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Newspaper Page TextTHE CAPITAL JOURNA$g SALEM, OREGON WEDNESDAY, APRIL 22. 1925 PAGE NINE 7 Well, a Saxophone Beats a Mandolin, It Keeps the Mouth Occupied ' ITO. ...... , CapitalJournal SUPSCRIPTION RATE3 Ey carrier 10 cents a week. 4a cents a month, i a yar in advance-By mail In Marlon and PolU counties, on month 60 cents. 3 months 11.25. month 2.i. 1 year $4 00. Klaewher 10 ceoo a montn. i,wr- ' fcmered as accond class mail matter ot flalem. Oregon. Member ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press ia exclus v.tv entitled to the use for pub- ication of all news dispatches rrilted to it oc not otherwise credited In ttaia paper and also oca! news pUDlisneu nercin. Member Audit Bureau of Circulation. Aiivtrtiiint representatives: Charles t&. Miller. 2:i Fifth Ave. AUr York City. W. 8. Stockwell, Peoples Gas iM. Chicago. 111. M. C. Mogensen & Co., Inc.. T.na Anceles and Seattle, ban Francisco. riMhified Advertising Kates Rate per word each insertion 1 cents, three insertions 6 cents, one week 8 cents, one month 20 rants, one year, per month 12 nonti. minimum per ad 25 cents. r.itv ads cash in advance, and not taken over phone, unless ad vertiser has monthly account. No allowance tor pnone errors. a FOR SALE Houses a 1 ACHE home site all in fruit, new hou.se, on Jefferson road near car line and school, or will rent house, terms. W. E. Scott, Rt. 4 box 13A. phone 6F21. it98 FOR SALE OK TRADE 6 room house, full cement basement, garage, large lot, garden, abund ance fruit and berries. See own er 1150 N. 13th street, near D, 'nhone 1049J or 193. al00 LOOK Good 6 room plastered house, barn, chic house, 3 fine lots with all kinds of fruit. A hiircain for $2100, your own terms. Thomason, 331 ft State street. n96 FOR SALE By owner, new plas tered bungalow in north Salem. 3 room and bath, furnished or unfurnished, cement basement, earage. corner lot. terms. 1290 Jefferson St. " 91 UPMCIAL A eood built (i room nla-Jtered house. Fruit, paved -t?trett, concrete walks on South High street. Well located $3000 Terms. H. E. Iirown or Melvin .'Johnson. 109 3- Commercial, a WHY FAY RENT when $50 down : unrt only $." per month with interest will buy a & room new plastered bungalow. Light, wat iwith. builtiiw. at $2800. H. E. Ilirown or Melvin Johnson, 109 S. Commercial. VACANT LOTS "Wo have really some that are bar cams, and a variety of locations. See the Fleming Realty Co., 341 State street P. S. Will trade several clear for an equity in a small house. SALE OR TRADE $6i00 concrete garage building and lot, rents for $30 per month, trade equiy for land or city property. What have you? See Chllds & Bechtel, 540 State street. a TVO CHOICE LOTS. CHEAP $1050 buys the best corner lot on State both streets paved, walks in," paid. 1575. a real buy on 23rd street. not far off State, price Includes paving, walks, shade trees, sew. er. See Childs & Bechtel today 540 Stale street. a' Could you u?o a seven room house nartlv modern with ISO foot frontage and 150 feet deep, fine building place, 4 blocks to Parrish 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-S U. S. bank bldg. a LOOK. LOOK, LOOK MUST SELL AT SACRIFICE My loss your Eain. at least you can save fifteen hundred dollars by buying this modern and well built 7 room 2 story bungalow. furnace, fireplace, bath, lights. large lot, 73.N1S0 feet, fruit a-nd shade trees, lawn, flowers, ci rage, paved street, located on N. Summer street, best part of the city. Pice cut to $5000. some terms. See It today. Chllds ft Pechtel, 540 State street. a $w500 buys u 7 room modern house near state capital. $2400. 6 room house corner lot. close In. $2000, small house close In $1200, house near cannery. $150 dfwn $3050, two large lots, every thing in fruit and flowers, 7 room huuso east front. Small acreage and modern bun galow at real bargain. Trade acreage for house In Sa lom. Confectioneries, grocery stores, drss making shop, garages, black smith Fhop. trade and sale by OERTRUDE J. M. PAGE r.nltor. 492 N. Cottage SL a liuy linen stock, make your city famous. 4 room attractive house, bath. built in kitchen, garage, paved tt:et, $2575. 6 room house, modern conven lence. paved etrovt. $2200. 5 rooms and sleeping Port"n' l ""V"'- "'"" 6 rooms, breakfast nook, strictly modern, $4700, good terms. 7 room modern. 14th street, ex cellent condition. $5000. 7 rooms, creek property, rooms ery large, furnace, sleeping- porcn excellent condition, $.000. Beautiful stucco home, $10,500. 9 room modern home to trade for small place. WINNIE PETTYJOHN', Realtor 51 Oregon bldg s f FOR SALE Poultry f PUREBRED Barred Rock eggs 50 cents a setting. Phone (9F21. f9l 1009 HIGH grade Leghorn chicks Thursday, 13c each. 241 south 85th. Phone 798W. ttt SALEM CIIICKERIES Headquarters for baby chicks. 7 varieties. 2(4 N. Cottars, Salem. nhos. 400. f HATCHING ess. from Thomp son's Imperial Ringlet Barred ! changes. nn(TERS Hocks. $1 SO per setting, phone PKRBINK. MARSTblio F. Rt. t. box- 117. m'lll Cray bldg. LOST AND FOUND LOST Ciiuvo brooch In Uusick't P Saturday. Return lo ibe store. k96 LOSV biimll reddish yellow cow. with chain and halter. Write K. Calaba, Ht. S. k96 Lo;ST Klk tooth watch . charm has initials W. A. L.. B. P. O. B. No. 130. Finder please leave at Capital Journal office or office of W. A. Linton, 484 Court St. Reward. k97 LOANS FARM loans, 5 ft per cent. See t L. Wood, 841 State St. rllO UOVUKNMUNT loan on (arms tt per cent. If. l. Wl kinson. tot IS. a National bank bldg. MONEY to loan on real estate, prl- mm mensy. lowest rates. T. K Ford, ovei Bush's bank. r" 20 YEAR FARM LOAN'S On rural credit plan with nrivi- lege oi paying off any amount at any time; low Interest, easy payments, no examination fee, or commission on loan. PERRIN'E & &MAHSTERS 212 Commercial club bldg. r MONEY TO LOAN ou city DroD erty, either building and loan plan or private money. Farms loans with Insurance company money at witn commis sion added. Ralph H. McCurdy, Nos. 6 and 0. Steeves-Moore Bids., Salem. r LOANS FARM LOANS Plenty of money to loan on good farm security. CITY LOANS We are loaning Prudential Insurance company money on city residences and business property, at fife per cent, piua a commission. Haw kins & Roberts. Ine 20$ Ore gon bldg. e FOR SALE Livestock e GOOD Holstein cow, will be flesh soon, phone 1788W4. e9S FOR SALE Or trade, horses for cows. Rt. 1, box 4C, Turner. e97 FOR SALE Fresh Jersey cow. Phone 49F4. e96 VETERINARIAN phone 2028W. Dr. Fa tier son eU6 FRED W. LANGE, veterinarian, office 430 S. Commercial, phon 1198: res. phone 1668. FOR SALE Or trade, two youni Jersey cows, fresh; will take beef or stock cattle and hogs in, also young pigs for sale. quire northeast corner of four corners mile east asylum, phone 101F31. e96 PRIVATE SALE Must be sold on account of other business, very good herd of cattle con sistng of 9 Jersey cows. 1 Jer sey and Guernsey cow, 2 Hoi stein cows, 1 red pole heifei coming fresh, 1 Jersey heifer 18 months old, 1 Jersey regis tered bull, 1 span of horses and 7 years old. 2 hogs, cream separator, palls, etc. Will sell a or separately. Farm for rent very reasonable. For Informa tion call 3C0 N. Capitol streel Salem. e99 n REAL ESTATE n OWN YOUR OWN HOME Pa like rent. Values to suit any taste. Every month's rent set you farther back. It Is bad bus iness and unnecessary. Let n. show you. Harris, Masonlo Tern pie. phones 795. 1942J. n' FOR SALE Or exchange, all kinds of city property; small and large farms. Call and get free list. We nlso make building loans and write fire insurance. Open evenings. Home Realty Co. lf.9 S. HiKh St. n36 SPECIAL 5 room plastered house and 7 lots, price $3500, to.trade for good modern house with 1 lot. Nice modern hor".e on pavd street, price $4500. to trade for small Improved tract. Lame house with 3 apts. and 8 lots, price $6500, to trade for small farm north of Salem. 4 acres close to trade for car. THOMASON 7,31 H State street. 1 There are 23 acres on the hill ton with an aero of biff firs and 18 acres of prunes and cherries with some walnuts and the im provements are very comfortable, it's worth $12,000 and he'll eon slder Salem property; a large white house on Center and right rear 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 for a farm. M'filLCHRICT & PENNINijTON !0! V S bank bldg. phone 1 !. n THREE SPECIALS 5 room new strictly modern bungalow, 1st class construction, garage, close In. $3500. $:50 cash, balance $35 and Interest monthly. 5 room new mission style home. hardwood floors, modern in erv detail, garage, east front. pavement, $''.300, any reasonable 6 room new stucco home, hard wood floors, modern In every de tail, double garage, large lot, pave ment, east front, rinse In. If taken !at once $10,730, $4.o0 cash, ua.- ance to suit. SOCOLOI'SKY 341 State HOME REALTY SPECIAL Vnr .file, re.staur.int well estali li.hed. modern In every way. Show jbooks to prove good business, part icash terms. - 1 .. . . .. coIng grocery stire (., .;iii ,,..,.,, Ideal location 1 special price on either or bo h. Terms. Garago well located, doing emit business. Reason for sei.ing. iai. cash, terms. Good I room house, east front with extra lot 54x100. nice lora win exenanae si ,jv - navment on new ,h - , t15!0 HOME REALTY CO. 169 S. High street n97 n'kw liAKGAINS n .ere suburban home eeres -v.i. .,1 herries. fair build inr. 14500. easy terms. 4 room lurnisneu nw-, $2630. $500 casn balance im...-. $7 acres i miles out paved road firm buildings, family orcnar creek and springs. Snap, $150 per acre, good terms. UlA winthers truck In good shape. $000; might exVhang for good lot. . v. modern 5 room bungalo garage, fruit. $3500 essy l"--! See us for food b" - I See WANTED Help g,l IKEMEX and brakemcn, begin ners 1150-1250 monthly (which position?) Write Railway Cap ital Journal. n7 FOR SALE Farms b Oil SALE 5 acres on paved road near car line, I acrea In young trees, S room modern bouse. $6000. Phone 1788J3 eve nings. b!20 ACREAGES THAT ARE OOOi BUYS AND EXCHANGES S acres ot good soil all cultivat ed S miles out, paved road nail route. $1200 terms. 0 acres good buildings lays well some fruit and berries, close in, onty $2750. I acrea 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, 5 room bungalow, basement, large chicken louse, out buildings, moil route, 'lose to Salem: this Is a real home. Price $7500. terms, or will ake a city residence as part. H. E. BROWN or MELVIN JOHNSON. ' 109 S. Commercial. b ee FOR SALE Wood ee WOOD sawlnff. rhono 142. DRY second growth Phone 1756. ee!21 WOOD All kinds. Phone 1394, 8F31. ol00 CITY and country wood aawlng. Fisher Bros., phone 1819. ee!09 N'lCB dry slab wood and oak for sale cheap. 1819. ee331 FOK dry wood call C. D. Query, pnone 77F2. eeliz FOR SALE Fir and oak wood Phone 2FS. C. E. Bradley. eelT WOOD for sale, fir 4 ft. S0.50, 16 Inch S7.S0. 13 Inch 17.76. phone 253J. eelvl GOOD COAL DRY WOOD PROMPT DELIVERIES HILLMAN FUEL CO. PHONE 1856 16 INCH block wood, $3.75 per load. 4 loads $14; dry or green mill wood, fir, oak and ash Phone 1879W. eelll FOK RENT APARTMENTS. 2C3 S. Com l. JU SLEEPING room, 566 N. Com'l J100 APARTMENTS. $68 north Cottage . 1 PASTURE 11. Phone C4I APT. first floor, private balh. 4 Marion. FURNISHED apt. 1129 way. phone 1104R. Broad jio FURNISHED 3 room opt. 444 S. High. J96 RENT Three room furnished apt private balh. 395 N. 14th. Jit NICELY furnished 4 room mod ern house. 1230 N. Liberty. J9 FOR RENT Sleeping room. 444 smith High. J99 NEW modern furnished upartmen 249 S. Cottage. J100 FURNISHED 3 room apt. close In 44- center. J 9 FURNISHED apt. 330 phone 1005. 14th, J97 FURNISHED room for lady; also Karas? Call 1365 center St. jf ROOM and board, clean root! cheap rates. 677 S. Com. J96 2 FRONT office rooms for ren II. S. Nat'! bank bldg. NEW up to date apartment, adults Phone 1265W. FOR RENT 6 room house State street. Inquire 555 Ferry. J96 UNFURNISHED Apt. 3 rooms an bath, close In. 570 Union, phone 1040W. - J10 ROOM and board with home pivl leges, everything new. Phone 1942J. J96 FOR RENT Furnished houoe keeping room, 719 N. Comme cl.il. J9 ROOM neatly .furnished a purl ment $20. 818 north Comme cial. phone 1931J. J98 MODERN 1 room apt. vara April 25. McAlpine Apts., 1140 C e n t e r st re et , p h o n e 1849. J9 8 COMPLETELY furnished 7 room bungalow, $50 or part as apart ment $30. Tel. 1258J. J97 -'URNISHED healed room in pri vate modern home, close in. Phone 1547R. J9C 'Ult RENT Modirn 9 room houfie, with garage. $2 per month, phone 935. J99 OR RENT Modern office room at reasonable price. Call 169 S. Hlch. J OR RENT Sleeping rooms with home privileges, gentlemen pre ferred. Phone 1040M. j97 "ROOM modern furnished opt. Inquire at the Marion Apts., 610 north Commercial. J APARTMENT The lJrown. phone Emma Murphy Drown. 931 or 1632R. JT FOR RENT Houses and apart ments. F. L. Wood. HI btate street. Y WELL furnished front room apnrtment. 2 rooms and kucn- enette. ground floor, close In 511 Mill tr"et. J97 FURNISH ED apt., private balh. porch, also house keeping rooms garage, 2 blocks from slate hou-p. 3S2 N. 12th. iM FURNISHED large sleeping room for rent $2 50 per week, way preferred. 27 N. Liberty, call evenings. J9' FOR RENT Two nicely furnish ed apartments, close in. inquire at $69 north Liberty, phone I927W. H FOK RENT U room apa. imui house almost furnisneu. sirrp Ing porch, garage, very close In. phone lOilM or 301 . Winter. FOR RENT New and modern 4 room house z hum-as nv.w. of mate house, on Capitol street, i .....,-. .r i: north Capitol street. Phone I8G7J. J FOR TRENT One room nice clean heated apartment. also one heated sleeping room, earn M pr week, at 143 Court St. phone rum. JJ8 p ATT O.N apartment, one ol me prettiest, cleanest and most com v,'- Anwn town apartments available for rent- H". ter. private bvh. Furnished or unfurnished. For inspection call ration's Book store. WANTED Miscellaneous 1 ANTED To buy cattle. C4FI1. Phom LAWN work, by experienced man. phone MiJW. IMS PRACTICAL uursiug wanted. 1114 Phone 1756. U. EUXEK Plumbing and repair work. Phone mow. cisj PLOWING, discing, team work. F. N. Hutchlnge. phone 945J. HIT WANTKD Second hand roadster or touring, for cash. Phone 981M. I! ANTED To rent i or room house for 2 years, must be reas onable. P O box 46. Salem. 197 WANTED Room where can have email boy boarded. Box A. a. L. Capital Journal. 195 WANTED Painting, tinting, pa- perhanging, any finish, expert sen-Ice. Phone 1491 W. ill J LOWING and excavating, J. W. Slocum, 2545 Laurel ave. phone 2097H. 105 WANT To trade Coats Improved French and Italian prune trees for cattle, hay and oats. Phone 1140.M. Frultland Nursery, 1C1 S. 14lh St.. Salem. Or. 1 WANTED Private money for farm loans. We have several application, on hand. Hawkins & Roberta, Inc, 2US Oregon building. I WOULD like one -or two children to board and care for through the summer, not younger than four years. Can give reference. Write Monmouth, Or., Mrs. Egelston. 208; 197 WANTED Used furniture rang es, heaters, cook stoves, tools. etc. We pay cash, get our prlcee before you sell. Liberty ex change. 141 N. Com'l St. phone 41. 1 u Business Opportunities u FOR SALK Good paying garage. D. Peltyjohn, Lyons, Or. U9S TWO little business propositions requiring $1500 to $2a00. See Wm. Fleming at 341 State St. u AUTOS TRUCK for sale, inquire Cherry City Milling Co. q96 23 FORD sedan, $S5 worth of ex tras. 5 cords, good condition 1350, terms. 320 Division after 5 p. m. l9fi REBUILT USED CARS Low prices and easy terms. We can save you money. Newton Chevrolet Co. WE WRECK "Eil Parts for all cars. We sell for less. Get our prices on trailers. Salem Auto Wrecking Co., 401! S. Church street phone 2159. qllS ElKERS Ford touring m........ $5 Fo r d touring 165 Ford delivery . $125 Ford coupe 160 Cash or terms Our usual guarantee EIKER AUTO CO. The Blue Front Liberty St. at Ferry, phone 151. q WE ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR USED FORD CARS Satisfaction guaranteed. We have 32 cars for you to choose from. 6 cars under $100, for ex ample 1919 touring $90. Will glad ly demonstrate. VALLEY MOTOR CO. Authorized Ford Dealer Phone 1995. q' DEPENDABLE USED CAR I BARGAINS 1924 Maxwell touring $750 1923 Gardner touring $635 1922 Overland sedan $480 1923 Chevrolet touring $385 1920 Olds touring w $285 1919 Liberty 6 touring .. $260 CERTIFIED PUBLIC MOTOR CAR MARKET block N. ot post office q99' OUR PRICES ARE RIC.HT ON THE FOLLOWING USED CARS 3924 Chevrolet Coune 1922 Durant Sport (new print) 1921 Efsex Coach 1019 Ford Touring 3 920 Ford Touring 1924 Ford coupe, new paint 1921 Ford Sedan 192 1 Ford Truck 1922 Hudson Speedtter 1923 Hudson Sedan 1921 Hupnwblle Touring 1920 OldH.nobile Roadster 1922 Packard Twin-Six Sedan 192 J Packard Six Touring winter top. 3 321 Packard six Touring ?924 Packard Fix Touring Boeing is believing, cost nothing to look them ovr. FRED M. POWELL, Motor Cars Corner Cottage & Ferry WE MOVE MAY 1ST On May the first we will move Into our uw home that Is now being completed near the corner of Commercial and Center street. And during the balance of this month we are offering some won derful bargains in used cars. In order to partly clean up our stock before moving. We have Fords. Overlandi, Chv rolts. Stars, Oldsmobiles. Gard ners, Ktudebakers, Itulcks, Elgin, and In fact most anything that you would care to buy and at the price you want to pay. A small deposit will hold any car that you may setct. AFTER WE BELL WB SERVE Distributors 01dmoblles and R Irk n backer F. W. PETTYJOHN CO. 219 N. Commercial Ht. phone 120 q" MJLTIIMtM tA IFIC TIME TABLE Main Line NORTH BOUND No. II. Oregon Eipress .9 :41 a. m. No. 94. The Creonln..:OJ a. m. No. $1. from Coot Bay.-4:4I a. m. No. IS. Portland pass... 12. 9T P m No. 14. Eugene to Port-9:B0 p. m. No. 14, Portland Expr 1:22 p.m. south nouriw No 21, Oregonlan-- 2:l$ - m. No. 11 Shasta 10:12 a. m. No. 17. Roteburg Pass.l0:41 a. m. No. IS, California Expr...ll.21 a. m. No. 11. Coot Bay ..10:14 p. m No. tl. Frisco Kipresi..l0:99 p. m. Salem-Dallas Daily motor t -4e a. m.t 9 19 o. fit. TOUHNAI VYAm ADS PAT ON THE AIR THl'ltSDAY VKiHT f (TacUlc lime) 1 KQW, Fortland. Ort.. 491.S 7;45 p. m., weekly wool letter by Pacific Co-o:eralivo Wool Growers; t, program by the Oreitonian Concert orchestra; 9. aiusic contest by courtesy of the Surutet Klectris company; Jul iu Walter, plan bit; 10, concert by Dwiyht Johnson's Multno mah Hotel Stroller. KFO, San FruiclHco, Cal.. 429.5 :J0-7 p. m.. Hudy KeiR er' Fairmont hotel orchcalru; 8-9, Theodore J. Irwin, orpr.in ist: 9-10, California "Atr?ie" club: 10-11, Johnny Iiuick's AmphUns. KFI, Loa AnfCPlea, Cal.. 458.5 5:306 p. m.. Examiner's mu sical half hour; 6:45-7. Kadi torial talk; 7-$. Mu I'M Epilnn trio. Halph Itellly. tenor; 8-9, roTam, Ht'indard Oil company of California; 9-10. program, Houthe-n California Mu?ic com p.mv: 10-11, Examiner, literary program by League of Amriean Fen women. K(iO, Oakland. Cal., 361.2 4-5:30 p. m.. concert orchestra. Hotel St. Francb; 7:15, Rolf le eon. Joe Novuk; 8, "Cuppy Ktckn." KCIO players; 10-1 a. m., Henry HaUteud'd orchestra. h WANTED Situation h MATERNITY nurse will go to hll9 homes. Phone 1482W. NEED work, shingling, carpenter ing, repairing, anything. H. Lodge, Rt. 4, box 14AA. phone 9F21. h9 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 FOK SALE-Miscellancoua c SLIOHTLY damaged clover hay and cheat hay. Phone 89 Fa. rl6 REST health food known. Phono 2141 helween 1 and 4 p. m. clOH FOR SALE De Laval cream sep.v iraior No. 10, cheap. Phone 1131, cioi OAT and vetch and cheat hay $15 to J 17 per ton. Phone 39F2, Rt, 7. box 138. c99 FOR better service. The Portia n News, guaranteed delivery 4 j per month. Phone 923 or 1269W f6k SALE Dalton adding mil chine or trade for cash regis ter. Scheclar Auto Wrecking Co,, 10S5 N. Commercial. c FACTORY sold, closing out sloe nrvincr racks i price or less 30 d a vs. nt Leonard hotel. Front street. T. T. Hurd, Salem, Or. C100 fcE E D potatoes, early and lute planting, large, smootho table potatoes. Wanted, veal and chick ens. Phone 9, Yew Park Gro cery market. 705 S. 12th St. c FOR SALE Tested seed corn Oregon Yellow dent, will ma ture hor. nlso good ensilage corn. Price 6 cents a pound. RusineMn week days only. Ad dress Donker. Bros.. Aumsville. Or. c98 m MISCELLANEOUS m WOODRY buys furniture for casn phone 611. FOR exoert furniture packing and shipping, call buu s r urmiure store, phone 91. TRADE Late model Dodgo tour inir. Rex ton. ns first pay mem on Improved acreage, close In. 455 N. Cottage St. I v T 1 C E 1 1 o r e o w n e rs, O a 1 la n Jr.. regintered I'ercneron siuu will be on stand at the K. uun nitron farm. Phone 39F5, Ht. 7 hex 137. m99 FOR SALE Or trade. Studebak er special, Studebaker big six, Premier chummy. Maxwell, Txtdtre. Ford truck and trallere. Phone 2157, 900 N. Com'l. We buv and sell everything. ifillO TRANSFER and storage. Wo have padded vans and do long anu hnrt distance hauling. We so licit your piano and furniture moving as we are prepared to do so. Larmer Transfer, pnan 9C0. SOOS Scavenger service. Garbage and refuse of all kinds remov by the month at reasonable rates nhone 35 or ST. reaiaenci phone 2058. Cess pools cleane and dfnd animals rmove. SQUARE Deal Welding Works ox acetylene ana eieeiric w opt atallze on cylinder blocks, alum tnnm cases, heavy cast Iron, steel tanks, boilers, flues, leaf and coll springs, frames fenders. Call us for estimates If its trade of metal ve ca weld It 349 Ferry St. phono M4. l'.MIKI II S-l'At.K I.IM-.S buses Leuve l'"or: Sllvcrton 7 . m., 11 s. m. n. m. Dallas 7:00. T:55. 1.00. 11:J0 e m.. 1:00. 8:10, 6:00. 5:15 P m Falls City t:uo a. m., e;i i'- &rnmn,ilh 7:00 a. m.. 11:15 m.. 310 P m., 6:15 p m. Also at 8:30 Sunday nights. InileiienJ'-nce 7 00 . m.. :u k m ll'.ia a. rr... :iv . 6 15 v. m. Also at 1:30 Sun ihv nights. u.Mmnvllle 7:65 a. tn., 1:10 m.. ani 5:10 p. m. i ii. -tiinni-ms atnK. tnkes In th ,'l.sn. of Klckreall. Holme . p-in UcCdv Hy.. Amity, sn ' whitepon, and makes direct l nnnolj.,ns (or Sheridan, nil . lamina. Grande Honde. An ency. Dolph, llebo. Beaver, flemlor',. Tillamook, Bay Clt . .ni r.srlbaldl. Also connec lions for Dnyton, Dundee, Nesrberc. Ulddleton, Bis Cor ners. Tigard. Ulllsboro, Forest Grove. Kor further Information tall ll I'AltkUt bTAI.K I.IN1J tnv Cut In Rsnreas Itatss Pounds 1 to 10 ml. il to (0 ml -10 I .2 11-10 21-1) 11-4 , 41-50 il-4t 1-70 .. .10 .S . .40 . .40 .46 .45 71-11 l-t tl-lt .- .6. .60 "JOURNAL WAKI ADS PAT FIRE OF BITTER VERBAL ATTACKS Paria. Apr. 22. (By Associat ed Preao Nine houre ol debate featured by bitter personal at tacka on Jofleph Caillaux. lately returned from exile and now minister oTfinance, preceded the vote in the chamber ot deputies last' night on tbe declaration of policy of tbe new cabinet. At the conclusion ot the verbal fireworks Premier Palnleve and his col leagues were voted confidence 304 to 218. The tactics ot the opposition In Hacking tbe inclusion of Call lsux in the ministry are believed to have assured tbe victory of the government, as both tbe radicals d the socialists were dissatis fied with M. Pafnleve'e announc ed determination of retaining the French embassy at the Vatican M. HI urn. tbe socialist leader said that when he entered the chamber session he had his doubts, but when he beard the at tacks directed at Caillaux throe dcuhts were removed. We congratulate M. Palnleve for having summoned Callaux. M. Blum continued, "and since e le attacked for having done we give- him our votes. So the socialists 104 votes went solidly tor the government. M. Caillaux will appear before the chamber's financial commit tee Friday to review the financial Ituatlon and probably to give Rome indication ns to the nature of. his first efforts to restore the situation of the treasury, notably tbe subject of repayment of the short term notes falling due this year. The government today Introducing a bill for two pro- isionnl votes on account, to pay he current expenses of govern n lent for May and June, a the udget for the year has not yet been passed. The financial coin mil tee is expected to report on the provisional appropriations late today so the chamber can be gin debating them tomorrow, ASSIGN PLAY Fl Through the efforts ot promi nent church people ot Salem the famous "Pnesion Play," as played In Oberammergau. will bo Bhown ere tor the first time next Tues day and Wednesday at tliu Urand theater. This play which Is considered ono of the most apectucular band colored photodramas over brought to this city, and Is one of me moet wonderful as well as edu cational productions ever releas ed for public showing. It ia a well known tact that several thousand of citixeiiA from the United States as well as peo ple from all over the world go to nee this gigantic affair every lime that It I" shown in Europe. Hun dreds of thousands ot dollars are taken away from the states t( aes this production and now Sa lorn Is given a chsnce to see It in their own town. A thirty voice choir will he one of the attractions that will enter tain tha public In the prologue that precedes the ploy, tw well as a seventeen place orchestra. FUGUE TAKES I Kimeburg, Or., Apr. 22. Leo Duncan, alias It. (I. Harper, who oscnped from tile county Jail yes terday after slugging Deputy Sheriff Be well, stole an orercos' ,iud food at tho Fred Fisher Rob erts creek ranch, according to word received this morning by Sheriff Starmcr. Mrs. A. L. John son. who resides at the ranch ttl pained in this morning that an army overcoat had been etolcn off the porch were it was used fur covering flowers, and that a ha gallon of milk, and severs pounds of dried prunes bad also benn taken. Duncan escaped without hat or coat so officers are surs that he was responsible for Hie theft ol tho overcoat. Duncan was last n yesterday In the vicinity of tilengary, and the ranch where thn thefts were reported Is in a direct line south from that point. Trails loading into Dole and Myrtle creek are being closely guarded by officers In an effort to apprehend tha sscsped pris oner. RECOVERY OF BODIES OF WRECK VICTIMS ASKED New York, April 22. Officials of the Kokuial ftteamnhlp com pany, owners of Ilie freiRhter Hal fuku Marti, which went clown yes terday south of Halifax. With her crew of IS. today announced thai the Japanea? cunetil, Matsunaca, at Otto w a had asked the Cana dian gorernnient to send a ahip to th stene in ttie hope oi reeover Inr tha bodies. It waf laid thai one of the company's ships would he dispatched to tha srne from BtMtun and that a Canadian boat had shifted her course to p cn today. CENSORSHIP IN BULGARIA KEEPS SITUATION DARK London, April 22. (By Asso ciated Press) Information reach Ins london regarding (ho troubles in. liulnarla Is ot such a character as to preclude a satisfactory esti mate ot the sltuatioa. Tbe censorship established un der the state of martial law ap- rently la pr?ventlnB independ ent observers there from record- ng developments and there are no means of checking up on the ru mors emanating from such doubt ful centers as Vienna and Bel grade, which are sending out re ports of massacres, wholesale ex ecutions and fighting, with enor mous numbers ot casualties. These stories are denied by the Bulgarian government, and the atluntlon so far as news here goes Is one ot the repeated assertions and contradictions. The Ixndoo newspapers mostly accept the view that tbe Bulgarian government Is engaged In quelling a desperate communist rebellion. Initiated and fostered from Mos cow. The British government is un officially reported to favor Bul garia's request to the allied coun cil of ambassadors for permission to Increase h?r army to 10,000 men. and the Dally Telegraph says a decision in accordance with Bul garia's wishes will be taken Inuuc dlutcly. Now York. Aiiil 22 The thirty ninth annual convention ff the American Newi;ipe rubilshers' nwocliitfon opened today nt the Waldorf-Astoria with 600 publish ers from all eoctlons of tho United I Suites in attendance. 1 Among migKcstions made by S. K. Thomason. pri'idint 'of the n Hocbilinn, In lite opening ml drew, va one rocomnier.dlnff . a scnil annua,! meeting, possibly In the fall, bprnupo of the increased busi ness of tho organization. If wo hoi J such nicctfnKo." he said. "I would sujiRCKt that they be at oome watering place nvoy rom the diverting Influences of a large city." n rcl.ulng the work of tho pap er committee, ho cold of aUottihts if American manufacturers to inve new restrictions placed on the freo Importation of newe print and mid that 'interested elements in Canada have been working to limit he export ol raw materials for news' print In n manner calculated to Increase thj manufacturing cobt of American mnde paper." The nn.T)cIali.m paper commit- ee hi thus far been successful In preventing Imposition of great bur lens upon the newsprint buying 1 ublUdipra. "Kffnrts to obtain new definition o: standard news print by the treasury department which would have greatly Increas ed the cost of l.i. product hnvej been prevented by tho assocla-! tion'a pnpr committee," be said. Although the radio bid for ad vertising is making some Ir.rondH on the newMpapcr, It Is still in such an experimental stage that defin ite conclusion cannot be drawn. the committee found. As to Its value the com nil 1 tee aid: "Ncne of the experiment In Ad vertising ty broadcasting has be:ii claimed to be profitable. Broad- catting ndvertlxing. If It bccomei cn specific In it nature. In Hc ly to creite a reaction on the MM cnt-rs which will be unfavorable i-jther Iban it help tn the n1cr inor. Itadio fans nre beginning to lektfMit the dkuftemination of the lew'T forms of radio advertising ma Iter through tbe otn r lane. Only programs of the highest cnli- t-re can survive the turning Hit radio fan's dials.' There nro now 31 n,p:ipcr broadrimting mat mm, a decrease f during tho iud ye.ir. alUtmig!. fifty other nwpper.'i have iotne .tbrire In etntloiiri. rnying that the Canadian em bargo on wood pulp Is really fr r-di.servs'lon purp.wf. tin roinmit teo on pHper assorted tb.it the ,uali:y ;f pulp export d to the l.'nited Stat Ik infinitely smuM In rent met to t!ie supply. The em bai gi, the committee wild, wiw really to enablo C.in.ida to "gain further contril of the Aaiem-an pnper market." The cnmtnlttce niggulcd that the committee lako Immediate stfps to stimulate tncroased pro durtiott of news print In the Am-1 erlcan north wet and Alaska. The nouthern states. It was said, offer a natural market for mills located in thj northwest. The printing trades school com iilltei reportel that 1 1 S.S0O had been ptld to four traie schools sm mil. sidy to aid In trnlnlnh men. Ad- liilonal schools In New Knguind und Ctnnda wero recommended. Th schools aided wr the f3titheas!ern grhool of Priming Nashville, Tenn., th Kmplre State .:hool of Printing at Ithaca N. Y.: tho Pacific Northwest Hehool of Printing at Spokane, Wash, nnl the fcmthwesl School ot Printing at IMUIos. Texas. Itepoits of twelve commltteos iter submlttel aft'ir Mr. T.ioma son's address. Th radio oommltto dtscusMd at length th mltZ of radio JOURNAL WAlfl ADS PAT PUBLISHERS IN ANNUAL SESSION broadcasting developments newspapers. Asserting that there i bow a radio audience of 25,000.000 persons the committee found that the printing of programs was news n Its strictest sense. "Radio fans as a class, nr. mors nearly Identi fied with newspaper readers than and other group," hs report sukt. Dissemination of Important news events soi-vm. . i ..... i . . Iculatlon rather than as a deterrent me committee reported, pointing out that although news ot the re cent tornado In the middle west was broadcast throughout the country, the following day Chlca. go papers had the largest circula. tion of the month. DIRECTORY A IJCTIOX KKK K. N. WOODltY. expert livestock, furniture, real estate auctioneer. Rea. 1410 N. Summer. Tel. 611 for sale dates. . ' B.vrTKiu m:i-i-i,ik PKlOST-O-l.l'l'E BATTERY 8ER- vn-u. Kinert auto electricians. 1'hone l&oa. 418 Court St. a. D. UARTO.V. Kxide batteries! mutter ana generator work. 171 S. Commercial. W1IXAKD Service Station, Joe "imams, 531 Court Street. Phone 18S. "Automotive electric ians.' ("imtOlMMCTOK DU. O. L. SCOTT, chiropractor. 8. Bank bldg. in u. OHIHitiHsTS J. C. 1'EKKY, Hexall druggist, 116 o. mniniercini Ht. l-.l.blTUlC'AL M'l'l'mis ELECTRICAL, Fixture ft gappi Co., 222 N. Liberty, phone 1124. wiring nnq nxturca. BUOWNELL ELECTRIC, Succes sors to Welch Electric, contract ing and supplies. 279 Stats St. Ph:-nB 952. ARCHIE KLEE.NER. electrician. nuuse wiring by hour or con trast. Estimates furnished. Phone 810. 471 Court St. . HALIK ELECTRIC SHOP 337 Court. We do houso wiring and carry a complete atock of fix tures. Instrument repairing, ex perimental work. Electric appli anccs repaired. Phone 48ft. r'l.OKlST CUT flowors and flornl pieces. De livery. C. F. Trclthaupt. florist. l i N. Liberty, phono 380; KHI TIT HUYKItS ' WAKU K. HICIIAItUSON. Front, phone 2184. 2385 87 iii:mstitciiin; AlltS. C. U. MII.MOK. hemstitching stamping, buttons. Room 10, over .Mihor's stnre. phone 117. SALEM KLITK. henwtitchlng. pleating, buttons, stamping and needlework. Phon 879, 329 Ore gnu bldg. I.OIM.K NOT1CK I'AUIKIC' LOUUiS No. "b6 K. C. degree. Apr. 27 M. M. degree. May 2 M M. degree. May 7 Stated. May 13 MATTK i;ss i;s MATTUKHSKS runovate. We ron ovnte all kinds of mattresses. Called for and delivered. Ilest of work, guaranteed. Capital City lleddlng Co., 1190 North Capitol I'hone 19. alFlit:MAXT TAILOK M. A. ISTKS. fine tailoring, 34 Stat. ii. H. MOSlfKVlTrUlor for men and women. 474 Court at. ninui;vc1TKs LLOYU K. ItAMSDIiN, bike acces sories and iJayton bicycles. 387 Court St. 1 1 A It KY l SCOTT the cycle man, I W S." Commercial. Phone 68. OPTICIANS G1SSKS fittod by an optometrist. Iow Optical Co., 325 State St. OIIKf.ON III .MAX K SOCI K.TY KKl'OKT cones of cruelty to chll- uren or animals in central Wil lamette valUy district to Dr. W. O. MorehoiiHe, humane officer. fUlra.jOre., tel. 1510. vt.vM niNta l'UIM lilN; and general ronalr work Phon 6f0. Oruber bru., 1 4 1 South Liberty. TIIICO. M. BAltR Plumbing, heat ing, she metal works. 164 8. Commercial. PIANOS CJKO. C. WILL, plnnos, phono graphs, sewing machine, sheet music and piano studies. Re pairing phonographs and sew 1 ig mnrhiin'H, 4;t2 Slate, Salem. riEivriM, A SATIHr'IKO customer returns to tbe R.jwlnnd Printing company, plmne ln12. Masonic Temple. ItKPAlKINO SiUVKS rebuilt and riairvd, 69 yoirs vxperience. Depot. Na tional and Kllivood funces, sixes 2fi to ft 8 Inches high. Paints, oil nn1 varnishes, etc., logan berry aiul hp hooka. Salem I'enre and Siove Works. J0 Vou rt St., then el 2 4; sioit t.i: UulJSClIoLO goods or anything you have, by the week, month or yenr. P. A. Kiker, 197 south Liberty, phone 121, W VI UK COMPANY SALK. VI WAT Kit COMPANYON fires, corner Commercial and Trade Hts. Hills payable inonih ly In advance. Phmie R7. UIMH WOHKIN.I JACOB WKIZKL Cabinet Works, upbolwterlng and reflnlsblng. Phone 1..91. t39 Court St. FARM LOANS On approrej security at lowest rates. Liberal rspajtmsnt privilege. Anderson & Rupert Oregon Bids. Borrow From Us and repay principal and Inter est la small monthly InstalL merits. 20 7 each month tor f months, or 111.01 each month for 7J months, or $1 10 sach month tor 84 months, or f 14.6 each month for l months rapar a los ot II. 00. and IntsresL AKSF.KSOH 4 EtJPEBT. 406 Oregon Hit.