FRIDAYAUGUST 22, 1930
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM; OREGON
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More Men Follow Professions Than Ever Catch Up With Them.
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30 cenia; minimum pei la 38
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a m day publiection. Real
but and Auto ads by 1 p ma
day previous) la publlvatlan.
FOR SALE HOUSES
EXTRA SPECIALS
Cost 7200 to build, to seU for C5000.
Full basement, furnace, fireplace,
latKO living an dining rooms, sua
room, kitchen bedroom Eixlli, 4 nice
large bedrooms upstairs, each closet
door plate glass mirror. Bathroom up
and down stairs; hardwood' floors
duwusUUra;. a double garage large
lot.
4 rooms and nook, furnace, fireplace,
basement, garage, paved street, good
lot. A snap at 03000. tlUO down and
$2a pec month.
Money to Loon Insurance
MELVIN JOHNSON
320 U. 8. B.uik bidg. Phone 637. a201
BY OWNER a modern 7-room home,
close In; terms. Box 333 Capitul
Journal. a202
HOME HEBKEKS ATTBNTIOr
Why pay rent? When you can buy
from us a cracker Jack of a home Just
like rent, for (20. 25, 30 per month
Including Interest. 6-R plastered
' bouse, bath, etec. garage, 1 lots,
price $1500 for &20 month. Or a six
room house neat and clean, bath,
lights, garage, paving paid for 91700
at 920 month. If you must rent we
have thein 913 to 940. Furnished 9 IB
to 905. Information see
BECHTEL or THOACASON
341 State St. Room 4
Shown by an appointment a
AN EXCEPTIONAL BUY
9 room home, strictly modern, large
lot, east front, close to Erulcwood
school. Price 93850. Terms to suit.
W. H.ORABENHORST&Co.. Realtors
134 S. Liberty St. Phono 515. a200
NO DOWN PAYMENT 91800 'full
price, 920 per month. Why pay rent?
752 S. 18th St. See Nelson at Ladd &
Bush, or In evening call 2666W. a201
STOP THAT RENT
HEAD THIS THEN HURRY
8-ROOM house, fireplace, 2 nice bed
rooms, bath and toilet. All In A-l
shape. This home Is completely fur
nished with nice furniture, price re
duced for quick sale. 92500. 9900 will
bundle It. Balance easv. See my
agents SEARS di TUCKEH, 18 S.
Com'l St. a
FOR SALE 9 or 8-room houses, easy
payment. Phone BBSJi aBQ4
FOR SALE FARMS
LOOK LOOK
One chance In a life time like this.
20 A. farm for 91600; only 9350 cash,
balance at 9200 per year and Interest
6 per cent. 12 A. cultivated land, 8 A.
pasture oil fenced; 120 prune trees,
A. strawberries, 4 R. house, barn,
chicken house, good well water. All
for 980 acre. Can you beat It? Shown
by appointment only. See
BECHTEL & THOMASON
341 State St. Boom 4
b"
FOR SALE
80 acre farm 5 miles out on good
road, small house, good barn, chick
en coops, 20 acres cultivated, balance
timber and pasture. Well fenced,
good well, Bpring water piped to
house. Some Htock, chickens and a
barn full of hay all go for 94800, part
cash. bal. terms, or will take Salem
home as part.
320 Statu St. Phone 1727
70 ACRES 95500
rnm 7-mnm And 1 4-room tlOUU,
barn. 29- A cultivated' land, 25 A. tint
ber. running waler. barn; full hay. 10
head cattle. 2 good horses, wagon and
all farm implements. Trade for a
house in Salem or a small. tract close
to Salem or uaiias.
S R. house, barn, poultry house. 25 A.
.iii..t.ri innri is A. timber, run
ning water, bam full ot hair. Trade for
a, place, not over
Good Improvement. 40 A. cultivated,
land. 8 A. good timber, 20 A. crop,
good land and good location. Will
exchange for larger place or city
itr. i.n kanr ttrntlll auai lUlUUt
house lease and tunHahlnga to sea at
low price, see
in smittt commercial St. b
93750 cash buys 20 acres all under
cultivation; 7 room nouse. oascniwin,,
h.th nr,ri. llt flrenlace. some built-
in,. ...... oidViran hmiM. family
fmit. eleven acres of fine Italian
prune orchard, and filberts. If you
are looking for a bargain, let us show
you this place. ,.
W H. GRABENHORST& Co.. Realtors
134 S. Liberty St, b200
PACIFIC HIGHWAY BUY
gS'SOO bms 17 acres located on mam
Pacific highway, 6 room house, a
acres of apples and prunes several
cherry and walnut trees. This place is
w. H. GRABENHORST & Co.. RealtomI
134 S. Liberty St, Pn0D2-SAV
94000; 'A down for 30 acre farm. 9100
an acre soil. 7-room house, telephone,
mall delivery, school, bus. good roads.
Buildings in good repair. Worth 3000.
H. c. Porter, AumsvUle? p201
PRICES ARE RIGHT
6 ACRES close to Salem, some cultl
TPited 94 00; terms. . , .
lo ACRE3. 7 cultivated, good land;
9700. terms. .
10 ACRES, buildings, nice view, good
road, 91300; terms. 4 acres close In,
also bungalow trade for ranch.
Extra well located 7 room for small
BROWN OT WM. W. POWELL
109 8. Commercial b201
PRICE REDUCED 9500 on thin fth
15-acre place. (Food bearing cherry or
chard of i acres, nice six, room house,
electricity, garage, barn and chicken
house. Close to Salem. Terms. See
Kelson at Ltd and Bush, or in. eve
ning call 2656W. 200
FOR SALE Misceilatreons
HAVE TWO 9152 console White elec
tric sewing- machines nt 950 each.
WHITE SEWINO MACHINE CO.
167 O. High St. c209
BARTLETT Pears 60w Dmhel. bring
pox. Ht. g. box 64. pliuue 14lJia ctvi
WOOD and gas combination range.
Practically new. 975 Norway. c300
FOR SALE Crawford; peaene. end
Bartlett pears. 1 mile norxo. on Biver
road. Wlckerfs. phone 4F5 C203
PpR SALE peaches, cheap. KJogwood
Phone 61F13. c200
VSED LIIMRPB mm lc ttpntins. 2x4S
flooring, windows 2x12s. enrae doors
atth track. Just across, creek on,
w. Com ! St. Albright A Jlame.
phone 623W. c203
LATE White electrtt: sewing machine
r'P- 0i Juason. 3565W.' "VJ
BAROAIN for cash "Hirdmsn" pi
ano, splendid condition, excellent
tone; also Atwater-Kent 7-tube radio
Jith battery set and eUmlnatan 378
Bellevue St., Salem. C205
FOR sale Garaae to be moved. 3M
misn st. c201
JARLY CRAWFORD peaches, Aspln
U Bros,, Waconda on Salem-Cham-Pog
road. Phone 5P2S. c205
pLD MATLE. oak and walnut furnl"
Inre- Also some china. Box 3TJ.
vapital Journal, o200
FOR SALE Miscellaneous
FOR SALE upright Dlano. 1020 Cross
street. c02
CRAWFORD and Carmel peaches; El
berta ready In 1U dai. L. Tnwn.
sand. c2U&
CUCUMBEIAS lor sale, prefer you pick
them. C. A, Bear, farm 2 uules south
of Turner. c200
SINOHH portable electric Mwin mv
PEARS for canning asc. Turn in at
dryer on Wallace road. F, C. Ewing.
caul
GOOO baud cldes pceae, phone 845J.
c202
BARTLETT PEARS. Call 56P13.
FARM property and- Automobile In-
surance now at lower rates. Wm. A
rsrscK Nient, irnoiie C222
CANNING PEACHES. Pears, Apples.
EUUIW. HKHIl UIUO. JsTli. CT
PEACHES and all kinds fresh fruits
snci YPKciaoios, -naraena stand '4
mile south Wacondi on Salem -Cham-poeg
road. Phone lame ordem to J. P.
Asplnwall. 6F21. c217
VOR SALE sweet annlf drier inc. anl-
Ion or two gallons for 3i)c. Apples at
cuMwrwa' erne works
2J04 N. Ftout St. C204
BOOKCASE, dlniuii and library
tables, beds, San. couches, cabinet
and drawers, runs. 036 N. Summer
FOR SALE some very good bargains
in usea wooa ranges tnut we replaced
with our latest models of bus ranges.
See them at our storo 130. S. Illh.
TWO drafting tables. Blue print fil
ing caoinet. ann s, acuic nignway.
Woodburn. Ore. c201
FOR SALE LIVESTOCK
FOR SALE, good family cow. 3 4 gal.
rich milk dally, 950 cash. Sophie H.
nuu, ttt. i, tticKrea 1 1, urc. eaui
DR. FRED W. LANUB. Veterinarian
Office 529 a. Commercial phone lldfl
Residence on one lofiO r
DAIRY cows for sale or trader 1-8
down. Balance oner year. Red barn.
n. commercial ana uoiumDia. neison
Bros. Phone 705; 185 N High St.
POR SALE team of black mares, new
harness, waeon. Dlow. 210 Brown St.
Sllverton e200
FOR SALE WOOD
WOOD FOR SALE
16-lnch old fir: 4-foot 2nd growth
fir and maple. Priced reasonable. SEE
LEO N. CHILDS CO.. Realtors
320 State St. Phone 1727
ce-
WOOD SAWING. Phone 1819. ec225
FOR SALE,
5B5J.
wood in timber. Phone
ee204
GOOD DRY 4-foot old fir 96.50 per
cotd. Write M. E. Morley, Sublimity.
DRY 16 inch old fir, 4 ft. fir. oak,
ash. old fir and- hill slab. C. U. Har
baugh's Transfer and Fuel B38 High
land, phone 1990. ee224
noon old f lr 7 oer full cord. Second
growth and oak. Phone 1850. ee204
PLANER wood 93.50 load; slabwood
92.75 load: 2nd growth fir 93.50 load;
old1 fir, 94 load). Tracy'e- Fuel Yard.
Phone 29B5. ec '3
WOOD; from timber to- you. Phone
3739 ee210
Mirm fir and oak wood. Ed Stortz.
Phone 2989J. ee209-
WOOD, L. C. Kelly. Phono 1573J. ee210
ALL KINDS of DRY
ML D. Mayf leld.
FOR WOOD SAWING call ZANDER.
Phone 3465M. etflQl
WOOD sawlna. speedy and accurate
service. Phono 1223. ee216
WOOD sawing, Sproed Bros Phone
1131. ee205
ORDER your wood now. Best 18 -inch
inside siao wooa mixea at looos s
Mitchell Co., 95.50 per cord from car.
Phone 013. 349 S. 12th St. ee
ffUWT class dry old fir slab, l-in
old far mill block. Screened) hog fuel
Prompt delivery. Phone 1542. Fred t
Wells. Inc.. 280 8. Church St.
SHED' DRY WOOD & COAL. SALEM
HELP WANTED
WANTED; saleslady, for an attractive
line of merchandise. Call 166 North
Liberty- Call tonne, 7 to g. g--aw
HOP PICKING in Mlnto yard will
start) Monday, August 20i Telephone
2516. B202
RELIABLE girl for general housework. I
Phone BP! Independence; g204
WANTED, lady, prefer middle age, to
take care ot fathiir and mother. Ad
dxess eU letters to box 66, Gervals.
Ore. 8301
CARPENTER wanted. Hsve fruit end'
nut trees to pay for calves, F. O. box
12. Salem. g200
nrAKmra vamreon blackberry
Dickers. Will start Monday, 1 mile
east of Brooks. Jessie McCoy.
g200
WE COACH you for coming examin
ations, full particulars and llBt posi
tions free, 91260-93000 year gov
ernment Jobs. Men. women. 18-46.
Steady wortt. Apply immediately. Bx.
339 Capital Journal. g201
HOP pickers wanted; Williams hop
yard; Register at Employment Office
270 Chomegeta. Phone 24S8. g208
SITUATIONS WANTED
UNIVERSITY girl wishes work for
board and soom. Box 334, Capitol
Journal. ' h205
WANTBD position as housekeeper.
Inquire room t 205 N, Commer0-
MAN wants work mornings and eve
nings for room and board. Phone
Miscellaneous WANTED
.....rr.n rvft uuiut nr Rfl nrrp
farm, good buildings and water. Can
give reierences. sa.
J. A SNEED. WELL DRILLER. yiD H.
inth fir... Dhone 2464J. 225
WILL trade an electric range for owk
tt-rvKi. 2hx unemeacia oi.
iinnu hncrriorl in n rpill dflfl hOtel. B.
B Flake s Petland Farm. Pacific nigh-1
n nnrrf. ' 1
FOR RENT
ONE ROOM prtmtnt month, In-
riirimc. KsraKC.
POK RENT 8 room house Mid J-
b5 month. Phon 485. 03
PUHNT3HKD S room honw ooo lo
cation. meell.nl prlr.t. .t rg-
.An Mr. raDlul Journal. JZU"
electrlmlly equippwJ. Adulu """-.Jj;
PDIWISHSD 2-im. rrtment; 1mP-
BOIBU, BOOM. grae. M wt.
kictk Pumlshfd pt.. clow in. m
children; 15 per month, tut. a. u.
n..hhrd. 11 Marlon St. )aoi
unDBRrT 7-room house, 685 W.
lain
1102
Phone viMJ.
CLEAN Furnuhed 4 room., bjtn, tur-
. i. .u.a n nariiv iur
5rKT ?"r Wrtmente- and
rooms. 476 North commercial.
NICE furnished first floor Partmrn
590 union.
- . w,n.4pn niinizsinw,
itia n ColtABO. Plioue 3j9U. J-"!
FOR RENT
2-ROOM aparoneuc. Price- right. o
H. Liberty. laoi
MOnilfJt (Umnm hnrnu Minll. nui
Call 640 State St. ' UU1
MODERN 3 room apartment,
electric stove. Phone 2024J.
5 KOOi Plastered house for xeut.
iu imu- mantn. aia aouui aotn. rioi
WANTED to rent service, station on
gailonage basis. But terms, box
338 Journal. 1301
NICE S-Room cottage wttn flrepftwrc
and base meat $20. 631 Bra) a avenue.
8-ROOM house, electric lhthta. bath.
garage, not far out, 915 per mo. Phone
tij. on iripp or nog an., uu n.
Com'l. J21XJ
PGR RENT furnished apartment, 3
rooms and private bath. Close In.
Reasonable rent. 268 N. Cottage. J207
4 ROOM Duplex. Phone L00A.
HENDERSON furnished &Pts. Phone
1005. J222
5 -room furnished houiw.
Phone 48 IJ.
J 201
3-ROOM furnished apartment. Private
bath. 545 Court. Phone 1057. J2Q.1
3-ROOM furnished apartment, lights,
water, wood furnished 922.50; 1873
Court. Call Sundays or evening. J 200
2-ROOM furnished house, 43o Divi
sion. J200
4-ROOM house nartlv furnished, bath.
garage. Adults. 763 N. Winter. J200
0-ROOM furnished modorn house.
Electric range, piano. Ph. 2024J. J20Q
3-ROOM apartment, well furnished
and clean, rates reasonable. Adults.
475 If. Capitol. J 2-17
PATTON apartments, down town dis
trict. Nicely furnished, private bath,
etc. For Inspection call Patton's Book
store. j1
FOR RENT; newly renovated house.
927.60. Close- in. 268 North Liberty
at pnone iaaj. y
THREE garages for rent, aown town
section Phone 1B.14J l
PIANOS. Phonographs and sewing
machin for rent. H L stiff Furni
ture Co. !
LOST AND FOUND
LOST Lady "a black purse,
park. Please- phone 2564R.
LOST, small red Chow dog. Answers
to "Pedee ". Phone 2165J; 876 N. Lib
erty StMrHoltReward k201
LOST Boston Bull brindle with
white face, from Lone Star Auto
camp. Please return. Phone 301 1J
LOST woman's Schaeffer Lifetime
fountain pen. Return to 17. N. Front
itewara. kjiuu
"miscellaneoCs
ASTROLOGY, palmistry, advice. Max
well, state, rnone liu. muu
INVALIDS cared for. Convalescent.
and rect borne. Aahiantf ore. miw
REAL ESTATE
LIST your property- with us- and
SAVE the commission. Buyers get
your name- and address from our
display boards, then deal DIRECT
Vflth you.
You pay tut a, amalL exhibit fee,,
that's all.
OWNERS-' RBAL ESTATE
LISTING BUREAU
121 New Bligh Bidg,
Telephone 717 Salem, Ore.
n205
6 ACRES mile from city limits,
east, 6 room house, electricity, small
chicken house, garage, 93300;. very
easy terms. 10 a. witn new nouse,
full basement, furnace; hwd. floors,
C1CC. avnuaoie, some iruit, "duu.
WINNIE PETTYJOHN, Realtor
173 S. High St..
ON ROOSEVELT HIGHWAY"
'4 mile ocean frontage, excellent
beach, well located for developing an
ocean resort. Priced reasonable. No
phone information. See Gclser.
MOUNTAIN RESORT
Waterfalls, mountain home sites, vis-
ltcd annuauy Dy many. Acessioie oy
good roads. Information by appoint
ment.
Willamette valley land or Income
property as part payment on modern
Salem apartment house, and some
cash. See Gelser witn
169 S. High St. n200'
LIVE IN COUNTRY
WAVJE (TTY rOHVENrBNCB
nftAiirifnl little counLrv nlace. Ideal
spot for children. Nicely wooded wttlt-
year arouna stream. bduui mice bhw
OI clear iana. uooa sou, iruit uu
B-irrian. 4 room nlastered house with
fireplace, basement and furnace. Ga
rage and chicken house. Close to Sa
lem on good; road. Will sell S acre
for 93750. or 10 acres for 95500..
Call SOCOLOFSKY & SON for
polntment. 1st Natl Bank Bidg.
1 APRE SUBURBAN HOME
This place Is located on gravel road,
cAnxm to Pacific hluhwav and one-
halt mile outsme city umiis, a room
house, large chicken house, running
wateo year around, good well, best of
soil. Price 92000. 950 down and 920
per month. Interest. 6.
W. H. GRABENHORST & Co., Realtors
134 8. Liberty St. Phone 515
nzuu
1WRTAJ.I.MHNT ACREAGE
ii tn.t n miri III) n.r mniith buvs S
acres of fine strawberry land, east of
Sniem, an unaer cuiiivasion. rrivv
etnnn. TntwrrRt fl'"..
925 down and 910 per month buys B
BCreS OI lirsa Ufiiy mm iiticiv
soli, located on pavement east, oi ou-
l.m Orl fft tnt n'.
925 and 910 per month buvs a fine
one acre tract close to Englewood
school, best of soil. Price 91000. Int.
9200 down and balance terms to suit,
.' on ucrft of first cIbrs straw
berry land, located south of Salem..
all unaer cuiiivanon. www.
Intercut 6.. , 4
If you are looking for ft small Install-
W H" ORABBNHORST, Co.. Heetrop
134 S, Liberty St Phone515
nauu
WE HAVB 40 Unproved acres, stocked
.iimiHf ii miles of Salem: 30
acres tillable. 'price 939001 2000 Cash
and 4 on Balance.
in rprR nt nrv fine land on Tmve-
ment 7 miles Salem, splendid orchard,
berriee. near school. Price 98700,
ao WELL improved acres on highway,
equipped. lor pouiiry. e,ieciriL-n..
beautiful plwce- with stock and equip
A 6-ROOM bouse In fair lotlon for
only 91200, with 925 down end 2G
per monta. . ,
A GOOD close In 7-room furnished
house for only S3U per momn rciiv.
200-10 P. 8. Bank bidg. Phone 140.
PHD R1I.F
ffstrft good 60 A. dairy farm miles
from Salem; good bids, well fenced,
watered by creek and wells: some
amber, family fruitn. Fine team eoll
and nice location; enws. 9 borers,
fowls, machinery of all xindsv hay
and feed. 95000 down and long time
on balance at o per efnt.
PERRmB MARSntRA
212 Gray Bidg.
10 ACRES In full bearing cherries
and apple, shack. On paving and
good (travel rotd. 92WW. lerms.
m .4- mAam of CltV. DOOd tOOd'
em buildings, lend will soon be
available for lote. Priced to sell at
WINNTB PETTYJOrTN. Realtor
" 175 8. High St n
journal Want Ads Pay
EXCHANGE Real Estate
PROPERTY here, rnde for eastern
or California. P. O. Box 513. nnaoo
1XCHAMCH
Neat 4-room bungalow tor esechsmiB
fur ft- or 6 room modorn homo in Kn
glcwood district. Will assume up to
91000 difference.
94500- equity in fins tome la Saietn.
also good 93500 first nortag to ex
change foe home or Income property
in Portiana.
SES Mrs. Ellis with
ion m rurr.ns rA. KMltmi
220 Stat St. - Phone- 175T
CALIFORlfIA acrcH, O-roora brick
house, hardwood Doors modern tqulpt
for 2D0 hens, to exchange for land
near Selem. Oeo; Messenger, BOB Car
hart Ave.. FUUerton. Cat. nn2U4
FOR TRADE Large building, in good
valley town; good location- for feed
store, trade for good light truck. Rt.
1. box 2. Lyons, Ore. nn200
mcrmAWnv for aood house in Salem
10 acres all set to prunes. 4V,4 miles
irom aaiem.
FOR SALB. 9-room nouar. located on
Winter St. Look this up. A bargain.
160 A. FOR SALE or trade at 912 per
acre. Come In and see this before you
5 ACRES for trade. IT miles east oi.;
Salem. What have you?
SQUARE DEAL REAL ESTATE
202 U. S. Bank bidg. Phone 740. na'
Will trade equity in small home for
light sedan. Inquire 2779 Brooks
Ave. nn201
win. tmrtm now Rlfctric ranite for oak
wood 202 Chemekcta St. nn203
AUTOMOBILES
White truclr, first elass condition,
new tires. Phone B47M; 920 Mill, qgoa
'25 Model Ford coupe. In good run
ning order. Good rubber, 985. Inquire
1795 S. Liberty evenings q200
1920 CHRYSLER 65 coach. Will sell
or trade equity. Route 7, Bx. 193.
Salem. 0301
6 Dodue Truck ...9365.00
29 Ford Rdstr. 365.00
29 Ford Coupe .............. 385.00
28 Essex Sedan 31&H0
27 Chev. Coupe . . . 2;00
24 Overland Sedan . ..... 85.00
Fora oeaan witn libc ... u.w
EIKER AUTO CO.
Cor. Lib. & Ferry St. q
VALLEY MOTOR COMPANY
USED CARS
1929 Model A Tudor 9450
1U2A f?hvrnlt ennch ......... 375
1928 Model A roadster ......... 350
1027 Chevrolet coupe
1927 Ponttac coupe 285
1926 Standard Studebaker coach 295
1929 Model A sport roadster ... 425
1026 Chevrolet landau sedan .. 225
1926 Model T coupe. Ruxtell .. 150
6 Trucks priced 950 to 9GS0
1020 Model A closed pickup ... 425
Terms iTaues
VALLEY MOTOR COMPANY
Phone 1905. Center at Liberty. q
FINANCIAL LOANS
WE CHARGE
2 PER CENT
On unpaid balances.
Who niv 9 ner 'cent
when you can borrow for 2 per cent?
Loans on Pianos and
Furniture
without removal
OREGON FINANCE CORPORATION
VUv- Masonic aunaiun,
Salem, Oregon
Organized' by Salem Business Men
For protection to
Borrower
(Licensed by State)
r207'
LOANS TO SALARIED PEOPLE
on plain notes, endorsed notes
furniture and pianos. All trans
actions strictly confidential.
STATE. LOAN COMPANY
312 Oregon Bidg., 2nd floor.
Corner State and Utah.
Office hour. 1Q aan. to 0:30' p.m.
Telephone 833, Licensed by State
FARM LOANS 5, small, expense.
ir. l. wooa. liu otave- oi.. i
WB HAVB plenty or money to loan on
farm and city property. Low Interest
rates.
Hudklne Mortgage 4k Investment Co.
Millers Store bidg. Phone 2218 r
WE HAVE THE MONEY
To refinance your, present borne or
farm lnnn nlrm to- assist VOU to l)UV.
Ouua or anorave. ijans; lemu, tow-
rates. Pay off any time. See us first.
I if It In r" ' at fi''
290' N. Church St. Phone 2830 r
WTfRRTS TO BORROW MONBY. On
antnmablles. furniture, livestock, per
sonal effect- and other good eecur-
itiM- National Loan se nnance o..
(licensed a? state) 410 Bank; of Com-
mcrcce, eaiem, ure.
PKAfli-JMAL LOANS
nn snlnrles. fn mil ure.. cars, endorsed
notes, repayable 1-20 months. Borrow
safely from Salem's own and largest
II nance company, wuics. ana uuuvi
service. Licensed by state.
2od floor 1st Nat'l Bank Bidg. Phone
130D. Office hours. 8s30 to 6 p. m. r
trawMTi-iR Mr. rorrhtts. Inc for city
and farm loans. Rates and costs low
est available. Prompt servloe, 208 Ore
gon Building.
BORROW money, on your personal
oroDcrty. Pay basic In monthly in
stallment. '
W I LLAM ti te lAjpin uuairAm
Licensed by State
605 Bank of Commerce Bidg. r
MONEY to- loan on real estate. Priv
ate money, lowest rates. T. K. Ford,
First National Bank. r
AN INSTALLMENT LOAN
Is E.iav to ReDav
Why not let us explain its advantages
over a BbruiKiib luun r
ANDERSON & RUPERT
1G3 S. High Street
norresDondents
Equitable Savings & Loan Ass'n r
LOANS OS ACTOMOB ILE9
Contracts Refinanced
payments Reduced
You keep your automobile
We pay balance due dealer,
bank or finance company, and
reduce- youc- payment. Ad-
' d l Clonal money loaned. Strict
ly confidential- We handle,
our own paper.
EIKER AUTO CO.
Corner Liberty and Ferry Ntg.
Phone 121 Salem. Ore.
FEDERAL FARM LOANS 64.
Wilkinson. U. 8. Bank bidg.
545
WILLAMETTE VALLEY FARMS
And ei son Ruoerfc IfiO 8. High 1
BUSINESS Opportrmities
WANTlltD man. or woman, to repre
sent In Salem an vicinity, eld ea-
tabllsnea investment nouse. r.
Hamre, Sllverton. ulW
BtrsTAtlRANT far sale or trade for
farm or acreage. Owner haa. other
business. Boi 439 Journal. u
DIRECTORY
LLOYD E. RAMSDENv bike accessories
and bicycles, 3B7 mrurt street.
BATTKRY KrPrLf8
B, D. BAJYTON. National Batteries,
starter and generator work. Ferry and
High streets.
CHIMNEY hWfcRPH
R. E. NOHTHNES3,
Phone 110.
CHIKOPBACTOKS
DR. O. L. SCOTT, chiropractor. 2M M
Hlifti atrt. Phonw a7 A 3104J. o-
DR. H. B. SCOFIELD. X ray. Phone
Jim, 414 Flrat Natl Bank Blilg.
DIRECTORr
MIU1K C U OM
JACOB WEIZ.EL. Cabinet work and
reftnishtng. Furniture repairing, ph.
iai. aao court ei aeiem.
CONTH.CTUR!i
J. A. KAPPHAHif, Oenerel team and
power shovel con tractor, excavating
and graduig. OUioe phone- U69 Bee.
9LNtiK.VLG
SALSM ENGRAVING COt Cute Ot all
purposes. TeL. 34 ISO a. commercial
street.
LLKCTU1CU. Ml' PPL IBS
HALIK ELECTRIC CO.. 401 N. Front
St, Bleetria contractlns; and repairing.
Appliances and FUturest Phone Z.
FLEENSR ELECTRIC COw Electnc
lighting iixturee end else trie
Phone 980. 471 Court street.
CUT flowers and floral pieces. Deliv
ery, f, nreiuiaupviJorw, ou auue
iiLTL rnone sno.
LEE GARBAGE CO- Prompt service.
Phone 1S61. 0200
MKWn.TiTiT TA1LOH
A. E3TE3. fine taUorlnav 226 North
laoerty street.
INtttUANCK
CHAS. 8PDRCIN
Real Estate and Insurance, 17S South
I'l l MIUNi
PLUMBING and ceneral renalr work.
Phone 650. Graber Bros. 164 South
Liberty street.
THEO. M. BARR, Plumbing, heating
sneet metal worxs, iui o. uommerciai
street.
MATllti:sSl-:s Kl. NOV AT tD
reilo-
MATTRB6SES renovated. We
vate all kinds of mattresses, called
for and delivered, bcsl oi wore suar-
anteed. Capital City Bedding. Co.,
f ortiano roaa. i none iu.
PRINTING
ROWLAND PRINTING CO, Masonic
Temple basement. Phone 1612
PIANO TlNl.lt
ORO. C. WILL. Dlanos. Dhonoarachs.
sewinn machines, sheet music and
piano studies. Itepalrlns phonographs
and sewing machines.. 432. State aw
esaiem, uregon.
ArOVi:!! ANII STOVE KKPAIK1.NG
STOVES FOR SALE REBUILT and
repaired by expert. All kinds of wov
en wire fence, fancy and plain. Hop
baskets and hooks, logan hooks..
Salem Fence and Stove Works, 202
unemexeta at. k. b. r iemmg.
HCAVANGKK
CITY GARBAGE CO, Prompt eej
Phone 2200.
SALEM SCAVANGER. Phone 167.
SOOS GARBAGE CO., reliable service
Phones, office 3125; Res. 893J.
SALEM GARBAGE CO. for prompt
and continuous service. Charles Sooa
and can sooa. pnone 3125 or bubj.
TRANS FEU AM) STORAGE
CUMMINS & HORTSCH, local and
long distance hauling; Phone 2462;
hps. vzf or i2tmt. .
WAT1R COMPANY
OREGON -WASHINGTON Water Serv
ice company. Off loos corner Com
mercial and Trade streets. Bills pay-
a oie mommy, inonos a k
UATC'U Hl l'AIHiNtJ
GUARANTEED WATCH REPAIRING
or money back. The JeweL Box. 178
N. Liberty, Baiem.
LEGALS
NOTItH TO CONTRACTOKS
Notice is hereby given that the un-
aersigneu win receive seaiea oias un
til 7:30 o'clock o. m.. Tuesday. Seo
tember 2. 1030. for tho construction
of cement sidewalks in the City of 1
Salem, Oregon, as follows:
On the NORTH SIDE OF NORWAY 1
STREET BETWEEN. CAP I T O L
STREET AND THE S, P COj. Right
of Way, along
Lot 6,. Block 4, Cardwell Addition.
Re. No, 2399.
S. one-half of fractional block of
North Salem Addition lying west of
Block 4, Cardwell Addition. Res. No.
2400.
On the WEST SIDE OF NORTH
25th STREET BETWEEN STATE
AND WALKER STREETS, along
That property covered by Vol. 104.
Page 277 of Deed Records lor Mar
lon County, Oregon. Res. No. 2407.
That property covered by Vol. 7fl,
Page 16 of Deed Records for Marlon
County, Oregon.. Res. No. 2408.
Lot 10.. Block VEast Side Addition.
.Xttm.. No. 5411
Lot 8. Block H East Side Aadltton.
;Res. No, 2412.
On the WEST SIDE OF 15th
STREET BETWEEN B AND D
STREETS, along:
That nroDertv covered by Vol. 101
Pmre 108; of Deed Records for Maclon
County, vrcgon.. kcs. ro. aeao:
Th Mist one -hair of Lota 6 and 7,
Block 11, Parrlsn Addition "B-". Res.
No. 2418..
on mi x.rr RTnw of aom
TTREFT RTTTViHllN FREDRICK AND
"u
3. Burlington addition. Residence no.
, " t, MnTJT RIDE OP BELLE-
7UE STREET BETWEEN 19th and
IfirVi RTHKET8 liuni Lit . !SiuC. 17,
Caoll Park 'addition. Res. No. 2426.
on iM. KilRTH SIDE OP COLUM
BIA BluEETT BETWEEN FRONT
AND COMMERCIAL KTHEETS along
Lots 6 and 7, Block- 2. Compton Ad
dition. Ren. No. 2436.
On th EAST SIDE OP PROItT
STREET BETWP1EN COLUMBIA AND
ACADEMY STREETS alona
Lot 14. 13IOCK niversiue wuwuu.
Res. No, 2438. .jj...
Lot 10. uiock Kiversiae nauniuu.
Res No 2441
Lot it, Block 4, Riverside Addition.
Ros. No. 2442.
On tho SOUTH SIDE OF MILL
RTIiEET BETVKEN 14th and loth
STREErn along iois au ,
ao iinK-nrnltv AdHlttnn. Res. No. 2454.
Plans ana speculations may ur
had at the ofllco of the city engineer.)
Each bidder will be required to file;
with his bid a certified check, or bid
bond, payable to the City of Salem,
m the amount of 6 per cent of the
amount of bid. which will be forfeit-1
ed to the cit In case the bidder shall
fall or refuse to enter into contract
for the. construction) of the sidewalks
If awarded tflie bid.. Bids should be
made out on forme secure at the
city engineer's office and must show
i the nrttolution number and descrip
tion and location ot property.
The right Is resenved by the Com
mon. Council to accept any or to re
lprt all bids in the Interest of the
Citv.
MARK POTJLSON. City Recorder.
Salem, ornmn.
2oa
mm DISPLEASED
WITH GERARD'S LIST
(Continued from page 1)
tern yean without reckoning with
Alice Paul." u!4 Mis Maude
Younger, leglalattre chairman oi
the national women's party.
Miss Younger cited motion pic
ture and lumbef industries on
Gerard's list as net being particu
larly powerful on the national
scene, and declared It quite pons!.
ble- for various women's orKanlr
tlons to compete with them. In
shaping the laws of the nation,
Her final shot was that while
Gerard's list was "prettr Dak It
did show women would have to
get the economic power so they
LEGALS
L'X.HflM9
In the Circuit Court of the State
of Oregon for Marlon County
uase no. ioa. .
Henrv Wilouet. Plaintiff, vs.
J. F. Wllauet. e Administrator of
the Eet&te oi Mars F. Oceeolret
ceased: J. P. Wllauet. widower: Cella
rteaer ana joon uor ncasr.. ner
husband: Johnnie Ferscnwilex and
"Uanr Doe' Ferecbwuar. bis wue:
Eugenuv Fellows and "John Doe Fel-
loare. ner nusoancK Fierenos- STrsen-
wUir. Ide Pratt end Jann Dee" Pratt
bxr husband: Walter Perscbwiler endJ
"Jane Doe Ferschwiier, his wue, ae-
So: Cella Reder and "John Doe'
Reder. her husband: Johnnie Fersch
wiier end "Mary Cm" Ferechwtler, hle(
wue: Kuuenia- Fellowr and: Jonn Doe"
Fellows, her husband; Florence
Fereehwller: Ida Pratt and "John Doe'
Pratt, her husband: Walter Fersch
wiier and 4&ne Due!' Fecschwuerw his
wile.
IN THH NAME OP THH STATE OF
OREGON : You and eadi of you are
hereby reaulred to bddbt and an
swer the comnlalnt filed aaatnst you
in the above-entitled court and auit
on or before four weeks from the date
or the nrst publication or tnia sum
mons, the date of each first publi
cation hereof bettur Aurrust 22. 1030.
and If vqu fall so to annear and an
swer said complaint, for want thereof.
trie FiaintiTT will rase a decree against
you for all and singular the relief
prayed for la Plaintiff's complaint.
to-wit: .
That the Plaintiff be decreed to ne
the owner in fee slmDle of the fal
lowing described real property, to-wit:
Beginning at the we cor. or fjiaim
No. 70. In T. S S R. 2 W. of the Wil
lamette Met., In Marlon County, Ore
gon; thence running south S'j W.
23.56 chains; thence N. 82 W. (on
dividing line 122.10 chains: thenee
N. 23.97 chains; thence S. H2 E. 124.53
chains to the place of beginning, arm
containlna 204 acres, more or less, and
Deing in tne nonnern pun, oi ciaim
No. 70. In said Tp. and R., ana en
tered under the Donation Lana Claim
Act by Etienne Oregon.
also: Beginning at tne ow, cor,
of the Northwestern "L" shaped pro
lection of the DLC of E. Grettolre No.
79, the said cor. being 84 links south
of the quarter section stake between
nrttnnm ft nnrt ft- thenaa N. 2 chains
and. 01 links;, thence S. 62" E. 47
chains ana id linns; tnence souta
11 'A B. S chains and 33 links; thence
a fl7ii- S. 7 chains and 14 links;
thence Ht. 2' W. 4 chains and 06
links; thence 8. B2 B. 66 chains to a
point In the road on the eastern
boundary line of said DLC: thence S.
S'V W. 8 chains and 1 link to an
angle and the southwest cor. of DLC
No, 63; thence S. 5 W. on the said
eastern boundary Hue 3 chains-and 6S
links to the SB cor. of. tract of land
hrrehv conveved: thence N. 884 W.
90 chains ana ao unas to me wtsi
boundary line ot saia ulu no. m:
thence N. 7 W. on said boundary
line 20 chains and 87 links to the re
entrant cor. of said DLC: which Is
also the NB cor. of DLC No. 401 thence
N. 86" W. 23 chains ana it units u
the place of beginning, containing
164.93 acres, and being In sections 9
and 10. In T. 8 S. B. 2 W. Of the WllL
m . in Marlon Countv. Oreson.
Being, in alL 406.99 acres of
land, more or less, and the same be
ing described in deed from Felix Ore
trnirn n Mnrv Oreuolrei recorded at
page S9S of Vol. 71, Deed Records for
Marion uouniy, urcKon
ALSO: The following described tract
nr Innd situate in Marlon County.
Oregon, to -wit: Commencing at the
pie cor. or sec. ao, in i. o. n. i w-.
of Will. Mer., In Marlon Co.. Ore.,
thennM rtinnlna W. 80 rods: thence S,
"7 rods; thence K. 114 'A rods; thence
N lis. roria; thence -w. 34 'A rodst
thence S. 40 rods to the place of be
ginning, ana . containing oi acres,
more or less..
ALSO: commencing on the N.
hmirilnrv nt Son SI. in T. 7 S. R. 1
of Will. Mer., in Marion County, Ore
gon, at a point which Is 8.625 chains
fmm the- NW cnr. of said Sec 31:
thence S. 10.66 chains to the center
of the county road; thence N. 89"
la e. in ine miaaie oi sam roaa 4o.uu
chains; thence N. 18.26 chains to the
section line; tnence w. on seuiiuii
line 11.825 chains; thence N. Id
chains: Ihence West 11.375 Chains:
Hiimcn fbiuth 10 chains, to the nlace
of beginning, and containing 63.72
acres oi iana, more or icon.
Amnr rommenclne at the 8E cor,
of Sec 25. In T. 7 S. R. I W. of Will
Mer., in Marion co... ure.; w
nn urt.inn Mne on rlialns: thrmce N,
in nhnin- thnn 1. nsrallel With the
S. boundary of said sec. 25. 20 chain
to tne . Dounaary oi mm ar.. j.
thence S. 10 chains to place of be
ginning, aomainuig u ecree ui muu,
BEINO IN ALL, 135.05 acres of
rniwti mnm nr 1pm. and the same be
ing described in deed from II. L. Aker
111 and Zada. Akerlll to Mary Gtegotre,
recorded at pane 83 of Vol. 147, Deed-
Records ior Marion toumj, vithuu.
And liirenriBe that Plaintiff be de
creed to be the absolute owner of the
following described personal propcriy,
Household goods and household
provisionii; ten head of norsea. iivo
seta of harness; three- waitons: three
walking plows; one sumy M"".
gang plow; 1 tractor plow; 1 three
section harrow; 1 new tractor: 1 bind
er; 2 potato planters; 1 potato digger;
i ririinn cultivators: l wanting cuui
..otnt-- i mnninir machine: 1 corru
gated roller; 1 disc; 1 grain drill; 900
bushels of oats; 30 neaa oi sneep; j
fonnitiir mill: 1 nulverlzer: 1 aid trac
tor; 150 sacks of potatoes, more or
U.- and miscellaneous small tools
and farm irapicmvs; iuhcuio. .
such monies as Mary F. Gregolro had
nn nnH at. thfl limn of her death.
And likewise a father decree that
the above-named dclendanta hold said.
nmnertv in irusv ior me riin.
ihaf tvintj Kb enmmntided to exe
fi.tA Riiph dneda of conveyance and
bills of sale as may be necessary toJ
vest title tncreto in riainun, w, inn
ing so to do. that said decree- stand
.nH tn Riir.h convey a nccsr and
that the expenses of the administra
tion of the Estate of Mnry F. Orcgolre,
deceased, and all debts against her
ha first nntri nut of the Droncr-
ty of said estate not described above'
before any of said property be used
lor such purposes; and for such other
and further relief herein as to the
Court mny seem Just and equitable.
THIS SUMMONS Is served upon you
by the publication thereof once each
week for four consecutive and suc
cessive weoks in ttie Capital Journal,
a newspaper or grourai eui-umw
printed end publtflied at Salem, in
Marlon County, OroHon. by order of
the Honorable J. C. Slsnmund. County
Judge of Marlon County, State of
r Mttn mnri and antcTeft ef record
in the above -en tit led court and sutt
on the 21st day of August, 1930; the
date of the first publication hereof
is Augut 22. 1930, and the date of the
last) publication hereof 1 sieptember
L9, WM.
w.r-mrr. r. TnozR Jr.
Attorney tar Plaintiff. Po. OtHc? ad
dress: 604. Failllia p?r'la"d.
Oregon. Aug. 22. 20: Snrt. . . '
would be able to present 'compara-ttw-
magnate, llltf the- late Hetty
Green and Lady Rhonda In Eng
land.' "
Mrs. lowelt Pleftrlwr Hobarl
president ot the Daughtetsi of the
American Revolution, a woman's
organization of recognl'-ed Indc
pendent financial ability, took Is
sue with Gerard.
"Helen Gould's nsme should be
in- this list," she- ald. "The Gould
fortune is back of many of these
industries. If one of the men of
her family were llvlna;, and dis
played ttie same patriotic spirit
along with large financial hold
ings. I feel sure ht would have
been mentioned.
-And I note Mr. Gerard says
the sesen Father brothers.' If he's
lomplng families off that way, why
not mention Anne Morgan7-
MA KENKEDY RESIGNS
ANGELUS TEMPLE
(Continued from-1
' 1)
ert Boyd; and W. CK Cooper: left
haetUy.
The apparent attempt lo ailrace
Urn. Kennedy was piamied as
"council of war In the- temple
Thursday, presided over by Miss
Emma Bcnaefier, tne trvanfeiurs
sonfMentlal Kcretary. It wag Mrs.
MrPheroon's first definite mow
since ber mother cimr-red ah had
lncTUTcd a broken noee tn aa ar-ru-
ment with her daufrhter.
The resolution follows:
Whereas Mrs. Kennedy haa been
malrt!tf derogatory statementg det-
dmentai to- out pastor, our organl
aatton and the people of Angelus
temple, church of the Tour Square
gospel-, and
"Whereas we desire that we be
allowed to continue our religious
work and worship- without period
ical disturbances from her:'
"Therefore, after prayer and wait
In upon God, be it resolved' that a
ooc-imittee composed of W. G. Coop
er, Robert Boyd and William Booth
be and hereby are appointed by the
Four Square concil and the board
of directors of the church of the
Four Square gospel In Joint meet-
ins; assembled this thirty first day
of August, year nineteen hundred
tiurty;
"And be it further resoiet that
this said eommlttes wait on Mrs.
Kennedy and demand oa behalf
of the organization that she cease
her statements which Interfere with
our religious work.
FIND ANOREE'S BODY
ON ARCTIC ISLAND
(Continued from page 1)
coming from' the expedition aboard
the steamer Brattvaag, did not aay
which- was found with him. .
For years there nave been- peri
odic rumors the balloon had been
found in Siberia and- messages pur
porting to be from Andree had been
washed ashore upon northern coaste.
At least two of the victims of the
grim, north got down safely to
earth from the Andree balloon, for
the boe'les which- the expedition la
bringing back were found In the
remains of a camp which tiie aero
nauts had made on White Island.
White Island is a small body of
land about 40 miles north of Ru
dolf. Island and one of the north-
ermost known lands within, the
Artie circle.
A report reaching Oslo Friday
evening said that the Norwegians
first found a boat. They then
came upon a camp behind cliff
not far from, shoro. i
Tho log book of the balloon, fir
scribed "Andrea's Polar Expedi
tion" was found in the camp, the
dispatches stated.. Andree 'a froz
en body wag found a short dis
tance from the cliif and another
body at some distance. The loca
tion of the bodies indicated that
the leader of the expedition had
outlived his companions and had
made desperate but futile- strug
gles to keep alive..
TAe bodies were discovered by
Dr. S. Horn's Norwegian expedi
tion on August e.
The camp of the explorers was
situated, about 500 feet from shore.
There were many evidences the
explorers had lived there for some
time after disaster had overtaken
the expedition, Andree's body was
found a short distance from a boat
which, contained what apparently
naa been s human body.
A diary, an altimeter and other
personal articles were found In
Andree's pockets.
There were evidences bears had
visited the camp but little had been
disturbed.
Th bodies and equipment were
put aboard a Norwegian sealer
which will reach Norway next
month.
BRITONS REJOICE;
ROYALjABY BORN
(Continued from page 1)
of the highland kingdom tn 300
years,
J. R. Clynes, home secretary,
finished his Important state duties
in connection with, the btrtb of a
daughter to the Duke and Duchess
of York and made ready to depart
for London.
" Tis a fine, chubby-faced little
girt" he declared.
The home secretary ca!d he was
warned several hours before the
event. When the final warning
earae he went, with H. R. Boyd,
ceremonial secretary ot the home
office, to Glamis Castle. There he
waited until Sir Henry Slrason told
him a daughter had been born and
asked him to go and see the baby.
Secretary Clynes went to a sitting
room adjoining thj bwkootn of the
duchess.
"There I found the family group,"
said the secretary, "mciudhig the
Duke of York, the Earl and Countess-
of Btrathmere and Lady Rose
Levesosi Gower, sister of the duch
ess, standing around a tittle cot.
1 "They made way for me and I
went forward and peered Into the
cot. I saw the baby. She was lying
wide awake The Duko ef Yosk
was highly delighted that alt had
gone well. The others stooei with
stalling faces, pleased that the long
ordeal was over."
Secretary Clynes arrived at Gla
mis August 6. ins presence was
nesessary to fulfill a mstoric and
legal duty. In early days the sov
ereign's chief minister wse vlwvys
a priest and was called the "be
loved clerk who- sit. centmaally at
our side." In later days the pres
ence of the horn, secretary was sup
posed to have originated In the
famous "warmlmr-pan" legend as
soriated with James II. It wae
widely believed that James' wife,
BIRTHS, DEATHS
MARRIAGES
BIRTHS
Fleh To Mr. and Mr Clyde
Franklin, Plana. 1078- 8k 32nd street, a
daughter. Toelmsv May, August 20.
jones ro ssr. ana am. crioyar n.
Jonsa, Rfe 8. boa 130, a sent Jseee S3
wood. August ft.
Mary, never had' a child, but one
was brought to her In a warming
pan and aftewards" -became pre
tender to the throne of England.
FLOOR CONTROL
, PROGRAfSFEEBED
(Continued from page 1) -
channel from Minneapolis to Cairo '
is expected to be begun early next
fear.
Secretary of War Patrick J. Hur
ley, Major General' Lytla. Brow a;
chief of army engineers, and Ran
ford MacNider, new minister to
Canadat head the guest list.
; Repeated appeals for flood control'
action have come from- Tennessee, ,
Missouri, Arkansas, Mississippi and '
Louisiana, which' not only suffered
frornsthe 1927 flood but are also- re
porting unemployment due to- crop
fiEfhures brought on by the drought,
Arkansas was one of the most ae -verely
affected- states- both by flood
;and drought.
Congress has made funds avail- '
able for expenditure throughout the
fiscal year ending next June 30; and
accelerating' of the work this fall
would offer employment to farmers
wit h In a few miles of their home
under the plan being discussed. .
Problems on the upper Mlssiasippf
and upper Missouri rivers- alee are
to be taken up- with the president
and Major General Brown. MacNl -
der may discuss the proolenv con-
fronting him in reopening negotia
tions with the new Canadian gov
ernment to revive St Lawrence wa
terway development.
RUTH READY TO
VOTE FOR REPEAL
(Continued from page 1-
be responsible to the expression ou,
referendum- questions, I shall,, as.
senator, accept such a majority ex
pression as a mandate irom. tho
people whom I shall represent.
If a- majority in- Illinois is. re
corded as favorable to the repeal
of the loth' amendment (at the
referendum, next November). I stand
ready, when elected senator to obey
their mandate and I shall vote to.
submit the question ot its repeal to
the several, states.
i "If the expressed; will of the .peq-fj;
pis is ior modification' of the Vol'-'
stead act. my course as a member
of the senate would be fh sympathy
witn tne principles so approved-.
but the definite course to- be put-
sued would be dependent, of roursej -
upon, the nature of tne modifica
tion demanded.
"It Is Impossible for any candl-
date honestly- to- agree In advance
te srblanket endorsement of modi
fication proposals.
"I also- wish to make ft clear
that until the constitutional
amendment Is- repealed or until
'the Volstead act is repeoleeK or
amended, I stand squarely for en
dorsement ef both- these measures
"As st public officer I have no
choice and ne privilege of discre
tion as to whether a law shaft or
shall not be enforced; As an rn di
vidual and as- citizen- not bound?
by any oath, I still wosld stand
for enforcement ot all our laws
and of alt the articles of the con
stitution, "I am In favor of enforcement
that will justify respect for all fed
eral laws. At ttie time 1 appeal
for an enforcement program which
shall conflict in ne way with the
rights of our citizens as guaran
teed under the constitution. I be
lieve no program ot enforcement
should be tolerated which in- any
degree Infringes upon- the consti
tutional right of a citizen to. ft
trial by Jury.
DAGGER
Continued From Page (
that piercing stare. She had a sen
sation ot numbness. How ridicu
lous! How flattering! How pre
posteroast How Just plain silly I
She was being proposed to by m
Chinaman. How Uncle Jim would
rave If he knew ft! And Blaine
her head cleared. She reopened her
eyet and met Chang's fearlessly,
level-brewed
"I know you offer me a great
honor," she sntrt. "But I prions?
to another man who was. yeur
friend."
Chang frowned.
"To a man you Boost think ot as
dead?" he asked.
"Yes, although 1 never belonged
to him living."
The, trown lets the Tu-Ch tin's
fl.ee.
"More than ever I see you were
meant t be aqr Empress," he said.
"But such tsywtty fe ao to be de
spfced. You have not loved In vain.
Mna Vaneerlnc. Btelne Howard is
alive."
(To be Continued)
MEsVJAJM FEOriB BOaM
Mehamsv Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Landers and children are home
from an onttnjr at Garibaldi They
were accompanied home by Mrs. H.
Earley and, daughter, Alice, of
Oart balcS who will visit Mrs.
Earley's parents, Mr. and Mrs. I. A.
Dlson.
Oerrals Mr. and Mrs. Joe Heck
tr and two small children of Greet
Falls, Mont, are vasitlag with their
parents, Mr. and Mm. Jake Heeker.
They are t xpecting lo locate In the
Willamette valley