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Newspaper Page TextA. W EDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1925 THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, "OREGON PAGE SEVEN 1725, Sniffing Snuff; lfe, Sniffing Neighbors CapitaljJournal SUBSCRIPTION KATE8 By carrier 19 cant week. 44 cents month. reai lo ad vance. By mail, lo Mar;oo end Polk oo untie. od month (0 conu, 1 months $ l.Hb months 88. 86. 1 rear 14. 00. Clwwhtn 66 MQU nionth. I a year Entered a secoua clam matter at Oalem. Oregon. ll Member ASSOCIATED PRESS Tha Associated Press Is exclus ively entitled to the use (or pub licatlon ut all oewe dispatches credited to It or not otherwise credited in this paper and also local news published herein. Member Audit Bureau JJ JculaUon ""Advertising representatives: Charles H. Miller. 22b Filth As, New York City. W. g. Stockwell, Peoples Gas bldg., Chlrugu. 111. M. C. Morgeneen & Co., Inc.. Los Angeles and Seattle, San Francisco ( liiSftKU'il Advertising Rates Rate per word each Insertion I cents, three Insertions s cents, one week s cents. on month 20 cents, one year, per month, It cents: minimum per ad 26 cents. City ads cash In advance, and not taken over phone, unless ad vertiser ha monthly account. No allowance for phone errors. FOR SALft Hopc FURNISH ED 6 room house for wale. 82300. 1296 Highland. a50 Is'KW & room bungalow (or Bale by owner. Inquire 1165 Ship phiK strrot. a70 FOR SALE Four room house. water and lights, $1150. F. L, Wood. 341 State St ft5Q SALE 3 room house $1700, email payment down, J3ti5 Maple ave. an LOTS LOTS LOTS $L'5 cash. $10 per month, buys a Im.MiHfnMfit nn Hi f..rl ul roof na inont walks, shade trees. Childs! Ut RechteJ, S40 State St. LOTS Cloud building lots, nortn or south Salem, on or near pave ment, easy terms, with cash prices. Seo Joe Wai'luer;1 2144 N. 5th St. a4J) FOlt SALE Seven room bunga low on paved street, full base ment, gas, garage, fruit trees, close to car line; will sell on easy terms or take car as first payment. F. Letter, Salem. Or. a5Q FoTt SALE Or trade for house amT""tL grocery store and ftx 0 tures, oil" and gas, four car ga rage, close to Summer resort, in a lumbering country; good place for man and wife. 20 miles from Salem. Box 88 Capital Journal. ... - - a52 SPECIAL BUY 5 room house, lights, water, bath, garage, wood ehed, good lot close to new high school, for only $1500 on $300 down. balance easy. H. R. Brown or Melvjn Johnson, 109 S. Commercial. a OPPORTUNITY In north Salem, most rapidly developing sec tion, good home; good invest ment. 5 rooms, large hall, atti?. barement, lot 98x132, lots - of shade and fruit, east front, gool street, price this week $2500. terms. 1895 N. Church, phone owner. 2122U. a4J A good home, rooms, in good order Inside and out. Paved street $ blocks to capitol. Large lot and lots of bearing fruit. Price $3750 "an be handled with $500 down. A small 3 room plastered house on paved street, hap garage. Fur niture goes with It, $1600. buyer to assume street improvement. $800 Sown. See MILLS 831H State street a48 5 room bungalow, built in, base ment, garage, paved street, $2700 4 room new house, east Salem, furnace, partly furnished, pave J itroet $3C0O. 5 room house, Bleeping porch. Turnace, fireplace, garage,, paver! itreet. $3800. 9 room modern house, north Cottage street, corner lot, garage. 15000. 6 room modern house, east Sa lem, new, hardwood floors, varl sty of fruit, $5500. WINNIE PETTYJOHN, Realtor CI 6 Oregon bide. - a i BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES " FOR SALE GOOD PAYING BUSINESS $3200, well located, long lease. cheap rent, bear Inspection. See Childa & Bechtel, 540 State atreot. FOK SALE OR TRADE Grocery store with living rooms doing a good paying business. Price $1800; want a home, will pay or assume difference. See Childs & Bechtel, 540 State street. WE can sell you a nlco little bus iness on Slate street clearing around $200 per month for $2,- 000. Investigate thhi you can Jiandle the business If you have the money to buy It. MeGilohrftU & Pennington, 209 U. S. bank bldg. LOANS UOV EUNMENT loin on farms 6H per cent. V. L. Wilkinson. 202 U S- Nation! bank bldg. iiONEY to loan on estate, pit- vate money, lowest rates T- K. Ford, over Bush's nonk 1 1 MONEY TO LOAN ou city prop erty. either building and loan plan or private money. Farms loans with Insurance company money at 66 with commis sion added. Ralph H McCurdy, Nos. ( and 6. Steeves-Moore Bldg.. Salem. r LOANS FARM LOANS Plenty ot money to loan on good farm security. CITY LOANS We are loaning Prudential Insurance company money on city residences and business property, at 6 per cent, plus s commission. Haw kins 4 Roberts Inc. SOS Ore gon bldg. r FARM AND Clfi LOANS 10 year, farm loses oc rural credit plan, with privilege of pre v. payment at any time. City loans made. t lowest rate oK Interest. fou have money tc lona on elthV city or farm property see m. j have oil rata wanting private K. W. M ARSTUKB REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE Five room bunga low $2HO0 fr acreage same val ue or lea. F. L. Wood, 541 State street. n50" TO TK A UK My six inousand dol lar equity in an eight thousand dollar Portland home, for un improved acreage near Salem, prefer south on highway. Box 44 care Journal n48 LOST J0UND LOST fume containing $20 and some change. Phone 83F14. Steward.- k50 LOST Green love bird, finder leave address at Capital Jour nal office. k4S LOST Yellow shepherd pup. white spot on neck, left front foot deformed. lU-ward. Phone 17KSW2. K4- LOST On 11 ih tit rev L betut Mill and State or on State strcA car. record keepers book, for Woman's Benefit association of Maccabees. Phone S030J. Re ward. kSQ FOR SALE Livestock Full SALK Hood freu young Jersey cow. Phone 89F23. e51 A NO. 1 fresh cow for sale. 1 260 Tile road e50 FOlt SALE Young Airedale dog Call 1634J. e48 VETERINARIAN, phone 2028W. Patterson, e50 TEAM, 1500 and 1600 lbs., har ness and wagon for sale. 515 S, 21st. e50 FOR SALE Thoroughbred young Jersey cow. 1119 5th, West Sa lem, el 8 PHKD W. LAN'UE, veterinarian, office 430 S. Commercial, phone 1198; res. phone 1666. e FOlt SALE 1 young oow, 100 Leghorn heus, 1 Buckeye incu bator. 1 Delaval separator. Phone 100F3. e4s ue FOR SALfc Wood ee WOOD sawing, phono 1131. ce67 AS11 $8, oak $8.50. Phono 1131. ee.if, WOOD sawing. Fisher Bros. Phone 1819. eeflR WOOD for sale, oak $6.50. Phone 1559.T. $8., 0. fir eo49 FOR dry wood call C. D. Query, eell2 phono 77F2. LENAKER saws wood. 2097J. Phone ee62 BEST fir 1131. wood now $6.50. Call ec56 ASH wood, any length. Kuenzi, Stlverton, Or. DRY slab wood for sale, and sec- ond growth. Phone 17j6. ec52 FOR SALE Fir and oak wood Phone 92F3. C. E. Bradley. eel7 NICE dry slab wood and oak for sale cheap. 1819. ee33l WOOD sawing, Judd phone 142. Schmidt. ee54 NICE dry, well seasoned slab wood for $5 per cord. Phone 1819. ee68 GOOD COAL DRY WOOD PROMPT DELIVERIES 11ILLMAN FUEL CO. PHONE 1855 ee' TRANSFER Also good dry wood and Utah coal LARMER TRANSFER A STORAGE CO. Phone 930 ee BEST GRADE OF WOOD 4 fL Shd 16 Inch Dry and green Mill Wood Dry Second Growth fir Dry Old Fir " Dry 4 ft. ash Prompt delivery and reasonable price. Fred E. Wells. 280 south Church, ohone 1S4I. 1 c FOR SALE Miscellaneous c FOR SALE Clover hay, te young horses. Phone 91F21. col SILO 30X10 102. for sale. Rt. 8, box FOR SALE Good Phone fF13. chea p. c4S FOR SALE 2 drophead Singer sewing machines 638W. e61 CHEAT and grain hay for sa le. Phone 1264M. c70 BALED clover hay and straw. Phone 98 lit. c FOR SALE Fox terrier Aufrance. 66F3. puppies c48 OLD PAPERS for sale, large bun dle fie. Capital Journal. c PURE bred Plymouth Rock eggs 60c a setting. Phone 89F23. c6 FOR SALE Dining table, rugs and other furniture. 553 S. 12th street, phone 1126. c50 FOR SALE Burbank seed pota toes. B. Cunningham, phone 21 F2. ' C52 CLOVER hay $14, vetch and oats $16, baled. Henry Stafford, Wa co ml a. c48 FOR SALK Good Scholz at Cherry Co. bicycle. S.e City Milling c50 SEVERAL drop head Hewing ma chines, $12.50 up. Singer Sewing Machine Co.. 519 Court. cf.J OLD people like The Portlun 1 News best because It is printed in large clear type. Phone 923. GOOD ud couch. rug, single bed with mattress, and dreswor for sale. 220 D street. Private. c49 LEASE FOR SALE 165 acre grain farm, 5 miles south on Jefferson highway. Rt. 4, box lOfiA. c50 FOR SALE A 540 egg Master in cubator good as new, used one season. Price $45, Roy A. Locke Salem. Rt. 2. box 141. c48 5 0 BUSHELS Defiance seed wheat for sale. $2 per bushel. C. E. Waltrnan, GervaK 2 miles north of Central Howell school. c49 ,'UU'NIJ trees, large French 4 to 6 10c, t to 8 feet 15c. Italians same price. Fruit and grafted walnut trees. Phone 110M. High and Ferry. Frultland Nursery. lull SALE Second hand cedir posts treated and sharpened: also loganberry 'r n hooks; one stump puller. Bruce Cun nlngham. phone 21F2. c50 HIGHEST cash price paid, we buy everything, used furniture, tools, rags, sacks, old metal and used ears. Get our prices before you eell. Phone $$$. 21$ Center street. c MAGIC CLEANER Make your . old car look like new, no harl work, will give the csr a natur al rloss. 1 pt. bottle $1. F. But terfield, 363 State St., Salem. c4? REAL ESTATE MY equity iu modern tivo room house to trade for light car or lot 630 8. 1Mb. n5Q lt!0 ACRES OK CANADIAN LAND to trade for real estate In Salem. Scheelar Auto Wreck ing Co.. 1065 N, Commercial treet. n HAVE inquiries for modern res idences. Call and list them at once, or phoue 17 IS and our representative will call. Cus tomers wailing. Home Realty Co.. 168 S. H igh St n48' OWN VOUU OWN HOME Pay like rent. Values to suit any taste. Cvery month s rent ss you farther back. It Is bad bus iness and unnecessary. Let me show you. Harris, Masonlo Tern pie. phones 795. 1942J. n' SOME REAL BARGAINS Nice 4 room modern bungalow. paved street, east Salem, well furn ished. all $3100, terms. Close in suburban 6 acre tract, 3 acres prunes. $1900, easy terms. Nice modern 8 room home Court street, well furnished, all $7500, easy terms, or will take smaller bungalow to $5000. $5000 to loan on good farm prop erty. PERRIXE & MARSTERS Phone 907 For rent, 30 acres ut Sheridan, good land for $12 a month or by tno year t or rent, two ncres of beaver dam land east of the tulip farm. tor rent, a room bungalow near fair grounds at $25 month. For sale, small hous-e 14 by 20, all finished and plastered, cement walks, wood shed, water and lights, price $1200. $200 down, $15 a month. SQUARE DEAL REALTY CO. 202-3 U. S. bank bldg. n' SPECIAL SNAPS 4 rooms, barn, south Salem $500 if taken at once. $300 cash. 4 room new, modern bungalow. garage, south Salem, $2000, $150 cash, balance $15 and interest monthly. 6 rooms modern, 1st class con dition, near state house, garage. rruit; owner leaving Salem, only 37aO, 91000 cash. 0 rooms, modern, south Salem good corner lot. somo fruit; real buy nt $-'1950, terms. SOCOLOFSIvY 341 State street n' Country home most attractive. and well located, great buy at re duced price. S acres modern home and poul try house on a hill, near Salem, 5 room modern bungalow on corner lot close in, $5500. Lot large enough for 2 houses, close In corner, $2200 5 room modern bungalow, close in. paved street. $4s00. 6 room house in good condition 2 lots, east front, $3000. Want loan on good security. We writo Insurance. GERTRUDE J. M. PAGE, Realtor 492 N. Cottage St. SPECIAL S room .house, basement, large lo on car line. Price $3150, will take car or vacant lots for first payment. A good 5 room houe, large loC with all kinds of fruit for $1750, easy terms. Almost I acre of fine land good street, north Salem, bargain for $1200. will take light car. 25 acres with fair improvements some rruit, fine location on paved road, will take some trade. Good corner lot with large build Ing renting for $40 per month, will trade for farm. THOMASON 331 H State street. n SPECIAL 8 acres with new buildings, close In. Price $3000; will trade fjr house about same value. A new car t otrade for a $2000 house. A grocery and confectionery store with living rooms. Price $3200; will trade for Improved tract close In. New 5 room modern house, price $4000; will take car or va cant lots for first payment. We have a bargain In a lot on south Church, a good income property renting for $40 per month. Price $5000: will trade for farm not over $7000. THOMASON 331 State street n TKAbKSfiO well improved acres with 10 acres of prunes, near school, on market road, worth $6000, for small tract; It well improved sightly acres wlrh modern improvements and 8 acres of good bearing prunes and cher ries, worth $10,600. and will take a ftalem residence; S nicely im proved acres set to all kinds of fruit and just a few blocks out, worth $5000 and he wants a Sa lem home; IU acres Just beyond I city temptations, well improved with 1 acre of finest cherries In tho valley, worth $3500 and will trade for house in Salem: nice lit tle 6 room house on paved street worth $3000 for a better S room house; good 8 room houte and 2 good lots on north Church worth $3500 for smaller house or Vacant lot or small acre age; $20,000 first mortgage for Salem income propertv. M'GILCHRIST PENNINGTON 209 U H hank bl-lg. phone 140. n- FOR SALE CITY HOMES AND FARMS Time Is flying, property is going up. Now is the time to buy while bargains are still to be had. . V fine new bungalow, new ex cept basement; 4 large rooms; lot 40x300. Price $2200. See this one Te-ms. A splendid 110 acre grain farm. 85 acres In crop; springs and run ning water, a large house and 2 large barns. An alt around farm and s bargain at $11,500. Will trade for small acreage or for city property. A now 6 room modern bunga low and garage at $4500. good lo cation. 63 acre farm very good -grain, clover or corn land. New house and barn. Very good location noth of Salem at $10,500 or will trade 750 acre stock ranch for sale at $32 per acre or will trade for small acreage near Salem. 7 acre farm 50 acres under cul tivation all fenced. 1 mile from town. 6 rooav house. Good land, best buy yet. All at $3600. good terms, 6V4 per cent. Remember we get you what you want for what you don't want. We sperMnltze'ln trades. J. F. Ulrich, Realtor 122 N. Comll bt. Salem, Or phone 1354 nilt9 WANTED Situation " WANTED Any kind of tractor work to do, also oome farm im plements for aale. Phone 67F2. h50 WANTED By capable, intelligent girl, as office assistant to dent Ut or doctor, excellent book keeper. Box C K care Journal. h49 WANTED By middle atfed wo man housework for elderly peo ple or seml-lnvalid, for about S hours each day, Sundays or one other day of week excepted, pre ferred. Tel. 704 or address Mrs. R. M. White, 633 Ferry St. apt. 6 h48 in MISCELLANEOUS WOODRV buys furniture tor casn. phone 611. a VOR expert furniture packing and hipping, oall Stiff s Furniture store, phone 911. -n SOOS Scavenger service, Uarbage and refuse of all Kinds removed by the month at reasonable rate phone 8$, residence 1058. Ceas pools cleaned and dead animals removed m SQUARE Deal Welding Works ox- acetyiene and electric. We spe cialize on cylinder blocks, alum inum cases, heavy cast Iron, ateel tanks, boilers, flues, leaf and coil springs, frames and fenders. Call us for estimates. If Its trade of metal we can weld It 849 Ferry SL phone 864. l FOR RENT AI'AUTMENTS, 368 nortli Cottage J FOR RENT 3 room furnished H pt 18' 6 87 N. Front. J5 0 UNFURNISHED apt. private bath 570 Union. J52 FURNISHED apts. for rcuU 1171 Chemckela St. J5t SMALL furnished apartment eheap. 340 N. Liberty. J51 FURNISHED house keeping rooms, 110 Division. jl FURNISHED apt. phono 645J. 365 N. High J50 THE Miller, rooms apart- ments. 633 Ferry. 370 WI-XL furnished apartmenW Center, phone 1284W. FURNISHED npt, 1-2 ed. 945 S. 12th. floor, heat- J48 APARTMENTS, 265 S. eial. Comnier- j57 HOUSE and apartments. 2 05 6 J. phone Jb29 FOR KENT 2 2 -room remodel ed apts. adults. 531 N. High St 348 FOR RENT Office room. Home Realty Co., 169 S. High. 2-26. J49 NEW huust with built Ins; has range connected 1396 nortn 4th before C p. m. 149 FOR RENT 8 room house partly furnished, garage. 396 S. 21st. phone 381J. J49 FOR SALE 1924 Ford coupe, leaving town, 640 Mill street phone 1937M. J48 WANT -To buy a four or five room modern bungalow. Phone 794. i50 2 ROOM apartment downstairs, nicely furnished, garage. 143 1 Court.. J52 FO R R K NT Large room w i I h kitchenette, unfurnished. 302 N. Church. J50 FOR RENT Nicely furnished 3 room apartment. 1133 Court street. 151 FURNISHED room with garage. suitable for 1 or 2. reasonable. Phone 659J. J52 FOlt-R E NT Five room" furnish ed house, 255 S. 14th etreet. Call Mr. Eaken at 2110. 1 ABSOLUTELY new & room house on N. 5th street. Phone 1632 R after 6 p. m. j UNFU RNISH ED 4 room apt. prf vate bath, car line, $20. 1845 N. Summer streeL q4K THREE furnished house keeping rooms, first floor. 732 north Commercial. J48 FURNISHED apartments, reas onable, no objection to chil dren, 960 Broadway. J65 FORRENT Houses and apart ments. F. L. Wood, 341 State st reft. J FOR RENT Small house, light, ' water ami room for wood. $5.50, no children. 174S Hickory St. J4 12 ROOM partly furnished house with garage, 1 block from car line. $40 per month. Inquire W. A. LUUon. J50 ONE and 2 room unfurnished apt. $3 to $10 month. Including phone, light, water. 1290 Oak street, phone 1066. J49 ROOM and use of kitchen given free to lady who will bo home everdngs, object company. Phono 60411. J4! BOARD und room for children country home, $20 per month: can give references. C care Jour nal. J4S FOlt RENT Two nicely furnish ed apartments, close In. Inquire at 263 north Liberty, phone - 1927W J1 IF ou want better furnished, nic er arranged and cleaner apart ments. see the Pat ton apart' ments. down town district. Call Pat ton's book store. j1 NICELY furnished modern clean apartment, heat and water furn Ished, In downtown district. Patton Apartments. Call Pa, ton's book store. J' FOR RENT 8 acres close In. 5 acres in clover and oats; 4 rooms in house, barn, chicken houue. ome apples, cherries and prunj' P. S. Hendry, Rt. 8, box 230. J40 FOR RENT 63 acre dairy ranch close In, store st 175 S. Com mercial, also a brick building 30x0 suitable for repair shop, machine shop or anything that is mechanical. For Information . apply at Public Market inquire for Mr. D. H mud. J5 1 FOR A CHOICE RENTAL PROPOSITION Investigate this soon. I room unfurnished apartment house; three large rooms to each apart ment, with sleeping porch, all In good repair. AIho garage. Well lo cated for rental purposes. Will give a year's lease to responsible party. We also have two unfurn ished three room apartments on north Capitol street for rent at $18 and $18 each; garage for on" car. H WELLS TALLMAN A &ON 229 Ore bldg. Halem. Or. 148 d FOR SALE Nursery Stock d notice notice can buy Coats Improved J-rench prune trees 4 to ft feet. )0c, I to 4 feet. So from us now Ve have reduced our prices. Mat his Nursery Co., office op posite O. E. depot, 140 S. High etreet. Just off State. d4T WANTED Help WANTED Experienced maid, otn era need not apply. Phone 913. g49 WANTED Salesman and collec tor, aga 25 to 40, reference nec essary. 212 U. S. Nat. bank bid?. g46 SALESLADY Good iersonallty and some experience preferable, for Salem territory, Thursday 2 to 6, Mr. Davison. ,yw Hotel Salem glS WOMEN to embroider for us at home. All or spare time. Exper ience unnecessary. No canvass ing. Standard Embroideries, Defiance, Ohio. p'2 WANTED Miscellaneous H, EGNER Plumbing and repair work. Phone 1S10W. cl63 W A NT E l K m i t y g-ai n sue ks. I Capital City Transfer Co.. 22! j State street. 150 DRESSMAKER will come to your homo or take home. Phono 1091 In the evening. 150 WILL care for invalids or elderly people in my home. 160 Divis ion. T50 MATERNITY nurso will go to homes. Phone 1482W, Kate M Jones. 6C PLOWING and excavating done, also fertilizer for sale. Phone 945 J. ifiM WANTED To rent 40 to 160 acre farm; equipped preferred. Riverside auto park, Geo. Wood. 149 BRICK and tile work reasonable. Specialty in fireplaces and chlm : neya. Phone 1947R. A. B. Mc Dowell. 162 WANTED Private money for ; farm loans. We have several ' applications on hand. Hawkins & Roberta, Inc., 205 Oregon building. I WANTED Used furniture ran ee, heaters, cook stoves, tools, ! etc. We pay cash, got our prices . before you sell. Liberty Ex change, 241 N. Com'l St. phone 841. i WE make a specialty of floor sur facing, old or new floors. Wo . will estimate your Job, no obli : gat ions. Wilson and Dory, floor , surfacing contractors, residence : 1153 Oak St. phone 12S1W. 151 WANTED Used furniture, stoves of all kinds, guns, kodaks, tools, , etc People's Furniture store sells for lees or makes the other ' fellow do IL Phone 734. 271 , N. Commercial. I WANTED All kinds of Junk, we ' pay highest cash prices for rags, sacks, metal, hides, paper, etc. Old cars to wreck, trailers tor , sale 900, north Commercial, phone 2157. Cherry City Junk and Auto Wrecking Co. 152 WANTED To buy part lute rest or whole of a growing business. Willing to invest time nnd a fe.v hundred dollars. Will furnish reference, only reliable parties need apply. Give full description and location. Box X41 Capital Journal. 147 Q AUTOS a TRUCK for sale. Inquire Cherry City Milling Co. q4S 1924 FORD roadftter, ft cord tires. run less than 1000 miles, $345. R. F. Peters. C19 Court. 50 FOR SALE Ford roadster, also bug body, good rubber, $25. 412 N. 21st 0.48 1920 OAKLAND 0 sedan, new paint, good tiros. Just overhaul ed, $350. Harrison, 1470 north 17th. n.48 SC II EELAR AUTO W RECKING Co. will buy your old car, high est cash prices paid. 1085 N. Commercial street. q FOR SALE New Chevrolet 1921 sedan, never been driven. $876. New models are $1020, terms; will trade. Phone Mrs. Hamil ton 1B78W after 6 p. m q48 FOR SALE 1928 Ford coupe, ex cellent condition, one hundred dollars worth of extras. Price $375. Valley Motor Co.. north High street, phone 1995. q TWO 1924 series Ford touring. cord tires, license, spot Ugh;. Haulers, speedometer. spare tare. Priced right. Must be setn to be appreciated. Newton Chev rolet Co. q ' USED FORD SPECIALS 1923 4 door sedan .... $475 1924 touring to 23 touring J923 coupe lots of extras. $350 $275 $375 1922 coupe $315 P24 roadster $32 $14 920 touring, starter . IMS One ton truck ... $165 Easy terms, 1925 license Includ ed.' 35 more models to choose from. VALLEY MOTOR CO. Phone 1995 CiOUU I SKIJ CAlla hx 4 coach ... ITOO iMa.iwell- louring O-'vfii truck , iMflire ro.id.ler n(K'e touring .. trecl sednn blu'lOil touring H'.u r. i) i tir.r, IiTy touring J'lJfd louring O'urknrd touring jpjiekard winter U'P $1750 The above cars nre good value aril will bear Investigation. Llbcr :ill terms If desired. FJU2D M. POWELL. Motor Cars Cqrtier of Cottage and Ferry. j q4g I AIEKTIFIED USED CARS What we mean by a certified us'il car, is that when we sell n certified used car it must be Juit like we represent It. If not we will give them tho privilege of tun ing It back In on any other ueJ car that we have In stock st the price paid. We list here a few for your ap proval: 1922 OverlsrTd touring ..... 2 & 1921 Oldsmoblle Inclosure t'ii 1921 Dodge enclosure $440 1921 Hupmoblle touring ..$r.S0 1922 Dodge touring . H'.O 1919 Studeoaker sedan - $600 Overland Red Bird $550 We also have Fords, Chevrolet and'Overlands at $50 and up that wilt! be sold as Is. "After We Hell We Serve" F. W. PETTYJOHN CO. 19 N, Commercial St. a MAYOR INTENDS HO CHANGE IN BOXING BOARD Mayor J. B. Gicsy is vexed over the misconstruction by persoua tu tor eat ed in the promotion ot box ing in Salem, of his attempt to huvo an ordinance druwa up to comply with the state law that w.cli city huvin boxing mutches or prize fights iu its Jurisdiction, be obliged to carry on these m. tches uud:r a boxing commis sion. The city attorney advises that the city bus never passed an ordi nance providing tor tho appoint ing ot a boxing commiiuiou. al though a boxing commission has been appointed, and has been act ing for several years. ' Members the Elks lodge, in 1920, circulated s petition for the incorporation ot tho fair grounds In the city limits, i; order that tuc city could permit boxing there, as i was the only logical place that coult1. theu be tuund tor bouU tfhich the Elks desired to put on for the entertainment ot visitors to their convention. It la Mayor Giesy'e coutjution that an ordi nance providing for a commission was then passed, but thorough search hns failed to bring the ordi nance to light. It is merely to remedy a techni cal flaw in the ciy administratiou ot boxing that Mayor Giesy had City Attorney Kowiu draw up tho ordinance which has stirred up such a protest among promoters, uvors the mayor. No attempts arc to be made to change tho order oi matchmaking now prevailing. In fact, Mayor Gieay has heartily en domed the work ot Harry Plant. Mayor Gieay has stated that he will not permit anything to be put ucross in the ordinance that will effect any chunre in existing con dltfons, hut will merely legalize tho appointing of a commission He hua decided to increase the membership of the commission to five, instead of uree, as the state law provides. LAST MINUTE SCRAMBLE ON FOR ARMORIES (Continued from Page One) means committee that all armory appropriation measures be with dr..wn for this session. Graham pointed out that the company of tre national guard at Forest Grove had to drill in the Pacific university gymnasium. He also emphasised, the fact that pas sage ot the measure would encour age the people ot Forest Grove to raise a fund ot $30,000 to match the appropriation asked. Representatives Klrkwood, Lon organ, Cowcill, Huriburt and Woodward supported him. Kcpresentatfv i Bennett, of thel ways and means committee, fought the measure. Representative Wheeler, Lane county, also fought tha bill. Next Kept-cjentattve A. It. Hunt er ot Union got house bill 74, pro viding for an armory appropria tion for La Crande, withdrawn from tho table nnd put up for fin al passage. Chairman Gordon, of the ways nnd means, argued ugainst the sudden raid for armory appropriations. Ho warned that they would likely be vetoed. The house passed the bill ap propriating $40,000, providing that the suo. must be matched by private subscription. Next Representative Moti sought to have he use bill 44. pro viding a $44,000 appropriation nt Astoria. The measure was voted down on the grounds that the mil itary affairs committee bad not recommendel favorably on thi hill. FOR SA1E Poultrv WHITE Leghorn hens, laying, hens. 75c each 412 N. 21st. f4S FINE strain Barred Rock eggs, $1.50 sotting. K. H. Pickens, phone 1463.1 evenings. f74 SALEM CH1CKERIES Headquarters for baby chicks. 7 varieties. 264 N. Cottage, Salem, phono 400. t BROWN Leghorns, early layers, best blood on the Pacific coast Cockerels, eggs. Write Joe War Iner. 2144 5th St.. Salem. fV WHITE Leghorn eggs. In crs, $5 hundred. $1 Black Giant eggs $3 ivy lay setting; setting, phone f 7 1 Claude H. Stevenson, 34F4. It A It Y CHICKS and CI TOM B.ir- Hatching. While L'ghi red Rock. R. 1. Red. Minorc.i. others. Brown Leghorn arid Hatching eggs. Phon 3 LEES HATCHERY F2 1 . f72 FOR SALK Farms ACRES w-ll impro I'd. Clu Salem. Will take house ami lot part payment. Phone 123F2 FOR SALE- 2XT. aero farm, roll ing land, niolrrn buildings, ft good one $ 1 00 per acre; tnk psrt city property. F. L. Wood 341 Ktnte street. h.0 LOOK We b.rve nild 3 farm i the last 60 days for cah, and w rnn eel! y oil rs If you have It priced right. If you have any Ihlng to MI or eichiinge list It with Thomason, 331 State St. b49 $200 i I EE A I ; TIF I i Z J - 4 ac r tract, cozy bungalow 4 rooms. very attractive, good well, chick en house, some fruit, on paved street clnso to city limits. See . Childs & Bechtel. 640 State street. h NOTICE EXCHANGE 15 aures that Is good. 79 cultivated, seven room house, hot and cold water, out buildings, good road, priced right. Take a 8 room modern bungalow for part. See us. H. K. Brown or Melvln Johnson, lot &. Commercial, b ORDERS PROBE OF SECRET FRATS The secret society problem at Salem high school assumed larger proportions than ever at last night's meeting ot the school board. The fact was made clear that societies exist in the school without the faculty knowledge and supervision necessary to keep the organisations from being con sidered secret societies, which are banned by state law. The reports, filed with the superintendeut of schools and presented by bim at the meeting, proved to be incomplete and in adequate lu every way, only two being of recent date, the other ten having been brought from the archives of the bcuooI. The two recent reports, and many ot the others, were found to be lacking faculty signatures. It seems to me that the reports mean nothing unless they carry the proper signatures," said W1I. Mam Gahtsdorf, member ot the board. The rumor has circulated with increasing persistence that many of the constitutions, even when filed, were not the actual constitutions ot tho societies fi ing theui, but mere forms worth nothing more than the paper upon which they were written. Action was taken by the board authorising the superintendent to investigate the situation com pletely and report at the board's next meeting. A complete list is to be secured ot tho membership of each organization together with an authentic, properly signed report ot tho constitction and by laws ot the society. The report is to be given at the next meeting of the school board. After tho meeting various board members expressed the opinion that the boat solution ot the problem would be to post the names ot all society members In a conspicuous place, with scholastic grades marked opposite each name. M'CORMICK FO UND DEAD IN HIS ROOM (Continued from Page One) clasped across the mouth though the senator had sought to arise when the bleeding camo up on him and had fallen back. The physician said death must have been Instantaneous. McCormtelc had been living alone at the hotel. Mrs. McCor mick, a daughter of Mark Hanna, was in Chicago, where she went to le noor Alice Roosevelt Long worth at the time of the birth of the Longworth baby. The two families bad been close friends for many years. lust night Senator McCormlck retired early, and as he slw. ys slept lightly, hotel attaches re fused to awakeL him when a call er sought admittance at 11 p. m This morning at 8:30 he wan heard moving about his room, but efforts to arouse him at 11 a. m proved futile. The door then wsh taken down nd phyBilcans cntlctl in, who said he had been ueud tor about an hour. Although Mr. McCormick appar ently had been in fair health, sunn ot his friends eaid today thut bt had been greatly depressed by po litical movcnicLts ot the past few onths. Last summer he was de feated for re-nomiuatlon for the senate and was to have gone out of office Ma-ch 4. Since his defeat his name been brought for ward for a diplomatic post and hit confidants today said he first had hoped to be named ambassador t' Great Britain, a post already fill ed, and tht.i hau aspired to the ambassadorship at Berlin. Word had reached htm, It was said, that the latter post, loo, would be giv en to another. Although ono of the yotinr.er members of the senate, Mr. M Cormick pnsstwsed some qua lit I of unusual brillnnce, und hml a wide knowledge of foreign affair He was one of the most Incietiv orators in the senate, particularly on questions of foreign policies, Dr. Noble P. Barnes, who mad. the -irt medical examination aft er the senator's dfuth had been discovered, communicated hi tin lugs to the coroner, who iu Uructed hi in to issue a certificat" of natural death. Funeral n rnngnients will await the wrival of Mrs. McC'or mick from Chicago. Leonard Skin Popular. London. Fe'i. t. "Lenpart Hl.inti" with nil ti'.r tinge of t!i jungle, but which come from th textile district of Lancashire, nn in such demand this spring fni afternoon gowns, dress trimming and coat linings that the mills nr unable to keep pice with the rntre Pnnno velvet Is tho naino of tire "leopard ski"" in trade circles, but in the shops It is "leopard sKlu m 'l nnthlnr ' FOR SALERuTserv Stock FILtiEKT Li ees, Cliei r nvntnv Phone 1 6." H M. d ETTERBERG strawnerry plant Phono 19r2, John Sprnngr. rl 4h A'ARKEN NI RSEi; i All kin I fruit nnd nut treea; special pric es on prune and cherry thi wck. Buy now, save money. Phono 104F24, 655 Ferry St. d . 2 Fit L' IT NUT Trees at attractive prices opposite O. K. depot. Just off Stale street. 140 fl. High. Phone 10F4, Malhls Nursery Co. q'.s ON THE AIR TIH'HNDAY NIGHT (PnHflc Time) KOW, Portland, Ore.. 411.5 p. m., Oregon Concert orches tra; t, talk by Captain Frank Krwin, commanding traffic de partment. Portland police; sub ject, "Traffic Problems"; 10, Dwight Johnson's Multnomah Hotel Strollers; Intermission so los by Esther Johnson, pianist. KM, Los Angeles, Gal.. 447 5-5:30 p. m., Evening Herald, table talk, news; 5:30-4, Ex aminer's musk-al half hour; :45-7, Y. M. C. A. speaker; 7-8, dance orchestra; 8-9, Standard Oil company of California pre senting play with music; 9-10, vocal and instrumental program of cl.LSbfeal nature; 10-11, Ex nniiner, program, Betty of the Examiner. KGO. Oakland. Oil., 299.8 4-5:30 p. m.. cencert orchestra. Hotel St. Francis; 8, "Seven Keys to BoJJplate." KGO play ers; 10-1 a. m., dance music, Henry Halstead's orchestra. K I'O, Sn Francisco, Ca!., 42'J. 5 4:30-5:30, Rudy Seiger's l atrmont Hotel orchestra; 5:30 fl:30, children's hour stories. Big Brtther; 7-7:30, Rudy Selg er's Fairmont Hotel orchestra; 8-9, Theodore J. Irwin, organ ist; 9-10. program, Mths. Birm ingham, soprano, director; lo ll, Gene James' Rose Room Bowl orchestra. DIRECTOR AI.'CTMXKI-Jl b N. WOODKY. expert Uvs stock, furniture, real estate auc tioneer. Ros. 1610 N. Stimmoi Tel. 511 for sale datea . n.vrrr.i t y s r ppli ks PRWST-O-LITE BATTERY SER VICE. Expert auto electricians. Phone 180 418 Court St. U. D. BARTON, Exide batteries, starter and generator work. 171 9. Commercial. VV1.'LARD Service Station, Jot Williams, bil Court street, phone 198. "Automotive slectrlc- tans. " ;HIHOPRAtTOR UK O. U SCOT1', chiropractor. 416 U S. bank bldg. DRUGGISTS O. PERRY. Hexaii druggist, lis 8. Commercial SL KLECTRICAL SUPPLIES ELECTRICAL Fixture A 8uup;y Co, 228 N Libertr. phone 1934. House wiring and fixtures BROW NELL fSLKCTKIC, succes sors to Welch Electric, contract ing and supplies $76 State SL Phone v53. RCHltfi FLEENER. eleotrtciau, bouse wiring by hour or oon- traoL Estimates furnish td, phone vbv. in court sl HAL1K. ELECTRIC SHOP $37 Court. We do house wiring and carry a eomplete stock of fix tures. Instrument repairing, ex perimental work. Electric appll ances repaired. Phone 488. I I.OltlST 'U'V flowers aud floral pivuea De livery. C. P. BretthaupL florist. 123 N. Liberty, phone 380. FRUIT III YIIRS WARD K. Richardson. Salem. Ore. (4 IIKMSTIT HING ilKS C. E. MILLER, hemstitching stamping. Duttons. Room 10, over Miller's store, phone 117. SALEM ISIJte, hemstitching, pleat ing, ouitons. stamping and nee dlework. Phone 17 $2? Oregon bldg M.vn ItKSSI s MATTRESSES renovated. We reo ovate all kinds of mattresses. Called for and dellverod. Beat oi work guaranteed. Capital Citi Bedding Co., 2190 north Capitol. i-none 9. m MERCHANT lAlLOIt D. a MUSH EH Tailor for and women. 474 Court Bt. U. A. ESTES. fine X Morin. 214 3 (its treet. MOTOHCItCI.KS LLOYD hi. RAMSDEN, blks acces sories and Dayte bicycles. 887 Court street HARRY W."SC0TT. "The CycU Man," 147 south Commercial, phone 68 i IUGOTjni ma 11s(hTkt y REl'oRT coses of cruelty to ctuT dren or animals in central Wil lamette valley district to Dr. W G. Morehouse, humane officer, Salem. Or., tel. 1510 OPTH"'IA.NS ' OLASSKa titled Py .:ri optometrist. How Optical Co. a 2 ri State St. PLUMBING and Mineral repan work. I-none 650 Graber Bros.. 1 41 nurh Liberty I'HEO Al. It A It It I'lumbing. heat ing, 4heet metal works I A 4 S. "?om nifrcial PIAVis GEO. c. W ILL yiaiiu pnm gruphi sewing machines. heet music una pt.mo studies Re pairing phonograph And sew Ing mi.-hir.ptt AM S' iTe. S.i'em. PRIM INL . SA 1 l-St-'i ED :u-4Utriit-r return it the Kuwlini Printing company nhone 1612, M-i sonic Temple. lET:FViitlT l U fc-a rebuilt und repaired, ot years experience, DepoL Na tional and Ellwoot l'' .k.ts. slzei 24 to 61 Inches high. Paints oil and varnl5he, etc.. logan berry and hop hooks Salenc Fanes And Stove Works. 25 1 Court street, phon 124 ii , AT I II- OM 'A V ' SA 1 4 1". M WATER OMI'h.N 1 ill flees, corner Commercial and Trads Ss Kills pnyable month ly In a lvin.e I'h ne 67 W'HHI WORKING JACOB WKIKI, Csttlnet Woi h upholstering and reflnlshlng Phnnd 1591 39 Cnurt Rt ' Farm Loans ANDERSON & RUPERT. 406 Oregon Building 40 Masonic Temple, 6&lem, r