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Newspaper Page TextWT.-.nN'" V. DECF.MBF.R 21, 1927 THE CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM. OREflON PAP.E ELEVEN More Judging of Calves is Being Done on the Streets Nowadays than on the Farm , CapitaljSiJournal CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES I Rata ptr word um laaertloo eauta. three Owe r lion ante, out week I centa, out month SO eeotg. out year per month IS oenta, mini' oium ptr ad Zft ctoti citr ads ewh to advance, sad oot (tea or phone, UDittt advertiser bu monthly account Ho allowance for pliant errora. FOB SALE -IIOl'SES CHUIBTMAS SPECIALS 3 room cottage and garage la North Salmi. 11200 terms. Another one In Enslewood of 1 rooms, built ins and plumbing, garage and wood lied. A little beaut.. Price $1300. & rm. cottaue close to bus line and school, lot 70x142, fruit and ahadt tree. Price $1500. cash $200, baL like rent. New 4 rm. plastered bunxalow. bulltlru. fireplace, good plumbing, woodshed and garage. Price (1800, cabli 3UQ. BaL $30.40 mo. S rm. house and garage in best of cod diuoii, iii good district, close to buji Une. patod street, lot 00x150, nice lawn and ahrubbery. walnut and cherry trees. Trice $8oit, part terms. IXO N. CMILDS CO., Realtors J.'O State Street Phone 1721 BEAUTIFVL CLOSE IN" HOME STRICTL MODERN Ount-d by a widow, must be sold. Five lane rooms, has two bed rooms. Beau tiful fire place, kitchen with alt the buUt lns. Best of plumbing, basement, furnace. All double constructed. Beautiful lawn and shrubbery. Paving patfL price for a short time $4,800. Well worth $500 more. Shown by an appointment only. Phone 756 or see MK. BEUHTEL or MR. SEARS, 341 State St., Room 3. a- rOR BENT Houses $17, $20.. $2i, 13 Furnished 13 ft. $60. List your vacant houses with L. Bechtel of ). D. Bears. $11 Statft Rt., Room 2. a" FOIt SALE -One of Newport's finest homes of 0 rootim, 3 baths. Double gar age. SOxiiO corner lot. Will sacrifice $2500 equity lor It&OO. For particulars call Fitts Market. Q303 NSW-HOME BARGAIN New 5 room cottJte of high class con struction on view lot 60x100: hardwood f loots throutt:OUt: beautiful 11 ring room with plate glnss windows and fine fire place. Full basement with stationary tubs and HA furnace. This fine property with ncerly $j00 worth of furniture, etc.. lor $4400 JiOO cash, Se O. K. PK WITT with V.1NNIB P HIT Y JOHN. Realtor 175 B. High Street a' ReXl-: BUY "in tcood 7 room home North on imvpin.-nt. Only $200. Small payment will handle. Mi: AT MARKET-Fine new fixtures. Do 1m tood busimxs. Owner leaving tialem. ili'h'.oiirbV jTlre. MODKliN HEW 5 rooms In Hollywood diAi , with two lets to turn on lurtcr modtTii home -prefers Fairmount Hill. CiOOl) FIVE ROOMS nenr Leslie high, Will n crept small old house. NINE ACRLS wll Improved in Dallas, clenr. to turn on anicm residence or close acna-r. V. A.: tf:i -SM TX MODERN home not over .'!:00 In South S.ilem that v.;ll ac cept san'.l ca ,h payment. BLFOttE YOJ DE.AL See TKlANtiLB REALTY COMPANY 421 Court Puxrt 'Sati'Iied Srvice" -PUOPEKTY HEADQUARTERS" a' MAKH yourselves a Christmas present by biiynu this cozy, new home. Five rooms and nook, bnth, hardwood floors, built in ft. pipe furnace, flrojilaiv. full basement, trays, r.prai'e. Close to nchools and bus. Owners leaving city price this cMrrmrly low at l-;20000. Small payuuwt down. IJelniic easy terms. CAUL H. MASON Phone C81-R. a304 IlblTSE bAroains 4 room buanalow, gurage, 1900. $150 cash $13 monthly. 3 rooms, nook, bnth, hardwood floors fireplace, g a race. New. $2650. $250 cash bata:ic like rent. t rooms. NEW En-rllsh type. '1 acre lot. pavement, $3."00. $500 cash, balance terms rooms, close In. $880 N. Summer. $3750 $500 cn.'h. balance terms SOCOLOFSKY ft SON P.r't National Bank Bldg. a FOUR i "i stucco hou.te. bastnient, fur nact-. r- l to S3.0W00. netting lr dlvldnu tt.3.'i0 down. OLKTKL'DL J. M PAO& 484 Court Strce Phone 1882 a A NICU 5 room house, basement. hard Wood floors, garage, builtlu. thower In bath, strictly modern for 13,500. 6 blocks from City Hall on Htnh st and Knapp st. $35 will hunille. Abo 4 rooms for $3250. trictlv modern. See J. W. KNAPP. 558 Knapp St. euy evfiiniq or Sunday a30.i UAROAIN Srlt 10 "acres Writ , calM.saac Kfvc ,, Rt 9. Rox 47, Salem. b6 I OK SALE FARMS BEET FARM BUY IN THE WILLAMETTE VALLEY Located In the f ? mous Howell prairie. Deep dirk rirh buu-k loam soil. 120 acro5, 95 acres under plow, balance Is fine pas ture end timber, with runnlne water all year. All fenced and cross fenced. F.ne in hm J. hM nr ntur mir hiri. Th. i soil Is xoiy productive, hpeeiaily adapti-d for cni!i hay. I'Ototo" cloves, a) fall a. corn, fruit. In ff-i-t anything that grows In this valley. Mo.-t lCral for datry:nc. Fatm is prii-ed for a short time at $1H.U0 Kith tT;ns It would be a unnd buv at $J.j.iTO in see u s.-e (Ither Mil. BECHTEL ' r MIL fcEAHS, 31 Staf at . Room 2. No Information n.ven over phnne. b " CHOICE 50 ACRE FARM Not tar out on puved hii:hay, mot all fflrai'd land, little timber, IwmlJy orchard. 4 acres s:rav.berrlrs, 2 wells, itood A rcnni hou.e. ,ew oarn, out bide s , tlectr.c lights and phone. 1 m!e to pood grade high school. Price $050, part terms. SEE I.ro N C!IIT,DS CO, R"n!tor! 320 Stale Street. Fhone 1727 . b Hi OV.'NLTi -19 acre home, ei ht miles out. paed roml. Rwe J. Nali, Salem. Rfjte 5. b,x K.. u3o4 i .Ml M If r su.v vT i-i ii.iii .e lor city pro; erty Ingu.re 1 2 N. Church. bJc3 cr6rrs.L"E MISC ELLANEOl HOOtilE: ki'fVii r.ib:nct Good sl.r.:e an.ip 120 00. U71 Norm Commercial 8t c30 il(.)P i'a;us. firH urirl Inte, Cliistrrs 6i git): ii' ft. Il.itt &, Wailiatis. Indi-p' n-i-enc. (ire. c3')3 LC r'llT f iui CoTonVrvirTrXsTind t r,i .t adding i.intiiirif All malt' j n-'d marlnnrs o'd. rent'-d ti.d rfpautil . il Court, p; ne fiSl. c" 'inifVi'".! "Ch td '. 3 to 5 cmid.t or b.iby .ilVrr. in old. rood n. reel as in . 411 N Front St. c3t t foit SALE" One Wh.t"h"aslia!ice In ' rire lei t.ian one j'ar. Can be n.en at lljf No Winter Et. ciOJ" SI'TIZ spp Bnrir box. W O. Praarmine Rt. 8 ruoLe ;inr2. c:o3 MAU.' Pjt7 ' 7: 5-i prr ii-nde'hvi'rd in 8.1niL B C-Jiiu.nsham. Fhone 2!f'J m rl- 1AKIN.V nrdr-f fur m ft tie to and Chri'V ma trees Will deliver auy liiue. Rr 1. Hex 1 1 1 c29 ordtr n-w blp".:n hrna I7F3. TOR SALE Good 1 ton truck, c'-eap lUrthitL tiro, garaac, Fatrirvuno ltd1 c29 : ion SALE-X:tus uira Io , rrbrVd Persian ti-itn. male and Inmate, seven monti- oiu. tierk orange tligitit to re-j Itratoii I n - 5 Belrr.ciit Et. c6 SI Ni FJ'TefrTTrlc .uatiiai lin.c I .'6 00 42S Fer. CLL'B to -'..rr. on rrall payTTTi': ro nTt S .nda j t i N Cap! IOR SAl.F---P.s-er p-seo. Ml ra:i. fib lo't a;.rt bei.ch Jlof) oo Ataster Ktt rido crn pieie $0 00 Reo yedwai on. f,rt r!a rndmei. tra rjber $J.w ' 11! fto Cf m-ierr al 9 el'jj f-rr.s J'TWi !em rr it CV.t i'tr- Ia-enanrfi 11,0 ise. Ui So. 13 ih, Balrm. cJtii leci on n Aiba I Sill l- per tr-O-ilh I'll"! 2491-W. 1KJ3, uy th.s Uur.fiY. par a.n rr."., Ti C-tTr,.77,Z7, T.,'.T' ".T 5r.V..T.. eFOR 8AI K MISCELI.ANEOt'9 I SET" 6r T double rolumej nrw'Cncyrlo pedia Brltaimtra with book case. $79 00 44 So, Commercial cJO R)R-SALE -bne ft-horsTOelco en7ine a a real bargain. O. U. Hew man. UiU City Ores on. e30$ ItwiNO machines (or salt or reoL Sulfa oeu furniture depL oppoatu (ft court noune e DROP head elus' machine $1. i2i Jud" sou. Pf rvuson. cSOe OK SALE LIVESTOCK XOH SALE -3 jouiu Jersey con s, one fresh, one coming liesh. Call SQF31. tZiti WANTED to Buy 'young "'bulCTboaT'lS months old. Box 24. B. S. e30 SEVERAL tood young horses, welt matched teams. C. A. McCrov, Phoue Dallas JS1-?. tl SoUsT good aork horses a;id mules. Jersey cots, cheap. W. H. Street, own er, 1810 MU3ion. e30 2 JERSEY Guernsey eowi lor tale. Heavy milkers. Phone, Red B Sllvcrton. km MILK "Co"sR t. 7. Bog 199. flOl Jki. rlttU LAHUJk. veierinanau, oi tie 82V . Com L Phone 1 1KB. residence chone 160$ FOK SALE WOOD TEN 8-weeks-oM plus, between S and S P. . Phone 3F13. Call WJ : is IN. old fir. Phor.e 2US8. eel 3 PIR and oak wood fur aa.e. BaWm Transfer Co. Pnoae 529 ecll PIR, ash and oak wood, Phoue (110F4 or! 1852-J. P. D. K let n. eeia, 1" OLD Kir. Call eenlnai 20 North ' CommerclaL ee3tt:i POR SALE -Some of the b?st rvnistered Shropshire Bred Ewes la the valley. 11 C. Belton. Cartby, Ore. ce309 DRY wood for bale. Big fir. Phoue 2000-W e30 DRY Second growth tlr and 18 Inch old! fir, also green ash wood, for sale re a j aonable. Phone 2777, e21 DRY 1st and 2nd growth tlr wood. Phone 1580-W. ee POR "WOOD saVliig Phone vV. L. Butclieon. 185 l-u. ec9 WOOD and Board Sawing. Col well St Mc cracken. Phone 1819. f 303 WOOD and Board Sawing. Phone 1424-W. e309 WOOD SAWING Phone 1131. ec310 WOOD for aale." Call 2024-M for prices! A Tucker. ee310 WOOD AND BOARD SAWING. PHOSE DRY 18 inch old fir. 4 foot second growth, oak and ash aood. C V. Harbauah. 1038 Highland Ave. P. one 1990. ee303 PIR and oak wood Phone 3 64 J. Bradley C E WOO MS A Wl NO OUR BP EC1 A LT Y, BPROKP BROS PHONE 1131 "UOOD CUAt-UHV WOOD H1LMAN FUEJ CO. PHONB ISM UlLiii OUADfc OP W,tXD Ury wood. 4 (t. and 16 Inch, ureen wood, 4 fl. and 18 inch. Large toad are cheapei te bur. Mill wood ip our upee laity I red E. Well. 180 S Chiirrh. Prompt d lively and rcanonson price t FOR SALE I'OIXTRV CHRISTMAS Capont, cra'e fattened. Phone 22P2L L.-e'a Hatchery. f305" CAPONS for Chr..ir.av Plione 7:8-W. 1305 R. I. RED hens $1.00 cacti. P.t. SrBox' 45 A. Salem. 1305 BARRED Rock toel Mrs. W. H. P-.lk- Is. alo com on cob. Phone 65. f304 II IEB for Sunday dinner. 2 pounds Phon 32121 Lee a Hatchery f WAN l ED HELP WANTED School Klrl to help with Louse Work for board and room. Phone 1018 g308 h WAN II.O SITl ATIONS HOUSEWbrftc by "hour orda:-. Phoiie 1066. API. 4. h30j LADY ln p'rhau" " Mine wishes laundry work. Phono 2887-J. hJO., WILL-do" cleaning or helpn serving or clerkini. 450 cjre Journal. h303 PRACTICAL iiurje atll care for conval eicent. References. Phone 62F11. h30S I WANTED MISCELLANEOUS ness. Ghe djnTuniou and price. Box I 451. Capital Jo-truel. 1335 : WANTED -Horse, welkht 1200 ibi. Dark bay prelerred. Phone 53F14. 1304 PRIVATE MtiNLY W A NT ED $ 1000. Oil good security. Smith. 421 Court. 1 WANTER 10 hone steam boiler. Ball Bros., Turner, Ore. 1304 WANTED"" i"o fWdcow "for" the milk or on shares. 2728 Cherry Ave. 130 J FOR RENT FORREN"T-3 roim modern liou-e. Fire place, furnace. Clou to Mate house and ichools. Phone 2.TJJ-J. J30S NICElar7e slt-ei'iiiii loam. Pnune 585-W. J30S TWO room lurnUh'd ?.t. IIS 00. Three. 120 Two blocks worth atate house. Phone 6.10. furnace and fire- plsce. A new houer. real comfy Lome. room n on-. wn iiwatea. a desir able home. Will ; 'l on r.vit.il ba.s. 4 room b-mualow. tT ni. 10 Room hou.e. one or t-o family use. See STaONER. 275 Bta:e St. J30 6 ROOM house aith aapt. $20. 955 N. i: J 308 , THE Frrd"rick;ou. boird and room, 8)5 j Marlon st. Plume Li7-IL J la i j77sonevTc'a.KV"tthe SlrPATTON Modern 3 room. Telephone 3U2-M. J308 CLOSE In well furnished aparinenl. 658 Chiller. Jl07 i PdR RENT'i')"7rTe-I.'n:i"ln- i'.Tui co-inty. S Krndi co-v;. 1 aru'lo jearl'i.ir heifer. II Tisterd JiTbev li'.ll. 1 r.iMre.l Jer- sey cow. I rrntsti rd yirlitfi Jei.se v ! hrifr. 4 hrs.-s. mnir cineki ns and all I farm im'.ciiie.Ui for sle or '.1 trpde ; lor nn-Mi.n e ran u e. B"t 4l C-pi-J tal .T(jjr::,M. 130" j CLVANanrt ii'..: "fir-i.MirJ o:: ai.d t --. o f rno-n a'i - H-'a otiebi ra;es 343 North j CiiitiPf rc.'l. i0 G'J riCT T.Y M' .I);.nN 4 Vv):n" : ' brruk'asi no..:, carme. I'-il Ceiver. j3'H 3'HO'iM b-m:B:.jv. rloe in. Phon ta"8 or f'!0 fnn Atrb.v'.vior. fi .o :.' g'lwr'i": and 1 ra-i" nii.m tviiL. f'.rntslird fnd tir-. MODERN rrn op-i :th rar- a.e. MJ1 SMALL l.o . C P. one 1653W 3 3 , i'.T 2JJj Nebi. A.. Saletn. J3-3 , Oik St 1303 ll6.GeoH j 5.'1 Center St. Pr-on .ador. H S .n.nif r 1. 2 ind , apsn ments. turn, shed and un ftirn 1973 V r'V. Y fur;.. ited. LI'iluc rrf rueraiioo, Iri. 17, rah 3 rnou apt. Beautifully j el complete. Hot water, heat.; By dsv or mo. Oarage 1330 S'-ate, futn1 i-..'d. E'ft .1 .c r ngerat ion. T1-. n-3 j.-o j n'l'Mii'n u-.ii lid Si,r: I li S Pimn I JJ"!a,V NFW -r.:nW hou e. ', .r.. ; J Ad .!ls jna North Coiii ere-ai. A3 rult ROO?1 p-;rtmi'nt 'rt' T r:t.tied. n i-xrni n w b iilriiiw A :"i-iati heat ontrol 7 E'-ctnc rr:rirrati(..i Tel. 3:2-M. iir'i ur,n"i:N U-rv.:.i roor:: aaraze. Phon 3 .ii J 3 3 ROjM Iui :. ...-d 1 i RX)M"hoj""a. 8 otidrrd. 14:0 N o..t 3 ro:;i atl. a r 'm t , Phone 2u34 JJoa.orrrn 01 ItOt.jM t.ou: e m ; SLrTPIG room fot grnuemea only V) Oregon b:dt j" i7w M,t ' , ' reoietr of f.rt bail Pbeot 4-J. ba'.t, tJU ll i:;a:.lh 1 1 rwn r.o ie mi'ii b itn, ni garsae Se hlii'jlJJ t teraa L.'iu r 46 N CV'ik. jJu , r l ".mculu api. 4jw cviin tn. r.iow 10" 5 Jl , IIlATLD room and board 77$ N Cot'a-e' 1 Jifl J FOR RENT 2 BttAUTIr I'LL Y furnished t room apts., ieepius porch, drewing room, private bams. Sas N. Liberty. Phone 1700. ! ALL KINDS of homes for rent. Gertrude J. U. Page, 4$ Court Str.f ( ifOK RENT 5 room house on State StC $i0 month, Inquire U. W. Jotuuoa Co- PlUHW . PATTON apartments 1uwii town district warm, clean, comfortable, WelMurniahtid private bain. For UupecUoa Call Patton Book Store. T HOUSE6 i-d aparuBcuta, P. L, Wood. S4I Otata street ROOMS jo ou.Cch. I PUltNACE heated room. 247 N. Church. Phone lp3.R. J305 NICE' Furnished apartment. 1307 S. Corn merelaL J30S 1 and 1 room furnished "apartments. Llsht, heat, water. Marion Apartotents. J30i NICE' furulshed Bpurtmeul. 690 Union street. J303 k LOST AND FOUND LOST Bunch ke'ys on ring. Phone 1905-W. LOff-Ort-y and" 'white Persian kitten, little clrl's pet. Reward. t'JZ ti. Kront St. k305 FAMILY PET DISAPPEARS Pen", a very good natun-d and playful Boston bull terrier, femule has disappeared from her home at 2J0 So. mti St., Sa lem, being lust seen Thursday afternoon. December 15th. The dog has undipped ear, bobbed taiL color brindle with white fore legs and breast, a white stripe around tne ilfrf k md a white strip over the nose extending over the head between the ears, are two years, answers to the name of "PL-guy" or "Peg." She has pernaps climbed Into someone's car as she Is very fond of auto riding. The family owning the dog miss It very much and would like to learn its whereabouts. A suitable re ward wilt be given for the return of the dog. Please communicate with Mrs. 8. Hreltensteln. 230 Bo. 12th St. Salem, Ore gon. Phone 1694-J. 303 LOST Female bull terrier. Reward. Phone 1302. k304 LOST Black under-arm bag, containing gold watch. Finder please return to 185 N. 25th. Phone 3177-M. Reward. k303 PERSONAL EPILEPSY How poisoned blood causes fits. How to stop fits promptly. Free trenti.se and Instructions. Write West ern Mrd.cil Ass n. 132 W. 62nd St.. Chicago. 1303 - MISCELLANEOUS EXCHANGE 20 acre fruit ranch. 12 miles south for Calem or Portland home. Ad diess O. C. Clark. Jefferson, Rt. 1. nn306 it. E. Nor.THNLSS, Chimney sweep. Phone 3225 or at; 50. in307 PIANO turnlns special bvforg Xmas. Rtckurd 10C4-W. M-306 GRADUATE, uiidL'rt'radute and practical nur.ses. $3 and up. Phone 827. mil TO AVOID auto accldt'iitsrcome and see the new Best Ever Automatic traific signal, also Stransky s wonderful gas savers for ell auiimobilts. Ocorwe Stevenson. 349 State SL rn307 J. A. OIPSoTr.'CenefaPrcain Contracting. Dirt, gravel and fertilizer for bale. Phone t434-J or 446 S. Church. m30t J. A. KAPPHAHN. general truiu contrac tor, excavating and grading. Residence Portland road. Phone 124F1 1. m FORe'ierPfiiniiture- packlnsT" nnd-shtp-puu, call Sufi s Furniture Store. Piiune 91. m" REAL ESTATE (CHOICE lot. restricted 1 8M-W. dlstrlcL Phone n306 WANT sheep ranch of not less than 2C0 acres in western Ore., to $15,000. Prcfe one partly slocked. New 4 room house, modern. Lot 4Gx214 Full bearing fruit and nut trees, blk from bus. Will sell .for $20 down and $20 per mo. Rt 6 per cent. A snap. Price $1400 1 63 acres in city limits, covered with full benrlng fruit and nut trees. Old house and barn. Lays riant to cut Into lots Clear of incumbrance. Price $2000. Terms down. MELLING ER-COMITTI $09 Oregon Btdg. Phone 1178 FOR SALE SMALL ACREAGE AND LOIS ON EASY TERMS $650 One acre In bearing apple tree lo cMrd 4 mile south of city limits, a nice place to build your home. $5 down. $10 per month. $1100 One acre with north front located on Fa I rv tew Ave., two blocks east of main Pacific highway. $50 down. $10 per month. $3100 Two acren with small house and barn located close tn $100 down balance 15 per month. $1000 One acre tracts located east, nea Fairground and Garden road. $1!5 down, balance $10 per month. $650 One hp If acre located near city llm Its, city watr. located In fine rest dene dh.trlct. $25 down, balance $10 pr-r month. $1573 Excellent five acres on paved rca near school, two miles east of city limits. $25 down. $10 per month. $1000 Five acres nf excellent soil locate east near paved road. $50 down. $1 per month. $2000 Five acres all In bearing orchard wonderful view, located four mile fiottth. lioo down. bsl. $15 per mo $150 Fii:e lot S0sl37 feet, with alley, lo cMed N. 12th St. $10 down. $10 per month $300 Lot 50x100 lorrtrd on Jefferson fit. $100 c07.n. J10 per month. FOIt BARGAINS. BE LS W. It. ORAMENIlOHST-At CO. Realtor 134 8 Liberty St. Phone 515 n3 Ofifl BFilT of land. 68 acres with good Im provements. Will sell on easy terms lor 10.u0, or trade lo hnmr in or near Salem or othe Vulley to'-in. WI3KCS for home on eaiy term sntkfled This 5 room n.odern home In North Salrm, J 3,1 00. $r0 dow and $30 prr rnomh fYJR farm, acren? r or Salem hom yr.-j ran i;et nn li.come proix-rty Special inducement if taken b January . X!4.S ill be rnjoynble In (h!s fully n.O'Jt r ii 5 room bun-. rtlow on pated sLrtft. Easy term. Pno i $r.oo. i A?-'D a ill infc- on a larger hou for t).;s I30OO bungalow In North SjIM!i. tiood location. NEW 4 riKiin hous and 13 acres land ' l"V0u fca-y terms. t YEAR In and year out we aril, tr&dt Pir.p.rty ar-d write insurance. CLHICil A: R'jIIKRTS. HeTltora I 126 N Coiniiiertial Stmt Phone 13 i n303 I Siaiiih ',vjw itun o bunaalo , ,irat e iz.htm i joo tiottii. ( A farm no r tow n, all fme wil in f $1"0 i-er A Lu.vy terms or take part; ro..n home. 2 Li.e lots, paved st home. 3 fne lots $6 '00. I2ijo. J',0 down 10 room modem f'JO'Ti home, tari; at:d barn Imn 2 im 1300 d-,n. bai eao irrix. 45 a farm, n-w set bldg a, near loan. 8 l", Tjke re.uir.te PLRIUNE St MAUSTERS. 312 Brsy Bide. 100 acre ftnigmette tm:rnn datry. 7 r hOt.se. barn, mm, orrliaiU. 90 seres culti vated 20 arrrs Denver oai.i oil la orth ll.tKtfi. pr;ce llf'.WO $3,t,( cah. balance ts.ume long t:me fed ,or. 157 arri-s fin- dairy. hdtr.m land, good bu.ldit.it. a bargain at 113 000, Reasonable gat ocrrii dairy and utoelt. 209 rulMve-ed food build. ill's gravity aa'er. Good road mi 10 pavenu-ut. $72 S00. I.'i.uoo don DA, 0i.a time. Guy D-mmg, Monmouth 6 rm turt La-rment, fu 'tace. M'jrpl y bd ITfO t rm ntw eai and north fr&nt tunes tow, tverrtivr.g tr.r-dern. rtd jces) 14) ti'A Easy patm-ni. Lar-e corner 10. apt he ie, $r'r.-1ng I1H itr me. la buMnes fr,ne $12 Vh) Will trade for far or. aneep rath p-'frrred Atraei;e frm brir.smg good lneor.. prgrtlcally )o!n:ng Baln. will trade for property near Waha IVaLa. Insure with u OEPTncnr. j m pn? rt ror 4$4 CO 11 Bute; e. REAL ESTATE CHAS. 8PURL1N Real Estate Rentals and Exchange! 310 Oregon Building Phon IS3 o SPUUIAL owner It moving into a new house and will tell his present good home at a bargain. Big rooms, excellent loca tion, priced very low. Be sure to tee (his. FARM BARGAIN 155 acres taken on fog mortgage, will be gold to cover coats. It la all plow land, pastured (or many years Price 835 per A. $3000. For small ranch. I room house. barn, g grace, hen house, wood house, good road. $1,000 cash income per year out tide of cows and chickens. Soma term a A MONEY MAKINO RANCH Wt have a large, thorough going, money making wheat ranch in Eastern Oregon. Present oner has been on thit ranch for nearh 30 years and has made plenty of money. Is In falling health now. It is good Isnd. well located and thoroughly equipped. We aant to trade for Willamette property. Preferably farm land. IHHIOATRD LAND An Old mm living hrte has a fine irrigated farm In Eastern. Ore. Water right paid. He will sell It very Cheap and reasonable terms. E. C. HOLLADAY With SQUARE DEAL REALTY CO., 202 U. a Bank Bldg. Salem, Ore. We -have a splendid atrlctly modern room House tn Portland, worth $5000 I exchange for Salem home. & very nice acres with small Improve- roent worth $2500 for Salem pi open y, and win consider vacant up to $1500. $4000 first mortgage for Salem home A good 9 room ,iouse on paved street worth $4000 and will take untmprovg acres as half payment. Wt have a splendid 320 acre sheep ranch miles irom Salem for only $50 per acre A 700 acre Improved sheep ranch miles from Salem for only $35 per acre A 500 acre sheep ranch 14 miles-ou with good Improvements for only $25 per acre 100 acres under cultivation and to acres or good orchard this ll the bes buy in the Willamette valley. McGIIjCHRIST & PENNINGTON 209-10 (J. S, Bank Bldg. Phong 140 LARS EN AND RICE Real Estate Rentals and Exchaugeg 225 Oresou Building Phone 174 nn EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE " New property: Income $140.00 per mo win mxe lartn worth $10,000.00. N. W Ellis. 871 N. Liberty. nnZQ lii vskx r Wanted ' BEEP cattle wanted. Walter Corbet t. 1316 bt ate street. Phone 27. u BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES FOR RENT or Sale Grocery store and meat marxet. 1616 N. Commercial. u SUBURBAN " OP "OCEK Ydo ing$ VotTdai 1 y Will invoice stock and fixtures. No bonus SOCOLOFSKY ds SON First National Bank Bldg. u 72JU0 value of fixtures for $1250. Will iii.oice grocery stork. ooo will handle SOCOLOFSKY Si SON Flr.t National Bank Bide. u" GROCERY and confectionery, high school supply store by owner. Cash, terms, trade B'js n. Capitol. usuj LOAN'S PERSONAL INSTALLMENT LOANS TEN MONTHS TO REPAY GENERAL FINANCE CORPORATION First National Bank Bidg. Phone 1200 MONEY TO LEND f yoo want to build, buy. or refinance, do not delay on account of not having the money. You can repay us on easy, long time repayment plan. Straight, pri vate, or 1i..itallmcnt loans. FLOYD O. MEYEK. 124 New Blight BJdg r FEDERAL farm iOKirt, ti per ci'iitTpriv' ate money P L 'Wood. $41 State St OUR INST A! LMENT LOANS MAKE IT EASY FOR YOU BECAUSE 1 You steadily reduce the principal with but Utile greater monthly outlay than rent . 9 You don't have the total principal due In a lump gum which may be dif ficult to meet, 5 On a loan of $1000 for I rears your total Interest Is $316.60. 6 You art doing business with an old established firm. ANDERSON At RUPERT. Realtors 169 8 High Street Correspondents. Equuitable Barings and Loan Association. t MONEY to loan on real estate, private mone. lowest ratts. IK. Ford. First National bank. r GOVERNMENT ioana wn larnis 6 per cent. P. L, Wilkinson. 203 U. & Nation, ai Binfc bldg r HaVKINS At ROBERTS "iW forcitrand farm loans. Rate and costs lowest available. Prompt service. 305 Oregon Bldg. rB "FARM dt CfTY LOANS" Lowest cost Lowest rate Farm loans. 10 year straight City loans. Monthly pavment and straight loan plan Secure our rates before closing elsewhere HUDICIN8 it SAN FORD Inc.. Miller Btort Bldg. Phone M AL'TOS CHRISTMAS SPECIALS USED CARS 428 Par liar d a-pass. 8 dan 22$ Parkard 4 -pass. Coupe 233 Parkard 7-pdm. Sedan 10117 Oldmobiie 4 -door Sedan 1!)27 OldMnoblle 2-door 8-dan 1924 Willys KnlRht 6-pasa. Sdan. 19'.'7 Ford Bteel Pick Up 1U21 Ford Roadster V.rib Star Touring UJi Gardner Sport Touring Chevrolet Sedan and Touring Buiek Touring tud-baker Tourings. Most of these ears are like new. most all have n-w paint and tirea If you are looklnt for a good uvd car It will pay you to look the. oer. CAPITOL MOTORS INC. 3.'J N. Hn:h St. Il.ddy Bishop e qSQG MODEL T FORDS FOR SALE Ford Motor Co w.II alwavs b'lild parts lor these rr.rs. Fordor Sdan. driven laoo mtrg. Tnlt rar Is d.sroi.ntfd nearly 1300, Tao year n',t rotpe ...$i00 Many other cars lo pirk from. I'jjs lirnt riwn itii each car. VALLEY MOTOR CO. Salem. Oregon q ICltD l25-22f5 ' Nr bTT "a ve". Sa'm. ti.lfij LATE Chevrolet fedan; finish like new overslre tires, heater and many extra Wilt tak trade and rive terms or wilt trade for Unlit rar. Phone loot. Apt. II CiOOD IBM) CARS AT ruiCEB THAT WIVL I'LI.AflE YOU 1126 Bukk Standard Sedan $1071 0 lf26 Bulck Standard Victoria ....$970 l'?5 Buick Ma-ter Encloautt $ 7.'.n 0 19J6 Dode coupe I 00, 1321 Mvive coupe $ o Vjib S'ud'hakrr Standard S'dan ..$ m lA IS2C E .sex Coach 8 5' 4 132 Chevrolet Co ipt $ 42 0 1!'X Fitd HoafMer $2710 1924 Gardn-r Com $ 37s 0 We ha is many o'her t 'tod used cars, both open and closed models, pneed from f.'h DO up Come In and tok them oer. We will be piea-rd to ahnw thro to you. F W. .'ETTYJOhN OO 765 N. Commercial Kt. Fhont 1260 "After Wt Svil Wt eVrvt' FTK-.R 8 " j 191 ro iring I 30 06 1620 Touring, etarler 3 4i 00 1S21 Tourtng, Starter $ 65 00 1 915 Totir,ng. atartef $14.S 00 Cnupe ,,,.,.$ 75 00 1 1'.24 Coupe $ii ffy IV.':, Co ii-e. balloone $'45 A ;9?l Sedan $ 7S00 l!: ! Rean $2as 00 i-ti f:o(itr $JW00i UK Lit AUTO CO. j . '! .ior, 1 . j.. o,. t-non. ill IH4 lull Of HLAL UCTt f Al'TOS FOR 0AL Essex Stg Tour!u. 1924 $250 00 Esstx Six Coach, liS $3 5o.oo Ford Coupe, ballon (Ires. 19U ,.,.$110.00 rord coupe, 1922 $100.1 Stauiey steamer. 1923 $150.00 oCHIXAH AUTO WRECKING 108$ N. Commercial fit. CASH paid for For da. Cikei Auto Oo Phone Ml. e,' DIRECTOR AI'CTIONEEE P. N. Woodry, It years Salem s Leading auctioneers and furniture dealers. Cash paid for used furniture. Ret, and store 1810 N. Bummer. Phone 511. PHONE 75. H. F. Woodry & Sons. Salem's expert livestock, furniture, real estate auctioneers and appraisers. LS years ex perience. SatUfaction guaranteed. Store 271 North Commercial street. BATTEUV ra'PPLIEb tl. 8. L. BATTERY SERVICE STATION" Vick Bros. High St. at Trade. Phone 1841 R. D. "BARTON,"" Exi debatterles. " starter and generator work. Ferry and High. BILL POWEItS. battery and electric shop 2i9 Stale St., phone 937. Presto-Lite dis tributor. WILLARD Service Station. Joe Williams, corner High and Center. Phong 198. "Automotive Electricians." LLOYD E. RAMSOEN, bike accessories and bicycles. 387 Court street. CHIHOPRACTOB DR. E. B. SCO FIELD, p. 6, C. 800 First National Bank bldg. DR. O. L. SCOTT, ehfropractor. 256 M. HUh street. Phones 67. 1471-R. DOCTOR MARY C. ROWLAND, M. D 407 Court nreet. DR$:jSMAKINQ EVA L. WALKER, dressmaking, remodel Ing. Upstairs 531 N. High. Fhone 1251 W. 53 ELECTRICAL hf'PMES PI.EENEH Electric Co.. electric lighting fixtures and electric ranges. Phong 930. 471 Court Street. PARMER & STEWART. Battery and Elec tric Service. "63 South Commercial St. Phone 17 JQ. HA!, IK At EOFF electric shoo. 337 Court St. We do house wiring and carry a complete stock of fixtures. Instrument repairing, experimental work. Electric appliances repaired. Phone 488. ENGRAVING SALEM ENGRAVING CO. Cuts for alt purposes. Tel. 343. 180 N. Commercial. FLORIST CUT iloers and floral " piuces. Delivery! C. F. Brelthaupt, florist 513 State St. Phone 380. INKl'ltANCK WILLAMETTE INSURANCE AGENCY INC 315 Masonic Temple Insurance for every need. 13 MATTRESSES ICE NOVATED MATTRESSES renovated. We renovate all kinds of mattresses, called for and Ac- Ilvered. Best of work guaranteed. Cap ital City Bedding Co., Portland toad. Fhone 19. MI RC IIANT TAILOR M. A. ESTES. fine tailoring. 123 North Liberty. D. H. MOSIIER-Tailor to .men and women. 44 Court street. OREGON IILMANE SOCIETY REPORT cases of cruelty to children or animals In Central Willamette valley district to Dr. W. O. Moorehouse, hu mane officer, Salem, Oregon. Telephone lnlU. " " PLUMBING. PLUMBING and general repair work Phone 550. Graber Bros., 154 South Liberty. THEO. Mr . BARR Plumbing. heatlna. sheet - metal works. 164 8. Commercial street PIANO TUNER W. K. HELM, piano tuner. Moore's Music House. no PIANOS GEO. C. WHX. pianos, phohocrapha. ing machines, sheet mualo and piano studies. Repairing phonographs and tew ing machines. 432 Stale street. Salem. uregon. TRANSFER AND STORAGE D. L. and R. O. CL'MMINGS. local and long distance hauling. Phone 2462. Res. 7CF6. TRANSFER and storage. wlTTiavt padded vans and do long and short distance hauling. Larmer Transfer. Phone D30. SCAVENGER SALEM SCAVENGER. Phone 167. CITY GARBAGE CO. Prompt service. rnont zzvo. SALEM Garbage Co. for prompt and "con tinuous at r vice. Arthur Koehn. Oarl booi. rnone 184 or 2609. STOVES STOVES rebuilt and repaired by expert and stoves and ranges for gale, bargain prires. wire fences In all grades, hop baskets, hop scoops and hooks. Salem rrnee and stole Works, 350 Court St. Phone 124. WATER COMPANY OR BOON-WASHINGTON WATER SKR V ICS COMPANY Offices corner Com mercial and Trade streets. BUM pay able monthly In advance. Phone 11. WOODWORKING JACon WEI eel. cabinet works and re- nmsning. pnorie : i rt9 Court street FIND BLUE CAR" USED BY KILLER 'Continued from Page 1) wild toward thp downtown district and swim? up Broadway. At Sec ond Btrcet the Cadillac outdistanrpd the other car and Wood went on to the poli'-e station to report, not Itnowlnij until shown the photo graph thiit the man wan Itirkman ( KASIII S INTO C'AH Shortly after B o'elock last nlcht. aecordinir to the police today, the Cadillac driven by a youth rcsemb llni. Hickman, rrnshed Into another car. The name of the driver of the oth-r machine was not divulped. He told police that the driver nf the blue coupe backed tip recklessly, turned and drove away at breakneck speed. New impetus was Riven the drive for the aliened kidnaper-killer and mutilator of the little school Klrl when detectives took the latest de velopments to Indicate that Hick man probably still waa within the city. Meanwhile a confuslnn mass of tips, statements, renorU and rumors deluned detective headquarters con cerning possible accompli. .es the slaver nay have had. Despite the reiterated belief of Herman H. Cllne, chief of detectives that the slayer worked alone, information which many Investigators believe could not be put lightly was In the hands nf police that a man had been seen nsst'tin Hickman In car rying bundles from the apartment house wheie the accused man lived 1 to th- time of the murder. SIM'It T IS IIKI.I) Cllne, backing up his belief that It was a "one m i Job" declared all other inspect, in the case, two ol Anti-Saloon League Designates Two Leaders To Succeed Wheeler Washington W) The militant method of th late Wayna B. Wheeler probably have passed from Uie Anti-Saloon League of America as the result of the reorganization effected at. the League biennial convention In Washington. P. Scott McBride, advocate of Wheeler's policy of exerting pres sure on legislators and assisting In the actual enforcement of existing prohibition laws, was given only half of Wheeler's mantle. An equal portion of the late lead er's cloak fell on the shoulders of Dr. Ernest H. Cherrington, who be lieves the success of prohibition de pends upon the education of the public to a rccognttlorfof the harm ful effects of alcohol as a beverage. Under the new plan, McBride will continue as general superintendent, while Dr. Cherrington will head a department of publicity, education and legislation with headquarters in Washington. An administration committee will assist the two leaders, who fre quently have opposed each other on matters of league policy. In de termining the organization's pro gram. As general superintendent, Mc Bride will devote his attention to supervising the field activities of the league. He has retained his privilege of nominating all state superintendents. Dr. Cherrlngton, with the assist ance of Uie administration commit tee, will direct the league's activtles in Washington. Wheeler, known throughout the land for his strenuous campaign methods in the fight against liquor, and the late Dr. Perley A. Baker, a believer In Wheeler's methods, laid down the policy for which the Anti-Saloon League first became widely known. Most Bad Checks Shout Warning To Those Who Will See, Says Olson Salem merchants are losing thou sands of dollars to bad check pass ers because they (ail to recognize the obvious signals that these checks fairly shout, Lou Olson, who specializes along this line for the police department, declares, with an unusually large number of shop pers in the city this week and the consequent rush at counters, many dollars will be contributed to the "paper hangers" by the merchants who fall to take a few seconds and look over the offered checks, Officer Olson says. "When a merchant accepts a pad check with a number, the chances are nearly 100 to one that he will find himself In possession of a bad check," Officer Olson asserts. "There Is scarcely a person who writes a check from a pad who Is able to re member the number of his last check, yet nearly all of tha pad checks that are frauds bear a num ber in the corner. The same ap plies to the tendering of a counter check." Officer Olson Is custodian of sev eral thousands of dollars of worth less checks, and In nearly every In whom still were held this morning, liad been exonerated. The two men held are Earl Smith, said to have been a friend of the Parker family, and George Barna man. believed to be mentally de ranged. The latter was arrested after he had appealed to several broadcasting stations for permission to talk over the radio concerning the kidnaping and murder. While the great man-hunt went on relentlessly, a report that a man striking!. resembling Hickman was chased by the clerk of a downtown hotel caused dispatch or scores 01 detectives to comb the business dis trict wi wut success. Shor.y after 10 a. m., a secret tip from the foothills northeast of Fasadena resulted In the sheriff's office rushing three deputies In i fast car to a canyon midway be tween Duartt and Monrovia, where Hickman is said to have once owned a mountain cabin. MRS. HICKMAN ON VERGE OF COLLAPSE (Continued ffom P,M l father in the country to be afraid. and to think they believe my boy did It. Edward never would do a tlilnu like that for revenue. I don't be lieve he did It at all. But If he did he wasn't rluiht. He didn't have anv III feeling toward Mr. Parker. Hut If he was guilty oh, that couldn't be but If he was, why naturally no mother would want to own him as a son. After she had retired him rlKht; shown him the difference between rlKht. and w-rontc and sacrificed to give him an edu cation. If he's guilty I want him pun- L'hed" Then as she seemed to rearjk the meaning of her statement, sue added: No of courie I would not dis own him. No. of course. I couldn't do that, but you know how I feel. When you have raised five chil dren you learn not to exiiect too much of them. They have their Interests. They think they are busier than they are. Perhaps that Is why he does not write." flhown a report that a blotter on which Marian s name appeared was found In her sons apartment, the mother no longer could avoid tears. It can't be," she sobbed. "It must have been someone else." Told he had been Identified by finger prints, the seemed unable to understand. What does that mean?" she aiktd. "isn't It poulble two per ." - N f ,T" ' ' I "S K. v, V 'f ,V,.-r l ' -ZJ-.. , t I I : s 'U ! f IV , -.Nl i F. SCOTT McBRIDR (abovel and DR. E. H. CHKRRINGTON stance, the check that has been torn from a pad and written with a number In the corner Is so bad that an odor can nearly be detected. Checks with too much writing, such as "for labor" or for this and that, arj suspicious, he says. "If a merchant would only take time to compare the Indorsement with the signature on the check, he would be amazed at the resemblance of at least some of the characteris tic letters." Officer Olson continues. "It does' not take an expert to de tect a similarity between the two specimens of writing If they are penned by the same hand, unless It is the work of an expert. Nearly everyone has some lodge receipt, driver's license or other means of identification. Such Is required by a bank, so why should not the mer chant protect himself and tvsk for an Identification?" Proprietors of the cheaper room ing houses are also common vic tims, as the bad check artist offers a check for $15 or $30 in payment for a week's room rent In advance, collects the difference and disap pears. sons could have prints alike?" Meanwhile squads of police and detectives yatched all trains, as well as the Hickman home and places the youth frequented In his school days. SWEETHEART OF SLAYER SAYS HE WAS QUEER SORT Los Angeles, Calif., Dee. 21. (ft "Eddie was a queer sort of boy, but he was lways a gentleman." This was said of William Edward Hickman, who is being noun lit for the kidnaping and murder of Mar Ian Parker, by his one-time sweet heart. Miss Marie McEwan, 17, hwt night. She told of her meeting and friendship with the youth, for whom now the (rrcatest of man-luinis in under way. "I met Eddie through several of my boy friends," she said. "He apparci tl y took a liking to me and I liked him. I don't know how he could have committed such a deed "Eddie Is not like other boys of my acquaintance. I knew him for more than ftv months. Never once in that time did he ever ask me to go out not even to a motion pic ture show. "I was going to school at the time. I have not wen Eddie for about six nonths and I do not know why he terminated our friendship. We never had a quarrel. He Just dropped out of my hti as suddenly as he had entered It." And the one-time sweetheart of Eddie said: "I liked Eddie better than an o my other friends, but now wtll he had brtr not come out here. I will assist the police In every way If I can be of any use to them." COLD WAVE FATAL TO 54 IN EUROPE London. Dec. 31 (IP) A total of 54 deaths have own recorded today 11 the severest cold wave Europe had felt in many years. Tliouh the tenipci-ntiiTP warmed here, tn continental countries the cold was unabatrd. Sixteen London hratnltnls had treated cjoo persons mho had fallen on Icy streets or been otherwise in jured In connection with the cold move. ON THE AIR WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON :M-4:M JIOIN, M.w, UI Bulls, .:-: HEX. Concert. t;U-:M KOIN. Tonr Tunr Ttatf. WEDNESDAI MIGHT S:M-S:sa ux. (us). AMuuneearats. :M-7lM KOIN SI. Oreu eoocut. S:W-1:M KGW MHI. OrcbMtra. :-!: XIX. OMIdten'I hour. J;M-S:S KOIM. AjnuKOKDt Ull. an rebcttTL t:-SM SSEX. tMnct rcheitra. l:st-s:M low, uuutr Kmc. tad r. Uileu, Ulk. SIO.W, Orchestra. M l, M J!X, StuUlo protwa. S:M-lt:fr EOIN. 6t.lt trtUt. :M-I.:M StCW. HUO prosrsm. l,:M-tt: XGW. MRbn. l.:W-ll:S KOIN. D.OC. b.nd. 10:M.1::0 KEX. Dane, frolic. NBO S to 10, Th, V.tf.txiudl. KFO Sag rraoclar. S. marktst S:S0, orehHtrai S. music; 9, strlus Quartet; 10. quartet. KGO Oakland (SS4I. S:S9, farm pro. ram: s, vodrUi I, HOC: 10. dauca orcliMtra. Bri Lm Anciln (lS), U. radlo- torlal; S:S0, orcheitra: 7. aoncs: S. trine orchestra; S, NBC; 10. planoi 10 30. violin. TUL'KSDAY HORNINO o:M-l:ft KEX t!0i Paul. Cooke. 10:00-1 1 :KGW !KI. UouseholS help, and niuue. 10:M-1S:M KEX. gtiopptnf tuld.. 10:M-lt:ll0 KOIN (Jl. UouMttUe'o procram. THURSDAY AFTERNOON IStOe-lroo KEX. Concert. lt:l-l:00 KOIN. Orcan concert. I:M-1:IS KOIN. Farm llaahea. l:M-4:00 KKX. Classical procraK. S:00-4:00 KOIN. Ncwa and mualo. 4:00-:00-.KEX. Concert. :M-S:00 KEX. Dane, miulc. S:W-0:OO KtX. Mualo and market,. :lo-S;oa KOIN. Top,, Turn Timet. THURSDAY NIUUT I M:-KEX (twi. Ne and (porta :SO-l:oo KGW . Concert. 0:00.7:00 koin (sioi. Oman concert. 0:00-7:00 KEX. Chlldren'o hour. 7:00-?:O KGW, Music. 70-8:00 KOIN. Amuaemeiit suldo ond orchestra. 7:oo-S:oo KK7C Orchestra and VUlaco Smith.. l.to-sroo so, otllur oemce aad Hover atria. S:0o-a:S0 KEX. Studto proorasn. 0:00-0:00 KOIN. fitafl artiste. 0:00-0:00 KGW. Concert. :00-I0:00 KEX. ABO chain proorans. :00-0:SO KOIN. Hawaiian duo. 0:00.10:00 KGW. NBO procram. 0:00-11:00 KEX. Dane, frolic NBO 0-0:30, musical prtwramf 0 10- 10. moon i .acle. KFO Nan rranelseo (ISt). S-30. or chestral 7. art talk; s. 0, NBC; 10, orchestra. KGO Oakland (SSI). 0. concert: T. news: s. 0, NBO: 10, orchestra. KFI I., Anreles tfls. 0:1S, 0:30, to- cal: 7. u. a. P.. s. 0. NDC: 10, music. BIRTHS, DEATHS, MARRIAGES BIRTHS PEARSON To Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Pfar&ou. a daughter. Be 117 Jean, oo De-ccmbt-r Is. HAKTLET To Mr. and Mrs. AWln K. Hanttr, a aoo bora December 17, named Thomaa Alvln. Lmumla Mr. and Ura. Harry K. hum mla have glTcn the name ot Elva Ma to their daughter, born December 14. STOCK To Mr. and Mrs. Walter Stock ft ton. Robert Joseph, on December U. HEIM To Mr. and Mrs. William H. Hi'trn, on December 30, a ion, William II. Helm, jr. OII D " ' - MADriX Jam ci MadllL Infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Or onto F. Mudill, died De cember 20 at the home, 1300 Ferry street, at the ace of seven months. The body It at Terwlltlcer Funeral home and the fu neral wlU be held Thursday morning at 11 a. m. Interment will be lu Lee Mission cemetery. DFNNY Mrft. Mary Denny died at her residence tw Marlon. December 2. at tlift age or 09 years. She leaies her widower. -" fHtwi v. oc.itcury ite form church; daughters. Mrs. Fred Kruse. of Salem. Mrs. Carl Brou, of Kansas, and Mrs. Ed. Schtecel of Calif., two song, Jolm H. and Emmanuel K., of Kansas, on brother and lour sisters, all of Hew York, seven traudchlldren. Funeral services will uctucur nrtnrm cnurcn. Capitol and Marlon gtreeta, Thursday al t. m. ncuo runcrai fariorg la charge of arrangemenls. nrtfann a 1.. - - ... irsiumuc OQ u Wr-dnesday. Dee. 11, Mr-. Molly EllzabetU Bunch, ae M yean: wife of Otto Bunch, mother or Geo. Crolsan of Olendale, Cal Mrs. J. D. Walkrr of Chellala. Cel., and Rrneat. npilmai t h n,.i. 1 1 .. m Jim Biueh. all of Sa'em. ' Announcement of funeral later by Rludon St Son. ... ,.. i,,., nirsaay, Lec. 30. Mrs. Jennie Blew, as a S3 years: slater of Mrs. A. L, Cook of Portland and Mr. Fred Elliott of Marshtleld and Char kg Wiley of Aurnacllle. Funeral announce men. later by fttgdon St Son. IIEYSER In thla eltv. R..nrt iv,. b"r 18. William Ifeyaer. age 71 yraraf ni rrra nrrser ol Loa Arweles, Norman Meyaer, of Rerdsport and Herbert Herder or Milwaukee r,i,.P.rai .n be held at 1 SO p. m. Thursday from th Rludou Mortuary. mt cufst Aiinr:? VAULT ENTOM HMFNT 1XOVD T. RIOUON. UUR. NKWIirifd " One hour and loit-llve mioulea froia Baiem via Parker Stage Lines Leave Salem al 10 am Arrive In Nraberg at '0 M 1 a Leave Hair in at 3 10 p m. Arrive at Neaberg at ta p m. Leave Batem at t Is p m ' Arrive al Newberg gt 7 oft p aft. PAHKKR 8TAOE LIN fa J W PARKEH. Mir. SOViET NAMES COMMISSIONER Shanghai. Dee. 21 (IP) The ra tten:. list Kuvernment today appoint ed n commission to lake charge of the Soviet mercintile fleet and all Russian trad In? organizations hild diplomatl: lelattons aie broken. All sovit t citizens not reRistcred by Friday will be arrested and deported. The Hankow consul crner.il and IT other Russian sailed today tor J.-lian. The soviet consul here was sched uled to leave on the steamer Shtshan Saturday. The nationalist povernment broke diplomatic relations with Soviet Ru.ssia because the Chinese con tended the Russians had aided tha communist coup at Canton. It waa :ald they found the Soviet vtce ronsul directing comnuintyt acttvl lies when they recaptured the city. A'torto. Ore.. Dec. 21 (tP For tha last time In his life tdav, Alfred Itkhardson, 38. saw the hht of the world. He Is a nepro employed at the Astoria hotel and while he wa cleaning out a washbowl, lye that had been Placed In the drain m clean tr i plumtiin exploded and went Into his eyes.