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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 15, 1925)
SATURDAY, AUGUST 15. 1925 ( In order to select a successor for' P. U. Campbell, president of tho University of Oregon, who died at Eugene yesterday a meeting of the board of regents niunt be called by Judgo J. W. Hamilton of Hose burg, president of the board, It wart announced Inst night by Sum .A.. Kozer, secretary of state. Want lined furniture, phone 51 1 See Stiff used furniture de partment, opposite the court house. In response to nn application nf the sratiui;al Auto Racing Classic association tor use of the state fair raco track for automobile races Sunday, August 30, Governor I'ierco yesterday replied that tho track will not bo available for that purpose. J n the application was promised tho appearance of such Atars tin I!ai lie Oldfield, Ralph Da Pnlmn, 'Kddie Hearne, Milton Cooper and Do Paolo. It was esti mated that the races would net the statu fair $3000. Public stenographer, eon Ic bids. 411 Ma 203 Women wanted at Starr Fruit Products Co. Friday 7 a. Church & Mill Sts. phone 439 Will Moore, state Insurance com mLsnloncr, Is slated for an address before tho convention of the Firo Marshal's association of North Am ciica at Kan Antonio, Tex., Sep t ember IV to 21. Mr. Moore has decided tc attend the convention He will talk n firo prevention. Carnival dance Tumble Inn Saturday night. l:4 Dance lonlto Mellow Moon. 101' Two fatal accidents out of a to tal of 'JUS industrial accidents were reported to tho accident comml.i fdon for the weelc ending August 1 :i. The fatalities were Wilbur Pegram, Astoria, chaser; Robert Casey, Vancouver, sloper. Of the total number of accidents report ed 834 were subject to tho pro visions of the workmen's compen sation act. 102 were from firms and corporations that have not elected to come under the act and two were from public utility cor porations not Biibject to the act. Woodland park tor a good time. Row boats, canoes, motor boat, swimming, camping. Store Hells only quality goods at very lowest prices. 194 Want used furniture, phone 75.1 Work of clearing the site of the Cherry City Flour mill, which burn ed to the ground several weeks ago, was finished today. A deal was closed yesterday selling the Iron left from the machinery when the mill burned. Woodland park is now lllumi natcd. 194 Bv paying $13.60 per month yoii can retiro a loan of $1000 principal nnd intercut in 1 months. See Ralph II. McCurdy. iffic. over Miller's store. A. A. Davis ol Corvallis was op era ted on at a Salem hospital Thursday niijht. ity, fine, fat deep sea troll fish at Fltts Mkt. Love, the jeweler, Salem. H. C. Wacken, resident of this city, was given a minor operation at) a local oospttal today. Capital Ice & Cold; Storage Co. phone orders early to 280 to In sure prompt residence Bervlce. After delivery houra call at plant 660 Trade street. "We never close." Carnival dance Tumble Inn Saturday night. VJm Gen. George White of the Ore gon national guard wa stiU on the sick list today, although announce ment had beei made that he would probably be out nnd nt work by the end of this week. He bt recov ering from his recent attack of In testinal flu much more slowly than was expected. It is. now an ticipated that he will be back some time next week. Women wanted at Starr Fruit Product Co. Friday 7 a. m. Church & Mill Sts. phone 439. Dance tonite Mellow Moon. 194 George Johnpon, resident of this city, underwent n minor operation at a local hnnpital this morning. BOO lbs. of len free with each refrigerator sold. Stiffs. Women wanted at Starr Fruit Products Co. Friday 7 a. m. Church & Mill Sts. phone 139. A concrete building. recently completed by T. J. HUt and son at tho business district known ns "The Kpplev District," at the point where Mill Creek crosses Motel Kligh Arrivals Tii.. n . t.-ii,t ri n T.-iv- lor. Alrxnnilcr lin.lor, P Hoas. Mr and Mrs Jacob K MmmI. Matt Murphv, Joseph Nlftemomler, J K Vooil;'Wnlem, Frank Illohort. (I'o W linno, L Sklrvln. Fred Leoh nor. A K Smith. Charles Kroscholl Klnirs Valkv. Karl A January; Marshfleld. James B Crowthor; Sllvcrton. R O Sontn. Ray F Mar tin; Yakima, Wn. Mr C Starcher. Mrs Bertha L Morney nnd dnilsh tr; Seattle, Carl Luckerath, Wal ter Hhodes, Stanley Fornell, Kcl Btlr llonham, 13 Nelfon. Francic H Kae, Mr nnd Mr Oerald M Btarrett; Twin Fall... Ida. M F Pnlriek; Berkley, Cal, Mr nnd Kr W B Spofford; Stockton. Mrs Cardlna C Fltchle; I.n Anirelwi, HI and Mrs Nathan D Kuehn; San FranclKco. Frank Rote; Chicago, i H White. LDCAlg State street, is cited by resident near there as evidence that that community is keeping pace with tho growth of Salem's downtown Business section. The building measures 22 by 60 feet and constats or one story and a basement.- A large room projects out over the creek. The new establishment, e confectionery operated by T. J, Hill and his son, was opened to uio public Friday afternoon. Hun dreds of people v.ere served free of charge to cold drinks und ices. The place is called ttrookside confec tionery. Dance tonitc Crystal Garden 194 oiire, new management, we will give two gallons of gas freb wmi every purchase of one dol lar or more Sunday Aug. 15, 1025. Motor Inn service station. 420 S. Com'l St. Everett and Mili ary Wood. 194 Mrs. L. J. Hatch of McMinnvllle underwent a major operation at a local hospital yesterday. Beet m utile. Crystal Gardens to- nite. 195 Cut gladiolus blooms. L. E. Weeks, phono 9SF5. 194 IT. ftolley was operated on at a hospital in Salem Friday. Mr. Rolley Is a resident of Newborg. Dance tonite Mellow Moon. 194 Dr. Stone, Perry's drug store 104 The ba.e hall ga m e v i i h the Maccabees oe Portland will not ho played tomorrow afternoon with the Oregon state prison nine. The convicts were original ly scheduled to play tomorrow hut nn necniint nf ttm moonl orison hrenk it wax nrivknltln tn postpone tho game. Manager Ca- I'PV nf tlin nrfAnii tnnm l nut cnru wheihf-r tho game will be played at all but will more than likely maice etrorts to make a later date with lliem Tho nriwtnnpr hnvn a very good record so far this year ami win probably complete thetr best season. Dr. John L. Lynch, osteopathic physician and surgeon. 403 Ore gon bldg. 194' moil 1.17 Ihn Mtv raMrAn - tni. lows; Charles Fessenrten, dwell ing at 1175 north 17th street, to cost 13000. W. H. Street, dwcll- incr ot 1 aa sl.aol tn fnat tltnn 17,la T Hdunnnatta nnnt- ment house at 13.10-1340 south inn streec, to eoei $tMuu. Dance tonite Mellow Moon. 194' Robert Littler, graduate of Sa lem high school, student at Wil lamette university for two years and well known in Snlent, has ac cepted a position to teach polit leal science in the University of Hawaii, according to word reach Ing Salem today. Littler was known here chiefly through, hi activities in debate circles. He was a member of the Salem high school debating team while at tending that school, and was lat er a member of the WillameU team, taking a tour ea6t in his so phomoro year. In high school his team won the 6tate champion ship. At Stanford, where he has been attending for the pat two years, he was also a member of the debating team. He graduated from Stanford last spring. Official light testing station, Starr & Wliittemore, 343 Ferry street. 19 4 George Died of route 8 reports to the police that a motometer was stolen from his automobile on Perry street las night. Leaving the city I Invite nego tiations for purchase of my resi dence. A bargain if considerable cash down, for 10 days only. Ad dress 123 Journal. 195 W. Howard Ramp of Rroolts has been elected to membership In the Born Tailors' Guild, a na tional association of master tail ors, according to word from the headquarters of the organization In Chicago. Tho guild, wilh the slogan "Tailors are horn and not made, alms at lifting the tail oring profession to a higher plane of perfection In tho art of mak ing clothes nnd to establish In the minds of men and young men in definite appreciation of style. fabric and tailorsliip In clothe?. Dance lonlto Crystal Garden. 191 T flnilH ami C. N. .Tanik of Sllverlon were haled into justice pntirt vMterd.-iv on a .charge of setting forest tires without per mit. Janik plearlu suilty and v.- rined Oniis nlcnded not utility nnd his hail was fixed at s;n William Mires, a so of Sll verton, Is under arrest on a sim ilar charge but the complaint nas not yet been filed In the court. Visit Stiff's housewares dept. in the basem" '. O. C. Dixon was fined $2." In justice court today for opernling a truck without a permit from the public service commiwion. Dr. Marshall, osteopath. Or bid Mm. F. R- Hairert. nf Eucene. w.i (riven a minor operation at a local hospital yesterday. She .la a stater ot Dr. O. L. Clement of this city. We do reflnlshlnic and re-up- holaterlns. Stiff's Furniture atore. Mnvor Ciesv Issued .a state ment this afternoon explaining that he has never used the term "holy rollers" when speaking of a religious sect that has been In- spiring numerous complaints in the neighborhood of its tent on south Commercial tret. He ex plained the actions ot soma mem bers of the cult, but the ' term "holy roller" came from another source, the mayor states. Dance, Dance, Do you like to dance? Do you like real good mu sic? Then come to Crystal Gar dens tonite (Saturday.) DuBoia' special bargain dance. . 194 Rev. Pemberton of the Leslie Methodist church will It the main speaker at tomorrow after noon's religious program at Will son park. A. A. Lee will presid! and Mrs. W. J. Llnfoot wiil sing. In case tbe weather makes It im possible to meet In tha park, the meeting will be held la the First .Methodist church. It Is slated to begin at 4 p. m. . - Dance, Dance tonite (Satur day) special dance Crystal Gar dens, DuBols' popular dance at popular prices. Gents 60c, ladies iac. Bliss' orchestra ot Portland playlng. They are real musicians, always full of pep. . Good time guaranteed. 194 Frank R. Kellogg, local pub lic accountant, leaves tomorrow for Spokane, Wash., and Cour d'Alcne, Idaho, to jola his family who have been- visiting for the past 6 weeks with relatives there He expects to return about Au gust 25. The trip will be made by automobile. Dance tonite Mellow Moon. 194 Mrs. Nona White, county Juven ile officer, contemplates leaving in a day or two for Sacramento, California, to bring back with her a girl being held there who ran away from her home in Salem. Mrs. White is being sent at tho expense of t.rivate parties and act ins in their behalf, no warrant hav ing been issued for the return of the girl. Official light testing station, Starr & Wliittemore, 343 Ferry street. 194 Simon N. B. Snyder, alias Sam Sny. has filed a motion to set aside the decree of divorce secur ed against him by Martha A. Syn der. He states that ho had no notice of hearing of tho divorce action, a letter containing the no tice reaching him after tho hear ing was had. He also states he was working in the country when notified by a messenger ho was wanted, that his automobile had broken down, and by the time he got it repaired and reached the courthouse, ;he hearing was over. Planer trimming wood, imme diate delivery, order now. Spauld ing Logging Co. phone 1S30. 196 Deputy Sheriff Sam Burkhart, who with Mrs. Burkhart has been spending a motor trip vacation in Lirltish Columbia, Is expected home to be back at the office tho first of next week. Will lease my 8 room modern house Sept. 1st, furniGlied, ?50, for 9 mouths, to a good party. References required. A. B. C. Journal. 195 Deputy Sheriff Bert Smith wns .sent Into the Silver Creek Falls country this morning to serve some papers, and Incidentally while there to keep an eye open for the escaped convicts from the peniten tiary. Wanted, 51500 on Salem resi dence insured for $2000. Socolof- sky, 341 State, phono 970. 194 Agnes Herms of Sublimity under went a major operation at a local hospital yesterday. Staso leaves for Woodland park 9, 11:30 a. m., 3:30, 5:30 p. m 194 Mrs. H. E. Daniels of Albany un derwent a minor operation at a hosnitnl In Salem ycaterday. Mrs. Daniels Is the mother of Mrs. O. II. Kent or Salem. Wanted, blackberries, top cash price. Baker, Kelly & McLaugh lin, Salem Fruit Union building, phone 324. Word has been received In Sa lem Indicating that the river steam er Relief, concerning which liti gation has been going on since It was allowed to sink In the Wil lamette river here last December, has been sold by representatives of tho Insurance company. Tho company bid the boat In at public action several months ago. Soon after the company officials sent word to Frank HitchllBhlner, fed eral guard who had tho boat un der his rare, to notify Inquirers that tho craft was for sale. Now word has been received by him to the effect that tho boat Is no long er for sale. He states that to his knowledge the Insurance company has no desire to keep tho Relief, and concludes that It must have been sold at Portland. It will bo taken down tho river as soon as the water rises In tho fall. MURRAY NOT IN AUTO BUT SLEUTHS FAILED TO FIND OUT (Continued from page ne) Is whv they didn't do something to slop our motor or something, If they though we had Murray, in stead of lcttins "a go and report ing us. And after we did get awny I don't see now the officers could miss us completely, the way they did." Leaving the service station at the corner of Slntc and Cottage streets. I.Irs. KcTre relates that she drove down State street, park n. on - in ffntii nf th erneerv store, went inside, mado numcr- oua purchuses. entered tno car 1 n ,! n- ipr-crtoH mil North Commercial street. From the edge of town they tooK tne rnao ieau- . , tt. Trl.,n. aphnnl hnllHA. ill; iniai vtic i-....... making tho entire trip to Wacon- da apparently wnnoiu iiem m-cu by any officer of Ihe law. "And they'ro such wonderful detectives." Mrj. Kecne remnrked. Jvlnr In mn hack In that service elation nnd tell them that THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON we got away with Murray. The report they turned in was com plete one all right Never left out a move. w made. Even told how I got uot of the car to look at the gas tank. The gauge df our car doesn't wont vry well and when we get it filled they often fill It too full. Thavs why I got out to watch It being tilled. First I had the man put five gallons In, then I looked Into see how It was, and then 1 asked for five gallons more. Oh, they noticed everything I did all right." Both Mrs. Kerae and her hus band are personally known In Sa lem. Her connection witli yester day's episodo became known when she returned to Salem to see Mrs. J. M. Page nndrelnted the inci dent to her. STALEMATE IN MAN HUNT IS REACHED (Continued from Page One.) tuVer and vns also champion marks man of Colorado and would be a dangerous man to face In battle as he Is armed with a rifle. Mystery Womnn Gone The mystery woman who tried to arrange with officers at Port land, Salem and Sllverton to take part In the search for the outlaws, had departed todny, after walking eight miles yesterday In an effort to join a posse. She told some, possemen she would return to Portland and oth ers that he would walk to Cali fornia. She Is i'bout 45 or 50 years old. At a hotel she registered as Mrs. Olive Hogan Bloom. She said her only object was to save Hvcw, "especially those of the poor prisoners." SUSPECT HELD FOR KELLY AT ROSEBURG, ORE. (Continued from rage one) man they called Warden Dalrym ple for instruction,. being advised that the man should be turned over to the county officers. They brought him to Roseburg where fingerprints were taken and a thorough examination vas made. CniKlora line qpfiro tn Tll!ltph PVftl'V- ono given in Kelly's description, but besides- he has other large ones, which officers believe would havo been mentioned in the de scription. In many respect, how ever, the resemblance is perfect. Fingerprints have been taken and the local authorities are get ting in touch with prison officials complete description. In the mean time sanacrs is ucmg neia on a vagrancy charge. Warden Dalrymple of the state penitentiary here received a tele phone call from Oakland this morningstating that a man an swering the description of Kelly, one of the trio who escaped Wed nesday nlr;ht, had stopped at a house and asked for food. The message indicated that ho was be ing held at Oakland by O. U. White of that city, all the Oak land police force having departed to join the man hunt. Dalrymple advised White to hold the man nt Oakland pending the arrival of a deputy sheriff from Roseburg, -who was sent word to proceed to Oakland. O. R. White is a piano tuner by occupation, and tuned the pinno at BE CAREFUL Six automobile accidents aro re ported on the police records today, none resulting in serious damage. John Wilson received minor in juries In an accident involving the Lester Ban car on State between Liberty and High streets. Died F ERR ELL In this city on Au gust 14, Charles L. Ferrell, ago 44 years. Husband of Mrs. Cora Ferrell, and father of Ronald and Zeda Ferrell. Son of Mr. nnd Mrs. D. II. Ferroll of Sa lem, brother of Mrs. Eat her Strickland of Salem, Mrs. Mar guerite Hart and Mr. Delia Lamn, both nf Portland and Jee Ferrell of Seattle. The deceased was a member nf the Central lodge, Knightfi of Pyth ias, and was for eighteen years a Salem street ear oper ator. Funeral fiervicPfl Monday August 17, at 10 a. m. Kigdnn & Son mortuary. Interment in City View cemetery. JOHNS At the residence, 192f Fir street, August 13, Mm Mamie Johnw, 45 yeara, daugh ter of Mrs. Ada Job n, and flifl ter of Mrs. Resale Srhulte o( Salem, Mrs. May Wilson of Portland, Mm, Isabella Ruth erford of Mill City, mm Oa brlolla Johns of San Francisco. Kugene Johns of San Francis co and Joflse Johns of Snlom. She waa a resident of Salem for forty four years. Funeral ser vices will be held nt tbe Cath olic church, Father Ruck of f I atlng. The remains will lie In state nt tbp Rlgdon mortuary. Rosary will be held Sunday evening. WINCH ELL Minnie Wlnchell at Sllverton Friday morning, aged 63 yeara. She Ut survived by her husband George .Wln chell, and a sister In Washing ton. Funeral services will be held from the Silverton under taking parlors Monday at 1:30 p. m. Unrlal services will b'i between 2:30 and 3 p. m. In the City View cemetery, Sa the state pen-itentiary some two months ago. He did not aee Kelly while there. ' White stated that he became suspicious of tho man when he contradicted himself several times, mating first tbist he was from Eu gtae and later that he was from several other places. The man held by White answers the description of Kelly, as nearly na can be determined by conver sation over the telephone, except that a number of his front teeth aro missing. Kelly's teoth aro all present, or at least were present whvMi Inst examined at the peni tentiary, Dalrymple states. Miss Willi Wins Affain. Forest Hills, N. V., Aug. 15. (A. P.) Miss Helen Wills scored her second triumph In the inter national women's tennis scries for tho Wightman cup when she con quered Miss Kathleen McKane, No. 1 British star today, 6-1, 1-, 9-7. LEGALS Scaled proposals addressed to 12. M. Smith, business manager, act ing for the board of regents ot the State Agricultural collego, Corval lis, Oregon, will be received at the office of the collego, until 2:30 o'clock p. m. August 17, 1925, for the furnishing of all ma terial and the performance of alt labor required for the completion of the women's gymnasium build ing, for the State Agricultural college, at Corvallis, Oregon. All work and materials must conform to the revised plana and specifications therefor on file at the office of the architect, John V. Bonnes, 1040 Chamber of Com merce building, Portland, Oregon, and at the office of B. M. Smith. State Agricultural collego, Corval lis, Oregon. pl95 , 'OTJt'K TOIt SAIili OF WAltltAXTS Sealed bids will be received by the board of directors of school district No. 125, Marion county, Oregon, until eight o'clock on Aug. 26, 1025. That in tho present school house located in school district No. 125, Marlon county, Oregon, at the date above men tioned the said bids so received shall be publicly opened for the NTow you can liave the car you payment and 78 weeks for the want at the price you want to balance. Your present car ap payEasy; terms. Small down plied toward purchase price.' VICK BROTHERS High Street at Trade sale thereof with accrued interest thereon. The amount and kind to be sold shall be four thousand ($4, 000.00) dollars of negotiable In terest bearing warrants. Said warrants to run for a period of five (5) years and to be in de nominations of fifty ($50.00) dol lars to eight hundred ($800.00) dollars for the first, second, third, fourth and fifth years, the rate of Interest to be six per cent (6 per oent) payable annually. ; The undersigned school board reserves the right to reject any and all bids. All. bids are to be mailed to W. R. Bnkcr, box 32, route 6, Salem, Oregon. This notice is published pursu ant to tho order of school district No. 125, Marlon county, Oregon. E. E. M (it ten, Chairman. W. R. Halter, clerk. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Seated bids will be received by the city council of Newport, Ore gon, until 8 p. m. Aug. 25, 1925. for the erection rtnd completion of a city hall building, according to plans and specifications pre pared by ChaH. II. Burgraf, archi tect, Albany, Oregon. All bids must be accompanied by a certified check, payable to "The City of Newport, Oregon," for $500 for general contract and $200 for heating and for plumbing, as a guarantee that the contractor will furnish an 'approved surety bond equal to ono half of tho amount of the -ontrnct wit bin ten days after the awarding of tho con tract. Contractors aro required to do posit $20 as a guarantee to return plan . at time agreed upon, and the lowest bidders will be requir ed to furnish references satisfac tory to the city council. Alt bids must be made out on blank proposals for the same. Blanks will be furnished upon application by the recorder or ar chitect. Plans and specifications may be seen at the city record er's office, Newport, Oregon, or at architect's office. The council reserves the right to reject any and all bids. By order of the city council, Newport, Oregon. FRED D. COFFRRN, Recorder, City of Np w pn rt, Oregon. NOT KMC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, to whom It may concern, that In pur suance of an order made and en tered of record in the county court Prices Reduced! One Overland Sells Another ! Witli sales doubled and production costs reduced, Overland prices are now scaled down for you. These impressive new low prices effective August 10. Here Are Overland's New Low Prices: DeLuxe Sedan (Aii-steei $695 Standard Sedan All-Steel Coupe Touring World's Lowest Priced Cars With Sliding Gear Transmission All Prices f. o. b. Toledo of Mnrlon County, Oregon, on tbe. 13th day of July, 1925, In the mat ter of the estate of T. G. Bligh, deceased, the undersigned admin istrator of said estate will sell at private sale for -cash or part csfIi, to be secured by a first mortgage Hen or the whole or a part of the hereinafter described premises on and after the 22d day "o( AMgust, 1925, at Salem, Oregon, subject to confirmation of the Circuit Court, the following described real and personal property: Certain furnishings and other properties locnted In tho Btlgh ho tel, Btlgh Hotel lobby; Cherry City Hotel, Bligh apartments, Liberty apartments, apartments at 6112 Stata street; apartments at 645 Marion street; Bligh theatre; Bligh apni i.nents, apartments at 64(i State street. 30 shares of the preferred stock of the Oregon Pulp and Paper company; 24 shares of common stock of tho Oregon Pulp and Pa per company and one Northwest Products debenture note. An equi ty in the New Hotel Salem furnish ings; a sign connected with said hotel and a cash register. Also four coins, cuff buttons, ono Elk charm, one nugget, 1 New Zealand Green Stone, one tie pin. one Maxwell coupe, one Haines 7 passenger touring car. A portion of lots three (3) and four (4) block ono (1) Cart wright's addition to the city of Salem, Marion county, Oregon, par ticularly described as follows; Be ginning nt a point on tho south line of Center street In the said city two hundred seven (207) feet west from tbe northeast corner of lot six (G) block one (1) In eaid Cartwrlghls addition; thence west along the south line of said Center street, 62 feet to the northwest corner of lot number four (4) In said block: thence south along the east line of C utftol street one hun dred seven (107) feet and ':it (8) Inches to tho north line of n certain tract deeded to Catherine McDonald by deed recorded in vol ume 67 nt page 395 record of deeds for Marion county, Oregon: thence enct along tho north lino of tho property described In said last mentioned deed, sixty two (62) fot to the southwest corner of a tract of land deeded to C. L. Ad ams by deed recorded in book 54. p to 303, record of deeds for M.i rion county, Orogon; thence north one hundred seven (107) feet elKht (8) Inches to theplaco of begin ning. Tho above described proper ty being bounded on the north by PAGE SEVEN C tiller street and on the west by Capitol street in the elty of Salens Mariun county, state oi Oregon. Also: Lot three (3) In bloc sixty seven ($7) in the city of Bn- lem, Marion county, Oregon, tn said lot Is shown and designated. o. the plat of said city of Salem, now on record In the office of the ) corder of conveyances for said Marion county, Oregon, Also beginning at the southwest corner of Jot number eix (6) block sixty caven (67) In the city of Salem, Marion county, stnte ot Oregon; thence westerly along the southerly line of said lot 66 feet to the northerly line of said lot; thence easterly along th - northerly line of said lot 70 feet to the north east corner of said lot; thenco southerly sixty six feet to the place of beginning. Also all of lot two (2) block twenty three (23) In the city ot Salem, Marion county, Oregon. The east one half of lot one (1) block twenty nine (29) Salem, Ma rion county, Oregon. Lot eleven (tl) In block two (2) Willamette addition to the city of Salem; Marion county, Ore gon. Lot eight (8) block four (4) Burlington addition to tho city of Salem, Marion county, Oregon. Dated this 18th day of July, 1925. FRANK D. BLIGH, Administrator of the estate of T. G. Bligh, deceased. F. N. WOODRY Pays Cash For Furniture Res. and Store 1610 North Summer Phone 511 At the THEATRES TODAY OREGON Reginald Denny in "I'll Show You the Town'' GRAND Tom Mix Tony and Duke in "TEETH" $645 $625 $495
