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Newspaper Page TextTUESDAY, HECEMBKK 21, 1926 THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM. OREGON ' PAGE ELEVEN A Pedestrian Is Only Safe These Days When He Is Riding 1 CapitalJJournal CLASSIFIED AIVr.IlTISINO 1UTLS Rat par word On Inaertloa I sent. thre Insertion I cent, on week cent, one innnih 1ft cent. n yesr month IS Mnla. mini mum per ad S cent. City ad "h ' lltinr ,nd not taken over phone, unlvaa adver I Iwr baa monthly account No allowaoc or phon rror. rOK SALE Houses cct-'i'l A I. Close In 6 roum house fur $::0u an. I will take Int. terms, Imme diate possession to ;. rent. 11. K Itr wn, 1'i'J t. Commcti lal. a' TaKS AlMHTIoN 7 room home. Full ........in LuH.-iuent. ulim furnace, dut.h kit.-hen. 1 (replace, buffet, sleeping p.n.h, r7ariiK. East fn.nt on paved .lpl ruitvenlent to school Anil bus, Well hi it lawn, shrubbery and trees. If you wa t Urge lioiti Jul ti b,-;it tins for I7000. t rms. TUIA.VILE HKAliTV COMPANY 4;i Court. Mi I'l't I'liun tu 11. lnuiirtcra fo Ho a I'llClST.MAH till-'T Not to shoestring buyer, but tn i.arl V who has iinme Cu Ml ami i - Hi vulua of a. lu;;U class ho we hiii'e politically new up ti date h room. lotated en north Sum mer street, finest onJ beat residential district in Hi city. Now Mr. Home gee her buy this home nnd give It to your self f"il f'Hi'Hy for" Christmas, It will ho uiin of the best things you ever did. 1'iIih T"-00. If yuu can't afford to Mjy n home for """ for Jf.OUll. linn for 1TOO. on for (UCflO. ye, one for T7& with a small payment down Imh.neo like, rent. VoU can't ex pert to get any place paj Ins rent. Own a, homo of your own. MEHllY CHKISTMAS AND HAI'PY NK1V YKATt pc.il with CHILDtf ft IlHCHTEL Realtor.. n:'0 State Klr'l. J FOR KENT Ai'AU'rM :: jjtWN;.TAIKS f ui nl.iliL'il Hot. U'SS i utr.'i t. CIjKAN fui nlsiicJ lieatrd pt- ; 2 M.-i- -i.itii KL'KNI.-Mi:i ;.i-a:ini' .it. tIS i'-utu ph.nel.iT. 1 KjM ap-irtnitnt Hi. WANTKIi- buy nli:n , Miurcsi. rh.rf ' 4 IV .i.M h'.' I nqiiin :.il n.i J..: U-r. I'hone llt.-M. J;-': FI'KMSHKl' housekevi'itig rooms, Sl'l N. c,ii,.r. . . . Vi: a Itui.M furnished iifailiamt, adult.' iiEi" i:i ti j-lC S Fl'ltNl.-Hi:l Fipa i'.'rry atn J:0K MODI three room upai i.re l'-'7 t'nlon. jr.K SLEECJNfl rooms for gentlemen only. 201 On'ccn bW OFFU'E room for rent, Ur.-goo M'1- M fiiinUhcd fhil. Imiulio SRC I J;u Che ItOd.MS for lent, hot water heat. 1UJ0 Chtnifketn. phono I'.il'i 13 H iioTSES and" apartment. P. I Wood. J4) State turret. f(1r ntleman. ol"" fuinhed apt. 440 Aim. l none - HEATElj'TrnnPrTrnni, private home, R ragu; board It desired, l'iione Jil.J. H'H sE hoping utid slieiilng rooms at 14 and fi per week. 49 norlb Capi- TlIltKK room furnished down stiiiis. one upstairs, to block north stnte (muse. I'hone i KiKiM house, bath, basement, fur nace, N. l'lh mreet. L. H- Harnett at Ifntl. C.roeerv Co. J1104 r iiTMkNT at mr home. set Commercial. pnon ... Mori'hy Drown. J TOR bu.tincss gUL huge Ihlug nd sleeping rmm combined, fireplace, kltchcnett If desired. 1'hon 1404M. J304 Iv'EW 3 room apt. roomy snd light, nice ly furnished, hot water heat. I4&; alao one 2 room apt. 1:0. new stor room 20Sfi. garages. Call at 13: St.He. JdODKItN 3 room tiirnl.-li.d niartrient 30. Including furnsce heat. light, hot and cold water, adults only. 47:. north Capitol. i"0 FOR" ItENT Four room newly furn ished bungalow, furnace, flreplnre. le trie range, garage, clean and la trabJe. See Stegner. ZH Btat tft. J" "3 rmt tsKNT lli-dern house and garage. conveniently located on paved atreet enrmr ft S. !lrd an.l Mill sireem. Three blocka front .slate atreet tar line, one block from lllehmond achnol. HoiiHP has full basomeni. ftiinnre and eleetilc range. Kent Hi per month. Apply lo John lliesaheck (office aud itor! car Industrial accident Com minnln.,. third floor capllol building. Sale.o. "'' FOR SALE Farms arEiiAi. A fine farm of i: aer.s. well Im proved. 11 miles east of S.ilem. stork ed nr.l equipped, for III per acre, Will f.he pail In S.ilein .ro.erty. See THOMAS'iN, JZ Sti.t "St., with . Chlbi" A He. htel. LOANS MUNDY TO l.KND on fni-i, and city se cuiliy. W. A. Liston. 107 Oregon bldg MONEY to"onn on nM'-'ed firt ntnrtK'Ce Ralem property. It. H. I1; E It N M ENT lofins on ft. uni 4' Pr cent F I Wilkinton. 301 U. S. Na tional bsng bids ' MONEY TTl.an on ral r ate, pruate mor.ey. lowerl rates. T. K- Toril. 0r Utt'h s hnnk. T2 t FAltU LOANS 4 Straight I. T and 14 year. Liberal re- payment prllPt AN'iLltSuN A hl'pkrt 141 R ll.g't FAI:M Li'ASi LirK INSCRANCB CO. MoNICT W of fer ycu. very lew interest rat. I'rompl exatr 'nmlcn. lul'h rbl"g of loan I.'bersl rpayment pnnbgs. Chat Hu1h:ni, roc.m oeer Miller' tor Sfllem. Or., jihon H. f Kl.oVU C. HK1 Eft We hav f..r yoar consul-stlon. a 11 y-ar city loan, n oavment first S jrear. en It.tereat. Alse a 14 fear, pemi-annial pmmt. " eommlesl"" loan and monthly pj mrt. t on balances, loan. No atotk or Ifisnrs.iee to huv on any el our loan. LI New I'-llgh hi Is. r INV ESTIMATE OCR INSTALLMENT LOANS The MONTHLY PATHKM required for th different period of tiro U loitnws: 14 24 each month for month rt par lioft . 14 14 each snoaih tor M moalht ra pe r 11044 till) each month for HI moat hi r ba;a 4M A NPCR90M ItUI'RRT 14 a High. r " l-'or Sale Nursery Stock u l A 1. NUT. filbert, fiuit. shade, unite mental, hruubvry. He Warren. Mve M- IlL 1, box ltA. Saleut, phone lutF-l. n,j bxclint;e ileal Lstate SKIS ua for traces In real eat at. Ander on Itupert. I6S 8 Hljh. nn I'UKTLASD r'l leiu- (or Salem, uwo- i, t9Zl Woodstock Arc, l'ortlan-1. nnlftl ACkKS. uau.il bmUllnta, i uiimni; water, goatl auil, trmle (or tulem propeit. J. L. Kill. HI. 4, haX Chit. (ilth.ATKb'f Tit A 1)1 N(i UHUANI'.ATIUN ON THE I'AL'IFIC COAST W bav over I00U pro per lie Hated for ifliariK. Kvery kln.t of properly, ev ery price, every Imailon. W can match your eacbanx EXACTLT. If you would Ilk to tral your property TODAY, cum n TODAY, he ( A SKILL KAIELR. Heal tor 11 H l.lherty Kt nhone 4 a. nn SI KGAL ESTATE i:i'll,UIXU lot n. ar J'jrri; !i. a l niir own tfi-ma. fall 1 ICO Hrou.l way. n'Mi.", II'' INTKItESTKI In furiiVs cimsult- our InrKo Imia of f fit in buy and tragus. All fltr.t , tiny locntlnn. TRIANUI.r: KlOAl-TY CONfl'ANY 421 Court alrrt-t 1'liune Oil 1h'iiiliuat ti rn for F.ttms n" TWO ClIOK'K lIl.'ll.DlNti LOTS lSr0 until Junu.iry lat, owner badly In Cecl of tnimt-y. 4CU-1. 2 larftf wiilnute, piii'inent, cluac In, veiy fine location. tITOfl SOilCS, nlliy and afreet paved, li youn-; 4. oil tit oa, cloce In on Iiuh. li fur all SLhoola. la one of beat i riRl1ntl.tl dimrlrta of city. SnrouiFSKY A Son. 341 Plate. H SPECIAL S New I rooniH. om rele fnutidatlnn plnmercil, li'ii". water. ImiU and S tollft, snrtiKe, wouJtli'tI, ron- S crete walks, newer, imirariuin S atreet. tiJUO. tlUO down, bulanc S to auit. H at U. 8TEGNER, 27S Slate St. n" 40 arr liltily Improved (arm Idnlin, ii.fi.Krn buit.tlni;, blfalfa, at-r a rfiniioercial orchard, Irr.tjati'J ; trill exrliance for farm here. 'il acn-a pruniK. excellent condition; will take IoIh or auto for etuity. 3 acre Kalein llrlcttta, crteh, trees, HiKhly Improved 4J acre farm, fruit, t.rniej and num. modern buildings. Jl7,(K)o; will take (rude. V 1 N N I E 1' 1 :T T Y J UH N. It ea 1 1 or 17". S . 1 1 u: li a!i 't. n Fur auln or CMhaiic for tali'm prop er 1 v. Rood flilry nr sheep rniirli on hfKhway near Ni-n port. On St) ere i am h, 10 nil lea out. fair Improvement, iliows l.ig net im ..me past tea son. One 10 aire r.indi t i.nlia out, finu new land small house. For t:.le cood T room houne, full liliMobhiK htol whins, on paved stn-tt, KlOvlJO lot, terms. A larpe house t l.-fe In, for apartment purposes, larpo lot. wlih Mbli r.'paiix will how t'.U iiunith Im uiiip, f (0 ni) ratl"ht terms. E. C. HALLADAY with Kijuare Ienl ll. ilty 'r. n taiun DC Yd AND I N V EST ME N T.S one mile out on paved fruit, cow, fowls, feed, ion. I. butldii $i::01, eiisy term!". Nice at) modern B room bungalow, large lot, ganigo, 4(.i'0 tei'iiiM. Ki) ncrea piling timber near town, Irocry find confectionery atock, flx- tuns and lease. Snap, I10C0. suburban home, new bunga low, I6U0O: want retddence. I.onnt, Fire Insuranee, F.tchanges I'EUKINE A MAHSTEIia, 211 Uifty ddg. t! If V M'.MIMJ EQCII'l'ED DA lit T i:0 acres No. 1 soil. 100 In cultiva tion, dairy barn cost f 6500. floe house with basement: Cow, hogs, horses. thickens, tractor, sll nec-ssary impl men is. crops In. going concern, 1 mite to city limits Monmouth. Trie :6,500, It:. "00 ensh. Fine home, wallilnj dtstnnce normal school, IS acres. Went Pld highway, gooil house, stock and equipment goes. 1'rlc T0t0. OCT DEMINQ Monmouth, Ore. BlPC Clo in old house will bo business location soon. fL'100 ('lose In 1 room house bringing 4j per mnnt'i, 13100 Close In lorn lion makes money while you wait. I'JOOO. Close In lot 1130ft. Close tn corner l"S44 Close In apt. house 1 11,00 Close In apL house f:o,00 Trade IS acre for balem house and lot Trade 71 acre (or Salem house and lot Trad 10 acres for Sale house and Int OEItTRmB J M. PAGE, Realtor. 49! N Ctttage street. rt" Ut(i) HITS IN IMKH'EIlTY Easy term on all of these Kino Coo, room plastered house. moiWn except furnace, only ont block to scii.iol, pavement paid close In, might consider trade. $300 New S room bungalow, north front, pnvlng paid, furnace, fire, place, built ina In th kitchen built In book cases, wired foi l2;09 lit acre all rlrar, som fruit and nuts, 4 room hu. and garug", live creek, close to Salem, will consider trade l::ooo 10 n-rcs all clear, about hnlf In lorn ns and at rn wherries, garage h.'tie. close to the highway. ANDEltsnN JtUl'KUT, Kealtore. tr.9 s. High n We and In good 1'. rat lei and ttli (.'.(ipn, to 'fade for Itnpruv S1end id new house nnd wnrih Idiot), fi.r Irnpro S good I'.t sd screws' OocmI room lions- on paved Btree! nd fine location, wmth 4:i-0, (or :e. 2 rood houses worth trr for firm Apariment house worth I7O0O, clear. Apartment house, clear, worth 1300" We hive IS rlenr vie w arret with fruit, cli.se, .or city home. T rlear acre wlih modern Imprw" i cms rlose in highway and worth 1T'I'. for resilenre. 4 room ImUM and I good lot worth 1.-.40. for amall h-i-e. 4 room house, half modern and rery i omf'tti. I.le or 1 1 onn. t rii 1 lew tots for IS 54 and one tenth down to gixnl seres with mo.lern Improve ments 4 n.lle out. for 10oo and half tt.i.le. 10 hit acre s!l tillable and readv fir l-rrles for H ;0. easy payment or ill tHK a lot. frfill.Mlltl!T PENNINCTON I'. H. Lank . sr pti'.ne IIP. n a; a monry at Traej'a. phon 111. e3l4 CALL schutll lor wood ing, lOIrl eve alns and (if. I'hon 4.13. C E It,. .Iter Hll) 14 INCH dr alsh" "O.I 4 l lr lfd also d'y fir aar length. Chaa. Chr;; ten'n. phone 141, i t Tr.n.fir a fuel Co. local and Ion dutane uiing; rwA el fl hriinet I'tl-m HI, 74) Trad Bt U4JOD COA If D It Y WiX)D H1LLMA f C KL Ctt l-IIOMI 114 m:T iiii I'E f w oi d Pry wwl. ft. and 14 Inch flrf-n anrd, 4 ft and 14 IncH Large loads are ch"p'' hay. Hl:ll wood la our specially, prompt deliv-ry and raaonahlt prl-1 rrd K Wll. II . Chwrcfe I hois IMS. WANTED Situation WA.N1 KU Job of wood cutlr.K. J. S. nl tit, room 1. 3-J Center atut-t. Iiiot , paper baiismg and 7ul. hJICl rATUKU o two small cluldtcn muat linve worA. Will do any kind work. Jlox X Journal. MO 4 Wanted Work durlnif hulnluj. ex perienced In srocerlea and men's furnt.s!ilns llLit G care Journjl. IiJ03 l'EKHANENT or tetnporary it.inltlon by a man experienced In bookkeeping and prneral tur work. liox 3 i.iao Journal. It 303 u Uusiness Opportunities IF you havo ttiiDt) to Invest I have a Ki.od proposition to offer, witb aer vl'e. i,x Kl fapit.tl Joiirnnl. uHOG STiMiK buildnts Willi II Vim lontim con nected, l.i acre land on corner of 2 paved bin it ways, J-00, terms; also slock and fixtures at Invoice, ti mated at 11710. (iaa station in con nection W, A. Liston, agent, 307 Ore gon bldg. nb'. nt tlie birft-st -on. oration in tl'.e world wants a d-jler to handle llielr j product in Sa lem. aio need dealers , for Allnny. Lebanon, Pilverton anil , I-itlk county. tli nbout tine., thou-t aand di.llara to handle Salem. Write, giving plione number, addieas, etc.. to Jb,X 74 enin Jouinl. UllOl " LOST AM) FOUND .(1ST-Whle female kitten. tw UurdM grown "all 101011 or return to 4ti Center street and receive reward. km: 1.0ST-1.UIKI- blaclt patent b-.t liter purs between Stiff's and Miller's Monday afternoon, ltewatd If left at Capital Journal. AUTOS kTA.SlI pall cot rurda, Elker 'tt Co.. phone III FuKD SLilan. fine 1'imne 104 l.M luts A 1925 FOUI ruupe, good rubber, fully e'lulpptd. A good buy. California Oa r:ice. 100 H. Com'l. O.C0I LATE model Dodge coupe, n;ff patnt, well equipped, excellent shape. Call-1 f..rnla (i.n;i;', S. Com'l. FulCDd When chopping (or guaranteed uaed Fotds don't overlook my complete tock. Elkcr Auto Co., phone Kl. THE HOME OV REAL HUY3 q " EIKEU'S 1917 Dodg tourinr r 115 1517 Hulck lourli.g H76 Chevrolet cUpe I49& 1 1 K E It ALTO CO. (,'hcrty Pt- at Ferry, phone 1-1. 1 1JL3 lato model Dmlgo louriiig 1U3J Ford conpo 10-4 Ford coupe in: Chevroli'l touring lit-L Cheviul. t tourlotf 13:j Ford touring, a annp. gotd rub ber, new paint. NEWTON rHKYKOT.ET CO. 1' 100 ell. 11C0 touiing. flood tires, good , ecclUnt running ihape. halU'i': Ford. 19:1 touring, itartcr. od run- nins rlinpe. liuy those cars w'ic i:irp-tins ootii F. W. l ETTYJoHN CO. North Cuiun.crt.ial Stre-t CADILLAC NASH ElKEIld FOK US IMS roadster, starter . . . . in: roadster, starter .... tUS flflO' l'j:0 touring, iarf-r I I 13. '3 touring, slai tec IV 2 touring, atarter HJ 13i 4 coupe, tarter 13:4 coupe, 4 month old I4'.' K you pay mora y u pay too much. E1KEII AUTO CO. The Ulue Front Llherly St. at Ferry, phon 111. 07 LET US lll'Y VdUK IUI'7 LICENSE Trade your old car with all Ha troubb a for a recondlt Inned 1 ord. l?:o Ford tourings wtU I?2i license, 193 to 1110 1S23 Ford touring with 1:7 license, flCi to I 1 75 1924 Ford roadter. with steel pick; up delivery body Snd 19'J7 license. 11.1 15: coupe, balloon lire, ivn license 1V20 and 1921 eedana, all with 1927 license, lo tloO A(,'l WIW Get one of these bargain wbll we still have some real good buys. VALLEY MOTOR CO. Salem, Ore. Fit EE CHRISTMAS TITRKET Ith every used automobile sold before Christmas diy, 192S. Huh k sedan, late moilel mailer sll OMsmobile. sport touring Ford roa lister, good shape Cadillac sedan, splendid buy oidsinobile 4 touring Nnrh touring (iardner sport touring Star touring Willys-Knight dan, fin hnp Jordan 8 In line Eirl touring Hulson ifilnn, looks like new Wlltys-Knlght roadster, Duco fin!sh Cleveland touring 1'ierre Arrow, 7 pnsnger. good ahsne Ised atitomnhiles taken In trade un der sound bust neat principles represent legitimate, usahia merchandise. This company It con-tsntly mindful of this business fact. Jnr utd automobiles ere subjected j careful altentlon. aearrh ing I'ispectlon and expert workmanMiip. Our lepresentntlon of the equipment Is alwayv conservative and fair. Hundreds of cusioinera acquired during our bua in est experience Indicate by many r' pat orders, th fuvmr of Ihn buying public. 5e these offering at one. F. W. 1'KTTYJOHN CO. 1; North Commercial atreet I'hon CADILLAC NASH "AFTER WE SELL WE BEH YE" -.MLULY XMAs .MEI'.KY X .M A a -TWO rAf'KAI'.D c if OLDSMOHILB THE It EsT ST"P L"'iK LISTEN Mr. tf-A Car Iiuver why w slk Duy a g p''d us. d c..r f..r hi,UoiS I.HENSE Kit EE Fori s-Urs. latarle;) It,:, to IliO F"fl roa.ln'era (with and without starterM I4) lo 4-2S Ford coupe (with sorters) 1175 "ord lourlncs ng. wltlnut starters IT.', to ; dltihetl serin r (good rubber Snd 1JJJ Ctaklnnd touring I hit l:-z:i OM'ci'.Ule coaches fesira g-.od vr.lU") 4.00 nnl Ied 1924 oi'tsmohile cit (can't he t.dl fr..tn tew) IliO 1:i Huilst. toatli (a real buy) 1?74 Oilso- ile Cr,t (new paint. Al for,lti.,n li.'t !: Do." -a la t hr coupe ftry to duplicate -t Ills price) lITi No. 12 I'sckant sedan (Ilk new eiery way) llf'a tin 12 Packard sport f'"!rig (ru-o paint, new car guarantee. lira Ws hare a complete line of gtod ed ea' id ha Ith th- poc in pMln f ijret e win-lshleM M t sll o( tlosa hve ,(-n rerondltlonej by nur and 'sirr eiir thl.iy lav cuar of d i f e' t it pn r I s a r if f r r on adj'J'inrnis. W line tunning suli.ii!.' aa 1 w ti an 1 a to Itt'.f. In Oti.T . m.iMnf ff i.v F. ids lo Mltlf fW.pl hlV r'.k- ed are tTnsiri!ti offer as 4'hr r.t a 1927 ll car Ihst aelli If you r tn' ear d n t ljy ii'i.ins present to you n.. f. wl'h ei'h for 111 or more. -14 la gn4 u1 af&rs you lo. a our tock oer WK A UK OPFX rVFMN'-.S AND Si N DA YS CAPIT'L W"T(l!a. INC. :. ti. High f. niddr msho ai ntuBseaa HERRt IMAI MF.P.HT MAS- WANTED Help V.NTE1 -Ma od Wlftt fur LIT f jrm l'hoi 1USCM. MIDDLE i lady lo kct-p ttoune and dean office. 4:0 KUla atreet up- -Z- MISCElEANEOUS LOCAL and long distune hauling. Mof flt and Edward, plion 129 or real dene 23-4. rnSOS t'OU vipvit fumilur packing and ahtp pin. call Stiff Futnliur ator. phone 94T ra 4U Ai'llEH U mile from I ndi-pL'ti. lento to exrliiinse for Halem property, or what li.ua you T 57 noitti 15th. mI07 ; '. A. KAl'I'HAllN, cem-rul team ccn traetor. excaeatinf an.l trading. Ilea Idcnc 1'ortlaud road, plion i;4t'll. FOK SAI.K I'oullry I'.VT cetno for Xinas. I'll one ti4F5 Cl'SToM hitelilng. moIern rquip 1'lmi-e jf.si). f.lOS j. - ,( SAI.K or ; hfM ftL -;c eac, il.ix-'ii n-ie young I'iione lMiW, fftl coiuh White I.-iT- Full HAI.E- Stnsle co horn pullets and coo sia. k. riioiie inn:. pedlKieed f3U ,m a(;ents wanted m) . Ci 1 1' NT Y J" A I. KS M A N AiiKH S W A N T - Kit. Amutlng money makt-r. I'atent ed trade stimulating machine. Mer chant take them on hllit. l'roflta to mummers nre Btaggerlng. Once placed It repents C0 profit without fur ther Irsslnx. Just place and collect your profits wh:ie they work for you. Agnt must carry ainck to supply hum hunts daily dpman.ls. Write or Wire National Novelty Company, 4C, 20th St.. niiklan.l. fal. ; ' '4 " FOK SALE Livestock ('i)W and cutf. Itt. 2, box li2A. Sv ANTED Horse to keep for board. . box 01. c TI I KIOF" : H Mil E l you I'hnne llotj or 1 CSS. 1.AJIUE fariow April 1 Flu, I 107:: w. pig ubuUt lilolltlU Ult. Fit E D IV. LA NOB. veterinarian, of fir t; S. Com'l. phon 1194; res nhone 1441 NE ivk::,h rid J millitns belter I l.enli r Hat pole. i.tiy tow & Jtais old, utn & gallons per day. llrrjuks, Or., lit. 1, cftl ID FINE bieedlns "''- i"d hu.-k. CTi es to lamb in Mareh, price (-70. L yearling tes ail lU. -It face, JT.UO. ltf good ewe lambs. prUe 4iD. l'atter- box . 1. lurner Iigiiw.o. al.-i Or. D1UEC10KY Al t i'14)i:i ii . N. WOODUY. falom'i expert live stock, furniture, real est! auctioneer and appraiser. Ite. and alor 1610 N. Summer St. I'lion 611 (or sal (laics. Establish! .1 slnco 1916 FHONE 7i. 11. F. WoiHlry ft Son. fa- lem'a en pert livestock, furniture, real estnte auctioneer aao sppmin-rB. n year experience. laiiJiaiMim Rom an t red. Stor 271 Of lb Commercial Btrect. Al Tt TOPS QUA LIT i S El; VICE Auto lop and painting, auto signs ami general trim mings. Wood's Auto Top Co. LLOYD E KAMSDEN. bike acccsiories and bicycles. 317 Court street. H.VrTKKY MTI'I.IKS I'AKMES ft 8TEWAHT. Wustinghi-Uie batteries, automotive eiectririana, J B. Commercial St.. phon 1720. I'HEST-O-LITU UATTEHT 8EIIVHE Eipcrt auto electrician, phon 1U), 111 Court lreet. It. D. DA ItTON. Kild batteries. larter and generator work. Ferry ann Hign. WILLAKD Servlc Btation. Joe William 471 Court street, phon IDS. "AUlomo tire etertrlclana" ' :iinioi'KAn)K DR. O. L. SCOTT, chiropractor. High street, phnnet 4T. 4:811. H'(NTICArHltH A. 3. ANDERSON. General contractor, open shop. 44 Water, phone 467 Ktrntu Ai. st:ri'i,u:s FLEENEIl Electric Co., eleclrlo lighting fix turn and electrto range. 1'hotte 9S0 471 Court treet. HALfK A EOFF electric shop. 337 Court 8L W do hous wiring and carry complet atock of fixture. Instrument repairing, experimental work. Elacitlc appll.inre repaired, rnon n. M.OK1KT :L'T flow.-rs and florsl piece. Delivery C F. UrelthaupU florist. 11) Stat street, phone .m A'l-r 1 1 1 ;ss l :s it i:nvati:d MATTRESSES renovated. Ws renovate all hfn1 of ma Urease a. called for and delivered. Heat of wwS guarantee Captial City fleddlng Co., North Capitol, phone 19 M I. ATS EAT U R. government inspected meat. Sleustoff llro Market, phon 16:1, Corner Court nd Liberty streets. ' Si i : 1 1 ( ; 1 1 a n t t a i"i . u t M. "a." ESTES. fin tailoring, 136 north OKI :: IN IM MANK NOt'll-TY REPORT case of cruelly lo children or anlrrsl in Central Willamette val ley district to Dr. W. 1 Morehouse, human officer, Salem. Oregon. Tel- ej.'inns IF.tO " I I Mltl. PLL'HItlNt; phon 110 genrsl repa Uiabsr Uroa., 164 aouth Liberty. T H Kl). M. II A Ull-I'lumt.li.g. heating, sheet metal work. 164 S. Commercial st i eei I N4S iEo C. WILU pisooa. phoiic.gn.pns. sewing machines, sheet music and pi ano niilles. Itepairlng plifnr.gr n phi and sewing machine. 411 filal atreet, r'tl'm, Om'. JUANSI l it AMI M'DII.(.i: D. L ml II O. CCMMINHS. biral and long d stance hauling i'hon 14(2. TKAN.-I'LII and stornte. .;,ve p . -1 ded inm and do lor.g and ahnrt dn tnnc hauling. I-arnier Trsnafar. phon M AVI M.I It CITT liACPA'iE IIJ, prot:ipt rt phone 147 or : -,A KM li.iibag V. for pr-.mt.t (..n'lnu'.ua ser-.U I'd in- U4 M.(l)M) IIAMI I.4MHIS HUt rnen uaed clithlnf, Jewelry, guns, wntlcal lns"U""ots. in-la. b1crlr. te. Fiar ti change, 314 N. Com MOV I.N lOVi;- reouMt repaired by ipft. nd at'.ve arot range for sale, bar- gain p.tie V.r fenee In all gradea, his baake'a. boo act ' P snd ho. Kalera Fsnca and "t Worka ' '"'n't pon 1?4 H Mi ll 4 OMI'XNV SAl.r.M W A TP ft COMCA N Y Offli e c rner Cf"-rtlil nd Trad tueeta put panebta aaowtMy In advance. P "' 41 U(H) WUISIUM. ACOK WEFaJU esb.tet wi finish Ina. f boa 1691. r04. Wanted Miscellaneous 1 W ANTKD loo torda of heavy :nd trrowtli fir. I'hou ISSOtt'. I JO 4 tCITY tliiiniicy awtep, aatlafaclloa or no pay. ait !. 1 II btllNULlNO. lathins and ro( repair- lnir. Phon Kay 1310 1'Al'Klt tianclng,tinttna-. palntioc Call 1SS7W. 1313 WANTED I'nlntinir, tlntitf. pit" ItanRlns, expert servlc suaranteed. i'lii.ne 1I31W. I3i: Utpson for excavating and general testa work; dirt and feitll Urr for sale. Phone 14. '4 J. 41 WA NTED I'rlvate money to loan on real estate. W. II. Orabenhortt A Co. 114 8. Liberty treet. I WANTED Used furnMur. ranges, heat ers, cook stove, tool, etc W pay cash. Get our price befor you aeil. Liberty Exchange, 341 N.Com'l tit fhone 441 I U For Sale Miscellaneous v HA I.ED hay ti chid nfiuuii, aire 4U. C:t3 Feiry. t-:ii J Al'l'LES, Cue box, l'imne 11 1' It. c13 rbUTLAND Nuwa. phono office li:3 c A N IT A it Y couch and pad. (Ulr 1'uTATviES and applcs-11; onlona (1.3 suck. 1005 north lttoadway. c30 IJICYCLR for sale. Henry McColIum, 1030 south lt.th street. 303 NEW Home sowing machine t. jCW. I 6S Judson. cWi Din il'll EAD Minser sewing liiathino 412 Judson. elOC FOll black ditt "ee Olio Tltniu, phtne 6CHJ. C314 TO TllADE Two gvntle ponna for plga ur anything of value, l'iione 831'.'. cl05 FINE hotm liiaiio tamales delivt-ru anywhere In city. 10 Court atreet. tiTA UK'S Delicious applea for Xnian cheap, also honey and walnuts.Hl'honi HOW eveninH. Cl'l3 SEWINtJ machines (or aate or rent. Stiff's ued furnitur dept. opposite th court house. c Al'l'LES at Ernes". Anderson residence on iiclKtrd sllein'it r ad. 40 and tu ct-nis. delivery -tra. I'hon 17FJ1. ENT Furnished fivo room house gurage, hirgo lot on pav.-d street ette. Ivan U. Martin, office pli : 41 i. residency ::- V- Snow, Delieinus. Han m.is, nn, Yoik. Northern Spy, Hlack Willow Twig, Newtown and rmieties. It. W. lloyg Sc Sons. Enli road, Pnlem. clO .il you mency, r laimeil but ibsorles .icintee.l repairlne. Salem Auto -ecklne. corner Mill and Church. ell LEGAL3 NO I It E of Intenllnn to Improxe Virginia Wrest from Nineteenth Mr eel to Oituiiursi Addition Notice Is hereby given that the Corn on Council of the City of Salem, ore- tn. deem It necessary and expedient mid hereby declares lis purpose nnii in tenllon to improve Virginia street from Nineteenth atreet to Oakiturst A dill I Ion the City o( Salem, Marlon ( ouniy. Oregon, at the expense of the abutting nd adjacent property, except the atreet nd alley Inl rsecUons, the expense of which will, b ansumed hy the City of lem, Oregt n. by bringing slid por tion of said street to the established grade, constructing Portland cement nrreto curb, and pa vine Hid por tion of said street with a ,tx Inch Hand cement concrete pavement, twenty-four feet In width. In accord ant with the plans and specifications therefor which wer adopted by the Common Council, on th 16th day ot November. IV':0. now on (He In the of fice of th City Recorder, and which are hereby 'referred to and mad a part hereof, Th Common Council hereby declare It purpose and Intention to tnak the above described Improvement by and through th Street improvement lie partment o( the City o( Salem. Oregon. Hy order o. th Common Council ihe l&th day o( November. 1:. M. POULSEN, City Recorder. Data of first publication hereof Is Dec. , 192fi Data of final publication hereof will he r. II. i:;it NOTICE of Intention to Imprtitr Raral Avenue from the U cat Line of Twelfth Street tn the West Line of Yew Htreet Notba I hereby given that th Com mon Council of the City of Katem, Ore gon, deem It necessary and expedient and hereby declarea Ha purpose and In tention to Improve Rural avenu from the west Una of Twelfth atreet to the west line of Yew atreet In th City of Salem. Oregon, at th expense of abutting And adjacent properly, except the atreet and alley Interactions, the expense of which will b asuum the City of Salem. Oregon, by bringing said portion of sold si reel to the enlab' Hsh-d grade, const rue ting 1'ortlnnd ce ment concrete curbs, and paving a11 port Inn of said street with aix In '-It Fori la nd cement concrete pn ement. thirty feet lo width. In accordanc with lh plana and specification therefor which wer adopted by tho C'nmm I'll No is. fll In tli office of the f'Hr IlTon id which ar hereby referred to and inO a part hereof, Th Common Council hereby d"cnrei s pur;. ..so and intention to, nmki tin tot e lies' rilit-d Im provement by a ni! .rough Ihe Street Improvement Ie ittinint of the Lily of hile.ii. OirB.,n Hy ordor nf the Common Cuumii the fth day rf November, 1924. M. POULSEN. Clly neenrder. faf of 'I rat pulillcailoo hereof Dec $, 13:1. it of flnnl piililkation hereof will NO I If E f Intention tn Improve fliforrl aireel from Ihe F-nat Line of High Mreet to Ihn Ertst Line n( 4 hun h Mreet N'lthn Is hereby given that Ihe d non Coi.nell ,( the City of Hnl-rn. jon, deem It necessary and n perl lent ind hereby dec In re lis purr." e and In entton to In. prove Oxford street frtm h enst line of lllph atreet tn Ihe .i Ins of f I.ur. h street. In the City of H. lein, Oregon, at Hi expense of Ihs aim llrg and adln'ent propi-rly, except the ucet and alley In lerseel Ions, th ex lens of Which Will h asUtrei1 t,y th. ty nf Fa lem, Oregon, by hflnaing ani- port I ..a of Id rt reel to the est a 1.1 ! l '' it rutting I'ortl.ind mi.'n orl.s. a nd pa vlng an id p'r I atreet with 0 Bix fr h port nd C i ent thu feel In widlh. n and spec i flea thm therefor whir r B.lopl-d by Hi Common Con nil er IMh, t4, now on fll I th cHlr of II. a It, fly referred to and midi pstl here. n Council h"r.by fle'lare ta piirp'a snd Intention to rrih the Nb'H de- il,f .1 Improvement t.y Snd Mir-.tl-h the F'reet le.pr .ven.ent I' partment nf the City of Hs lem, Oreg.-n. Hy order of the I'nmmnn Cooniil ti.' 16th flsy of November, 1:4 HI POL'L.Ht:N. Cliy Ilernrdee. Da ' of firat pot.l leat Ina hereof la Dee. . 1; Int of first nahlieaiton hreof tn h ;t t r. SALEM HI TO MEET ALUMNI BALL TOSSERS The Snlem high school basket ball team will open lti playing sea- sou Thursduy evening when the varsity meets the alumni tn the annual affair as part ot homecom ing and "fustaers" night. Kach year there ' much rivalry between the two teams, the high school team usually winnings due to their bet ter shape and more practice. However, this seaaon the game promises to be better than the usual run of high school-alumni games as the ex-members have had several weeks of practice, the newly or ganizi'd Salem Hack Cats team be ing composed mostly of former tilgti students. The Mack Cats have been working out for the past few weeks and are expecting to be In condition to making the going rath. er rough. Wesley Ellis, Grant Fallln and Bill Cionser have been performing In stellar fashion In the gnmes so far, while the only practice the red and black team has had Is the regular scrimmage with the sub stitutes. Iloltis Huntington, coach, who resigned last week, has not an nouueed his lineup for the opening Riime, but It Is predicted that he will hava practically the same team on the floor as that that won the state Intorscholastlo basketball tournament for the second consecu tlve time last year Piegmund and Duffy, forwards: It. Drager nnil Ollngci at guard berth and the only possible change with H. Lyons at center to fill In the berth left vacant by the graduation of John Drager. A tentative game has been ar ranged with the Washington high school of l'ortland, but the re mnlnder of the schedule Is in the making, according to Dwlht Adams, athletic manager. Adams has tentative dates with teams usually faced, but definite (lays have not been settled, though he expects to have the season's card arranged within a thort time. TRIS SPEAKER AND TY COBB (Continued from Page 1) dlately Identified In connection with the Invent igatlon, also was named in the testimony. "What about the status of Cob! and Speaker?" Cornmlsimincr Lnn- dls waa nsked. "These men being out of base bnll, no decision will be mnde un Iphs changed condltiuna in tho fu ture room re," the commissioner remnrked. Ho refused to amplify the statement. ranted Urn ring Cobb, hero with Speaker for a hearing granted by Judge Ijtndln. declared today that ho did notj know of the bet until long nfter- wards and that box score nf the content which Detroit won, 9 to 5,; would show neither he nor Speak er could have been Implicated In throw. tig the game. Cobb relnted that "Dutch" Leo nard, Detroit pitcher, and Joe Wood, Cleveland pitcher, had bet (000 n gainst ftZO that Detroit. then In third place, would win from the second plnre Cleveland Nub on September 25, 1919. Wood did not piny in the game. Cobb naid. .Speaker, accused of having knowledge of the plan for Cleve- Innd to lose mndo three hlls, two of which were doublrsj, while Cobb, charged with knowledge of a pre apparnged Detroit victory, got hut one hit In five times at bat. Itotand piched for Detroit. "That ouqlit to show." Cobb de clared, "th:it neither Speaker nor I were In on it." Cobb lH'llIC llctllllg Cobb did not bet on the ball game, lie mi id. "I have plnyr-d bagel tall for 24 years," Cobb said with a calch In his voles-. "I couldn't think of any thing but win. Kvcry yenr, every month, every week, nnd every lay, I did my dnad level beat to play good ball nnd to live so that I could pl'iy good ball. I never bet on an Americnn league game In my life I don't belii-VB nnylmdy ever plny- ed ihe game nny harder or cleaner or niiaior lli-in f. I am involved In tills sminln aeven years after the thing happened. My prmlflnn 1: vlrtriiruted In the testimony nnd so In (lint of Speaker. I refer the h.tsehril fnns of Ihe country lo my record In b'tiel.all. I nm proud if It, nnd I will Piive my case to I hem." Cobb said that Leonard, now In California, mins en at hint Septem ber nnd sold the Ani'ric.in lciKtie offii i.il.a for ll'O.fiOO a letter from Wood and one from f'ulih, written, the latter declared, 'in all Inno- "Speaker nnd I have tried re'- peatedly to get I,eiin;iid to face U5 at a hear-ng nnd LitnHi bus tried nnv number of tltnen to Rt Leon nrd bei from lite const, but he would not come." riovelnnd, fihlft, ODeo. 21. 07") Clove la nd sports writers divulged today tlilt the resignation of Trls Speaker ns manar of the Cleve land Indian, was due to the Im pending sen n dot surrounding the came between Detroit and Cleve land, September 2T., 1 !i 1 9, nnd not on neeotint of salary or ftlHInn In the management of the club. Freai.o, Cal , Dee. 21 - (A) Hubert P. fDutfh) Leonard, vet eran southpaw pit her, who Is re ported to have furnished Informa tion lo J mire K. M. Land Is In con nection with a new sen mint In or ganised baseball, centering In a nm between Detroit and Cleve land on Peptemher 2.'. 1919, today declined to deny or affirm that he had given Iindls such Information, wlu-n the commissioner visited him October ?!. lOUrnal W am AdS V) ON THE AIR TUESDAY KOW, Portland, 491 t:!l a. rn., women's health xerclaet, town cryer, music, household helps; 11:30 p. m. toon concert 4. concert, t. children's program; 1:14, utility service; . vaudeville. KOIN, Portland. 31 11 a. m. domestic acienco and horn econom ic talks, music; I p. m., news, mu sic; 6:15, Topsy Turvy time; 4, Oeorg Ol'sene, organlal; 7, amuse meut suggeslions; 4, Dan U. 0.uiro by, drantailo reader. KF1. Lo Angele. 4475:10. Mur ray's orchestra; 4, nightly doings; ;3S. lUrry Knabenshue, baritone; 7, Howard' Serenadera; , creen artists' Quartet, with Emma Klm iiiqI, topia.no; . popular program; 10, Clarice Hussell, Nan O'Malley, Jack Melle, A Into Edwards and others Kl'O. San Franclico, 424 S:10, children' hour; 4:16, town cryer; 4:30, l.lnd's orchestra; V gelger't orchestra; 4, health talk; 4:16, tudlo program; 10, James' orches tra : 11, Long's orrhest i a. KOO, Oakland. 3614, Hem' Lit tle Symphony orchestra; I, Th Pil grims: 9. stirprlne Prna,dst. TAMAKI MIURA WELL RECEIVED KALICH IS NEXT Salem gave an enthusiastic re ception and turned an appreciative car to the efforts of Mme. Tamaki Mlura and the supporting cast of the Manhattan Opera company in the production of "Madam butter fly" at tho Ulslnore last evening. The performance stands out as probably the greatest event of Its kind in Salem's history, and the attendance was gratifying to those I who have sponsored the presenla lion of tho better class of theatric al productions here. Mme. Mlura sang a delightful Interpretation of the title role and appeared in fine voice. She gave her character those peculiar traits of shadings of Oriental manner Urns which are difficult. If not Im possible of accurate Imitation by native daughters of the Occident. From her presentation last evening one might well believe that the role had been written for her. and ft Is easy to understand the remark able successes scored through the country by this daughter of Nip pon ns Clio Clio San. The laU minute substitution of Sergei Itndanshy for ficorge ltrandt In the role of Lieutenant Plnkertnn, necessitated by a cold contracted by Hramlt, was the cause for no disappointment, Ha d.tnsky filling the part In a high ly creditable manner. Ada Paggi's rendition nf Suzuki was, likewise, a pleasing revelnlloin. A pleasing innovation In the evening's program was the offer ing of the Pavley Otikraffisky bal let, staged In the form of a prelude to the opera and depicting a pa gan ritual of the ancient sun wor shipers. The number was one of the most elaborate nnd spectacu lar ever seen In the northwest. Last night's performance was n fitting Introduction for tho series of high class theatrical events that have been scheduled at the Kbd- nore for the winter season, the next of which will be the appear- nnce on January 6 of Mndam Her- tha Knlleh In Sudeimann's master piece, "Mngda." Madam Kalirh, whoso reputa tion spreads to the four corners of the civilized world and who has been one of the big sensations of New York, Chicago, Philadelphia nnd other lnrgo eastern cities dur ing the past two seasons, plays only Salem and Hugene on her Oregon visit, a ronflici In dates having cancelled her Portland en gagement. She Is generally recog. nUed ns probably the greatest motional actresses of her day nn the Amerlran stage, and this Will bo her firtt tour west of the Kocky Mountains. Madam K a lien s sppearanre here will he under Ihe auspices of (he Salem Woman's club. HARD TIMESFOR ROYALTY JEWEL e.1 tt P"Ce 1) er In h-story, they claim, have such intricate nnd bentiliful thlmri been created Willi pi eciotis stones ni at the present day. For Instance: rtronehes nf mother-of-pearl. In laid to form clouds and trees, with fountains of diamonds playing in : f ho f .ir' nrotiiid. Lorgnctts roncoaied In crystal ' rliu-s. Neetilioe of fnlslbln flexibility! which hoop around the neck under a el asp of a slnKb) lame gem. old gold co ns, opening with nn InvihlMe spring to display a w it'b.: Wnlrhf-s. giving the las of the week, month, and the phases of the moi.n. Kings and empires have con tributed lavishly to the supply here. One mnv now buy the pear ner rlligs that once bebmred to the I'.IMptess Clmilolte nf Mexico, W.fe of the Ill-started Maximilian. The e in era Id earrings made for .Tosephins nt the order of Napo leon. A rare neeklave of the Portugal royal bouse rf itraratia. consisting of 31 cameos of Portugal's kings and nneens from the eatliest days. The ex-ezar's Venus, several Inches high, carved fro ma a ngle sapphire and mounted on a ruby f.4LH '14 ll IIO Lyons. Dec. 21 Mrs. Clmlee Downey, who has bon v. siting her mother anr rrlatlvea has left for her home In Idnho. Her broth er. Charles Abels, accompanied nr far aa PonUn-l. LIVESLEY SEWER CLAIM TURNED DOWN IN REPORT The sewer committee of the city I council last night reported adverse ly on a claim of Mayor-elect T. A Llvestey for 1100 to cover the ex jpense of a sewer laid by him from I the new First National bank build ing to Ferry atreet. The only part I of the claim reported upon favor jably was I20.55, covering the cost iOf some catch basins. ) The committee stated that Ua reason for an adverse report on the S lioo claim waa an agreement made between the city and Mr. Livesley when he was granted per . mission to lay the sewer to the ef jfect that he would lay It at his own expense. The committee's report wh aaopieci. The sewer committee reported favorably on petitions for sewers on South 12th street to the city limits, on North Fourth street from Pine street to the north city limits and on Trade street between 16th and 16th atreetm. The reports were adopted and the ctiy engineer waa instructed to prepare plans and submit estimates of cost. The street committee last night reported favorably on the following; Improvement projects: Krlxon street, from Capitol to McCoy ave nue; uaines, rrom Front to Com mercial; South 13th, from Leslie to Mission; Trade from 17th to 24ih; the alley In block 87, between Marion and Center; and North 16th from Nebraska avenue to Frickey. The city park commission mnde Its annual report lost night show ing a ban no of 1532.76, Fire Chief Harry 1 1 ut ton made his annual report lie showed that the fire department has responded to 84 fire alarms In the city during the year, of which 10 were false alarms. Several alarms were re sponded to outsido the city. The total fire loss on buildings aside from the recent fraternal temple was $11,206.43, on which Insurance of 18779.13 was paid. The total loss on contents was $3800.95 on which $2695.95 Insurance was paid. Petitions received last night were for a light at Union and High street; for a sewer In Pratt's addi tion; for the Improvement of Ucl mont street from Commercial to Fifth. The following resolutions were nuopteu: Authorizing notice of as sessment for cost of improvement of 1 Ith street from Mission to Lee, Mwsion street from the Southern Pacific right of way to ICth street. nnd Lee street from 14lh to a point 3.6 feet east. A resolution was adopted for the improvement of North Front atreet from Onlnes to the north city limits to eliminate a dangerous condition. A bid of $250 woa accepted for the construction of sidewalks on the north able of Lincoln atreet along lot S of block 16, the work to be completed in 120 days. NICKLES AND DIMES WEEDED FOR FUND (Continued from Pnce One lenders of the fifth annual Christ mas Cheer movement are asking each other. The Halem Klks com mit iee who have volunteered to personally Investigate ench of the rases reported and to sort and de liver the Christmas Cheer pneknges on Christmas Kve any that the problem Is bigger this yeaf than ever before, that they are con stantly meeting with families lack ing proper clothing, almost out of food, with absolutely no money and with no prospect ot any im mediate change, nnd with small children counting the days and the hours until Christmas when Santa. (Minis will arrive and bring them Just those things which they need so desperately. In spite of these conditions the fund In the Capital Journal office which must be stretched to buy nuts and toys and food for the children la growing very, very slowly. Many of the small contri butions which swelled the fund In previous years nre lacking so far this year. The gifts of food and bedding and clothing which are left at the Associated Char. lies of flco are far from being adequate to fill the demands. ItecntiHe there are so many dally d em a n ils for the necessities the Associated Charities supply for Christmas is very small. Only yes terday Ihe char It leg secretary was called ttpon lo furnish immediate nid to a family facing actual slnr vntlon. A man and his wife and their two children, both under three years of age, were found I" a small shnek absolutely bare with not enough food for ot.e meal. The children need everything nnd each night they are playing Santa Clnus to br ng them a doll and a small wngon. tnlv three das until Chrisimas! ISIKTHS, DEATHS MAUUIAf.ES pirn residence, 1 T PI I'h Pon.ho. Pec. 1. l HOOT 1 1 At in Heoth sa II ea ,.f n-...e r. It h of Sli ther of 4'srl V Jim. Ill of Sa ,,,h of I'-o- -rvice W -d ,erl K It I" ii iirrA I J?, at lo :' a. m. ti church at Turner. Int inks ret.ieterv. un.l ths HM.I.M':' -At Mi.ii.1nr. I'c. BK 2 e:.rs 'rn. I'.dh co-irty, r. J-.hn K I'tnlbi's. pifTtieer f Ut'': " 'lara I'MUif. ts'her of l.nn.1 nf Mm nin. si. i.lMtli-r ef C K. lm. Kiin.ial ron-ri will t. held We.ine.liy at 1 10 p. m al Zena. lure, lion of Hlrjlon Son. ri'NKNM s Funeral seril.ea for Ihe lata J"h Andtsw llcn-h will b hell from th UePb funeral parlor We.tnee.1iV at I p in. Hev. Tullv afllclatlng and Inter iSM In City View cemetery. funeral eervbe for tb late -Van THCsth.W fi Nell Will b h1d Tuesday - , a p m train th weh funeral Mrlnrs. pf, nwttt effiHstmg and r; mm-sl la cay uw fm.t.rj.