WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 17, 1930
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM, OREGON
PAGE ELEVEN
Up-to-date -What, Is Home Without Mother? "Modern."
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FOR SALE HOUSES
WOW IS THE TIME TO BUY
YOU a HOME
fstrmount Hill Bargain:
$'2900 buys a good 5 -room house
Willi larue sleeping porch, lot 50x150
on p,cd street. Furnace, all plas
tered, bunxalow style, S500 cash,
balance 3 years at 1.
PHICED TO BELL:
2750 buys a modern 4 -room stucco
bungalow, practically new. base
mrnt. furnace, garage, payed street
$150 cash, balance $31.20 per mouth
to Include Interest.
HOLLYWOOD DISTRICT:
1250 buys a neat garage house, ex
tra fine lot, on paved street with
east front. A HEAL BARGAIN.
EAST 8AI.EM HOME:
$4750 buys a modern 5 -room home,
nil extra lurire rooms, full basement,
furnace, flreolnce. hardwood floors.
double gurnue. lot 75x110 feet, paved
sweet. A kkajj liui. wueiii
hnlnnrn terms.
REAL ESTATE A PIRE INSURANCE
W H OHABENHORBT&CO. Realtors
134 8. Liberty Bt. Phone S15. a222'
urtHHTINfl MAN'S CHANCE
Immediate possession of a comfort
able o-room nome in r.iiat ohiciii,
Price (3250: ftiooo can be worked out,
bal. easy. If you wish a home and em
ployment, let us show you this.
LKO N. CHILDS CO.. Realtors
320 State Street. Phone 1727. a
HOUSE for salp, 1446 Broadway. a225
OW IS THE TIME TO BUY THAT
HOME
Prices are low and terms Ilk rent.
A remodeled S-room house In good
location tt $18.70 per month. Price
si juu. ,
Almost new 4 -room bungalow. Base
ment ana iuiuuvc. vmji
mon i ii.
Good C-room house, corner lot. Base
ment, only 2hoo. $30.B0 per month
buys this baxvatn
Por Heal BnrKauw
SEE STEGNER
275 State St. a223
FOR SALE FARMS
PATM HA RO A INS
3750 will buy 20 acres with a good
7 -room nouse. Dawmrai, uai.ii, bui-
i.r a nrrfs of Drunes. 2 acres fil
berts, electric lights available. This
place is a Dargain. u auuw uu
$6100 buys 20 acres close In. 7 -room
nome. i acre oi ul-ihu
orchard. 2 acres Drunes. family
fruit, running water. By putting In
a small dnm. a large portion of the
place could be IrcUiated, several ac
res of sub-irrlgiJw. soil. $1000 cash
will handle th) I place, balance 3
years at 6;' Interest.
$4500 buys 10 acres 4 miles out, on
market road, close to main Pacific
highway, oest ox son. xei us buuw
you this exceptional Duy.
ainnn wilt hnv 17 acres on main Pa
cific Mphwiiv. most.lv in orchard. 5-
room house, barn, chicken house.
' This tract Is offered below value
ana must oe seen, ui u ynn:i.ireu.
...... . 4 111. t,llf
flUU Duyn ti ncrcr witu vus,u-
lngs, running water, best of creek
UOltOm SOU, Q'l uuica "um
$2000 buys 3 acres close In, 3-room
creek through the place, fine bot
tom soil. Terms $50 down, and $20
per month.
$2200 buys 5 acres located close to the
Swegle school, new house and good
welt. $50 down, $23 per month. In
terest 6
$1000 buys S acres of fine prairie soil,
all cultivated, close to pavement on
gravel road, and can be handled for
$25 down and $10 per month.
$2650 cash will buy 6 acres, all In or
chard, on main Pacific highway,
new house and good well, family
fruit. If you are looking for a bar
gain, let us show you this place.
$650 buys on acre dose In. all In fine
beating apple trees, and can. be
bought on terms of $25 down and
$10 per month, Interest 9.
$3850 buys one acre In dalem Heights,
improved, with a good 8-room bun
galow. It can be handled for $500
down.
If you are looking for a small acreage
at a right price and on reasonable
terms, see
W H. ORABENHORST A CO. Realtors
134 8. Liberty St. Phone 515. b222
47 A. FARM on paving near Salem.
Elec Old house, 4 acres cherries and
walnuts, prune orchard. $7500 and
will take clear house In Salem. This
can be made Into a very fine proper-
WINNIE PETTYJOHN. Realtor
175 S. High St. b
FOR SALE Miscellaneous
FOR SALE Reed woven baby carriage
In fine condition $15. Phone 6WM.
c223
PIANO SNAP: $600 player piano, plain
mahogany case, can't be told from
new. Revert. Can be had for balance
due, ol $227. Easy terms, Tallman
Piano store. 385 8. I2th St. c223"
CABBAGE IVfC del. Phone 77F5. C226
CANNING peaches, prunes, pears and
tomatoes at Thompson's stand,
mile north on Pacific highway. Phone
1H50.
BURBANK prunes, a fine large can
.nlng variety, 50-75C bushel. Phone
97F13. H. W. Bowden, boot 113, Route
8 c223
FINEST canning tomatoes, fresh from
field. Right prices at stand west end
of Marlon-Polk bridge. c226
TOMATOES 75c a bu. li miles west
from corner of Commercial and Mil
ler Sts. on Riverside drive. Bring box
es. c32
PEACHES 50c box. Zimmerman's. 2
miles north Pacific highway, no Sun
day trade. C222
PLOWING and general team work
Well rotted fertilizer. Phone S45J af
ter 6 p m. c223
BOSCH radioa at Miller's. Call 2397
lor demonstration. C244
ft ACRE prune crop, n. Salem. Buy
er to h arrest. P. C. oax 714 Eugene.
Ore. C223
HC-VZY -OUty lbs. lor $5. Phone 8P5.
C224
FARM property and Automobile In
surance now at lower rates. Wm. A.
Persey. agent. Phone 912M. c222
MUIR es FOSTER, canning peaches.
Egan Bros, 3F11. . C
FOR SALE electric range In good or
der, four burners, oven and broiler.
Phone 1808M. c222
THREE plate Universal electric range
cheap. Phone 120SR. C224
PEACHES from C. M. La Pbllett or.
chards. I proved Bbertas. J. H. Hales.
Mulrs, late Crawfords. Orchard prices.
Puritan Cider Works, West Salem.
Phone 2374J. Direct distributors. c222
RIPE Gravenstetn apples 50c per box
and up Bring boxes. Fresh apple elder,
dally. Puritan cider Works, West S
lem. 0928
FOR SALE Miscellaneous
BED ROOM suite. Unytsg washer.
other lurnlture. 1480 Mission. c224
FOR SALE LIVESTOCK
POR SALE: three young gentle Jer
sey cows, neavy mincer, inquire- in
house on rhiht oast Salem cheese fac
tory. e224
POR SALE, shorthorn cattle, priced
very reasonable. Roes Bowman, falls
City, Ore. e224
2 FKE8H cows, 3 heavy springers,
Guernsey, Jersey, with secoud calf.
East side fart ana u si, v. u. wit-
zel. e237
GOOD extra heavy suau young mules.
kc. i. vox u oaicm. ea
40 8HOATS from 60 to 90 lb- $ gen
tle work horses. Rt. 9, bos 6. e223
POR SALE, good nice, large Jersey
heifers, one fresh one soon. 3rd bouse
cast of Turner. c222
TWO voting Guernsey cows, one fresh,
tne oiner soon, d-s-i a. unurcn. e.n
DR. FHED W. LANUK. Veterinarian
Office 629 S. Commercial Phone 1198
Residence phone 16fltt
DAIRY cows for salt or trade. 1-S
down, balance one year. Red barn,
N. Commercial and Columbia. Nelson
Bros Phone 705: 185 N High at
FOR SALE WOOD
WOOD SAWING. Phone 1313.
NICE fir and oak wood. Ed Stortz.
Phone 2039 J. ee247
SECOND growth. Phone 21F13. ee232
OLD and 2nd growth fir, airy length.
Prompt delivery. Phone 12F13. ee222
Irt-TN nlrt fir S3.50 delivered. Tele
phone 3F22. . ce225
GRUB OAK WOOD. F. C. Pitts. Phonr
87F31. ee223
for WOOD. SAWINQ call Zander.
Phone 3465M. e239
WOOD SAWING. PHONE 1025R. ee240
WOOD. L. C. Kelly. Phone 1573 J. ee23B
WOOD SAWING. SPROED BROS.
PHONE 1131. eeWl
ALL KINDS of DUY WOOD,
M. D. Mayfleld.
WOOD SAWING. Phone 1819. ee225
GOOD DRY 4-foot old f:r 68.50 per
cord. - Write M. E. Morley, BubMmity.
ee224
DRY 16 Inch old fir, 4 ft. fir, oak,
ash, old fir and hill slab.C. 0. Har
baugh's Transfer and Fuel! 830 High
land, phone 1390. ec?24
ORDER rour wood now. Beat 16-inch
in&lde slab wood mixed at Cobb Si
Mitchell Co., $5 50 per cord from car.
Phone 813. 349 8 12th St. ee'
S11EO DRY WOOD & COAL. SALEM
FUEL CO Phone la ?M Trade St ee
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FOR SALE POULTRY
12 RHODE Island Red hens, also
breeding cockerels. K. I. Jennings, Rt.
3. box 47. 1224
WHITE Leghorn bens 3 to 4 lbs. 60c
each. P. J Esgler. Rt. 6. box 71A. 1223
HELP WANTED
SOLICITORS: Want five more solic
itors on petition proposition. Pay ev
ery night. Local men and women,
qualified voters preferred. Call 3709
after 6:30 for appointment. i;222
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We are anxious to send our literature
to men of all aces who want to get
into electricity, radio or automotive
work. Hundreds of men have already
sent for this interesting book and as
a result are n w making good In
these professions. There Is absolutely
no obligation on your part. The book
will be sent by mall and no salesman
will call. Just send me your name and
address and mention whether It is
electricity, rndlo or automotve work
you are interested In. J. A. Rosen
krantz, president National Electrical
and Automotive School, 4006 So. Flg
ueroa St. Dept. 11-C, Los Angeles,
Cat. B222
WANTED, 25 pickers for Evergreens.
2'bC lb. Bring camping outfit. Phone
34-7. Withers & PhUlppL Sclo. Ore.
WANTED, 20 blackberry pickers, cul
tivated and trained patch. A. E. Bouf
fleur. Phone 17F21. g224
WANTED. Salesladies. Phone 1987W
after 8. g222
HOP PICKERS wanted. Meet truck at
cast end Center St. bridge at 6:15 a.
m. Goeser. g223
100 BERRY PICKERS for Evergreen
blackberries. Extra heavy crop, good
picking, long season. Families prefer
red. Call 1264 N. Winter. Before 8 a.m.
or after 8 p.m. g2B2
WANTED, newspaper solicitor, one
who can produce. Must have ear. See
circulation manager. Capital Jour
naL g225
WANTED woman for general house
work, steady work. Box 280 Capital
Journal. g922
SELL XMAS CARDS
Make $5 to $15 dally: big cash bon
uses; spare or full time. Represent
Coast Factory -that can give custom
ers A-l service. Big values: Business
and Personal use; postage paid. Sam
ple kit free. We deliver. A-l box ass't.
122 cards) sells $1. Act quick. Sidney
B. Cohen Co, Inc. 1957 Eighth W..
Seattle. Wn. g222
WANTED bl.-.ckberry pickers, good
berries. Shacks and tents furnished.
Egan Bros. 3F11. . . g'
Miscellaneous WANTED
WANTED: Fryers, any kind, any am
ount, any time. Phone 133F2. Lee
Hatchery. 1227
WANTED, the best house I can get
for $12. Box 135 Capital Journal. 1224
HAVE your pianos tuned and re
paired by Alfred Burman at Geo. C.
Will's. 1230
J. A SNEED, WELL DRILLER, 915 N.
lath St.. phone 2404J. 1225
DOGS boarded in a real dog hotel. E
B. Flake's Petland Farm, Pacific hlgh
wnv. north 1
FOR RENT
HAZEL APTS. One or two rooms, well
furnished, 2201 Hazel Ave. Phone
1939W. J223
FARM FOR RENT
Another 160 A. ranch. Fine Dlace. Ex
tra good house, barn, grannary, gar
age, machine shed. All in tip lop
shape. All fenced and cross fenced, all
In cultivation. Have cows, horses, full
line or good farm mchlnery. 800 bu.
sraln. about 25 tons ha v. Will sell all
stock, feed and 65 turkeys, over 100
nena, xor siouu, ana rem uie piace
for $400 per year. This will stand rigid
investigation. Better hurry.
SEARS A TUCKER ,84 8. Com?. J
FOR RENT, furnished, good, modern
8-room house at 1353 Eyewater St.,
West Salem, on highway. $15 per mo.
Will sell place on easy terms. Inquire
150 Klngwood Ave., West Salem, or of
Kelson at Ladd and Bush hank. J228
PARTLY furnished, apartment, 701 N.
Church St. 3223
ftOOD s-room house. Owner. 1178 N
Commercial. J226
2-RCOM ftrmtarwf apt. $9 month: 1
room $5: 1290 Oak. Phone 1088. J223
2 AND 3 rooms, nicely furnished,
cheap. 585 Highland Ave. J223
FOR RENT furnished apartment, fur
nace and fireplace, $18. Phone 11 75 J
Garage available. J223
ROOM and BOARD reasonable, 430
N. Summer. J226
HALIK'S modern aixirtments, fur
nished or unfTrrntshed, 461 Front St
Phone 9 or 1508R. J
HEATED sJeeolns room 372 H. Win'
ter. J 227
FOR SALE 30 acre farm, suitable for
garden, bulb or dairy; or will trr.de
for small house or ecrese?. Pnone
3545 J. J 22 4
HEATED 3-room upt. furnished, (507
W. Cottage. J227
FOR BENT
8-ROOM House for rent. bath, garage.
Opposite Junior high school. $18 per
monin. rnone mo. izsi'
FURNISHED 5 -room bouse, aarase &.
basement. 1310 N. Winter St. J227
ATTRACTIVE 3-room house, clean.
neatly furnished, bath, garage. In
qulre 1165 Hines., j223
FOR REMT furnished houses:
$22.50. Cozy 4-r. bungalow, fireplace,
2 beds. Garage, located at 2125 4th St.
Modern 7-r. House
South Salem. Fireplace, furnace, dou-
Die garatte, mv.
Others at $18. $20. $25. up to $75.
UNFURNISHED:
$13.50. $is, $.. $30 and up.
Houses for sale. Easy payments.
See BECHTEL-T1IOMASON
341 State St. Room 4. J
FOR RENT, furnished country home.
modern conveniences, reasonable. Call
evenings. Rt. 6. box 142. J 224
8-ACRE orchard with sorue fruit, near
Salem. See 275 N. 20th St. J224
FURNISHED apt. heat, lights, garage
$25. 1040 Leslie. J227
FOR RENT 5-room house,
$15. 774 S. 18th St.
modern.
J 224
WELL furnished apartment, $32; ga
rago available. 475 North Capitol. J248
30 ROOM furnished rooming house.
Phone 2403 J. J225
GOING to California, will rent my 8
room well furnished home, close to
university and statehouso to respons
1 ble people. 360 N. Capitol. J223
2 FURNISHED rooms near school, ga
rage If desired. Phone 1185M. J232
FOR RENT
2nd house past Valley Pkg. Co.
on W f side of N. Pacific hi-
way. 4 rooms $12
1375 S. 12th St. 4 rooms $10 50
319 S. 18th St. 5 rooms 17.5Q
505 S. 18th St. 4 rooms 17.50
1130 Fir Street, 5 rooms IS
ttt5 Thompson A to. 6 rooms .. 20
2 L42' N. Com'l. St. 5 rooms .... 25
442 S. 23rd St. 5 rooms 27.50
130 9. 24 th at. a rooms ou
1835 N. Capitol St. 5 rooms ... 40
LEO N. CHILDS CO.. Realtors
320 State Street. Phone 1727. )'
5-ROOM house furnished. Adults. $15.
Rear of 233 S. Church St. j2244
BOARD and ROOM In modern home.
near capital and school. 1144 Center!
ot. Jm
13C5
J224
FURNISHED house, call 1938 Ferry St.
evenings. J224
MODERN four-room cottage. Electric
range, partly furnished, 737 Center.
J 223
APT. 604 South Com'l. Phone Emma
Murphy Brown. 2173W. J
GOOD PIANO In time, for rent; rent
applied on purchase If desired. Tall
man Piano Store, 385 and 395 South
12th street. J242
APT. for one or two girls employed.
Fireplace, garage. If desired. Phone
FURNISHED 5
2694 J.
room"
house. Phone
1222
3-ROOM apartment, 1248 Chemcketa
St. J227
APARTMENT. 445 S. Whiter.
3 PRIVATE garages, 3o3 N. Liberty.
Phone 1700. )
MODERN house apartments, 735
North Corn! J233
ROOM and BOARD, near capltol. 860
Chemeketa St. Phone 3867 J. J231
ONE ROOM apartment $9 month, in
cludes garage, wood, light, water.
Klngwood apartments, West Salem.
1223
PAT TON apartments, dowu town dis
trict. Nicely furnished, private bath,
etc. For Inspection call Pat ton's Book
store. 1
FOR RENT, newly renovated house.
$27.50. Close in. 208 North Liberty
St. Phone 1834J. m j
PIANOS, Phonographs and sewing
machines for rent. H L, Stlf! Furni
tuve Co. 1
HENDERSON furnished apt. Phone
1005. J 222
FOR RENT, Sleeping rtoms- for gen
tlemen. 205 Oregon mam 1
LOST AND FOUND
LOST, Lady's black purse. Fairgrounds
road and 4th street. Reward If left
at Capital Journal. k224
LOST, Monday, silver chain, large
amethysts. Leave at Journal office.
Reward. k224
LOST. Bulova wrist watch, $3 reward.
Phone 859J1. k224
LOST $25 reward for return of my
banjo lost between Macleay and Stay
ton Saturday nite. Walt Dozlar, Stay
ton. Oregon. k228
LOST, linen table cloth. Leave at
Journal. Reward. k223
LOST, notebook containing driver's
license. Return to Capital Journal.
k222
MISCELLANEOUS
HAVE Installment bonds to trade for
wood or car. Box 279 Capital Journal.
m223
REAL ESTATE
320 ACRES sublrrlgated ranch In
Kansas, all stocked and equipped.
Buildings very good. Income this year
$6500; 54 bead of high grade Jersey
and Holsteln cattle. 14 head of horses,
35 head brood sows, 125 tons alfalfa
in stack, barn full of hay. Price $25,
000 with a $5000 fed. loan. Exchange
for property between Salem and Port
land, either business or ranch.
ACRE and new 4 -room house at
city limits Salem. Price $2750; $50
down, blance $25 a month.
GOOD lot. close to N. Capitol St. Price
$000. No mortgage. Would turn Into
iirst payment on ciose-in acreage.
A NEW concrete building, ground
floor stores, apartment above, to ex
change for n farm. Prefer north
around $20,000. Must not have much
mortgage. If any.
10 ACRES on pavement, 4-room house,
tlpr. liBhtjt. water svstem. cow. chick
ens, equipment, for sale at $2350; $00
down, Daiance airaiiyyu.
8. M. EARLE. Realtor
224 N. High St. Phone 2242. n225
STOP THIN K ACT
I Acre. Good plastered house, large
barn, good well. Located about mile
B of fairgrounds on Sllvertoo road.
Price $1500. Will give terms.
tn ACRES Si 750
Fair buildings, has about S acre In
walnuts, cherries, inoeris. peacnea ana
hal. unod strawberry land. Will
give terms. Located 3'j miles out. Has
a living stream on place r.nd two
springs.
16 ACRES $8925
North Howell Prairie Land
lfndern 6-r. house with water and
light system, good barn. 8 acre In
cherries, peaches and prunes, balance
une strawoerry iana.
SEE SEARS A TUCKER
184 S. Com'l. St. n
WANTED, good car as payment on
house and acre on North 21st St.
Price $2250. Box 129 CaplUl Jour
nal. n223
REAL FARM BUYS
80 A. farm. 30 In cult. New farm bldgs.
5 a. fruit, lots good timber, springs,
stock, tools, machinery, $4500. Take
residence for part.
145 A. farm near town, good bottom
land. 30 In. cult, more easily clear
ed. Bids., lots wood, timber. Snap
$6500. Tare residence.
See our Exchange list
PERRINR A MARSTEHS
212 Gray BWg n
HOME AT A SACRIFICE
Unable to meet the mortgage of $1600.
will sell my equity for $400: 6-r. house
lastered. basement, furnace, bulrt-lne.
good lot on Fairmount street, makes
it cost you only $2'iOO and I loose
81000 See my aents SEARS TUCK
ER. On Iv 4 days left to buy.
fry Journal Went Ads
REAL ESTATE
GOOD 5-r. house with fireplace, gar
age and woodshed $1000. Small down
payment, then $10.
GOOD 3-r. house, bath and basement,
and garage, $800. Small down pay
ment, then SL1.50.
GOOD 6-r. house, basement and gar
age, siouu; sou caan, weu
Fir Insurance and Loans a Specialty
Phone 470
BARGAIN OP A LIFE TIME
178 acres of fine land. 100 cultivated,
10 in crops, lots of fir timber and pas
ture. New plsstered house, good gravel
road, place well located. It you have
$3000 in cash or that much In clear
property priced right, corns and see
us; balance 10 years 6V. Place
worth nearly double what you will be
paying.
Wm. A. Band or Jacob Wanner
American Fidelity Building. n223
WILL sell amaU 8-room house and
barn, chicken run. lour lots or mr
for Fordson and plow, disc. Owne.
015 South 20th. Salem. n224
EXCHANGE Real Estate
POR EXCHANGE
40 acres not far out on naved road.
well fenced, some cleared, bal. pas
ture and tuiiDer. creex, iair set oiogs.
Owner will exchange even for a good
5-room house In Salem valued at
$3000.
Good 4 -room house on caved street,
close to school and bus line, large lot
with some shade trees and creek in
rear. Price $2200. Will take vacant lots
up to siauu as pan.
LEO N. CHILDS CO, Realtors
320 State Street. Phone 1737. I
NEW modern 7-room house, fine loca
ttnn rlnK ta schools, larza lot. Clear.
Trade for 3 to 10 acres with good
buildings, within 5 miles of Salem,
prefer north or west. Address box 122
Capital Journal. nn222
DUPLEX for Salem home, rents for
stta. ana mgmann atb. imno
NEW modern 5-room Long Beach, Cal.
home for sale or trade for what have
youl 1145 N. 17th. nn223
8KLL or TRADE $2735 A. B. Chase
grand elec. reproducer. Sell at sacrifice
to rename party or iraue tor reai es
tate, vacant or Improved. Address P.
O. box 429 Salem, Ore. f- nn234
WE HAVE a good close in modern e
room house worth $4500 to tradeior
a farm and will pay difference or as
sume. 5-ROOM modern house, bargain, can
sell $50 down, and $25 monthly.
A splendid 20 acre chicken ranch at
a bargain and can use Salem home.
We have 2 good 5-room modern hous
es for rent at $25.
McOILCHRIST A PENNINGTON
200-10 U. S. Brink bldg. Phone 140. nn
AUTOMOBILES
1929 CHRYSLER "65" coach. Sell or
trade reasonable. Salem, Rt. 7, box
193. - Q226
FOR SALE late model Do Soto 6 se
dan, original finish with beautiful
dark green upholstery, run 10.000
mues. nas naa exceptionally bwju
care. Will sell reasonable, good light
car accepted In trade. Terms arranRed
to responsible party. Address box 134
Capital Journal. q!20
VALLEY MOTOR CO,
USED CARS
1029 Tudor Sedan $425
1929 Fordor Sedan 475
192U Sport Coupe 385
1029 Town Sedan 600
1928 Chevrolet Coupe 350
1925 Master 0 Bulck Tour. 190
19:24 Fordor Sedan 90
1926 Coupe ' 150
1U27 scar uoupe ro
Terms Trades
SEE
VALLEY MOTOR CO.
Center A Liberty Sts. Phone 1005. q
A SAFE PLACE TO BUY
Today's Specials You can't afford to
miss seelne this selection:
Terms of Course. Compare our Prices
192B Master buick- Brougham, o
tires, looks like new $750
1929 Pontine coupe, B wire wneeis ouu
1927 Studebaker Dictator sedan.
Rubber like new 400
1927 Stude. Victoria Big 8 Com
mander 535
1927 Essex 4-dr. Good tires .... 250
1027 "50 Chrysler; 3 of these to
select from at 300
1927 Star Coupster 100
1825 Chrysler "70" touring 100
1928 Chev. cabriolet. A real bar
gain 335
1924 Chev. Touring 30
WILLAMETTE MOTORS, INC.
Chrysler Dealers
Liberty Chemeketa. Phone 1132.
q222
CERTIFIED AND GUARANTEED
29 Hudson air Standard sedan,
original finish Inside and out
extra good, run less than 13.-
iwi mllM Nw ear urvlcc and
guarantee $1090
nit stuaeoaKer Lommsnaer eeaau
roflnlahMl nvprhauled. and
guaranteed 795
90 Essex Challenger coupe with
rumble seat. Wire wheels,
ertinr. wlnrt wlntra. Manv oth
er extras. Price 725
M Ruir-tr ntnrtrinrrl 2-door aeann.
extra good 675
ZV Essex (jnaucnger coaca, new
rubber, finish good Inside
mnei nt rutwr car mrvice and
guarantee 675
"28 Rupmobtle sedan, leather up
holstered 425
26 Hudson Custom-built 7-pass.
sedan 395
"36 Chevrolet coupe, lots of ex
tras, A-l In every respect .. 235
'90 Essex coach 175
RTATE MOTORS. INC.
Hudson Essex Studebaker
High A Chemeketa. Tel. 1000. a
20 Dodge Truck $365.00
29 Ford Rdstr 365.00
29 Ford Coupe 385.00
28 Essex Sedan 315 00
27 Chev. Coupe 260.00
9 Overland Sedan 85.00
Ford Sedan witn Liihu. .... 45.00
EIKER AUTO CO.
Cor. Lib At Frrry St
FINANCIAL LOANS
WE CHARGE
2 PER CENT
On unpaid balances.
Whv nav 3 ner cent
when you can borrow Cor 2 per cent?
Loans on Pianos and
Furniture
Without removal
OREGON FINANCE CORPORATION
309 Masonic Buiiaing
Salem, Oregon
Organized by Salem Buwmese Hen
Por protection to
Borrower
(Licensed by State)
1-223'
LOANS TO ff,lniRr PEOPLE
on plain notes, endorsed notes
furniture and piano. All trans
actions strictly confidential.
STATE LOAN COMPANY
212 Oregon Bldg., 2nd floor.
Corner State and Hhrh.
Office hours 10 -m. to 0:30 pm.
Telephone 993.
Licensed oy state
F. L. wood. 341 Sti
WE HAVE nlentv of maesev to loan on
farm and city property. Low Lnurest
rates.
Hudx tne Mortgage A Investment Co.
Millers Store bldg. Phone 2219, r
WE HAVE THE MONET
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, see us lire.
ntUJhNO St ELLIS
290 M. Church St Phone 2830 r
HAWKINS A ROBERTS. Inc.. for City
nd farm loans Rates end cost low
est svailsbte Prompt service. 20g Ore
ion Building.
FINANCIAL LOANS
WHERE TO BORROW MONEY: On
automobiles, furniture. Livestock, per
sonal effects and other good secur
ities. National Loan Jt Finance CO,
(licensed by state 410 Bank of Com
mercce. Salem, Ore. r
PERSONAL) LOANS
on salaries, furniture, cars, endorsed
notes, repayable 1-20 months. Borrow
safely from Salem's own and largest
finance company. Quick and honest
service. Licensed by state. t '
GENERAL FINANCE CORP.
2nd floor 1st Nat'l Bank Bldg. Phone
1200. Office hours 8:30 to 8 p. m. r
BORROW1 money on your personal
propei ty. Pay back In monthly In
stallments. WILLAMETTE LOAN COMPANY
Licensed by State
605 Bank of Commerce Bldg. r
MONEY to loan on real estate. Priv
ate money, lowest rates. T. K Ford.
First Nsttonal Bank. r
FEDERAL FARM LOANS 6. P. L.
Wilkinson. U. B. Bank bldg. r
iV, LOANS
on
WILLAMETTE VALLEY FARMS
Andeison & Rupert, ico s. Htg-h r
AN INSTALLMENT LOAN
Is Easv to Repay
Why not let us explain Its advantages
over a airing in toanr
ANDERSON A RUPERT
169 8. High Street
Correspondents
Equitable Savings A Loan AsVn
LOANS ON AUTOMOBILES
Contracts 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 confidential. We handle
our own paper.
EIKER AUTO CO.
Corner Liberty and Perry Bts.
Phone 121 Salem. Ore.
BUSINESS Opportunities
A BUSINESS that will realize 60
Investment. $300 cap. needed. Write
P. L. Johnson. Rt, 2. box 30 Turner,
U224
WOOD BUSINESS FOR SALE
Fully eaulDDed. best of location wd
areal money maker. If Interested In
this line, call at our office fox full de
tails.
LEO N. CHILDS CO.. Realtors
329 State Street. Phone 1727.
A BUSINESS, past years net Income
$163 per month. Sell $800 cash. Phone
2393J evenings, after 7:30 for further
Information. U222
SERVICE station, garage and equipment-
also good house. Pacific high'
way. at Fairgrounds. Immediate pos
session. Owner will sell cheap as he
has other business. Alvie Davis, 2390
Fairgrounds. uiz
DIRECTORY
LLOYD E. RAMS DEN, bike accessories
and bicycles. 387 Court street.
BATTERY HLl'l'l.UlS
R D. BAJ'.TON. National Batteries.
starter and generator work. Ferry and
mgn ireei.
CHIMNEY 8WKEPS
EXPERT chimney sweep and furnace
man. six years In Salem. Work satis
factory or money reiunaeo. wau it. b.
Northness. Phone 110. o224
CIIIKOPK ACTORS
DR. O. L. SCOTT, chiropractor. 256 N
High street. Phones 87 A 2 104 J. o
DR. H. B. SCO FIELD. X-ray. Phone
2194, 414 First Nan Bank mag.
CABINET WORK
JACOB WWZEL. Cabinet work and
reiinisnmg. Furniture repairing, rn.
1591. 239 Court d, Salem. o
CONTRACTORS
J. A. KAPPHAHN. General team and
power shovel contractor, excavating
and grading. Office phone 1290, Ilea.
124P11. o
ENGRAVING
SALEM ENGRAVING CO. Cuts of all
purposes. Tel. 343. 1B0 N. Commercial
street.
IJ.tt TltlCAL SLPPLIES
HAL1K ELECTRIC CO. 461 N. Front
St. Electric contracting and repairing.
Appliances ana Fixtures, rnone .
FLEENER ELECTRIC CO, Electric
lighting fixtures and electric ranges
Phone 980. 471 Court street
CUT flowers and floral pieces. Deliv
ery. C. P. Brelthaupt, florist, 612 State
street. Phone 380.
MKiailANT TAILOR
M. A. ESTES. fine tailoring, 125 North
Liberty street. o
MATTKKSSK8 KbNOVATED
MATTRESSES renovated. We renovate
all kinds oi mattresses, caued lor ana
delivered. Best of work guaranteed.
Capital Bedding Co Portland road.
Phone 19.
INMl ltAM K
CHAS. SPURLIN
Real Estate and Insurance, 176 South
Hltih St. Phone 534. o
Pl.t MIIINO
PLUMBING and eeneral renalr work
Phone 650. Qraber Bros. 154 South
Lioerty street.
THEO. M. BARR. Plumbing, hea tins
sheet metal works, 164 S Commercial
street.
PIANO TUNER
GEO. C. WILL, pianos, phonographs,
sewing machines, sheet music and
piano studies, Repairing phonographs
and sewing machines. 432 State SW
Salem, Oregon.
STOVES AND STOVE RKI'AIRINO
STOVES FOR SALE REBUILT and
renal red tr? exnert. All kinds ol wov
en wire fence, fancy and plain. Bop
DnsKeta ana nooks, logan noou.
Salem Fence and Stove Works, 262
Chemeketa St. R. B. Fleming. 'O
KL'AVANfibK
SALEM SCAV ANGER. Phone 167.
SOOS OARBAOE CO., reliable service.
Phones, office 3125; Res. B98J. o
SALEM GARBAGE CO. for prompt
and continuous service. Charles Sobs
and can soos. Phone 3125 or bsbj.
TRANSFER AM) STOKAOK
CUMMINS A HORTSCU. local and
tone distance hauling. Phone 2402;
Res. 129F2 or 1287R. .
H'ATKK COMPANY
OREGON-WASHINGTON Water Serv
ice company. Olflcea corner Com
mercral end Trade streets. Bills pay-
able monthly. Phonea 3 4.
WATCH REPAIRING
GUARANTEED WATCH REPAIRING
or money back. The Jewel Box. 178
Liberty, oil em.
At an International barbers' con
test held recently at Budapest,
Hungary, the victor, who was
awarded the title of -World's Cham
pion Barber," shaved bis vtctlm"
in 45 seconds, breaking the pre
vious world's record by two seconds.
As a substitute for an automo
bile horn a French engineer has
invented a device with a micro
phone placed In front of the dri
ver, who whimpers warnings which
are broadcast by a loud speaker In
the radiator.
LEGAaLS
NOTICE TO rRKBlTOBS
No. 7647
IN THE COUNTY COURT OP THE
STATE OF OREGON, POR THE
cmiNTT OS UAklON.
In the Matter of the Estate of
KVA LOUISE BECK. LEY. Deceased.
Notice 1 hereby given that letters
of admlnistraulxshlp upon the estate
of Eva Louis Beckley, late of Mar
lon County, Oregon, deceased, have
been Issued to me out of and under
the seal of tne county uourx or saia
County. All persons having claims
against said estate are required to
present tnem, witn proper voucners.
to me at my resiaenc at k- r. u. no.
A. Ritlfxn. OrMrnn. or tn Jam W.
Mott, attorney for said estate at hi
on ice at no. nu nm national mdi
Building. Salem, Oregon, within six
months from the date of this notice.
EVA M. BECKLEY.
Administratrix of the estate of Eva
Louise Beckley. deceased.
James w. aiotu Attorney ror ad
ministratrix.
sept. IP. 17. 3; PCt. 1. B
DISTRIBUTE TICKETS
FOR TREASURE HUNT
(Continued from page t)
be able to hear. There were still
some minor arrangements to be
made in connection with the pro
gram Wednesday and known num
bers on the program will Include se
lections by David Smith, Jr., the
small Salem lad who has been
heard on previous occasions and a
skit directed by Charles Knowland.
Newell Williams wiU be the offi
cial announcer of the program.
Merchants cooperating with the
Salem Ad club for fall opening are:
Emmons, O. F. Bretthsupt, Hamilton
Shoo Co.. Aaron Astill. Moore's Blcrcle
Co., slack's Prr's Drue Store, Sfwsr
Store Ho. Sit, Wm. Gshltdorf, Ledd
Bu3li. Ounnell Ss Robb, Dr. O. L. Scott,
Lcs Newman OaUn BUM. BusUr Drown.
Uldset Market. Smart Siwclslty Shop,
French Bhom Ranker Hat Shop, Hamil
ton Furniture Co.. Plckms Ar Barnes,
Blachs Ooldrn Rule, Montnomerr Ward Jt
Co., Butt FKrwer Biiop, Wretern Auto
Supply Co., Imperial Furniture Co., white
Houm Restaurant, Mans Snop, Geo. C.
WIU, Capital Drue Btore. Roth Oroeerr
Co., Pacific Morthwest Public Service Co.,
Th Spa, Flerncr Electric Co.. Neuman's
Pain t Store, Perry Drue Store, Adams,
florist: Kay's Cost s Dress Shop, Fu'.oi.
Plssly Wisely No. 1. Plevtr Wieely No. 3.
Army A Nsvy Store, Directors Dept. Stare,
First National Bank. 1L F. Shanks. Jew
eler; Tyler Drue Co., Daves Tostiery,
Smart Shop, Price Shoe Store, Portland
Gos ft Coke Co., Worth's Dept. Btore.
Johnsons. Ladles Readr-to-Wean Eolf
Electric Co.. C. J. Brier Co.. E. W. Cooler
Grocery, sellers, Elliott Dry Goods Co.,
Williams Self Service Btore, j. Bishop's.
Square Deal Hardware Co., U. 8. National
Bank, Hamilton Furniture Co., Andersons
Candy Shop. Woolpert Hunt, Lloyd X.
Ramsden, Vanity Bat Bhoppe. Max O.
Burcn, Central Pharmacy, Adolph Clear
Btore. Arehsrt St Aldrteh. J. W. "Doc"
Lewis, Uarsarets Baby Shop, Fashlonette,
Oscar D. Olson. Cross Market. Bailey Gro
cery, Kafourr Bros., H, L. SUft Furniture
Co., Steusloff Market, The Jewel Box,
Howard Corset Shop, Shipley's, Metro
poUyisn of Deleware. Atlas Book Store,
F. W. Woolworth Co., Footheslth Shoe Co.
Hallk Electrte Co., Pattern Book Btore,
Scheie Clotbine Store, Commercial Book
Store.
SALEM POPULATION
PUT AT 26,266
(Continued lrom page 1)
creased by 11.4 percent In states
thus far reported in the farm census.
A census bureau announcement
Wednesday gave the Oregon state
total as 55.259 farms as against 60.
209 in 1930, a gain of 5053 farms.
The greatest gain in percentage was
in Columbia county, which now has
1667 farms as against S91 In 1920, a
gain of 68.2 percent. Josephine coun
ty, which now has 1107 larms gamed
by 60.5 percent
Preliminary figures announced
Wednesday by the census director
indicated since 1929, fifteen Oregon
counties have Increased their num
ber of farms. 21 have decreased.
Those that have added farms are
Clatsop, Columbia, Coos, Crook,
Curry, Deschutes, Oant, Jackson,
Josephine Klamath, Kake, Malheur,
Polk, Union and Washington.
Those that have dropped farms
are Baker, Benton, Clackamas,
Dougles, Gintam, Harney, Hood
River, Jefferson, Lane, Lincoln,
Linn, Marlon, Morrow, Multnomah,
Sherman Tillamook, Umatilla, Wal
lowa, Wasco, Wheeler and Yamhill.
Klamath county, where consider
able development has been under
way for years. Increased the largest
number and the greatest percentage,
going from 789 farms in 1925 to 119s
or 51.8 per cent. Clackamas show
ed the largest decrease in number,
259, and Jefferson the largest per
centage, 27.4,
LA FOLLETTE WINS
DEFEATING KOHLER
(Continued from page 1)
date Kohler was.
He was charged with fomenting a
dynasty; with being a demagogue;
with stirring up discontent His an
swer was a repeated demand the
state vote out Kohler as a member
of the administration group which
he held responsible for unemploy
ment and the business depression.
President Hoover was linked with
Kohler In responsibility, by progres
sive leaders.
Farmers and working-men alike
endorsed his declarations. He car
ried a large part of the labor vote.
though Kohler had been eonceaea
an equal chance. The rural district
which more than once voted "Uid
Bob" Into office, responded with
consistent majorities.
Kohler Is a millionaire, "which
shall rule, man or money?'' i
the question posed by LaPolIette
supporters.
Shock head waring, fists sink
ing. "Phil" went through the cam
paign like a thunderbolt The La
PolIette fire and ngor, iirst mani
fest In 1899, showed no abating In
the second generation. But the re
sponse of the voters was even
greater for the third of the La
Pollettes than ft was for the first
of them, when he made his initial
run for governor.
Gov. Kohler used nil airplane to
travel from town to town. The
crowds that came to greet him so
nearly equalled those of LPollet
te's few persons were willing to
predict his defeat
Mot only dkl LaFoilette sweep
everything before bim, but his rurv
nlng-mateg In the official cabinet
apparently did likewise. Soft-spoken.
"Sol" Levltan, who gave the
only bright touch to an otherwise
grim campaign, was renominated
for state treasurer the fifth tune.
In congressional races results re
mained In doubt, although at least
live progressives wen assured of
reriominaUon. They were Henry
Allen Cooper of Racine;; Hubert
H Peavey of Washburn; James A.
Ft ear of Hudson; Charles A. Ka
ding of Watertown and George J.
Schneider of Apple ton.
Although victorious by a land
slide in the state. LaPolIette lost
nearly three to one In his home
ward at Madison. The tenth ward
vote was .142 for LaFoilette and
630 for Kohler.
PROHIBITION FAILURE;
PROSECUTOR RESIGNS
(Continued from page 1)
suggested local option as a sub'
stltute.
TutUe's statement comes at a
time when he Is being hailed as
the chief hope of New York repub
licans to lead their ticket to vic
tory In the approaching stat elec
tion. Such prominent republican
leader a Dr. Nicholas Murray
Butler nave declared that Gover
nor Roosevelt and the democrats
will sweep the state unless the re
publicans can put up strong
gubernatorial candidate who fa
vors repeal of the dry law.
Tuttle, In his statement, said he
did not wish to be considered a
candidate for governor, but
strong is his popularity throughout
the state that an effort to draft
him at the state convention appears
almost certain.
Many of the opinions offered by
the New York prosecutor tn his
statement are similar to thou pre
sented by Ambassador Dwight W.
Morrow, New Jersey senatorial can
didate, and Governor Roosevelt.
Tuttle, however, docs not believe
that federal government should
fade completely from the prohi
bition picture In event Volsteadtam
Is discarded. He suggests two con
stitutional guarantees to supplant
the 18th amendment These are:
1. A federal law to prevent re
turn of tne saloon system and li
quor traffic.
2. A measure empowering the na
tlonal government to assist states
which desire to retain prohibi
tion. This would be effective against
interstate smuggling of liquor a
problem the dry states might not
Be able to cope with alone.
Tuttle, a prominent churchman.
nas long been an active temper
ance supporter. He said be had ar
rived at his conclusions about the
18th amendment "very reluctantly."
NORBLAD PICKS BOARD
ADVISORS, PARDONS
(Continued from page l
ing laws, Is without authority to act
in connection with a number of ma
jor crimes such as murder and as
sault while armed with a dangerous
weapon.
The pardon board will hold meet
ings regularly at the state peniten
tiary, and win confer with Governor
Norblad In connection with such
cases as are referred to them by the
executive department. The governor
said be bad a number of applica
tions for pardons under advisement
at the present time.
Governor Norblad announced that
his message to the 1931 legislature
would include a recommendation for
a permanent pardon board, each as
are In operation th many other
states.
Within the next 10 days or two
weeks. Governor Norblad will ap
point a committee to conduct a com
plete survey of the penitentiary for
the benefit of the 1931 legislature.
This survey will cover all phases of
tne institution, ne said.
SHAMROCK LOSES
MAINSAIL, AND RACE
(Continued from page 1)
dtcate against syndicate. "
"It's a pity this had to happen
when the weather was favorable to
us and we seemed to have a fine
chance of winning a race," Sir
Thomas said. 1 think we were
ahead when the sail came down."
Sir Thomas asked yachtmen
about htm as to the length of time
necessary to repair the damage
and seemed relieved that his chal
lenger could sail out again Thurs
day if necessary.
He will leave decision as to the
next start to his skipper. Ned
Heard, to whom he plans to talk
this evening but be seemed anxious
to help carry the races to a con
clusion as rapidly as passible.
The accident created consider
able excitement aboard the Brtn,
and several British yachtsmen
aboard Indicated surprise that
Harold a VaiKlerb.lt, skipper of the
enterprise, did not turn back and
call oix the race for the day.
U. 8. 8. Kane oft America's Cup
Course (By radio to the Associsted
Press The third race of the ser
ies for the America's cup Wednes
day ended disastrously for Sham
rock V, the British challenger, three
quarters of an hour after the start.
jftratlntt It along on even terms
with Enterprise, the defender,
Shamrock lost her main sail, which
billowed down, half on her deck
and half In the water, she immed
lately lost way and came about.
The main halyard which holds the
MAMIE BATTLE
SCULPTOR STILL
IS UNSELECTED
Paris (IP The French Beaux ArU
has decided after looking over
scora of projects, that there is not
a living sculptor capable of carnne
out of stona a monument to per
petuate tha great turning point of
the early days of the World war.
the first battle of the Mame.
After asking for models and stn
dying the submitted designs, tha
government, through the Beaux Arte
has deckled to postpone for tha
time being all plans to build tha
monument, rather than erect est
the Mame banks an artistic eyesore.
or a monument which falls to cap
ture for future generations, the sprr
It of that epic battle.
There has been much complain,
that the Focb equestrian statue at
Cassel, and the Joffre monument at
ChantiDy, as weO as the thousands
of war monuments erected In at.
most every French village, lack es
thette virtues.
The Beaux Arts felt that the
monument on the Marne battle
fields must be original and rude in
conception. The designs submitted
were declared to be better fitted for
a public place in some city. Most of
them were along the general lines
of columns supporting a lantern,
One of them called for an enor
mous block of reinforced concrete,
weighing about 500 tons, without
artistic touch or any effort to touch
up its grandiose mass. The Beaux
Arts Judge felt that nothing abort
of a mass group of hundreds ot
bronze or granite soldier figures
could convey the impression of mil
ltary Importance of that battle.
Beaux Arts officials estimate that
10,000 tons of granite and bronze
have been used up In war memor
ials over France, without producing
a single outstanding work of art
CALIFORNIA GETS
EDITORIAL MEET
Chicago, (IPV-California was as
sured of the 1933 convention of the
National editorial association by
the action of that body's execu- -
tive committee in session Wednea-
day m Chicago.
The? 1991 convention beRinninf:
May 23 goes to Atlanta, Ga,
Although the meeting tn 1933
was not definitely awarded to the
west coast the California delegates
were assured that the committee
meet next year wrroM decide In
California's favor as plans for
holding one convention in Alaska
were abandoned.
After the police had enforced a
government ban on an "Irish Re
publican Army" meeting in Belfast,
Ireland, recently, eommunists plac
arded the wails of Muitown Ceme
tery with red posters.
Profits from the city water and
light plant are providing a new
$20,000 "white way" for McPher
son, Kas.
big wing to the mast head, had
carried away.
Enterprise started to come around
when the mishap to Shamrock oc
curred but then turned back on the
course, apparently determined to
sail out the race and claim the vic
tory, even though it be a walkover.
The tug Susan A. Moran, carry
ing the race committee, steamed
over to the disabled Shamrock as
did the Erin, Sir Thomas Llptonl
steam yacht.
The chaJienger s crew, however,
hauled In their big sail alone and
then Captain Ned Heard turned his
boat back toward the starting line,
running ahead of the wind In only
her top sails.
The rest of the big spectator
fleet stayed close by for a few min
utes and then set off after the
Enterprise, footing it away for the
15 mile mark.
The mishap came s iinexpectedly
that It took everyone by surprise.
especially this press boat.
Attention on the Kane was cen
terel on a bobbing case to the wat
er, which as it drifted past, was
identified as being a case of Scotch
whisky, or perhaps a case that had
held Scotch whiskey.
Up to the time of the mishap,
Shamrock had given the best per
formance of the series, and had
shown every indication of making a
real battle of Wednesdays contest.
She hsd the better of the start,
going across almost bow to bow
with the defender but in the wind
ward berth, which gave her a largo
advantage.
To this slight margin she had
clung with grim deteirnirmtion un
til the accident to her rigging. The
Enterprise was creeping op, how
ever, and It appeared only a mat
ter of minutes and miles antit she
would take command.
It was not believed the accident
to Shamrock was serious enough to
require extensive repairs, but with,
Wednesday's race gone she had a
staggering margin to overcome. En
terprise would need only one snore
victory after Wednesday to clinch
the cup.
An offiei.il announcement from
the committee boat said It could
not be determined Immediately
whether the challenger would bo
able to race Thursday.
Enterprise rounded the half way
mark at 13:M:15. It had taken her
two hours, 14 minutes and 1A sec
onds to complete the 15 mile wind
ward leg. She had ahead of her a
15 mile run back to the starting
line In front ot the wind.
The American defender Enterprise
crossed the finish line at 3:33:50
scoring a hoUow victory in the third
of the series of races tor the Amer
ica's cup.