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TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1925 "THE CAHTAL JOURNAi; SALEM, OREGON PAGE NINE Never Make the Children Sing "I Want to Be An Angel" Because They Don't A , I " LapitaiJournai i SUBSCRIPTION KATES py carrier 10 ceaU ft week. 46 oeai e month. 15 a yeai In ad- By mall, to Marion ana Polk Bounties, one month e cnts. I months II. lb. month 91.26. I fear I 90. elsewhere 60 cenU a mntrt. 15 a year. tin i wed a aecoca class aU matter at Salem. Oregon. Member ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press ia exclus ively entitled to the uae Cor pub Ucailon ot alt news dlapatchea credited to U or not otherwlae credited in tola paper and also local newa published herein. Member Audit Bureau of circulation Advertising representative: Charted B. Miller, 22b Fifth A '. New Vork City. W. S. BtockwelL bldg.. Chicago. 111. M. C. Morgensen Loa Angele and Francisco. Peoples Oaa & Co.. Inc.. Seattle, 8a n Classified Advertising Rules Rata per word eath insertion 3 cents, three lnsertlona a cente, one week I centa, one month 20 cent, one year, per month. It cents; minimum per au 86 centa. City ada oash to advance, and Dot taken over phone, nnlesa ad vertiser has monthly account. No allowance for phone errors. FOR S.4LR Hones FIVE room house. $140U. Inquire lTifiO Rellevue St. terms. a43 FURNISHED sale, $2300. S room house for 1296 Highland, at? MY homo for sale, furnished or unfurnihhed; would lease to de sirablo people. See property ut 11H2 H. 16ih St. at! BEAUTIFUL LOTS Paved street and walks in and p.-i Ut, ideal location. Price $50). $ii7.", $700, easy terms. See Cliitds & Bechtel. 540 State St. a FOlt SALE 3 room bungalow and basement, 1 acres of utmwberrles for $450, $200 cash. A snap for a poor man. Write or see Harry Tee. Falls City, Or. a!2 LOOK LOOK LOOK This Is not a new house, but a (rood old house, large lot on Slate street, for $1700. Kuf sed. Now see Childs & Bechtel. 540 State Ktreet. a FOR SALE 2 room cottage, sleeping porch, woodshed, built in kitchen, garage, chicken h o use. gravel street. $ 1 7 00, terms. 1305 Norway, phone 147 IN. a45 GOOD modern bungalow on N. Capitol for $4900 on only $500 down, balance terms; also a good buy In a modern 7 room bungalow new, on north Win ter, for $5500, easy payments. H. E. Jirown or Melvin Johnson, 109 s. Commercial. a A RKAL HOMK On north Summer street, seven lnrgo rooms, beautiful fireplace, biith, 2 toilets, built ins; base ment, furnace, stationary wash trays, 2 wood lifts, garage, largo bearing fruit and nut and abide trees, extra large lot, lawn. flowers and shrubbery. Pav&d street. Very attractive two stoiy bungalow, house too large for two people, reason for celling. Price $5250, terms. See Childs & Bechtel. 540 State street. a COOl) VALUES 8 room house, corner of X. Sum mer and Norway streets. Lot 60x 125. Price $3500, paving paid. New 4 room bungalow in north Salem. Price $2200, would take lcreagc north or east assart pay ment. Modern S room bungalow In the Oaks addition, east front, double garage. Price $5250. Want good car for house In Dallas. KRUEOER, Realtor 147 X. Com'l. phone 217. n41 & ROOM BUNOALOW, TWO LOTS $2750. $500 DOWN " TWENTY FIVE PER MONTH My client who owns this place took it in as part payment on - n larger, house and has no use for It as he lives out of town, tells m to take easy terms, a good used car can be put in this neat cot Uge is located at 1240 north 21st, Salem. There are. 5 rooms plaster ed, bath, woodshed, garage, hen house, etc. Just go out and look at It and submit the best offer you will- make on it. Either one or both lots. FRANK KINNEY, excluslr agent. Eugene. Ore. a46 DON'T PAY KENT We can sell you these bargains on easy terms. A new modern 7 room bunga low, polished floors, buffet, cabi rets, located on car line; fine lo cation. If you want a real bar gain on easy terms see this. Z rooms, corner lot, $C0, easy payments. 4 rojms furnished. $1675. $100 cash balance $20 per month. 4 V4 acres located near asylum, 4 room hou.ce, $2000, $300 cash, balance to suit. $5000 to loan on first class se curity. If you want bargain nee us. KADCLIFF & WAKING 841 State street n42 MISCELLANEOUS COMFORTS tacked for $1 each. at 898 Trade St. m4 1 WOODRY buva furniture tor casn phont 611 n DAVIS & SON. carpenters, will d your new building or repairing any where. 613 N. Capitol, m 2 FOR expert furniture packing and hipping, call Stiff Furniture tore, phone 941, MATTRESSES renovated. We ren ovate alt kinds of mattresses. Called for and delivered. Best of work guaranteed. Capital City Bedding Co.. 1190 north Capltoi. Phone 19. m SOUS Scavenger service. Garbage and refuse ot all kinds removed y the month at reasonable rate phone 16. residence 1068. Cess pools cleaned and dead aolmat removed m SQUARE Deal Welding Works ox acetylene and electric. We ape elallze on cylinder blucka, alum- . Inum cases, heavy cast Iron, teel tanks, boilers, flue, leaf and coll springs, frames and fenders. Call ua for estimate. If Ua nade of metal re can weld It $41 Ferry St. phone l4. m WANTED Situation - - , work. h4 2 VOL-NO man wants work of any kind. Ia very deserving. Please phone 945J, or call at 2230 N.j IQST AND fc'OUND LOST I'ea fowl hen. finder please call 13FJ and receive reward. k4i FOUND Canary, owner can have same by identifying. 1237 Ch-v meketa street after p. m. V43 LO s 1' Pa i 7 o i b r o wn k i d gloves Thursday night In or ne:.r Ores;on theater, Reward. Phone 1021 W. ktl LOST Sunday ught on the main highway between Corvallis anil Salem, a paper suit box with green dress and pair of shoes la side. Howard if returned to Vic H. Beckman, Terminal bldg., Si- 1 c m. k J LOST A man's silver wrist watch with patent leather strap, name of owner engraved on back, George Pepper, Oregon City, Ore Ron, U. S. A. One mile east right from the Swegle school house. Phone 101F14. Salem, Or. Kt. . box 97, Kmil Hoffman. k4i i WANTED Miscellaneous WANTED To Phone 1S-F11. buy- Sxao silo. i4:i WANTED Oood tK-cond hand coil brooder. 104F25. 143 WELLS bored. W. S. CowUell, 11 Marion St. 142 fcL KUNER Plumbing and repair work. Phone 1310W. clC3 WANTED Some young goa ( e rvais. Or., Kt. 2 . b ox 1. 1 4 3 ANT To rent modern 4 room house, box 100 care Journal. 143 WANTED Several hundred cedar posts. Flala's Vineyards, Kt. 1 box 21. 143 M AT E KN IT Y n u ic will go homes. 2090 West Nob Hill, Kate M Jones. iC6 PLOWING and excavating done, also fertilizer for Kale. Phone 945J. 10 WANTED To rent Email acreage or furnished dnlry and chicken ranch. 613 N. Capitol. 143 WANTED 3 or 10 sLamls of be. price must be reasonable. Rt. 3. box 241. i41 WANTED To buy second hand No. 10 Oliver plow cheap, Phone 4SF6, 1. O. Alsman. Gcr- vais. Or. 142 WANTED Work pruning ani grafting; I also have a five room house to rent. C. F. Anderson, 170 Front St. 142 BRICK and tile work reasonable Specialty in fireplaces and chim neys. Phone 194711. A. B, Mc Dowell. 102 WANTED Painting, tinting, pa pcrhanging, floor surfacing, ex pert service guaranteed. Phone H91W. Ill WANTED Private money for farm loans. We have several applications on hand. Hawk-ins & Roberta, Inc., 205 Oregon building. i WANTED Used furniture ran ea, heaters, cook stoves, tools, etc. We pay cash, get our prices before you sell. Liberty Ex change, 241 N. Com'l SL phone 841. l WANTED Used furniture, stove of all kinds, gun a. kodaks, tools, etc, People's Furniture store sells for lees or makes the other fellow do It. Phone 73f, 271 N. Commercial. 1 WANTED All kinds of Junk, we pay highest cash prices for rap, sacks, metal, hides, paper, etc Old cars to wreck, trailers for sa le. 900 north Commercial, phone- 2157, Cherry City Junk and Auto Wrecking Co. 115 c FOR SALE Miscellaneous c LOOSE tlover hay for sale. 8HF2. I'hone c!3 CLOVER hay. Kt. 7. A. Ruth, Salem, c4 i ver and vetch. cir 13 A LED hay. Phone 39F5 C 11 EAT and grain 1264M. I'hone c4l OLD PAPERS fur sale, largo bun dle 5c. Capitnl Journal. c FOR SALE Wicker baby hutryy, good as new, $15. 5G7 N. lath. c43 CREAM separator for .ile, or trade for work. 1695 north Cot tnce. " 42 FOR SAL'J 2 silk ilosa mattresses worth $0. will sell for $JP. Phone 1132J. r4V Full SALE Single garage, easily moved. 417 N. Comnierciil, phone 913. c-K 75 GLA It. bulbs, blooming size, postpaid $1. E. A. Bennett Nur sery Co.. Salem. Or. pJAl Foil SALE--Lease und furnish ings of an eleven room apart ment house. 639 north Liberty. c4 3 STRAWBERRY plants, inspected Treblas and Etlerbergs, excep tionally fine. Winnie Pettyjohn 216 Oregon bldg. c43 100 GLADIOLUS bulbs blooming nice, postpaid, while they last $1 D. H. Upjohn, 954 S. Liberty i3t. Snlem, Or., phone 1700. c FOR SALE Sewing machine, au tomatic lift, all attachments, good as new, $10. 615 north Capitol, upstairs. Cll LIKE a good story? The year's best, starts Feb. 20th in the Portland News, until April 1st for 45c. E. J. Hamilton. Dist. Mgr.. phone 12S9W or 923. c FOR SALE Strawberry plants, 10.000 or more, best variety. 121. only 25c per hundred. Au- frey White, 169 S. High, phone 1 7 IS. TWO new French discoveries, one removes wrinkles, the other re duces welKht, uses no drugs. diet or exercise. Room 124, New Silem hotel. c42 FRUIT TREES HUh and Ferry, call and aee our stock before buying. Phone 1I40M. C FRUITLAND NURSERY HIGHEST cash price paid, we bay everything, used furniture, tools, rngs. sacks, old metal and used cat. Get our prices before you sell. Phone 19$, 216 Center street. ATTENTION MOTHERS Com plete layettes made at flat ratei, satisfaction guaranteed. Free in formation to any one regard ing 'amount and cost ot mater ial. Call at 1144 X. Cottage St. Mrs. Brule. c41 REAL ESTATE 160 ACULS UF CANADIAN LAND to trado for real estate In Salem. Scheelar Auto Wreck ing; Co.. 10S5 N. Commercial treet. n HAVE client who will build two story mercantile building with full basement, for responsible tenants desiring lease. Ralph 11. McCurdy. Steevea-Moora bldg. n44 OWN YOUR OWN HOME Pay like rent. Values to cult any taste. Every month's rent Bets you farther back. It la bad bus iness and unnecessary. Let me show you. Harris, Masonic Tem ple, phones 795. 1942J. n Some bargain, nice 6 room bun1 :alow on pavement, garage, goes for $2200. Also a new bungalow in Enslewood district on pavement. $t00 cash first payment. . 5 room house und two lots goes for $ltoo. Ten acres of land with a fine house, good water, cast of Engle wood, at a bargain. SQUARE DEAL REALTY CO. 202-3 IT. S. bank bldg. n SPECIAL Farm bargain, 43 acres of fine bottom land, fair house and barn family orchard. 18 miles from Sa lem. Only $2000, each. So acres all in cultivation, good room plastered house, small barn, family orchard, on good road ft mile from school. Price $3500. Good 8 room house, large lot with all kinds of fruit, will trade for small house. Good corner lot, both streets paved, renting for $40 per month, wilt trade for farm, price $5000. THOMASON 331 1 State street n 5 room home on base me nt, ga ra ge, paved street. well built in, $2700. terms. 5 rooms and sleeping porch, furnace, fireplace, garage, paved street, on street car line, $3800. 6 rooms with all modern con venlences, with . very attractive surroundings, $4000. 6 rooms on Stnte street, modern conveniences, $5000 5 rooms and floored attic, Par rish addition, hardwood floors, strictly modern, beautiful shade trees. $5500. WINNIE PETTYJOHN, Realtor 216 Oregon hldg. n' Business blocks are going up, you buy right If you buy at today's prices, you also make a good In vestment if you buy in Salem. Apt. house trade for email tract; 9 room house close in, 2 bath rooms, trade for smaller house. Small house trade for small also a larger tract. Make hay while the sun shines and see the beautiful bungalow and & acre tract we have for sale, it is a peach and we have a "pear" of them, move to the coun ry today. Friday IS for good luck, come on nnd see GERTRUDE J. M. PAGE Realtor. 492 N. Cottage St. n SOME REAL BUYS IN REAL FARMS; THE KIND THAT MAKE YOU MONEY 60 acres, cleared, best Ho well prairie, Vt mile from Prat um. room modern house, basement. furnace, hot and cold water, bath and toilet, fine barn, eheds. coops, on graveled road, mile of pave menL 7 miles to Salem, priced at a price asked for a ten acre tract near Salem. Owner really wants to sell. 75 acres, 73 cleared, welt fene ed, modern new set of improve ments, 18 head cattle, 2 horses, brood sows, implements, 50 acres growing crop, looking fine, all goes for $10,000. terms. This place will resell nt $12,500 in one year. SOCOLOFSKY 341 State. n TRADES 14 fruit acres 2 miles out, fine. price $10,500, wants residence. 14 acres close, improved, $5o00, wants residence. 60 acres well improved. $6000, wants small tract close. Vfc acres fruit and improved $3j00, wants residence. 2 acres well improved. $5000. wants residence. 10 acres close nnd well improv ed, $5500, wants residence. 5 acres close and well improved $i000, wants residence. 11 acres well improved and clos $3000, wants residence. 7 room house $4500, wants email er farther out. 5 room house $3000, wants larg er and better. t room house close $4000, wants better and smaller. 6 room new modern $6000 wants smaller. 6 room, 2 lots, good, $6500 wants smaller. 7 room fine $7500, wants small er or farther. M'GILCHRIST & PENNINGTON ?09 U S bank bldg. phone 140. n PROSPERITY IS KNOCKING AT YOUR DOOR Why not let it in by taking ad vantage of the bargains we offer while they are to be had. 67 acres of good land, 50 acres under plow. All fenced, one mile from town, no wet land; 6 room hnusA Murine and nell. On good road. Only $3600 and easy term. A new 5 room bungalow and ga rage, bath, hot and cold water, plastered, and nicely finished $1700 only $300 down, balance to suit. We have a fine selection of new modern 5 room bungalows. Let us show yoe some. A splendid 18 acre tract, north of Salem, team of - horses, 150 chickens, a good cow. All at $5000 Will trade for Salem property. STOCK AND DAIRY RANCHES 125 acre dairy ranch all stock ed and equipped for $13,600. A good location. Will trade for small acreage or city property. 660 acre stock ranch, good house, well fenced, and on good road. 100 acre under cultivation $35 per acre. TRADES A fine 29 acre farm near Sa Icm. Good buildings, running wa ter. $10,600, or will trade for larg or place. room house, modern on paved street at $4500 or will trade for small acreage near Salem. A new I room bungalow, garage, large chicken house, and 8 acres of good land on paved road. A bargain at $2500. Will trade for house In Salem. If you have not succeeded In getting the kind of place you wan do not get discouraged. Let Uft help you. We are always at you service. J. F.TLRICTt 122 K. Com'l, phone 1354. 1)4 FOR SALE LiTMtocfc VETERINARIAN, Dr. Patterson. eSO phone 2028W. CLOVKH hay for sale. Kt. 7, box 102. H. Walker, phone iftFZi. -C44 FRED W. LAN UK, veterinarian. office 430 S- Commercial, phone FOR SALE One team, weignt 1 AOS a and B voara Aid one team weight 130. S and 8 years Old. Call 44F11. ' 41 FOR. SALE Farm J IDEAL CHICKEN RANCH 14 acres, new 4 room bungalow, poultry houses, near Falls City. $1500. terms. Childs &. Bechtel. 540 State street. b SPLENDID 10 acre ranch with running water, good building, electric lights at city limits, ner car line, $5000, terms. Own er. 566 N. Commercial. t41 0 ACRES la Umpqua valley, one mile from Pacific highway. Buildings, stocked and equipped. $3000. Wunt Willamette proper ty near same value. Incum brance $700. J. W. Adamson. Jefferson. Or. b41 FOR SALE Or trade by owner. 20 acres 3 miles from Salem on paved road, 6 room house, barn, chicken house, brooder house. electric lights; 15 acres bearing fruit, balance In crop; team and machinery enough to run place. 60 hens. 3 Incubators. 2 electric brooders; will give terms or trado for city property. See own er at 245 N. High St., Salem. b45 ee FOR SALE Wood WOOD sawing, phone 1131. ee67 DRY wood for sale. Phone 254 or 22. ee45 WOOD All kinds, phone l'i'ji. 5HF31. ee43 GOOD dry second growth wood, $6.50 cord. I'hone 652. ee45 OLD fir and second growth for sale. Phone aOS.'. eo45 FOR dry wood call C. D. Query. phone 77F2. eolis LENAKEU saws wood. Phone 2097J. ee62 LEST, fir wood wow $6.50. Call 1131. ec56 ASH wood, any length. H. A Kuenzf, Rflverton, Or. cc59 DRY slab wood for sale, and sec ond growth. Phone 1756. ee52 FOR SALE Fir and oak wood. Phone 92FS. C, Bradley. ee!7 NICE dry slab wood and oak for ale cheap. 1819. ee331 WOOD sawing. Fisher Bdros. 1319. ee331 WOOD sawing, Judd & Schmidt. phone 142. ee54 16 INCH block wood $3.75 per load, 4 loads $14. Phone 1879W. ee4S GOOD COAL DRY WOOD PROMPT DELIVERIES H1LLMAN FUEL CO. PHONE 1855 ee TRANSFER Also good dry wood and Utah coal LARMER TRANSFER & STORAGE CO Phone 930 c BEST GRADE OF WOOD 4 ft. and II inch Dry nnd green Mill Wood Dry Second Growth Fir Dry Old Fir Dry 4 ft. ash Prompt delivery and reasonable price. Fred B. Well. 280 uth Church, ohone 1641. FOR RENT ROOM and board, 566 N. Com'l J42 APARTMENTS. 268 north Cottage S ROOM house, 362 north Church J41 FURNISH ED apartment. 1171 Chemeketa. J13 64 ACRE farm for rent, 11 8 8 N. Commercial. J42 NICE furnished apt. 590 Union. phone 56i J. J 43 ROOM and board for two. Phone 1547M. J 4 3 FOR KENT House, modern, 1K05H Fairground road. J 4 1 NICE warm sleeping room for re fined man. 191 S. Church. J41 APARTMENTS, 265 S. Comnier- cifil. J57 HOUSE and apartments, 2056J. phone J329 MODERN 3 room furnished apart mcnt, 656 Center, phone 1284W. J4X FRONT room nnd kitchenette furnished for house keeping, $10 1550 Waller St. j 13 3 ROOMS, down stairs, light and water furnished, $12.60 month. 1603 north 4lh. j43 FOR RENT Strictly modern four room apartment, adults only. 7:5 Ferry St. , J 4 C 8 ROOM furnishr-d apartment, nice and clean, adults. 687 north Front street. J43 ISLAND farm for rent, good buildings. See owner, Rt. S, box 241. j41 FURNISHED apartments, reas onable, no objection to chil d ren. 960 Jiroa d wa y. J 6 S FOR RENT Houses and apart mcnts. F. L. Wood, 341 State street. J ROOM and use of kitchen given free to lady who will be home evenings, object company. I'hone 604R. J4a NICELY furnished heated room in modern home, garage If de sired. 745 N. Church St. phone 4fttt. J43 MODERN country home, 5 loomu. garage ana garden, i miles from bridge on Wallace ros , Inquire bnx 20. J4 1 1 FOK KKN T T wTn icel yf urn 1 s rT ed apartments, close In. Inquire at 268 north Liberty, phone 1937W. y NICELY furnished modern clean apartment, heat and water furn Ished, in downtown dialect. Patton Apartments. Call Pat ton's book storeJ J' FOR KENT 240 acres outh of Salem; 200 acres In cultivation, 50 acres In fruit, some stock and equipment furnished. Good terms to right party. Write Box 68. Dallas. Or. J 4 1 FOR RENT Five room bunga low $25. Six room house, furn ace, six blocks out, $36. Seven room house $25. Seven room by tig; tow $25. Four room house $15. Two room house $8, F. L. Wood, 311 State St JI2 WANTED Heln SCALES ladies wanted, no house to house canvass, make money at home. Call room 124 New Salem fcotel. tar: FOR SAL& Foal try f DROWN Leg-horn eggs Phone f42 2056J FULL blood R. I. R. hens, pullets and cockerel. Phone 29F11. f41 FOR SALE S. C. R. I. R. cock erel. Mcltae strain. $3 each; no exchange. Phone 7F32. f42 FO SALE Dozen Plymouth Rock young hens and roosters. 1279 Nebraska, Mrs. Y eager. f42 SALEM ClllCKElUES nesdqunrters for baby chicks. 7 varieties. 264 N. Cottage, Salem, phone 400. f BROWN Leghorns, early layers. best blood on the Pacific coast. Cockerels, eggs. Write Joe War Iner, 2144 6th St., Salem. fiio RHODE ISLAND RED chicks anil hatching eggs for sale now. From real Reds, large, dark red birds. Phone 111F14, A. L. Und beck. f4l FOR SALE White Leghorn hatching eggs, a great laying strain, $1 setting, $5 hundred, pen of Jersey Black Giants. Claude Stevengon, phono 34F4. f 15 FOR SALE 100 Tu tiered White Leghorn hens, fat and nice, hens most all laying, 1 and 2 years old; also 50 Rhode Island Red hens. See them at 850 N. 14th St. , f4i FOR SALE Nursery Stock d WARREN NURS7RY Guaran teed nursery stock, . all kinds. Special low prices this week. See me now, save mo ncy . 655 Ferry. a 4 5 FRUIT NUT Trees nt attractive prices. opposite O. E. depot, just off State street, 140 S. High. I'hone 10F4, Mathis Nursery Co. q5S d58 a BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES FOR SALE Bakery, town I'OO in Habitants, no competition cheap. 1298 N. Church. u4 FOR SALE Auto camp, this is a money maker, one of the finest groves on the Pacific highway. A. Weinert, Eugene, Or., motor Rt. A. n4 3 SHOE SHOP About $17i for equipment and supplies, good business;, no competition. Some terms or will trade for small nuto. J. W. A dam so n. Jefferson, Or. U41 FOR SALE Small meat marktt ; business with good equipment, ; good location, good business, will sell very reasonable, only small amount of money needed Box X222 Capital Journal, uiS LUAN3 GOVERNMENT loan on farms &H per cent V. L. Wilkinson. 203 (J. 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 com mis sion added. Ralph H. McCurdy, Nos. 6 and 6. Steevea-Moore Bldg.. Salem. r 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 busi ness property, at 5 14 per cent, plus a commission. Haw kins A Roberts, inc., 205 Ore gon bldg. r FARM AND CITY LOANS 20 year farm loans oc rural credit plan, with privilege of pre payment at any time. City loans made, t lowest rate if Interest. If you have mone? tC loan on either city or farm property aee me, I have clients wanting private money. R. W. MARSTERS 109 Masonlo Temole. Salem. r AUTOS 3CHEELAK AUTO WRECKING Co. will buy your old car, high est cash prices paid. 1085 N. Commercial street. q 1924 MODELS 1924 Ford touring $325 1924 Ford sedun $ " 2 Tj 1924 Chevrolet sedan . $700 Easy Terms NEWTON CHEVROLET CO. FOR SALE Hupmobilc fccdar.. A-l shape. & spare tires, 2 ftpare rims, shocks, motometer, dumb bell el op light, automitlc wind shield swipe and other extras. $600, some terms to reliable party. Biddy Flflhop. q4l " USED FORD SPECIALS 1923 4 door sedan $175 1924 touring $:t50 1923 touring $275 1923 coupe $395 1022 coupo $316 1924 roadster $325 1920 touring, starter . $145 J924 Tutloor sedan $535 Easy terms, 1925 license Includ ed. VALLEY MOTOR CO. Phone H'95 0 V'ord coupe $ - "' 'J pjodge roadster $275 Overland touring $-7;'p Dodge touring $ )5J Dodge tour, intiosure .. $48) Overland Red Bird $550 Jlupmohile touring $6'') ttudebakr.r sedan $700 Jildsmoblle tour. Inclonure $50 Ve also have Fords. Chevrolet and Over lands at $50 and up. j "After We Sell. We Serve' J F. W. PETTYJOHN CO. 219" and 279 N. Commercial St. q T' USED CAR-DISPLAY 1 UNUSUAL We believe the finest display of new and used cars In Salem today la to be seen at our sales room. We must reduce our Investment In us (I cars and are prepared to accept reasonable prices and terms. You cannot appreciate thla op portunity without inspecting our stock. We may have jut what you want. Inspection of our stock or a re quest for demonstration does not place you under the slightest obli gation. I ia a pleasure to show our er. PRKf M. POWELL, Motor Cars Corner of Cottage nnd Ferry Sis. Packard, Hudson, Essex, q41 ON THE AIR Tl'l-SDAY NIGHT (Pacific Time) KGW, Portland. 492 I p. m., Oregon Agricultural college lec ture ty C. J. Hurd, extension specialist In markets; subject, Producers' Co-operative Mar keting associations Past, pres ent and Future." 8:30, Mount Augel College Jubilee Minstrels. 10, Multnomah Hotel Strollers. KF1, Los Angeles. Cal., 467 5:30-0 p. m.. Examiner' musi cal half hour; 6.45-7, speaker; 7- 8, ' program. Hills Bros., pre senting dinner music; 8-t. Aeolian resioence pipe organ studio, Dan McFarland, organ ist; 0.-10, Examiner's Long Btrach municipal band; 10-11, Pack ud ballad hour, Rhue Glil and Bess Kmlisill, the melody girls. KFOA, Seattle. Wash., 455 6:45-8:15 p. m., Rhode. depart ment store; 8:30-10, Times dance niulc. Toots Bales pa vilion orchestra; Harold Weeks, song composer; 10:05-11, Olym pic hotel dance music. KKQX, Seattle, Wash., 238 7:15-8 p. m., bedtime story. Aunt Vivien; 8-9, Earl Gray and Ills Hotel Butler orchestra; 9 10, concert hour; 10-11, Earl Gray and his orchestra. KFSG, Los Angeles, Cal., 278 6:30-7 :20 p. m., children's hour with Harry James Beard sley (Cousin Jim); Eugene Lamb, pianist. KGO, Oakland, Cal.. 300 8 p. in., Antonio de Grattxl, violin ist; Maxir.e Cox. pianist; 10-1 a. ni.. dance music, Henry Ual etead's orchestra. KHJ. Los Angeles. Cal., 404 6-6:30 p. m., Art Hickman's Biltmore hotel concert orches tra, EdwaM Fitxpatrick. direc tor; 6:30-7:30, little stories, Am erican history. Professor Walter Sylvestor Hertzog; weekly visit of Queen Titania and Sandman from Fairyland, Uncle John nnd Louis F. Klein, harmonica and uutoharp soloist; 7:45, "In come Tax," Captain John T. Riley; 8-10, program. Julie Kellar trio, PeorLow Products company; 10-11, Eaii Burtnett's Biltmore hotel dance orchestra. KJS, Loa Angeles, Cal., 193 8- 9:;:o p. m., vocal and instru mental program, Frofegxor J. B. Trowbridge. KNX. Hollywood, Cal.. 337 6:45-6:15 p. m.. Wurlitzer pipe organ studio; sports talk, Sid Zilf; 6:30-7:30. dinner hour music. It. C. "Cliff" i Hi runt; 8 9, program. First National and Paciti'j-Soulhwust bunks; 9-10, KNX. feature program; 10-12, movie night. Ambassador hotel, Town Crier, introducing celo brltes over microphone, Abe Lyman's Cocoanut Grove dnnco orchestra. KPO, San Francisco, Cal., 429.5 8-11 p. m., diversified program, Palace hotel dance or chastra. KLX, Oakland, Cal., 509.9 6-7 p. m.. Aunt Elsie's sunset matinee. WEDNESDAY NIGHT KGW, Portland, Ore., 492 8 p. m., Mu Phi Epsllon pro gram arranged by Heulah Kcagy B'irendrick; 10, Colburn's Mel ody Mmi of the Hotel Portland; intermission solos by Leonard Claro, operatic tenor; Nellie Torgler, accompanist. KFI, Los Angeles. Cal., 467 C:30-6 p. m., Examiner's musi cal half hour; 6:45-7:30, detec tive stories, Nick Harris; 7:30 8, program. Goodwin-Klinger-McKay company, presenting a ina'e quartet; 8-9, Evening Her ald, program. Dr. Marian Trade Whiting; 9-10, Examiner. Wam pus movie night, presenting many famous slant and baby stars; 10-11, Patrick Marsh's dance orchestra, Betty Marsh, soloist. KFOA. Seattle. Wash., 455 6:45-815 p. in., Hopper Kelly company studio program; 8:30 10, Orpheon society concert. K FQX, Seattle, Wiwh., 238 7:15-8 p. ni., bedtime story. Aunt Vivien; 8-9, Earl Gray and his Hotel Butler orchestra; 9-10, concert hour; lo-il, Earl Gray und his orchestra. KFSG, Los Angeles, Cal,, 278 6:30-7:30 p. m., children's hour, with Helen Edwina nnd Mary Elizabeth Hughe, Mrs. Hnae, pianist. KHJ, Los Angeles, Cal.. 404 6-6:30 p. in., Art Hickman's Bill more hotel concert orches tra, Edward FlUpa trick, direc tor; 6:30-7:30, stories from Am erican history. Professor Wal ter Svlv-iier Heiizog; Dick Winsolw, Juvenile reporter; 8 1 0, program by American So ciety of Engineer; 10-11, Earl Burnett's Biltmore hotel dance orchestra. KNX, Hollywood, Cal., 337 5:45-6:15 p. :n., Wuiiiizer pipe orgin studio, Sid Ziffs. sports tail:; 7-8. Ambawador hotel concert orchestra. .lo.tf Rosen fM, director; 8-9. program, Carson-Baiiich Baking com cimpunv; 9-10, program, Gor don and Harrison; ln-12, Hol lywood land dance orchcstia. KPO, San Fraini.'co. Cal., 429.5 7-7:30 n, in., Rudy Sog er's Fairmont hotel orchestra. KLX, Oakland, Cal., 509 6 7 p. m., dinner concert; 8 10, Old Folks colonial concert. a RE AX ESTA1S n Choice 198 aero farm 4 miles from town, 100 acres fine level iand now In crop. About 50 acres good open pasture well watered, estimated 5000 cord wood timber, flood farm house, large barn, silo, gnrnRe, hoghouse, hen houses, woodshed, good wells, near school on good road. One of the best all around ranches In valley. Price $60 per acre, will take good resi dence or acreage for half and long time on balance. If you want to buy, er-11 or ex change see us. PER III NB A MARSTERS Commercial club bldg. n AUCTIONS Al.CTlON SALE Feb. 24, mV at 1 p. m. at th 8. A. Henry place 8 miles north of Salem on Wallace road and 3-4 miles wMt from the McLinch plnce. Team nf homes, cow, harneM and two wagons, machinery. Owner E. C. Fosnot, auctioneer, T. B. Hook er. M2 cs AGENTS WANTED " AGENTS WANTED Sell the Mnglclean auto polish, one coat will lajit 1 months. Territory open for the right man. Auk for Frank Butterfleld, 563 ' Stnte street, Salem, Or. gg41 PATHETIC TALE E BY MRS. EOFF A pathetic etory of the after math of a broken home la told in ua affidavit filed In circuit soutt by Clara 11. Koff in connection with her divorce proceeding against Q. A. Kotf. Bo'h aru prominently known as residents of Salera. That she Is working for a li4ng when she is not able to do so and Is barely able to make enough to live on is the plaint of Mrs. toff. She declares that there was an automobile registered In her nam?, but has been bola and she no long er owns it, and anyway .he mi dline is not worth more than $5'). being a 1917 model Buick. She asserts she naa no property in her name except where tho de fendant Uvea and charges that Tii" life estate in the tame she holds was given her by the defendant lu order Uiat he might avoid pay'ng some ot his just obligation. She states ehe haa never had the nee or occupancy of the property. Sh further avers she did have some lots fn Portland but that she sign ed a mortgage to these to enable the defendant to pay some of his debts and that these hare sine' been foreclosed on. She declares the defendant' life estate in the old Eoff estate is v-orth $7000 to $10,000. PROPOSAL FOR FREE SCHOOL BOOKS KILLED (Continued from Page One) Representative Tucker, Linn county, also spoke for the bill. Representatives Swan, f Inmil ton. Fuller and German fought the measure. The vote was aa follows: For the bill Bailey, Batea, BraUh er, Collier, Cowgill, Fisher. Gra ham. Hail, Hammond, Hazlett, Herelier, Hurlburt, Kilham, King, Kirk wood, Lonegran, Meindl, ftiott. North, Pelrce. Roberta. Rushlight, Shrock, Tucker. Win- alow and woodward. Against the bill Bonnett, Bu chanan, Carkin. Coffey, Cramer, Fitzmatirice. Ford, Fuller, Ger man, Hall, Hamilton, Hoaee. How ard, both Hunt era, Mann, McCal- lUter, Miller. Oakea, Potter, Ran dall, Reynolds, RuetJell, Hettle- meier, Shelton, Shunway, Swan Teegarden, Tom, Wheeler, Wil son and Btirdlck. Bills passed were: Other Bills Passed 407, relating to the collection of inheritance tax on property jointly owned; 424, allowing the superintendent of public Instruc tion to Issue a special teaching certificate for the subject of bi ology in addition to those sub ject's now named; 427 pro viding for potato grading; 343. pertaining to the method to ue employed in obtaining parole of asylum inmates to relatives; 3G0.I netting forth procedure for fore closure of certain loins by munic ipalities; 430, validating certain ilefects In property sales by guar dians, executors and administra tors; 429, to aright defects made in sates of property of incompe tents and other wardu; 4:i5, rais ing the small fees charged by Um county clerk for the filing or certain Instruments and papers In Multnomah county. Salary Bills Pass Other bills passed: 312, raising the salary of the county judge of Clatsop county from $2100 to $2400 annually and raising the salary of the second deputy of the sheriff from $1.10 tu $175 a month; 330 raising the salary of Multnomah county district jurigen from $3000 to $3600 a year; 406 rnit-ing the salary of the clerk of Lincoln county from $1250 to $1G80 a year and lltnt nf the sher iff from $1S00 to $2100; 42H per mitting tho Increase from $1KH; to $2700 a year in the salary of water masters in Irrigation dis tricts; 431 raising Gilliam coun ty's treasurer's salary from $400 to $600 a year: 432 setting the salary of the chief field deputy of mo Clackamas county sheriff at $150 a month and providing an automobile for him; 73 providing a plumbing code for t he state 142 setting the basket limit for steelhoad at seven a week in Til larnook county streams. Miscellaneous Bills Among other medurcs. 161 making It possible for the state treasurer's office to inspect a safe deposit box of a deceased pcrnon before heirs or others removed the contents thereof; 171 changing the commercial fishing deadline on Tillamook bay streams; 22D providing that the widow or de pendent father and mother of an ex -service man who would have been entitled to a bonus loan may receive the same; 223 amend Ing the code as it applies to the sale of stocks, bonds, and oth securities; 232 perpetuating the water right certificate of power companies so long as the water Is used for tho purposes specified and denying them the right to cnpitalice the value of these wa ter rights for rate making pur poses; house bill 273 providing for the election of a district court clerks 'In counties of more than 100,000 inhabitants and setting his salary at $2750 a year, also authorising surh clerk to name a chief deputy at a salary of $1680 a year; 195 providing regulations for the use of spotlights and head lights on automobiles; S07 author islng county courts to fix salar les of JtiHtires ot the peace and requiring tho latter to turn In all foes with an Itemised statement to the county treasurer. WANTS COUNCIL TO DRAIN WATER FROM BASEMENTS B. P. Taylor was spokesman for group of nronertT ownn n ljt, a 2nd, 23rd and 14th streets and on east Court and east State streets at the meeting of the city COlfncil last nlsht In ronrH In alleviating the drainage conditions in that sectlan, so that the base ments of dwelling houses there might be freed of water. It was the contention nf Mr Tn lor and his friends that the sewers in that section were not open, and they nrericntcrf a netittnn in th council asking for relief. Four day niter any rain had fallen the base menis were still flooded, and the property owners tonic mmiur. their own hands and knocked off the end of a pipe near Milt creek nnd had the satisfaction of seeing ineir Basements drained out lu a few. minutes. Mayor J. B. Glesy interjected a statement here that It Wat ouite likely thnt fHM.iii, tip had been given these property noiacrs am to the correct point and the correct nrocednr tn tn this dralnincr. H didn't tv ever thai the street department naa given tuts tip. A quinlca! smile could be seen on City Engin eer Rogers' face, however. The petition was turned over to the sewer committee for investiga tion. . DIRECTOR'S AI'tniONFKH F. N. VVOODKY. ittri nVk took, furniture, real estate auc tioneer Ros. lftlo N. Summer Tel. 8 1 1 for sale da tea apii:ry supplies-" PUEST-O-LITB BATTERY tiER- viuio. Kxpen auto electrician. Phone 1804 418 Court Bt R. D. BARTON, Emde baiterioe. sianer ana generator work. 171 o- commercial. W I LLAR D Service Station, Joe v imams, tn court street, phone 198, "Automotive alectrto lana. CHIROPRACTOR Drt o. L. SCOTT, chiropractor. no u a. Dana oiag. DltftiMSTS J. U. PUKRY. Rexa.l drucL-utL lift a. commercial St. FLFtriRICAL SL'PPLIKS ELECTRICAL Future & Supply uo, zzi n liberty, pnone 1934. rtousa wiring ana fixtures BROW NELL ELECTRIC, succes sors to Welch Electric, contract ing and supplies. 879 8tate SL Phone 968. A UUl HE FLKHNtltC electrician. house wiring by hour or con- traot Estimate furnished, phone 980. 471 Court SL HAL1K ELECTRIC SHOP 837 court, we do house wiring and carry a complete atock of fix tures. Instrument repairing, ex perimental work. Electric appll snces repaired. Phone 488. FI.ORIS1 :UT rtowers and floral pieces. De livery. C. F. BrelthaupL florist, 123 N. Liberty, phone 380. Kit I 'IT lU'VKItS WARD K. Richardson. Salem. 54 Ore. HEMSTITCHING MRS. C. K. MILLER, hemstitching tamping out ton. Koora 10, over Miller's storo. phone 117. SALEM Ullito. hemstitching, pleat ing, uu uons, stamping and oee dlework. Phone 379. 329 Oregon bldg. MKIU'IIANT TAILOR D. a MOSIiER Tailor for men and women. 474 Court SL M. A. E.ST K 3, fine La Morion. 384 S'ate street MOTORCRCLIia- ULO K U U. KAMSIjkn; bike accee- sonea arid Dayton bicycles. 887 Court streeL HARRY W SCOTT. "The Cvcla Man." 147 south Commercial, phone 68. OKi;i;ON IH'MANK SOCIKTY REPORT cases of cruelty to chil dren or animai iu central Wil lamette valley district to Dr. W, O. Morohouse. humane officer, Salem. Or., tel. 1510 tTtTiTrviu CLASSES fitted by an optometrist now wpncai CO.. a 25 State St. PLt'MHINC PLUMBING and gnnerai repair work. Phone 550. Orabei Bros., 141 south Liberty I'HEO M. BARR Plumbing, beat ing, theet metal works. 164 8. Commercial. PIANOS UEO. C, WILL pianos, phono graphs, sowing machines, heet muslo and piano studies. Re pairing phonographs and sew Ing mnohinea. 432 State. Salem. I'HINTl.Vi, A SATISFIED customer returns to the Rowland Printing company, phone 1512. Mnaonlc. Temple. llllMllUNt, SToVEs rebuilt and repaired. bO year eiperlence, DepoL Na tional and Ellwood fe.icea. slzea 19 to 61 Inches high. Paint oil and varnishes, etc, logan berry and hop hooka Salens Fnce and Stove Works 8S0 Court street, phone 124 " WATI-:it COMPANY SALUM WATER COMPANY Of flees, corner Commercial and Trade 8a Rills payable month ly In-advance. Phone 67. woon woitkivj JACOU WEIZEL Cabinet Works, upholstering and reflnlshlng. Phone 1S91. tM Court St. apitai Journal Want Ails I'm Farm Loans ANDERSON A RUPEBT. 401 OrcfOD Bulldlof
