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Newspaper Page TextTUESDAY, JUNE 21, 1927 i'HE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON PAGE NINE Barnum Was a Generous Man He Gave Everybody a Chance n I 1 CapitalJlJournal CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING BATES I Rata per word Oct Insertion l cents, three Insertions 6 cent, on week cent, one month 10 cent one yea per month U cents, mini mum pei ad 25 cetitl. City aV ash Id advenes, and not taken over phone, unless advertiser has monthly account. No allowance for iihoaa errors. FOR SALE HOUSES fl ROOM house cheap. 354 N. Utn. Phone aaw. Zl FOR BALE On Falimount MIL modern i - r-.1t 1SRR f EAST facing lots close In, will up. consider psrt trade. Phono 1032J or 208 0M "i? HOUSE at 563 Court street to do more .war. Curler Van Patten. Phono W4 or 899M. rlt'PROVED lots 8 mocKs north of state nonYe. one block from Pacific highway Might consider coast loU as part twde Phono 1033J or guauw. LOT-Bcautllul Mill creek lot for saw. Street paved, water and sew" to. Price $1000 terms Thos. a. Roberta, 205 Ore- son DldR OCT AWAY FROM CITY 'l'A"-AbJO-lutrty no modem """" r aala chsap, with urew II onlcd 1 mile Irom brlda. on Wallace Toad. Plione owner 0F3. - YES IT IS the best buy In a new slrlctl, merr. 8 room. Ennllsh type bunaalow. Price 15500. XKT a dan, s room (or 134SO, owner M east, must sell. See LOUIS BECH- TEL at once at 341 fltateSt. a FOR SALE-Out on the river dri W mules irom aaiem. a wuu... - altc. Sonic one will buy thu Boon i and many will envy that one'a torealabt In the future, there Isn't another spot like it. Phone 2620. . iqinn TMVFJ5TMPNT Lot 82100. NE comer Mission and S. Utb. Splendid location lor bunK.ilow court Price 1U50 BOCOLOFSKY & SON f Plrst Natl banliJildK. We have 3 ot the cutest new. well nr lanued homes to otter built by builders that build, servlcablo homes, desirable lo . cation. A very small moraln of profit 'above cost la the price 12400 to 13100. terms to orrBnac. Bee P. W. QEISER, 441 .imMTaiiiTii rnttin-e at Aiinte Bench With water and elrutrlc Unlit; fenced grounds 100x100: location in pines 300 vnrds from bencli; cicnn nur i" -'' .. inrr.f. tivlnn- room, lame porch, . kitchen, bciroom; $1000, five hundred down. Dr. Bertha Stuart. Euitcne. am' FTvEroom buTJgalow. built Ina, fireplace, hnRt cf ttiumhlnir and light fixtures, hardwood floors, full basenu-iit nnd fur nace, tiarasc, lot 60X15H. pavement, price reasonable, terms. Call at 2629 Leo street between 24th and 25th streets tii see owner. U9 " rr.VisF. IN BUNGALOW 0 rooms, built ins. cood basement, fur nace, shrubbery and flowers, oniy n blocks from the post office. Prico $4200, part terms. hpe T.F-n N. cniLDS CO.. Realtors 320 State street phone 1727 FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE B room buiKnlow well located, like new, built ins. fiood Plumbing, basement, fur- nnce, shade trees, paved street and walks In and pntd. Price $2900 or will escnange for home in Sun Jose or Hania Anna, vai. SEE LEO N. CHILDS CO.. Realtors 320 State street phone 1727 WHY NOT A HOME? 5 room buncnlow only $170(1, terms. 4 room new bungalow, north Balcm, orlee rlnlit. terms easy, (3250. A new bumtnlow, 4 rooms, nook, this ts modern. 14300. easy payments. New 4 room, paving, modern, basement, furnace, troys, etc.. only $3100, terms. H. E. BROWN, (notary public). 109 6. Commercial. & Price 14300. $500 will handle brand new S room strictly modern home with cement basement, laundry trays, hard wood floou. furnace, fireplace, wired for electric ranee, one block to bus line, caraae with cement drive, English type house. Owner will consider acreage or city- property for part. TRIANGLE REALTY COMPANY 431 Court street Phone 651 GOOD VALUES IN IIOME3 New five room house with fireplace, furnace, garage, full basement. 13500. Five room house, full basement, fur nace, one of best buys In Salem at 13200. Income property bringing $80 a month for $7000. , Cory 4 room Btucco bungalow it 13P00. Will consider good car ns first payment on these houses. For further particulars sea L. O. BULGIN, 420 University St. al51 SIM PLICITY BEAUTY STRENGTH This man knew his stuff. A fine 4 room modern bungalow, nearly new. Lots of trees, Rhrubs and flowers, quite close In, you'll be surprised at Its tow price when you icnrn tne location. 1540O. 9 beautiful 5 room modern, not large not anmll Just riaht, choicely located In best district. Everything there Inside and out. Reduced to $7150. SEE US NOW. ANDERSON & RUPERT, Realtors. 16! S. Htnh St. n!4ft' HOME B ARG A I NS Good 6 room home, garage, fruit, fine lots $2500. $200 down. Modem 5 room Spanish bungalow and garage $3200. easy terms. New 3 room bung alow and garage 11700. term or take acreage. Fine all modern 5 room bunnalow. Summer street. $4750, good terms. Larpe all modern English type bunga low, fine location, easy term. Good 6 room home N. Salem, wage, fine lot. $2600, $200 down. See our list of suburban homes, farms ano PTcnnnfrcs hcioro investing. PERRINE & MARSTER3. 212 Gray bids. 3 E front lots, 5 ro"in house, corner, 12635 Corner lot. 5 room nous furnished $1,500 Everything modern, 4 room housa close in, garnie, pnvemrnt paid $3600, 4 room housr. enrnrr. tniit u.t lights $1050, $150 down $10 ana interest per month. S room house, fruit trees, poultry ard. pavement paid. $3000, $2h0 down, $20 and s room bouse, -anee, E front, fruit trees. $2350. $35fc down. 120 and Interest iwr momn. Have close In property for trade. GERTRUDE J. M. PAGE. Realtor. 492 . VriJ.HIkr B licet WANTED HE LI" WANTED Contract loganberry pickers. Phone 33F23. WANTED Family for losanbcrry picking. Phone 121F13. Clg WANTED Family to pick and deliver 1 acre loganberries. Inquire Ross Good mn store near fair grounds. gl48 t YOUNG men, high" school graduates or college students for summer work to travel with mananer. Bea Mr. Wells. Hotel Bllgh, 5 to 8 p. m. gl48 WANTED Elderly couple' to look alter widow lady In return for half rent oi nicely furnished apartment on lower floor, no work Phone 119DR. g!47 WANTED Mlddlesged housekeeper In motherless home, 3 children 6 and 0 years. One wishing a home more than wages. Protestant preferred. II. P. Jensen. Aumsvllle, Or a!47 WANTED AGENTS SALESMEN WANTED To demon st rite and sell the Colt Lifht J Ing, Cooking and Ironing System to ranches In Oregon. Experience unneces ; gary and no Investment required. We train you but you must have an auto . mobile If you wish to earn from $250 IP per month In addition to expenses t paid by us and have a permanent po sition with the largest firm of Its kind i In th world with chances for advance ment, call for W. U. Love, Marlon Ho tel. Salem, Ore., Thursday, June 23rd and Friday June 24th, after 9:30 a. m. tsMS nn EXCHANGE It i. A I, ESTATE APARTMENTS to trade for residence; Portland residence traae I or uaiem. Phone 2354J. nnl47 EXCHANGE California property, for 6a- lcm or Improved land: also lot In Salem for cheap housa and lot. lira. B. IL Woods, 700 N. High. nn!47 EXCHANGE S room modern home near Jefferson high school In Portland lor 4 to 0 room modern horns In Salem up to 10000. W. A, ijlston, Masonic Tem ple. rntl7 EXCHANGE Choice 20 acres Irrigated ranch with modern bungalow, close to good town In California, want home In Oregon up to $10,000 P. I Wood, Geo. P. Peed, 341 State street. nn!40 THIS IS TRAD IN Q TIME Acreage shows up 1U stun now. Many city folks are planning on country homes. It doesn't cost anything to talk to us. Tell us what you want, we may have Just what you desire. ANDERSON 6e RUPERT. Realtors. 169 a High. nnllB' GREATEST TRAD1NQ ORGANIZATION ON THE PACIPIO COAST We bavo aver 1000 properties listed for exchange. Every kind of property, every price, every location. We can match your exchaoso EJC.'tCTLY. If yon would Ilka to trade your property TODAY, com in TODAY Bea G ASK ILL A RARLB. Realtors 188 8 Liberty St Phone 3242 on FOB SALE FARMS 23 ACRE ranch near Canby, cheap for cash. Inquire 1830 Garden road, clot POR SALE 35 acre farm, all cultivated. small house, good well, valley land, i'H miles west of Salem, $140 per acre, 1-3 cash and terms, 1-3 crop follows sale. Owner I589W. bl51 RPFniAL acres north and east of Balcm, good land, buildings, creek and well, cow, .250 chickens, farm Implements, only 13600, terms. WU1 trade for Califor nia land. Snap. 25 acres with all stock, tools, chickens and furniture for $4000, terms. 14 acrca close in. part timber, some cultivated, spring water, $2300. terms. H. E. BROWN, 109 s. Commercial. D- FOR EXCHANGE 04 acre farm on macadam market road. Good set of buildings, well and creek on place. 35 acres cleared land and in crop Vj of which goes with place. 10 ftcres tim ber, 4 acres orchard, balance pasture. A snap fer $5500. will take Salem property In exchange. he Liio N. childs CO., Realtors 320 State aircct phono 1727 WOOD BUSINESS AND ACREAGE INVESTMENT 30 acres on good graveled road not far from pavement and 15 miles from Balcm. Has 1000 cords of wood, 750 cords cut, 50 cords oak, ton truck, two saws and some tools no. Sinned contracts for wood coes with place. Price $4500. cash $2000. Will exchange for Salem property of cquai vniue. II you are looking for a paying Invest ment, see this. SEE LEO N. CHILDS CO., Realtors 320 State street phone 1727 STOP RIGHT HERE If you are look Inst for something better than the ordinary farm, 2 miles from Sa lem with a fine new modern bungalow wnn ail modern conveniences, cood barn and other buildings, not only fine build inns, but fine black fertile soli and a real park and lawn about the house simply Ideal This is not all, there are tons of fruit, cherries, peaches, plums, apples, strawberries, loi:nns. walnuts and everything. The best part of it Is that Its a bargain. Mind you only $13,500 for 50 acres and all this. ANDERSON dg RUPERT, Realtors, 169 P. J1IKU oi. bi48. u business error. . .ul i-iksT SPECIAL Well lo.'i.ted grocery and con fectionery, good lenro. stock, fixtures. living rooms Oi this, $2150 (In Ba- lem.i cottag at Newpf.rt to tent. fL E. BROWN, K0 B Commercial. No .Bargain Sale but a Business that will stand Inspection. Grocery, confectionery, meals and light lunches. 40 to $50 per day business. Good location. Lots of school trade. Stock and fixtures priced at $3250, $2000 will handle. Rent only $30 per month including living TRIANGLE REALTY COMPANY 421 Court street Phone 651 WANTED SITUATIONS EXPERIENCED male bookkeeper and stenographer desires permanent oosl- tlon. Ability to sell. Box 151 Capital Journal. ni4B LrOANS FEDERAL farm loans, 5 per cent, priv ate money. P. L. Wood. 341 State St. r MONEY TO LEND On farm or city rrop erty W. A Llstoo. agent. 403-5 Masonic bldg. GOVERNMENT loans on rarms 5V4 per cent. P U Wilkinson. 202 a. a Nation- ' ai Bank bldg P H. BELL. Mortgngo loans for homes, business blocks and farms. 21S rj. 8. bank bid Salem, Ore. Phones 007 and 3141W WE SPECIALIZE On INSTALLMENT LOANS. Let US ex plain our plan. ANDERSON A RUPERT, Realtors. 189 a uign at. aaiem. MONEY to loan on real estate, private money, lowest rates T, K. Ford First National bunk r FARM LOANS Plenty of sr. money for WILLAMETTE VALLEY FARMS. Anderson & RUPERT. Realtors. 169 a Hlsh St.. Salem. CITY AND FARM LOANS Ws nave funds available at ones tor real estate loans Straight loans 3 to 20 years. Monthly Installment loans any terms. 6r on monthly balances. We can save you money HAWKINS A ROBERTS. Inc. 205 Oregon bldg. LOANS LOANS LOANS City loans. Farm louns. Low nterest rate. Insurance and private money. SECOND MORTOAGES We specialist fn second mortgages on anient residences. FLOYD O. MEYER 124 New Bliah bldft. CITY OR FARM MONEY FOR YOU We ofler you: Lowest rates of Interest Three, flvu and ten year loans. Pro-payment privilege without penalty. Investigate our service. . HUDKINS & SAN FORD, Inc. Room 5 over Miller's store. Phone 22' 0 or 06 r' O FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FURNITURE lor sale at 13.15 B fctreet. cl3 ilCTI.ANH News, phone office 923 c LOOSB clover hay for sale while It last: Call 20F4. C150 SMALL Iturbnnk seed potatoes. Bowne, Turner, phone 715. FOR SALE Vetch and oats mixed, In field Phone 2127W c!47 JUST right, noosfherrlcs delivered at 4c pound. Phone 45F3. c!51 FOR good trailers go to Oppen's Welding shop. 805 Mill street, phone 372. clG4 SPECIAL TODAY Striwberrlcs $1.10 crate, seed potatoes 1005 Broadway. C147 FOR SALE 200 prclcrred, 10 common Oregon Linen mill stock. Phone 2332M. cl49 CUT delphinium, other flowers, floral sprays. Upjohn's, 004 S. Liberty, phone 1700. ciaa1 ELECTHIC disn wnjher, lawn mower. Ice box, sewing machine, reasonable. Apt. Fisher apt. phene 2837J. t1 8EW1NO machines for sale or rent Stiff's osed furniture depL opposite the court house STRAWBERRIES for canning IL10 per crate delivered. Nice lot pie cherries ready to pick. Phona orders 181. J. B. Tomltn. clSl WE have an accumulation of typewriters traded In on new ones. Including Un derwoods. L. O. Smiths, Royals and Remingtons portables and large ma' chines. Soma wide carriages. Among these are aomt splendid bargains. Fol lowing art samples: Underwood 830. Rem. 10 117.50; Royal $li Oliver $7.50; Premier $8. Smith-Corona Type writer Exc Thos, Boca. 421 Court 6U o1 AUCTION AUCTION BALES Every Wed. nil 1 p. m. furniture, too is. eta every cat iju p. m. Farmers day auction, stock, ma chinery, auto, etc. at 9. N Woodrys auction market, 1010 N. Bummer street, Phona 61L LOST AND FOUND FOUND 32x6.20 balloon tire. Call 100 Court and pay for ao. . nrrr-nAet.) (nlrla, rnntaininf money, nwara. pnone itr. Beelton insioo case, nvwu w ; trett esnnery. Reward. H7 LOST Plaid fringed blanket at lair ground Bunoay. newu, "-.,; Allen. Riekreall. Or. LOSTJune 20th small diamond safety tie pin, set wun mm Very liberal reward. R. D. Vrrlah, phone 433. FOB SALE rOULTRY 75 NICE red pullets at 2144 north Fifth PRIES and Hollywood pullet. E. J. "'j BABY clucks, all varieties. Custom hatch- Ing Phono sarai. w s pmwww. POULTRY wanted. w pay cash for all Kinds or poultry wo vu " Poultrr Co.. 148 Center, phona 100 COCKERELS, the select Of 700 FM- ruary naicnea pmc - White - Leghorns, Two generations 290 to 300 egg pedigreed sires, $10 half dox en. Boylnston's Leghorn Farm. Lyons, Or, 1148 REAL ESTATE 28 ACRE bargain, what will you offer? Pine (or poultry una and barn 3 miles from Salem. Bee mihi tk At At streeL hl47 "a room house close in to trade for sub- arr.cPrcrorf'iln. creel, bottom lad to trade for sm.ll home In Salem. CHAS. BPURL1H, 'U ure,"" mwt. " ., . r-rj TM fltlffM v... hi nr.nr (unit to save money .. . n AVE! T11F. on city or larm r,iw". " COMMISSION BUY DIRECT. Call us. OWNERS COOPERATIVE SALES BUREAU 310-11-1 rirst nun ui . ,. -7.R. nhnna 1056. Res. 661M n!47 SNAP IN BUSINESS PROP ERT Y N e W concrete ouuaing two below and apartments above, brhiging excellent mcoim. ."r YOUR TIME TO INVESTIGATE. Price ouu, icrma. . . Co.. 134 B. Liberty St. ... i.. .,n a. Tfimi-t. nook nnd bath, in ucauwiui iouuuu, . Many trres and nice shrubbery. Large ta raae. $3700, $600 cash. SOCOLOFSKY tfc EOiJ First Nat l oanit mas ..."',..iM..ntiV fit ri'nlrv . r . nrntiiiit um(ir system. I house plumbed. VA miles to Monmouth, Price $22,500, eooo term. 125 acres, cood set of buildings, fine soil, 1 mile to Monmouth $150 per acre. nriv nEMlNO. Willamette Valley Land. MnnmnuLh. hl54 i n.i.m Kf.itnti. modern home. walnuts, on street car line. $o00Q. 2i acres, sewer, city water, electric llshts. $750 This is a sacrifice, 60 acres ell under cultivation, except small grove around spring, well located. $0000. Terms anyone can .mimic. WINNIE PETTYJOHN, ucouor n ci nP irnrif. fl room, built 2 years. concrete foundation, walks and paved. fino district on n. Mapie, ouiiaiiw around. Will trade for acreage. Coma In and let us show you tins. We have client with cash to buy small ncreage northeast close in, must be priced right. Came in see us, M. B. STEONER. 275 Stntc St. Tll40 BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN TRACT 40 acres, make good subdivision. Nicely limhnreii. fins soring and small running stream tho year around. Splendid loca tion. Take your family to the country. Enjoy out of doers living within easy reach of your work, see us ror particu lars. $8000, $4000 cash. SOCOLOFSKY & BON Plrst Nafl ban bldR. n We have Improved and unimproved tracts from 1 to 15 acres, priced from $1200 to 115.000 to trade for Salem prop erty. We have business properties ror saie and trade, and we also have city property to trade for land. . We have a couple of good houses for rent, one furnished. McOrLCHRIST ft PENNTNOTON 209-10 U. a bank bldg. phone 140. n SPECIAL 11 acres with good buildings, soma ter ries and walnuts, near paved road and good school, 13 miles from Salem. Price $$4000; will exchange for larger place and assume; want west of Salem on coast. 12 acres of fine land 1 mile from Hub bard, all In crop, good 7 roam house, bain. cnickcn houses and garage. .A good buy $4000, tcims. See THOMASON, 320 State St., With Leo N. Chllds Co., realtors. n FOR SALE OR TRADE $5500, real homo for grazing land. $3500 homo for 10 to 20 acres. $3000 home for Portland home. $4200 home for Portland home. 1 14 acres at Roscdnle for Salem heme, $10,000 property southern California, for a homo or ranch here. 119 acres NW of Dallas $4000, for Sa lem or Portland. 40 acre farm Lane county $1009, trade Tor home In Snlcm, pay difference. Many, other good trades. List with LOUIS BFCHTEL. 341 State St. n 0 acres, with an income every month and every year. 3 miles from Balcm on Paved rand, good house. Fine shade trees, a real home. Will consider house in Sa lem. 40 acres about B miles cast of Salem, pood soil, fair building, $0000. Would consider Salem, property. 204 acres, 130 cultivated, good bulldlm with modern conveniences, best black soil. a real diversified farm between Mon mouth nnd Dallas, not far from. Will ex change, ANDERSON & RUPERT. Realtor, inn S. Hinh. nl48 FOR DALE 100 acre ranch, 80 acres under culti vation, balance timber and pasture, old buildings; will consider part trade. Price $C5 per acre, $1000 down. 120 acre ranch, all In summer fallow wheat, buildings, 1-3 of crop follows sale. Price $15,000. ii acre farm VA miles from Marlon, buildings, 38 acres In cultivation. Price $5000. 1G0 acres of timber to trade for grau land. Price $16,000. 03 acre farm located 9 miles south of Salem, buildings, some timber; will take good nouse as part payment. Price tssoo 200 acre farm located 6 miles south of aaiem. loo acres under cultivation, run ning water, an excellent buy for the money. Price $12,000. terms. W. H. ORABENHORST it CO.. Realtors 134 a Liberty St. Phone 515 nl47( For Salt: $5500 for a new strictly mod ern, very line, 7 room ho.ne. Less than cost. Oollng nwiy. $2000 cssh and easy terms. I'or 8alc:!1600, a new ccaleJ 4 room horns. Full wiring anl plumb ing, pavement, lot 60x120, $400 cash easy terms. We have other good buys In cheap nomes ana esoy terms. For Sale: To close an estate we are . r- dered to sell a large property at , a v-iy lo vprlce. Brings big retuns on the Investment. Cloje In and growing In value. Easy terms. Exchange: We have some good city prop erty to trade for country prop erty. Wa have soma good close in aereatea to sell or trade. Exchange: Wa bav soma good una!) ranches 40 to 80 acres, at part payment on larger stock ranch-s E. a HOLLADAY With Square Deal Realty Co., 303 V. 6. bank bids. Salem. Or. n FOB SALE livestock POLICE dog. well brqf Box 174 CapiUl Journal. YOUNG Guernsey milk cow. Louis O. Waiapler, Salem, RL 7, box 138A. e!48 DR. FRED W. LANGK, veterinarian, of fice Ufl S. Com L phona UBflt residence chone 1668. MISCELLANEOUS FOR expert furniture packing and ship ping, call etUI's Furniture Store, phone 94L m' J. A. GIP80N, excavating and general team work, dirt and fertilizer for eale. Phone 1434J, 446 a Church St. mlW J A. KAPPHAJ1N. general team contrac tor, excavating and grading. Residence Portland road, phone 124P1L m' BUY men's used clothing, lewelry. guns, musical instruments, tools, bicycle etc. Star Exchange. 824 N. Com') St.. phone 350. ! WANTED MISCELLANEOUS HIGHLAND laundry. 2024J. WILL care for small children 50c a day. 555 Cross. 1149 WANTED Reclining back, baby stroller. phone 13A6R. U9 MATERNITY NURSE Will 80 to homes. jynone iiom. SH ING LINO and roof painting Phona PAINTINO and Dn DC ring. Phono 2198J. t-riro icBsoiiuoiD. WANTED A good used alio. What have you for cash. Box 173 JournaL 1147 COLLEGE graduate wants board and room near state house. Box 175 care Journal. 1147 WANTED Painting, tinting, paper hang ing, expert rerrice guaranteed, mono 14S1W. U60 WILL give use of Shetland pony to re sponsible party lor us uoara ana Keep. Phono 704. IU7 STUDENT attending Monmouth normal school desires transportation, willing to share expense. 2041 N. CapltoL 1147 WANTED Place to stay for room and board and work morning and evening. Box 170 Capital Journal, 1148 WANTED Lessons In Spanish. Native of Latin America or Spaniard preferred. State terms. Box 157 Journal. 1147 WANTED Private money to loan on real estate. W. B, Grabenhorst & Co. 134 8. Liberty street. 1 WANTED Pour or 5 room furnished cot tage within walking distance of state house, or larce 3 room apartment, adults only. State full particulars and rent. Address box 128 Journal. 1151 DIRECTORY AUCTIONEER P. N. WOODRY Auctioneer. Pays cash ror used rurniiure, ranges, tools, etc Phone 611 F. N. WOODRY II years Salem's lead ing auctioneer. Always gives satisfac tion. Phono 511. ' P. N. WOODRY Auctioneer and furni ture dealer, sells anything, anywhere Res. and store 1610 N. Summer. Phone 511. PHONE 75. II. P. Woodry 4t Sons, Salem's expert livestock, furniture, real estate auctioneers and appraisers. 18 years ex pcrlcnce. satisfaction guaranteed. Btore 271 North Commercial street. AUTO TOPS QUALITY SERVICE Auto tops and paint ing, auto signs and general trimmings. Wood's Auto Top Co. BATTERY SUPPLIES BILL POWERS, battery and electric 6hop 219 state St., Phono 937, Presto-Lite dis tributor. FARMER Ss STEWART. Westlnghouse bat teries, automotive electricians, 2G3 Boutn Commercial St.. phono 1720. WILLARD Service Station, Joe Williams, corner High and Center, phone 198. "Au tomatlve electricians." CHIROPRACTOR DR. O. L. SCOTT, chiropractor. 258 N. High street, phones 87. 1471R. CONTRACTORS A. J. ANDERSON, contractor, have several locations, will build to suit, 44B Water St. phone 657. ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES FLEENER Electric Co., electric lighting fixtures and electrio ranges. Phona 471 Court street. HALIK ft EOFF electric shop, 337 Court St, We do house wiring and carry a complete stock ot fixtures. Instrument repairing, experimental work. Electric appliances repaired Phone 488. EN OKA VINO CUT flowers and floral pieces. Delivery v. r. ureunaupc, (lorut. 512 state St. phone 380. LANDSCAPING BLAKE ft CO. all forms of gardening, ex pert lawn builders. Everything Guaran teed, pnone 1789 J J3. MATTRESSES RENOVATED MATTRESSES renovated. We renovate all Kinds of mattresses, called for and de livered. Best of work guaranteed. Cap ital city Bedding Co., 11D0 North Cap itol street, phone 19 MERCHANT TAILOR U. A. ESTE3. floe tailoring. 125 North Liberty. D. H. MOSHElt Tailor to men and women. 474 Court street. OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY REPORT cases of cruelty to children or animals tn Central Willamette valley district to Dr. W. O. Moorchouse, hu mane officer. Salem, Oregon. Telephone 1510. PAI NTIN O CONTRACTU R CHAS BENNETT, Painting, paper bang Ing. 22B3J. 187 west Miller. 163 PLUMBING and. general repair wort phone 050, Graber Bros.. 154 south Liberty. THEO. M. BARR Plumbing, heating, sheet metal works, 164 B. Commercial street. 130 GEO. C. WILL, pianos, phonographs, sew ing machines, sheet music and piano studies. Repairing phonographs and sew ing machines. 432 State street. Salem, Oregon. TRANSFER AND STORAGE SALEM Transfer ft Fuel Co.. local and long distance hauling; wood, coal and onqaets. Phone C3B, ssfl s High. D. U and R. O. CUMMINGS. local and long distance hauling. Phone 2462. res. lorn. TRANSFER and storage. We have padded vans and do long and short distance naming. Larmer Transfer, phone 930. BALEM BCAVENQER. Phone 167 8ALBM Garbage Co. for prompt and oon tlnuons service. Phone 184 or 2609. ' STOVES STOVES rebuilt and repaired dj expert. and stores and' ranges for sale, bargain prices. Wire fences tn all grades, bop baskets, hop scoops and hooks. Salem Fence and stove Works, 350 Conrt Bt. pnone 124. WATER COMPANY SALKM WATER COMPANY Offices oor ner Commercial and Trade nt reels. Bills pepabls monthly in advance Phone 8L wood wo am no JACOB WEIZEU cabinet worts and re finishing. Paona iiti, U9 Court street ROY AND RAY TELL TALE OF (Continued from page one) ers began t heir barrage of questions. The Interrogation continued until 7:40 p. m. The twins were eager for the op portunity to talk until the case Itself was mentioned. Then Ray looked at Roy, Roy looked at Ray. Each shook a decisive head. "We're not crossing any bridges until we get to them," said Roy. 'Better leave the case out of this." It was while they were eating In the county jail kitchen that the twins cast aside restraint and dis cussed more freely the events pre ceding their capture. This 11 make a Rood story for you if you write in properly," said Roy, who throughout the discussion in evitably prefaced his remarks with the same line. "We were witnesses in mayor's court in Scioto county In 1025. SHOOK SHERIFF'S HAND "Shook hands with the sheriff alter the case was over, walked past a poster with our pictures on It, and got away wim it. We were witnesses for a man who'd been shot at. He charged the other fellow with assault with Intent to kill. FOR SALE WOOD WOOD sawing, phone 1677. OAK wool and 16 Inch old fir. Phone 2356. eeioD WOOD SAWING OUR SPECIALTY. SPROED 0HU9., HUHE nai. wm DRY and sound 16 Inch old fir wood $8 per cord Phone 939. eeiai ALL kinds of wood at Tracy fuel yards. prices reasonable. Phone 2313. WOOD and board sawing. CalweU end McCracken, phone 1B19. eeiu FOR cood dry wood call 1990, O. U. Hu- baugh, 1038 Higniand avenue, eeioz OLD fir and second growth wood. Phone 1580W. eel53 ALL kinds of wood. Phone 42F14. B. J. Yates. eel 47 OAK and fir wood. Phon' 2464J. O. E. Bradley. eel to WOOD sawing our specialty. Sproed Bros. Phone 1131. CC147 100 CORDS 2nd growth fir, 10 miles south. Chas. Pocan, Rt. I. ec!49 aOOD COAL DRY WOOD , HILMAN FUEL CO. PHONE 1855 BEST GRADE OF WOOD Dry wood, 4 ft. and 18 Inch. Green wood, 4 ft. and 16 Inch. Large loads are cheaper to buy. Mill wood Is our specialty. Prompt delivery and reasonable price. Fred & Wells. 3S0 a Church. . Phone 1543. ce1 FOB RENT NEW house. 2109 north 4th. OFFICE room for rent. Oregon bldg. ADSITTS Apts. 352 N. 12th, phone 2333W J140 CLOSE In furnished house, adults. Phone 205CJ. JI49 3 ROOM furnished apartment, 444 south High. 1149' SMALL COttacc, $12.50. Call 1B21J. 465 N. 20th ., . . J149 SMALL well furnished apartment, 658 Center. J147' FOR RENT 6 room house, garage, gar- aen. 1080 N. conn St. y FURNISHED apartment, first floor, prl- vate oatn 5BQ union. jitw 0 ROOM furnished house with garage. Call 1748W. J 147 2 ROOM furnished apartment, 531 north High. 1101 ROOM furnished house, 1025 Oak street. Phone 1184W. J147 ROOM In modern home, 800 Chemeketai phone 522 J. 1147 NICELY furnished ieeplng room, garage, references. Phone 789H. J187 GARAGE for renU rear of fJra halL Phona 585J. J1 ROOM and, board. 643 Marlon, phone 1547R. 3131 UPSTAIRS apartment for rent, close In. Phone 585J. J1 APARTMENT The Brown. Telephone Em-' ma Murphy Brown, 1632R or 03 L V FOUR first class office rooms. Bee Unruh U. B. bank. V SLEEFINO rooms for gentlemen only. 205 Oregon bldg. )' SINGLE house keeping room $1.50 week, near cannery, 1290 Oak. phone 1008. 1150 FOUR room cottage at Nye beach on High street. Phone 1144R or 15&3 state Bt. J 152 FIVE room house partly furnished, new ly reflnlshed, and garage, 1800 N. Cap itol. Phone 630. 1147 UNFURNISHED 3 room apartment, pri vate bath, close In. adults, $17.50. F. L. Wood. 341 State street. 1149' CHOICE 3 room furnished apartment; pri vate bath; dressing room; lower floor at 359 N. Liberty. Phone 1700. FOR RENT Four "room modern house, garage, 2074 McCoy, near Hollywood theatre, phone 2337R. J150 WANTED Rao in nnd board tn private WANTED Room and board ln prlvalo IS and 10 years, Box 176 Journah J147 FOR RENT Furnished house, Phone 1523J evenings after 7 p. m, or call nt 1805 B. Cottage St. 1147 furnished house and summer enmp In 8a cm. good reference necessary. 220! Nebraska ave. ., 146 FOUR room furnished apartment, up stairs, private bath, $25. Including wat er and lights. 508 N. 16th. J147 NEW house on Myrtle avenue. 4 rooms, nook, built Ins, laundry trays, bath and garage, will glvo lease. Phone 1445W. J154 new. i oon IB, kuciiciiciic, privavu ujui, tltrhr. Uffltpr. 132 Thu PASADENA. phone 2027W J150 3 ROOM furnished and 3 room unfurnlsh ed apartment, modern, hot and cold water. UcAlplne apartments, phone 1H8 APARTMENTS that are cool, clean, com fortable, well furnished, private bath; reasonable, down town. For Inspection call Patton's Book store. J1 FOR RENT Good grain farm of 140 acres fully equipped and In running order, part In summer fallow. Only rood re sponsible grain farmer need apply, write Box 33, Brooke, Or. 1148 FOR RENT Now ready for occupancy BUNDS ERO APARTMENTS 555 North Winter. Beautiful 3 and S room apartment furnished and onfurntsb ed. Equipped with every modern con venience. Visitors welcome. Phona 4S3J I HOUSES FOR RENT fl rooms, basement, 3190 ChemekeU Bt. $20. South half of duplex house on S. 16th and Beiierue, r.xims, basement, furnace, fireplace, electric range and water beater. $30. Oaraee boast, t room, 1410 BeDevue street $10. ft rooms, basement furnace, garage. 1163 N. 5U1 St. $30. 7 rooms, across from Miles Linen mill $38. 6 acre wlta room plastered bouse, 1 mile Irom fair grounds, $25. 4 rooms, furnished, 108 a 18th. $33.50. W. fl UHAUfc Nil OUST at CO. 134 B. Liberty Bt, Phono til, JH5 Each man had tlie other one ar rested. We testified lor. the plain tiff, I guess. And then tie told 01 an incident in Steubenville. I was sitting on my porch sraoK- inK." said Roy. "A Tennessee wom an lived next door. She came over. M I wish I were a man sne saia. 'get three or four good friends and out ana roo a mau wnm. "i mid 'that's very interesting may be all right or might be all wrong. You couian t get away wuu WOMAN'S TALE AMUSES mm Haiti three bovs out in Ore- nm rilrl It and CQt awaV With It.; They've got their pictures up in the Dos ton ice. iney u never cawu www riinwa. One of 'em stayed all nieht in my house two years ago. "Tnas was news 10 me, wy w"- Unued. I asked 'which one was 11 r M,Onfl of the twins. sne repuea. Whv didn't you turn him over to the oincers ana get, wo rewwui T ttskpA hfll "I felt sorry for him,' she said. I didn't take her seriously." Their eyelids drooped as tne twins talked. They were very urea. Rllffht. slender, almost laenucai save a missing incisor in Rays mouth and his peroxiaea nair, uwy talked with the same nusity arawi, with the same tossed back head, with fhft same Inflection. vnii mav sav for me." Ray drawl ed Immediately following his arrival in the county jail, "tnac my oniy wish is that my mother and my fath er and my brothers might be spared Mia heartaches this case has caused. You may say that 1 only wish I might bear here" ana ne utppeu his chest "all the burden of this sor row." NOT ADMlTTINu UUILI1 "Dom that mean." he was asked, that you wish you could shoulder AUTOS CASH paid for Fords. Etker Auto CO. . - - . 7 .,.To oTTi onk pnone ..i. 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McMillon, 1370 south street near fair grounds. ql52 1017 Dodge touring JC5 191B Bulcfc touring 85 1917 Dodge roadster 85 1023 Star roadster Ufa 1S24 Chevrolet coupe 245 .1X1 CXI ftUlW sSm ql49 1923 Ford coupe, hlch back $275 1925 Chevrolet touring, balloon tires $376 1923 rora coupe iw 101 nhflvrnfot sedan, orerhauled. 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Be euro and look them over today" rr. re I I rJUMN (JO, Norlh Commercial St. Phone 1289 the entire blame in the case?" Roy stiffened somewhat. "It does not." he shot back posi tively. It means only what I said that I wish my family might be spared the sorrow that that Is bound to that has arisen over our arrest" We lived in Hanging Rock, Ohio." said Ray, as he gulped bits of egg ana potatoes in tne county jau kit chen. "We worked in the Hanging Rock coal and. iron company. "we made many friends in the two years w were there. Intimate friends, you understand. Friends so intimate that they undoubtedly car ried with them a perfect mental pic ture of us. My hair was bleached, but that was not enough. me postoiiice at Hanging Rock is smalt Only a corner in a store There was a board. And the only poster on that board was that of us. It was inev itable that some day some intimate of ours would look at it, and our faces would flash through his mind and then nooeyi so we leit Hanging Rock, al though we hated to. "in Steubenville I worked In the Wheeling Steel corporation. Roy worked in the Bell mine." Roy interrupted. COULD NOT SEPARATE "Yes," he said. "Three hundred feet down and back three miles. They wouldn't look for me there." "Why didn't you fellows separ ate?" Roy was asked. - "We think so much of each other that we couldn't," the youth answer ed. "We knew they stood a better chance of catching us If we stayed together, but we Just couldn't part. I guess that's where we made our mistake." At this point Ray broke into the conversation. You know," he said, "they wouldn't have caught us at that, if they had given us a month longer. We had decided to stay in Ohio just two months more. The circular in the little nostofilce at Hanging kock was a constant menace to us. We had been there quite a long time and had made friends. Wo thought we might be recognized, we talked it over and decided to move. I didn't want to leave my wife and baby, so wo decided to stay two montns to give us time to prepare for moving. Three cr lour weens later mejr nniiehr. tis. "If it hadn't been for my wife and baby we wouldn't have been caught." IS KVfc.lt 1ULU wire Ray's wife Hazel is now only 17 year old. Bne was 10 wnen ne nim ried her. The baby, Jackie Hugh, in n limit 13 months old. "Did vou ever feel hko teuing your wife that you and Roy were the DeAutremont twins ' nay wi fmlrprl. "No. I never wanted to do that. You know we were getting along so happily. It would have spoiled evervthliw to have told her. I real ly forgot that my real name was DeAutremont." Rav said that he first became ac quainted with his wife through her father, a timber cruiser in the Ohio hills. "He invited me over to his house," said Ray. "One day it was raining and we were not working In the woods. I went over and met Hazel. We started to go together. We went together about three months before we were married. "Hazel has the prettiest curls, I believe of any girl In Ohio. I am safe and conservative in saying that." When asked where he and Ray had gone when they left Oregon for the east, Ray looked at Roy, and they debated in lowered tones. Then Roy turned and shook his head. SAY TREATMENT FINE "I don't think we'll say anything about that," he said. "You see, we told the postal inspectors we would not say anything about that If they didn't want us to, and they've been awfully good to us. We won't say." Throughout the questioning, they constantly referred to the generous treatment accorded them by their guards. Ray resented a dispatch quoting him as saying when asked what his 17 year old wife would do, that "oh, she's good looking. She'll get along." "She is a good girl," he said. "A really good girl. Any one would be a cad to say such a thing about her." And Roy resented another quota tionone quoting him as saying to arresting officers that "I'd known you were coming to arrest me I'd have killed myself first." "I have no reason to kill myself over this charge," he asserted. "An innocent man dues not kill himself. Ho fights." Society (Continued from page five) cnt plans. At Seward, they will take tho government railroad for Fairbanks, and after a short stay In Fairbanks they will return to Sew ard where ihey will board a Cana dian Pacific steamer On their re turn home they will visit in Vic toria and Vancouvci, B. C. Thoy will be gone about five weeks. Mrs. J. a. Nadon, Mrs. Henry Hnrtman and Mrs, Gabriel Schmidt spent the greater part of last week in Portland, attending the Rose Festival. They were house guests of Mrs. Schmidt's mother, Mrs. De Kcyser. Mrs. Hartman remained in Portland. a The auxiliary to tho Sons of Un ion Veterans and the Sons will hold a Joint Installation in the chamber of commerce auditorium tonight at eight o'clock to which the public is invited. Following the installation a drill will be given by the Salem auxiliary, a The piano pupils of Mrs. Cora Hendry will give a recital at the nrsi. Congregational church Fri day evening June 24 at 8;15 o'clock There will be twelve hand, six hand and eight hand pieces, with young artisU to assist on the pro gram, mo puoiio is invnea. s Miss Lotchcn Lipp and Miss Mary McChrlsty, teachers in Central Jun lor high school at Wichita, Kan., ON THE AIR TUESDAY ROW, Portland. 420:45 a. m.. ex ercises, household helps and music I t p. m matinee; . dinner concert S, Carter's Baraltonlans from the U. of W; 8, educational program and concert trloi NBO program: 10, Renin's dance orchestra and soloists. KOIN, PoiUand, 110 11 a, m.. housewife's hour; II m, organ can cert: I p. dl, news, music; 6:15, Tan sy Turvy tunes; e, organ concert; T, amusement guide, police reports and lecture; t. studio program. KOO, Oakland, 2B3 8, orchestral fl. The Pilgrims; 0, NBO program! 10, surprise broadcast. KPI. Los Anseles, 468-4:30, Ha waiian, 4. 6:1$. 8 JO, 1, orchestra and duets: 8, string quartet! f, NBO program; 10, music alub. KPO, Ban Francisco, 422 :, chil dren's hour; 6. 0:30. orchestral f, concert orchestral I dedicatory or gan recital of the new KPO studio organ; 9, NBO program! 18 daac or chestra, WEDNESDAY KOW, Portland, 49310 . m., house hold helps and music; s p. m., con cert orchestra; 7:30, utility service: 8 concert orchestra and soloist t 9, NBO program. KOIN. Portland, 31911 a. m. housewife's hour; 12 m., organ re cital: a p, m.t news, music; 6, organ recital: 7, amusement guide and po lice bulletins; 8, Radio players; 9, studio program; 10, Humeri's danco orchestra. KOO, Oakland. 3840. orchestra; 8, vaoatlon program: 9, NBC program! 10, dance orchestra. KFL Los Anaeles, 4088:30, orches tra: 6:16, 8:30. orchestra; T, dance music: 7:30, detective stories: 8, string quartet and soloists; 9. NBCJ pro gram; 10. KPO, Ban FrancKco, 4236, 6:30, or chestra; 7, concert orchestra; 6, or chestra and soloists; 9, NBO pro gram; 10, orchestra. BIRTHS, DEATHS MARRIAGES DRAT1IS MAQERS At the Old Peoples' home Tueg day, June 2lst, Mrs. Nancy L. Masers ae 63 years, sister of Mrs. J, B, Samp son of Oregon City, David Porter of Portland, Mrs, Luclnda Hales of Walts burg, Wash., and Mrs. Louise Arm strong of Molalla, grandmother of Mrs. Geo. Ramp of Brooks, Mrs. Pearl Wood, Henry 8 tn fiord and Ward Manning of Gervals and Mrs. Mable Bath of Ba lem. Also survived by 7 great grand children. Funeral servces Thursday, June 23 at 2 p. m. fro mtho Rlgdon mortuary. are in Salem visiting at the home 01 j. A. Howard, state superinten dent of schools. Miss Lipp Is a niece of Mr. Howard. The Kansas teachers are to be on the coast ail summer. The Salem Daughters of the Nile club will entertain members of their families at their annual picnic at Hager's grove tomorrow afternoon and evening. A picnic dinner will bo served at six thirty. Mrs. V. E. Kuhn is chairman of the committee in charge and her assistants will be Mrs. R. W. Hans Seitz, Mrs. Albert Smith, and Mrs. O. A. Olsen. i.EGALS NOTICE OF INTENTION To Improve Capitol Street from Oak Street to South Mill Creek. Notic la hereby given that the Com mon Ooun 11 of the City of Salem, deems It necessary and expedient and hereby declares Its purpose and IntenUon to Im- nrova Caoltol Street from the norm Una of Oak Street to South Mill Greek at the expense ot the abutting and adjacent property, except tho street intersections the expense ot which will be assumed by the City of Salem, by bringing eald portion v said street to ine esunusn- ed grade, constructing cement concrete curbs, and paving said portion of said street with a six Inch oement concrete pavement In accordance with the plane specifications and estimates therefor which are dopted by the Common Coun cil. June 6. 1927, now on file in the of- . flea of the City Recorder' and which are hereby referred to and by such reference made a part hereof. The Common Council hereby declares Its purpose nnd Intention to make the above described improvement , by and through the Street Improvement Depart ment of the City of Salem, Oregon. oy order of the Common Council tha 6th day of June, 1027, M. POULSEN, City Recorder. Date ot "Irst publication hereof Is June 11. 1027. Date of final publication hereof Is June 23rd, 1927 NOTICE I will not be responsible for ueots contracted oy anyone except my self alter this date, June 18, 1927. C. E. Kertson. pMT NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice Is hereby given that the under signed, by an order of the County Court of Marlon county. State of Oregon, duly made and entered on the 21st day of June, 1037, was appointed executor of the estate of Clifford W. Brown and that It has duly qualified as such. All persons having claims against said estate aro hereby notified to present the same, duly verified as required by law, at the of fices of Keyes and Page, In the City of Salem, Marlon county, Oregon, within six months from the data of this notice, to wit June 21, 1027. I, ADD & nU8H TRUST COMPANY, By L. P Aldrtch, Secretary, executor of the estate of Clifford W. Brown, deceased. N OTI bBTO C RE D ITO'ltS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that h an order of the County Court of the fltato of Oredoii for tho County of Ma- noii nuu maoe, rendered and entered of record In said court nn th iiih.ii, day of Juiis, 1927, FANNIE WIEU PHELPS was duly appointed as pdmin istralrix of tho estate of CAROLINE WIEU, deceased, and that said "annie Wled Phelps has duly annllfinH -... administratrix. All persona having claims against said estate arc hereoy 'quired to present th same, with nmn., ers and due verification, to said admin- m united states National Bank Building, Salem. Oregon, within six (6) months from the date of tha Ilrst publication of this notice Dated and first published the twenty first day of June, 1927. niNHiR WIED PHELPS, as Admmls tratrlx of the folate of Caroline Wled. Deceased. CARSON. CARSON ft CARSON, Attor nera for Administratrix. NOTICE OF llllAKINO OF OBJECTIONS TO FINAL ACCOUNT NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that WAR REN D. WALLACE, as the duly appointed, qualified and acUna administrator of the estate of THOMAS D. WALLACE, de ceased, has rendered and presented for settlement and filed In the County Court or the State of Oregon for the County of Marlon a final account of his adminis tration of sulci estate, and that Wednes day, the thirteenth day of July, 1827, at the hour of ten (lot o'clock In the fore noon of said day. at the courtroom of said court In the Marlon County Court house In the City of Salem, County of Marlon, State ot Oregon, have been fixed and appointed by said court as the time and tha place for the hearing of objec tions to said float account and the set. tlemrnt thereof, at which time and plaoi any person Interested In salt estate may appear and file objections le writing to said final account and contest the same. Dated and first published the seventh day of June, 1927. WARREN D. WALLACE. As Administrator of the Estate a Thomas D Wallace, Deceased OARSON. CARSON A CARSON, AttOI ners for Administrator,