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Newspaper Page Textf .Q.MJ.vY, JULY 221. 1!U THK' CAPITAL JOUKNAL. SALEM. OKKUON PACK NINK The First Summer Picnic Proves Our Attractive Personality-A Million Chiggers Can't Go Wrong. - Capital jfejournal CLASS IFl KO ADVtKTIHINO KATKDl Bsta pf word : Ont Insertion, a noU; three insertions ft cents; one week 8 emu; one month as ceuu; on rear per month, 30 cents; Oslnimum per ad 25 eanu Mof taken over phone un less advertiser has ttKmUily ac count No allowance lor phone errors. Want ads must be tn by 10 un. day of puMlactioa. Real Estate and Auto ads by 7 pas. daj prevloua to publication. FOR SAKE HOUSES lMIiUAIN. Owner gain away and niut sell tlite week, nearly new lour room house, '.replace, furnace. Kill basement, built ins. nice luwn and cardan, east front. North Cottage St. a.n&U or will sell completely furnish m1. Phone TO4. al' KENT RECEIPTS will never BUT Just a few dollars more each month will pay tor a 1JKKD to a home all your own. Here are a few IrirKums: $15.40 per mouth for a 4-roum new bungalow. $18.70 lor a good 5-room horse. $-!! 20. A 4-room coy new home. Mow is the time to buy. BKE BTKGNKK. Tli State 8t. a!73' GOOD af-room house and lot. Rent part and live in part. $1250; $50 down, or trade for acreage, same vuluc. 2U78 HnveJ avenue. a 173 $1150 buys a Kinall dwcilliig located on paved street With north Iron.. Easy terms. D STREET HOME 1700 burs an attractive a -room gar- tx&c house located near 15th and D mi ecu. $15 cash, balance easy terms per month. KING WOOD HEIGHTS $850 buys a fine view acre with a small garage. fcSO cash, balance $15 per month. City wuter, electricity and telephone available. LINCOLN (STREET HOME $3630. A real oner nice In a o-roon. modern home with garage, puved stieet. corner lot. S4O0 cash, balance p-.iyublc per month. A 11EAL BAKU AIM. SO. COTTAGE ST. HOME $3250 buys ii-room modern home, late construction, includes an electric ramie, modern in every way. both streets paved. OWNER 13 LEAVING AND WILL SACRIFICE VOH QUICK SALE. $800 cash, balance terms. V 335 FAWK STREET $3650 buy a prucLlcally new. modern 4-room home in first clus condition. $;i0 cash, br.lunce easy terms. UU WILL LEASE TO RIGHT PART CREEK PROPERTY $3500 buys a 5-room home, located on paved street and creek. $500 cash, balance payable $25 per month plus Interest at, 0. Located at 111)8 Mar lon street. m KEW MODERN HOME $3300 Well located near the Pnrrlsh junior high school, has east front, paved street, 5 rooms and modern in every way. finished with shakes on the 'outside. $1150 cash, balance $35 per month. NORTH 19TH ST. HOME $3050 buys a modern up to Oate 6 room home with S bedrooms, corner lot with east front, paved Btrcet, $350 cash, balance cnHy terms. OK WILL LEASE TO RIGHT PARTY. Located at 1015 N. 19th St. 031 UNION STREET $7500 buys a beautiful large residence located on corner lot. both streets paved. WOULD MAKE A SPLENDID ROOMING HOUSE. REASONABLE TERMS. See W H GRABENHORST & CO. Realtors 134 S. Liberty St. Phone 615. Real Estate and Fire Insurance al7l Nearly new 6-room modern home, lo cated on North 19th sLeet, full base ment, furnace, fireplace, large lot. east front, paved street. Price $38 j0; $500 down, balance terms. W.H. GRABENHORST & CO. Realtors 134 s Liberty St. Phone 815. al7J FOR SALE or trade for acreage, t room house and two low In east sa- clflc highway, north. Where an nomes arr nrw. English type house In East balem of o rooms, imwchh;".., . , Dlace. best of plumbing, garrne. large r . -t, v i ,.,1 fnr short time 'tK.nn ...s.h Tin fash taftl RU. NEAT 4-room bungalow on ! acre . .rr nair trM near Wlin j ai- J. .1 iiih - school Price $3750. Will accept good lot as first payment. 6 large, sunny rooms In one floor, corner lot. beautiful lawn and shrubs, only 6 blocks from state house. Wi dow offers remarkable low price of $2800. To But Tout Home SEE LEO N. CHILDS CO, Realtors 320 State Street. Phono 1727. 6-room house, fine location, good condition, large corner lot cross from school, walking distance to city A real bargain at this price. $2950. Will take automobile as down pav ment up to $500. Ealanoe easy terms. Phone f53IW. a175 FOR SALE FARMS THE finest cranberry bog on the Pe ninsula, 10'i acres all In finest hnp It is possible to ral3e a crop equal to the full price In one season. Frioe 12.000. half cash. See D. A. Pugh. 40 ACRES, cood 'nip. part cult. Sell or trade. Call at 594 N. Liberty. blT2 FOR SALE: Barbalnl Because of ill ness, my 27 acre fnrm. 6-room house, big barn, otlier buildings, electric lights, city water. 15 miles from Snlern near good town. House fiirntB.icd. chickens, etc. go with place, lor Qo2G0. lialf cash, balance mortgage, or would rent for cash. Bax 374 Capital Jo"r nal. bl7a SNAP Fine 30 Acre Farm Owned by a vldow unable to rnan ane farm. Will sell at sacrifice price. 13300 with good terms. As to the aorl, the crop will speak for Itself, that it is of the best. Eutldinca ere old. On paved road. Close to school. Shown bv appointment only. ,.:.. BECHTEL end THOMASOH. 341 State S' P.nom 4 " FOR SALE Miscellaneous nrrfnpVTAL wood ranze. type, enamel with nickel trim, soiid top. 144 N. Liberty. C172' 9 HOT water radiators, various Axes, splendid condition. 1149 Court St cl72 SEWING machine. Standard make. Also crullt pieces. 411 N. Front. c!73 ODD aash 75c ea odd doors $1-50; glass doors $3; cup doors, bins, draw ers, bread boards at low prions; all kinds of building material carried in tock. Building Supply Co, lid N. Front 8. Pnone 47. c!7y LIVE RABBITS, 13c lb. Phone 25F4. 4 cI73 ELROY NASH Auction Depot baa honn mix mmm. farm machin ery. No fair offers refused. Phone 3R94 Salem. cl 19 FOR SALS Rd E. tractor 4-bJ- 4 cycle, air cool inc. attachmenu, good as new. Wrtu M. A. Kenaon, Jack- aonvllie. Ore. c!74 BALED alfalla hay. PAoae i-lctnd-uce 26FU. Cl77 FOR SALE Miscellaneous JOHN DKKR binder $76. Win. Wolfe.' Wood bur a. Ore. cl74 CLOVER HAY. Phone 93FJ1. cl74 LEAVE your orders for spuds at 1 as iu. at iw3u mantel oi. FOR SALE, two Luna nt mt hBU i shock at Halera Heights. Address J. A. McClaln. Rt. I. bor, 100 Salem or Phone U9P12 evenlnga. cl73 GOOD steel range, very cbean. Rt. FOK SAKE LIVESTOCK GUERNSEY milk cow. freshen last of September; 1 extra good Jersey helf ers. 14 mot, old. Rt. X boot 112. el73 Dtt. K1UCO W. LAN OB, Veterinarian Office &29 8. Commercial Pnout I10B. KPnmence pnone iobb e FOK SALE WOOD 16-INCH old fir $5 to 17.50 del. Also 4 ft. Buck master. Brooks. 3P22. eelU5 WOOD SAWING. Phone 1819. WOOD SAWING THAT SATISPIES. PHONE 1X23. eelB9 WOOD. L. C. Kelly. Phone 1573 J. eel84 FOK wood sawing call Zander. Phone 465M: 2355 Laurel Ave. e172 WOOD SAWING, tiproed Bros. Phone list. ecl75 ORDL1C your wood now. Best 16-tnch uuiae siuo woou mixta ut loods at Mitchell Co., $5.50 per cord from car. Phone 813. 349 S. Uth St. ee FIRST class dry old fir alub. 10-in old fir mill block. Screened hog fuel prompt a emery, rnone ia- rrea e. wens. inc.. a no . enure n si. ee" SHED DRY WOOD 6t COAL. SALEM v'UEL CO Phone 13 752 Trade St Re" GOOD wood, any kind, any lengths, anv time, fcd StorU UAQ Highland Ave rnone zw.u. ee i w l OK SALE POULTRY HANSON hutched breeding cockerels. High pedigree. 3 or 3 generation. R. A. Hs miner. North S.ntlam road. 4 ml. west of Stayton. Ore. f!75 FRYERS. O T. Larson. RL 2. box 75 Phonr 47F33. H72 HELP WANTED BOOKKEEPER and stcno. wanu posi tion. 6 y.'wrs exp. Phone 3576W. K173 SITUATIONS WANTED UNINCUMBERED trustworthy lady wiahes uoitlon as housekeeDer. f. box 335. h!73 WANTED. Job cutting slashing. B38 North Liberty. L. E. Burnett. h!73 WANTED by lady. 37, with 4 year old mrl, housekeeping In or out 'of town. Phone 2562M, or box 373 Capital Journal. h!72 INDUSTRIOUS young married man wants work. Bax 376 Capital Jour nal. h!74 Miscellaneous WANTED WANTED, apples, cherries, loganber ries to press. Pressing apples 4c gal. rail 1246J after 6 n.m. 2304 N. Front St. Cummins' Cider Works. Successor to J. C. Gregory. iio WANTED to buy, 10 cood rows, fresh or coming fresh. Haeel Dell Dairy. Phone 81F3. 1173 J. A. SNEED, well driller, 915 North lBth St. Phone 11404 j. nao DOGS boarded in a real dog hotel. E B. Flake's Petlaud Farm, Pacific high way, north. .. FOR RENT RENTALS $25. A 4-room modern house. $16 for a G-room house with furnace. Furnished 3-room nouse omy . We have a good list of rentals. SEE STEONER, 275 State St. J173' FURNISHED house and garage, base .a..t nlr. in Inn ulre 710 N. High. ' J172 vmr. hunt fi-room furnished house. basement and garage, $25. Inquire 710 w. Hign. APT. one ot two business girls, Prion? 1404M. J 177 i ri NniJC one 2-room furnished apts. 435 Division. J172 PAFfTl.Y furnished 3-room house. reasonable. Phone 2113 any time. J 172 MODERN furnished apartment, close in. 9;io asm es. j uinriM mnricrn house. 1178 N. Com merclal. J175 CLEAN neatly furnished apts. The Marlon. Phone 1601. J175 2-ROOM furnished apt. $3 week, 1290 Oak. Ph. 1006. Garage available. 1172 GOOD 4-room furnished house, close In. carage. $25. Phone 2911. J172 MODERN three room bungalow. Base ment, furnace, breakfast nook, built in kitchen, gas stove. Mrs. J. A. Mills. 481 N. Winter. Phone 1183W. 3172 FOR RENT. Edgewater Court, fur nished apartment. West Salem. Good ... fina'cm no cinders, no nunor' mill odor. Phone 800. Gerth s J 174 urocery. MODERN sleeping room, 737 Center J 174 St. S-ROOM furnished duplex. Water, ga rage. $27. 1125 Jefferson. JlJ2 NICELY furnished apartments 590 J1T2 Union Street. LEASE, modern home. Phone 3772. FOUR-room furnshed. Bath, lights. urntPr Karaite. $10: 705 N. High. Jl2 3-ROOM Itouse 1504 Broadway. J172 HENDERSON furnished apts. Phone 1005. . , J , I STATE apartments. 1320 Stat St De- siraoie mwiu - " ly furnished. Electric refrtgeraUon. Ideal for summer. Concrete building, near statehouse. gara-re. adults, $30 to 140. Phone 2'J11 or 2818J. J1E8 MODERN close in house, apts. Phone 235 tU. J187 FOR RENT. 3 room apartment. Clenn. well furnished, reasonable. - Adults. 475 North Capitol. J16 APTS. 735 N. Com'l. FURNISHED apt. The Brown. Ph. 487 or 2173W. Ftnma Murphy Brown. J HALIK'S modern epartmenw. Front street. F6R RENT, newly renovated house, 017 AO. Close In. 266 North Liberty St. Phone 1834J. 4 PCM I REN 'I, Sleeping rLjma -or grn tlemen. 20S Oregon Bldg T THREE garages for rent, gown town spction Phone 1W4J 1 piani h Phonoeranna and machio for rent. H U Buff Furni ture Co. I FOR RENT; Apartments. 640 North J 173 Commercial. COTTAGE at Nenkowln by week or month. Phone 1 '3 FOR RENT ' Houaes Houses 910 to 60. Bechtri or Thomason. a o'-at oi. j DESIRABLE 3-room furnished apart ment, bath, garage, close tn. fnQul LUKT AM) KOliNI) LOST. Boston bull Tup. tan with naa Huuruna. a., . Monrovia. Calif ., license tag. Re 1, 1178 Chemeketa St. Phone rV" k 1 72 warn. ItlMR MISCELLANEOUS IICVAUDS cared for. CoovalescerR and mt home AsHlaW Ora mlB0 Journal Want Ads Pay REAL ESTATE A RANCH BARGAIN 35 acres. 25 in cultivation, well tm Proved, fuel and feed for winter. Jer aey cows, horses and hoga, all tools "npmenu, nlle to small val ley town. $0000; $2000 down, balance OCOLOFSKT ft BOH lat Nafl. Bank Bldg. A Beautiful noma and acres close. on pavement, worth $8000 and can uw oaiem noma up to ITOUO, X woe ball acre tract with small nouse ana garage, close, on pave' ment. for mil v anno. S well -Improved acres with nice fruit close, worth $0500 for Salem home. A nice duple, good location, large lot, worth $50uo, cao tin amall house. We have a buyer for close In small smprorea tract mat can D aoid on very easy terms. A good 7-roour partly furnished dose in nouse to rent for $30. McGILCHRIST A PENNINGTON 200-10 U.S. Bank Bldg . Phoue 140. I TO CLOSE AN ESTATE will sell i-rm house with basement, extra large lot, uu vucinncm ot. in nigu ClttSS res, district for $2403. Do you want a home that Is mod crn and in line condition, with anart- luvuf. cunrciy separate tnat win pay you Br, on your Investment? 4 blocks xrorn university. Priced right at $4500 Let me show you this bargain. WINNIE PETTYJOHN. Realtor 175 S. High St. B' ONE-HAL ACRE SUBURBAN HOME -room nouse and garage, some fruit, a bargain at $1400; $900 down, and balance terms. Let us show you this place. W.H. GRABENHORST A; CO. Realtors 134 s Liberty St. Phone 515 nl72 INSTALLMENT ACREAGE I $50 down and $25 per month will handle 5 acres, first class soil, lo cated east of Salem on gravel road, close to pavement, new house and well. Price $2200. Interest 614. $25 down and $10 per month will buy 5 acres of good strong berry land, located east of Salem near pave ment, gravel road, all vultlvaled. best of prairie soil. Price $1000. Int. 6 $25 down and $10 per month will htndie 5 acres close to Swegle school on paved road, best of prai rie soil, good drainage, first class filbert or berry soil. Price $1500. Interest 6. One acre located In Evergreen Acres, close to Englewood school, best of soil, graver treet, close to pave ment. Prlci? $1000; Interest 6. $25 down and (10 per month will buy a fine view acre, located south. All cultivated, close to highway, cravel street. Price 1000: Int. d". . $25 down and $10 per month wilt duv one acre au in ncarinc appiei. close to city limits, south. Price 1700: interest 6i. $100 down will handle 20 acres of lirst class wainut. iiiDert or ueiry soil. Located south and close u Skyline Orchards. Price $2500. in rtnwn and $10 Oef !Onth Will iianaie one cere truck luvmtu to Fairgrounds, eoou gravel street, close to pavement. Price $875. Int. 6-.. if vnn r lnokinir for a small subur ban acreage at a right price, and on terms which you can handle, sec W.H. GRABENHORST Si CO. Realtors 134 S. Liberty St. pnone oia m A REAL BUY -60 acres located 4Va miles from good town. 20 acres under cultivation of which 12 acres are In prunes, balance good timber and pasture, 2 springs, good 6-room house, riarage and chick en house. Price $3000. Cash. W.H. GRABENHORST & CO. Realtor" 134 S. Liberty St. Phone 615 n!72 COUNTRY ROAD STORE and 5 ACRES OP LAND Located east of Salem on the Gar den Road near Swegle school, store building end living rooms in con nection. Stock and fixtures, gas tank and pump. If you are looking for a small country store In a growing com munity, let us show you this. Price W8H GRABENHORST ft CO. Realtors 134 8. Liberty St. Phone 515 n!72 & ACRE HOME Located 4 miles ontli of Salem. All cultivated, good 4-room house, wood shed, chicken house, well, garage, some fruit. Price $2750?Term to suit. W.H. GRABENHORST ft CO. RJ9 134 S. Liberty St. Phone 615 nl73' EXCHANGE Real Eslale EXCHANGE Six room cottage, fine location, large corner lot, all improvements In and paid. Want 2 to acres with fairly good home, not too far out. Our pro perty Is clear of debt. 6-rcom modern home on Pah-mount hill, east front with garage. All Im provements in and paid, free of debt. Want good home with amall acreage outside of city limits. Lovely eight room modern home In sunny southern California. Want sheep ranch with Improvements. See photoes at my office. 235 acres In the famous Harney val ley 2S miles southeast of Burns, free and dear, abundance of splendid wa ter. Also a good 7-room home with two lovely lots on corner with both streets paved. Want-mall dairy ranch equippea. win ysi. A. Liaion, mbsuhivuiu. nnt72 GOOD 5-room house, two lots, in Eu gene to exchange for Salem bom. 10 acres for borne here. New 4-room house, basement ana furnace, at $2450. Terms to suit. SQUARE DEAL REALTY CO. 202 U. S. Bank bldg. Salem nn 100 ACRES COW HEAVEN Mr K-fdirowin. RooseveX highway, fair bldgs. 90 A. cultivation. 1000 ac res free range, creek. Ideal dairy and stock ranch, a bargain at B4&OU. con sider part Salem property. Valley Land Co., 164 N. Liberty. nnl7i" t -w-iTT t-ITF.P! frVEFl Then Buy or Trade. Some Bargains! is Acres. Modern house, fine land, 7 miles north, has 2 A. cherries. 2 a pe&chca. 6 a. fine prunes. Price re duced to C6950. Terms. oa a r. llr.Hi.rn hoilJil ileCtrle Wfl- ter system. On paved road, a good buy, 64750. 2 down, balance easy. 85 Acres. 5-r. house, barn tmd poul try house. 15 a. good timber. Run ning water. Trade for house in Sa lem. Price 3500. 26 Acres. Good 5-r. house with bath. 20 a cultivated with Irrigation ays i h-rripd fi s. timber. 20 a. cultivation, au hub k.iih Tractor and tractor Implements. All good bottom land. Price 88&00. Take house In Salem as pert payment. 100 Acres. God Improvements 25 In crop. Runnrng water. All Jencea. Wants smaller tract or city propcr- XSOAcres, good Improvements. 100 a. crop, fi acres fine berries. Some Urn tw Trui fnr Rnlm sronertv. 340 Acres. Pair Improvements. CO crop. S m It. limner, nuiuum water. Wanu house In Salem. Price gsoco. 11 Acres. Close to McMInnvllle. Good improvements, all fenced. Black soil. Price 100 per acre. Take H500 down and balance at 4".. Interest long time. Better look this over before you buy. SEARS Ai TUCKER, 184 B. ComlBt WOT? XrHANOE SO acres not far out on paved road. well fenced, some eieaira. mi. ture and timber, creek, fair aet bldira. rwn.r vlll evchancre even for a sood 5-room nous la Salem valued at Good' -eoom house on pared aueet. cltwe to school and bus line, lanre lot with some ahade lre an cm-k In aear. Price S2S00. WIU take vacant lota up to S1J00 ea pan. LEO H CHILDS CO. Bealtora JJ0 Slate Street. Phooe 1727. nn' AUTOMOBILES VALLEY MOTOR COMPANY 1924 S?dan 65 1926 Touring 192$ Roadster DwrliiMl Tr ..... lU'JA (niiiMt ... 75 1924 Touring & 1 u vl TVMirln .......... 1123 Hupmobile Tc 50 1924 LL Six Stude baker 90 1924 Star Touring TRUCKS 1923 Ford truck, cab, body . 1920 Ford closed cab. starter Dodge truck. Ford rear end , PhuumM truck 65 166 150 1929 Ford truck, frame, ext. 19 mv tir. iiiurioul anrlnca. special body. License 650 1QOA VnrA tnick. RlBIMLvrd slual high 450 Terms Trades VALLEY MOTOR COMPANY Phone 1995. Center at Liberty. Q' GOOD late 26 Ford touring. Hardy, Ph. 12F12. Rt .. box 90 A. J ql74 USED CARS WITH AN O. K.. KAJUSiiO 1026 Packard 6 sedan .... I OVB Rtilrtr jtfdan , $650 oau iu' rhvmi.i ft Mrin. run 8000 miles, new license 6T5 llrM rw eimrh . 475 1928 Ford model A Coupe 3B5 1920 Ford coupe 165 11)25 Dodge sedan 5U 1925 Ford coupe 90 19U5 Ford touring, new license , S5 Used Car Dept. 5M Chemeketa Bt. Phone 1435 douglas mckay Chevrolet co. vnn r ai .e Facel SU-ton truck M. C. r -ton; aiso vt-iu tix-iKut. trailer or will trade lor city property. 640 N. Commercial. Ql75 FOR "SALE "Bug" body for Ford $25. 640 North Commercial. q!75 iq9S pord truck. Jumbo transmis sion, steel cab. good bea. vo percent rubber, $va. Act quiok. ruuue iu VALLEY MOTOR COMPANY USEU CARS 1929 Model A Town Sedsn .. 1Q2Q Model A Tudor Sedan , , $S&0 1929 Model A Sport Roadster .. 1928 Chevrolet Coach 875 1926 Model T Tudor sedan .... 175 1923 Model T Coupe 150 1926 Model T noadster 75 1924 Model T Cwpe 65 1924 Model T Sedan 65 1923 Model T Touring, 27 motor 40 OverUnds, Dodsee, Chevrolets, Bulcks to choose from TERMS TRADES VALLEY MOTOR COMPANY Phonfe 1905. Center at Liberty. q PHICELJ FOK QUICK SALE '25 Ford touring 9 45 '24 Chcv. touring 40 '26 Ford roadster 135 27 Ponttac coupe 335 '2 Overland sedan 145 '27 Whlunet sedan -385 '36 Essex coach 135 '26 Oakland coach 485 E1KER ATUO CO. Liberty and Ferry Rta. Cor. BY OWNER, 5-passenger Nash sedan, nearly new, will sell at big reduction. Inquire at Ramsey er Bros, garage. Phone 199. Q FINANCIAL LOANS WANT $0000 loan, first class security. Write box 370 Capital Journal. rl77 WE HAVE plenty of money to loan on larra ana city property, mw interest rates. Hud kins Mortgage ft Investment Co. Millers Store bldg. Phone 2219 H LOANS TO SALARIED PEOPLE on plain notes, endorsed notes furniture and pianos. All trans actions strictly confidential. STATE LOAN COMPANY 812 Oregon Bldg., 2nd floor. Corner State and High, Office hours 10 a.m. to 3:30 DJn Telephone 032. Licensed by State WE HAVE THE MONEY To refinance your present home or farm loan; also to assist you to buy, build or Improve. Long terms, low rates, ray on any time, eee us urst. UEUANU dt EuLID 990 N. Church St. Phone 2830. t WHERE TO BORROW MONEY: O. Automobiles, Furniture. Livestodk. Personal effects, and other good se curities National Loan ft Finance Oo. Licensed by 8tate); $10 Bank of Com merce. Salem. Ore. f TERSONAL LOANS on aalaMea, furniture, can. endorsed notes, repayable 1-20 months. Borrow safely from Salem's own and largest: finance company. Quick and bones service. Licensed by state. GENERAL FINANCB LUW. 2nd floor 1st Natl. Bank Bldg. Phona laoo Office hours n:3u w p-m. FARM LOANS B'A , small expense. P. L. Wood. 341 State St. r HAWKINH At iioBKH'rS Inc.. for cltv and farm loans. Rates and costa low sat available Prompt service. 308 Ore gon Building- f BORROW money on your personal property. Pay back In monthly in stallments WUAtAMIvTTE IAJAN UUBwui S Licensed by State. So6 Bank of Commerce Bldg. f FEDERAL FARM LOANS Wilkinson. U. 8. Bank bldg. r. l f MONEY to loan on real estate. Pri vate money, lowest rats. T. K- Ford. First National B iAJUS UM AUTOMUKLULb Onntrncta Refinanced Payments Reduced You Keep Your Automobile We pay balance due dealer, bank or finance company, and reduce your payments. Ad ditional money loaned Strict ly conftdcntiaL Wa handle OUT own paper. E1KER AUTO CO. Co. jer Liberty and Perry BU. Phone 121 Salem. Ore 6V,i LOANS, i', WILLAMETTE VALLET PARUS AnUrraoo Ai Uuoart. lea a Huh. 1 AH inSTALLMEICT LOAN la Ens? 10 ateoay. Wny cot let ua explain lu advantaaoa over a straight loac AMLfEitaUN SI ICUrbHS 109 South High Correspondents Equitable Savintia St Loan Aas'n r Business Opportunities OAS STATION. STORE At a give-away price. New concrete bids. 2 saa pumpa. Store and alore fixtures and merchandise. IS acrea ground on Pacific highway, clow to Salem. Sacrifice price If taken at once. S4SO0 for all. Better burry. see SEARS fc TUCKKH. 1S4 S. Cora 1. St DIKECJTOKY ALtTIO.NKKKS r. II. WOODHT. la yeara Salem's lead ins auctioneer and (urnltunt dealer. L-Mh Dais for used furnlturs. Bea. and store isio n aunamer. raoxw eai. mm- ubliahed ibis. BICYCLER LI.OVU E. RAMSDEN. bike accessories and rtlctc'ea, SR7 court atreet. HtTTlKV KLPPLUJ) BV u BARTON. National BatWrli atarter and generator work Ferry and Hlsb street. niaorA Tiiaai iR o L. SCXJTT. chlrr3racuir. ass N Ulgh suae, rtaoass rf sua 3104J. DIRECTORY SCOFUkLU, X-ray. lb tsanx Ding CABINET WOK It JACOB WE1ZKL. Cabinet work and reftntahing- Puioitura repairing. Pb lsi. xj court street- aajeoa. r CONTUACTOatS J. ANDERSON, sen era I contrcator. Estimates and plans tret. ra. 007. J. A KAPPHAHN. General mm and power anovsj contractor, exc rating and cradlaft. OIXlos plKkna U99. V irii. v- ENUKAV1NO SALEM fcN GRAVING CO. CUU of all put poses Tel 343 160 H Commercial street. tXKX'TKICAL stri'Htn HAL1K ELECTRIC CO 461 N Front St. Electric contracting and rwpairtmn Appliances and fixture moot a. BOFF BLECTR1C CO.. 83T Court St We do house wiring and carry a com plete stock of fixture, instrument rcpsinux, experimental work. Elec tric appliances repairea. r-none vm. o- FLEENER ELECTRIC CO. Electric IWbUng fixture and eleetrto ranges Piione 980. 471 Court street. CUT flowers and floral piecM. Dellv ery. C P Brwthaupt, f lorlsL 613 State street pnoue auo. MERCHANT TAILOR M. A. ESTES, tine UDorlnc 125 North Liberty street. INSltt ANCfcl CHAS. SPURLIN Real Estate and Inauranoa. High Bt. Phone 634. MATTKKSSLS tENOVATED MATlllSSES renovated. Wa reiio- vate all kinds of msttresaea, called for BTirl rtt-llwrod Beat of work aruaran- teed. CaptUl City Bedding On. Port land road, pnone iv PLL'MBING plumbing and general resalr work. Q173iPhone 550. Graber Bros. 154 South ; i Liberty street. lxHtrn u BARk. Piumblns. heatlns. ;et metal works. 164 8. Commercial street ROWLAND PRINTING CO.. Masonic Temple basement. Phone 1513. Q PIANO Tl'NER GEO. C. WILL, pianos, phonographs, sewing machines, 'sheet music and piano stuaies. tepairuw Diiuumnfiia and sewing machines. 432 Stale Bt Salem Oregon. TRANSFER AND STORAGE cuuuiNS ft HORT8CH. local and long distance hauling. Phono 3462; Kes. lWid or iwfiK. STOVES AM STOVE Kl FAIHINU STOVES FOR SALE REBUILT and repaired by expert. All kinds of wov en wire fence, fancy and plain. Bop baskets and noou, logan noons. Salem Fence and Stove Worka, 362 Chemeketa St. R. B. Fleming. o SCAVEMitR CITY GArtBAGB CO. Prompt servloe Phone 2290. . LEE GARBAGE COMPANY, service. Phone 1561. SALEM SCAVANGBH. Pllono 167. anna nARHAfm CO Reliable aexvioe. Phone, office 312S-. re& 693J. o SALEM GARBAGE OO lor Prompt and continues service charleB Boo, and Carl Sooa. Phone 3185 rr 8BJ. WASHING MACHINES ONE-MINUTE Washer service, 2041 M. Capitol St. Phone 8792. Ol7 WATER COMPANY OREGON -WASHINGTON Water Ser vice Company. Offices corner Ooot merclal and Trade streets. Bills pay able monthly. Phones 3 4. WATCH KEPA1KINO GUARANTEED WATCH REPAIRING or money back. The Jewel Box. 173 N. Liberty. Salem. LEG A US NOTICE OF INTENTION TO IM PROVE' BELMONT STREET FROM THE EAST LINE OF FIFTH STREET TO THE WEST LINE OF CHURCH STREET. Notice Is hereby given that the Common Council of the City of Sa lem, Oregon, deems It necessary ana expedient and hereby declares Its purpose and Intention to improve Belmont Street from the East Line of Fifth Street to the West Line of Church Street in the City of Salem, Oregon at the expense of the abut ting and adjacent property, except the street and alley intersections, the expense of which will be as sumed 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 pavinz said portions oi said street with a six-inch Portland cement concrete pavement. Thirty feet tn width. In accordance with the plans and specifications there fore which were adopted by the Common Council on July 1, 1930, now on file in the office of the City Re corder and which are hereby refer red 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 Improvement Department of the City of Salem. Oregon. By order of the Common Council the 7th day of July, 1930. MARK POULSEN. City Recorder. Date of first publication hereof Is 7-10-30. Date of final publication hereof Is 7-22-30. 17J .II.L FOlt RIUS J. W. Mvo. as Chairman of School Board of District No. 77. stayton, ore ion, will accept bids for ina-.allntlon of Joist ventilating ayittcm In Illnh School -building at Stayton. Orr-non up to 7 p.m. Augimt . l:iu. flana and Kpeclllcatlon.1 are on file at the Bank of Stavton. Stavton. Oreaon. Ad ditional copies may be obtained from prank struble. architect. 312 Sana oi Commerce Bldg, Salem. Oregon. j. w MAIO, Chairman of school Board. July 21 NOTICE TO 'KKUITOSW N. 7623 IN THE COUNTY COtmT Of THE STATE OP OHEOON FOH MAItlON COUNTY. In the Matter of the Estate of I8ADOKE OKEENBAUM. Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN mat the underatsittd baa been appointed or ttie county Court of tbs state of Oregon for Uarlou County, Executrix of the Estate of Isadore Oreenbaum. deceased, and has qualified aa such. All sersons having claims against Bald estate axa hereby aotlifcea to present tne aame amy vernieo aa requires itr law to ths underalsned at the office of Pae Page. Attorneys lor aald ea ul. Rtuh R.nk Bids.. Salem. Oreaon. with la cut months front the date of the flrat publication of thta notice. The date of the first publication of this notice Is ths 33rd day of June. 11)30 and ths last ts the alat day of July, 1930. EVA M OHEENBAUM Izeutm of the Estate of laadore Oreenbaum. Deceased. Page ei rage. Salem, Oregon, Attar n.ri lw IS. June 23. 30; Juljr 7. It. II LOW SEEK TO ENFORCE WEED CUTTING LAW Walter B. Low. city street com. minloner, la playing no favorite, in a resolution that will go before the city council Monday night de claring as nuisances th, Tacant lots of several hundred citlseni or Sa lem. Included In the list. It is said, are properties owned by some of the most prominent business and professional men of the city. The street commissioner is pro ceeding under an ordinance paaaed at the last meeting of the city council. This makes the offense of siloa-ing weeds and grass to grow without restraint a misdemeanor punishable by fine or Imprison ment or both. Though not mentioned tn the or dinance it Is understood that the declaring as a nuisance any lot that has become an entanglement of weeds and grass Is based on three things. These are the fire hazard. the fact that weed seeds blow upon and befour neighboring property and the unsightly appearance it gives the residential districts of the city. The Monday night session of the council prmoises to be barren of matters of great Importance with the exception of the weed resolu tion and the Trade street vacation matter. It ts understood a pro test against the vacation of Trade will be presented in behalf of number of citiiens who think It Is better for the welfare of the city to keep the street open rather than allow the Oregon Pulp as paper company to use It as a location for an addition to the paper mill. Alderman S. A. Hughes, chairman of the street committee, will rec ommend that the city advertise again for bids on a molting pot for the street department, mis wiu be based on the fact that only one bid was reoelved at the last meet ing and that bids had not been advertised for prior to the meeting. KAY EXPECTS EAST OREGON TO BACKHIfV, (Continued from page 1) dlcton recently when nine of the committee members from counties cast of the mountains met and signed an agreement to not be come Individually pledged to any candidate prior to the Portland meeting. Reports current In Port land say that 1 Eastern Oregon committeemen have not signed this round-robin agreement. There Is nothing In the agree ment Indicating favor for any one candidate, or that, its signers are binding themselves to vote as a unit. But the very existance of the agreement has given rise to reports that the members from the east- em part of the state are going to vote as a bloc In an effort to force the nomination of a candidate from their section. Signers of tin agreement, however, have mststed that they are not pledged to any such sectionalism, and that they will Individually support any can didate Dossessed of the qualifies- Uong for a governor of the whole state.. - It Is strongly indicated and not denied that they are going to in sist upon a square deal for East ern Oregon and Its Interests Horn both the state committee and the candidate it nominates. -Without exception," Kay said ai ter his talk with these committee men, "these men said they wrre not going to be governed ny tne unit rule, and that the agreement did not so bind them. "I was well received everywhere and the trip was very satisfactory. Many expressed surprise at my good health, having gotten the impres sion that I was an invalid." Commitment of the nominee and the state party organization to an unequivocal declaration for devel onment of the Umatilla rapids pro ject and similar enterprises in which they are vitally interested, assur ance that tile counties east of the Cascades are to receive their share of the political plums disbursed and Uie possibility of securing repre sentation on the board of control if a new state treasurer Is to be appointed, are some of the things in which the Eastern Oreiton dele- antes are known to be Interested The formal bid of the cx-scrvlce men of the state, as represented By the Republican Service league, for recoaiiitlon by the state party or ganizatlon, and the announcement of Julius Meier of Portland of the platform upon which he asks the republican nomination at the hands of the state committee are other outstanding developments over the week-end In the mid-summer no litlral rumnu3. Meier s "statement of principles- esnbracus an "unqualified subscrip tion to each and every plank" In Uie nlattorm of Uie CJcorgc Joseph with whom Meier was Intimately associated In business, politics and personal friendship over a psriod of 30 years.' I was In full accord with Sena tor Jnaenh'a nolltlcal principles and gave him my wnoie-neanea sunnort." said Meiefs statement, addressed to T. C. Elliott, Umatilla county central committeeman. Meier also pledged himself "as governor to do everything within my power" to protect the state's lumber rnehaatry from foreign petition, stated his approval of the legislative program "f the state LKGALS c-ti.i. niu iiiim The City of Srio u ready to receive sealed bids on aruira weii. iu ana 1. irinh until tf. bt, mieiMfi Jul 9ft. 1030. Specifications may h cn at the Annoclatod Store In Seio. City reaeryas the right to rrject any or an man. . Mrs. MINNIE ailKLTUN, Kftcorder ITS grange Including the initiated water power development district meas ure, protection of fish and game through an administration free of politics- support of a program to aid to solving the unemployment problem through development of new opportunities; equalization and reduction of the tax burden and economy 'coupled with application of business principles In adminis tration of state affairs:" fostering of public school system and higher education: continuation of highway deoartment: impartial law enforce meet and appointment to office "only of such men as respect the law and are qualified in all re spects to execute the law." The formal bid of tne ex-service men for political recognition, ru mored and expected for the past several weeks, took tne lorm of. a petition to the state central com mittee signed by about U0 mem bers of Uie Republican Service lea gue from 21 counties of Uie state asking consideration of any "world war veteran of hign standing ana ability" whose name might be sug gested In the deliberauons of Ute committee over a candidate for governor. The petition does not mention any particular candidate as being a possible candidate, nor does the letter signed by Harry N. Nelson, secretary of the league, wnicn ac companied the petition, among the signers of which are Douglas Mc Kay, Perry Qulscnberry, R. H. Bas- sett. Paul P. Burris and Dr. w. Carlton Smith for the Salem vet erans. The letter transmitting the peti tion calls the central committee's attention to the representative na ture of the league over the state. and stresses the fact that the demo cratic party in Oregon has seen fit in the primary election to nominate an ex-service man lor governor, Senator E. P. Bailey. Generally the petition Is not considered as a serious bid for the nomination of a service man for governer. Inasmuch as Uie . league offers no suggestions as to whom of their comrades might be considered available and none have been sug gested from other quarters, but ra ther more as a maneuver to place the veterans in a position for con sideration In the election of chairman of the state committee and to give them a place in the sunlight if Tom Kay should be gubernatorial nominee and uie se lection of a new state treasurer left to the committee. 81nce before the death of the late George Orif fith, former state com mander of the American Legion and then deputy state treasurer, the service men have had a covetous eye upon the state treasurership. HEAT RECORDS FOR 25 YEARS BROKEN tf Continued from page 1) " District of Columbia. If readings of 98 were included, it would add the, states of Pennsylvania, Texas, Ten-' noasee, and Oklahoma. Deaths .were reported from widely separated sections. There were many drownings, as the nation's swimming pools and beaches swarmed with holiday millions. Prostrations, too, mere numerous. The northwest, which has had Its fill of hot weather this season, gain ed relief Sunday when severe wind and rain storms swept sections of that country. The fortunate few In Michigan's upper peninsula, sand wiched between Lakes Superior and Michigan, enjoyed temperatures in the upper sixties. The heat ware will be broken late Monday or Monday night in large tart of uie north central states, tne cnicago lorecaster pro- phecied. Prediction lor Kansas, Nebraska, the Dakota. Wisconsin and Illinois carried such encoirrag ing phrases as "somewhat cooler, and "seasonable temperatures." The break in heat had penetrated into western Iowa Bunday night. The double damage of heat and drought was noted in many grain states. In Iowa, particularly, Ute fired com tiireatened serious loss to farmers unless benevolent rains fell soon. An unofficial obser ver In Iowa reported finding top soil in com fields at a temperature of 144 degrees. The Iowa corn loss, some agri- to one bushel an acre, and if Uie drought extends much longer the, estimated loss nil! be doubled, they said. j William Clapper, presidant of a corporation operating five canner ies In Iowa, said tha state's crop for canning, including sweet com. has bceo damaged 20 to 50 per cent- Ohio and Kansas, as vcu a3 sev eral southern states, face crop loss unless showers soon supplant the un. Baltimore Mh Three deaths end a score of prostrations in Maryland were blamed on the heat Monday as tliermometers early gave indica Hons that Sunday's record breaking temperatures of above the century mark would be surpassed during the day. A clerk on his way to work Mon day morning dropped dead as the mercury at 9 o'clock had passed the 90 degree mark. Another man died from a broken back received Sunday while he was swimming, and a third man, apparently erased by the 96 degree heat of Hagerstown jumped fully clothed Into the Potomac river and was drowned. New York W Monday's first heat victim was Charles Gallagher, burglar. He and two pals were sauntering through Fulton street, unable to sleep, and somebody suggested breaking Into Herman Jackson's Jewelry store. With a heavy timber they ram med the front door and smashed a showcase. A patrolman who heard the noLie came on th run and found Oal- lagher on th floor, owrcom. by beat and by a trivial glass cut on bis ana. Be had two watchts BIRTHS. DEATHS MARRIAGES DEATHS Simpson At the home on Garden Roa4 July 30, Mary Jane Simpson. 70. Survived bv widower, James .; cons. Jamea C and M. .: la lighter. Mrs. Mona M. Mlodt; bruthera. W. H. Nash, Wesley Hockersmlth and KraiUr; Hockeramlth. Funeral aerrlcea Wed nMdar. July SU, at 2 o'clock, from tha Cloutfh-Taylor company chapel with, Her. D. J. Howe ofticiatinj. lutermeuk Odd Fellows oecnotory. PergTuaoo la this city July so, Vn Roy Andrew Ferguson, 39. Survived, by widow. Oall: daughters. Cornell and Mary Eoaae; mother, Mrs. Hellia J.: sister, laaaime; brothers. Earl, Ralph. Curtta. and Raymond, all of Sola. Funeral aervloes Tuesday. July Kl, at 1 o'clock Iron tha dough-Taylor chapel under ausploea of Uie local Elks lodge, assisted by He v. CroaUey. Interment Bel crest Memorial park. Harris At Walls Walla. Wash. Julr 19. Prank E. Harris, 30. Survived by widow, Dolly; father. D. A.; sisters, Mrs. M. Mage. Mrs. A. L. Baker oi UUl City, Mra. Arthur Btnesar, Mrs. f. van uieve, Portland, riineral services Tuesday at 3 o'clock from tha Clough-Taylor chapel under auspices of Capital Post, American Legion, lu terinau. aaacioay oeaieiery. Bailey In this cltv July 19. Infant son of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. BaUey. Pri vate funeral services Monday. July 81. at 1:30 o'clock from the Clough-Taylor chapel, IntexLneut Odd Fellows cemetery. H1KTHM Smith To Vlr. and Mra. Robert Royal Smith. Route 1. Brooks, a sou. Kenneth Robert. Juluy 1. and some beads in his pocket, the patrolman said. His companions escaped. Chicago OP Prayers lor relief from the scorching best and wither -ing winds of the last four days were partly answered tn Uie xn id die west Monday, but the rest of the nation sweltered in record-bresJung tem peratures. The number of deaths during tha heat wave shot upward to a total of 150 Monday as cooling northwest winds pushed down the mercury in Uie near northwest and in Uie northern tier of northwest states. The absence of humidity in most of the perspiring states was all hat kept the death list from mount still higher. The cumber definite ly ascribed to heat was 45. Drown ings accounted for the other 95, Pittsburgh At A toll of more than 25 lives had been taken la Western Pennsylvania and West Virginia Monday by a week-end heat wave that sent thermometers soaring to a regional peak of 112 degrees at Charleston, W. Va. Weather forecasters predicted cool in? rains within the next thirty s'.x hours, but temperatures through out the region nevertheless climbed up and up. Pttttiburgh td&nkcted by an almost Insufferable pall of 99 degrees Bunday, found Us ther mometers crawling above the 69 at 11 a. m., Monday. ' . Meanwhile the threat of drought became more acute throughout the district. Both In Pittsburgh and Martlnsburg, W. Va., efforts were made to curtail the sprinkling of lawns and streets to conserve low water supplies. In some sections of West Virginia farmers left their parched fields unable to work, MARCONI FATHER OF FOURTH CHILD Clvitavecchai, Italy (TP) Senator Qughelmo Marconi. 56-year-old in ventor of the wireless, Monday re ceived congratulations on the birth of his fourth child. The scientist's second wife, the former Countess Crtstlna Bexzis cail, gave birth to a daughter at the Marconi Tula Sunday. She is in her twenties and married the inveutor in ltue. Queen Elena of Italy will be god mother to the child. The famed Inventor announced bis new dwghter will be named Marie Elettra Elena. He explained the middle name is that of his yacht and the last name that erf the queen of Italy. Messages of congratulation poured in upon the con pie from many quarters of the globe Including Am erica and England. CLOSE PUDDING BRIDGE FOR REPAIRS Koadmastr Johnson announced Monday morning that he has order ed the Ocrvais-Mt. Angel road clos ed at each side of the bridge over Pudding river as a bridge crew under Phlll Fisher has moved In tliere to make repairs on ths good sized bridge at that point. He ex pects the road will be closed about a week. Detour roads arc available a mile or so on each side of the ortdw so traffic will not be de layed to any great extent. On ex- . animation it was found that some of the heavy work on the bridge was slwwtng some signs of rotting and repairs were thought advisable. Approaches on the bridge were worked over last year. Work was also started Monday morning by a crew under charge of Bob Cole filling in approaches on concrete bridges which have been completed so detour roads may be eliminated, the first smrk being, done cm the a-ncleay road. IRISH TRAINMEN CALLFOR STRIKE Dublin OP The executive com. mlttee of the National Union of Rallwaymen decided Monday so call a general railway strike In the Irish Free state, effective at .mid night Tuesday. The derision was reached after an unsatisfactory conference with the directors of the Oreat Southern railway, from whom the workers are demanding unconditional rein statement of men dlsmlsc:C