see i
today.
6 acres with all modern build
ings. new poultry house, water
piped everywhere, $7500.
6 room bungalow new and well
constructed, on a corner lot, plate
glass, hard wood floor, loaOO.
An artistic home in best loca
tion, everything you like is here
for $10,500.
Trade large 10 room house cfose
In for smaller one well located,
Trade one or two apt. houses
for tract ell located.
Grocery store In rich neighbor
hood, you buy thA ground, build
ing, furniture, flxtnres, good.
trade, money 1n the tilt, all fur
$550.
Are you a good blacksmith,
good garsge m inT we will sell you
all of thl and good house and 2
lots with an income of $15,000.
for $9500, talk to the ownr. we
will send you there, be Is strictly
hotift.
GERTRUDE J. M. PAGE,
Realtor, 492 N. Cottage.
FOR SALE Fanni
FOK SALE L
trade tor city. 10
buildings, prunes
teres, good
and berries. 700 N
High.
b39
SPLENDID 10 ucre ranch with
run nine; water, good build iii.
electric lights at city limits,
neor car hue, $i000, terras. Own
er. 564 N. Commercial. b41
NOTICE We have customers
wanting to buy 3000 to 6000 A
cheap Oregon land for grazing
purposes. What have you'
Home Realty Co., 169 & High
street. b3X-
DANDY IMPROVED 5 A TRACT
Best of dark, loam soil, all kinds
of bearing fruit trees, berries,
cozy bungalow 6 rooms, electric
lights. Barn, srarage. not far
.out. A real buy. Price $3200.
terms. See Childs & Bechtel, 640
State street. b
M ISC EL LAN EOUS
COMFORTS tacked for $1 each.
at 898 Trade St. m44
WOO DRY buys furniture for casn,
phone 611.
WILL trade Buckeye brooder for
Jersey heifer, or what have you7
Phone 1791WS. m37
FOK expert furniture packing and
shipping, call Stiffs Furniture
store, phone 941.
JO OS Scavenger service. Garbage
and refuse of all Kinds removed
by the month at reasonable rates
phone 36. residence 2058. Cess
pools cleaned and dead animals
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 and
fenders. Call us tor estimates.
It its trade of metal we can
weld It 849 Ferry St, phone
864. m"
u BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES u
FOR SALE Gas station, good lo
cation, with living rooms. $1100
takes It. F. L. Wood, 241 State
street. u3!
FOR SALE Grocery, stock nnd
fixtures, with living rooms
would trade for residence prop
erty. See Mr. Chllds, 640 State
Hlreet. Childs & Bechtel, real
tors. u'
BUS1XK.SS OPPORTUNITY En
ergetic man with some money
can secure half interest In best
nuto painting system known.
See manager, 217 State St. phone
57S. u37
FOR SALE Modern 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. li3!)
FOR RENT
APARTMENTS. 268 north Cottage
FURNISHED apt. 340 N. Libety.
139
FIVE roouia of a. duplex hous-.1,
for rent, on State St. Box 19. J39
UNFURNISHED upt. private bath
570 Union St. J3H
SLEEPING room in modern honn
close in. 141 S. Winter St. J38
FOR RENT Half of store room
fine location. 217 State St. J37
FURNISHED apartment, cloie in,
833 Mill street. j39
NICE warm sleeping room for re
fined man. 191 S. Church. J41"
MODERN 5 room house for rent.
Inquire 1540 State street. J37
TWO sleeping rooms. 834 south
Commercial. Phono 1139M. j 10
OF FI C E room to rent. 1 1 o me
Realty Co.. 169 S. High St. J38
CLEAN furniehed apartment, 656
Ce n ter. phone 12S4 W. J37
APARTMENTS. 265 S. Commer
cial. J57
HOUSE and apartments. phone
2056J. J329
MODERN furnished apartment
centrally located. 7o Ferry fit
TWO 4-room apartments for rent
furnished, gas. Phone &2F21.
J38
FOR RENT Furnished apts. 2
rooms nnd 4 rooms, close in. 700
N. High. J3
FOR RENT Furnished apart
ment. 570 N. Liberty, phone
991 W. J3S
FOR RENT 3 acres, corner Jud
son and Commercial strec'M
city. Mrs. J. Aft Bishop. J31i
3 FURNISHED house keepili.:
rooms, first floor. 732 norm
Commercial. j
FOR RENT 3 room furnished
apartment. nice nnd clean,
adults. 6S7 north Front. J3S
FOR RENT Houses and apart
. invnia. J- L. Wood, 541 Slate
street. j
FUUNISJ I ED sleeping room, in
modern home, meals if desire 1.
Phone (.S0R. j::7
FO KRENT Furnished apart
ment, 2 rooms, closets, A kitch
enette and bath. Phone 1347W.
. J40
4 ROOMS close in, lights, water
and phone free. pos,;eslon at
once, O. W. Laflar, 410 Oregon
bldg. J"
FoU RENT Two nicely furnish
ed ap'irtments. closo In. Inquire
at 2;h north Liberty, phone
192 7W. J
NICELY furni.-hed modern clean
apartment, h'-at and water turn
iihed, in downtown dlst ,''t.
I'atton Apartments. Call Pat
ton's bnok store. J'
FOR SALE Or Jefse for a term
of years store building and go
ing oil and filling station, fine
location. Sen us at once. Hotiw
realty Co.. 169 S. High 3H
FOR SALE Or rent at very reas
onable price, 6 room house on
20th and Lee afreet. Call at C
& C store. 254 N. Coin I, for
particulars. j3
NICE furnished apartment, als'
unfurnished apartment, in good
locality and In good shape
Each has 6 rooms and sleeping
porch, adults preferred. Phone
H44J e-ninc J3
25 ACRE hop yard. Pudding river
bottom, 2ti miles west of Mt.
Angel; also seventeen acre up
land yard five miles eouthwMt
of Mt. Angel. See Bank of Mt.
Angel. J40
FOR RENT Six room hauxe close
In, range, linoleum on kitchen,
shades, etc., an Ideal location
for beauty parlor or needlecraft
with plenty of room for house
keeping. Call 1550 during busi
ness hour or sea owner at 247
N. High 6L j
CENSURE FOR
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law fines than they are now re
ceiving:.
The majority report U slimed br
al of the members of the com
mittee with the exception of Rep
resentative Hurlburt.
No charge of dishonesty Is
brought against Cleaver, but he Is
criticized for net enforcing the
narcotics law, and for the char
acter of some of the agent em
ployed by him. The committee
explains that It found most of
Cleaver's policies to have been for
mulated by the governor and W.
J. Jlerwig. superintendent of the
Antl-Saloor. league, and that he
has often been unjustly condemn-
a7 WANTED Situation b
WANTED A Job trimming and
grafting. Address
37 Capital
h36
Joti rn:L
SITUATION by thoroughly ex
perienced cook in hotel, res
taurant or hospital. Phone
1SH4W. has
YOUNG man want work of any
kind. Is very deserving. Please
phone 945J, or call at 2230 N.
4th street. h42
s WANTEB Help
PARTNER or all, excellent pay lux
business. Experience unneces
sary. $200 monthly guaranteed.
Small investment. See Mr. Drake
169 S. High St. Open evening.
K3 (
LOANS
GOV tiliX MUST loin art Ursa
iVt per cent. F. L. Wilkinson.
202 U. S. National bank bldg.
UONI5Y to loan on real estate, pri
vate money, lowest re Lea. T. K
Pord. over Bush's bank. r
MONEY TO LOAN on city prop
erty, either building and loan
plan or private money. Farms
loans with Insurance company
money at 64 with commis
sion added. Ralph H. McCurdy,
Nos. 6 and 6, Stneves-Moore
Ftldg.. Salem. r
LOANS
FARM LOAN'S 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 Vj per
cent, plus a commission. Haw
kins & Roberta, Inc.. 205 Ore
gn bldg. r
, FARM AND CITY LOANS
20 y-ar farm loans oc rural
credit plan, with privilege of pre-
oaymcnt at any time.
City loans made, at lowest rates
f Interest.
It ou have money to loan os
either city or farm property see
me. t have clients wanting private
money.
R. W. M ARSTERS
101 Masonic TemDle. Slem.
AUTOS
SPECIAL price on all used cars.
Newton Chevrolet Co. q
FORD touring, old model, good
shape, new paint, 25 license,
$65. 613 N. Capitol. q39
1920 FORD touring for sale nt a
bargain. Inquire lu20 N. Cap!
tol. q3f
OVERLAND touring car for sale
cheap, 1923 model, this year's
license. Call 1195 Cross St. q38
SOFI EIOLAli AUTO WRECK I NG
Co. will buy your old car, high
est cash prices paid. 1085 N.
Commercial street. q
HERK'S an opportunity A 1923
Hudson coach run only about
7000 mile. Lots of extras nnd
In excellent mechanical condi
tion. Look Just like new. Must be
seen to be appreciated. Price is
right. 690 Ferry street. Ask for
Goodfellow. q.lfl
SPECIALS
skm moh Pit r.:w
i924 Ford sedan, like new $55)
1924 Ford touring, extras ... $3
1921 Chev. tour, bargain.... $1
1M9 Chev. tour, snap, license $85
2 Chev. roadsters, cheap
NEWTON CHEVROLET CO.
1
1923 FoR D roadster, ml of ex
tras, $265; 1920 Ford touring
$150; 1918 Ford touring $70
1917 Ford touring $60; almost
new touring $32.; Olds 8 $3u0
good Overland 90 $100; covered
screen delivery $195. 219 State
street. q3H
USED FORD SPECIALS
IA23 4 door sedan ...
$47
J924 touring ,
123 touring
1923 coupe
1 '2 2 coupe
1924 roadster
1920 touring, starter ,
1C24 Tudoor fled ft n ...
. $:u.o
$275
$395
. S3 15
, $3 25
$14
$:,:i
Easy terms, 1925 license iticlud
d. VALLEY MOTOR CO.
Phone 1995 q
Ford coupe $2."ii
Dodge roadster $L'7r
Overland touring $275
Dodge touring $ l."0 1
Dodge tour. Inclosure $ IS-)
IfM-erland Red Bird $5r.O
Hiipniobile louring $'15')
'JhWdH:iker fledan $700
Oldsnmbile tour, incisure $500
YVe also have Fords, Chevrolet
and Overland at $50 and up.
"After We S-n, v Serve"
F. W. PETTYJOHN CO.
219 and 279 N. Commercial St. q
Uyo Dodge touring
n17 Dodge touring
J919 Dodge tourliig
1fil Dodge touring
1 y4 Tudor Ford sedan
Ilk' new
. $375
. $105
, $225
. $475
Just
. $550
1922 Dodge touring
1923 Imdge touring
10 Mitchell touring. A-l
. $55(1
$625
condition, nw tires $350
A1 cars include 1925 license.
Teir.
,'ToNESTEELE MOTOR CO.
q39-
1 AC K A RD II UDSON ESSEX
GOOD USED CARS
Hudson Speedster $775
Dodge touring $650
Hupmobile touring $650
Miixwell touring . $500
Hudson coach . $1200
Packard touring $1600
Kord sedan - . $300
Bulck touring $300
These are only a few of the cars
to hp let from. Look over our
stock. Triide In your old car ah
first payment. Reasonable terms
givn.
FltKD M. POWELL Motor Cars
- CottHe at Ferry street
Packard Hudson Essex q3l
ed for blunders resulting from fol
lowing their advice.
Minority Report
Tho Hare recommendations sug
gest the creation of a "flying
squadron" of special officers to a
niat In enforcing the prohibttk-n
act, and the Eddy Idea embodies
the suggestion that a state con
stabulary be created by the next
legislature it it develops that the
present system la impractical.
Representative Hurlburt signed
a brief supplemental report stat
ing that "In many instances the
work of tho prohibition commis
sioner has been most commendable
and he has accomplished consid
erable substantial good which
could not nave been accomplish
ed by local officers.
Governor pierce said this after
noon that he would have no state
ment to make In connection with
the report, which practically holds
htm personally responsibla for all
of the misdeeds and shortcomings
of Clouver.
Ths texc of the report Is as fol
lows; Committee's Renort
"Wo, yuur committee appointed
under senate concurrent resolu
tion No. 1 to make an iuvustiga
.ion of the office of mute pruhiui
tion cumuiissiouer and the enforce
ment of the prohibition laws, aud
mutters properly connected thero
witli, beg leave to report the fol
lowing findings:
"The operation, of tho law creat
ing '.he office of prohibition com
missioner lias not been fully cif.
ciunt or satisfactory.
"The coininiEiiiouer acting under
me aavico auu ui reel ion of the
governor assumed ttte attitude
that it was the du'.y of the dis
trict attorneys and sheriffs and
other law enforcement officer
within the etute to co-operate wi'.U
hfm, aud that It was not the duty
of the commissioner to co-oper.ite
with hera. Under this erroneous
policy, bad feeling has resulted.
In some counties there has been
co-operation, but this condition
has been the exception and not the
rule. In many of the countlus
the? haa been actual and conMn
ual friction.
Unbusinesslike.
"The records of the commiaaiou
er'e office disclose a haphazard
and unlmsineseltko way of con
ducting a department of tho state.
Receipts; and disbursements of spe
cial funds coming in the hands or
the commissioner are not disclosed
by his report. This special fund
wiis kept by tho commissioner un
der the udvice and direction of the
governor. The committee makes
no charge of dishonesty upon the
part of the commissioner,
"There is conclusive evidence,
both written and verbal, that the
commissioner used his official po
sition In some Instances to further
the political fortunes of candidates
for office and to defeat olher can
di dates. The political activity of
the commtasioneT has not been
passive but, on the contrary, !ias
been active.
Turner Over $1500.
"Punmant to orders of the gov
ernor, which were later reduced lo
writing, $1500 of the state prohi
bition fund v. aa turned over by the
commissioner to tho superintend
ent of the Auti-Saloou league
This money was turned over as
aforesaid in June and the early
part of July, 1924. No itemized
statement covering the expendi
ture of this money was ever ma le
by the superintendent of the Anil
Saloon league to the commissioner.
A portion of thie fund was sp-nt
In high living, debauchery aud im
morality upon the part of eo-culted
investigating a ten is. No prosccu
lions have resulted from tho activ
ities of thesu agents. It 1b claim
ed by tho governor, the prohib!
tiou commLssioucr and the super
itttendctit of the Anti-Saloon
league that said $1500 was ex
pendeJ in order to secure evidence
for the purpose of convicting
'large rum runners The gjr
ernor has assorted that the mouay
wafl well Bpent, i)d it is claimed
that prosecutions will result.
However, up to the present time
no 'large rum runner' has been ar
rested or convicted as a result of
said investigations. Considerable
time has elapsed since ttie investi
gations were made, and Weinberg,
the chief investigator, has depart
ed from the state of Oregon to an
Hwer an indictment fn the state of
New York.
"A Koneral ststouieiil lias hem
submitted to the committee by tno
superintendent of the Anti-Saloon
league covering the expenditure of
tho said sum of $1000. I his state
ment Khows that largo stiuw w?re
expended for hotels and nienls f'rt
Mr. aud Mrs. Weinberg and guns!
consisting of large ruin runners ;
and that a portion of said Hum was
expended for 'taxi, auto hire,
cigurH. drinks, etc.' Money wis
M"t Criiy by these agents tn
house of prostitution for the pur-
poso of purchasing drinks and for
other purposes which were Mil
proper. The committee believen
Weinberg and his aftslstant, Hugo,
should never have been employed
at tho expeiwe ot the state prohi
bition fund. The methods employ
ed by these so-called investigating
agents were not law enforcement
but lawlessness.' Their uctlvitic
are a stain upon the prohibition
cause.
"The commissioner had no pre
vious experience whicn qualified
him for the office and is not tern
neranir'iitally suited to the work
which devolved upon til in. He has
been unfortunate in the selection
and approval of a number of
agents employed by him. Home oi
th(e agents have been convicted
of crimes before their employment
and others were guilty of malfcas
ance during the term of their em
ployment by the commissioner. I
two instances .a chief deputy ol
the commissioner has assaulted.
Demons placed under arrest by
him for the purpose of forcing
confessions from .hein. The eom
mifMlnneT, however, has Immo
diately discharged such employes
as noon as their conduct oocvtv
known to him. It has bn Jiff!
cult (or liiin to secure the services
ON THE AIR
THI USDAY NK.liT
U'aclfk! Tiuw)
K O W tt p. m Oregon ia n
Concert orchestra. 10 p. m. Mult
nomah Hotel stroller; intermis
sion numbers by tihetler's nov
elty String quartet.
KFI Loa Angeles, Cal., 467
7- 8 p. m., Scherdena AMon on
tho marimbaphone; $-t, musi
cal program; 9-10, Examiner
musical program; 10-11, John
Smullmaii vocal program.
Kl'UA, Seattle, Wah., 450.2
4-5:15 p. in., Olympic hotel
concert orchestra.
KFSU, Los Angeles. Cal., 278
-7:30-8:45 p. in., auditorium
service and baptism; 9:45-10,
tlray studio musical program;
10-11, orgiin recital, Esther
FrL'ke Green.
KUO, Oakland, Cal., 293.8
8 p, m.. faree, "Seven Keys to
lluldplate," KUO playeri; 10-1
a. m., Henry llalstead's dance
orchestra.
KHJ. Los Angeles. Cal., 404.1
6:30-7:30 p. m., stories from
American history; 8-10. program
10-11, Bill more hotel dunce or
chestra. KNX, Hollywood. Cal., 337
6:45-6:13 p. in., organ recital;
6:15-7:30, musical program,
Ziegler's orchestra; 8-9, musical
program: 9-10, KNX feature
program; 10-11. Cocoa nut Grove
dance orchestra.
KJrf, Los Angeles, Cal., 293
8- 9:30 p. .n., vocal and instru
mental concert.
KFO, San Francisco, Cal.,
423.5 7-7:30 p. m.. Rudy Seig
er's Fairmont hotel orchestra;
8-9, Thejdore J. Irwin, organ
ist; 9-10, musical program; lo
ll, Uciie James Ruse Room
Howl orchesir.i.
FRI1MY NKillT
(Pacific Time)
KOW 8 p. m.. University of
Oregon extension lecture. Pro
fessor Franklin E. Foltz, as
sistant dean of the school of
business administration. 10:30
P. in.. Hoot Owls with Elks'
quartet, nnd other features.
KEAE, Pullman. Wash.. 330
7:30-! p. m., diversified fea
ture program.
U.I l Lua AURetea, Cat., U
B:;t0-6 p, m musical half hour;
6:45-3, orwan recital; 8-9, Eve
ning Herald program; 9-10. Carl
Meyer and his orchestra; 10-11,
vocal aud instrumental pro
gram. Kl'OA. Seattle, Wnsh., 450.2
S:30-iu p. m.. Times studio
program; U-lt, Olympic hotel
dance orchestra. 4
KFQX. Seattle. Wash.. 238
8-9 p. m., Karl Cray and his
orchestra; 9-J0 concert hour;
10-11. Kacl Cray and hia or
chlra. KI'SU, Los Angeles. Cal., 278
7:30-9 :l!i p. m., young peo
pled Evangelistic service; 9:15
10. Silver band concert; 10-11,
or'aii recital.
KUO, Oakland, Cal., 299.8
5:30- p. m., oii-ls half hour.
KHJ, Loi Angtles, Cal., 404.1
6:30-7:30 p. m stories from
American history; 7:30. talk,
"The Future of AdvertJsinK"; 8
10, diversified musical program;
10-11, Riltmoie hotel orchestra.
KNX, Hollywood, Cal., 337
6:45-6:15 p m.. organ music
co-icert; :15-7:30. dinner hour
music ; 8-10, musical progra m ;
10 11, amateur hour; 11-12,
Cocoanut Grove dance orches
tra. KPO, San Francisco, Cal.,
42H.5 6-9 p. m., program: 9
10, one act play.
of competent and ti usty-worthy
men, and the governor hum a.
pointed too many special agent
without any knowledge of their
character or qualifications as law
enforcement officers.
Conducted on Theory.
The department hoin
ducted upon the theory, at least in
part, that It was better to capture
a corrupt orricial than a bootlog
ger, and hus been undtty concern
ed about the conduct of pubic ot
ficiak.
"The report of tho commissioner
with respect to the results obtained
by his office is exaggerated anil
inaccurate. The best results In th?
enforcement of tne prohibition
taw nave been obtained under thi
direction of duly elected sheriff;
and district attorneys of the vari
ous counties. Although special
agents were pld by the ulstrlc
attorneys of the various counties
they were required to report i
the commissioner and the resu'os
of their work are credited to th
commissioner us though they wen
working under his immediate dt
rection. In addition thereto, lur.i
credit is taken for work in which
neither 11 r. Cleaver nor his assist
ants hud the lightest part, i'l
some counties the commissioner is
entitled to credit.
"The cummitvsloiier lias done
practically nothing tow;uds the
enforceniHnt of the narcotic law.
The narcotic evil in one of the
moit aerioua matters confrontltig
tho pepolu of this stato and the
work of the couunisslnner in tl."
eiiforcomeiit of narcotic laws ha
been almocit till.
Vested in Governor.
"Hy reason of the inexperience
of 'he commissioner, he was di
rected by the governor to keep In
close touch vlth the superintend
ent of the Anti-Siilooit league .md
to f o 1 1 o w h is advice, which the
commis.siotier has conm.stently
done,
"Under the act creating the ot-
flce of prohilbtion coiniiiittsioucr,
the power of appointing the com
mlssloner and such ageutf and n
spectors as may be deemed neces
sary to enforce the prohibit Ion
laws of tlu state. Is vested tn the
governor. The governor's orders
and directions have been strictly
and literally followed by the com
missioner, and -the governor has
appeared before the committee and
personally assumed full responsl
hility for tho conduct of the office
ot the commissioner.
"The commissioner has ofLtliues
been unduly condemned and criti
cised for conduct resulting from
the direction of the governor aid
the superintendent of the Anil
Saloon league; hut In our Judg
ment he can be of no further serv
ice to the state as prohibition com
iiilssloner, and that In furtherance
of the cause of law enforcement
his resignation should he demand
d or he should be removed."
KfS AGENTS WASTED g
AUKNTS WANTED tell thw
Magiclean auto polish, one co.it
Will last 2 months. Territory
open for the right man. Ask for
Frank, Rutterfield, 363 State
street. Salem. Or. - gg41
LEGALE
NDTH E
of Intention to ImproTC flows M
Street from High Street lo
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
clares Its purpose and Intention to
improve Howard street from the
east line of High street to the east
line of 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 the
City of Salem, by bringing said
portion of said street to the estab
lished grade, constructing cement
concrete curbs, and paving said
portion of said street with a six
inch cement concrete pavement
twenty feet wide, in accordance
with the plana, specifications and
estimates, therefor, which were
ndopted by the Common Council
February 2nd, 1925. now on file
In the office of the City Recorder,
and which are hereby referred to
and made a part of this notice.
The Common Council hereby fur
ther declares its purpose and In
tention to make the above describ
ed improvement by and through
the Street Improvement depart
ment of the City of Salem.
By order of the Common Coun
cil February 2nd, 1925.
M. POULSEN'. City Recorder.
Date of first publication hereof
Is Feb. 4. 1925. 40
JOOAl WANT ADS PAY
DIRECTOR?
Al'imONKKK
V. N. WOOORT expert live
stock, furniture, real estate sua.
Uoneer. Ros. 1610 N. Summer
Tel. 511 for sale da tec.
n.Vri'KRY SUPPLIES
FREST-O-LIT E U TT E R Y SE It-
VICE. Expert auto electricians.
Phone 1804 418 Coutt St
K. O. U ART ON, Exide batteries,
starter and generator work. 171
8. Commercial.
WILLAUO Service Station, Joe
Williams, 631 Court street,
phone 19S. "Automotive electric
ians" CIIIROFRAtTOR
UK O. L. SCOTT. Chiropractor,
414 O. S. bank bldg.
DKUUOISTS
J. C. FERRY, Rcxail druggist. 116
8. Commercial SL
i;i,i:vntit AL SUPPLIES
ELECTRICAL Plx'.urfc A Supply
uo4 zz N UDertv pnone 1934.
House wiring and fixtures
R ROW NELL ELECTRIC, succes
sors to Welch Electric, contract
ing and supplies. 879 Bute 8L
Phone 96 8.
ARC HIE PLEEN E R. electrician.
house wiring by hour or con
tract Estimates furnished, phone
980. 471 Court SL
HALIK ELECTRIC SHOP -337
CourL We do house wiring and
carry a complete stock of fix
tures. Instrument repairing, ex
perimental work. Electric appll
ancew repaired. Phone 488.
FIX) K I hi
CUT flowers and floral pieces. De
livery, u. F. Breithaupt. florist,
123 N. Liberty, phone 380.
fiu it nt' vi:rs
WARD K. Richardson, Salem,
Ore. 54
Hi:.MSTIT 1MNU
MRS. C. U. MILLER, hemstitching
stamping, buttons. Room 10,
over Mlller'a store, phone 117.
SALEM Elite, hemstitching, pleat
ing, buttons, stamping and nee
dlework. Phone 379 329 Oregon
bldg
MERCHANT 1'AIIjOK
li. tL MOSHER Tailor for men
and women. 474 Court Sl
M. A ESTES. fine tailoring. 384
3' ate ntreeL
MOTOUCICCLKS
LLO V U H. RAMSOEN. bike acces
sories and Dayton bicycles. 387
Court street.
HARRY W" SCOTT. "The Cycle
Mao." 147 south Commercial.
phone 68.
OIU-:tiQN lit .MANE SOCIETY'
REPORT cases of cruelty to chil
dren or animals in central Wil
lamette valley district to Dr. W.
O. Morehouse, humane officer.
Salem. Or., tel. U10
6i-ncLNs
CLASSES fitted by an optometrist.
Bnw Optical Co., 325 State St.
'LC M1UNO and (t0.iitral repair
work. Phone 550. Uraber Bros.,
i 1 south Liberty.
ilEO M. UARR Plumbing, heat
ing, ihcet metal works. 164 b.
7ommrilal.
PIANOS
UE(J. U. WILL pianos, phono-
grapns, sewing machines, sheet
muslo and piano studies. Re
pairing phonographs mJ sew
)ng machines. 432 fltste. Salem.
rUIMINo
A SATlSFi ED customer returns to
the Rowland Printing company,
phone 1512. Masonic Temple.
REPAIRING
STOVES of all kinds rebuilt, re
paired, roils made. The Stove
shop. 05 Marlon, phone 1524.
30
Sl'o VES rebuilt and repaired. 6 0
years experience. DepoL Na
tional and EIIwoo3 fences, sizes
24 to 68 inches high. Paints,
oil and varnishes, etc., logan
berry and hop hooks. Salem
Penes and Stove Works. 850
Court street, phone 124.
WAT I :ifl:oM PA NY
SALEM WATER COMPAN K Ot
flces. corner Commercial and
Trade Sts Bills payable month
ly In advance. Phone 67.
WOOD WORKING
JACOB WEIZEL Cabinet Works,
upholstering and re finishing.
Phone l9. 239 Court St.
Farm Loans
4NDEKS0N A BUPEBT.
40( OrtfOD DulldlDI