THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1929
PAGE ELEVEN
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FOU SALE HOUSES
THINK WHAT W.000 WILL DO
1 1 roomi nook, full basement, f ur
.mto Ilrcpluc". Rood location. Terms
ffi'cssh. 0.1. lilto "' Ulacount lor
ill cash Call 2007 and move In.
IIOLLYWOOD REALTY
2000 N. Copltol 47,
PltOl'KltH 7 n ImllUt
tV"o JrlcS. "located in South
Salem, Phone mi detail.. Wo nave
Alio"-client to bw "K
sn? ss s&ri iss
"Sift Nortl; .Bg.
lom to trade on a moilorn 6 room In
ionic district, not to exceed 64600.
OEISim. Ileal Estalo, HI Court at
3 LOTS on Myrtle avenue. Olio aljj
ntanjnll Phone imr. a40
OIlEAr llUUOf Mv,o
4 ROOMS and nanigp. Lot 60x128.
Near School. Price only 8160. 8100
cash Will toko lot or cor lor part.
TRIANGLE REALTY CO.
421 Court Street Ground Floor
BEAUTIFUL SUMMER STREET
HOME
Only 86960 for brand-now Knglteh
type home, larse living room with
fircDlace. ainniB rw wi
with pedestal bowl, untlnljl icd tllc.
full cement basement with Bawdust
nuraeV Nlft. lawn and shrubbery.
: Must be seen to be appreciated.
SEE Mrs. Ellis with
LEO N. GUILDS CO.. ""
820 State Street Phone "27
AN OFFER YOU CANT AFFORD
S room cottage In East Bslero. . base
ment, furnace, some wholco frultand
nut trees, streets paved and walks
in and paid. Price for a "i.Ume
Wltn IWO lULa. o.
Itt us show you this today.
nun state street Phone 1727
CHOICE homo, nicely located, won
derful view, double terraced lot.
practically now, strictly modern and
very distinctive. Owner Phono J"8J.
BARGAIN Nearly new four room
bouse, with banomcnt. furnace, oak
floor In living room, wired for elco
trlc range. East front, paved Btreet.
East Salem. Any reasonable offer ac
cepted. Will toko good cor for oqulty.
t L. WOOD. 341 8tatc Street. n.46-
FOR SALE or ""Trade. 7 room house.
basement, 1 block lond. Closo In.
Price 81500. Phone Kays 130F14a40
FOB. SALE FARMS
10 DOWN, 15 YEARS ON
BALANCE AT Or.
26 acres, 10 in cun.ivuv.iu,.,
chard: 4 ft tlmbor pasture-. Would
I5" lea from Soiem. -Prlco
40 acres. 00 In cultivation, 10 tlm
ber. 8 miles from Salem. 82760. .
SOCOLOFSKY & SON.
First National Bank Bldg.
very miic cuan win un -
Clear. Woven wire fencing, on rocK
roiui. two oanis, ... " t"r", Tn
CtC. HOt water iiiiiuuiK. ,,K:irV,wn
to half on this fine dairy. OWNER,
Bis Harm ouimn ,.... - "jj
DAIRY FARM
STOCKED and EQUIPPED
73 ACRES, on cood gravel rond.
north of Salem. All In cultivation.
Family fruit and berries, good house,
barn, poultry house, machine shed.
silo gurage, ew. run . :
machinery. 10 fine Jersey cows. 4
lie rers. nun, a iiumua. j.i.-
plcte 13.000-' cash. Will take small
acreage near Salem or Woodburn, or
baiem res. ior pu.u
421 Court Btreet Ground Floor
u
6 ACRES of laud with very good
buildings. Close to Salem. Will sell
right or will trade for city property
or will rent tho house for V12 and
the owner will give i of crop for
laKing care ut n.. mwu w
208 Masonic Tcmplo. b45
08 a. lorm with city water and
clec. twins, good buildings, well lo
cated. Will take big loss at $12,000
and trade for Tulsa county farm,
Oklahoma, or trade 120 a. farm at
8D.UUU in J. maa county iui vuntjr
farm here. In coal district.
WINNIE PETTYJOHN. Realtor.
FOR SALE or trade 40 acres. 1483
North Summer St. 1)45
FOR SALE Miscellaneous
imiiiira mlnl'o. nninV"ftl"9B llfr hit
bring sat:k3. Phone 14F3. c45
PAINT Special S gallons outside
white 8J.50. Guaranteed. Building
Hunoiv uo. mono tot.
DOOR Spucinl 4 panel doors 81.76
cacti. uiiiiuuiK oupiJiy
back of Ludd iz Bush Bank. c50
POLICE tlos for sale or exchange for
trailer or ciuckchb. u.u...
IF YOU aro troubled with diabetes
or constipation uao Jerusalem artl-
cnoKos. mono oaa, ui inu.ii.uM.a.
c49
haw wririb finiivRi-ed CO. 11 Mallard
duckd Ibc each. Phono 041, Tinner.
c40
BED and'EpriuBfl. 443 3. Winter. c40
LEAFMOLD and fertilizers. We do
temm work of all kinds. Phone
1021 -J. - . clB
SINGER Portable sowing machine ftl5
fil!5 Judson. 25U5-W. C41I
BEWINO much 1 no 98.00 2M5-W. 625
Judson. clO
fiOOD Loose oats and vetch hay,
clierp. Mrs. Helen Evans, Rt. 6.
Phono C0F13. Salem. C45
niit. fruit. Shade trees.. Orna
mentals, roses, vines. Sales yard in
center of town. Pcarcy Bros., n
Liberty street. - c54'
8 HOUSES on Union and High to
move or to be wrecked. 1 windmill
tower, complete. 435 Division. Phone
623 -W. C4B
PERMANENT cure for eczema and
other skin diseases by local appli
cation. Guaranteed to cure or money
refunded. B. F. Stewart. Capital Hotel.
Salem. c50
COLT .22 cal. automatic ions barrel
pistol. E. S. Mcrrje, Dreamland
Auto Camp. c47
ELECTRIC Wiring reuairlnu supplies
I carry a complete line of fixtures
electric rnnges repaired Leo H
Johnson So Com ) and Uuler UU
Phone 2H(tO c"
&ABBITT3 for sale at once. 2235
Broadway, Salem. c45
NURSERY STOCK
ORNAMENTAL shrubbery, fruits
walnutji. fllbfiru. LoweHt nrlcns
Warren's Nursery, Rt. 0, Puone 104P24
u4S
FOR SALE LIVESTOCK
TEAM or work mares and harness
lor bbu. 4-year-om coit xor
Inquire at Red barn on Columbia,
between Front and Commercial. e47
FRESH, HIhIi grade Jersey COW for
sale. Call Phone 107P1S. e4D
3 FRESH Cows for sale or trade for
dry cows. 1047 . Front. Mt
FOR SALE Four-year-old, Jersny cow
now dry. Will freshen In 3 mo.
$50. R. C. Jory, Route 3, Box 171.
Phone 36F4. e45
40 HEAD of horses and mules, 4 to
e years oia. iuo to nw ids., wcu
broko farm stock, blocky built and
gentle. Harness and wagons. Reason
able prices and fair trial.
DOM SHERLOCK
Rear 333 Bo. Church Corner Ferry
c4o
FRESH cow, phone 03F4.
C45
FOR BALE 3 months old shoats.
rnone iiut-j. co
DR. FRED W. LANC1E. veterinarian
uuice dw a. commercial, ruune
U08: residence phona looo. eB
FOR SALE WOOD
FOR HALE Good Dr Fir Wood. 4
foot 80.00. 10 inch 7.00 delivered.
Phone 00PJ2. ce(J9
4 FT. SECOND growth fir slab wood
cut over a year In 4 cord lots 84.00.
FOR SALE Good 10" oak. clear, $9,
knotty 8.26. Phone 58F5. ec48
DRY Wood . 10" oak, 98.60 10 Inch
2nd grow tli fir 67, Phone 1020-W.
eo48
NICE dry wood for sale. Phone 022.
i ee48
FOR DRY Wood Phono 44F31.
OAK WOOD. PHONE 1022-W. 0050
FIR and Ash Wood. Phono 110F4 or
1852-J. eeOl
OAK Wood 10" $8.60. Second growth
fir 16" $7.00. Phone 221 1-M. ee04
WOODSAWINO. Phone 1626-R. eeb9
10" 2ND Growth Fir. Phone 01F22.
CcSO
DRY 10 IN. Old Fir, 4 ft. fir, ash,
maple, old fir limbs. C. U. Hur
baugh. 838 Highland Ave. Phone 1090
ec54
GOOD DRY FIR. Phone 130F15.
Robert Fromm, Rt. 7. cc51
QOOD WOOD AT REASONABLE Price
wen seasoned second growth Fir.
Also well seasoned old fir slab and
inside wood. Prompt delivery. Phone
low. rrea k. wans, khu a. cuurch St.
WOOD SAWING Col well and Mc-
Crackcn. Phone 1819. ec40
DRY 16 inch old fir; 4 foot oak. Geo.
Mofflt. Phone 2350. . ee40
FOR DRY Wood or Coal Phone 930
warmer 'iransier uo.
WOOD SAWING. PHONE 1131. ee09
OLD Fir and second Krowtb. wood
2775 Brooks ave. Phone 2024 -M
FOR SALE POULTRY
BLACK Minorca SAtluir ca. Phono
1248-M. f47
ELECTRIC Brooder, Rood as new.
Phono 110F3, utter 4:30 p. m. f
CUSTOM HATCHING Ut 3o per em
In 1.000 lots. Exoert service Book
orders oarly. Phone 133F2, Lee's
BABY CHICKS Get your chicks from
a plant thut spcclallitcs in export
poultry b reed 1 us work. Our winnings
ut poultry Bhowa indicates tho qual
ity of our stock and our ability to
produce this quality for you. Secure
mil inxormntion irom our new cat
alogue. Remember 13 popular varie
ties. Lloyd A. Lee Hatchery and Poul
try Breeding Farm, Route 0. Box 11 tic,
Salem, OreKon. f
HELP iv ANTED
HOUSEKEEPER wanted out of city.
tor miormation cau at 2QH su
perior Street. g45
AGENTS WANTED
WANTED! Ambitious, industrious
parson to Introduce and supply the
demand for Rawlclgh Household Pro
duces in uiiB-Him or uaicm and oth
er nearby towns or rural districts.
$150 to 9400 n month or more clear
protlt. Kawieltm Methods get business-
everywhere. No selling experi
ence rcnulred. We sunnlv PrndnfLs
Outfit. Sales and Sservlce Methods
everything you need. Profits Increase
every month. Lowest prices: best val
ues; must complete service W. T.
itav.icmn uo., ucpt. UK-4422, Oalc
liind. Calif. gg45
SITUATIONS WANTED
WANTED A lady to board with lady.
Will sharo home. Phono 2842-W.
Eyenlnss. 147
WANTED to rent: Unfurnished small
lully modern house of about 6 rms.
by responsible and permanent party,
wihj win iukg uruub cure 01 same.
Must do near Willamette university.
State location and rental In first
letter to box 500, Capital Journal. 150
DRESSMAKING by day or hour.
Phono H553-J. h67
STENOGRAPHER Best of experi
ence, excellent references, phono
2009-W. before 3 p. m. Ii40
Miscellaneous WANTED
MAGAZINES and old books bound.
Bring in your Geographies. Prices
reasonable. Capital City Bindery.
Phone 1127. IW
WA NTED $4,000 private money for
five years; good security; 6V2 per
cent. Box ABC, Capital Journal. 146
GUARANTLED WATCH REPAlRlNtt
or money back THE JEWEL BOX
173 N Liberty. Salem oiiflH
FOR RENT
FURNISHED house, yaiT-UC. $11. 494
Rural. JiiO
ROOMS with bicaklast and 0 o'clock
dinner near Capitol. Phone 522-J. J47
ONE Room furnished apartment, 148
Union. J47
PARTLY furnished 3 room houss,
gar.tce. close In. Electric washer.
Best well water. Phone 657. J47
BUNGAOLOW, four rooms, unfur
nished, couple, 025. 800 N, Cottaitc.
Phone 974. J45
FOR RE.fT Furnished house, 5 rms.
and sleeping porch, garai;e, paved
street 031 N. xOlh. Close to bus line.
Phone 1497-R. J46
FURNISHED apartment, garage. 785
Court street. J55
FOR LEASE Sixteen room hotel. Ad
dress COS Front St., Silverton. J40
4 ROOM Apt. Reliable Adults, only
589 N. High. Inquire first door
south . J 40
B"0ARDER3 wanted Call at 475 BeT
mont st., or phone Mrs. Elva Jep
scn, 1470-R. J 10
NEW 6 room house, garage, water.
$22. Phone 1149-M. J49
MODERN Spanish type bungalow
with electric range. Within easy
walking distance of business section.
920 Mill street. J4B
4 ROOM furnished bungalow. Adults
only. 415 North Cottage. , J45
NICE furnished 2 and 3 room apart
ment. 691 Unlon J48
THREE room apt., modern, furnished.
The Palace Court. Phone 1547-R.
J45
FURNISHED house for rent, adults
only, r9. $33. l&B S. 19th, J45
FOR RENT
FOR RENT
Would like to have the privilege
of showing you an up-to-date un
furnished apartment at 30.00 per
month.
HOMER L. FOSTER
Over Ken Brown's
348
NET 5 room cottage 16th and D. St.
20. Call Phone 550. j48
GOOD 4 room house, 424 South 16th.
am .oo. mono tttttf-j. jb
NICE 4 room duplex. Patent closet
bed, equal to 6 room bouse 320
South 14th. Phone 1005. J48
FOR RENT Baby grand piano, rea-
Bonooic. aquiu uuiy. uox 4110.
Capital Journal. 145
WELL Furnished apartment, light.
water, garage, private Data, ivn
North Church. J48
4 ROOM house, 2011 Maple qvo. J45
3 ROOM furnished apartment $10.
oa 1 norm rront. J,U
G ROOM nicely furnished house. $33
per momn. win consider teasing
for one or two years to good and
responsible parties. See Gertrude J.
Ai. ruue, 404 uauri aireot.
FURNISHED apartment. 415 Marlon
street. J45
FURNISHED apartment at my home
C04 South Commercial. Telephone
487 or 2173-W. Emma Murphy Brown.
J
DANDY, now. strictly modern 4 rm.
bungalow, with garage, new furni
ture 935.
' DELANO
290 N. Church , Phone 2830
r
THREE garages for rent down town
section. inone rrra-w.
FOR RENT Apartment close in lur
nlshed 25.00. Phone 1772 -W. J
BUNGALOW Apt. In Palmer Court.
See E. E. Roberts with Anderson Ac
Rupert, Realtors, 169 S. High Street.
Phone 1644. J"
APARTMENT 12 and 16. Damon
Grocery 809 N. Commercial. J
PIANOS. Phonographs and sewing
machine! lor font B L. Stiff Fur
niture Co. '
FURNISHED downstairs apartment.
Close in Phnne 1772-W
LOST AND FOUND
LOST Pointer pup about 4mos. old,
about 3 wks. aco on nenitentlarv
highway near city limits. Call 323
or 997. k44
LOST Packane containing ladles'
apparel on highway north of Salem
or In town. Please leave at Capital
Journal office. Reward. - k44
REAL ESTATE
REAL BUY INT ACREAGE
13! near Salem, new 4 rm. house,
garage, some fruit, ideal for chickens
HOLLYWOOD REALTY
2009 N. Capitol Phone 2807
n47'
BEST BUYS
- Houses - Farms - Timber - Lots
Bungalows. 8100 down. bal. like
rent. Modern 6 rooms S200 down.
rnco faouu.
TIMBER
160 a. Estimated 10,000 cords 165 a.
CHOICE LOTS
Paving paid 8500, 8600, $760 up.
ftt-Altl-MBJIT tiUUOlS aWAf
Threb 3-room, 2 lots. Paving pd.,
85600.
CHOICE ACREAGE
Close In 10 A. $2500. 6 A. eiOOO.
GOO DTRADES
Fully equipped well improved 89 a.
farm, stock, crop. Implements $12,
000 for house or small acreage tract.
$7500 STORE .BLDG $7500
Rent $75 mo. Down town district,
PiODcrtv looked after, rents collector!.
To Buy. Sell, Rent, or Exchange Prop.
sco ufcjniju or BUAita
341 State Street Room 4
n'
22 A. FARM, near town, irood bides.
6 a. prunes, family fruit, Snap. $4500.
iko residence ior pare.
40 A. River bottom farm near town.
modern bldgs. Horses, cows, fowls,
machinery. 89.000. Part trade.
70 A. Alfalfa farm near Redmond.
87000. want vauey iarm.
3 good lots N, Salem. $300 each
on gooa terms.
05 A. river bottom farm bides,
timber crops. $4500. Terms.
PERRINE & MARSTER3
212 Gray Building
n"
FOR SALE OR TRADE
Landscape, floral and nursery
business, a coins concern, stocked
and equipped. Close in location Ir
rigated. Price 83000 including spring
orders. Will give terms.
6 fine acres, all plowed and level.
No buildings, close in for $2000. $200
uuwn, Daiauce easy.
4 room new house for only $2250.
$200, balance arranged.
0 room New modern house, for on'v
$3700. 0300 down, balance like rent.
North Dakota Income property, all
clear for what have you?
CO acres, all stocked and eauloncd
on pavement, good., buildings for
$11,500. Take Salem house for first
payment.
loo ncres near Salem $10,000 for
Oklahoma farm.
160 acres near Belllngham, Wash.
Marked down to 03000. All clear. Will
wuiittiige ior ciear oaiem property,
S. M. EARLE. Realtor
160 South Liberty Phone 2242
Ii47'
LOOK - LOOK - LOOK
NOW IS TH2 TIME TO BUY A HOME
SOUTH SALEM SNAP
r. offered in this 5 room cottage with
a fine lame East front lot. bath and
toilet, located near the NEW Leslie
junior HiBii school, price 61450. You
pay down $50 und tnko possession.
ACT NOW AND PERMIT US TO
SHOW YOU THIS HOME.
SACFRIC1E FOR QUICK SALE
writes the owner of this modern 5
room bun an low, built three years
nim, mil cement nasement, lurnace,
built In kitchen, breakfast nook.
laundry trays, garage. Price $3450,
I'ny down $uuu unci taKe possession,
A CLOSE IN MODERN HOME
Is offered by this owner who la mov
ing to California, full cement base
ment. 7 largo well nrramrcd rooms.
enclosed rear porch, located 0 blocks
from heart of the city. THIS
BUNGALOW WAS BUILT 5 YEARS
AGO. Priced for quick action at
jauu, on a payment ui $3uu uown.
FA1RMOUNT HILL SNAP
In a 5 room modern buncalow with
basement, furnace, garage, laundry
trays, full size corner lot With one
street pavea. rrico ejuo.
REMEMBER: We have many other
homes of value and merit on our se
lect list and we are always glad to
snow you.
W. H. GRABENHORST & CO., Realtors
134 South Liberty St. Phone 515
SALE A double c.-mntructrrl n rm
house, nice place, pavement, good lot,
humus, rnco t4uu.
Exchange: Two houses. No lncum
bratiCO. Value 5700. For Innrl.
Exchange: Good home, $3600. Mort
gage $000. And good $2600 contract.
For land.
Sale or Trade: Business nronertv
and grocery stock in valley town.
Price $3800.
Sale: 20 acres with improvements,
good land, near highway. $3000.
Sale: 26 acres with improvements,
12 acres new clover. Near highway.
Price $2500.
E. C. HOLLADAY. SQUARE DEAL
nc.AL.il u. a. joanc a lag
Salem n
REAP ESSBBEB
REAL ESTATE
WANTED MORE REAL ESTATE
LISTINGS FROM OWNERS for sale
and exchange. To match . up offer
ings already aubmltted on farms and
Salem bouses, also Salem bouses that
can be sold with a small down pay
ment and balance good terms. I
make a specialty of exchange deals
on farm and city properties. See
WELLS TALLMAN
411 Oregon Bldg, phone 737
FOR TRADE
33 acres Timber, ail clear, mostly
fir piling, maple, ash. 40 miles from
Eugene, on good highway, price
1,200.00. Will trade for Dairy Ranch
40 to 00 acres, will not pay mora
than 46.000.00 In case the ranch Is
already stocked wlU pay for same
with cash. The owner of this proper
ty will be In Salem one week, if in
terested call at my office at once.
HOMER D. FOSTER REALTY UU.
370 ft State St. Telephone 842
EXCHANGE Real Estate
FOR SALE or Trade for Salem prop
erty: Now 6 room house, Irvlngton.
Portland. Address Box 498, Journal.
nni(
TO TRADE
8 acres of fruit land with build
ings, for grazing land. Phono 2719-W.
nnti
. SOME GOOD EXCHANGE
m OFFERINGS
GOOD MODERN SALEM. RESI
DENCE, 7 rooms, extra Joining lot, 2
garages, all kinds of bearing fruit, on
pavement, ALL CLEAR, $4000, Owner
wants small dairy farm.
5 Room house In Salom and 20
acres walnuts, filberts, cherries and
other fruit, 7 miles from Salom.
Land clear $1600 acalnst residence
price $8500. Owner will exchange Xor
Salem property.
ror tneso ana otner gooa proposi
tions In Salem cltv residence subur
ban acreage Improved and unim
proved, and also good dairy and stock
farms for sale and exchange SEE
WELLS TALL MAN
411 Oregon Bldg,, Salem, Phone 737
nata
WANTED small acreage for my mod
ern home In Salem. 1140 N. 15th
Street. nn45
WE HAVE A HOUSE MADE Into 2
complete apartments and worth
$5000 clear and will trade for a clear
farm of equal value.
Good 6 room house worth $3,000.
WlU take lot or acreage.
A spicnaio ou-acre iarm ciose on
pavement, modorn lnprovementa and
worth $12,000 and will take cltv nron-
erty or small farm.
10 aood acres close on navement.
small improvements, worth $4000.
win taxe etaiem nome.
McGILCHRIST St PENNINGGTON
209-10 U. s. Bank Bldg. Phone 140
rm
WILL EXCHANGE OR SELL CHEAP
ON EASY TERMS THE FOLLOWING
TRACTS:
U0 acres, S miles from Salem.
40 acres with modern lmnrove-
ments, electric llglts, water system,
3 miles from Salem.
61 acres timber, lo miles from Sa
lem.
130 acres stock ranch with timber,
15 miles out.
72 acres near Waldport.
161 acres mountain ranch with fine
out range.
wm iraue xor gooa cicar city prop
erty or your equity.
JOHN H. SCOTT
1189 Court Street Phone 622
nn44
FOR TRADE Furnished house and
I 'acrc at Independence for unlm
proved land. Phone '057. nn-
FINANCIAL LOANS
CHATTEL AND SALARY LOANS
Car contracts refinanced
Loans on furniture
Salary Loans.
Repayable In Installment
GENERAL FINANCE CORPORATION
1st Nat'l Bank Bldg. Salem Ph. 1200
MONEY to loan on real estate. Pri
vate money, lowest rates T. K.
Ford. First National Bank. r"
LOANS
Borrow money on your personal
property. Pay. back in monthly In
stallments. WILLAMETTE LOAN COMPANY
505 Bank of Commerce Uldg. r'
MONEY to Loan on good city or farm
property. Gertrude J, M. Puge, 484
Court Street. r-
LOANS ON AUTOMOBILES
Contracts Refinanced
We can arrango to reduce youi pay
ments. You keep the car.
EIKER AUTO CO.
Cor. Liberty St and Ferry
Phone 121 Salem. Ore
FEDERAL Farm loans. 5V F L
Wilkinson. U. S. Bank Bldg. r
SALEM LOAN BUREAU Money to
loan on chattels ODd other good se
curities. 405 Bank of Commerce, r
An installment Loan
Is Easy to Repay.
Why not let us explain Its advant
ages over a straight loan?
. ANDERSON & RUPERT
169 South High
Correspondents
Equitable Savings & Loan Ass'n
HAWKINS JSl ROBERTS, Inc.. for city
and furm loans. Rates and costs
lowest available. Prompt ecrvlce. 208
Oregon Building. r
1 SPECIALIZE in City and Furm
loans. Rates and costs the lowest
Floyd C. Meyer. 120 Capitol Theater
Building, r
6
LOANS
6
WILLAMETTE VALLEY FARMS
Andorson & Rupert 160 3. High
Business Opportunities
EQUITY in Service Station for sale
FOR SALE
Lease and furnishings of an apart
ment house. 10 largo apartments, 1
small apartment and 1 collage. All
occupied now, except 1 small apart
ment. Good proposition for someone.
Price $2100.
SEE Mrs. Ellis With
i.v.rt 11. chillis CO.. Realtors
320 State Street . Phono 1727
FIRST Class service station for sale
in city of Salem, wen estaonanea
business. For particulars write P. O.
Box 428. u
YOUR CHANCE, neat, well located
grocery stock at great sacrifice, sold
short time (mo far 62.250.00. My cli
ent leaving Salem, says, get me $1200
for It by Sat. Feb. 10. See mo today.
DELANO
290 North Church Phone 2830
AUTOMOBILES
PETTYJOHN'S
BETTER VALUES
AT LOWER PRICES
1029 LICENSE INCLUDED
1027 Pontlac Landau Sedan mod
el, splendid tires, original
finish in fine shape, up
holstery fine $
1926 Studcbaker Special 6 Coach
new tires, car In fine con
dition, has had best of care $050
1927 Nash Light Six Coupe ..,.$595
1928 Nosh Special Six Coach ..$1045
1926 Olds De Luxe Coupe $495
1926 Nash Special Six Coupe, .$605
1925 Hupp Touring B, fine shupe $005
1928 Bulck Standard Sedan ...$890
1920 Nash Special Six Coach ,..$695
1926 Hupp 6 Sedan $860
Other good values In used cars
from $50 up. Ileal bargains that you
wui appreciate 11 you ace mora.
F. W. PETTYJOHN CO.
365 North Commercial Street
Salem, Oregon
"After We Sell We Serve"
AUTOMOBILES
1929 PACKARD EIGHT STANDARD
SEDAN
Used only a few thousand miles as
a courtesy car. All the. latest fea
tures. At a big discount.
PACKKARD SERVICE 61 SALES, Inc.
S16 S. Commercial St. Phone 922
SOME REAL BUYS IN HIGH GRADE
USED CARS
1928 Packard Couv. Coupe, run
only 9,000 miles $1750
1937 Packard Sedan. Perfect
condition. New car guar
antee. 1929 License $1650
1920 Packard Club Sedan. Guar
anteed, licensed. A $3200
car $1250
1928 Bulck Master Country
Club 4 pass. Perfect con- 1
dltlon. license-. $1400'
1920 Ford Roadster. 0 tires, 1929
license A Bargain
PACKARD SERVICE to SALES, Inc.
615 s. commercial St. Phone 922
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FOR RENT HOUSES
480 S. 14th street, 0 room .,..$26.00
South 12th, 4 rooms $12.60
1082 Oak street, 8 rooms ....$25.00
Mod. 6 r. bungalow $30.00
1795 N. 5th 6 room $22.60
906 South Liberty, 7 r $25.00
FURNISHED
002 Pine, cor Laurel, 5 r. bung
alow, two lots, fruit, garden $20.00
Four and Five rms, apts. $20 to $26
Before you rent, SEE
BECHTEL or SEARS
341 State Street Room 4
' T
MCKAY'S FOR USED CARS
WITH AN O. K. THAT COUNTS
1928 Chevrolet Cabriolet $623
1928 Chevrolet Coach $645
1927 Pontlac Coupe $550
1927 Chevrolet Coupe $440
1927 Chevrolet Coach $440
1926 Ford Coupe $200
1920 hevrolet Roadster $260
1923 Dodge Touring $160
430 N. Commercial Phone 1802
DOUGLAS MCKAY CHEVROLET CO.
q45
FOUR Door Essex delux sedan, alum
inum body, runs and looks almost
like new. First class condition $095.
Inquire 1596 Court Street. q42
8EE THE NEW
OLDSMOBILE
"The Fine Car Made Finer
USED CAR BARGAINS
1926 Oldsmoblle 4-door sedan $1000
1928 Oldsmoblle 2-door sedan .$950
1925 Packard 4 door sedan ....$900
1927 Oldsmoblle DeLux Coupe ..$650
1927 Oldsmoblle 2-door sedan ..$575
1925 oidsmomie DeLux sedan . .mxj
1925 Bulck Leather 4-door sedan $450
1025 Bulck a. elssa encloaura.
Roadster $450
1V25 Bulck, 4 door sedan aa&
1925 Overland Glass Xnclosure,
Touring B325
192S Ford Delivery (Inclosed) ..$300
Jewett Sedan $300
1925 Overland 2-door sedan ....$275
1925 Oldsmoblle Roadster $275
Willys Knight sport Tour. $250
Maxwell 4 door sedan $266
Oldsmoblle Sport Touring ,$250
Fords, sedans, tourings, ,
Coupes All Prices
10 OTHER GOOD RUNNING
AUTOMOBILES
Priced from $50 .to $200.
CAPITOL MOTORS, INC.
BIDDY BISHOP
350 North High Street
WHITE TRUCKS and TRAILERS
Gas - Oil - Grease - Storage and
Repairing.
Come in and see the
- 1020 Oldsmoblle.
You can buy a bigger car but not
a Better car.
WE SAVE YOU HUNDREDS OF
DOLLARS ON THESE STANDARD
MAKE GUARANTEED
AUTOMOBILES
We will save you $500 on a nearly
new Bulck Coudo See It I
We will save you $600 on a Bulck
eeaan.
Here are some 2 year old cars, all
i 6 cylinder:
Nash Special Coach $600
Hupmobiie Coupe $600
Pontlac Sedan ifinn
Chevrolet Coach ; $305
Also, we have a 1922 Bulck
seuan witn a new paint job for $275
1926 CoUDe iHfifi
1924 Tudor Sedans $176
1923 Tourings $58 to $75
1920 Touring, good shape $45
Wo have sevoroj Dodges and a Gard-
110 1 nt, a iuw price,
VALLEY MOTOR CO.
FORDS When shopping for guaran
teed used Fords don't overlook my
Phone 121.
TUB HOME OF REAL BUYS q
1024 Coupe Ruckstel axle $185
1925 2-door Sedan, Ruckstel ax. $265
1U24 Jewett Sedan $345
pillju quid na
PPiru Kit r..l 10 .... .
oil, 2 complete lubrication Jobs with
1027 Dodge Sedan 4 door.
1926 Nash 4 door Sedan.
1925 Sludebaker Phaeton. -1924
Studebaker Coach L. 9.
1926 Studebaker Phaeton.
1924 Dodge Sedan.
1926 Studebaker Roadster.
1920 Ford Roadster
1924 Studebaker Roadster.
MARION GARAGE CO.
265 80. Commercial
- We Never close
MISCELLANEOUS
POEMS SET TO MUSIC. Mastercraft
oong furnishers, Seattle. m68
DIRECTORY
AUrTltlNkfltd
F N. WOODRY 12 years Salem's lead-
ln auctioneer and flirnltnrn rinnl.
or. cash paid lor used furniture Res
and store 1010 N. Summer Phone 611
PHONE 76 H. F. Woodry & Son, Sa
lem's expert livestock, furniture
real estate ailLtlnncftlR nnri nnnrnlnnra
18 years exuerlence. HntlRfnr.tion
Huuruutuua. oiora 371 wortu uom
nitrunu Direct.
I1ATTKIIY SITPl.IKH
R. D. BARTON, National Batteries,
Buuiur unu tii'ijeratni worn perry
U. S L. BATTERY SKItUlflR H'lA.
TION. Vlck Bmthnrn Hluh Hi.rm-t
iiiiue. i-iiuiiu Hill
LLOYD E. RAMS DEN, blko accessories
anu oicycics :i7 court street.
:ontha:tok8
J. A. KAPPHAHN. Genera) team and
power Bnovci contractor, excavating
A. J. ANDERSON, Contractor. Open
oiiuii, ruune uai.
CIIIMNKY SWEEP
R. E. NORTHNESS, chimney sweep,
rauuu 44uu, (Ho
CIIIKOFKALTUIIH
DRS. SCOFIELD. X-ray Chliopractore
1-11. ami, rirs 1 nan uanx Ultig
DR. O. L. SCOTT, chiropractor 256 N
High street. Phones H7 and 2104-J
LLOYD L. HOCKETT. Physiotherapist
. otn i 'iei. itJtjtf-w. om
KNOIMYINO
SALEM ENGRAVING CO Cuts of all
purposes, iei. ma. J oo N- Commer
clal Sircet.
ROWLAND PRINTING CO., Masonic
jteinpio. casement, rnone loin Q'
HCAVKMlKIl
SALEM Garbage Co., for prompt and
luuLiuuuus service, nrxniir rvoeun
nan 000a. rnone im or 20m.
CITY GARBAGE CO. Prompt service
SALEM SCAVENGER Phone 167.
TRANSFER AND STORAGE
DIRECTORY
TRANSFER and Storage W have
padded vans and do long and short
distance hauling Larmer Transfer
CHAS. BENNETT, Painting, Paper-
PAINTERS, Paper Hangers. Interior
Decorating. Preenall'a Paint- Store,
455 Court Street. oAl
PIANO TINEU
GEO. C. WILL, ptano, phonographs,
sewing machines, sheet music and
piano studies. Repairing phonographs
and sewing machines. 433 State
Street. Salem. Oregon.
MERCHANT TAILOR
M. A. ESTE3. fine tailoring. 125 North
tdutiiy on ret. . o
MATTRESSES KENOVATCO
MATTRESSES renovated. We reno
vate all kinds of mattresses, called
for and delivered. Best ot work guar
anteed. Capital City Bedding Co.
Portland Road. Phone 19.
tXELTItlCAL SUPPLIES
1IAUK ELECTRIC CO., 461 N Front
St Electric contracting and repair
ing Appliances and Fixtures Phone
no. z.
FLEENER ELECTRIC CO. Electric
Hunting fixtures and electrle ramies
Phone 080. 471 Court Street.
EOFF ELECTRIC CO., 337 Court fit.
Wa do houfle tvlrina and carry a
complete stock of fixtures, instru-
111 tin, repairing, expeiiinuiituj wura
Electric appliances repaired. Phone
488. Q
PLUMBING
PLUMBING, Repairing, reasonable
prices, a. Jj. uoairey, raone eow-w.
082
PLUMBING und general repair work
Phone 660. Graber Bros.. 154 South
Liberty Street.
THEO M. BARR Plumbing, heating.
sheet metal works. 164 S. Commer
cial street.
CT flowors and floral pieces. Deliv
ery. C. F. Brelthaupt, florist. 613
State Street. Phono 380.
WAT Kit COMPANY
OREGON - WASHINGTON WATER
huhviue; uoMJfANX unices cor
ner Commercial and Trade streets
Bills Davahla monthlv In advance
Phone 61.
STOVES AND STOVE REPAIRING
STOVES FOR SALE REBUILT AND
repairea 07 expeix. au ciuas 01
woven wire fence. Fancy and plain
Hon basket and hooks, loxcan hooks.
Salem Fence and Stove Works. 250
Court Btreet. nacx 01 nuaicn e
LEGALS
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice Is hereby Riven that the
undersigned has been appointed by
the County Court of the State ol
Oregon for Marlon County, exeoutor
oz ut estate ox a. w. curry, ac
cessed, and has Qualified. All Per
sons having claims against said estate
are hereby notified to present the
same with nrorjer vouchers therefor
to tns unaerstgnea at nis nome at
uanas, uregon, or to l. u. urown, nis
attorney, Salem, Oregon, within six
montns irom tne aate nercoi.
uatea ana xirst nuDiisnea. Janu
ary 24, 1929.
Exocutor of the Estate ol
a. w. uurrv. nectxuiMi.
L. D. BROWN,
Attorney ior the Estate.
Jan. 24, 31. Feb. 7. 14, 21.
SCHOOL ACT NOW
TABLED AT CAPITOL
(Continued from Page 1)
the institutions of higher learning,
said It would "get away from a con
dition that has become more or less
intolerable and that interferes with
legislation at every session."
Bell criticised the attitude of the
press on the bill.
To my mind," he said, "the press
of the state is more or less subsi-1
dized by one or the other of the:
two larger Institutions. I have In
mind particularly the home pa
pers." He said that one of his bills
that was of little Importance was
commented on at great length by
the Eugene papers, while little
comment had been -made on the
consolidation bill which he deemed
of great importance. "Also the
members of the legislature," Bell
added, "apparently in the fear that
one or the other of the institutions
will have an advantage, have lapsed
into indtiierence.
'The bill gives promise of elimi
nating some of the competition and
intense rivalry between the uni
versity and the college."
Beit said some legislators from
his district have felt the dominance
of the university. "I have never felt
I was under its dominance,'' he
said, "and I want to get away from
mat condition."
The bill as finally appropved In
a conference that included the pres
idents of the university and the
collcgo and representatives of the
normal schools provided lor a board
of nine who would have control of
all funds accruing to them. It would
not disturb the executive admini
stration of any institution. If it
passes it will be effective July I,
this year.
The bill Is neither approved or
disapproved by Dr. Arnold Bennett
Hall, president of the "University of
Oregon, it became known here
Thursday afternoon. Upon hearimj
of details of the debate on this bill
in the senate Thursday morning, Dr.
Hall immediately sent a statement
to press representatives in Salem,
In which he urged that his stand
bo made clear.
"Together with Dr. Korr of O. S.
A. C, President Inlow of the East
ern Oregon Normal fchool, the gov
ernor and members of the senato I
attended a meeting called to discuss
the mater in question." says Dr. Hall.
I plainly stated at this meeting that
I could not approve or disprove of
any measure dcalmg with con
solidation of regents or any otiicr
phase of hlghed education ad mints
tratlon. This is a matter for the
university regents to tako up and
pass on.
'At the present time I am in
terested only in the university's
legislative program as approved by
the board of regents. I wish to point
out that the institution is facing a
financial crisis. -
The university has had a tre
mcndous increase In student load
and campus enrollment since 1920,
when we were alioted our share of
the miliage. The student load ha
increased 93 per cent, the enroll
ment 64 per cent, and miliage In
come but 13 per cent. This has
brought about a financial situation
that I am sure can be clearly seen
by all as one needing relief immediately.
1 "A X stated to the way And,
means committee, I only request
the legislature to consider our case
on its merits, and to allot state
funds where they are most needed.
If In the Ions run the university
and college can benefit from a mer
ger .of their governing bodies, I per
sonally am not opposed to it,
Senator E. P. Bailey, alumnus of
the university, opposed the bill.
inougn admitting that rivalry be
tween the Institutions had become
an abuse. Senator Kiddle, also an
alumnus, Indicated opposition but
wanted tune to study the bill.
Staples was for it, declaring "It
Is time to take these institutions out
of politics." Each had its ticket, he
said, "In the Multnomah county
fall election." Hall and Elliott both
opposed and Senator Moser made
the motion that got it tabled.
Senators Dunne and J. O. Bailey
withdrew bills Introduced by them
to give greater freedom to bene-j
f Icartes to appeal from decisions of
the industrial accident commission.
Tho reason for the withdrawals was
that the accident commission had
agreed to remedy the situation un
der the Corbett resolution calling
for an Investigation during the next
two years and a report to the 1931
session.
The senate killed by indefinite
postponement house bill 467, em
powering the labor commissioner to
collect wage claims, and house bill
413, extending the Hen privilege on
fish wheels, gear and boats.
The senate adopted the joint res
olution by-Dunne and J. O. Bailey
providing for the appointment of a
narcotic commission.
Other measures passed by the
senate were:
S. B. 203, by Jones and Fisher-
Providing open season of one
month for shad fslhing In Yaquina
bay.
S. B. 184, by Butt and Marks
Relating to the Incorporation and
organization of domestic Insurance
companies.
S. B, 229. by Joint committee on
Insurance Providing for fire In
surance coverage on 1 alien Dima
ines. 6. B. 94, by Fisner providing ior
the organization of tunnel districts.
H. B. 277, by Wlnslow Relating
to building and loan associations.
H. B. 270, by Roblson Fixing
bounty of 50 cents on sea uons and
$10 on seals.
H, B. 389, by Russell and Tomp
kins Relating to transportation
for students In high school dis
tricts.
H. B. 241. by Lonergan Provid
ing for a delinquent tax roll and
authorizing the cancelation of de
linquent personal property taxes in
certain cases.
H. B. 388, by Bynon Extending
corporation commissioner's power
of regulation over building and loan
associations.
H. B. 371. by HazlettPlactng re
strictions on withdrawals from
union high school districts,
directhTld
TO BE OF NO VALUE
Pointing out the little merit of
advertising directories proposed tor
electric lamp poles in the business
district, the Salem Ad club, at Its
Thursday noon luncheon, author
ized a letter of protest to tn sent
to the street committee of the city
council.
"It is the opinion of the' club that
this type of advertising has very
little merit as for as the merchant
is concerned, therefore we cannot
give it our endorsement," the let
ter reads. "If such a directory Is
needed, the same should come
under the Jurisdiction of the cham
ber of commerce and be sponsored
by local organizations disregarding
the advertising value of the same."
Both the chamber of commerce
and the Business Mens' League
have refused endorsement of the
project.
BOND ISSUE REDEEMS
TWO SMALL DEBTS
Denver. (P) The state of Colora
do has outstanding a new bond is
sue of only $424.82 because It ne
glected a couple of debts for 34
years.
Two warrants, drawn In 1894, wpre
presented to Herbert Fairall, satte
treasurer, by a Providenco, R. I.
brokerage firm. They were valid
claims, and in order to pay princi
pal and interest promptly, the treas
urer had to issue a special bond.
One warrant for $150 was origi
nally mode In favor of J. A. Sewall,
to compensate him for 19 days
work as a chemist for the state
dairy commissioner. Interest on this
warrant amounted to $144.
The other warrant was for $G0.75
and it drew $04.07 interest. It was
originally issued to James E. Car
rigues for services as district attor
ney. Carriguos later became a mem
ber of tiie state supreme court.
FORGE FIRES REVIVED
BY HORSESHOE GAME
Atlanta, Ga. (in For want of a
nail, a shoe was lost; for want of a
shoe a horse was lost; for want of
a horse a kingdom was lost, and the
trade of blacksmithlng started to
wane.
Wont of the horse, however, is
not deterring J. M. Jackson, pro
prietor or the city's only smithy,
irom preparing ior a rush of busi
ness. Ho is turning out many or
ders for horseshoe sets.
Equipment for horssshoe pitching
nas Dcen installed m live city parks,
Two courts have been laid of the
National Horscshoo Pitching associ
ation in each park. L. L. Wall Is, gen
eral manager 01 tne nark depart
ment, expects that the came will
take an immediate hold. He plans
a number 01 intr-park tourna
ments. Talbot. Carl Porter seriously in
jured nut toot Friday while slashing
for David Turnldfte on his farm
near Talbot. Porter's foot was cut
so badly that it was necessary for
Turnldge to take htm to Indepen
dence where h-a received medical
care. One stitch had to be taken in
the foot. Porter is reported to be
able to get around again at this
writing,
. On The Air
THUfUIHY
4 to 5 p. m. USX, network;
KOIN. French lesson.
5 to 4 p. . m. KEX, network;
KOIN, tops turry time.
s to 1 p. m.-now. tslk and
music; KOIN, pipe organ con
cert; KEX, music; KPI, network
and symphonette; KPO, muslog
KOO, network; KSL. music.
7 to 8 p. m.-KOW, featura,
sports and music: KOIN, orches
tra music; KEX, artlstlo ensemble.
KFI, network; KPO, talks and
music; KQO. network; KSI va
rled.
8 to S p. m. KOW, symphony
and network; KOIN. studio pro
gram; KEX, feature, lecture and
music; KFI, music; KPO, leature;
K3L, feature and muslo.
to 10 p. m. KOW, talks;
KOIN, music; KEX, opera; KFI,
concert; KPO, muslo; GO. muslo:
KSL, old time dance.
10 to 11 p. m. KOW, dance
music; KOIN, music; KEX, muslo;
KFI, dance muslo; KPO, dance
music; KQO. dance music; KSL,
dance music.
n. toJ...- m KQW, danoe
music; KOIN, dance frollo; KEX.
dance music; KFI, danco; KPO.
dance; KQO, danco muslo,
HtlUAV
la to 1 p. m. KOIN, farmers'
program; KEX, feature and dance.
1 to 3 p. m. KEX, music.
a to 3 p.. m. KOW, stock quo
tatlons and network; KEX, net
work. 3to 4 P. in. KOW, network;
KEX, network; KOIN, nows ana
music.
4 to B p. m. KEX, notwork.
6 to 8 p. m. KOW. feature and
5K?ert; .KOII'- V""" tu "me;
KEX. network.
to 7 p. m. KOW, network;
KOJN, organ music' KEX, music:
KFI, network; KPO, network
KQO. network; KSL, network.
7 to a p. m. KOW. featura
program; KOIN. studio program;
KEX. chain feature: KFI. net
work: KPO network; KOO, net
work; K3L, network.
8 to 9 p. m. KOW, program;
KOIN, studio program; KEX, fea
ture: KFI, network; KPO, net
work; KQO, network; KSL, muslo.
8 to 10 p. m. KOW, Spanish
music; KOIN, vocal music; KEX,
features; KFI. conoert; KPO. light
opera: KOO. drama;. KSL, dance
music.
10 to H p. m. KOW. news and
studio program: KEX. entwork;
KFI. dance music; KPO. danoe
music; KOO, concert.
'I to U P. m.-KOW, Hoot
Owls; KOIN, dance music; KEX,
dance muslo; KPO, danoe; KOO.
dance music.
BIRTHS, DEATHS,
MARRIAGES
BIBT1I8
-Landers A son. Edward 1Tlnv tn
Mr. and Mrs. Carl LeRoy Landers,
February 20.
DIED
LUNDY CautA Lunrlv AIR NnrH
Church treat, died Thursday morn
ing at a local hospital at the ago of
68 yea 11. Besides nor husband, H. L.
uuuuj, iiiu a . j-iuuuy is nurviveci Dy
threo daughters: Mra. John F. Rollow,
oaiem; jura. 1 nomas uunningtou,
Denver, Colorado: and Mrs. Charles
Busby, Hale, Colorado. Remains In
care of Terwllltger'a funeral home,
Fttneral announcements will be made
later.
WEIDNER At the family home at
waconda Station on February JDth,
Wm. S. Woldner at tho ago of 73
years. Survived by his widow, Laura,
by two daughtors and five Bona, John
and Thomas of Newberg, Oro., Will
lam and Eaiiof St. Paul, Ore., Maude.
Voile, Raymond of Portland, Orogon.
Likewise by two sisters, Mary La-'
molne. of Iowa, and Cnrrln nonlr nf
Seattle, Wash. Funeral services will
be held Friday, Feb. 22 at 3 o'clock
at the parlors of the Salem Mortu
ary with Rev. P. w. Erlksen offici
ating. Interment will bo in ClaggoU
cemetery.
LUTHY Kfnrrniprltn T.ulhv ni nf
the family residence. 4fl7 finuih lath
street, Thursday morning. Survived
uy mo louowiiiK sons ana daughters:
Fred and Rudoloh Luthv. Ohm? rh-
ward Luthy, Powell Butte, Oregon;
Ernest, Portland; Charles, Anna and
Mrs. Mary Menamo, all of Salem:
Bertha, Portland; Mrs. Florence King;
Mitchell, Oregon; and Mrs. Helen Du
Kette, Qervals; also a sister, Mrs,
Rosa Wclnoz. of Ohio. Funeral serv
ices Saturday at 1 o'clock at Bethany
Reformed church. Interment Mt.
Hope cemetery. Waldo Hi lis iirinn
& Son, directors.
TTrrrtiiTncDcra .....
berger, 62, died suddenly at the horn
at 1789 North Summer street Wcdncs-
uu'"" y "i wid
ow. Mrs. Mario Mlltonbergcr, two
wuuicio, J1UWU1U VI AUSeiUlO, MOD.,
and William of Salem, and two sis
ters, Mra. Clarence McMillan of
Thedford, Neb., and Mrs. Donald
Toolcy of Jerome, Ida. Announce
ments later from Klgdon and Son.
65, Wednesday morning in Sulem,
Survived by a brother, Clarence
Blakclcy, Salem; and two sisters; Mrs.
Clara Nye, Polk county; and Mrs.
Fressa Alexandra. Remains at Ht
don's Mortuary chapel at 1 o'clock
Friday. Interment Odd Fellows" cem
etery. February 31 at a local Hospital at tho
Ciough-Huston's. Funeral announce
ments later.
HARDIN Fob run rv 2t nt tm fnt.
lly residence, 714 South 21st street,
Joseph B. Hardin, 57. Benldcs his
Widow. HattlQ Hurdltl. tha dfnanH l.
survived by five children: Mrs. C. IS.
cwniK, wciinvcnec, wn, mis. o. o.
Beach, Roland ; and Rodney and
Glen Hardin, both of Salem; threo
brothers: Bcnnol, of Canada; Roe, of
California; and Frank, Oregon; and
a Bister, Mrs. Mary Reynolds, of Cal
ifornia. Body In charKc or Clougit-
ii.ni.uu a. v uncriu announcement .
will bo made later.
MT. CREB1 ABBEY
MAUSOLEUM
VAULT ENTOMBMENT
LLOYD T. RIUDON. MGR.
OREUON STAGES. INC
Lbiiva Irnm -a-j.r M Hiuh
DALLAS: 9:10. 11:10. 1:10. 4:tio 0:60.
i-nnw ii 1. vim, 1. iv, d:du.
MONMOUTH-INDEPENDENCE: 7:30.
t:10 12:10. 3:10. 6:10 atid B:00 p tu.
on fa und ays und holidays only
SILVbltTON: 9:00. 3:UU, 7:00.
McM INNVI LLE,. .-J E WBEKU, Tl Ll.A-
MOOK and FOREST OliOVE: 0:10.
1:10, 4:05. 6:b0.
All beach points 0:10 and 1:10.
PORTLAND: 4:10, 7:00. 7:60, then
hourly on the hour uoill 7 p. m
then 0:00 and 11:66 p. m.
UUGbNE and SOUTH: 9:10. 11:10 a,
in ; 1:10, 2:10, 3:10. 6:10. 7:10. 9:10
and 11:10 p. m.
For Information Phone G9B
Bclo Returns received by Ed
Palon from milk tents at Stayton
indicate that his cows tested from
5.5 to 5.7 from December 10 to
January 31. During that period
Palon tupplied 3020 pounds of milk
from four cows and the content ot
butterfat totaled 170.333 pounds,
ranging from 56 to 00 cents a pound.
The cows are high-grade Jerseya
and Guernseys.