Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, March 03, 1925, Image 7

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    . TUESDAY, MARCH 3, 1925.
THE ' CAPITAL JOURw; SALEM, OREGON
.PAGE SEVEN
Oh well! Everything else is changed. Wpy not cut down son's pants to fit dad?
CapitaljJournal
J SUU90HUT1ON RATES
1 By carrier 10 cents a week. 46
cenu month, te jre&i In ad
vane. ........
.j lij mall, to Marion and Polk
eounuea, one biurm w ui
nmnihi 11.16 monthi fa. IS. 1
'year $4.00. Caewbere 6ft ceota a
month. 15 year.
Eutered an second class
matter at Salem, Oregon.
Member
ASSOCIATED PHES8
The Associated Press le exclus
tTely entitled to the use (or pub
lication ot all new dispatches
ered lted to It or not otherwise
credited in this paper and also
local news published herein.
Member
Audit Bureau of Circulation
""" Advertising representatives:
Charles EJ. Miller. 228 Fifth A e.
New York City.
W. S. Stork we 1L Peoples Gas
bldg., Chicago, 111.
M. C. Morgensen ft Co., Inc.
Los Angeles and Seattle, San
Francisco.
tin sail led Advertising Hates
Rate per word each Insertion
S cent, three Insertions cenu,
one week 8 cents, one month 10
cents, one year, per month, 12
cents: minimum per ad 25 cenu.
City ads cash In advance, and
not taken over phone, unless ad-
rertlser has monthly account. No
allowance for phone errors.
a FOR SALR-Houes
FOR SAI-K Small building 8x16
feet, suitable for parage, $15.
Phone 106G. a53
FUU SALE !5y owner, now 5
room bungalow, terms. 125 Rlv
er street n&3
NEW 6 room bungalow for sale
by ownor. Inquire 1165 Ship
ping street. n70
6 ItOOM house und lot. 34li N.
Front street, very easy term
Owner, 1805 Fairground road.
- n5rt
FOIL SALE Lame corner lot,
fenced, 2 room garage, lights,
water, $475, terms. West Sa
lem corner aid and Johnson ave
n54
LOTS LOTS LOTS
Borne of the best in town on paved
street, $25 down. $10 per month
price $400 up. , See Chillis Ac
Uechtoi, 510- wiare street.
EX Til A clo.se in 5 room house and
lot only $3000 and $200 down
will buy and easy monthly, rl
K. Brown or Melvin Johnson.
109 S. Commercial, h
LOOK At this 8 roum house,
large lot, on paved street, pave
ment paid, cloue in, must be
sold this week. A snap for $2650
Thomaaon. 331 State street.
n53
$2500 1IUNGALOW $2500
Practically new 4 rooms, bath,
electric light, all the built Ins,
concrete foundation, ewell gar
age, paved street and walks, not
far off State street. See Childs
& Bechtel, 540 Stnte street.
faTKCIAL HIjY--5 room house,
lights, water, bath, garage, wood
shed, gond lot close to new high
school, for only $1500 on $300
down. balance easy. rl. v
Brown or Melvin Johnson, 10K
S. Commercial.
A HOME WITH AN INCOME
On Court street near 13th, two
flats, each of 5 rooms, sleeping
norch. fireplace, furnace, mod
ern in every way. Must be sold at
once to close an estate. Price
$8500, only $2500 down will
handle it. Seo Childs & Bechtel,
540 State street. a"
5 room bungalow, built in, bas:
ment, garage, paved street, $2700
4 room new house, east baiem,
furnace, partly furnished, paved
street $3600.
5 room house, sleeping porch,
furnace, fireplace, garage, paved
street. $3800.
9 room modern house, north
Cottage street, corner lot, garage.
$5006.'
6 room modern house, east Sa
lem, now, hardwood floors, vari
ety of fruit, $5500.
WINNIE PETTYJOHN, Realtor
210 Oregon bldg. &
LOANS
GOVERNMENT loans on farms
6 per cent. U Wilkinson.
202 U. S. National bank bldg.
MONEY to loan on real estate, pri
vate money, lowest ratea T. R.
Ford, over Bush s bank.
W I r.T. hiiv for nish. frood mort
gage papers, either first or
second, If well secured: no
agents. Box 21 Capitol Journal.
TOO
PRIVATE party wants to borrow
$1800 first loan at 7 per cent,
new house worth $4500; no
agents. Box 72 Capital Journal.
r55
ilONEY TO LOAN ou city prop
erty, either building and loan
plan or private money. FarniB
loans with Insurance company
money at 6 with commis
sion added. Ralph H. McCurdy,
Noa. 6 and 6. Sleeves-Moore
Bldg.. Salem.
LOANS
FARM LOANS Plenty of money
to loan on good farm security.
CITY LOANS We ara loaning
Prudential Insurance company
money on city residences and
business nroporty, at 6 per
cent, plus a commission. Haw
kins & Roberts, Inc., zo ore
gon bldg. r1
FOR SALE Ponltrv
CYPHERS incubators, 140 egg
$12.50, two 70 egg $6.50 each, at
2144 6th street. f58
FINE strain Barred Rock eggs,
$1.50 setting. K. H. Pickens,
phone 1463J evenings. f74
RHODE Island Red chicks and
eggs for sale. Real Reds, large,
dark red, vigorous birds. Phone
111F14. A. L. Llndbeck. f57
BARRED Rock cocks and cocker
els, a few pullets, will sell cheap,
purebred stock. Mrs. A A. Naf
7,1 gcr. Rt. 7. phone JO SKI 2. f54
flALEMCHfckEHlES
Headquarters for baby chicks, 7
varieties. 264 N. Cottage, Salem,
phone 400. f
WHITE Leghorn eggs, heavy lay
ers, $5 hundred, $1 setting,
Black Giant eggs $S ' setting.
Claude H. Stevenson, phone
34F4. f?l
DAISY CHICKS and CUSTOM
Hatching. White Leghorn, Bar
red Rock, R. L Red, Minorca.
Brown Leghorn and others.
Hatching eggs. Phone 32F11.
LEE'S HATCHERY til
WANTED Situation
WANTED Typing, addressing en
velopes, etc. 345 union St. n&5
TOP grafting, 15 years experience.
1535 N. Church street. b5&
OFFICE woman of much experi
ence wants filing, circular or
or stenographic work. Box 47
Journal. h5a
n BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
FOH SALE Bakery, town 900 in
habitants, no competition, cheap
1298 N. Church. u55
Foil SALE Oil station and ga
rage, meat market, etore; aUo
barber shop. All in one building.
$5000 will handle, balance on
time. 1610 north Com'l. u
m
MISCELLANEOUS
.voubltv uuvs furniture for caaa.
phone 61 1. n
PLUWLNU and excavating. J. W.
Slocum, 2545 Laurel, phone
209711. m7S
olCAN'OE Persian male at service.
Highland Cattery, 2185 N. 4th
street. m54
b'OK expert furniture packing and
shipping, call Stiff's Furniture
store, phone 941. .a9
SO OS Scavenger service. Uarbagc
and refuse of all Kinds removed
by the month at reasonable rates
phono 85. residence 2058. Cesa
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 for estimates.
If its trade of metal we can
weld It. 349 Ferry St. phono
864. t
FOR SALE Farms
AOOOD RL' V One o Salem
most beautiful suburban home
sites with 5 room house, spring
water, and 5 acres of good
- land.See Joe Wariner at 2144
N. 5th St. Salem. 1)78
FOR SALE- 2 1-3 acres at a bar
gain for $850 with sewer and
city water, nlso 6 acres at a bar
gain. See Patton at 1519 6th
street; Kingwood park, West
Saieni. b;l
SUBURBAN HOMES CHEAP
$3200 well Improved 5 acres
$5500 well improved 10 acres
$2000 well Improved 2 3-4 acre;
The nbove are priced right and
L. with terms. Some choice dalrv
farms. Seo Childs & Bechtel.
540 Slate street. b
NOTICE EXCHANGE 05 acre
that is good. 70 cultivated, sev-?n
room house, hot and cold water,
out buildings, good road, priced
right. Take a 6 room modern
bungalow for part. See us. H.
K. Brown or Melvin Johnson,
109 S. Commercial. b
3 ACRES of good land, running
water, close to street car.
school, Salem Heights, - only
$1650 on easy terms. 5 acres
fine location, fruit, buildings,
close to highway, $3000; will
consider house. 10 acres, 7 cul
tivatcd, good location. mall
route, $1500, and $100 down will
handle. H. E. Brown or Melvin
Johnson, 109 S. Commercial, b
SPLENDID 38 ACRES. - $4000,
Good Improvements, near elec
tric station and school, plenty
of fruit and fine garden land
dandy for 3 or 4 cows and some,
chickens, $150 Bartlett pears
last year; also 42 acre equipped
dairy, close to good town, good
buildings and fine soil. $5000.
Easy terms and possibly a lit
tle trade on either of these.
Robinson, 229 Oregon bldg. b54
c FOR SALE Miscellaneous c
HAY. 110 Division Btreet. c58
30 TONS of clover. W. U. Roth,
Silverton road. c59
FOR SALE Sterling eteol range.
used two years. Phone B63.
BEAUTIFUL golden oak dining
table. 1345 Court. c54
FOR SA1.E 2 drophead - Singer
sewing machines 638W. ell
CHEAT and grain hay for sale.
Phono 1264M. c70
OLD PAPERS for sale, large bun
dle 5c. Capital Journal. c
FOR SALE Columbia gafanola
and 20 records $45. Phone 72F4
Co 5
50 POUNDS good red clover sead
28c pound Box 72 care Journal.
c53
PURE bred Plymouth Rock eggs
50c a eettlng. Phone 89F23.
cGS
FOR SALE Rugs, furniture und
books, cheap. Phone 1126, 553
S. 12th. c53
CLOVER hay $14, vetch and oats
$16, baled. Henry Stafford, Wa
conda. c54
CHOICE oat and vetch hay. 1 mile
east of asylum 1 block north 1st
barn. co4
SEVERAL droit head sewing ma
chines, $12.50 up. Singer Sewing
Machine Co., 519 Court. c5:i
OLD people like The Portlan 1
News bust because it Is printei
In large clear type. Phone 923.
ONE tube regenerating radio set,
new batteries, phones, poles,
aerial all in good condition. Ad
dress 1655 S. Liberty ft. c54
FOR SALE Fordson tractor, 2-
bottom plow. tandem disc,
teams and nil kinds of farm ma
chinery. 305 Oregon bldg. phone
254 or 622. CfS
FOR SALE Etterborg and Treh
la stawberry plants, $2.50 sack
ed. $2.25 dig 'em yourself. East
I) street 3-4 mile from town.
A. A. Rnnney. e53
30 RHODE Island Red hens one
year old; 2 cockerels, purebred.
8-4 mile from end of south 25th
street, old Turner road. F. W.
Gruchow. e.ia
AUCTION SALE, Friday, March
6, 1:30 p. m. 231 Mission St.
phonograph, range, rugs, furni
ture, tools, etc. F. N. Woodry.
auctioneer. c5 5
PRUNE trees, large Freiieh 4 to
0 10c, 6 to 8 feet 15c. Italians
same price. Fruit and grafteJ
walnut trees. Phone 1140M. High
and Ferry. Frultland Nursery.
c
SEED POTATOES for early planf
Jng. Also a Jot ot Inspected V.
8. No. 1 Oregon grown Netted
Gems for table use. No better
potato to be had. Rvery sack
guaranteed. Yew Park Grocery
Market, phone 9, 705 S. 12th
treet, Salem. c
Sabscritte lor the Journal
LOST OP fOUND
LOST Plan for i room house.
Reward. Call 1191. kS4
LOST Lea gle hound, black and
white, with tan ears and head,
wearing a black collar. The dog
is about 16 Inches tall. Phone
1508J. Liberal reward. k56
REAL ESTATE
160 ACRES OF CANADIAN
LAND 4o trade for real estate
In Salem. Scheelsr Auto Wreck
ing Co. 1085 N, Commercial
treet. n
OWN YOUR OWN HOME Pay
like rent. Values to suit any
taste. Every month's rent sets
you farther back. It U bad bus
iness and unnecessary. Let me
how you. Harris, Masonle tem
ple, phone 795. 1942J. n
FOR RENT 165 acres of grain
land, 140 acres under cultivation
60 acres already plowed Must
rent this week.
4 room house and garage on a
paved street at $2200. Square
Deal Realty Co.. 202-3 U. 3.
bank bldg. n
SOME REAL BARGAINS
Nice 4 room modern bungalow.
paved street, east Salem, well furn
idhed, all $3100, terms.
Close In suburban 5 acre tract.
2 acres prunes, $1900, easy terms.
Nice modern 8 room home on
Court street, well furnished, all
$7500, easy terms, or will take
smaller bungalow to $5000. ,
$j0O0 to loan on good farm prop
erty.
PERRINE &. MARSTERS
Phone 907 n
Beautiful homes ou Fairmount
heights at reasonable prices.
5 room bungalow, new, hard
wood floors, furnace, paved street.
$4l00.
6 room bungalow, corner, fire
place, full basement, furnace, hard
wood floor, close in, garage; all of
this for $5500.
Acreage close in with modern
homes, $9520; $7500; $(3S00; $11.
500; $10,500; $3500.
Want $2000 ou good security.
We write insuvuee.
GERTRUDE J. M. PAGE
492 N. Cottage nj
e advertised tur a a room
house on Friday, got it Saturday,
sold it Monday and right now we
have a cash buyer for a modern 4
or 5 room 'home not too far out
and not more than $5000. and it'w
simply got to be worth the money
if you have a couple of thousand
dollars and Just ordinary horse
sense and want a little business
located on State street that you
can run and make from $150 to
$200 per month clear, why, we
have it for you, no it's not one of
the banks but it s just as safe.
M'GILCHRIST & PENNINGTON
209 U S bank bldg. phone 140. n'
REAL BEYS
2 fine lots. Oaks addition. Seo
me about them.
acres, all cleared, 3 room
house, near to car line, $2500
terms.
1 corner lot, Salem Heights ad
dition. $425, terms.
4 room modern bungalow, base
ment, built ins, north Salem, $2800
easy terms.
Beautiful new stucco home, 7
rooms, modern in every detail,
hardwood floors, garage, 6 blocks
from state house, completely- fur
nished, will sell with or without
furniture See me now.
SOCOLOFSKY
341 State n
We offer this week a bargain in
a business well located and pay
ing well on the investment, consist
ing of confectionery, lunches and
several rooms; this is said to be
paying good returns and will
stand close investigation. Will
exchange for small tract of land
or cfty property or sell on easy
terms.
4 '4 acres close to city, good 4
room house, eome fruit, good
roaa, very email payment; see it
it you want a bargain.
5 acres, small shack house cher
ries, 2 acres of strawberries, good
road just off pavement, 2 miles
from city. A bargain at $1500, you
mnKe the terms, wo have several
others, see ua for bargains.
RADCLIFF-WARING
341 Slate street n53
LOOK
We have a retauranr. confec
tionery, cigars and tobacco, a pay
ing business, good location with
living rooms, will trade for houae
In Salem.
43 acre farm. - fair improvs
ments, good bottom land, family
orchard, a real bargain for $2000,
cash.
6 room house, fine lot, good
street clrtse to school, for $2500.
with $300 cash.
7 nice lots, will trade for small
house.
8 aces with new buildings, close
in. Price $3000; trade for house
about same value.
About 1 acre of land on north
Front street with lots of fine fruit
will trade for light car.
THOMASON
331 ',s State street
BARGAINS IN FA KM AND
CITY PROPERTY
Spring is near at hand, now is
the time to make the change you
are thinking about. Buy, sell, trade
or rent. Give us a trial.
A good 5 room house and two
lots in north Salem at $3500. or
will trade for small farm.
A new 5 room bungalow with
basement, on paved street, .assess
ments all prtld. good terms. $3000.
20 or 40 acres of the best land
near Salem, all In cultivation, near
school, only two miles fom Sa
lem, $200 per acre.
19 acres with, good buildings
three miles from Salem. Fruit and
nuts, will trade for house in Sa
lem. $G000.
29 acres- 4H - miles fom good
town. Well improved, running wa
ter. Price $3000, or will trade for
city property.
A good house in Dallas at a bar
gain, or will trade for house in 8a
lem.
Fine property in Newberg to
trade for Salem property.
A splendid home on highway be
tween Monmouth and Independ
ence. 3 acres of land. $3500 on
good terms.
200 acres Waldo nil farm. 1$0
aces in crop. A snnp at $110 per
acre. Tractor and implements in
cluded.
A fine 73 acre dairy ranch, run
nlng water, new barn, silo, good
house, some timber, good soil
$7000.
LOTS '
We have some fine lots on south
Commercial at bargains, .
J. F. ULRICH, Realtor
122 N. Com'l St. phone 1354. n53
FOR SALE Livestock
HOLSTEIN cow for sale, heavy
milker. Call 77F2. e57
FOR SALE S gallon cow, just
fresh. Phone 63F13. e54
FOR SALES Bay horse, weight
1600. black mare 1300. Phone
04F11. M
FRED W. LANCE, veterinarian.
office 430 S. Commercial, phone
1198: res. phone 1666.
WANTED Helo
GIRL for general housework. 335
S. Winter street, g54
WOOD choppers wanted to cut
, 400 cords of wood, ft old fir.
house furnished. John H. Scott,
S05 Oregon bldg. g53
YOUNU man for detail office
work, one who can take dicta
tion preferred. Apply at Shell
Co. office, 2680 Pacific highway
g5fl
WANTED Family to raise tur
keys and chickens on shares, cut
cord wood and work In hop
yard; also fi head cows on
shares, etc. Chas. F. Simon, Rt.
8. box 130. phone 59F14. g57
FOR RENT
AL'AltTM ENTS, 268 north Cottage
r
NICE furnished apartment. 590
Union street, 'phone 567.1. J55
HOUSE and apartment. Phone
2056J. . J79
PAINTING, paperhanging, kalso
mining. Call Scotty, 1634J. J58
UNFURNISHED apartments, 570
Union street. j58
FURNISHED apartment. 365 N.
High street, phone 645J. J57
3 ROOMS, furnished or unfurn
ished. 1609 N. 4th. J54
NICE furnished apartment, 690
Union, phone 667J J53
FOR RENT Warm sleeping room
March 1st. 191 S. Church St. j54
FOR RENT Clean room at
Leonard hotel j57
THE Miller, rooms and apart
ments. 633 Ferry. J70
APARTMENTS. 265 S. Commer
cial. J67
FOR RENT Furnished apart
ment, 330 S. 14th, phone 1005.
J55
FURNISHED housekeeping rooms,
lights and water, 359 Center.
J5 5
MODERN bungalow for rent, 335
south 19th. Inquire next door.
JS4
FOR RENT Furnished, three
room apt. downstairs, private
bath. 1133 Court St. J56
FOR RENT 7 room house, 8
ncres, phone for sale. Phono
72F4. 355
10 ACRES, buildings, fruit; two
light house keeping roome, 700
N. High. J53
FOR KENT 9 room modern
house, good condition. Phone
2062W. J&4
FOR RENT Furnished and un
furnished apartments 719 north
Commercial.
THREE room furnished house.
$17. 2549 north 5 th, phone
1024J. J"'4
APARTMENT The Brown, phone
Emma Murphy Brown. 931 or
1632R. i
FO RRENT 3 nice furnished
rooms for light house keeping,
gnrage. 790 N. 17th. J
UNFURNISHED 4 room apt. pri
vate bath, car line, $20. 1846
N Summer street. J55
WELL furnished heated
ment. 656 Center street,
1284W
apart
phone J54
AND 3 room modern furnished
apts. Inquire The Marion Apts.
610 north Com'l. J
FURNISHED apartments, reas
onable, no objection to chil
dren, 960 Broadway. J65
FOR RENT Houses and apart
ments. F, L. Wood, 341 State
street. J
LIGHT, clean, sunny 2 and 3
room apartments, 2 blocks) from
state house. 1171 Chemeketa.
J57
2 ROOM apartment, furnished,
$8; 6 room house, 346 N. Front
street. 1305 H Fairground road.
j53
FURNISHED sleeping porch $10
for one or $14 for two, 2 blocks
etate capito, 210 S, 14th St.
phone 2092W. J55
UNFURNISHED 3 room apart
menft. private entrance and
bath, gas stove. 490 Marlon
street. j53
FOR RENT Well funlslud email
lawn cottage; also well furnish
ed 2 room apartment, close in
541 Mill street. J54
MODERN 5 room bungalow, built
lns, basement, furnace, fire
place, garage, corner lot. terms.
1315 Shipping St! a57
FOR RENT Clean airy seeping
rooms. gentlemen preferred,
one enr garage. 593 S. Com'l,
phono 1711 M. J 54
UNFURNISHED 3 room apart
ment down town, private en
trance, basement and bath. 490
Marion street. J57
FOR RENT Two nicely furnish
ed apartments, close In. Inquire
at 268 north Liberty, phone
1927W. j1
FOR RENT 10 acres all in cul
tivation, small house, electric
lights, 2 miles from etate house.
$80. W. A. Linton, 484 Court St.
j5 4
HAVE lease proposition, second
floor, 5 0 by 50 fe?t, corner Cot
tage and Mill streets, Salem. Ad
dress D W care Capital Jounal
; jf-i
3 ROOM apt. down town, com
pletely furnished, piano, sewing
machine, reasonable rent. 284
N. Commercial street upstairs.
J53
FOR RENT Furnished 2 acres,
all kinds of fruit, all good build
ings, water system, good & room
house. 7-10 mile east of asylum
W. R. Kurtz, box 148C. J5 4
IF you want better furnished, nic
er arranged and cleaner, apart
ments, see the Patton apart
ments, down town distrtet.. Call
Pat ton's bonk store. 5
NICELY furnished modern clean
apartment, heat and water furn
Ishcd, In downtown district.
Patton Apartments. Call Pa'.
ton's book store. . 1
HOI" yard consisting of, 63 acres,
13 fuggtes nnd 20 clusters.
Plenty of horse equipment nnd
sprayer; to be rented 1-5 in the
bale. Peari C. Cooper, Independ
ence. Or. J58
ON THE AIR
WKDM&DAV NIGHT
KOVV, Portland, 491.5 8 p.
m., concert featuring Mrs. C. A.
Fowler, pianist; Marie Chap
man MacDonaid, violinist, and
Nina Dreasel Leavy, contralto;
10, Colburn's Melody Men ot
the Hotel Port lurid; intermis
sion numbers by Julius Walter,
pianist, and Charles Wllgua,
Violinist.
KFL Lea Angeles, Cal., 467
6:15-7 p. m., editorial talk; 7
7:30, Nick Harris, detective
stories of true life; 7:30-8, pro
gram, Goodwin, Klinger and
Mackay; 8-9, Evening Herald
dance orchestra; 9-10, Examin
er, semi-monthly Wanipus club
movie program; 10-11, Patrick
Marsh dance orchestra, Betty
Patrick, blues einger.
KPO, San Francisco, Cal..
42i.5 4 30-6:30 p. m., Rudy
Seiger's Fairmont hotel orches
tra; 5:10-3:30, Big Brother of
KPO; 7-7:30. Rudy Seiger's
Fairmont hotel orchestra. 7:30
8, Coon Band Instrument com
pany program, Reg Code, direc
tor; 8-10. Gil-la Beauffeld,
pianist; old ballads, Amelia
Kenyon Keene, soprano; "Ro
mance of Gold," Professor
Frank T. Green; program, man
agement o Ruth May Friend.
FOR SALE Nursery Stock 1
FILBERT and walnut trees and
fruit trees. Pearcy Bros. Nur
sery, 237 State street. d57
FOR SALE Improved Oregon.
Wilson, "121," Etterberg straw
berry plants. $2.25 per 1000.
' Kicked. Phone 51F15. d54
FRUIT NUT
Trees- at attractive prices,
i opposite O. E. depot, just off
. State street, 140 S. High. Phone
; 10F4, Mathis Nursery Co. q5S
d58
WARREN NURSERY Special on
j Royal Anne cherry, also other
fruit and nut trees. Get my
; price on pruned berry plants,
save money. Phone 104F24, 655
Ferry ptreet. dj4
SKYLINE orchards walnuts fur
1924 were over 60 per cwt. in
the 3t cwt. grade. Buy black
wnlnut seedlings grafted with
j fekyline scion wood. We have
. I them. Skyline Orchards, 121F11.
I 1 d55
K WANTED Miscellaneous i
LAWN work by experienced man.
phone 2149W. Mr. Mills. i79
PRUNING and spraying, phone
910H or call 265 N. 17th. 153
IV ANTE i) 1923 roadster
4' Ford. Phone 1709W.
body.
153
WANTED Cord wood to cut. W.
' F. Emery. Rt. 7. box 32. ,
H. EGNER Plumbing and repair
JJwork. Phone 1310v cl63
V ANTED Painting by contract
"l.or day. phone 1356 W after five
- o'clock. 154
MAT E RN1T Y n u rse will an
' 'homes. Phone 1482W, Kate
M Jones. 166
PLOWING and excavating done,
also fertilizer for sale. Phone
945J. 166
ALL kinds dressmaking, braiding
rope stitching, button holes,
children's sewing; prices reas
onable. Phone 20S5R. 157
BRICK and tile work reasonable.
-Specialty in fireplaces and chim
neys. Phone 1947R. A. B. Mc
Dowell. 162
WANTED Private money for
farm loans. We have several
applications on hand. Hawkins
& Roberts, Inc., 205 Oregon
building. !
WANTED Used furniture ran-
. es, heaters, cook stoves, tools,
etc. We pay cash, get our prices
before you sell. Liberty Ex
change, 241 N. Com'l St. phone
841. l
WANTED Used furniture, stoves
of all kinds, guns, kodaks, tools,
..etc People's Furniture store
sells for lees or makes the other
fellow do it. Phono 734, 271
. N. Commercial. !
WANTED All kinds of junk, we
pay highest cash prices for rngs,
sacks, metal, hides, paper, etc.
Old cars to wreck, trailers for
sale 900 north Commercial,
: phone 2157. Cherry City Junk
and Auto Wrecking Co.
AUTOS
FOR SALE '22 Ford coupe, good
condition, '25 license, $300. 1497
N. 5th St. Call after 5 p. m. q54
AUTO wrechlng house for sale or
trade. What have you? Box 96
Capital Journal. q
191S DODGE touring, license, new
battery, good condition, price
. $250. Valley Motor Co., phone
" -1H!5. 54
SCHEELAR AUTO WRECKING
,Co. will buy your old car. high
est cash prices paid. 1085 N.
Commercial street. q
URSATj-;Iluick6 model '2'A,
looks like new, only run 7000
miles; will exrhango for good
vacant or small houne. Home
' RenltV Co., 169 3. High. 5,'i
WE ARE IIKADBUARTKK3
FOR USED FORD CARS
Satisfaction guaranteed. We
have 40 cars for you to choose
from. Will gladly demonstrate.
These cars nre good buys. For
example: 124 touring $295.
j VALLEY MOTOR CO.
Authorized Ford Dealer
Phone 1995. 1
,1924 Smr touring, 4 wheel
ken
$46;
U1S23 Ford coupe. A-l conui-
tson
5 fit 18 Dodge touring, a real
flty I2-10
(-1521 DodKe touring $150
5J24 Ford roadster $325
Sr,Sj23 Ford touring, 6 new bil-
imin tires $:I65
1923 Dodge roadster 1650
1921 Ford roadster $12f
'1922 Dodge touring $550
' IIONESTRELE MOTOR CO.
Q.Vf
V EH, WE SELL CERTIFIED
, I'SKIf CARS
(Overland touring $27b
Overland Red Bird $T''m'
Hupmoblle touring tir,(i
Itulck touring .. $6 )0
Rtndebnkor sedan $600
Willys Knight - $1000
j Oldflmohlle enclosure $1X5
Dodre touring $450
' Wp slw have Ford, Chevrolet
arid Overlands f"0 and up.
f "After We Hm.l. We Serve"
F.-W. PETTYJOHN CO,
219 N. Commercial U ;
ORIGINATOR OF
PRISON SWINDLE
TALE IS CAUGHT
Washington, March 3. General
Kamon De Santa Clara, sometimes
Rafael De Santos, and again just
1L De S, but internationally
kuown as the "Spanish prisoner,"
at last haa been jailed. His a treet
ended fifty year poiice hunt and
is said to have given the swindle
story he told its first element of
truth.
A report to the state depart
ment said the "general" had been
appreheuded in Madrid and wa?
for the first time in his career
actually a prisoner. The records
in the case, as reported from time
to time, show that he victimized
many Americans by hie swindle
scheme despite publicity during
the years he operated.
The Spanish prisoner' posed
as a bankrupt, Imprisoned on that
charge, and possessing a fortune
of $360,000 in American money
concealed somewhere in a port
manteau with a Becret pocket.
From persons who offered to as
sist him in the recovery of his for
tune on promise ot a reward of
$120,000, with a ceh advance
from the victim always stipulated,
he is alleged to have reaped a for
tune tor himself.
CITY SELLS LAST
A resolution authorizing sale
of the last lot in Oaks addition
was parsed at the city council
meeting last night. J. B. Young ie
the purchaser. Mayor j. B. Glesy
remarked in pawing the measure
that this was the third time the
"lust" lot had been sold, hut as
surances were given by Alderman
L. J. Simeral, chairman of the
ways and means committee, that
this was. in truth, the lat. The
next tn the last lot was author
lee it sold to J. L. Cunningham.
Title to the Oaks addition re
verted to the city several years
ago when the subdividing owners
failed to meet assessments against
the property made by the city of
Salem tor paving of the streets.
The property was taken over by
the city, and sales have been con
summated by the ways and means
committee by approval of the
couucil until the last portion of
the addition bas been sold.
Themcwfl iV'Onts Lose.
Chemawa, Or., March 3. The
Chemawa Indian. Boy Scouts baa
ketball team lost to the Goatu
team of the Oregon doaf school
last night by a 26 to 10 score.
John Powell, ot the deaf school,
was high point man ot the game
with 18 markers to hUi credit. Otis
Cullens was second with 8 points.
The Goats team displayed fact
floor work during the entire
game. Excellent toam work and
shooting wag also a feature of the
Goats offense. A teturn game will
re played March 11.
eo FOR SALfc Wood
WOOD sawing, phono 1131.
ASH $8, oak -$8.50. Phone 1131.
eer.r,
FOR SALE Apple, fir and oak
wood, cheap. Phone 58F12. eo54
WOOD All kinds, phone 1391
58F3L ee57
WOOD sawing, Fisher Bros. Phone
1819. ce68
FOR dry wood cull C. D. Query,
phone 77F2. eel 1 2
LENAKER saws wood. Phone
2097J. eefi
BEST fir wood now $6.50. Cull
1131. ee56
ASH wood, uny length. II.
Kuenzl, Silverton, Or. ee59
FOR SALE Fir and oak wood.
Phone 92F3. C. B. Bradley. eel7
NICE dry slab wood and oak for
sale cheap. IB 19. ee33l
WOOD sawing, Judd & Schmidt
phonp 142. ee54
16 INCH block wood $3.75 per
load, 4 loads $14. Phono 1879W.
ec76
NICE dry. well seasoned slab
wood for $5 per cord. Phone
I H 1 u . cell 8
FOR bALE Fir. ash. uldor Btumt
ag'". $1 per cord. Oscar Bouck
Turner. Or.. Rt. 3. eo5.r:
DRY' wood,s4 ft. or 16 In. dry o
green mill wood. Special prires
on large amounts. Phone 1879W
e7it
GOOD COAL DRY WOOD
PROMPT DELIVERIES -IHLLMAN
FUEL CO.
PUONE 1855
TRANSFER
Also good dry wood and Utah coal
LA KM ER
TRANSFBK A STORAGE CO.
Phono 930 e
BEST GRADE OF WOOD
4 fu and 16 Inch
Dry and green Mill Wood
Dry Second Growth Fir
Dry Old Fir
Dry 4 ft. ah
Prompt delivery and reasonable
price. Fred E. Wells. 280 touth
Church ormne 1R41.
f,EGALS
NOTICK
Notice Is hereby given that I
hav Impounded the following de
scribed dogs In compliance with
ordinance No. 1404, tow It: One
female dog, bird dog and corker
spaniM mixed, white breast and
brown body. One while bull dog.
AmwM-lr.'in pit. The nbove describ
ed dogs will be killed If not re-
drned by owners, n or before,
March 7. 1925, as provided In said
ordinance.
W. 8. LOW
Street Commissioner
March 2, 1925. 67
GETS LICENSE;
E
The dog tax on Bennte Olcott.
golden orange Scotch collie dog; of
Ella M. Finney, Oervats, route 2,
bas been paid, the money for the
same being received by County
Clerk Boyer today.
In the letter from Miss Finney
bearing the money also came the
pertinent Query from her to the
county clerk as to whether the
dog tax on Governor Walter M.
Pierce bas been paid. The dog,
Governor Walter M. Pierce, is
property of Sig Harris of Hop.
mero. Examination ot the records
revealed the fact that up to this
noon the namesake ot the governor
was without a dog license for
1925.
Miss Finney still Insists that
the big oak tree in front of her
home on the St. Paul road must be
saved.
"Governor Tierce nearly broke
my heart when he defeated Ol
cott," she writes. "But tell him
I will forgive even him It he helps
eave my tree, even if I do still
think ex-Governor Olcott a very
noble gentleman."
WRIT TO RELEASE
KENNEDY SOUGHT
Nana. Cnl., March 3. Appeal lo
the federal courts will be luauo in
tho case of Lieutenant Frank 10
Kennedy, U. S. N., who yesterday
was denied a writ of habeas cor
pus seeking his release from Uk
state hospital for the insane,
Thomas L.. Lcnnon, counsel for the
naval officer announced. Petition
for a habeas corpus writ will be
filed within the next few days,
posiibly today, with the United
States court Lenuon said, adding
that the fight had only begun."
INAUGURATION
OF COOLIUGE
TO BE SIMPLE
(Continued from Page One)
fevered activities ot the dying con
gress. But he wont about "doing
tho dny's work, according to the
mottj he long ago adopted as his
watchword of public service, with
out Apparent thought of the mor
iow. One of those who called on the
president was Charles O. Dawes
of Chicago, the soldier-statesman.
who in another 24 hours will bo-
come tho nation's second In com
mand. Following his celebrated
dipper pipe on u trip about the
city to renew old acquaintances
the vice-preeident elect dropped In
for an hour's chat with his chief
nnd regaled senators whom he met
In the executive offices with quips
about staid parliamentary decorum
he foresees for himself as presid
ing officer ot the senate.
Cabihot Holds Meeting
Delegations from a score or so
of states, headed in most cases
by a governor, either called to pr.y
their respects or sent greetings to
the president upon their arrival
for tomorrow's ceremonies. There
wns a short cabinet meeting, as Is
customary on Tuesday's and In all
the crunh of his duties, Mr. Cool
iilge found time to witness the con
elusion of a marathon race In the
Mall and award a prize to the win
ner. It a In ApiNNirs Likely
As tha pro-Inaugural period en
tered Us lost 24 hours, a bright
sun tempered hourly the crisp air
of a blustery March day, and the
weather forecasters predicted that
tomorrow would be warm enough
for comfort in the outdoor stands.
but the sky ovcicast with perhaps
some rain in the nftcrnoon. if the
ceremonies can be carried through
on schedule, however, they should
be over before tho showers bo
gin.
Except for the opening scenes
it Itt impossible to measure by the
clock tho course of tomorrows
repetition of the nuadrnnnlul dra
ma of inauguration. If everything
progrtwies .smoothly however and
no .Hat minute legislative tangle
upeta the expectations of of f i
Loganberry Posts
and Wire
For Sale
Capital Bargain
House
The House ot a Million and
One Bargains
215 Center Street
cl,Ui the day', rent will nio
oft about as follow:
10:30 a. m. Vice President
Dawee learea hie apartment at the
New Wlllard hotel (or the white
house.
11 a. m. President Coolidgt '
and Vice Preaident-elect Dawes,
accompanied by a committee ol
congress and caralry escort, leave
the white house (or the eapitoL -
11: IS a. m. On -arrival at the
capitol, the president goes to hie
room to sign last minute legisla
tion, and the vice president-elect
goes to the vice president's room.
11:80 a. m. Senate recesses
until 11:45 a. m. House adjourn
sine die.
11:45 a. m. President and
vice president elect, house mem
bers and distinguished guests
take places In flenate chamber.
11:50 a. m. Oath is adminis
tered to vice president elect. Re.
tiring President Cummins of the
senate makes brief address. Sen
ate adjourna sine die.
Noon New vice president calU
new senate to order and deliver,
his Inaugural address. New sena
tors are sworn in.
12:30 p. m. Entire official
party moves out to the Inaugural
platform on the capitol plaza,
where President Coolidge take,
the Oath and delivers his Inaugur
al address.
1 p. m. President, accompan
ied by cavalry escort, returns to
white house for buffet luncheon.
1:40 p. m. President takes hit
place in reviewing stand In fronl
of the white house to witness lh
passing of the inaugural parade.
DIRECTOR?
.rnNKi:i
V. N W'OODKY 42ptiil ,lv
ftock. furniture, real estate auc
tioneer. Res 1310 N. Summer
Tel 611 for sale da lea.
HATTEKV Slll-IM.IKS
I'ltUST-U-LITE BATTERY 8EH.
V1CI9. Expert auto electricians.
Phone 1S0.1 418 Hourt St
1'.. a BAKTON. Glide batteries.
stArtOr and generator work. 171
9. Commercial.
WII.LAUD Service Station. Joe
Williams, 631 Court street,
phone 19S "Automotive electric,
lans."
;illltOI'KAtTOR
UK O. U BUOTT. chiropractor.
418 U 3. bank bldg.
DKI'CCISIS
J. 0 I'lillHY RexaM druiiKlat. 116
8 Commercial St.
KI.Ktri'ltM'AL SI'I'l'I.IIS
Ul.blCTHlCAi. Fixture & Supply
Co. 182 N Labertv phone 1B34.
House wiring and fixture
HROWNKl.L ELECTRIC, succes
sors to Welch Electric contract
ing and supplies 87B Stat 8L
Phone B5S. -
ARCUIIfi PLUENER. electrlolan.
houae wiring by hour or con
traJt. Estimates furnished, phone
050 47 1 Court SL
I1AL.1K ELECTRIC SHOP J37
Court. We do house wiring and
carry a complete stock of tlx
turo. Instrument repairing, ex
perimental work. Electrlo eppU
anees repaired. Phone 488.
FIjOKISI
CUT flowers and floral pieces. De
livery, c. IT BrelthaupL florist,
123 N. Liberty, phone 880.
I'-HI'lT UUYUltS
WARD K. Richardson, Salem.
Ore. 64
lllruuTiT.-iiiwr;
MRS. C. E. MILLER, hemstitching
over Miller's store, phone 117.
SALEM Elite, hemstitching, pleat
ing, outtons, stamping and nee.
dlework. Phone 37 328 Oregon
bldg
M.WrllKKKKS
MATTRESSES renovated. We ren
ovate all kinds of mattresses.
Called for and delivered. Best of
work lMinPnnt'"l Pnnltnl r-l.a
Bedding Co., 1190 north Capitol.
rnone is. tn9
MERCHANT TAILOR
D. IL MOSHER Tailor for men
ind women. 474 Court St.
M. a. ESTES, tine tailoring, 184
9'ate street.
MOTORCItCl.fcs"
LLOYD kl. RAMSDEN. bike soce-.
one ana Dayton bicycles. S87
Court street.
HARRY w SCOTT. 'The Cycle
Man." 147 south Commercial,
phone 08.
OKHiON IIIMANK SOOKTY
REPORT casus of cruelty to chil
dren or animate in central Wil
lamette valley district to Dr. W.
O. Morehouse humane officer,
Salem, Or., tel. 1510
OPTICIANS
OLASSIUS titled by an optometrist.
now optical Co.. 325 Btate 8t.
Pl.tJMIIINti
PLUMBlNtl and general repair
work. Phone 660 Oraber Uro..
141 south Liberty
I'HEO M. BAKU Plumbing, heat
ing, sheet metal works. 164 (t
Commercial.
PIANOS
OEO. U. WILL, pianos. phono
graph, sewing machines, theet
muslo and piano studies Re
pairing phonographs and sew
ing mnchlnes 43. state. Salem.
I'ltlM l(.
A SATISFIED oustomer returns to
the Rowland Printing company,
phone llil. Masonic Temple.
RIOPAIltlNfi '
STOVES rebuilt and repaired. 60
year experience. Depot. Na
tional and Ellvrooa te.-.cea. sltei
2 to 68 Inches high. Paints,
oil and varnishes, etc, logan
berry end hop hooks Salem
Penes snd Stove Works 161
Court street, phone 124.
' V A T K lT ( (HI P A V
BALKal WATER C. Jil PAN I Ol
flees, corner Commercial end
Trade Su Rills pnysble month
ly In arlv-n-e Phrin, 67.
WtHIII WIlKMNi:
JACOM WKIZEL Ctiblnet Woiks,
upholstering and reflntshlnff.
Phono 1391 J3 Court Sit
Farm Loans
AHDKKS0N RUFEBT,
m Oregon Building