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J THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON- TUESDAY, APRIL 21, 1925 A(JE seven The Latest Definition of an Optimist Is One Wjio Believes the Dandelions were Winter Killed CapitalJournal BUPSCRIPTION RATES By carrier 10 cents a week. 45 cents a month. a year Id advance.- By mail. In Marlon and Polk counties, one month 60 cents, I months (1.25. 6 months t2.5. 1 year 14.00. Elsewhere 60 cenas a month. IS yer- Entered as second class mail matter at Salem. Oregon. Member ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press Is exclus vely entitled to the uce for pub lication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and also oca! news published herein. Member Audit Bureau of Circulation. Advertising reuresentatlves: Charles E. Miller. 225 Fifth Averl Jcw York City. W. S. Stockwell, jldft.. Chicago, 111. M. C. Mogensen Los Angeles and Francisco. Peoples Gas & Co., Seattle, Inc.. Sun Classified Advertising Utiles Rate per word each insertion i cents, three insertions S cents, one week cents, one month 20 cents, one year, per month 12 cents, minimum per ad 25 cents. City ads cash in advance, and not taken over phone, unless ad vertiser has monthly account. No allowance for phone errors. a FOR SALE Houses a FOR SALE CHEAP Equity in a good six room house. Phone llOJ'T.. - 93 FuR SALE 2 fine lots in Kay addition, easy terms. Call at 1470 N. 17th street. a95 FOR SALE OR TRADE & room house, full cement basement, garage, large lot. garden, ubuud ance fruit and berries. See own er 1150 N. 15ih street, near 1, V h o n el 0 49J or 193. nlOO LOOK Good 6 room plastered house, barn, chic house, 3 fine lots with all kinds of fruit. A bargain for I'JIOO, your own tern:?. Thomason, ' 331 State street. o9C FOR SALE By owner, new plas tered bungalow in north Salem, 3 room and bath, furnished or unfurnished, cement basement, . garage, corner lot. terms. 1290 Jefferson St. a9T pi'KCiAL A good built 6 room planered house. Fruit, paved e-treit, concrete walks on South Jllgli Mreet. Well located $3000 Terms. II. E. Brown or Melvin Johnson, 109 S. Commercial, a WHY PAY RE N'T when $f0 down arid only $25 nor month with interest will buy a. 5 room new plastered bungalow. Lig:it9. wat er, bath, buil'liu, ut $2800. H. E. Brown or Melvin Johnson, 109 S. Commercial. - a VACANT LOTS TVe have really some that are bar gains, and a variety of locations. See the Fleming Realty Co., 341 State street. P. S. Wilt trade several clear for an equity in a small hou.ce. . a SALE OR TRADE $6300 concrete garage building and lot, rents for $50 per month; trade equity for land or city property. What have you? See Childs & Bechtel, 540 State street. a 3 room house, lot 70x100, cellar, fair location. $1000 brick $100 down balance monthly. 4 room house, lights, water, pav ed street, $1250, easy terms. Good car trade for lot or equity In a house. H. E. Brown or Melvin Johnson. 109 S. Commercial. a "T v6" CHOTc E LOTS, C H E A P $1050 buys the best corner lot on State both streets paved, walks In, paid. $575, a real buy on 23rd street, not far off State, price includes paving, walks, shade trees, sew er. See Childs & Bechtel today. 540 State street. a" Could you use a seven . room house partly modern with 180 foot frontage and ISO feet deep, line building place. 4 blocks to Pnrrish high school, $4200 takes it or will divide lots. Also a brand new large four room bungalow in good location at $2000, with good terms. Double construction. SQUARE DEAL REALTY CO. 202-3 U. S. bank bldg. a LOOK. LOOK. LOOK MUST SELL AT SACRIFICE Xly loss your gain, at least you can save fifteen hundred dollars by buvlng this modern and well built 7 room 2 story bungalow, furnace, fireplace, bath, lights, large lot. 73xlS0 feet, fruit and shade trees, lawn, f towers, gi rage, paved street, located on N. Summer street, best pnrt of the city. Pice cut to $5000. some terms. See it today. Childs Rpchtel. 540 State street. $500 buys a 7 room modern house near state capital. $2400. 8 room house corner lot. elope in. $2000, small house close In $1200, house near cannery. $150 down $3650. two large lots. every thing In fruit and flowers, 7 room house east front. Smnll acreage and modern bun gnlow at real bargain. Trade acreage for house In Sa lem. Confectioneries, grocery stores. 1rP makiiif iihon. irae. black' smith phnp. trade and sate by . . ' . GERTRUDE J. M. PAGE Realtor, 492 N. Cottage St. Buy lintn stock, make your city famous. 4 room attractive house, bath, built In kitchen, garage, paved street, $2575. 8 room house, modern conven ience, paved etret.t. $2200. 5 rooms and sleeping porch, furnace, fireplace, attractive, $3, $00. B rooms, breakfast nook, strictly modern, $4700. good terms. 7 room modern. 14th street, ex cellent condition, 15060. very large, furnace, e'.ep)ng porch excellent condition, $5000. Beautiful stucco home. $10,500. room modern home to trade for email place. WINNIE PETTYJOHN, Realtor 219 Oregon bldg. a u BuBineas Upporiumtiea n Tvn mil. builqwi proposition, C ,,.,, , lit.. I.e.. a" r nN r.tr W A TEn Holn o . b I I1ST A N II Kill N II IT. I t FA KM loans. tk per cent. See K. L Wood. 841 State St. rllO GOVERNMENT louts on Urate m per cent. P. U Wilkinson. 101 U 3. Nation, bank bid. UONEV to loan on roai estate, pri vate mcmr. lowest rates. T. K. Ford, ovei Bush's bank. r 20 YEAR FARM LOAN'S On rural credit plan with privi lege of paying off any amount at any time; low Interest, easy payments, no examination fee, or commission on loan. PERR1NE & &MARSTERS 212 Commercial club bldg. r MONEY TO LOAN ou city prop erty, either building and loan plan or private money. Farms loans with Insurance company money at 6tt with commis sion added. Ralph H. McCurdy. Nos. 6 and 8. Steeves-Moore Rldg.. Salem. r LOANS FARM LOANS Plenty of money to loan on good farm aecurity. CITY LOANS We ara loaning Prudential Insure nee company money on city residences and business property, at per cent, plus a commission.. Haw kins & Roberta. Inc., 205 Ore gon bldg. r f FOR SALE Poultry f PUREBRED Burred Rock eggs &0 cents a setting. Phone 89F23 1000 HIGH grade Leghorn chicks Thursday, 13c each. 344 south 25th. Phone 79SW. f9ti SALEM CHICKER1ES Headquarters for baby chicks. 1 varieties. Z64 N. Cottage, Salem, phone 400. t HATCHING eggs from Thomp son s Imperial Ringlet Barred Rocks, $1.50 per setting, phone 39F5. Rt. 7, box 137. f!)9 e FOR SALE Livestock e FOR SALE Fresh Jersey cow Phone 49F4. e96 VETERINARIAN, Dr. Patterson phode 202SW. FRED W. LANG E, C116 veterinarian. office 430 S. Commercial, phone 1198; res. phone 1666. ' e FOR SALE Or trade, two young Jersey cows, fresh; will take beef or stock cattle and hogs in,also young pigs for sale. In quire northeast corner of four corners mile east asylum, phone 101F31. e96 n REAL ESTATE n OWN YOUR OWN HOME Pay like rent. Values to suit any taste. Every month's rent sets you farther back. It is bad bus iness and unnecessary. Let me show you. Harris. Masonic Tem ple, phones 795. 1842.1. n- FOR SALE Or exchange, all kinds of city property; small and large farms! Call and get free list. We also make building loans and write fire insurance. Open evenings. Home Realty Co. 1G9 S. High St. n&6 A neat nearly new 4 room house and lot, $1100, $250 down, U" month. 320 acres in Colorado, east of Colorado Springs, 150 acres brok en, two small houses, targe barn tor which ia wanted a 10 or 15 acres neir Salem.. Price $8000. J. A. MILLS 331H State n95 SPECIAL 5 room plastered house and 7 lotc. price $3500, to trade for good modern nouse with l lot. Nice modern home on naxd street, price $4500. to trade for small improved tract. Large house with 3 apts. and 8 lots, price $500, to trade for small farm north of Satem. 4 acres close to trade for car. THOMASON 331 4 State street. i There are 23 acres on the hill top with an acre of big firs and IS acres of prunes and cherries with some walnuts and the im provements are very comfortable, it's worth $12,000 and he'll con sider Salem property; a large white house on Center and right near the state house, clear and worth $8500 to trade for a farm and will pay cash difference: 30 smooth acres on the highway and a large home in Salem, both clear to trade ror a farm. M'GILCHRICT & PENNINGTO.V 20 U S bank bldg. phone 1 ii). THREE Sl'ECIALS S room new strictly modern bungalow, 1st class construction, garage, close In. $3500, $250 cash, balance $35 and interest monthly 5 room new mission style home, hardwood floors, modern in ev ery detail, garage, east front, or pavement, $6300, any reasonable terms. 6 room new stucco home. hard. wood floors, modern in everv d. tail, double garage, large lot. pave- wicui. vuxi ironi, ciose in, ir taken ai once ?iu,7o0, $4.50 cash, bal ance to suit. SOCOLOFSKY 311 State n .ood 8 room semi-modern house, fine corner lot. garnge, wal nut, cherry and apple, trees, good location. Bargain $3000, good terms. Close In 2 3-4 acre tract $1600 150 acre farm north of Salem 120 fine farm land, eood build inprs, fruit; exchange for closs In acreage. 9 room ant. house close In $2000 " -uWU.a -1U! tor acresge. For rent, 25 acre farm, good buildings, 9 acres bearing fruit, near town, machinery on place. Share or cash rent. For loans and fire Insurance, exchanges PER RINK ft MARSTERS Com, club bldg. n' HOME "KEA LT YH I ' EcTaLS No. 4H9. New 4 room bungalow on Fairmount hill, about 2 blocks off8. Co in me real on Superior. Ua rage, alley, paved street. For quick saie il'6Z. terms, No. 483. Nice S room bungalow. garage on N. Summer street, fine terms. Kb. 217. New S room Vk story strictly modern house, close Ii east front. Just off State. Special price for prompt action. No. 149. A dandy It acre farm In Yamhill county, mlte from r -; Ictlr or suburban . kniM. Prlr-d ifipuliiiT at i o ror tnn w I HOME REALTY IU. WAlTRKbS wanted. Royal Cafe- tena g5 Kl REGIES and brakemen, begin ners $150-1250 monthly (which position?) Write Railway Cap ital Journal. g7 WOMEN Embroider for us at home during your spare time. Pleasant work. Experience un necessary. Artscraft Company. "Winchester, Ind. g95 ARE you a neat appearing, ambi- 4lous young man 18-23, willing to work 8 hours a day, fond of travel and able to leave town? If the answer Is yet, see Mr. Yambert, Terminal hotel. 6-1 p. m. gS5 h WANTED Situation h MATERNITY nurse will go to homes. Phone 1482W. . Ml NEED work,-shingling, carpenter ing, repairing. anything. H. Lodge, Rt. 4, box 14AA. phone 89F21. h6 FOR SALE 80 acre stock or sheep ranch cheap. Inquire of D. Pettyjohn, Lyons g:trage, Lyons. Or. l90 FOR SALE Farms FOR SALE 5 acres on paved road near car line, 3 acres in young trees, 5 room modern house, $0000. Phone 1788J3 eve nings. bl20 ACREAGES THAT ARE GOOD BUYS AND EXCHANGES . 5 acres of good soil all cuUlvat ed 3 miles out, paved road nail route, $1200 terms. & acres good buildings lays well some fruit and berries, close- in, only $2750. 6 acres with a beautiful loca tion close to highway, buildings poor. Fruit, berries, nuts, $3000, trade for. Salem residence. 24 acres close In that is part creek bottom, part bench, creek, 3 acres creek bottom, water right, hot and cold water, bath, S room bungalow, basement, largo chicken muse, out buildings, mail route, $ e to Salom; this Is a real home. Price $7500. terms, or will ake a city residence as part. H, E. dJROWN or 'MELVIN JOHNSON 109 S. Commercial.. b -FOK RENT APARTMENTS, 25 S. Com'l. Jill SLEEPING. room N. Com'l. APARTMENTS. 868 north Cottage J A STL' RE 11. for cattle. Phone C4F J97 L'RNISHEU 3 room apt. High. 444 S. J96 FOR REN leeping room. 444 pouth High J99 NEW modern furnished apartment 249 8. pottage. J100 NICE furnished apartment. 590 Union, phone 5K7J. J95 I'RNISHEO 3 ro.un apt. close in. 445 Center. J98 FURNISH ISO apt. 330 S. 14th, J97 phone 1005 FURNISHED room for lady; also garage Call 1365 Center St. J95 ROOM and board, clean rooms. cheap rates. 677 S. Com. J96 6 ROOM modern flat, very close In. Phone 1351 JUS FRONT office rooms for rent, U. S. Nat'l bank bldg. J NEW up to dato apartment, adults P h o no 1265 W. J .LOSE in 7 room house for rent about May 11th. Phone a 30 J. J95 FOR RENT 5 room house on State street. Inquire 555 Ferry. J96 FOR RENT Furnished house keeping room, 719 N. Commer cial. J97 COMPLETELY furnished 7 room bungalow, $50 or part as apart ment $30. Tel. 1258.1. J97 FURNISHED heated room in pri vate modern home, close in. Phone 1547R. J9G FOR RENT Modern room house, with ga ra ge. $ 2 5 per month, phone 935. J99 QUIET ADULTS (Ruby allowed). First floor npt. Water, jtgnts. $7.50. 1915.1. J95 FOR RENT Modern office rooms at reasonable price. Call 1C9 S. High. J FOR RENT Sleeping rooms with home privileges, gentlemen pre ferred. Phone 1040M. J97 FOR RENT Five room house. modern conveniences on car line, $20. Phone 1274W. J95 FURNISHED apts.. lights and na ter furnished, garage. Phone 52F21. J9 ROOM modern furnished apt Inquire at the Marion Apts., 10 north Commercial. J APARTMENT The Drown, phone Emma Murphy Brown. 131 o 1632R. 3 FOR RENT Houses and apart ments. F. L. Wood. 341 State street. J WELL f urnt-hed front room apartment. 2 rooms and kitch enette, ground floor, close In 541 Mill street. J97 FURNISHED uptn., private bath porch, also house keeping rooms garage, 2 blocks from state houe. 352 N. 12th. J99 FURNISHED large sleeping room for rent $2. no per week, lady preferred. 267 N. Liberty, call evenings. J9 NICELY furnished 3 room apart ment close to park and business district, rent reasonable. 47a N, Commercial. J9 FOR RENT Two nicely furnish ed apartments, close In. Inquire at 26$ north Liberty, phone 1I27W. I FOR RKNT One room nice titan heated apartment. also one heated sleeping room, each $ per week, at 143 Court St. phone IIIUM. J9 VERY neatly furnished room snartment: close in, furnace heated, large porch. Hannah "Martin, Msnosic Temple, phone 759 or 419. J9 FOR RENT Cottage at 89; Hoy street, partly furnished, electric run ir p. Itshta. water, bultt In kitchen. $U Pr month See Chet Way et Vlck Bros. ) PATTON apartments, one of the prettiest, cleanest and most com foTtat.ie down town ansnmem available for rent. Het end wa ter. private bath. Furnished or unfurntnhed. For Inspection csll LOST Cameo brooch In Ruslck's Saturday. Return to the store. k9(i LOST Small reddish yellow cow. with chain and halter. Write F. Calaba. Rt. . kU LOST Gold breast pin with gray stone. Call fit. Was lost in IOOF hall or between Cummer ' cial and Rellevue streets. k95 LOST Elk tooth watch charm haa initials W. A. L. R. P. O. E. No. $3ft. Finder please leave at Capital Journal office or office of V. A. Lis ton, 484 Court St. Reward. k97 ee FOR SALE Wood eei VOOi sawing. Phone 142. ee!18 DRY second growth- fir. Phono eel 21 1756. YOOI J Phone 1394. eelOO r.SFSl. CITY and country wood -sawing. Fisher Bros., phone 1819. eelOO NICE dry slab wood and oak for sale cheap. 1819. ee33i FOR dry wood call C. IX Query, phono 77 F2. eenz FOR SALE Fir and oak wood. Phone 82FS. C. E. Bradley. eel7 inch $7.60, 12 Inch $7.75. phone 253J. ' eelOl G OOD COAL DRY WOOU PROMPT DELIVERIES I1ILLMAN FUEL CO. PHONE 1855 ee 16 INCH block wood, $3.75 per load. 4 loads $14; dry or green mill wood, fir, oak and ash. Phono 1879W. eelll m MISCELLANEOUS m VVOOORY buys furcJturs for cam, phone 811. FOR expert furniture packing and shipping, call Stiff'a Furniture store, phone 941. - NOTICE Horse owners. Gailant Jr., registered Percheron stud will be on stand at the E. Dun nigan farm, Phone 39F5, Rt. 7, box 137. m9 FOR SALE Or trade. Studebak er special, Studebaker big six. Premier chummy, Maxwell, Dodge, Ford truck and trailers. Phone 2157, 900 N. Com'l. Wo buy and sell everything. mllO TRANSFER And storage. Wo have padded vans and do long and short distance hauling. We so licit your piano and furniture moving as we are prepared to do so. Larmer Transfer, phone 9.10. SOOS Scavenger service. Garbage and refuse of all kinds removed by the month nt reasonable rates phone 35 or 9 79, residence phone 2058. Cess pools cleaned and dead animals removed. m SQUARE Deal Welding Works ox- acetylene and electric. We spe cialize on cylinder blocks, alum inum cases, heavy cast Iron, steel tanks, boilers, flues, leaf and coll springs, frames and fenders. Call us for estimates. If its trade of metal ve can weld It 348 Ferry HU phono 864 m AUTOS RElil'ILT USED CARS Low prices and easy terms. We can "Save you money. Newton Chevrolet Co. q WE WRECK 'KM Parts for all cars. Wo sell for less. Get our prices ' on trailers. Salem Auto Wrecking Co., 402 S. Church street phone 2159. qllS KIKE US Ford touring . $55 Ford tou ring $ 6 5 Ford delivery ... $125 Ford coupe $260 Cash or terms Our usual guarantee EIKER AUTO CO. The Blue Front Liberty St. at Ferry, phone 121. q WE ARE HEADRU ARTERS FOR USED FORD CARS Satisfaction guaranteed. We have .1 2 ca rs for you to choose from. 6 ears under $100, for ex ample 1919 touring $90. Will glad ly demonstrate. VALLEY MOTOR CO. Authorized Ford Dealer Phone 1995. q DEPENDABLE USED CAR BARGAINS 1924 Maxwell touring .... $730 19'29 Gardner touring $6if 1932 Overland sed:in $480 1923 Chevrolet touring $38 1920 Olds touring " $283 1919 Liberty 6 touring $260 CERTIFIED PURLIC MOTOR CAR MARKET block N. ot poat office q99 OUR PRICEM ARK RH11IT ON THE FOLLOWING VHED CARS 1021 Chevrolet Couue 1S22 Durant Sport (new pelnt) Essex Coach 3013 Ford Touring J 20 Ford Tourlnir 1324 Ford coupe, now paint 1321 Ford Sedan 1921 Ford Truck 1923 Hadmn Siwedter Hudson Kedrm 1921 Htipmobilt? Touring 1920 Otdi.iiobile Roidster 1922 Packard Twln-Hlx Hed.in 1921 Packard Mix Touring winter top. 1921 Pa- k ird Six Touring .'924 Packard Six Touring Beeintr la believing, cost nothing tn look them ovr. FRED M. POWELL, Motor Cars Corner Cottags A Ferry WE MOVE MAX lfT On May the first we will move into our new home that ia now being completed near the corner of Commercial and Center stret. And during the hn lanes of this month we are offering come won rlerful bargain In used ears. In order ta partly clean up our stock before moving. V hava Fords. Overland. Chev rOlU. Stars, Oldsmobile, , Oard- ner, Btudebakers, Rulrk. Elgin and In fart most anything thrtt you would care to buy snd at the nrlr yoo wn4 to pay. A mnall nVpcflt win hold any ear that you r.inf AFTER WE BELL WE bKRVE Distributors Oldtmohllr-ff and Rlhpnb -.:;( -K. W. PETTTJOHN CO. Sit S. Commercial St. phone If' ' ON THE AIR " Wr.DNFSDAY NIGHT (Pacific Time) KGW, Portland, Ore., 491.5 p. in.. Colbmn'v Melody Men from Hotel Portland; Intermis sion solos by Mary Grlgg. so prano; 7:15, Weather, police and market reports, news bul k'Uiu and baseball scores: 8 p. m., concert by Seventh Infantry bsnd of Viinco-uver barracks. KPO, Han Francisco, C.il., 419. S 6:30-7 p. m.. States res taurant orrhentia; 7-7:30, Rudy Seiger's Fairmont hotel ore hi -tra; 7:30-8, Conn Rand Instru ment company; 3-9, Atwater Kent artist program 9-10, old songs, California i!lub; 10-11, Johnny Btiir-n's Amphian. KGO, Oakland, Cal., 301.2 4-5:30 p. u., coucert orchestra. Hotel St. l'Vaiifis. KFI. Los Angeles, Ca! 468.5 -r5:30-6 p. m , Examiner's mu sical half hour: 645-7. Radl tortal period ; 7-7:3 detective stories, Nl'-'k H.irrw; 7:30-8. pro gram. Goodwin, KHnger, M. K-iv Insurance coniany. Lrlc trio and others; 8-9, Evening Hera 1 J Jan ce hour; 9-10, Ex aminer, Vopul'ir song hour; 10 II, Patri-k-Marsfi dance or chestra, Betty Patrick, blues singer. AUCTIONS AUCTION SALE of furniture. range, heater, Oliver typewriter, Cheney phonograph, rugs, etc., Thursday April 23rd, 1:30 p. m. 702 N. 14th St. Woodry is the auctioneer. See ad. t9C c FOR SALE-Miscellaneous c GRAIN hay. Phone 1ZJ4M. c9J SLIGHTLY damaged clover hay hnd cheat hay. Phone 39F5. c96 TON AND HALF trailer for sale Phone S5.U. c93 BUST health food known. Phono -2141 between 1 and 4 p. m. clOR FOR SALE Wacron and harness, 1190 North 4lh. phone 7S0W c95 OAT and vetch and cheat hny $1E to $17 per ton. Phone 39F2, Rt IT. box 138. c99 FOR better service. The Portland ' News, guaranteed delivery 45c (per month. Phone 923 or 1269W FOR SALE Dalton adding nur bhine or trade for cash regis ter. Scheelar Auto Wrecking Co1., 1085 N. Commercial. FACTORY sold, closing out stock klrying racks hya, at Leona 's price or less 30 ard hotel. Front etrect. T. T. Ilurd. Salem, Or. clOO SEED potatoes, early and late planting, largo. smootho table potatoes. Wanted, veal and chick ;ens. Phono 9, Yew Park Gro cery market, 705 S. 12th St. c FOR SALE Tested seed corn. !man.n 'tl....r rfonl ..III 'ture here, also good ensilage Icorn. Price S cents a pound. RuslneHs week days only. Ad id ress Donker. Bros.. Aumsvllte. Or. c9 i WANTED Miscellaneous WANTED To buy cattle. C1FU. Phunc 196 LAWN work, by experienced man. phone 2149W. ills PRACTICAL nursing wanted. Phone 17fi6. 1114 1L EGNER Plumbing and repair -J?orkphne 1310W- 0163 PLOWING, discing, team work. F. N. Hutchlngs. phone 945J. 1117 WANTED To rent 6 or 6 room house for 2 years, must be pcis enable. P O box 40. Salem. 197 WANTED Room whero can have imiall boy boarded. Box A. B. L. Ca-nital Juu mitT 195 WANTED Painting, tinting, pa per hanging, any finish, expert service. Phone 1491W. II 13 PLOWING and excavating, J. W. Slocum, 2545 Laurel ave. phone 1097R. .106 LOANS WANTED $1400. $1600, $1800. lood soiunty. II. E. Brown or Melvin Johnson, 109 S. Commer-lnl. ! ALL kinds of brick and tllo work, firoplace and ropalr work a specialty. A. R. McDowell, phone 147R. I9S WANT To trudo Coats Improved French and Italian prune trees for cattle, hay and oats. Phone 1140M, Fruitlnnd Nursery. 1GI H. 14th St.. Hiitem, Or. ! WANTED Private money for farm loans. We have several applications on hand. Hawkins A Roberts, Inc., 205 Oregon building. 1 WOl'LD like one or two children to board and care for through the summer, not younger than four yearn. Cm give reference. Write Monmouth, Or., Mrs. Egcl-ston 2iM. 197 WANTED Used furnlturo rang es, heaters, cook stoves, tools, tc Wo pay cash, get our prices before you sell. liberty tax- change. 241 N. Com'l fcL phone Sl 1 SOI'TIIFR?! PACIFIC TIME TAIll-E Main Line rri NORTH BOUND NoJJ. OrcKn Express . 41 a. m. No. 64, Tho Crsgonlan S:05 a. m No. 32. from Coos liny 4:48 a. m. NoiS, Portland Pass. ...1 2.27 p. m NO. 34. Eugene to Port..B:60 p. m, No. 14, Portland Expr 1:22 p.m. MOUTH HOUND No 1$, Oregonlan. ..-.1:1 ft. m No. 11 BhSBta -luiui. m No. 17, Rosebutg Pas...l 0 : 4 1 a. No. 15. CullCornla Expr...l 1 23 a. Rosebutg Pass..M.io:ii a. m No.'31,Coo Hay 10:14 p. m No. 11. Frisco Kinross .io:s p. m bnlrin-Dillao DarfV motor f:4i a. m.: :20 p. m, PARKI It BTACE LINK8 fill Cut In Express Rates Pounds 1 to 10 ml. tl to SO ml I 21 .2 11-20 21-2-) 31-40 M -8 ZZ . .25 .30 ,3i .30 .35 .40 .40 .4! .4S .10 .SO .40 .4S .CO PI 70 71 fit w- 40 w - .70 BANK IS HIGHEST BIDDER ON BONDS SOLD BY COUNCIL With six bidders entered In the competition the United States Na tional bank of Salem was last night the successful bidder for $20,883.05 Salem improvement bonds. The bids were opened at the regular Dueling of the city council. . The council voted to sell for $2500 to the Oregon Contractln; company ot Portland the two-sack street paver which is being re placed by a new plant of larger capacity for wiiich the city ss ex pending abou $7000. Another stroke of economy which was urged upon the coun cil by Slreet Conmueiaoner Low was the sale of discarded equip ment of various kinds which bao accumulated at the city barns and which he hetievea should bring $500. The proposed sale ie to be considered by the ways and nivatiH comm'.ttee. Petitions were received lust night for the improvement of Lib erty Btreet from Lincoln to Super tor, McCoy avonuo from Norway to Jefferson and Brooks avenue from Highland avenue to the north city limits. The rem on strnnce against the improvement ot Shipping street wae reported by the city engineer to be insuf ficient to block the improvement. Plans were adopted for tho im provement of Lee street. Petitions were received for. the construction of sewers for the block formed by Maple avenue, South street and Columbia street; for the district on Rural avenue between Winter and Hoyt street and for the Frickey-Market-UrosH street district. Petitions for a'dewalks came in for the north side of River etreet bet wen Water and Front street and for lots 1 and 2, black 3, ol Central addition. These were re (erred to the street committee. Rosenurg, or., Apr. 21. Lee Duncan, an exconvlct, held In the county jail charged with the rob bery of four lnral stores, romped this morning after slugging Dep uty Sheriff George Sewell when the latter entered the cage where Duncan was confined to leave the man's breakfast.. Duncan rolled up his bedding in tha form of a dummy, to cause the officer to believe he wne anleep on bis cot. He then hid near the entrance and as Sewell entered struck him over the ho id with a heavy china tea cup wrnp ped up In an old sock. The offi cer was stunned, but grappled with Duncan, and the two fought for several minutca before the prisoner finally broke looae and escaped. The deputy tried to fol low, but was blinded with blood from the cuts on bia head and was unable to recapture the man. Other officers were immediate ly notified and started a search for the missing man. It la expect ed that be will be easily picked up as he roc aped without bat or coat. Duncan waa arrested at Marh- fleld charged with robberies there Ho was brought back to Rose burg whero officers stale that they have connected him with the robbery of four stores early id the month. He was being held for the grand jury at the time of his escape. He previously served one year tn the state penitentiary un der the name of Harper, for the crimeof burglary. Duncan nerved time In the Oregon peni'entiary as R. C. Har per and had a bad prison record, according to Warden Dalrymple. He waa sent up from Multnomah county fur forgery February in lf24, to serve a year. He escaped October 18 last, but was caught and returned November 22. He waa discharged March 23 In it after having served his sentence including time for demerits due to his escap. He was a trusty at the time ot his escape. SEANCE ENDS IN ARRESTS Long Beach Cal., April 21. Six alleged participants In the mater ialization of the spirit of Pierce A. Hodge's grand mother, wero held to answer in justice court here yesterday on charges of conspir acy to defraud. I lodge. It was brought out in testimony, accom panied detectives to a seance staged by the defendants and hip- d to capture his "grandmother h iplrlt" aa soon as U appeared. whereupon thp l'bis receipts oi the seance. ah..ut $200, were seized and the defendants. Inclini ng tha one who nlaved the grand mother role, carried off to Jail. Court Reconvene Dallas. Ore.. April 21. Circuit Judge Harney's court reconvened Mondar folkiwlna an adjournment from Saturday and took up the docket of civil case. At the close of the dar the Jurymen wero dis missed to convene again on May 4 when the case against August Daunach will be tried befora an outside Judge. A number of civil cases will be taken up during the remainder of FOUR CONVICT SLUGS GUARD AND IKES ESCAPE this week. BEARCATS PLAY Unleaa old Jupa Pluviua again upaeta the dope, the Willamette university baseball nine will play O. A. U. at Uorvaiite Wednesday. Thia morning Coach Hathbun an nounced that ha will probably play Ellla in the pltcher'o box for the game, aa being slightly more experienced than Kalahsn, freeh- man, who la conceded to be a high claat) twlrler, Rathbun intimated that Kalaban might be run in for part ot the game. Only one detinue shift in the Bearcat lineup looms as a proba bility. Robert son has been work ing out at the second elation, and may be run in for Poling at that position. Poling being shifted to the outfield. At preseut the out field la1 the moat uncertain ele ment ot the team. Jolineon, Cha pln, McCallitster. Nacana. Round tree and a few others all loom ins as possibilities tor bertha. LINEN MILL DRIVE HALF -- COMPLETED (Continued from pape -me) -ram, who baa also taken an active part in the project, will be with Sanson. A committee, headed by H. O. Spoiling, was slated to go to Stl verton this afternoon and get things actively started there. Tho tentative plan or paying subscriptions was outlined at this noon's meeting, some reporting that they had found knowledge rather vague on the subject. It ts expected that 10 per cent ot the subscrlptlqus will be called for about June 1, another 10 per cent July 1, and a third 10 percent August 1. When the time, cornea to pay for the machinery it is ex pected that It will be necessary to call for some 40 per cent or the subscriptions. Definite dates and amounts will be determined by the board of directors, and cannot be staled definitely until the board is formed und completes its plans. HAWLEY PASSES UP VETERAN FOK POST; SERVICE MEN RILED Con'.lnuod from Pbkb Ono ice man's qualifications or of his military record. Under the civil service law ex aminatiqjM aro given for post office of tho Htayton class, but the appointee may be selected from the three candidates receiv ing the highest markings. Clifford W. Rrown. in behalf of the legion, wroto a letter to Repre sentative Huwley, urging Andor ton's qualifications and bis status as an ex-servlre man, and asking that Hawley add his recommenda tion to Andertnn 's other qualifica tions for the place. In reply Congressman Hawley sent the fol lowing letter to Rrown: I appreciate your letter recom mending tho appointment of Mr. Ed Andertnn as postmaster at Staytnn and gavo It and his can didacy my careful consideration, but I had written to all concerned that I would appoint the eligible who had the support of the largest majority of Republicans and of tho patrons generally. I found it necessary under these conditions to recommend another eligible who had pructlcally the unan imous support of all. I trust this will meet with your approval." Ex-service men who have com mented on the letter say that II does not meet with their approval In any degree. securttVof france tops new policies (Continued from pnpo one) the negotiations for the complete tranHqutllzatinn of Europe nnd se curity for the French frontiers. The government said It would go slowly and carefully in apply ing the French laws to AIhuco and Lorraine. "This." It added, "cannot be pursued except with the best of conn (I I In full espi'ct frw l ii I red rights and the greater care for general umlcmtnnding and for national unity." During tho reading of Hie dccla ration in tho senate there w;ih applause only when Jules Bloeg. tUw minister of Justice, voi ed LV partaKe regarding the security ot Kurope. There was Ironical laughter at thn phrase "no useless controvorales. After thn reading the srnat jnurncd until Thursday, awaiting Ihe chamber's decision on the new i ministry and Premier Palnleve'y appearance In the upper chamber. The declaration re-affirmed the Herrlot ministry's policy ot se curity and re-assured Poland as to France's position on thin question j "Faithful to all It allies, JuM and pacific towards all nation," nays the statement, "France has the profound desire to give to the world the repose and stability of which It has auch great need; hut the first conditions of n stable peace Is that France herself be se Mire." Cnlllaiix, who was the storm center of tho tumult In the cham ber of deputies, sat rigid on the government bench, never looking to the right nor to the left and never acknowledging by a tingle motion either the cries of hatred from the right or the cheers and aimlaiuM from the radicals. The chamber was about evenly divided In no'.nt of numbers with lis applause and booing but the mpositlnn made more noise, ann Painlev wm obliged to nop .tier erary entaoca of tha declaration. while cries ol "Calllanx! ('allium! Cuillaux!" greeted him. When tha premier reached that part ot tha declaration dealing with the aecurity problem there were Interruption from tha right "with Hindenb-irg." The premier, reference to the sacrifices of tha battlefield aent tha partiea of the right into tor rent ot rase. Tha ration quea tlon cauaed calm to ba reatored for a moment. Nerer baa a cabinet been received with auch enthual aam by ita aunportera and with such demonstration, of Intense de nunciation by the opposition. DIRECTORY AIJITIOXKEK K. N. WOODltY. expert livestock, furniture, real estate auctioneer, ltes. 1610 N. Summer. TeL (11 for sale dale. HAI'IKIH M'l'l'l.lKS PREST-O-LITE BATTERY SER VICE. Export auto electricians. Phono 1S03. 418 Court St. R. D. RARTON. Exide batteries. aiarier ana generator work. 171 S. commercial. WILLARD Service Station, Jou Williams, 631 Court Street. Phone 198, "Automotive electrlc tanw." CIIIROPRACTOIt DR. O. iS. SCOTT, chiropractor. 4 It U. S. Rank bldg. jmrn ; i sts J. C. 1'KKKY. Rex, -til drugsUt. 115 S. Commercial St. KOTRKAL Sl'PPIJES ELECTRICAL Fixture & Supply Co., Z22 N. Liberty, phone 134. House wiring and fixtures. DROWNELL ELECTRIC. Succes sors to Welt'h Electric, contract ing and supplies. 37 State St. Phone 95."!. ARCHIE FLEUNER, electrician, house wiring by hour or con- . tra at. Estimates furnished. Phone 8S0. 471 Court St. MALIK ELECTRIC SHOP 3.17 Court. o do huuse wiring and carry a complete stock ot fix tures. Instrument repairing, ex- " pcrimcntal work. Electric appli-. an res repaired. Ph one 488. FLORIST CUT flowers and floral pieces. De livery. C F. Rrellhaupt. florist. 1 J 3 N. Liberty, phono 380 Fltt'IT RUVERS WARD K. RICHARDSON, 23sfi Front, phono 2184. 87 iii:mstiix'iiin(s MRS. C. E. MILLER, hemstitching stamping, buttons. Room 10, over .Milter's store, phone 117. S A L IS M ELITE, hemstitching. pleating, buttons, stamping and needlework. Phono 3 7 St. 329 Ore gon hhliy. LODt.E NOTICE ACI F1C LODC! K No.50- F. C. degree, Apr. 27 M. M. degree. May 2 M M. degree. May 7 Htated, May 15 MATTItF-HKIftf MATTREHHEH renovate I. Wo ren ovate nil ktmls of mnttrenses. Called for and delivered. Deal, of wurk. guaranteed. Capital City Redding Co., 1190 North Capitol Phono 19. "in i: ut i i .vr ta i lo it M. A. EdTEH. fin tailoring, 3it4 Stiite. D. If. MOSHER Tailor for men nnd women. 474 Court St. MOTOIM.YCI.KS LLOYD E. RAMSDEN. bike acces sories nnd Dayton bicycles. 387 Cou rt St. HARRY W. 8COTT Ihe cycle man, 1 4 f B. Commercial. Phone fiH. OPTICIANS GLASSES flttod bv an optomctribi. How Optical Co., 32S State St. OltKLON lll'MANi: SOCIETY REPORT caei of cruelty to chil dren or animals In central Wil lamette valley district to Dr. W. (1. Morehouse, humane officer. Halm. Oif.. tol. 1510. PLP1lll(i PLUM HI NO and gene ral repair work phono SCO. Qraber Drus.. 1 4 1 South Liberty. THEo. M. RARR Plumbing, heat Iiifc, she it metal works. 164 S. Commercial. PIANOS WILL Plan., GEO. C. WILL pianos, phono- K rap ha. sowing machines, sheet music and piano studies, ite-l-aii In phonographs and sew I iy mn' hincs. 4.11! State. Salem. I'ltIM A SATISFIKD customer returns to thn Rowland Printing company, phone l .ia. Masonic T'Tnple. III PUItlN; STOVES rebuilt and repaired, 60 years experience. Ucpot. Na tional find I-: J I wood fences, sixes 26 to bS Jnchm high. Paints, oil and varnishes, etc., logan berry and Ik p hooka. Salem Fence nnd Stove Works. 20 0 J1 t,n Hl7 P n 124. STORAt.E llot .SKiioLD goods or anything you have, by the week, month or yeir. P. A. Eiker, 197 south Liberty, phnnn 121. UA'I'LIt COMPANY UALEM WATER COMPANY Of- riccs. rfirner Conmieicl.il and Trade Sts. Rills payable inunth- ly tn advnme. Phone fi7. V,ol RK1(i JAC4B WEIZEL Cabinet Works, upholxUTLng and rcflnishlng. I'bono lisl. 239 Court St. FARM LOANS On upprjve'J aocurity at loneat ratea. Liberal repayment prlrllesa. Anderson & Rupert Ore son Bide Borrow From Us and repay principal and Inter eat In atnall monthly Inatall. menta. 20.7 each month (or ft 0 montha, or 1 18,0 J each month lor 79 montha. or lt 10 each month lor 14 montha, or $14 each month lor . (t montha ropaya loan ol tl.OOO and Intereit. ANDER30H A BDPEET. 406 Orecon Bide. a Patton's Book store. J Capiut jjurn.i ft mm A3. K.;ltl 8. 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