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TUESDAY, MARCH 24, 1925
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON
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FOR SALE Houses a
Tl i REE roum house for
rent. 42S S. 2uth St.
sate or
a72
Foil SALE Ey owner.
Phono SUC W.
bungalow.
a79
MAKE an otf-r, some trade and
terms, on an 11 room residence.
790 north t'tuvrmerclal. a7 J
FOR SALE Or lent 5
house at 5l." north 2 1st.
Wood. tJervais, Hi. 1.
i win
Tearl
n71
I'oU SALE New 0 room bunga
low, easy terms. Owner, 455 N,
24th SI. 7.1
FOR SALE Five toum house,
bath, pantry, basement, paved
Ft reel, $1600 handles. Phone
K-02J. 73
FOR SALE 7 room house, Ka
rate, barn, 195 north 23rd. $700
will handle. Owner M. A. Esten,
:is4 State, ph-me 12n3. a 7 2
FOR SALE Two choiei! 1-tts cor
ner Iyefelle and S. Church Sts.
$K50 both or $450 each. S-:-o own
er at l'.OO S. llinh St. aSS
FoR SALE tlood four room
motlern home, 1935 north Com
mercial, full basement, cement
walks nnd pavement. $2900,
terms. Call owner Hi 9 J. n"4
$100 DOWN and $29.50 per
month. Including Interest, places
you in possession of petty five
room bungalow. For particulars
phone 903 W after 7 evenings.
a72
LOTS HITS LOTS
On paved streets and paid for
$TiO0 and up. Paving paid. If its
a lot see
GUILDS & BECIITEL
Realtors, 540 Stale street a
SEE THIS ONE
If you want a real nifty 4 room
moilern bungalow, breakfast nook,
built ins, bath, linoleum, shades.
I m se men t , f ru it nnd sh ade trees.
Price $2400 only $".00 down bal
ance $25 month. If its a bunga
low See CHILDS & BECHTEL
Realtors, f40 State street. n
REST $3250 Bl'NOALOW
In town, with all the built ins, 5
large rooms with attic floored,
room for 2 rooms more, benutl
ful bath room, basement, fur
nase. paving paid, cement walks,
shade trees, near school, suit
able terms; leaving city niu
sacrifice. See my agents. Child
ft Rechtel. 510 State street.
GOOD VALL'RS
Strictly modern 7 room house
near state house and university.
Price $5500.
Want offer on 7 room house nnd
4 good lots, just outside city lim
its. Price $2500.
6 room house nnd large lot near
Washington school. Priced for
quick Bale. $3200.
KRt'KGEtt. Realtor
147 N. Com'l. phone !17.
SPECIAL OPPORTUNITY
For $3750 we will build you a
modern new bungalow with base
ment, fireplace, laundry trays,
built In book cases, dutch kitchen,
complete bath with medicine case,
fully plumbed, located just outside
the city limits, on pavement, cast
front, lot 60x243 feet, has perfect
sewer to the river, complete plans
nnd Fpeclfications with blue print
may be seen nt my office.
SOCOLOFSKY
341 StatP n
New house and splendid cast
front lot, $2250, close in.
Corner lot $2200. close in
Lat close In. N. Cottage. $1900
Lot close in Chemeketa St. $4500
Lot near high school $L'20O
2 cant front lots nnd old house,
$100 down, $15 per month.
New bungalow, modern, $2950,
$150 down, $J0 per month.
7 room house ail one floor, cor
ner lot, $500 down $30 per.
We write insurance.
GERTRUDE J. M. PAGE, Realtor
4M N. CottitC" St. n
LOST AND FOUND k
LOST On Union between High
and Capitol, silver bar pin. K
wird. Phone 840. k72
I LOST A black and white bull dog
with chain nnd harness. Findpf
j please call 989. k72
LOST Beta Kappa fraternity pin
Saturday night. Lost either at
in-rii) nun ur un vrmrr mm
i High street. Please return to'e
3 Capital Journal. Reward. k7
r ESTKAY NOTICE Notice is here
3 by given that the following anl-
main found t unning at large
!have been taken up by the un
dersigned pursuant to chapter
386 laws of 1919 and are now
kept at Sod Ranch owned by C.
C. Settlemelr, C. B. O'Neill and
Robin D. Day across the road
from Uvesley a Lnkebrook tarm
seven miles north of Salem,
Marion county. Ore., towK: One
red row slit In left ear, horns,
white spot on forehead and
white spots on body. The owner
of the above described animals
may take possession of the same
by paying the charge provided
by lair. Dated at Halera. Ore.,
this 23rd day of March. 1925.
od Ranch, by C. B. O'Neill.
k71
r LOANS r I f FOR SALE Poultry fim MISCELLANEOUS m,g WAN'IEU HeTp KlPmifinr HI I HIP li 1 DIKECTOUY o
UovtKNiltNT louta on Urae
par cant 9. U Wilkinson.
t02 U. 3. National bank bid.
MONEY to loan oo real eatate, pri
vate men 3 j. lowest rate, T. K.
Ford, ovei Bush ' bank. r
VAXTK1 To borrow private
money, one for $1G00, another
for $2400, Salem property four
times the value. Box 17 Capi
tal Journal. r71
MONK V TO 1,0 AN ou city prop
erty, either building and loan
plan or private money. Farms
loans with Insurance company
money at 5H7 with commis
sion added. Ralph H. McCurdy,
Noa. 6 and 6, Staevea-Moore
nidi?.. Batem. 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
business property, at 6 Vi pur
cent, plus a commission. Haw
kins & Roberts. Inc., 205 Ore
Ron bids. r
ee FOR SALE Wood ee
LiESTfi7 wood $075oTcaif 1 Fa 1
eR4
EOli dry hmb wood call 77F2.
ee75
LiENNKEU saw a
2097.1.
i. phone
ceSS
NICE dry slab wood and oak for
sale cheap. 1819. ee331
DRY slab wood for sale, and scc
ond growth. Phone 17. etiu
FOR dry wood call C. D, Query!
phono 77F2. e8112
FOR SALE Fir and oak wood.
Phone 92P8. C. B. Bradley. ee!7
16 INCH block wood $11.75 per
load, 4 loads $14. Phono 1S79W.
ee7l
WOOU for sale, oak $S.50, fir 4 ft.
$t.50, 16 Inch $7.50, 12 Inch
$7.75. Phono ir..V.t.T. . ee75
WOODSAWlNCi We will give you
service. Phone 142, Kent iros
successors to Judd and Schmidt,
-ee?0
DRY wood, 4 ft. or 10 in. dry or
green mill wood. Special prices
on large amounts. Phone. 1879W
eo79
GOOD COAL DRY WOOD
PROMPT DELIVEKl E S
IHLLM AN FUEL CO.
PHONE IS.",:. ee
TRANSFER '
Also good dry wood and Utah coal
LARMER
TRANSFER & STORAGE CO.
Phone 930 eo
LI EST GRADE OF WOOD
4 ft. and 16 Inch
Dry and green Mill Wood
Dry Second Growth Fir
Dry Old Fir
Dry 4 ft. maple, ash and oak
Prompt delivery and reasonable
price. Fred E. Wells. 2S0 outh
Church nhone io4Z.
c FOR SALE--Miscel!aneous c
HATCHING egg, phone 2056J.
c73
FOR SALE Lloyd baby buggy,
H51 north Cottage. c72
TR RRLA strawberry plants,
Phone 51F22. c7 1
FOR SALE 1 ton oat hay. Phone
1 1 1F5.
OLD PAl'ERS for Kile, large bun
dle 5c. Capital Journal.
FOR SALE Knitting machine
Mi's. UwT Christensen, 2715
Brooks avenue. c73
FOR SALE Practically new
Remington portable typewriter.
Rt. 6, box 53. c72
BROODER for sale. Buckeye coal
burner, 3t0 chick capacity
$12.50. Phone 111F14. c73
FOR SALE Cheap. Brunswick
mahogany, original price $320
Phone 1790W4. c75
BALED oat and vetch, clover,
r heat 1 : a y , st ra w ; pigs. A. E
Kuenzi, phone 10F21. Rt. 7. cR8
FOR better service, The Portland
News, guaranteed delivery 4jc
per month. Phone 923 or 1269W
FOR SALE Planet Jr., No. 1
cheap. 1941 N. 5th St. after
p. m. Phone 1400 or 21C7
W. W. Wallace. c73
FOR SALE Wild Mallard duck
eggs and large strain goose eggs.
Frank Crawford, Rt. 1 phone
2F14. Salem.
FOR SALE New Singer sewing
machine, electric heater, baby
bed, go-cart, tot bike, fruit jars,
cooking buits, etc. 325 N. 14th
c73
FOR SALE Solitaire diamond
ring, over half carat, absolutely
flawless, beautiful engagement
ring, big discount. Write box 13
Journal. c73
FOR SALE Strawberry plants.
any amount, Etterberg 121, best
kind $2.50 and $4 thousand
Tel. 1718, A. White, 169 south
High. c71
AUCTION SALE this Friday, Mar.
27th 1:30 p. m. 553 S. 12th St.
Range, heater, furniture, good
ice box. rugs, tools, etc. F. N.
Woodry, nuctionetr. c73
SEED POTATOES for early plant
ing. Also a lot of inspected U.
S. No. t Oregon grown Netted
Gems for table use. No better
potato to be had. Every sack
guaranteed. Yew Park Grocery
Market, phone 9, 705 S. 12th
street, fialcm. c-
FOR SALE 2 fifteen Kallon cop
i per steam Jacketed kettles wUh
covers at $25 each, 1 hand
double seaming machine with
power attachment and floor
stand complete with chucks for
No. 1 nnd No. 2 V cans $35, one
nutumatic sealer $15. 1162 N.
5th. phone 2"MJ. c73
FOR SALE Livestock e
FOR SALE Fresh
Phone 159KW.
Jersey
cow.
e73
VETERINARIAN,
phone 2023W.
Patterson,
e87
TWO cows for eale, giving milk.
M. H- Ilerbaugh, Salem. Or. Rt.
2. e76
Pok SALE One team 5 and
ycarc, weight 1680 lbs. Phone
I (4F11. e7
FOR SALE I horses. 2 weight
1300 Ib.s, other one 1100. phone
1F3. e72
FRED W LANG Is, veterinarian,
office 430 S Commercial, phone
119V; res. phone 1666.
FOR SALki Or trad for hay,
German police pup. full blood
ed; also good milk goats, one
fresh with kid by side. O. F.
Brazier, 103 8. Commercial. e73
UllODK Island Ked chicks and
tsgm for sale. Phone lllr'14, A.
L. Lindbeck. f76
BLACK Minorca, Hhode Island
Ked hatching egKS. 1'hone 2F2.
li. A. Harris. Salem. f7S
FINK strain barred Kock egg.
$1.50 sotting. K. II. Pickens,
phone 1463J evenings. f74
SALEM CHICKEKIKS
Headquarters for baby chicks. 7
varieties. 244 N. Cottage, Salem,
phone 400. f
WHITE Leghorn tegs, heavy lay
ers. $5 hundred, $1 setting;
ltlack Giant eees $3 setting.
Claude H. Stevenson, phone
34F4. f7l
BABY CHICKS an CUSTOM
Hatching. White Leghorn. Bar
red Kock, R. I. Red. Minorca.
Brown Leghorn and others.
Hutching cki;s. Phone 32l'2l.
LEES HATCHERY f72
d For Sale Nursery Stock d
TREK prices slashed to clean up.
2 to 3 ft. cherries 20c, 2 to 3 ft.
grafted walnuts 5oc. Pearcy
Itn s. Nursery. 237 Ptate, H
block west of U. S. Nat'l bank.
d74
FRUIT TREES
See tfs before you buy if you want
to save money, as we wish to
clean up our stock. Mathls Nur
sery Co., 140 S. High, opposite
O. E. depot. (172
SPECIAL PRICKS to clean up
sales yard closes Saturday, 28th.
I'irst class stock. See us now,
save money. Warren Nursery,
C55 Ferry street, phone 104F24.
d72
PRUNE trees, Coats improved
French 3 to 4 8c, 4 to
6 10c, 6 to 8 feet 15c. Italians
same price. Fruit and grafted
walnut trees. Phone 1140M, High
and t erry. Fruitland Nursery.
d
n
REAL ESTATE
n
HAVE cash buyers for 4 to 6
room home. Call and list them
at once. Home Realty Co., 169
S. High. n7t
WANTED Listing of small and
largo farms. Wo have eastern
1 buyers here. Call nt onco nnd
give us particulars. Home Realty
Co.. 3i9 S. Hipfh. n71
OWN YOUR OWN HOME Pay
like rent. Values to suit any
taste. Every month's rent sets
you farther back. It la bad bus
iness and unnecessary.. Let me
show you. Harris, Masonic Tern
pie. phones 795. 19I2J. n'
Ve have a big apartment house
that will yield a fair income and
valued at $1U,000, to trade for
farm; and a small house worth
$2S00 to trade for a small farm:
ind a 6 room house with large
lot to trade for small improved
tract close; and a splendid 10 acre
farm with a large modern house
til close and worth $10,000 for a
home in Salem.
MG1LCHRIST ft PENNINGTON
209 U S bank bldg. phone 140.
120 acre of virgin soil Just
across the mountains in the Bend
country. Con all be cultivated, ir
rigation project passes the place,
suitable for alfalfa, corn or grain
and dairy ranch. We have a blue
print of the place. See us. Price
$2500 with terms.
If you are looking for chicken
ranch that is fully equipt, good
buildings, good water, close to
highway, fine soil, a place that
must be sold. It has 32 acres, and
will dfvlde. Come in and we will
tell you more nbout this place.
SQUARE DEAL REALTY CO.
DO YOU WANT A HOME
G acres close in, fine soil, new
buildings, ideal home; $6000,
terms.
40 acre larm near town, new
bungalow, fruit, good land; $5500,
terms.
For sale exchange or rent. 24
acre farm, good buildings, fruit,
nice location, paved road, invest!
gate.
t in modern home in Salem
for good close in acreage.
New modern 4 room bungalow,
JIMjO, good terms.
7 room modern home on Court
street, sacrifice price, easy terms.
Farm loans and fire insurance.
PERR1NE & MARSTERS
212 Com. club bldg. n
TELL YOUR WANTS
TO R A I)CM FF-WA R I NG
We are offering 10 89-100 acres
of very fine fruit land, or would
make a good chicken ranch ( no
Improvements, has been in cultiva
tion) located 3 4 miles from Sa
lem, at a price o only $600.
100 acres, 30 In cultivation,
house and barn, orchard. Price in
cluding stock and equipment at
$35 per acre. You can exenange
city property for this.
A ariod lot located clone in. in
northv Salem. $650. easy terms.
Ciy property in almost every lo
cation. Fire insurance. Notary.
Money to loan. Bonds. See us at
341 Slate st t cot. n73
LOOK
We have 4 acres close in all
planted to potatoes, for $1250
will take good car and some cash
& room house, nice lot on paved
street, pavement paid, for $10a0,
terms.
A new S room house, just ready
to move in. on paved t-treet, ga
rage, some fruit, a bargain for
$3000.
43 acres river bottom land with
fair buildings, good family orch
ard, a snap for $2000.
We have a bargain in 5 room
house, barn and garage and 1 Sk
acres close in, with 1 acre of fine
20 year old cherries. Let us show
you this plnre.
THOMASON
MH4 State street
Good apartment house, furnish
ed. blocks of U. S. bank, priced
right, some terms.
6 room plastered house, close In
on Broadway, hot and cold water,
paving included, fine lot, $2250,
terms.
Strictly modern bungalow, six
room on ground floor, paved
street, east front lot 5 by 10,
$5250.
Fin east front lot on north Cap
ltol street near Parrish high school
Splendid lot on south High
street, $1200.
Good room house, plastered,
full basement, modern esicept fur
nace, pavement included, close In,
$3250.
Modern 7 room bungalow on N.
Capitol, east front, 1-000.
4 room bungalow, paving paid,
$1260. small psvment down.
II. E. BROWN or MELVIN
JOHNSON
109 8. Commercial St.
M'OOUKV buys furniture Cor caan
phone oil. n
LOWING and excavating. J. W.
Slocunu 2545 Laurel, phone
2097R. m78
b'OK expert furniture packing and
shipping, oall Stiff Furniture
store, phone tHl. .n
SOUS Scavenger service. Garbage
and refuse of all kinds removed
by the month at reasonable rate
phone 35 or 979. Cess pools
cleaned and dead animals re
moved, m
SgUAliE Deal Welding Works ox-
acetylene and electric. We spe
cialize on cylinder blocks, alum
inum cases, heavy cast Iron,
steel tanks, boilers, fluos. leaf
and coll springs, frames and
fenders. Call us for estimates.
If Its n- ade of metal ve can
weld it. 349 Ferry St. phone
864 m
WANTED Miscellaneous i
PLOWING, discing, team work.
phone 945.T. F. N. Hutching. i$2
'l REBRED Plymouth Rock eggs
0c a setting. Phone S9F23. c71
LAWN work by experienced man.
phone 2149W. Mr. Mills. 179
11. EGNEU Plumbing and repair
work. Phone 13 10W. cl63
WANTED To buy horseradish by
sack or small quantities. 645
Chemeke-t.i street. 172
GRAFTING
Wanted, top grafting work. Phone
1140.M after 7 or inquire at
Fi uitland Nursery. 173
WHAT have you to trade for wal
nut, petite prune, cherry and fil
bert trees. Pearcy Bos. Nursery.
237 State. 174
ALL kinds of brick and tile work.
fireplace and repair work a
specialty. A. B. McDowell, phone
1947R. 195
PLUMBING and heating, used fix
tures exchanged on new. J. E,
Van Lydegraf. 1695 N. Summer,
phone 13U9W. 19 1
WANTED Painting, tinting, pa
per hanging, floor surfacing, ex
port service guaranteed. Phone
1491W. 181
WANTED Private money for
farm loans. We have several
applications on hand. Hawkins
St Roberta, Inc., 205 Oregon
building. t
WANTED To rent about 10 acre
farm, mostly pasture, with good
buildings, suitable for dairying
and chicken raising, witr.in I
miles of Salem. Dallas, Kt. 1
box 25. 171
WANTED Used furniture rang
es, heaters, cook stoves, tools,
etc. We pay cash, get our prices
before you sell. Liberty Ex
change, 241 N. Com'l St. phone
841.
WANTED Used furniture, stoves
of all kinds, guns, kodaks, tools,
etc People' Furniture store
sells for lees or makes the other
fellow do It. Phono 734. 271
N. Commercial. 1
WANTED -Have cash buyer for
or 6 room modern home from
$4000 to $6000. Call and give
particulars at once. Phone 1718
and representative will call.
Home Realty Co., 169 S. High
171
WANTED All kinds of junk, we
pay highest cash prices for rags.
sacks, metal, hides, paper, etc.
Old cars to wreck, trailers for
sale. 900 north Commercial.
phone 2157, Cherry City Junk
nnd Auto Wrecking Co. 181
AUTOS
TRUCK for ealo. Inquire- Churry
City Milling Co. q
FORD touring car in good condi
Hon at a real bargain. Inquire
at Cooley & Pearson grocery.
q72
SMALL house and lot, $10 month,
Wallace rond. fine well, fruit.
See Moyer at Steusloffs market
J72
WANTED Married man to work
on farm, good accommodations.
Address Farmer care Journal
office. q7 2
FOR SALE Dodge roadster. Ford
sedan, Willys Knight touring.
Siheelar Auto Wrecking Co
10S5 N. Com. q
FORD coupe, 1923, $325; Ford
coupe, 1922, $275; Ford touring
1924 $325; Ford roadster, 192J,
$240; Ford touring. 1921, $160
good Ford truck $275. 219 State
street. q73
El ICE RS
Ford roadster $90
Ford touring $185
Ford cou pe ........................ $ 2 6 0
Ford sedan $295
Cash or terms
Our usual guarantee
EIKER AUTO CO.
The Blue Front
Liberty St. nt Ferry, phone 121. q
W K ARE II EADBUARTERS
FOR USED FORD CARS
Satisfaction guaranteed. We
have 3 6 ca rs for you to choos-
example; 1920 model Ford truck,
license, pneumatic tires, cab and
body, $175.
VALLEY MOTOR CO.
Authorized Ford Dealer
Phone 1995. q
HUDSON, PACKARD, ESSEX
DEALER
We have cars to suit every pros
pective buyers taste. The following
are priced right:
Packard 5 pass, sedan .... $2500
Hudson tour, (speedster).. $900
Hudson touring $250
Dodge touring $
'24 Ford coupe $500
Ford coupe (new paint)..- $395
Jord sedan - $27
Ford tour, with starter $140
24 Ford truck $450
Above are in splendid mechan
fcal condition.
FRED M. POWELL, Motor Cars
Corner Cottage ft Ferry
Q
USED CAR REMOVAL SALE
We are going to sell our stock
of used cars regardless of our firet
cost. Are you going to be one of
the many to profit by our losar It
i spring time now and we must
mak ready lor mor new car
sale.
We have most any price
quality of car that you could de
fire, Prlc range $.i0 to $1000.
Fords, Chevrolets, Overland,
Dodges, OMsmoblles. Gardners,
Willy Knights. Htudebakcr. Bu
icks.
Very liberal terms. A small de
posit will hold any car that you
may select.
"AFTER WB BELL, WE SERVE1
F. W. PETTYJOHN CO.
219 N. Commercial fet. Phone 12(0
q
WANTED A lady to work in
lunch room at 530 Ferry St. g72
WANTED Messenger boy. West
ern Union. g
SALESMEN. Dim. Mgr. 50 por
cent profit. Exclusive rights.
125 varieties hruxhee, mops, etc.
Neway Brush Co., Hartford
Conn. g"i
h WANTED Situation h
MATERNITY uurso will go to
homes. Phone 1482 W. Mr. K.
M. Jones. h92
AN with small family wants
work on much year round.
Write Perry A. Campbell, St.
Helens, Or. h72
b FOR SALE Farms b
FOR SALE Or runt, 4 acres In
West Sulem. phone 1064W. b71
FOR SALE 22 U acres, 4 miles
fram Salem, mostly paved, beau
tifully situated, lti clear, tinker,
pasti-re. fruit, berries. modern
house, largo barn, garage. C. C.
Re-t, owner, phone 53F2. b7 1
AGOOD BUY One of Salem's
most beautiful suburban home
sites with 5 room house, spring
water, and & acres of good
land. See Joe Warlner at 2141
N. 5th St. Salem. l78
FOR SALE 4 acres in high cul
tivation at prosperous Falls City,
good buildings, well and creek.
$1900 equity, would consider
Salem property In exchange. L.
K. Parsons, 381 S. 25th St. phone
1A9S.I. b74
ONE ACRE SNAP
Very best of soil with a neat four
room plastered bungalow, elec
tric lights, paved street, one
block of car line, Just outside of
the city. Quick deal for $2400.
See Child ft Bechtel, realtors,
540 State street. b
FOR RENT
APARTMENTS, 268 north Cottage
J
FURNIallED apt. phono 972R.
J81
FURNISHED apts. 1144 Ferry.
J74
UNFURNISHED apt. 570 Union.
J75
FARM for rent, Rt. 4, box 10UA.
(7
Fl'RNISllED room, private batlu
i Lourt. j7fi
SLKEPINC room with bath, board
it desired. Phone 1258.1. j73
FURNISHED upts. 330 S.
1 4th.
hone 1005.
j7fi
LARGE bleeping room near cap-
lioi 10. I'none 2092 W. j7;i
APARTMENTS, rent reasonable
705 N. High. 175
1- OR RENT Pasture for 200
sneep. itt. 3, box 188. J
5 ROOM modern house. Call lilO
State. i7i
Til REE room unfurnished house
for rent. Call 1291W. J74
FOR RENT
-Modern office. 169
S. High.
J77
NICE furnished 2 and 3 room apt.
ana north High, phone 645J. J74
FOR RENT Modern private of
nces. jdy h. High. J71
ROOM and board.
reasonable.
J71
'Irone 2062W.
2 ROOM furnished
apartment.
1 129 Broadwa y .
J71
NEW up to date apartment, adults
mono 126&W. j
HOUSE and apartments.
Phone
J79
20SGJ.
'OR RENT Two room furnish
ed apartment. 719 N. Com'l St.
J74
Iwo -room apartmems, ono 3
room apartment. 732 N. Com
mercial. j76
6 ROOM modern house, hardwood
rioors, partly furnished, garage,
lawn. 1H3S north Summer. J71
5 ROOMS part furnished, modern.
clean, good location, April lt,
$35 month. Phone 659.T. J72
'OR RENT Or sale. modern
hnupo on Richmond avo. Call
86F14. A. Nafziger. J75
FOR RENT Furnished or un
furnished 6 room house, strict
ly first class. 469 Oak St. J71
MODERN furnished bungalow for
rent or lease, garage. Inquire
398. 19th. J7 1
3 ROOM apt. part furnished.
light and water free. 560 N.
Capitol St. J74
SLEEPING rooms with board, 1
car garage. Phone 1711M, C93
S. Commercial. J74
APARTMENTS Newly furnished,
AH conveniences. 642 N. Liber
ty J72
LA ROE sleeping room, down
stairs, also 2 room furnished
apt. 1171 Chemeketa. J73
APARTMENT The Brown, phono
Emma Murphy Brown. 931 or
1632K. y
FOR RENT Houses and spur?
ments. F. L. Wood, 341 State
street. j1
FOR RENT Comfortable 3 room
furnished apt., built Ins, light
and water, garage, $25. 966 Oak
. J72
FOR RENT -Fivo room house,
furnished. Call Mr. Enkin at
First National bank, phono 71.
-; J
NEWLY renovated, nicely furn
ished 3 room ants, furnace
heated, large sunny porch, close
In. $25. 759 or 419. j7 2
MODERN four room houe nicely
' furnished, including piano, no
. urn all children preferred. 1232
N. Liberty St. J71
FOR RENT Two nicely furnish-
i. fed apartment, close In. Inquire
at 26$ north Liberty, phone
I9Z7W. J
NICELY furnished modern clean
apartment, heat and water furn
' Ished, In aown town district.
Patton Apartments. Call Pa.
' ton's book store. J'
FOR RENT 117 at r farm.
acres In cultivation, two story
house, barn, orchard. 4 miles
from Stayton, Or. Kay term.
Apply to Judge B. M. Payne.
Albany. Or. J73
FOR RENT 5 room modern
houe with garage, $21 per
m mth. Possession April let
Lease expires I)eeembr 1st.
phone 44, room 16 Breyman
block. J71
FOR RENT 3 nice furnished
rooms for light house keeping
and garage, on north 17tr.; C
room house, water, lights, ga
rage, chicken house, lur.-e gar
den, on Oak St; barber shop on
north Commercial. Call 110 N
Commercial.
HAVE ADDITION;
FORM GYRO CLUB
Organization oi tno Gyro club, a
new service club for the city of
Salem, was perfected last night at
a mcetio held at the residence oi
Waiter 11. Zuscl. The new organ
ization hag two feature distinc
tive fro.u the other service clubs
of the city. Us membership is
iiiuiteu to men uuiter Jj years of
age, and not more than 35 men of
Hie city may belong to the Gyro
club at one time. Salem's other
three service clubs have a consid
erably larger membership, and
make no definite age limitation.
Gyro u an international organ
ization, with international head
quarters at Cleveland, Ohio. It
was organized iu I91ti. The name
. derived from gyroscope, a rotat
ing apparatus the principal char
acteristic of which in to main
tain its balance. A monthly pub
lication, called the Gyroscope, i
published at uattonal headquar
ters. There are at present 82 Gyro
clubs In the United States utid
Canada, Including the one organ
ized at Salem last night. The total
membership is given aa 5000. Offi
cers of the local organization,
elected last night, are as follows:
President, John H. Brady, of ttu-
Oregou Electric Railway company,
first vice-president, Ernest P.
Thorn; second vice-president,
Daryl Proctor; secretary. Charles
F.irey; treasurer, R. V. Nlles; ser-geant-at-arms,
Walter H. Zoacl;
directors, 0. Lester Newman, Clar
ence J. Gray and J. H. Adams.
Louis Van Orman, president of
the Portnnd club, was present at
the local meeting last night and
assisted with the organization.
The first regular business meet
ing of the club will be held
Thursday noon at the Marion
hotel. Officers of the club will be
formally installed, and the organ
ization officially ret under way
fc'aturday, April 4, when a banquet
will be iiold. Gyro delegates from
Vancouver. B. C, Seuttie, Tacoina,
Clvmpia. Portland and possibly
other cPies in the northwest are
expected to be present at the ban
quet.
There are at present 14 mem
hers in the local organization.
Springtime and music seem to
go hind nnd hand and the coming
season of light opera by the Bran
don Opera company which begins
S day spring festival at the
Grand theatre Thursday of thU
week will be haled not only by nil
music lovers but by all those who I
enjoy clean drama and scintillat
ing comedy as well. Whether you:
aro educated along musical lines!
or not you cannoi fail to appre
ciate iiho droll antics and dialogue
of Ed Andrews, veteran comedian
and George Alewor., whose every
grimace draw a lavgh. Nor the
fresh young beauty and upeab
voice of Theo Pennington, soprano
nor the fine acting and glorious
singing of all tho other principal
aided by the big chorus.
Brandon brothers are giving the
woild of entertainment something
new in giving all the time honor
ed old light operas with actors who
ire chosen not only for their voices
but for their looks and personali
ties. That It 1 a groat idea Is
proven by tho Immense success they
aro meeting with wherever they
The repertoire for thin city In
cludes "Chimes of Normandy,
Robin Hood" tho Reginald De
Koven masterpiece, nnd "The Cho
colato Soldier" with its gorgeous
"My Hero" song which alwaya
Iraw one encoro after another.
A big chorus trained by Charles
Hazclrlgg aids the principals
which Include Harry Pfcll, tenor;
Carl Butidschil, baritone. Jessie
Evans, contralto and Dcloa Jewkc
bisso.
BURGLARIZES WRONG HOUSE
Los Angeles. Cal., March 24.
Robert Bartram, 29, who weighs
130 pounds, is in the city jail to
day on a burglary cburge because,
jiolice say, he had the poor Judg
ment to break Into a fraternity
house where dwelt several mem
hers of the Un!vorstiy of Southern
California football squad, inrlud
ing Chet Dolley, captain of tin
11)24 Trojan team. Aroused from
fi lumber, tho footbal! huHkieu
tackled the suspect In an upstairs
room, nays the police report, threw
him for a toss of ten yards down
the front hall stairs and then piled
on him in the vestibule for
louchhack while neighbors, alarin-
(d by tho racket, notified police.
TEXAN NAME SOLICITOR
WaniiinRlon. March 24. A. W
Cretin of Ti-xos, trcanury tax ei
pert wh'j aasldted In tbo tramliiK
of th nreai-nt tax law, haa been
aelectcd by Secretary Mellon for
ollcltor of the internal revenue
hureau-
lle will uncceed Nelaon T. Ilart
pon, who has resigned.
Mr. CrcgK now hold the title
of aanialant to tho neeretarjr of the
treaaurr and Is rKarded as on. of
I tho country's leading tax experts.
SPRINGT1W1E AND
MUSIC PREVAIL
IN COMING OPERAS
ON THE AIR
TI KSBAV MG11T
(Pacific Time)
KOW, Portland, Ore., 491.5
S p. m., Oregon Agricultural
college exlcusicn lecture; pro
fessor A. G. Bouquet, head of
the depart-item of vegetable
gardening, "Growing the Toma
tothe Garden' Most popular
Vegetable.' R. S. Besse, exten
sion specialist In farm manage
ment, "Factors That Will In
fluence Prof ts and Loss in
Farming Iu 1925;" 8:30, con
cert by faculty members of
University of Oicgon school of
music; 1 0. Dwlght Jo'a neon's
Multnomah Hold Strollers.
KFI, Los Angeles, Cal., 467
6:45-7 p. m., rail lot orial talk;
7-8, Aeolian resilience pipe or
gan studio, I ton Mel-'ai land, or
ganist; 8-9, Examiner's hour of
classics; -10, daii?e orchestra;
10-11. Pa-kard ballad huiir.
Vr.rsity trio. Ruth and Lilian
Carlson. Barney Weber, Pack
ard melody glrW. Bess RudUlll
an 1 lUuie Oill.
KGO. Oakland, Cal., 361.2
4-5:30 p. m., Hotel St. Francis
orchestra; 8, program, Sherman
Clay ,t Co.. i'jisniore tt'lo;
Mary Pasmoro, pianist; Dorothy
l'asmore. cellist : Kn.tmu- pas
more, pianist; Scotch program:
Sherclay mixed quartet; R'lth
Waterman, contralto; Allan
Wilson, tenor; Elsa Behlow
Traut'ier, soprano; selection
from grand opera, "Faust"; 10
1, Henry Halstad'3 orchestra.
KPO. San Francisco. Cal.,
420.3 4:30-5:30, Rudv Keiger's
Fairmont Hotel orchestra: 5:30
3:30, children's hour toi ie. Big
Brother; 7-7:30, Rudy Selger's
Fairmont Hotel orchestra; 6-10,
program, Jack Thomas, tenor;
10-11, (,ene .Iambs' Rose Room
Bowl orchestra.
Wi:i)XI.M)AY NKiHT
(1'jn-iilc Time)
KOW, Portland, Ore., 491.5
8 p. m., concert by Sherman
Clay K- Co.; 9, Stanfoi d-Uni-wrsitv
of Oregon debate from
KLX nnd KOW; '.lap:ince Ex
clusion Act;' 10, concert by
Colbnrn's Melody Mii: inter
mission solos by Consuelo Allec
ltie.zo-soprano. N
KPO, San Francisco, Cal.,
420.3 1-2 p. m., Rudy Seiger s
Fairmont hotel crclu-slra: :30
3:30, matinee program, Johnny
Buick'a Amphians; 4:30-5:30,
Rudy Sciger't Fairmont hotel
orchestra; 5:30-6:30. children's
hour stories, j.tig Brotlur; 7
7:30, Rudy Soiger's Fairmont
hotel orchestra; 7:30-8, Conn
Band instrument company; 8
JO. Ruth Ludwi'gsen, pianist,
Athea Burns Flenn, soprano;
A. C. Clellan, baritone.
KGO, Oakland. Cal., 361.2
4-5:30 p. m.. Hotel St. FrancU.
KFI, Los Angele. Cal., 4rt7
7-7:30 p. m., Ni k Harris telling
a dcleetive story, "The Cause
of Divorce as Explained by
Jimmle the Rat," Southland
Hawaiian siring qirtrlot; 7:30-
8. program, (ioodwln, Klinger,
MacKay Insurance company; 8-
9, Evening Herald dance hour
program; 0-10. Examiner, popu
lar song program; 10-11, Patrick-Marsh
orchestrn, Better
Patrick, blues singer.
HARNEY COUNTY TAX
LEVY IS SUSTAINED
BY SUPREME COURT
(Continued from I'age One)
was destroyed by fire. One policy.
It wus alleged, covered Injury to
17 cars, and tho other a tractor.
The insurance company In Its
answer alleged that tho plaintiff
misrepresented models and de
scriptions of the cara and the
tractor Injured, and also alleged
that the plnintlff concealed the
fact that several of the automo
biles, were under mortgage. Tho
garage firm asserted that It mis
representations occurred uu agent
of the instiranco company was
responsible. In the lower court
the plaintiff got judgment for
8.675. 25 and (800 attorney
fees. The opinion orders a new
trial.
Other opinions by the supreme
court wore:
Juanita ('. Ilcmth vs. .1. P. Ulork,
et al, appellants; nppenl from
Multnomah county; motion to dia
mls appeal and affirm judgment
granted by the court.
Outcault Advertising company.
appellant, vs. Ouy 1). Jones, mo
tion to dismiss appeal overruled
In opinion by Chief Justice Mc
Uride. Klsie M. Ili-rsliey vs. Homer II.
llershey; appellant; appeal from
Denton county; application lor
alimony denied In opinion by
Chief Justice McHrido.
C. K. Gartrcll, appellant, vs.
Ilend Oarage company; appeal
from Deschutes county; suit for
damages Opinion by Justice
Hiirnctt. Judge T. K. J. Huffy
affirmed.
Anna Martha Illldehrandt vs.
Fannie Montgomery, et al, appel
lant: appeal from Josephine coun.
ty: suit to enjoin diversion of
water. Opinion by Justice licit.
Judge F. M. Calkins affirmed.
Comslock Manufacturing, com
pany vs. Kolon Hchlffmann, et al,
appellants; appeal from Tillamook
county: ault to compel specific
performance of contract. Opinion
by Justice Iirown. Judge George
H. Ilagley affirmed.
George W. Finch, et al. appel
lants, vs. Pacific Reduction and
Chemical Manufacturing com
pany; appeal from Josephine
county. Suit to collect money.
Opinion by Justice Drown. Appeal
dismissed.
Slate cx rel J. F.. Johnson,
plaintiff, vs. Circuit court for
Deschutes county: original pro
ceeding In mandamus upon peti
tion for rehearing. Petition denied
In opinion by Justice Domett.
Palo Alto. Cal., March 14
Stanford yesterday afternoon de
feated the Oregon Agricultural
college polo team by a score of 10
to . This was tun second game
nf a serlex which Stanford won.
The first wan token Saturday by
a score it II to II.
ArniONFKR
. N. WOODRY. expert livestock,
furniture, real estate auctioneer.
Res. 1610 N. Summer. Tel. til
fur sale dates.
H.vri i-: r si ppi.ifs
PREST-O-LITK BATTERY SER
VICE. Expert auto electricians.
Phone lh03. 418 Court St.
R. D. BARTON. Ex.de batteries.
starter and generator work. 171
S. Commercial.
WlLLARIi Service Station. Jo
Williams, 531 Court Street.
Phone 19S. "Automotive electric
laus.''
CHlKOPRAtTOIt
DR. O. L. SCOTT, chiropractor. '
416 U. S. Bank bldg.
ijkVggistk
. C. PERRY, Rex ill drugait, 115
8. ConinuMi-ial St.
I I JjtTR I L SUPPLIES
ELECTRICAL Fixture &. Supply
Co., 222 N. Liberty, phone 1SJ4.
House wiring and fixturrs.
BROWNELL ELECTRIC." Succes
sors to Sel.'h Electric, contract
ing and supplies. 379 State St.
I 'hi no
ARCHIE FLEENER, electrician,
house Wiring by hour or con
trast. Estimates furnished. Phone
9S0, 471 C urt St.
II AUK ELECTRIC SHOP 337
Court. Wo do house wiring and
carry a complete stock of fix
lurtw. Instrument repairing, ex
perimental woik. Electric appli-am-cg
repaired. Phone 4SS.
FLORIST
CUT flowers and floral pieces. De
livery. C. F. Brcithaupt. florist,
J 23 N. Liberty, phono 380j
FRUIT B1VI RS
WARD K. RICHARDSON,
Front, phone 2184,
23X5
87
iii:mstitcmix
MRS. C. E. MILLER, heinstitchimi
stamping, buttons. Room 10,
" .-QUOTH store, pnnne 117.
S A L E M ELITE, hemstltchlnii.
pleating, buttons, stamping and
needlework. Phone 379, 329 Ore
goji bldtf.
MATTRESSES
MATTRESSES renovated. We ren
o va t e all k I n . Is of matt rctmee,
Called for and delivered. Host of
work, guaranteed. Capital City
Bedding Co., 1190 North Capitol
Phone 19.
-MerTiiant tmlor
.U. A. Et
Stale.
TES, lino tailoring, 34
D. H. MOSHER Tillor for men
nnd women. 474 Court St.
Milo; V( j.;s
LLOYD E. RA.MSDEN. bike acccs-sork-8
and Dayton bicycles. 3S7
Court St.
HARRY W. SCOTT Dm cyclo man,
147 S. Commercial. Phono 68.
OPTICIANS
GLASSES fitted by an optometrist.
Bow Optical Co.. 325 State St.
QUI . III M AM-: SOCII-.TV"
REPORT cases of cruelty to chil
dren or animals in central Wil
lamette valley district to Dr. W.
G. Morehouse, humane offlcor.
Halm, Ore, tel. 1510.
I'M'MUIXtJ
PLUMBING and general repaii
work phono 550. Graber Bros.,
14 tSoialiLlborty.
THEO. M. BARRPIumhing, heat
ing. she n luetal WOrks. 164 8.
Com m ere la I .
I' I NOS
GEO. C. WILL, pianos, phono
graphs, sewing machines, shed
music and piano studies. Re
pairing phonographs and sew.
I "K machines. 432 Slate. Salem.
I'RINTINU
A SATLSl-'IKD customer returns to
the K':whind 1-rliitlng company,
plume l'.l. Masonic Temple.
HI l-Mltl.M;
STOVES rebuilt and repuired, &A
years experience. Depot. Na
tlon.il and Klhvood fences, sizes
2 to !, Inches high. Paints,
oil and varnishes, etc., logan
berry and hi-p hooks. Salem
l-'ence and Stove Work.. 2bl
Court St.. phone 12
MOK AI.K
IIOI.SKIIOI.D goods or anything
you have, by the week, month
or year. P. A. Klker, 1117 .outh
l.lberly. phone l'-M.
WAT It f MI'VNV
HAI.KM WATKIl COMPANY Of-
IK-es, corner Commercial and
Trade Stft. Hills payable monlli
Ivln advance, rhnne R7.
WOOD WOltkINd
JACOB WKIZKL, Cabinet Works.
ut'holstt-rltiK nnd reflnlablng.
I'hone 1..SI. u:ta Court St.
Ou approved security at lowest
rates.
Liberal repayment privilege
Anderson & Rupert
Oregon Bide.
Borrow From Us
and repay principal and inter
est in small monthly Install,
menu.
20.70 each month for
CO months, or
1 18,0.1 each month for
72 months, or
116.10 each month for
8 4 months, or
114 66 each month for
96 months repays
a loan of 1 1.000 and Interest.
ANDERSON & RUPERT.
406 Oreeon Bide.
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