TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1930
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM, OREGON
Too Often Beauty Is Only Rouge Deep.
CapitaljJoumal
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day prcvlou to publication.
FOR SALE HOUSES
IIA fid A INS IN HOMES
We have several 4. 5 and 6-room new
and practically new homes lor sale
with easy terms and prices right. See
US BDOUl XRTlil oeiore IUU uujr.
LEO N. CHILD8 CO., Uoaltor
320 State Btrcet. rnone i izi.
SMALL house in Dallas, rents for $18
a month, always has tenant. Owner
leaving and will sell tor ttiOO. Bent
Investment lfl Oregon. Address bo" 884
rial Inn. OrriQil. 0228
WE HAVE a prospect lor a good 5-r,
mnfiorn hnns. Price must bo rluht.
and well located. Do you want to sell?
See BEAKS & tul-rxu, la a.
FOR SALE or trade for light cur. 3
room I.UllflC. Cilia iJifc wn
mount hill. Price $1350. Inquire 1S
... 227
FOR SALE FARMS
HALF ACRE CLOSE TO PAVEMENT.
Just outside city Uinlts, 4 -room house,
garage, woodshed and chicken coops,
Price SHOO, little down, bal. easy,
i.ro N CHILD3 CO.. Realtors
320 Slate Street. Phone 1727. b
KINOWOOD TERRACE. Salem's beau
ty spot, 3 acres, fine res. or hospital
site. One-fttth down, long time on
balance. Easy payments. Call E. E.
Woods. 710 N. High St.' I)2'i7
PICK YOUR CHOICE
Then con:o and look it over:
5 Acres, (air hime and barn, some
bearing cherries and fruit. Only 3'i
miles of Salem. Reduced price 91350.
5O0 down.
10 ACRES. Extra good land. 5-r. house.
. email bai n. 7 acres in bearlr.3 fruit.
Nuts and b?rrtes. A good income
ranch. Will let household goods and
10(1 miirts of canned fruit ko with
place. North of SPlem. only 1 nnlo
from Pacific highway, on Howell
Prairie. Ttr.s Is a sood buy for 3a50.
All in cultivation.
89 ACRES 98500: 3J mis Salem.
Coed house, barn, electricity, ga
rage, poultry house, family orchard.
5 A. strawberries, 30 a. cultivated
land. 4 cows. 3 horses, poultry, crop
In barn, and all machinery. Dandy
pluce. already to no. Would cx
chnnoe for larger place.
CO ACRES. 8 acres In 3 ycsr old fil
berts: 8 0. In 3 vear old strawberries.
Borne timber. Price 03000. This U a
B0 ACRES. Modern ranch. Tine home,
bath, electricity, fireplace. Large
modern Hip Poof barn. poultry
house. All good dark sell. Electric
water svstem. woven wire fencing.
About 12 miles northwest Salem.
Tlits plice 1ms to be seen to be ap
preciated. Better lock this over be
fore you buv.
155 ACRES. Good plcsterei 7-room
house, with bath. Fln dairy b-mi.
good silo. 3 poultrv houses. 80 a.
cultivation. Some timber, running
water, out tn the good Mollala dis
trict. Would xenon for a place
from 40 to B0 acres. Th's niace Is a
dand". What have von? For farms
See SEA"8 ft TCCKE?. Realtors
104 S. Coral. St. b
FOR SALE Miscellaneous
FOR SALE cheap, one double tir.it
Empire milker in good shape. F. C.
Manse. V.95 Shipping St. Slem. c237
TOMATOES "The firm caunhw va
rieties." at the Brown Tent on Rivsr
filde drive. Brlug boxes. c232
25 ACRES good ensilage corn, 3 miles
S. E. Turner. E, J. Beckicy, Bt. 1.
Turner. c227
FOR - SALE Alrdale Uplander
the kind used for deer huntln;
Market. -
b;t?ed.
C333
GREAT DAME for sale. Good
dog. Phone 3547J alter a p.m.
FOR SALE some high school
Phone 14B4W.
BOY'S OVERCOAT Size 12.
384W.
GOO',5 used 3 h p. battery
FalrL'j.nk Morse engine. 1397 S.
equlpt
12th.
c227
GREAT DANE. 4 months old. Price
reasonable. 645 Howard St. c230
FINE toned Smith & Barnes piano for
sale cheap. Address box 834 Dlla'
Oregon. c-3
LADY S ?.!n:er coat, fur trimmed.
cheap. Phone 3C67J. c338
KRAUT cabbage lc lb. at place. T.'A
Clark. West Stay ton. c323
i trnTTRM fnvr. hparr anrlnrer or Will
trade for beef cows. Rt. 9, box e Port
land road. 223
CRAPES. Concords. Mrs. W. H. Sharp
Rt. 3. box 308 Salem. Ph. 78F4. c228
WE CAN.aive you money on doors,
windows and paint. Let us Ilgure on
your cupboard work. Lowest prices on
all kinds o! building specialties.
Building Supply Co., 170 N. Front St.
Phone 487. c229
ALL KINDS lumber, windows, doors,
rubberized roofing. 435 Division-. c229
INSURE in Farmer Mutual. Rates
35c. Fire, automobile. Wra. A. Pcrsev.
aKcnt. Phone 912M. c248
PEARS for sale. Choice Cornice. Bftc
and Fall Butter pears. 50c bushel
Wallace orchards, Rt. 1. box 110. c231
BOSCH radios at Miller'. Call 2397
lor demonstration. c244
KIPK Grnvenstein apples 50c psr box
and up. Bring boxes. Fresh app'.e elder
dally. Puritan Cider Works, West Sa-
leiv r33B
NURSERY STOCK
BTR AW BERRY plants, Marshall. Tri
p!e X. lor fall planting, extra good.
, H per thousand. Victor Saxton, Au
rora. Ore. P.t. 2. d223
FOR SALELIVESTOCK
HORSE, also 8 ft. disc drill, B. Wal
lace. Rt. 1. box 1C0. e229
FOR SALE one 8-year old Jersey, easy
milker, gives 5 gallon day, also 3
year old heifer. William Vogt, Atrlte.
Oregon. e228
TWO fine large, fresh Holateln cows,
heavy milkers. C. T. White, Turner.
C22B
BOR&ES for sale. Just off work. 1300
to 1000 pounds. Plows and scrapers,
1040 Ford street on Turner road. e331
TEAM 3 miles southwest of Mt. Angel.
Carl Rentz. e328
9 FRESH cowm, 3 heavy springers.
Guernsey. Jersey, with second calf.
East side Park and D Bta. C. C. Wtt
sel. e337
UK. FRED W. LANOB. Veterinarian
Office 579 B Commercial PbOM 11W
Kesidence phone 1606
DAISY cows (or sale or trade. 1-3
down, balance one year. Red barn.
K- Commercial and Columbia Nelson
jB-oo Phfne 705- IRS W Htgh St e
FOR SALE WOOD
WANTED, wood to put In or spilt.
Steed work. Phone 430. J. 8. Palrchllea.
ee249
4-FOOT fir wood $2 50: I-inch 3:
4-foot oak MM Wood is 6 miles NW.
of Dallas, not delivered. R. X, Waltnce.
.Dallas. gc227
WOOD of mil kindi. Phone 37S3J.ee339
WOOD 8AW1NO. PbOM 1819. e347
FOR SALE WOOD
NICE fir and oak wood. Ed Stortr.
Phone 3939J. e241
SECON D growth. Phone 21F1S. e332
pnn wnnn KAWINa call Zander.
Phone 34U5M. ee39
WOOD SAWINO. PHONE 1635ft. ee340
WOOD, L. C. Kelly. Phone 1573J. ee'i3B
WOOD SAWINO. SPROED BROS
PHONE 1131. ee331
ALL KINDS Of D&X WOOD, 7'JFJ.
M. D. Mayfteld. eX8
3HKO DRY WOOD A COAL. SALEM
FUEL CO Phone is 1 rane ct e-
OUDEH your wood now. Seat 16-lnch
inside slab wood mixed at Cobbs Ac
Mitchell Co.. 5 60 per cord tram oar
Phnne Blfl 349 S 11th 8t ee
FOR SALE POULTRY
WANTED market poultry, any kind,
any time, any quantity. Phone 133P2,
HELP WANTED
WE HAVE an O DC 111 III! for a VOUIlK
nun who Is willing to work. Must
be neat, have sales ability and ambi
tious to advance In our organization.
The right man can establish himself
in a position of permanency which
wilt Increase In value as his ability
warrants. Eoff Electric, Inc., 347 Court
St. gaau
WANTED girl to help with housework
and care for children, lii5 Fir St.
g33T
WANTED rlri lor ncneral housework
Must be experienced. 60 E St. g227
. Ladies! Make 5 to 15 daily
SELLING XMA8 CARDS
For Northwest Mfr. over 100 designs
extremely different; GREAT BOX
PLE KIT FREE: WE DELIVER. SID
NEY B. COHEN CO., INC.. 1957 Eighth
Ave.. West. Seattle, wash.
WANTED middle aued lady for house
work in small family. Call at 070
North Summer St. g228
WANTED, prune pickers, families pre
ferred. 904J. F. A. Legge. g227
AGENTS WANTED
MEN FALL IS HERE!
HELL XMAS CARDS
See Sidney Cohen Co. &d under "Help
Wanted." ggz-'y
SITUATIONS WANTED
KVPSrilFNCED fjrm manaser. dairy
man, herdsman and showman wants
DOdttiou v.'tta a Rood rename farmer,
fat. G. Allison. Woodburn, Ore. h2U8
EXPERIENCED stenographer dcslre3
pun or lull time v,oxc box l-ia cap
ital Journal. h228
YOUNG woman, well educated, desires
work. Pleasant manner, good tele
phon? vole?. References. Box 143, Cap
ital Journal. h228
EXPERT chimney sweep and furnace
man. six years in saiem. worx satis
factory or money refunded. Call R. E
Northness. Phone 110. c230
Miscellaneous WANTED
WANTED, email larm. good soli, well
drulned, good water, orchard, electric
ity. State price, improvements. In'
come. Url R. Pfeiffer, Lewiston, Mon
tana. 122E
WANTED, 5600 private loan. 1st mort
gage security, box iio uapiioi jour
nai. uu
TO MY PATRONS: B. Krlgbdum has
moved from Capitol Super Service
Station, corner Center and Front to
J. B. Krlgbaum Station, 805 Capitol
street at Market. Phone 1247, Sslcm,
Ore. Your patronage Is solicited. All
old accounts please pay at this sta
tion. 12 J2
HAVE your pianos tunua and re
n.ilrud by Alfred Burman at Geo. C.
Will's. 1230
CHILDREN cared for by dny or hour
at my home during iiur v. ecu, uoou
referenc-a. Phone 431J. 1227
DOOS bourded in a real dog hotel. E
B Flake's Petland Farm. Pacific high
way. north. - t1
WANTISD. Improved acreags for In
come property. Close In. Good used
mcycie. ii .as on stucco wont, injt o.
12th. 1227
WANTED to buy. 25 or 30 young ewes.
L M. Purvtne. 553 S. 12 Lh. Salem. Ore.
Phono 2311J. s227
FOR RENT
ROOMS COMFORTABLE. CLEAN,
WELL FURNISHED. GOOD BEDS.
With or without board and with or
without guiugo space. Good meals,
walking distance, Just one block north
Stato Capitol building. No. 1130 Che
meketa St., first dggr east of Royal
Court Apts., rates very reasonable.
jive us a inn. ruone um. xne Aiex
andrta. J333 '
ATTRACTIVE room In modern home,
close in. Garage if desired, cooking
privileges. Phone 1404M. J232
7 ROOMS, bath and garage, walking
distance, newly papered and painted
throughout. New floor coverings. Ph.
1147 afternoons or evenings. J232
FOR RENT
Several 4 to 6-room furnished houses
U-afurnlshed: 1275 S. 12th St. 4 rms.
11650: 318 a 18th St. 5 rms. 17.50;
2140 Berry St.. 4 rms. 17.50; 605 S.
18th.SC. 4 rms. 617.50: G45 S. 18th St.,
6 rms.. 818: 035 Thompson 8t.. 6 rma
$20; 2005 Market St.. 5 mis. 25; 420
liusn St.. e rms., 920; 4 9. ujra st.
& rms., $27.50.
LEO N. CHILDS CO.. Realtor
320 State Street. Phone 1727 J
AVAILABLE Oct. 1. lovely furnished
heated 3-room apt., sleeping porch.
Tirepiace, garage, son n. j-iDeny. rn
i7oo. r
FURNISHED 6-rcom house. Ran:;e.
gas. furnace, garage, close to Lincoln
school. Phone 1186M. J220
ATTRACTI VE 3 -room house, clean,
npAtlv furnished, bath. &dtase. In
quire 1165 Hlne3. J337
STEAM heated rooms, close to state
house. Phoue 111CW. Garage. J229
T-RftOM houw. newlv decorated. U
block north of ctatehouse, guragt, 025
Chemeketa St. Phone 1116W. J229
FOR RENT, houses In all partu ot the
city $lo to $45; Iurni3hed 823 to ova.
Ynur houfie huntlnc a Pleasure If you
go to Bechtel-Thomason, 3 autos at
your service, an hiaie ot. woom s. j-
THfEE room furnished house, gas or
electricity. Phone jji
FOR RENT clean 3-room apartment.
Garage. By week or month, reasonable.
006 S. Church Bt. Phone 1870M. J 228
3 MODERN store rooms, heated. 481
Front St. J
3 ROOM house, bath, partly furnish
ed. 1850 N. Winter. Inquire 404 N.
RENTALS
4 -room house. Basement, furnace, ga-
ra.de 420.
furnished 4-ronm house. Furnac.
fireplace. Only $20.
6-ROOM bouse. Basement, fireplace
$25.
FURNISHED garage house, only $10.
7-ROOM bouse. Basement, furnace,
only (20.
For Rentals see 8TEONER
375 State St. J227
HEATED 3-room furnished apt. 607
N. Capitol. J231
FURNISHED country home, modern
conveniences, fruit, out buildings, $18
per month. Phone 111F13. J238
5 -ROOM furnished house, furnace,
garage. 1811 Chemeketa St. 1238
MODERN 6-room bungalow. Phone
jj
FOR RENT: office space, furnished or
unfurnished. Call 1009: 409 Bank Of
commerce bunding. - jzai
5-ROOM furnished house. 1230 North
Liberty. J230
BOARD and ROOM at 1334 S. Coml
Phone 3572M. J237
FURNISHED apartment, furnace, flre-
n nee. ais. Aoaiiionai room avausn e.
Phone H75J. J227
FOR RENT
RENTALS
3-rm. fully modern house, close In $25
5- 1 ;n. 3 bedrooms, good location ,$20.
6- rm. house south Salem, 420.
5-rm. house south Balem $12.
8-rm. strictly modern, dose to Par-
J. P. tTLRICH CO.
335 State Street. Phone 1354. 237
BOARD, ROOM $6 week. Garage free.
1445 Oak. 1227
FOR RENT 3 sleeping rooms, double
beds, furnace beat, modem borne, 340
North Church. J337
0-ROOM house and garage, tee me at
19&U Mantes alter e p.m.
BOARD and ROOM In private home.
Reasonable. Phone 3624J. 1330
HAZEL apartments, one or two looms,
well furmabed, 3J61 Hazel Ave. Phone
1U30W. 124tf
4 -ROOM duplex. Phone 1005. 1330
HENDERSON furnished apis. Phone
1003. J24U
HALIK'S modern apartments, fur
nished or unfurnished, 461 Front St.
Phone 3 or 1568R. J-
HEATED sleeping room 373 N. Win
ter. J 227
HEATED 3-room apt. furnished, 607
N. Cottage. J237
8-ROOM House fan rent. bath, garage.
Opposite Junior high, school, $18 per
montn. rnone jua-
FURN1SIIED S-room house, garage 8s
basement. 1310 N. Winter St. J227
FURNISHED tftt. heat, livhts. sarase
$25. 1040 Leslie. J237
WELL furnished aoartment. $33: ga
rage available. 473 North Capitol. J246
3-ROOM furnished house, 435 Divi
sion. J230
NICE furnlslied anartments. 696 N
Cottuge. 3229
APT. 604 South Com'l. Phone Emma
Murphy Brown. 3173W. 1
GOOD PIAiiO In tune, for rent: rent
applied on purchase if desired. Tall-
man iano oujre, u una guo oouui
12th street, 1242
3-ROOM apartment. 1248 Chemeketa
St. J227
APARTMENT, 445 8. Winter.
3 PRIVATE garages, 359 H. Liberty.
Phone 1700. 3
MODER M house, apartments, 735
North Com'l. Ja33
ROOM and BOARD, near capltoL 860
u nemexcta at. rnone 3pojj. jji
THREE garages for rent, oown town
sect inn rnone
PAT TON apartments, down town dis
trict. Nicely furnished, private bsth,
etc. For Inspection call Patton's Book
stores '
FOR RENT, newly renovated house
$27.50. Close in. 368 North Liberty
St. Phono IS34J. J'
PIANOS. Phonographs end sewing
machiDa for rent. H L. BUtl Purni-
rure Co. y
LOST AND FOUND
VLLL party who left spotlight In boat
Dleas call at 435 Locust Ave. and pay
for ad. k237
LOST. Shropshire ram from east end
S:ate St. Koy Brcmmer, 3493 State
vl FOU
LOST: Fox terrier dog with heavy col
lar, between Salem and Jefferson. J.
E. Mlt J. Aurora, Ore. Rt. 2. 1 k229
LOST: Purse conUlnlne 810 and small
change, driver's certificate. Oregon
Packing Co. ticket. No. 2600. Finder
return nnti receive rewarq. K22i
MISCELLANEOUS.
WANTED Jiomo for 3. dogs by Oregon
wumano society, rnone idiu. ut.
Moorchouse. m227
CLEAN YOUR FURNACE: Our vacuum
system eliminates dust and soot.
Phone ftBfl. Rosebrough Co. m251
REAL ESTATE
MODERN S ROOM
Will trade on a modern apartment
no use oi 4 apartments, pay dincrence.
NEW CONCRETE BLDO.
in business district, value $5000. Trade
lor smaii acreage improved.
COZY 4-ROOM HOUSE
Bath. Corner lot, close to school and
cannery, itmu,
MODERN 6 ROOM
new. furnace, fireplace, hardwood
floors, nicely decorated $2700; $250
cash, bal. monthly. Sco Gelser with
169 S. High. 11237'
PRICED TO SELL
Most Ideal for Poultry
14 Acres, small 4-r. house, barn and
good poultry house, $250 cash down.
rrice awou.
20 ACRES 11600
Cozy 4-r. house, barn, poultry bouse.
gooo well water.
41 ACRES $3750
Extra rood soil. 20 a. cult., bal. Das
ttire. Smalt 4-r. house, large barn, hen
house, spring water.
a ACRES $1500
Not far out, best of soil, 6-r. bouse,
garage, some iruit.
If You Are from Missouri
we can show you and prove t'
that thn above nronertles are
der-prlced. Best buys In the v. for
the money.
Sse BECHTEL-THOMASON
341 State St. Room 4 n
REAL FARM BUYS
80 A. farm. 30 In cult. New farm bldrs.
f a. fruit, lots good timber, springs,
stock, tools, machinery, $4500. Take
residence ior pare.
145 A. farm near town, good bottom
land. 20 in. cult., more easily clear
ed. Bldpa., lots wood, timber. Snap
eaou. iaxe residence.
See our Exchange list
PERRINE & MAR8TER3
212 Pray Bldg.
WE HAVE 40 nice acre3 11 miles of
Salem, small improvements, 30 acres
tillable, stocked and equipped, for
only R3500.
A VERY nice new modern 4-rcom
house Ir only $2100, with IM down,
eiin ner month.
A VERY good 6-room modern homo
worth $400 for small fuim.
WE HAVE 3 good 5-i oom modern
nouses to rent ot szd.
McCILCHRIST A PENNINGTON
309-10 U.S. Bank bldg. Phone 140. n'
TIMBER given away. Ten thousand
cords of beautiful timber and 80 ac
res of good land 16 miles from Salem
on a gravelled county road. 40 percent
is suitable for piling. All for $2500
cash If taken this week. There never
was such a fine buy in tn Willam
ette vnllev.
John U. Scott, 11C9 Court St. Phone
125 EWE3 on shares. Chris Nettling,
Stay ton. P228
CONFECTIONERY, lunch and dance
hall, near fairgrounds. This will pay
ror ai least nan its cost aunng iair.
6 ACRES at city limits. 3-rm. house,
Rood Dliimblne. chicken house and
garage, beautiful trees end grounds.
mvmj. win tax suDuroan name witn
one sere.
DOWNTOWN Income proorfy where
tot wm increase in vaiue rapidiy.
$10,500.
WINNIE PETTYJOHN. Realtor
175 8. High St. n
L UNCH room and confectionery in
good location. Stock and equip
ment ior sate at suw.
O KE acre, 5-rm. house In vVley
town, and 33 a. river bottom land
for $3000, W1U consider some
trane.
O NLY M000 for fully eoulpt chicken
ranen, over oo cnicxens, 4 a. 01
srrawDerriee contractea at c.
Good buildings.
K EEP this In mind. We write fire
and automobile insurance. We
aiso rent nouses.
J. F. ULRICH CO
333 State Street. Phone 1354. n337
REAL ESTATE
GOOD 6-r. house with fireplace, gar
age and woodshed $1000. tknal down
payment, then $16.
GOOD 3-r. house, bath and basement.
and garage, souo. omau oowa pay
mpnt thnn ail M
OOOD 4-r. house, basement and gar
age, $1600; $50 cash, then 430.
Fire Insurance and Loans a Specialty
Phone 470
EXCHANGE Real Estate
OOOD TRADE
30 A. farm, good soil, 3C a. seeded, all
cultivated land, bldga. fair, on paved
road, close to school, owned by wi
dow not able to run farm. Will trade
for 4 or 6-room bungalow In Salem.
Price $4250. Bechtel-Thomason. 341
State St. Room 4. nn
EXCHANGES
50 ACRES. 16 a. fruit. 4 a. strawber
ries. Electric water stem. 9 acres
young walnuts: good 6-r. house.
Barn 24-34. Gar ace and S Boultrv
houses. On good road. Trade for
rialrv firm .nf about IOO acres.
55 ACRES. 6-r. house. Barn 40x40. Oa-
race and ooultry house. 30 a. cut-
titration. Place was appraised at
$7200. Our price only $4750. This
is a bargain, omy auou oown pay-
on AfTDRS Good 6-r. errttace. barn.
garage and poultry nouse. Most an
in fruit, walnuts and berries, A
splendid money making place. 4
cows, chickens, 3 horses, wagon,
haniKi and all tools and machin
ery, 7 miles from Salem. Price for
an BHUOU. Terms or wouta consiarr
356 ACRES. Good 7-rm. house. Barn.
electric lights. 100 a. in cultivation.
Borne aood timber, running water.
springs. Price $13,000. Will take a
small place in exchange. Close to
Salem. This place Is llli miles of
Esaicm. gooa roaas.
311 Af!PES: nns 4-r. house. One B-T.
house, large barn, garage, poultry
bousg. machine and straw shed, 125
a. pTow land. 5 good springs. Fenced
and cross fenced. If you want a
good stock farm here it is. Trade for
smaller place or our or two good
houses In Salem. Price only $75 per
ForCExchanges see SEARS ii TUCKER
lO-t a. LOIU l, m
$2500 EQUITY In G5 acre stock and
nrv.iltrv farm, nood bundinas. electric
lights, gravel road, value $4800. for
improved acreage or nouse in wifin.
Owner, box 327 Dallas. nn229
wink home in Salem, sell or trade.
Will consider your trade. What have
you? Add, box 884 Dallas, Ore. nn328
TO TRADE Salem fl-rm. house and 6
lots. Interested In southern California.
Call 2393 J after 7:30 evenings. un227
TO TRADE Salem 6 lots and 9-rm,
hmiM fnr form. fAll after 7 " eve
ning. 2393J. nn22?
AUTOMOBILES
FOR SALE 1929 Ford 2-door sedan,
perfect condition. See Hunt at Valley
Motor Co. Trade and terms. q229
uoAMk'MN in.n 1024 deinl-sedan. let
down seat, good tires, new paint. Car
in good condition, $300. Will demon
strate. R. B. Eyerly, care Valley Motor
Co. - Q339
VALLEY MOrOR CO.
USED CARS
1029
1929
1028
1929
1923
1925
1924
1926
1927
Tudor Sedan
Pordor Sedan
Sport Coupe
Town Sedan
Chevrolet Coupe .....
Master 6 Bulck Tour.
Fordor Sedan
Coupe -..
Star Coupe
Terms Trades
$425
475
305
600
350
. 190
00
Center Ac Liberty Sts. Phone 1905. q
26 Dodge Truck $365.00
29 Ford Rdstr aoo.uu
29 Ford Coupe 385.00
28 Essex Sedan 315.00
27 Chev. Coupe 260.00
34 Overland Sedan 85.00
Ford Sedan witn Lut. .... 4500
EIKKR AUTO CO.
Tor Lib Ar Ferry St
FINANCIAL LOANS
' PERSONAL LOANS
Mode on Live Stock, Automobiles,
Household goods and other securities.
Monthly payments can be Deferred.
NATIONAL LOAN & FINANCE CO.
Licensed by State.
410 Bank of Commerce Bldg. r
LOANS TO SALARIED PEOPLE
on plain notes, endorsed note
furniture and pianos. All trans
actions strictly confidential.
STATE LOAN COMPANY
313 Oregon Bldg., 2nd floor.
Corner State and High.
Office hours 10 am. to 6:30 D.m
Telephone 933. Licensed by State
FARM LOANS 6 small expense.
P. L. Wood. 341 State St. r
WE HAVE olentv of mouey to loao on
farm and city property. Low Interest
rates.
Hnriicins Mot-tease Ac Investment Co.
Millers store bldg. Phone 3219. r
WE HAVE THE MONEY
To retiuance your present home or
farm loan; also to assist you to buy.
build or Improve. Long terms, )'
rates, ray 011 any time, see us urst.
DELANO & ELLIS
290 N. Church St. Phone 2830 r
HAWKINS & ROBERTS, Inc., for City
and farm loans. Kates and costs low
est available. Prompt service, 308 Ore
go a Building.
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
niCNERAI. FINANCE CORP.
2nd floor 1st Nat'l Bank Bldg. Phone
1200. oinee hours b:30 to 0 p. m. r-
BORROW money on your personal
propei ty. Pay back In monthly In
stallments.
WIIXAJJETTE LOAN COMPANY
Licensed bv Stnta
603 Bank of Commerce Bldg. T
MONEY to loan on real estate. Priv
ate money, lowest rates. T, K. Ford.
First National Bank.
5Vi LOANS ft'ift
on
WILLAMETTE VALLEY FARMS
nndmmn & Rupert 169 S. Htgh
FEDERAL FARM LOANS 6. P. L.
wiiKinson. u. o. uanx oiag.
AN INSTALLMENT LOAN
Is Easv to Renar
Why not let us explain Its advantages
over a sxraigni loanc
ANDERSON St RUPERT
169 8. High Street
rnrritvndnti
Equitable Savings St Loan Ase'n T
LOANS ON AUTOMOBILES
Contract Refinanced
Payments Reduced
Tou keep your automobile
We pay balance due dealer,
bank or finance company, and
reduce your payment!. Ad
ditional money loaned. Strict
ly confidential- We handle
our own paper.
EIKER AUTO CO.
Comer Liberty and Perry At.
Phone 121 Bnlem. Ore
BUSINESS Opportunities
A BUSINESS, past years net Income
$163 per month. Sell $700 cash. Phone
2393 J eveniugs after 7:30 for further
Information. U227
OLD established confectionery and
lunch buslneas for sale or lease. New
lv eou ddm .aood business, food loca
tion. See owner, 13-' Stat St. Phone
3911. U230-
TODAY'S OFPERIMn
Furnishings and lease of large house,
close In. bringing good income. For
sale at a bargain, or wilt apply on the
purchase of 6-room bouse, preferably
norm, bke Mrs. eiiis witn
i srn n fHii iw rn RMttnra
320 Stat Street. Pho:ie l-7.
BUSINESS Opportunities
AUTO service partner, man. Help
gresse and polish cars $8 day, share
profit. Small lnv. Box 144 Journal.
UZ-'H
DIRECTORY
LLOYD K. RAM3DEN. blk. ccuKriK
ano picyclefc 3B7 uourt .irtet.
BATTKRV 81TI-LIK.3
B. D. BARTON. National Butlerl.,
starter and gcoermtox work. Ferry ana
High .treeu.
IIIKOrKAtTOKS
DR. O. L. SCOTT, chiropractor, 3911 N
Hlgft street. Phones S7 tt 1104J. o
DR. H. B. SCOF1ELD. Z-ray. Phon.
9194. 414 First Natl Bank Blag.
CABINET WOHK
JACOB WVZEL, Cabinet work and
reflnuhlug. Furnltur. repairing. Ph.
lotfi. ijv i;ourt cfc. oaietn. o-
t'lSTK.tCTOKS
J. A. KAPPHAUN. General team and
Dower ahav contractnr. axcavauas
and grading. OIXlc. phon, 1398, Bea.
ENtiBAVINU
SALEM ENGRAVINO CO. Cuts Ot all
purposes. Tel. 343. 130 N. Commercial
street.
l.l.hXTKICAI. Ml I'PLIKS
HALIK ELECTRIC CO. 461 N. Front
St. Electric contracting and repairing.
Appliances ana rimurea. rnone a.
FLEENER ELECTRIC CO, Electric
lighting fixtures and electric range
Phone 930. 471 Court street.
CUT flowers and floral pieces. Deliv
ery. C. P. Brelthaupt, florist, 613 Stat
stroet. Phone 380.
lee garbage CO. Promnt service.
Phone 1561. 0335
MKIU'llANT TAILOR
M. A. ESTE3. flue tailoring. 135 North
Liberty street. o
MATTKICHHKS ItKNOVATtU
MATTRESSES renovated. We renovate
all kinds of mattresses, caned ior ana
delivered Best of work eusranteed.
Capital Bedding Co Portland xoad.
rnone rj.
IXSl 11ANCE
CHAS. 6PURUN
Real Estate and Insurance, Vtir South
High St. Phone 634. o
PLI M1IINU
PLUMBING end general repair work.
Phone 650. Qraber Bros, 164 South
Liberty street.
THEO. M. BARR, Plumbing, heating
sheet metal works, lei a. commercial
street.
PIANO Tl Ni:it
GEO. C WILL, pianos, phonographs,
sewing machines, sheet music and
ptano studies. Repairing phonographs
una sewing macnine. x state Bt.,
Salem, Oregon.
STOVES AM) SIOVE KlJ'.AlHlNtl
STOVES FOR SALE REBUILT and
reoalrcd bv exDert. All kinds of wov
en wire fence, fancy and plain. Hop
baskets and hooks, logan hooks.
Salem Pence and Stove Work, 363
unemexeta at. k. b. rieming.
SCAVANftER
CITY GARBAGE CO. Prompt service
pnone auyo.
SALEM 6CAVANGER. Phone 167.
SOOS GARBAGE CO.. reliable service
Phones, office 3125: Res. 808J. o
3ALEM GARBAGE CO. for nromnt
and continuous service. Charles Boos
and carl soos. pnone 3ixa or oohj,
TUA.NSKLK A SI) HTOKAOB
CUMMINS fc HORTSCH, local and
long aisiance n aunng. rnon viuj,
Res. 120F3 or 1287R. .
WATER COMPANY
OREGON-WASHINGTON Witter Serv
ice company. OH Ices corner Com
mercial and Trade street. Bill pay-
ftDie montniy. fnoncs a s.
U'ATCII ItLPAIRlNfl
GUARANTEED WATCH REPAIRING
or money back. The Jewel Box. 178
n. jjiocrty, aaiem.
LEGALS
. NOTICE
Notice Is hereby given that I have
imnounaea one large duck sneep wun
thick abort wool, found at large on
the streets of the City of Salem on
September 17, 1930. Said sheep is now
being held at the city barn on East
Ferry St. and will be so held for the
lengtn or Time proviuea oy law. uwn,
er may have same by paying cost.
Dated September 18. 1930.
w. 8. LOW, Street Commissioner.
Salem, Oregon.
Sept. 18, 19. 30. 33. 23.
NOTICE OF IlKAItlNO OF OIMEC
TIONS TO FINAL ACCOt NT
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
PRED J. 8CHWAB, as the duly ap
pointed, qualified and acting execu
tor of the last will and testament
and estate of JOHN SCHWAB, deceas
ed, has duly rendered and presented
for settlement and filed In the County
Court of the State of Oregon, for the
County of Marlon a final account of
his administration of said estate, and
that Friday, the twenty-fourth day of
October, 1B30, at the hour of ten (10)
o'clock In the forenoon of said day.
at the courtroom of said court in the
Marlon County Courthouse In the
City or Salem, County of Marion, State
of Oregon, have been duly fixed and
appointed by said court as the time
ana ino piacc ior mo neurinu vi ju
jections to said final account and the
seiuement inereoi.
Dated and first published the twen-
fv.trilrrl rlnv nf R ft item her 10:t0.
vnv.n .T SflHWAB nn Executor of the
Last Will and Testament and Estate
or John Schwab. Deceased.
CARSON it CARSON. Attorneys for
Executor. sept 23. au: uct,. i, h. m
VflTIPK TO f'Hi:ilITlltS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
by an order of the County Court of
the State of Oregon for the CountjP of
Marlon duly made, renaerea ana en
tered of record In said court on the
eighth day of September. 1030.
nutriTTT H PARR umlh rinlv aonolntcd
as administrator of the estate of
CHARLES A. PARR, deoeasea, ana
thst said Dwlght S. Parr has duly
qualified a such administrator. All
persons having claims against said es
tate are hereby required to present
the same, with nroner vouchers and
due verification, to said administrator
at 214 United States National Bans:
Btiilriln. Salem. Oreeon. within six
(6t months from the date of the first
publication or this notice.
Dated and first published the ninth
day of September, 1930.
DWIOHT S. PARR, as Administra
tor of the Estate ol Charles a. rarr,
CARBON St CARSON, Attorney tor
administrator.
Sept. 0. 16, 33. 30: Oct. 7
NOT If K TO CRKDITOHH
Notice Is hereby given that the un
dersigned, Reglna E. Kerber. has been
duly appointed administratrix of the
estate of Adam E. Kerber, deceased,
by the County Court of the State of
Oregon, Marlon County, and has been
duly qualified. All person having
claim against said estate are re
quired to present them with the
proper vouchers within six months
from the date of this notice to said
administratrix at the office of E.
Plaaeclcl, 409 Bank of Commerce
Building. In the city, of Salem In said
county.
Dated and first published August
REOlNA'fe. KERBER,
Administratrix of the estate of
Adam K. Kerber, Deceased.
I. K. PIASECKI,
AttArnrv for Ad ml nfitratfic.
Aug. 26-Bept. 3--16-33
Needlework Over
200 Years Old on
' Display at Fair
Needlework more than 200 years old and quilts that
boast of 100, 80 and 50 years ot service are included in the
240 entries and collections of
,
CHAMPION
JOE ROGERS, Jr.
a ho was the indlvidnal hleh-scorlnt
contestant in the Feur-U livestock
judging team competition at the
state fair Monday. He Is s member
of the Polk countr team and trees
near Independence. He scored 835
out of a possible 900 pomLe.
CLEARING WAY FOR
BAKER PROJECT
Ttnlcrr tiPi An nirreement to at
tempt to settle dltlcrencea between
Elwood Mead, reclamation bureau
commissioner end land holders on
th Rclr.r irrigation nroiect in Thief
valley. -ith a view of clearing way
for construction ol tne project was
reached ot a meeting of the cham-
h.e nf mmm.m. nnH fAWfiT Powder
section residents Monday night.
Kepresentatlve Koocrs jsuikt
pointed out the seriousness of hesi
tancy In the project.
tvu. riifftiiir.v It was aald. Ilea In
the estimated value of certain rights
of way the government reiusca 10
pay more than $35,000, a second ap
nr.is.1 fiirurp Th land owner wants
146,000. A proposal that ranchers In
jjOwer iowaer section ...,vuu
or $12,000 difference between the two
valuations was endorsed at we
meeting.
Butler said Mead promised the
project would be constructed when
difficulties had been iron t a oui.
JOINT CONTROL OF
LONGVIEW RAICROAD
Waslilngton (U?) The Northern
Pacllic railroad, Oregon-Washington
Railroad and Navigation com-
oanv and the Great Northern rail
wav atDlicd iointly to the Interstate
commerce commission Tuesday lor
authority to acquire ana operate w
miles of line on the Longvicw, port
land and Northern railway, extend
ing from Longvlew Junction through
Longvlew to vaaer junction, wasn,
Acquisition of the lins would in
sure the three roads permanent ac
cess to Important industries at Long-
view.
Crvstal Bay. Lake Minnetonka,
Minn., (IP) It takes a persistent
fish to get away from Mrs. V. W.
Toberman of Minneapolis. While
fishing at Crystal Bay last week
end Mrs. Toberman had caugnt a
number of sunflsh. She was using
a tiny hook and worms. Suddenly
her bobber went under. Her line
broke close to the pole before she
could land the fish and he got
away. The next mornin? Mrs. To
berman was fishing at the same
place asain when she saw a bobber
Iloating nearby. She rowed to th
snot and this time lrnded the fish
which slill had her tackle securely
hooked in his jaw.
KGALS
NOTICE OF BONO SALE
Sealed bids will be received by the
undersigned until the hour of 7:30
o'clock p.m.. on Monday, October 9,
1930, and Immediately thereafter op
ened by the Common Council of the
City of Sal?m, Oregon, at the city
hall In said city, for bond of the
City in the amount of Ten Thousand
Dollars, described as follows:
City of Salem Water System
Bonds In the amount of Ten Thou
and ($10,000) Dollars, in denomina
tions of One Thousand ($1000) Dol
lars each, numbered one 1 to ten
(10), inclusive, to be dated October
1, 1930, and to mature October 1,
1950, said bonds to bear Interest at
the rate of four and one-half (4H
percent per annum, payabfe semi
annually at the office of the city
treasurer in Salem. Oregon.
Kach bid must be accompanied by
a certified check for two per cent
(3) of the par value of the bonds
made payable to the city as a guar
antee of good faith.
The approving legal opinion of
Messrs. Teal, Win free, McCulloch &
Bhuler will be furnished the success
ful bidder. '
The right Is reserved by the Com
mon Council to accept any or to
reject all bids in the Interest of the
City.
MARK POTJL8EN, City Recorder.
Salrm, Oregon. 229
- t
needlecraf t made in the textile
department at the Oregon state lair
I this year. Mrs. il. B. Manchester,
Portland, superintendent of the de
partment, is entnusiastie over tne
quality and quantity of the exhibits
placed In that division, and states!
that they are far superior to tne,
200 entries made bk 1929.
One of the most valuable exhibits
is a quilt made In Winchester, Vir
ginia, In 1729. Almost solid quilting,
with quaint Calico prints in sun
burst pattern, distinguishes the
quilt, every inch of which was
sewed by hand. Champoeg chapter
Daughters of the American Revo
lution, of Newberg, have their
hand-made quilt in the division, but
not in competition. The collection
of quilts is much larger and a
number of new adaptations of old
designs are shown. Colorful cotton
applique quilt Is arranged like a
tulip garden ( with a border and
corner of tulips. A "ninety and
nine" or "Rock of Ages" quilt, made
of 19,808 pieces, has been entered
by a man from Philadelphia, Pa.,
and a log cabin" design quilt.
made entirely of alpaca, has a re
cord ot more than a century .of
service.
An article valued at $500 dollars
Is the bedspread of solid lilet
which is shown at the fair. The
prettiest display of woven bed
spreads ever shown here is a fea
ture of the department One spread
is hand woven and is more than
100 years old. Another spread is of
wool handclipped, carded and spun
by the mother of the entrant, and
the spread was woven by the fath
er of the entrant. The spread Itself
is more than 80 years old and has
been in constant use.
Needlepoint stools and chairs,
no one knows how old, aro shown
in a. special case. Attracting consi
derable attenlloh Is the gored
nightgown, made with high neck
and long sleeves, every stitch by
hand, and known to be made more
than 50 years ago. Special atten
tion is drawn to the crocheted silk
foot stool made by "Grandma
Smith of Lebanon, 92 years old
and almost totally wihid.
Tapestry wall hangings, hooked
and clipped wool rugs representing
many scenic pictures, prove re
freshing after the conventional de
signs featured at other fairs. One
of the outstanding, tapestries Is
that of a lake- and- surrounding
trees faithfully pictured In a frame
of green felt.
Framed pictures of needlework,
allowing some exceptionally fine
pictures of roses, brought blue
ribbons to a woman who had never
done any needlework until she was
55 years old. Wool embroidery pic
tures and some exceptionally fine
work in the large class of samplers
and cross-stitch silhouettes are an
added feature this year. The only
entry of Its kind, and one that is
quite valuable, is the screen em
broidered with an elaborate grape
design.
More new cases, which keep the
quilt entries protected under glass
wero a contribution from the fair
board which the department finds
most useful. One of these cases
contains the "zoo" the collection of
toy animal which includes ele
phants, bears, poodles made of
Iceland wool, and dogs, cats and
rabbits made from rabbit skins One
cas3 is devoted to a display of
new class, needlework by girls from
14 to 18 m age.
Mrs. Manchester has as her as
sistants in the textile department,
Mrs. D. Pengra of Portland Mrs.
Curry of 811verton, Mrs. Beulah
Hidden of Blalock, and Mrs. Mc
Gowen .of Portland. Judges in the
department were Mrs. John An
nand of Portland, Mrs. Woodruff
of Albany and Miss Roberts of
Portland.
GANGSTERS FACE
iippiiinv TDIIIQ
Chicago (IP) Edward "Soikc" O-
Donnell and "Dago"' Lawrence Man
gano, both listed among Chicago's
"public enemies," Tuesday faced the
ordeal which gangsters have learned
to dread.
They were scheduled for arraign
ment in the court of fc-so John H.
Lyle on charges of being vagrants
under an old law of 1874. Their at
torneya indicated they would ask
for Jury trials. It was anticipated
that Judge Lyle, following his cus
tom since a city-wide war against
criminals was launched, would act
their bonds at $10,000 each.
Mangano, sought by police since
Judge Lyle last week ordered that
every one of thf city' 29 "public en
emies' be brought before him, was
arrested at his home. OTJonnetl
walked into a police station, declared
he was tired of "dodging the cops"
and said he was ready to stand trial,
Both men were released after fur
nishing bond for tlietr appearance
Tuesday.
The pair, both notorious for sev
eral years among tne gangster lead
era of Chicago, were the second and
third of the 26 men arrested since
Judge Lyle's drive was started. Dan-
ly Stanton, the first, was tn a police
cell when Lyle's orders were issued
last week.
HAN Jl AS 18 NAKED
Montrose, Colo. UP) Summer
heat has melted snow high up on
the San Juan range until It is
practically barren, a condition that
many old residents do not recall
as having, existed before.
BIRTHS, DEATHS;
MARRIAGES
DEATHS
Cook At the residence on Bout 4,
Monday night, Samuel Cook. 77. Sur.
vived by ton, Bart J., of Salem, and
one sister, Mrs. Hannah Clayton of
RickreaU. Funeral services Thursday
at U0 o'clock from the W. T. Hig
don and Son mortuary. Rev. Oallowaf
officiating. Interment Cltyvlew cem
etery, 8hortrtdge At Klamath Pall Sept.
by widower, Carl P. Sbortridga of 8a
5Seil. lem: Mr. Frank D.
Bllgh. Salem; brother, F. A. Rhodes,
Salem, Funeral service WqLnesday at
vMun irun, un w. i. ugaon and.
Son mortuary.
Brown At tha i-eldttr 09S rvw
treet, Sept. IB, David B. Brown. 73.
Survived by widow, TUizabeth J, chil
dren: Mrs. Ruth E. Swart and Oeorge
both of Salem; Bert A.. De Uolnes,
Ia.: Thomas I . of Los Angeie; brother
of Wallace Brown. Des Molne. la
Mrs. Belle B. Thompktns, Mrs. O. W",
.uu mis. IJ. xj. annuo, aJi mucin.
Funeral service WarinairiH dan 01
at 1 :30 o clock from the w. T. Klgdon
and Son mortuary. Interment I. O. Ob
F. cemetery.
Herr At tha rmMtiM tn iha rt..-
tral Howell district Saturday evening.'
Sept. 20. Peter-Herr, 76. Survived biL
WldOW. LOUlse! two r-rlllHrrn Mr
ona Mary Witzel of Salem and Elvm
tt. ji tvrutm nowcii arsirjct; mx
grandchildren; one brother, Simon ot
vices Tuesday at a o'clock from the
Mennonlte church. Prat urn. Interment
Prat urn cemetery under direction of
W. T. Klgdon and Son.
niRTns
Green To Mr. mrl Un Rnv rinuM
Rt. a. a daughter, Cathleen Ann, Aug,"
Burnett -To Mr. and Mr. Ronald
Edwin Burnett, Woodburn, a daugh
ter, Carolyn Mnry, August 26.
Loury To Mr. and Mrs. Clyde B.
LourV. 1110 Sural Ave. a. Aauahtmr
September fl.
wmward To Mr. and Mrs. Rulon
Winward. 1SU5 S. Com'l- a son. Gam-
aid XJord, Sept. 10. ,
MARRIAflE LICENSES '
Vernon Van Orsdal, 21, AumsviC.
route 1, and Alice Clougu, 10, Turner,
route 1.
Larrenc K. Andrews, 23. and Thel "
ma lUttou. legal, both Salem.
Floyd Staigcr. 21. and Astrld Ander
son. 20. both Sllverton.
Eugene J. Doan. and Millie Thomp
son. both legal, and both Salem.
O. E. Newell. 22 and Nell Martin.
20. both Molalla. -
Glen Mcsorley, 24, Salem and Doro
thy B. Perkins. 17. Aumsville. .-,
Harry Thomas Kemblc. 42. Salem
and Idamae R. Dentus, 34, Albany.
TiiccnAv eccc Din
SECOND DAY CROWD
una jrcAi. r cbuij wtwu uie imw
this year Is Loren Luper, formerly
of Albany, who has just completed
a five-year engagement with the fa
mous Arthur Pryor band. Luper Is
a slide trombone artist and will be
heard In solos during the night
horse. show. : , , ...
: The day was officially designated
as State Grange and Ladies' day.
and In commemoration, a special
pragram was given during the morn
ing in tne agricultural ouueung un
der the direction of Mrs. Mary Kint
McCall, Salem, route 1, state lectur
er. The program opened with the of
ficial state grange song, followed
with a flute solo by Miss Avis Hicks,
Brush College grange; vocal solo,'
Mrs. Martha Vinton, accompanied
by Mrs. A. B. Wel&ner, North Howell
grange; reading, Mrs, P. M, Hill,
Fairfield grange; vocal solo, Mrs. A.
E. Utley, Polk county; address, Edith
Tozler Wether red. Oregon City and
a solo, Ruth Palmer, accompanied
by Mrs. F. J. Runcorn, Fairfield
grange.
Wednesday will be the big day
of the fair, closely followed by
Thursday, designated as Portland
day. The main event on Wednes
day's program Is the governor's
derby, 1 1-16 mile running race with
the winner to be crowned by Miss
Eleanor Norblad, daughter of Gov
ernor and Mrs. A. W. Norblad. The
Jockey of the winner will be pre
sented a silver cup by Mrs. Ray
Hartman, of Salem. Stores of Salem
are closing at noon and residents
of the district In general will trek
fairward. State and county offices
also lock their doors.
Judging of the minor livestock di
visions and In the 4-H dub nro-
Jccts, which got under way Mon
day, was continued Tuesday which
also saw the start of the judging in
all cattle and horse divisions. Judg
ing In the dairy, poultry and rabbit
departments was being wound up
Tuesday and should be completed
by Wednesday noon. AH flnrnt
awards were completed Tuesday
noon.
Paid admissions to the fair
grounds Monday were 2098, of which
1275 paid at the gate; 823 at nint
and 107 for the horse show. Every
department, with the exception of
single admissions, showed an in
crease over the corresponding di
visions for the same day lost year.
Season tickets sold were $352.50
this year against $347.50 in 1929;
single admissions dropped from
$1097.75 last year to $842.73 this
year, while grand stand receipts
were $77.50 against $60 lost year.
Nearly 4000 persons- were on the
grounds, the balance being account
ed for by passes. Total paid at
tendance for the day was $1,175 as
compared with $1574.50 the opening
day in 1929, a decrease ot $199.50.
Monday was set aside as Com
munity day, with Dr. P. O. Riley,
of Woodburn, president of the Mar
ton county federation of community
clubs, In charge, assisted by tlie
Greater Clackamas county union
and the West Side community clubs
of Portland. Mis Ada Johnson,
Portland, won the $10 cash prize of
fered or the best costume, appear
ing as f 1930 flapper.
Two of the gubernatorial candi
dates spoke briefly from the new
pivllllon after efforts to attract a.
large crowd to the grand stand had
failed.
PEACEFUL PLACE
Florence, Colo., (IP This city
does not know what a crime wave
is. Nearly two months passed with
out a single arrest Not even a trat
flc law violation reported.