MONDAY, JULY 1, 1929
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON
PAGE NINE
Fashion Note -- Stockings Are Sheer This Season. Sheer Nonsense, Most Of Them.
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FOR SAKE HOUSES
$1350 Bungalow. 3 rooms, toilet, bath.
line corner lot, good location,
(200 down.
2400 Bungalow. 4 rooms and nook,
buacineiit, fireplace, oak floor,
gartige and paving paid. S100 dn.
$2500 5-ruom house on lot 60x106.
Paved alley, on Chemeketa fit..
close In, toilet, bath, fireplace
and garage. Terms.
$3250 6-room bungulow with nook.
modern in every way, good loca
tion, oa viiiii Da id. 6350 down.
$4400 7 -room English type house lo
cated on North loth St. Modern
In every way. 8200 down..
$6750 New 7-room up to date Eng
lish type house at 9JS N. Quni-
sa400 7-rooiii English-, tune .houses,
oak floors throughout, 64x128
lot. This Is certainly a fine home
located on McOUchrlst St. $1000
down.
SfiOOO Private money to loan at 7.
MEL V IN JOHNSON or A. L. DARK
320 U. S. Bank Bldg. Phone 037. a'
NKVKtt AfiAIN
will this property sell us low. $200
down, balance like rent. Fine e-room
modem home, on one of Salem's best
streets, corner lot and both streets
paved. Double gurnge. price reaucea
from (5500 to 420U. A real bargain.
See.
SEARS ii TUCKER, 184 S. Coml. St.
C10U DOWN 525 MONTH
Good 5-room houses In fine condition
and good location on paved street,
price reduced for qtitrk sale, $1700,
SEARS & TUCKER, 184 S. Com'l. St.
SPECIAL
We have a kooU first mortgage of
$2000 on property valued at $.-000.
contract of $440 on property valued
at$8U0O. same cler.r business lots val
ued at $700 and 35 acres, clear. Valued
at $3500. Will trtulc all for Salem pro
perty or Improved acreage near Sa
lem. We have a real bargain In a 3-room
house and 2 nice- lots on a paved
street, has garayu r.nd woodshed, two
applo trees and one cherry. Price
$1000 with $50 down and balance like
rent.
See Thompson with
LEO N. GUILDS CO., Realtors
320 State St. Phono 1727.
ftf.Jj; 1 KOflM HOUSE SG25
Garage, city w:vtcr nnd electric
lights, lot 50x100 ft., block to pav
ed street and bus line. Cash $25, bal.
$12 per mo. ami interest ai o.
LEO N. CHILDS CO., Realtors
320 State St. Phone 1727.
NEW HOME
n i rut sinn CASH
Four rooms, lull cement basement,
piped furnace, hardwood floors, fire
place, Dutch kitchen, wired for range.
Oarage. BE SURE TO SEE THIS, IT
IS A KEAI. BUY.
TRIANGLE REALTY COMPANY
421 Court St. Ground floor.
GARAGE HOUSE
Two rooms. Hollow tile construction,
2 lots, good location on paved street,
PrlTRIANOLE REALTY COMPANY
421 Court t. urouuu uwi.
inn fjiii 17 MONTH
You can move in your own home. 4-
room plasterea ounziuow, eic mi.
sewer In. paving paid, owner away.
. . .,.11 fpirtp Prlcn A 1250.
House and lot lor the price pf lot.
Drive out to ovo w.
,v. r riiior Rt. if interest
ed seo Louis Bechtel. sole agent, 341
.riD nr,kii jr Hliih school. In dis
trict ot high class new homes. Has
the features you have been looking
for. hdw. floors throughout, tile bath
and drain board. The Pttlest kit
chen you ever saw. furnace, fireplace,
elec. water heater, ees. garage, worth
at least $5000. Owner has left town
and will not rent. Has made a bargain
WHtUE PETTYJOHN, Realtor
8 Hlgtl St.
-OUR BEAUTIFUL new 7-room i brick
house, also 2 wonderful lots, M1
A hnriraln. PhOUO 952J. 1&Q
vnn sale House on 5th St., close
In. fine lot, can be bought at only
Fine prune ranch with good crop
on. will accept some trade on this, in
B8New home to sell on easy terms, all
modern, see us lor hwuibui.o.
SQUARE DEAL REALTY CO.
202 U. S. Bank bid. a'
mnrriut onrnnr lot In Hnllth SS'
lm Phnna 2538R, OT call at 872 N
20U1 St.
al6l
FOR SALE New Eiittlteh type home,
Sout l Salem $4000. Will take acreage
or sn.aU house. F. I. Wood. 341 State
St; 167
FOR SALE New four room house 10
blocks out. Owner going away. Must
sell. $1600. P. L. Wood. 341 State bt
FOR SALE Two close-in homes at
way below cost. L. Wood, 341 State
st. ai5T
FOR SALE FARMS
160 A. DAIRY farm for sale or trade.
26 miles from Poitland, B5 A. In cul
tivation, fenced and cross fenced.
Buildtnss. $05 per acre. H. R. Presnall.
owner. 455 Court St.. Salem. 179
FOR SALE Miscellaneous
STOCK trailer. Rt. 7 box 31 A.
FOR SALE Gcod clean clover seed,
150 lbs. at 25c lb. Bruce Bowne, Tur
ner, Ore. Phone 715. c!58
LUMBER, lath, shingles, mouldings,
oak, fir and whitrock hemlock floor
ing, truck and trailer body material.
Get our prices. It pays. Hollywood
Lumber yards. Fairground road. c!60
ONE 8-picce walnut dining suite Just
like new. 1415 S. Liberty. Phone 1324
W. cl57
FOR SALE New hemstitching ma
chine reasonable for cash. 1860 N.
Summer. Pnone 226 1R. Cl56
FOR SALE Used baby buggy reason
able. 1360 North Cottage. cl5o
CANNINO strawberries 2c lb.
them yourself. Phone 44F33.
noiDrpii Pi urn nrrirra earlv for bin
der, combine and thresher improved
drapers. Bartoas Co. 310 South Winter
Phone 1800. C157
FOR SALE Ice machine complete.
fen mniAr rhMD. 25B5 Paci
fic hichwav. cl56
CARROTS, green onions, lettuce.
green peas, all 6c. The World Farm
M ark"t. R03 North Liberty. C158
FOR SALE LIVESTOCK
75 fine yearling ewe lor sale. Ball
Bros.. Turner. el57
3 COWS for sale or trade lor dry
cows. 1647 N. Front. M57
COW for sale. Route 3. box 223. el 57
,W. 4. PATTERSON, M. D. V.
Veterinary Surgeon
Raa. 458 W 21st St. Phone 1461 J
Dtt FRED W LAN OK veterinarian
Office 62g 6 Commercial Pnone
1108: residence Dbone 1B68
8-weks-old Ch. W. pigs for sale.
rrtone seria. or box twu. m. m.
lem. Ore. el 5a
WlUfZ VfANT ADS
REAP xEBESSa
FOR SALE WOOD
DRY 16-in. old U r, ft foot oak. Phone
3358. - eel 78
GOOD WOOD AT REASONABLE Price
Well seasoned Second urowtn nr
Also well seasoned old fir slab and
Inside wood. Prompt delivery. Phone
1542. Pred B. Wells. 280 S. Church St
ee
SHED DRY WOOD COAL. SALEM
FUEL CO. PHONE 13, 79t TRADE.
PROMPT SERVICE. ee
WOOD SAWING. Phone 1131. eel 55
DRY 16-ln. OLD PIK; 4-ft. fir, grub
oak and ash. Cord measure. Reduc
tions on large orders. C. U Hsrbaugh.
838 Highland Ave- Phone 1W0. eel 59
WOOD SAWINO. Phone 1G25K. eel 78
FOR SALE POULTRY
BRING your poultry and iugs to l'J45
Fairground road, get top cosh price.
Phone 715J. 103
FOR SALE, cheap, every Wednesday
until July 10. odds and ends In day
old chicles. Come and sec them. Wil
lamette Valley Hatchery. 410 South
24th street. (157
BABY chlx and custom hatching, set
tings and hatches twtce each week
Phone 133PJ. Lee's Hatchery. f
HELP WANTED
WANTED Man to run flax ouller.
Must have experience. Ball Bros. Tur
ner. gl57
WANTED Five or six loganberry
pickers. Shacks, wood. Route 5, box
40. Salem. gl57
GENTLEMAN driving to Salt Lake or
Grand Junction will give transporta
tion for care of mother on trip. Call
S. Green, Rt. 4. Box 0, Salem. g250
to 4.
WANTED Two young men between
17 tn 21 free to travel. Salary 63 a
day and transportation. See Mr, Eakle
ut Bllgh Hotel between 6 and 8 p.m.
gio
SALESMEN Snappy line harvest and
dreys hats. Splendid opportunity with
unlimited possl bill ties. Must nave car.
Relercncefc. Pioneer Hat Co Maiden-
lane and 23rd, St. Louis. Mo. glSG
EXPERIENCED salesman wanted to
handle last selling oil ice specialty.
Great chance for a real hustler. Write
Western Sales, boo Market &t ban
Francisco. gioo
wanted P;-actical nurse for few
hmirn dailv. Anclv box 321. Journal.
SITUATIONS WANTED
YOUNO LADIES want work eve
nings between 7 and 12. Phone 100
F21. h!56
Miscellaneous WANTED
WANTED. $2000 private loan, on sub
urban grocery store and building in
cluding all fixtures with service sta
tion. This Is No. one property. Answer
box 269 Capital Journal. 1156
POULTRY WANTED Hens, frys, old
roosters. We are never full up. Salem
Poultry Co. 389 S. High. Phone 2400.
WANTED Loose hay in field, clover
preferred. Any amount, R. W. Clarke,
tit, a. vox izi.
WANTED 1000 ' DCODlO to come to
our store for free can Flex "the won
der worker." Building Supply Co.. 170
No. Front at. Phone Wl. unt-
FOR RENT
FOR RENT Four room cottage and
Harare. Uood furniture lor sale. 1045
Shipping. 2074M. )158
FURNISHED 3-room apt.
High.
MK8. L. R. CLARK. Rooms to rent.
1215 N. Coml. 1157
fi-room house.
J 150
TH ll EE-room aoartmeuts downstairs,
newly furnished. $20. $25; upstairs
$15. 411 N. Summer. Phone 630. J156
4-ROOM furnished cottage. 1378 Fer
ry. J 157
GARAGE for rent, located on Pacific
highway. Call 359W. )158
4-ROOM duplex 300 So. 14. Phone
1005. 1158
COMPLETELY furnished 5-room mo
rlfirn house Basement. On bus line.
Piano, good garage, garden, fruit. No
crmaren. liuoo wo. torn i. jaoi
3-ROOM furnished apartment. Private
bath. 372 N. Winter. 1150
FOR RENT Sleeping rooms for gen-
t tern en. 205 Uregon mag . y
FIVE room house, furnace, complete
ly furnished. 1063 Oak St. Phone 1903
M. Adults only. 1156
BOARD and ROOM. Souare meals
210 S. 14th. Phone 1596J. J157
FURNISHED basement apartment,
close is, $10 per month. No children.
lio Marion. Mrs. ti. v. nuooam. jiai
FURNISHED 2 or 3 room apartments.
McAlplne Apts. Phone 1849. 1157
FIIKN1SHKD anartmeut. 1598 Court.
jiou
ROOM with meals.
CC0 Chemeketa.
Phone 622J.
J 157
FOR RENT Modern house and gar
age, wo North l-'llth stroet. Phone
lUOtiW. J ID I
ROOM for rent, furnished or unfurn
ished. 1410 Madison Ave. 1160
MODERN 6-room also 4 -room house
Call 1540 Stale. J 157
GOOD 6-room house. 2 lots, lame gar
den space. Fiutt and berries, $25 per
month. Go I Thompson Ave.
AMBASSADOR APARTMENTS
LNLiEM NEW MANAGEMENT
Clean, nicelly furnished 3-rm. apart
ments, one 3-rm. iurn. or uniurn.
Radio, clc. refrigeration. Oarage or
free parking space. New cooling sys
tem installed. Preference to perma
nent. Phone 1B72. 550 N. Summer
St. J 159
CHOICE furnished 3-room apt. for
business people at 3&B N. Liberty.
Phone 1700. i
modern
J164
APARTMENT. Phone Emma Murphy
Brown. 487 or 2173W. J"
APARTMENTS $17 and $18.
Orocery, 898 N. Commercial.
Damon
r
THREE garages for rent down town
section. Phone 1772 -W. J
PIANOS, Phonographs and sewing
machines lor rent. ii. L. Stiff Furni
ture1 Co. JB
FISHER APTS. 8. Com! St. P b o n e
2346W. J 156
UNFURNISHED five room house, gas
range, garage. 1331 Marlon St. Phone
543W. evenings. J15B
4-ROOM furnished apartment, mod
ern. Look them over, you will like
them. Close in. Phone ltt35. J 156
MODERN houses, 1795 N. Sth St. ISO.
Partly furnished house $12.50. Phone
610. J 158
LOST AND FOUND
LOST Sunday night, man's black bill
fold. Name W. J. Morris. Toledo, Ore
gon, therein. Leave at Journal office.
kl57
LOS'P 3mU white curley haired
male dog with Los Angeles license,
named Llndy. $5 reward. Phone 2SP4.
Wm. Blske, Rt. 8. klM
LOST, shell -rim glasses in black case.
Please return to Capital Journal. Re
ward, kiss
LOST Sunday on S. P. track, check
book containing check for $5 payable
to -Cash.- 1140 Norway. Reward. klM
LOST AND FOUND
MISCELLANEOUS
IF YOU want a sewer put In or fixed
Call Boatwrlght 505 W. miss
J. A. SMEED. well driller, 910 N. 18th
St. Phone 2464J. mlTO
BOOST SALEM, when In need of a
painter why not employ a bona fide
resident and nrorjertv owner who nur-
cbases all material from Salem mer
chants? Terms to responsible parties.
K. P. Mobley. Phone 2056J. ml 77
PAINTINO CONTRACTOR. Oood Qua
lity work at reasonable prices. Phone
2031W. B. J. Reasor. ml72
EXPERT finger waving and marcel-
ling-60c. Phone 1147 for appointment,
343 ',i N. Commerciia. ml58
VANTED Free dirt. 1025 No. Coml.
St. Oood place to dump. 1156
WANTED, good farm team weighing
2500 In working order, 10 years old.
Drop euro, to J. u. wuu. lyous, ure-
gon. 1158
REAL ESTATE
70 ACRES 66300
6-room house in fair condition. Good
born, garage, poultry house, 20 A crop.
8 A. young cherries; S A. strawberries.
3 good springs, on good road. A good
team horses and all tools. Trade lor
Salem property. See
SEARS tfc TUCKER. 164 S. Coml. St.
$1400 will buy a good 4 -room home.
Norm on paved street, no down pay
ment. Terms like rent.
Beautiful 7-room house to trade for
Portland residence.
Wonderful dairy farm on the coast
lur rent, win nanaie iu cows, see ab
out this rt ence. Rent paid by a per
centage tf the milk checks monthly.
20 ucrcH 7 miles from Salem. 8 room
new house with lull Duaement. Only
$2500. You will have to act quick to
get mis,
5-room beautifully furnished mod
em home In South Salem. Wonderful
landscaping, with big snade trees.
J. F. ULKICH CO.. Realtors
129 N. Conri. St. Phone 13o4 n!58a
Fully modern 7-room home located
In fine residence district. East Port
lands Owner wants acreage near Sa
lem. Value $5000.
Modern home in Spokane for home
In Salem, must have 3 bedrooms.
Will pay a difference for the right
one.
Modern 7-room home In North Sa
lem to exchange for 5 acres with good
house.
5 acres, we!! improved, 4 acres cher
ries, exchange for farm, pay some
dlfiercnce. Price 86500.
Suburban corner with good 3-room
unguiow. ui leet iront on pavea
street, iraae or sen on easy terms.
$3500.
SCO IS. K. HUUUltTiS Wltn
ANDKKSON &. RUPERT. Realtors
18U S. High St. Phone 1644. n!57'
BEAUTIFUL 1-A home Salem Heights
block car line, nearly new 6-roora
house, modern in every way. Frigtd-
aire, an in irtut, nuts ana iiowers.
Tills Is au Ideal cuburban home and
bargain, axisu. lor a A adiolnins
Salem, improvements worth about
$J000. The best bargain in acreage
arouna n on:cm. icrms nice rent.
VALLEY LAND CO., 184 N. Liberty St.
nl56
GO A River bottom farm. Good bldgs.
88000. Take residence for purt.
145 A. River bottom farm so500. Easy
terms or uikc resiaence.
135 A. Farm 75 in crop. Bldgs., fruit.
wood, springs, stxxw. easy terms.
200 A. lunch near Salem. Snap, $15,
000. Want smaller farm.
Suiem residences for farm.
PER1UNS & MAKSTERS, Gray BIdg.
C11AS. SPUKLIN
Real Estate and Insurance
120 New Bllgh Bldg. Phone 1860
JUST a mile out we have 10 beautiful
lmoroved acres, one of the best ar
ound Salem. The crops are all In and
are fine. The owner is old and must
sell. It Is a bargain $5000 will buy
it. nicuiicnrist ge renmngton, 2Utf u
o. pan tiiag., f none iw.
$200 CASH will b y a strictly modern
new bunsalow. naved street. Rust St-
tem. balance $30 per month and the
nee is jovu. r. i. wooa, ak state
at.
WORKING MAN'S OPPORTUNITY
FOR SALE 2 acre tract Garden
itoaa, no payments or interest nrst
year to purchaser building a home
on property, a iter nrst year, io mo.
and Interest at 6. Thos. A. Roberts,
205 Oregon Bldg.
EXCHANGE Real Estate
ALBANY for Sslem, modern 5 room
bungalow with furnace. Will rent for
$30. To trade for Salem nrooertv or
close In rtcreage. 1200 S. 1st St., Al-
oauy, ure. nnibY
FOR TRADE
20 A., 4 room house, garage, well, or-
uiiara, running water, o'a mi. to aa
lein. trade for house In Grants Pass.
Med ford or Klamath Falls. See Homer
D. Foster. 370',j State St. nn!56
SALE OR EXCHANGE
137 ACRE FARM. 75 A. under olow
1500 cords fir and oak timber. Good
creek and spring. Four room house,
large burn, poultry house. Other out
ouuuings. fT ze tewo. biouo cash.
win exchange lor city property
small acicige.
TRIANGLE REALTY COMPANY
421 Court St. Ground floor. n
CALIFORNIA for Salem. Will ex
change 2lj acre Improved property
near Riverside Cal., for Satem city or
improved acreage. 4 -room modern
house, fine condition. Electric lights,
piped for hot and cold water, near the
Mission Blvd. Submit offer. Owner
J. A. White, 2345 State street, Salem.
nnl5C
WILL TRADE 480 acre farm in South
Dakota for valley farm. Call 634 Ferry
St. nn!56
SIX ROOM house and 10 lots to trade
on Salem property. Would pay dltfer
ence. 641 Mill St. evenings. nn 156
HAVE beach home, plumbed, double
garage, beautiful location. Will trade
ror vacant lots or Salem property.
Value $1500. Address 320 Capital Jour
nal, mi
EXCHANGE Good 60-acre farm, well
improved, good location. Take a home
in balem. F. L. Wood. 341 State St.
nni&f-
FINANCIAL LOANS
PRIVATE money to loan on farm pro
perty. Phone 1611. 314 Masonic tem
ple. rl58
PERSONAL INSTALLMENT LOANS
The GENERAL INVESTMENT COR
PORATION la owned and operated by
Suiem 'a Business and Professional
men. It operates under Oregon's in
dustrial loan act and was organized
to protect the small borrower.
CONSULT US FIRST
Our rate are lower because they are
legal.
GENERAL INVESTMENT CORPORA
TION, of Salem. Ore., 201 First N'
ttonal Bank bldg. Phone 1200. r'
MONEY to toan on real estate. Pri
vate money, lowest rates T. K.
Ford First National Bank r"
WHERE TO BORROW MONET: On
Automobiles, Furniture. Livestock
Personal effects, and other good se
curities. SALEM LOAN BUREAU, 405
uanx 01 commerce. Baiem, Oregon.
Borrow money ou yuui personal
property. Pay back la monthly In
stallments. WILLAMETTE LOAN COUPAN1
606 Bank of Commerce Bldg. r
HAWKINS & ROBERTS. Inc.. for CH
an farm loans. Rates and eoste
lowest amiable. Prompt service soe
Oregon Building.
An Installment Loan
la East to Reoas
Why not let us explain its a'lvant-
Mes over a uraism loanr
ANDFRfON At RTPRRT
189 South limb
(crrftpDdrD's
Equitable Serine A 1sb Aaa'D
f
FINANCIAL LOANS
FEDERAL Farm loans. 6Vi
Wilkinson u a Bans uiag
WILLAMETTE VALLEY FARMS
Anderson & Rupert 100 8 lllgb
LOANS ON AUTOMOBlLXa
Contract Refinanced
Payments Reduced.
You Keep Your AutomobU
We pay balance due
dealer, bank or flnanoa
company, and reduce
your payment Addi
tional money loaned.
Strictly confidential. We
banal our own paper.
BIKER AUTO CO.
Cornet Liberty and Perry Sta.
Phone 121 Salem, Ore.
AUTOMOBILES
PNEUMATIC tired truck for sale or
iraae lor wooa. lumber, nay or any
kind of stock I can use. Truck in
good shape but have no use for It
now. ojh n. cnurcn st Salem, q
FORDS When shopping for guaran
teed used Fords don't overlook my
complete stock E1KEH AUTO CO
Phone 131.
THE HOME OP REAL BUYS Q
VALLEY MOTOR COMPANY
Reconditioned USED CARS
- HKDANS
1928 Essex super coach $575
:a Model A Tudor. Now Lima B7S
1928 Chevrolet landau indan ... B7S
iai rora roraor. ua noons . ,.,
200
COUPES
1920 Model A. Standard. 3000
miles
620
1928 Chevrolet 495
1928 Ford. Ruckstell. Excellent
condition 285
isao l'ora
1925 Ford. Balloons
ibii tXia special
TOURINGS
1926 Star 6. Excellent condition
1925 Stude. Duplex Phaeton ..
1924 Ford. A good one
1924 Overland
1923 Star
75
ROADSTERS
1925 Standard Bulck. Enclosure
1028 Chevrolet
425
225
165
120
110
65
luna rora
1925 Ford
1924 Ford. A good one with box
1923 Ford pick-up
TRUCKS
1928 Ford model AA. 7000 miles
1!)LS Pnrrt RiirVitelf SOvfi tlru
550
2O0
1020 Ford , 100
open Evenings
VALLEY MOTOR COMPANY
Phone 19B5. Center at Liberty.
BETTER
USED CAR VALUES
AT PETTYJOHN'S
1928 Bulck Coach, like new
1920 Ford Coupe
1926 Pontlao Coach
1926 Ford Roadster
1925 Nash 4 -door Sedan
1924 Chevrolet Roadster
9B Franklin Coach
Many other used cars. Some oriced as
low as $65 end good values In each
ana every one 01 mem.
P. W. PETTYJOHN CO.
North Commercial St. Tele. 1260
"After we sell we serve" q
MAKE AN OFFER
USED CAR SALE
6- Days free trial
All cars must be sold regardless of
pneo
1626 Bulck roadster, glass enclosure.
1927 Essex sedan, new nalnt and tires
1927 uaKiand seucn. a-i mecnauicaiiy
original jinisn.
1926 Hudson coach. A very good one.
1926 Dodge sedan. New paint, A-l me
chanically. 1927 Essex coach. New paint and tires,
overhauled.
1927 Essex coupt. Original finish. New
tires.
1927 Essex roadster
1926 Essex coach
1925 Essex coach
1924 Hudson coach
1925 Ford coupe
1922 Studebaker touring
1924 Chevrolet touring
STATE MOTORS. INC.
Ttiirfttin-iCMv nixtrtbutora
High and Chemeketa Sts. Phone 1000
4th OF JULY CLEAN UP SALE
COME ON BOYS & TAKE "EM AWAY
IP YOU DONT THINK THESE ARE
BARGAINS, JUST LUME AflU
LOOK THEM OVER
Ford Sedan . $50
Ford Touring $50
Briscoe Touring .... $50
Chevrolet Roadster . . $95
Bulck Touring .... $125
Oakland Touring ,. $125
Id'irt VnH Tl'rifttnr ft 105
BARGAINS, EACH AND EVER ONE
OP THEM. BUY t-.Vi TUDAX
P" W PETTYJOHN CO.
365 N. Commercial St. Telephone 1260
"After we sen we serve.
SACRIFICE SALE OF U8EU CARS
All care priced by Northwest useo
Car Manual, bate uoages. oiuucua
kera. Fords, Naahs and othei MARION
GARAGE. Phone 362. Open day and
Night.
pRirirn for quick SALE
2 Ford Touring, starter $ 40
29 Fnrd Rnsrister. starter ...... 45
23 Ford touring, starter 60
25 Ford touring, balloons 85
25 Foid sedan, balloons 165
25 Ford coupe, balloons 150
25 Overland sedan 245
27 Star touring 265
25 Dodge roadster 2tJ5
27 Chevrolet coach , 3H5
27 Essex coach 365
All cars guaranteed
EIKER AUTO CO.
Cor. Liberty and Ferry Sts. q
Husiness Opportunities
STAGE Terminal and confectionery.
uoing gooa Dusincss. rrice ana terms.
Mien v consider business man could
handle. Going out on account of small
child. Box 216 capital journal. U158
Grocery, Moat Market, Confectionery
uoing a gooa ousiness. a line oppor
tunity for vou. $2500 will bur all
stock and will letiw the store room,
Ilxturcs, and dwelling very reason
able lor term 01 3 to s years, tttocic
is all clean stock. No stickers. See my
nucnts at once.
SEARS At TUCKER, 184 8. Coml. St.
u-
BUSINESS CORNER close In. greatly
reduced in price. Business lot down
town $11,000; business lot near high
nchool $2350.
GERTRUDE J. M. PAGE, 492 N. Cot
tage. U
BAKERY First class equipment, do
ttier good business. Only bakery in
good valley town. $1600 cash will
handle. Box 273, Capital Journal ti!57
DIRECTUM Y
AUCTIONEERS
F. N. WOODRY. 12 years Salem's lead
ing auctioneer and rurniture aeaier.
fjasn oaio lor useo iurniture. es. ana
store 1610 N. Summer. Phone $11. Es
tablished 1010.
PHONE 75. H. F. Woodrv As Son. Sa
lem'e expert ltveetock. furniture, real
estate auctioneers and appraisers, IB
veara exnerlence. Satisfaction sruar-
an teed. Store 271 North Commercial
street.
MATTERY SM'I'l.irS
R. D. BARTON, National Batteries,
starter ana generator won. rcrry ana
nign streets.
U. 8. L BATTERY SERVICE STA
TION. Vtck Brothers. High street at
rraae. rnone iihi.
LLOYD E. RAMSDEN, bike accessories
and bicycles, $87 Court street.
CONTRACTORS
A J. ANDERSON, Coo tractor.
Shop. Pbone $57.
Open
J. A. KAPPMAHN. General team and
power shovel contractor, ei cava ting
ana grading, uriice pnone izw; ne
DIRECTORY
CIIIKOI'UACTOKH
DRS. 8COFIELD. X-rav ChlroDractors
Ph. 2194. 414 First Nat'l. Bank Bldg.
DR. O. L. SCOTT, chiropractor. 256 M.
High street. Phones 87 and 2 104 -J.
CABINET WOKE
JACOB WKIZEL Cabinet work and
rellnishlng. Furniture repairing. Ph.
xovi. itjtf uoun otrcec. caiem.
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES
HALIK ELECTRIC CO.. 461 N. Front
St. Electric contracting and repairing.
Appliances ana fixtures, r none 3.
PLEENER ELECTRIC CO.. Electric
lighting fixtures and electric
Phone 080. 471 Court stroet.
ENfi RAVING
SALEM ENGRAVING CO. Cuts Of all
purposes. Tel. 343, 180 N. Commercial
street.
OUT flowers and floral pieces. Deliv
ery. C. P. Brelthaupt. florist. 612 Slate
street. Phcne 380.
MATTRESSES RENOVATED
MATTRESSES renovated. We reno
vate all kinds of mattresses, called for
and delivered. Best of work guaran
teed. Capital City Bedding Co. Port
land Road. Phone 19.
MERCHANT TAILOR
M. A. ESTES. fine tailoring. 125 North
Liberty street. o
OSTEOPATH
DR. EDITH WITZEL. Osteopathic
Physician. 328 Oregon Bldg. Diseases
ox women and children.
directory 168
PAINTINO
CHAS. BENNETT, nalntlnff. naoer
hanging. Phone 1284. olQO
ROWLAND PRINTING CO., Masonic
Temple basement. Phone 1512.
PIANO TUN KB
GEO. C. WILL, pianos, phonographs,
sewing machines, sheet music and
piano studies. Repairing phonographs
ana sewing macnines, so? ouu ot.
Salem, Oregon.
P1.1MH1NU
PLUMBING, repairing, reasonable
prices, a. u. uoairey, irnone -y-w.
PLUMBING and general repair work
Phone 650. Graber Bros, 154 South
Liberty street.
THEO. M. BARR. Plumbing, heating,
sneet meuu worxs. 104 a. uommercuu
street.
SCAVENGER
SALEM SCAVENGER Phone 167.
SOOS GARBAGE CO. Reliable service.
Phone office 184; res. 898J.
SALEM Garbage Co., lor prompt and
continuous service. Arinur joeun.
unri soos. pnone iak or zouu.
STOVES AND STOVE KEP.UKINO
STOVES FOR SALE REBUILT and
repaired by expert. All kinds of wov
en wire fence. Fancy and plain hop
baskets and hooks, lognn hooka. Sa
lem Fence and Stove Works, 250 Court
street. Macx, 01 uusicxs.
EOFF ELECTRIC CO, 337 Court St.
We do house wiring and carry a com
plete stock ot fixtures. Instrument
repairing, experimental wore, tioc
trlc appliances repaired. Phone 488. o
TRANSFER AND STORAGE
TRANSFER and Storage. We have
padded vans and do long and short
distance naunng. LArmer iransier,
Phone 930.
CUMMINS & RANSOM, local and long
distance naming, pnone 2402. ues,
I29F2.
WATER COMPANY
OREGON-WASHINGTON Water Ser
vice Company. Offices corner Com'
merclal and Trade streets. Bills pay-
apie mommy in aavance. rnone 01
WATCH KEPAIKINO
GUARANTEED WATCH REPAIRING.
or money back. The. Jewel Box, 173
N. Liberty, Salem.
LEGALS
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO IM
PROVE FORD STREET FROM
THE SOUTH LINE OF MILL
STREET TO THE NORTH LINE
OF SIMPSON STREET.
Notice Is hereby given that the
Common Council of the City of Sa
lem, Oregon, deems It necessary and
expedient and hereby declares Its
purpose and Intention to Improve
FORD STREET from the SOUTH
LINE OP MILL STREET TO THE
NORTH LINE OP SIMPSON
STREET, at the expense ot the
abutting and adjacent property, ex
cept the street and alley Intersec
tions, the expense of which will be
assumed by the City of Salem, Ore-:
gon. by bringing said portion of said
street to the established grade, con
structing Portland cement concrete
curbs, and paving said portion ol
said street with a six-inch Portland
cement concrete pavement Twenty-
iour feet In width, m accordance
with the plans and specifications
therefor which were adopted by the
Common Council, on June 17, 1929,
now on file In the office of the City
Recorder, and which are hereby re
ferred to and made a part hereof.
The Common Council hereby de
clares Its purpose and intention to
make the above described Improve
ment by and through the Street Im
provement Department of the City
of Salem, Oregon.
By order ot the Common Council
the 17th day of June, 2929.
M. POULSEN, City Recorder
Date of first publication hereof,
June 31, 1929.
Date of final publication, July S.
1929 158
NO. 7311
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
tn the County court of the State of
Oregon for Marion County,
In the Matter of the Estate of
Charles SapplnnNcld, deceased.
XlOl 1LB la lll,:tfcUT UlVtM III HI
the undernlifned havo been appointed
by the County Court of the State of
Oregon for Marlon County Joint exe
cutrix and executor of the estate of
Charles Sappingflcld, deceased, and
nave quauiiea as sucn. ah persons
having claims against said estate are
hereby notified to oresent the same.
duly verified as required by law, to
the undersigned at the office of Page
St Pago, Attorneys lor said Estate,
L.aaa & Bum Bang Duiiaiug. oaiem,
Oregon, within six months from the
date of the first publication of this
notice. The date of the first publica
tion of this notice la the 3rd day nl
June, lftto and the last la the 1st day
oi juiy, lux.
GLADYS LEOTA VIBBERT,
Executrix
CHARLES A. APPINOFIEI.D,
Executor
Of the Estate of Charles Sappingfteld,
deceased.
Page ft Page, Balem, Oregon.
Attorneys for said Estate.
June S-10-17-24. July 1.
DELAY SEEN IN
OUSTING LOWMAN
(Continued from par. 1
former post u ft chemical expert
with no prohlMUao enforcement re-
sponilMUUee.
Uenict o( the praident'i oppo-
sition to publicity In connection
with prohibition, It to likely there
will be a delay in Lowman s relin
quishment of bla post.
Washington P) An explanation
of the widely printed reports that
Assistant Secretary Lowman, of the
treasury department, in charge of
the prohibition enforcement, had
been asked to resign by President
Hoover, was given Monday by the
treasury department.
It was to the enect that a news
paper reporter may have seen a
form calling for the resignation of
minor official In the west and
jumped at conclusions.
This explanation was made by sec
retary Mellon and Under-Secretary
Mills. PTevl-msiy the White House
bad Issued an official denial of the
reports, which were circulated last
Saturday by the United Press.
Mr. Lowman has been an entirely
satisfactory assistant secretary In
his work; of enforcing the prohibi
tion law and the stories that he
has been asked to resign cr that
he intends to resign are completely
untrue,'' Secretary Mellon said. "He
will continue in office In charge of
the work he has been doing.
Assistant Secretary Lowman ap
peared at his office Monday bubbling
over with mirth.
I have not resigned, I have not
been asked to resign, and do not
intend to resign," he said.
At the same time Lowman Issued
brief statement in the form of
a quotation which he said was his
torical In American history, which
said:
"I know that politics Inevitably
end sooner or later in tragedy, the
tragedy of defeat. Sporadic fame
or national prominence is, after all,
ashes in a man s mouth.' .
BIG INTERESTS GIVEN
BUMEJIYJOHNSON
(Continued from page 1)
who ask tariff Increases,' that they
'attend to their own knitting and
leave to their representatives In
Washington what should be done In
matters of no vital concern to Cali
fornia."
The demands of California for
tariff revision exoeed thoses of any
other three states, the senator de
clared, adding:
We demand relief for ourselves
and in the same breath deny It to
those who need it as badly. It not
worse than ourselves."
Johnson's statement concluded:
"I have never been able to under
stand why the optional debenture
clause aroused such bitter hostility.
I cannot yet see why a, mere permis
sion to do something If something
else contemplated did not succeed.
should cause such a furore among
the big Interests of the east and all
the little followers of the big Inter-
estg. I've preached fnrm relief when
lew ui I'UiiiunuB uppareuuy were
interested. And I repeatedly have
said I was willing to try anything
however empirical in the hope of
finding a remedy for agricultural
distress. I was for the debenture
plan. And here certain Callfornians
saw their opportunity to resort to
the old tactics of deceit and false
hood and misrepresentation.
"It ts a noteworthy fact that Sen
ators Brookhart and Borah, who
were the gods of the republican par
ty last year and who made the re
publican fifth th In the great agri
cultural districts then, and who won
the doubtful farm states for the
president both favored the deben
ture because they said the promises
they then made which were repeated
in the millions of their printed
speeches, oould only thus be redeem
ed.
It Is equally notable that every
senator from the great farming
states of North Dakota, South Da
kota, Minnesota, Nebraska, Iowa,
Oklahoma and Montana was earn
estly and enthusiastically for the
debenture.
It Is equally notable that the ex
perts of the agriculture department
to whom the president referred the
agricultural committee of the sen
ate, by their testimony persuaded
the committee of the feasibility of
the plan.
'The house, however, could not
be persuaded, and the bill finally
was passed with substantial unanim
ity In its original form. None ob
jected to these provisions. We sought
in the senate merely to provide an
additional optional remedy.
SPAIN PREPARES TO
WELCOME FLIERS
(Continued from page 1)
rid in triumph, through towns where
the enthusiasm Is as great as it Is
here and through a countrysld
which Sunday offered thanksgiving
in the churches for the rescue of the
valiant airmen.
The national Joy at the rescue
was all the greater since very few
believed that the filers could pos
slbly be alive. The manner In
which the search was conducted
and the refusal of the warships of
five nations to give up the task
as a hopeless one also came In for
expressions of admiration on all
aides.
appreciative were the Spanish
people of what the British had done
to rescue the aviators by sending
out one of the "eyes" of the Brit
ish navy, an airplane carrier, that
they staged a great spontaneous
demonstration In front o fthe Brit
ish embassy on Sunday.
First the crowd demonstrated In
front o fthe embassies of the other
nations which participated In the
great fearch Prance, Portugal and
Italy. But it was not until they
reached the British embassy that
the demonstration reached its ell
max.
Thousands of people, led by the
heads ot the Aero club and the
two trans-Atlantic filers who re
cently flew to South America, Ig
naclo Tgleslas and Francisco Jim
toes, gathered in front of the Brit-
lsh embassy, the crowd growing with
every step. By the time they reach
ed there, the streets for blocks
around were Jammed with people.
On the sidewalks, in the streets,
on the balconies, the people stood
and shouted their vivas.
GERMAN FORGER
OF BORAH NOTES
PLACED ON TRIAL
Berlin Vladimir Orloff. who
with Peter Pavlonowsky and sever
al otners, nas been accused ox
forging iocuments among which
were the to-called Borah letters
subsequently shown to be false, went
on trial onday in Berlin. Before
the examination of the defendants
there was a lively clash between Or
loff ' attorney, Walter Jaffe, and
the prosecuting attorney Herr Ebel.
Eoel cbjeoted to Orloff handing
to the presiding Judge a long state
ment composed while In jail In
which he analyzed the nature of
Bolshevism to which he and Pav
lonowsky were opposed.
Orion averred that he fought
Bolshevism out ot Idealistic mo
tives.
The judge finally ruled that the
document must be deposited on the
judge's bench lor the present pend
ing a later definite ruling on the
property of considering It.
Tha trial beean with the usual
examination Into the defendant's
past except that under Gorman legal
practise attorneys from both sides
have an opportunity to break In
equently.
The defense held that the motives
of Orloff in offering the documents
o Hubert R. Knickerbocker, Berlin
correspondent of the New York
Evening Post, were purely idealis
tic
Orloff claimed that the documents
were copies of real letters emanat
ing from the secret police of Soviet
Russia. He could not offer Knick
erbocker the originals as they would
have meant the shooting of the of
ficial from whom he obtained them
but that he had acted in good faith
In offering the copies to the cor
respondent. .
DICKENS' CHURCH
FOUND CRUMBLING
London (IP) The church of St.
George-the-Martyr, Immortalized in
"Little Nell" by Dickens as "Utue
Dorrit's Church," is in danger ot
crumbling. All London knows St.
Georae as "Little DorrlL"
Ominous cracks many xeet long
hare appeared in the walls and
crypt. These are gradually widen
ing until now the whole structure
has been placed in danger.
The authorities have threatened
to condemn the building unless
prompt action Is taken to make It
safe. The rector of the church has
started ft drive for $25,000 for re
pairs to save it.
'Little Dorms cnurctr was
built In 1736, and was given its
popular nickname because one of
Dickon's characters often slept in
the vestry with the church register
as her pillow.
Upon the site ot St. George-the-
Martyr stood another church dat
ing back to 1122 In the time of the
Saxons. It Is the earliest If not
the oldest church in London,
FEDERAL RESERVE
DIRECTOR DIES
San Francisco UP) Porter Esnon,
director ot the Federal Reserve
bank, lormer president of the San
Francisco chamber of commerce,
and for many years a leader in bus
iness circles here, died Bunday night
at tne age or 12. Death climaxed a
long lllnes which had weakened his
heart.
Bom In San Francisco. Sesnon
entered politics at the age of 22
when he became a clerk. In 1908 be
founded the American Milling com
pany and later organized the Ses
non Oil company, with which he
was Identified at the time ot his
death.
He left a widow, Mrs. Mary Port
er Sesnon; a daughter, Mrs. Mary
Cartan; two sons, William and
Porter Sesnon, and a brother,
ueorge h. sesnon.
TALLMAN SEEN ON
PACIFIC LINER
San Francisco (P) San Francisco
pollco have asked officers In Ta-
coma to look for William L. Tall-
man, wanted for the murder of Mrs,
Virginia Patty In Lew Angeles,
aboard the steamer Hrber.
The police here acted on Infor
mation given by Joseph Smith of
Alameda, a shipyard worker. Smith
said he was positive that he saw
Taliman In the radio room of the
Heber while It was In dry dock at
Oakland, June 6. Smith declared
he saw a newspaper photograph of
Taliman later and recognised the
man In the radio room as the fugi
tive.
The Heber, said to have been pur
chased recently by Japanese Inter
ests, was reported to be loading
lumber and preparing to said Mon
day for the Orient.
CAMK, SAW, CAPITULATED
Knoxvllle, Term. (ifV-Horace B.
Berry and Irene Roberta went to
the court house to see the first
couple of the month married. How
ever, they turned out to be the
actors and not spectators. Many
couples on the scene withdrew at
the last moment As ft result Horace j
and Irene won prises offered by
local merchants.
On The Air
MONDAY
J to S p.m. KQW. prouram:
KEX, itrlnj quartet; KOIN, or
chestra. S to 4 p.m. KEX, muslo and
feature; KOIN, music.
4 to 5 pjn. KOW. program:
KOIN, newt, music: KEX. or
chestra.
to pm. KOIN, feature
program; KEX, concert.
8 to 7 pjn. KOIN, pipe organ:
KEX, salon orchestra; KOW,
concert; Kn, KOO, KPO, net
work. T to 8 p.m. KOIN. orchestra.
program; KPO, concert; KFI, K
OO, orchestra; KOW, dance mu
sic; KEX. artistic ensemble.
8 to pjn. KOIN, string trio:
KEX, orchestra; KOW, program;
H.UU, KPU, concert; KFI. little
symphony.
to 10 p m. KOIN, orchestra.
feature; KGW, drama; KEX,
dance music; KOO, symphonette;
KPO, concert; KFI. orchestra.
10 to 11 p.m. KOIN. dance
music; KOW, orchestra: KEX,
orchestra; KOO, KPO, dance
music.
11 to 12 pm. KEX, reports.
orchestra: KOW, frolic; KOO,
KPO, orchestra.
TUESDAY
12 to 1 pm. KEX, time and
weather, music; KGW, music; K-
OIN, luncheon orchestra
1 to 2 p.m. KEX. child psy
chology; KOW, music; KOIN,
Hawalians.
2 to 8 p.m. KEX, salon or
chestra; KGW, baseball game;
KOIN, silent.
3 to 4 pjn. KEX, Vic Meyers'
orchestra; KGW, baseball same;
KOIN, news and music.
4 to 6 pjn KEX, lyric trio;
KOW, baseball game; KOIN, mu
sic. 5 to 6 p.m. KEX. Paul White
man; KQW, music; KOIN, silent.
6 to 7 pjn. KEX, local reversal;
KOW, network; KOIN, pipe or
gan: KFI, KGO, KPO, KSL, net
work. -
7 to 8 p.m. KEX, Neapolitans;
KGW, musical program; KOIN,
orchestra: KFI, KGO, KPO, Ka
li, network.
8 to 9 pjn. KEX, orchestra;
KGW, talcs never told; KOIN,
varied studio; KFI, orchestra ; K-
00, Venetians; KPO, concert or
chestra; KSL, Utah Epics.
S to 10 pjn. KEX, philhar
monic orchestra: KOW, KOMO
program: KOIN, studio: KFL or
chestra; KOO, news and network.
KPO, network; KSU variety.
10 to 11 p.m. KEX, singing
strings; KOW, dance orchestra;
KOIN, Warner Stone's orches
tra; KFI, KGO, network; KPO,
network, dance music; KSL,
dance orchestra.
11 to 12 pjn. KGW, time, wea
ther, police and Oregon Journal
news; KGW, Vagabonds dance
orchestra;. KOIN, orchestra; KF-
1, network; KGO, dance music.
BIRTHS, DEATHS
MARRIAGES
DIED
Cock Urs. Pern A. Davis Cook. 98,
died June 28, in Los Angeles. Cali
fornia. Beams ner nusnana, ueorge
W. Cook, she Is survived by a small
son, also her father, Lester A. Davis,
Jefferson; three brother. Dr. C. W,
uavis, oaism; siuuca a. umvim, -ort-land;
and Don L. Davis, Jefferson;
two sisters, Mrs. Aurot-a Humphreys
of Salem, and Miss Elthel Davis, Jef
ferson. Remains shipped to Terwtl
Itger's mortuary Monday morning.
Funeral services Tuesday arternooa
at 8:30 o'clock. Interment Loe Mis
sion cemetery. Rev. D. J. Hows, offi
ciating. Metsenhelmer Marlon Melsenhel-
mer, 73, died in this city. June 38.
Surrlved by his widow and the fol
lowing cnuaren, ssuzaneui ateisen
helmcr, of Paradise Valley, Urs. P. W
Isaac of Oswego, and Mrs. Adam Ore
of Salem. Funeral services Tuesday
at one-thirty at the dough -Huston
chapel. Elder J. M. Comer in eharga.
Burial in Ulty view cemetery.
LEGALS
NOTICE OP INTENTION TO IM
PROVE KEARNEY STREET
EAST FROM THE EAST LINE
OF LIBERTY STREET TO THE
WEST LINE OF HIGH STREET.
Notice Is hereby given that the
Common Council of the City of Sa
lem, Oregon, deems It necessary and
expedient and hereby declares its
purpose and Intention to Improve
Kearney Street from the east line of
Liberty Street to the west line of
High Street, at the expense of the
abutting and adjacent property, ex
cept the street and alley Intersec
tions, the expense ot which will be
assumed by the City of Salem, Ore
gon, by bringing said portion ot said
street to the established grade, con
structing Portland cement concrete
curbs, and paving raid portion of
said street with a six-inch Portland
cement concrete pavement, thirty
feet in width in accordance with the
plana and specifications therefor
which were adopted by th Common
Council, on June 17, 1020, now on
file in the office of the City Re
corder, and which are hereby rei er
red to and made a part hereof.
The Common Council hereby de
clares tU purpose and Intention to
make the above described Improve
ment by and through the Street Im
provement Department of the City
of Salem, Oregon.
By order of the Common Council
the 17th day of June, 1929.
M. POULSKN, city Recorder
Date ot first publication, June 21,
1929.
Date of final publication July S. 1929
158
NOTICE OF MKKTIXO OF POLICY
HOI.OKKH
At thn rail of ths Board of Dlrec
tors of Oregon Life Insurance Com
pany a meeting oi ens poucynoiacrs
of the company will be held at the
Company's offices, Alder at Eleventh
Street. Portland, Oregon, Friday. July
12, mm, at 3:00 o'clock p.m. for de
cision of the question of mutual) na
tion of tha Company, for the election
of Directors. If mutualleatlon of the
Company shall carry, for the adoption
of By-Laws and for the transaction
of any other business that may pro
perly com before such metlng.
W. P. 8TALNAKKR, dscrttarf
June 10-17-14: July 1-8.
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