WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 24, 1930
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM. OREGON
PAGE ELEVEN
The Absent-Minded Professor That Sent His Wife To The Bank And Kissed His Money Good-Bye Wasn't So Absent-Minded After AIL
CapitaljJourna
Rat par word : Oae inaerUon.
2 ceuta, three insertions ft cents;
on wwk eeatet on month
is mti; ene rear pet montfe.
20 udU; mtalmum et ad M
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leu advertiser bai monthl? eo
ooarrt. No allMaaoa for nhoae
arrass.
Want fed nuit bt In tot 10
am. dar of pub! taction. Ileal
Estate and Auto ade by T pa
das pre-loue to publication.
FOR SALE HOUSES
aivtno ft-ROOM Enirllsh tvua home.
liardwood floors, lull basement, lur-
iiiice, n replace, giratfe. 'renas.
$3600. Nearly new fi-r. home, hard
wood floor, well built, fully mod
ern, double sraruge, paring pd. Cloie
to senoo. lrrmn,
12050. 4-room modern home; 2 hard
wood luwn, iuii oh seme in, mrnace,
fln?iln.ce, Haraiie, close to school.
4ovt) to Loau instirance.
MELVtK JOHNSON, 330 U. 8.
Bank
nldg. rlioue
PAIR SPECIAI J?
iuwi ir rlnwt in estate. Good 8-r
plastered houM. Fireplace. Lot 06x140
fe'iQO Half Cash
Buy a 4-r. cottaw In North Salem
thai la wail worm aiuoo or mora.
Love Net -
2130. New modern 3-room bimeatow.
.Near, ana cieau, tumiiipu-i uiiitii.
Caraae. lawn and shrubbery. See It.
c BECHTEL or TllOStASOW
341 State St. Hoom 4. a
BARGAINS IN HOMES
mtm haw several 4. ft and 6-room new
and practically new homes tor sale
wltlt eaay terms and price right. See
us about them below you buy.
LEO N. CHILDS CO.. Realtors
920 SUte Street. Plione 1737.
SMALL houM In Dallas, rent for $16
a month, always has tenant. Owner
leaving and will sell for 6000. Best
Investment tn Oregon. Address box BH4
DMIls. Oregon. P2!-.?
FOR SALE FARMS
30 ACRE SNAP
A real farm. A real bargain. Half ful
tivated land, balance fine pasture and
tlm!er. Good 7-r. house, barn, poultry
house, two pood wells, 3 miles from
town. Price :t&00. Terms.
See B2CHT3L or THOMASON
341 State St. Room 4 0
FOR SALE, trnde or rent. 100 acre
farm south of Sulem on Pacific LUih
way. 127 Elmore St. Lebanon. b230
FARMS
0 A. near Woodburu. $115 per acre.
House, barn, creek. 50 a. cultivated,
finest of land. $1000 down.
122 A. with two sets of farm bldgs.
Orctiard. running water. 25 a. tim
ber, 20 a. alfalfa, good for farming
or stock raising, $135 per a. Reason
able terms. .
$ A. 4-room houne. well, chicken
house. 23 rods of paved road. $2750;
$500 dorn.
$1000 to Loan Insurance t
MELVIN JOHNSON, 920 TJ.
8. Bank
U229'
bid, pnone u.
HALF ACRE CLOSE TO PAVEMENT.
Just outside city limits, 4-room house,
giiruge, "woodshed and chicken coops.
Price $1100. little down. bal. easy.
LEO N. CHILDS CO.. Healtors
20 State Street. Phono 1727. b
FOR SALE Miscellaneous
FRESHMAN all-electric, screen grid
radio, beautiful cabinet. like new, $55;
$5 monthly. Sea Mr. Jans at Ceo. C.
Wills' music store. c230
DISHF.S, llnau and utensils; Seth
Thomas manttla clock. Bohlman. mu
nicipal auto camp. South Winter. c338
FOR BALK amnotlx. nice tumatoca 65c
fau deuvered. Phone 2730J. c233
TOMATOES "The firm canning va
rieties " at the Brown Tent on Rlver-
alde drive. Bring boxes, 232
FOR SALE Alrdale TJplancrer breed,
the kind used for deer hunting. 1375
Market.
c229
nnFAT DANE for Bale. Good watch
dog. Phone 3547J after 6 pm. c231
BOY'S OVERCOAT, size 12. Phone
GREAT DANE. 4 months old. Price
reasonable. 645 Howard Bt.
FINE toned Smith & Barnes piano for
1. -1 iritrau hnv RfU Dallas.
Orecon. ' c3att
LADY'S winter coat, fur trimra
cheap. Phone 3667J. cj
KRAUT cabbaaa lc lb.
Clark. West atayton.
f corau f hMW rarrncer or win
trade for beef cows. Bt. 9, box 6, Port-
r-.D iDn rnnnrHt Mrs. W. N. Shnrp
Rt. 3. box 308 Salem. Ptt. T8F4. 0328
WE CAN aav yott money on doors,
windows and paint. Let us figure 00
your cupboard work;. Lowest prices on
all kinds of boiMlnr Pettes.
BulWlna SvpplT Cox. 17$ .
Phone 487. !
If t" criMrta inmhw vtiviow. dUOIS,
rubberized roofing. 435 Dlvtston. cflafl
TNSirtiE in Far men Mutual, nates
DIm .nfimnhlla. Wm. A. PerSPl,
ffcnt Phone Q12M. C248
PEARU tor sale. Choree Cornice. Bosc
and Fall Butter peara, 60c bushel.
Wallace orchards, rft. 1. box 110. c231
BOSCH radtoa at MUler'a. Cll 2397
lor aemonauatran.
tjtdw rmr.n.ti.tr nnlM 50c Dr box
and up. Bring boxes. Fresh apple cider
NURSERY STOCK
STRAWBERRY pUnU. UanhU. Tri
ple X tor Ull planting, eitra tooA
.1 m thmtunil Vtrtnr ButflS. Au-
krn"-lIi'
ror. art Rt. X d?29
FOR SALE LIVESTOCK
HriRSP- nUn B-ft rllse drllL B. Wal
law. Rt. 1. box 133. 228
FOR SALE one 8-year old Jersey, easy
milker, gives ft gallon a day, ao 2
year old heifer. William Vogt, Alrlte.
Oregon. 2
TWO fine large, fresh Holsteln cowa,
heavy milkers. C. T. White, Turner
HORSES for sale. Just off work, 1200
to 1600 pounds. Plows and scrapers,
1040 Ford street on Turner road. e231
TEAM 2 miles southwest of Mt. Angei.
Carl Rentz. g228
DR. FRED W LA NOB, VetannsnaM
Office 629 8 Commercial Pbooe 1
Residenee phone 16W6
FlltDV A.ta tnr ! nr tmril 1 -3
down, oalsnce one year Red barn.'
N. Commercial and Columbts Nelson
B-ob Prinne 705: IBS N Htgh St e
FOR SALE WOOD
WANTED, wood to put In or p!lt.
need work. Phone tM. i. 8. PUrehnn.
eea49
WOOD ot til kinds. Phone 376M. eeaa
WOOD SAWING. Phone 11. eeJJ7
NICK fu .n4 oak wood. Id
Phone 2ST19J.
Stortz.
er241
SECOND growth. Phone aiPlt. tt332
FOR WOOD, 8AWINQ
PhcMie 34C5M.
C&U Zander.
ee239
WOOD 8AWINO. PHONK 1C25R ee20
WOOD. L. C. Kelly. Phone iSnJ. eeMa
WOOD 8AW1NO.
PHONE 1131.
8PBOKQ
BROS
eel
ALL K1ND3 ol DRY
M D. Haytlcld.
72 FJ
t22
SHPD DRY WOOD COAL. SALEU
ftiEi. CO. Pnoo. 1L iu Tr.de be. ee
FOR SALE WOOD
OUUEU your wood now. Deal IB-Inch
inaide alat wood mlaed at Cobba at
HtLcneij uo., so.au pcx coxa uam car
Phong BH 34ff 8 17th St re
FOR SALE POULTRY
80 WHITE Leghorn pullets, 5', moi,
old II each. P. O. box 744. Pooua 333.
Dallaa. fifjo
WANTED market poultry, any kind,
any time, any quantity, phono 133F2
LeJsJHuKhryf
HELP WANTED
JOBS OPEN TO MEN WHO kOLLOW
MY ADVICE
Wa are anxious to send our literature
to men of all ages who want to aet
Into electricity, radio or automotive
work. Hundreds of, men have already
aeut for this In teres tins book and us
a resutc are now rutin ing good in
these nrofesMlons. There ! absolutelv
o obligation ou your part. The book
will be sent by mall and no salesman
win can. just send me your nama and
address and mention whether it is
electricity, radio or automoive work
you are Interested tn. J. A. Rosen
krantz President National Electrical
and Automotive School, 4006 So. Fig
ueroa St. Dept. 11-C, Los Angeles,
Cat. fJ2B'
WE HAVE an opening for a young
man who la willing to work. Must
be neat, have sales ability and ambi
tious to advance In our organization.
The rlht man ran establish himself
in a "position of permanency which
will Increase In value aa his ability
warrants. Eolf Electric. Luc, 347 Court
St; g229
Ladles! Make S5 to 15 dally
SELLING XEdA3 CARDS
For Northwest Mfr. over 100 designs
extremely different: GREAT BOX
SPECIAL. 22 CARDS SELLS 61. SAM
PLE IUT FREE; WE DELIVER. SID
NEY B. COHEN CO.. INC, 1967 Eighth
Ave West. Seattle. Wash. b223
WANTED middle aged lady for house
work In small family. Call at 670
North Summer St. R22B
AGENTS WANTED
WEN FALL IS HEREl
SELL XMAS CARDS
See Sidney Cohen Co. ad. under "Help
Wanted." Ps22:t'
SITUATIONS WANTED
EXPERIENCED bookkeeper, credit
man, typist and office manaeer. 35
years 01 age. open ior position witn
rename concern, excellent reiercnces.
Boa 147 Capilal Jourual. h233
GOOD pra ileal nurse and housekeep
er. I'lvier invalid or eider ly people.
airs, anecsau. mune 444 souui
High. h230
EXPERIENCED farm manauer. dairy.
man, herdsman and showman wants
position with a good reliable fanner.
R. O. Allison. Wood burn. Ore. h228
EXPERIENCED stenographer desirw
part or full time work. Box 142 Cap
ital Journal. h228
YOUNG woman, well educated, desires
work. Pleasant manner, good tele
nhone voice. References. Box 143. Cao.
Ital Journal. h228
EXPERT chimney sweep and furnace
man, six years tn Salem. Work satis
factory or money rerunued. can rt. e.
North n ess. Phone 110- c236
Miscellaneous WANTED
WANTED $1500 on first mortgage se
curity. Box 146 Capital Journal. 1230
WILL take wood on radio or piano.
S?c Mr. Janz, Geo. C. Wills Music
store. V4Hi
WANTED: trailer. Bohlman munlciual
auto camp. South Winter. 1230
WANTED, Small farm, good soil, well
drained, good water, ore nam. electric.
it.v. Hts.te nrlfp lmnr(iviniptita. in
rcome. Uil R. Pfeiffer. Lewlston. Mon
tana. 12i9
WANTED. S500 Drivate loan, let mort
gage security, box capital jour
nal. 1229
TO MY PATOONS: IV Krtgbuum. biui
moved from Capitol Super Service
Station, corner Center and Front to
J. B. Krlgbaum Station, 805 Capitol
street at Market. Phone 1247, Salem.
ure. xour patronage is- soncuea. au
old accounts please pay at this sta
tion. 1232
RAVE your pianos tuned and re
paired by Alfred Burman at Geo. C.
WuTb. 1230
DOGS boarded m a real dog hotel. E
B Flakes Petland Farm. Pacific hlgh-
rvflv TiryrfY. f
FOR RENT
HEATED sleeping room, 372 North
Winter. J233
FURNISHED house, garage $10.
Rural.
2v ACRX farm equtpt, furnished and
irafurniaAe bouses, large farm on
shares, -
TR1PP-HOGAN, 180 N. Commercial.
J228
FOR RENT houses $15 to 845; furn
ished $20 to $75. If you want the best
See BECHTEL or THOMASON, 341
State St. Room 4. -J
ROOMS COMFORTABLE, CLEAN.
WELL FURNISHED. tiOUU HtUS,
With or without board and with or
without garage space. Good meals,
walkmg distance. Just one block north
State Capitol building. No. 1130 Che
meketa St., first door east of Royal
Court Apts.. rates very reasonable.
Give us a trial. Phone 1539. The Alex
andria,
ATTRACTIVE room In modern home,
close tn. garage If desired, cooking
privileges. Phone 1404M. J232
7 ROOMS, bath and garage, walking
distance, newly papered and painted
throiiehrtiit. New floor coverings. Ph.
1I4T afternoons or evenings. J232
FOR RENT
Several 4 to 6-room furrrrsned house.
Unfurnished: 1275 S. I3th St. 4 rras.
AIR SO: 31ft S. 18th St. 5 rms, 617.50:
214(1 Bwtst St.. 4 rms. $17 50- 505 S.
Mtn hi.. rms. si .au: o3 a. iota oi-
Lb rms.. SIB: 635 ThomDson St.. 6 rms.
exxrs PWTton. yi Market St.. 6 rms 625: 420
Bush St.. 6 rms., $25; 442 S. 2Jrd St.
5 rms.. $27.50.
LEO N. CHILDS CO.. Realtors
320 State Street. Phone 1727. i
AVAILABLE Oct. I, lovely furnished
heated 3 -room apt., sleeping pwui,
fireplace, garage, 359 N. Liberty. Ph
1700. t'
oiiDVTqHPn fi-rry-im house. Ramie.
gas, furnace, garage, close to Lincoln
acnooc ynone xiaoaa. i
CTRAU hoatert rooms, close to state
house. Phone 111GW. Oarage. J22&
Drvtu ttniM nwfv decorated.
bhock north of statehouse. trarage, 825
Chemeketa at. rnone mon.
POR RENT, houses In all parts of the
city $15 to $45; furnished $20 to $76.
vnnr hrtiiw buntlna a Dleasure if you
m to BechUI-Thomaaon, 3 autoa at
yonr aerrure. 341 State St. Room 4. J"
THREE room furnished house, gas at
electricity. Fnone aouna.
a. bm. iw mAnth. reejtonable.
600 3. Church St. Phone liHOM. 1228
2 MODERN tore rooms, heated. 41
at. . '
ROOM house, bath, partly turnlshj
d. 1850 K. winter. Inquire 434 .NT1
caDitoi.
nv.Trn s-rnnm furnished apt. 007
N. caoltaL
.n. turn. mnriwn
convenience, mm, out bulldlnf.
ner month. Phone 1UP12. J228
raee. 1U Chemeketa St. J228
MODERN 6-room bungalow.
Phone
1351.
J231
POR RE7TT: office space, lnll,hed or
unfurnished. Call 1009 : 40 Bank ol
Commerce building. J31
. nv.w ,pni.h.il house. 1230 North
LlbertVr 1230
aMDn .nH RDTIM In DrlTSta hom
Reasonable. Phone 2624J. J230
FOR RENT
HAZEL apartments, one or two looms,
well furnished. XJfil Havel Ave. Phone
1U39YV. )2VJ
4-HOOM duplex. Phone 1008. J330
HENDERSON furnished apts.
1006.
Phone
J248
HALIK'S modern apartments, fur
nished or unfurnlahed. 401 front St.
Phone 3 or 1&68K. J
8-ROOM Houaa for renL bath. trnrairt
Opposite Junior high school, $18 per
wuiun. mum ao. 34o4'
WELL furnished apartment. $32; ga
rage available. 4,73 North Capl tol. J346
2-ROOM furnished house. 435 Dlvt-
alon. J230
NICE furnished aoartmeiita. 606
Cottage. jaaa
APT. 664 South Com'l. Pbooe Emma
wurpny urowa. aiiaw. y
GOOD PIANO In tuna, for rent; rent
applied on purchase If desired. Tall
man Plana Store, 38ft and 3V6 South
12th street. J242
APARTMENT, 445 6. Winter.
J2-J4
modern house.
North Com'l.
735
1333
ROOM and BOARD, near captfol. 860
Chemekcta St. Phone 3667J. J2J1
THREE garages for rant down town
wet ion Phone t&34J
PATTON apartments, down town dis
trict. Nicely furnished, private bath,
etc. For Inspection call Patton'a Book
store.
FOR RENT, newly renornted house.
$27.50. Close la. 208 North Liberty
St. Phono 1834J. 1
PIANOS. Phonographa and sewing
machina for rant. H. I. BUfS Furni
ture Oo. f
LOST AND FOUND
LOST, Shropshire ram from east end
State St. Boy Bremmer, 24B3 State
St. k229
FOUND. Revolver. W. W. Oeorge, Mar
lon. Ore. k22
LOST: Fox terrier dog with heavy col
lar, between Salem and Jefferson. J.
E. Mitt. Aurora, Ore. Rt. 3. k229
LOST: Purse containing $10 and small
change, drivers certificate, Oregon
Packing Co. ticket. No. 2909. Ptnder
return and receive reward. k228
MISCELLANEOUS
CLEAN YOUR PURNACH: Our vacuum
system eliminates dust and soot.
Phone B86. Roaebraugn Co. m251
REAL ESTATE
6-ROOM modern house on new lot in
North Salem. Paved street, price $2750.
$750 cubh, balance $2000 straight loan.
ACRE and new 4-room house at
city limits. Price $2750; $50 down, bal.
$25 a month.
CONCRETE building. 3 Stories, lot 250
feet deep. Price $25,000. Exchange for
acreage to $12,000. Prefer north.
12 BUNGALOW courts, located In
Portland. Monthly rental 6500; always
iuu. nice sas.uoo. exenange xor a-
lcm business property.
9-ROOM house in Rose City. Portland,
strictly modern to exchange for Salem
residence.
6-ROOM modern house In North Sa
lem. Paved street, corner lot. Frloe
Quouu, jutcnango xor rortiana resi
dence,
S. M. EARLE. Realtor. .
224 N. High. Phone 2242 n23T
- HEAL FARM BUYS
80 A. farm. 30 in cult. New farm bldgs.
U a. fruit, lots good timber, springs,
stock, tools, machinery, $4500. Take
residence for Dart
1 15 A. farm near town, good bottom
laud. 20 In. cult., more easily clear
ed. Bldgs., lots wood, timber. Snap
$oooo. Taxe residence.
See our Exchange list
PERRINE dc MARSTERS
21 2 Gray Bldg.
WE HAVE 40 nice acres 11 slles of
Silem. amnll lmorovements. 30 acres
tillable, stocked and equipped, xor
nnlv S:150Q.
A V kk i nice new moaern twai
house for only 02100, with $oo down,
$20 per month.
A VERY good 8-room modern home
worth $4500 for small farm.
WE HAVE 3 good 5-room modern
nouses to rent a.
McCILCHHIST & PENNINGTON
209-10 U.S. Bank bldg. Phone 140. ;
TIMBER given away. Ten thousand
cords 01 Dcaumui itmoer ana ou Mu
res of good land 16 miles from Salem
nn a crrnvflled countv road. 40 oercent
la suitable for piling. All for $2500
cash If taken this week. There never
was such a fine buy in me wuiam-
John H. Scott, 1180 Court St. Phone
BsM.
125 EWES on shares. Chris Ne It ling.
Stayton. .iam
CONFECTIONERY, lunch and dance
hall, near iairgrounas. mis win pay
fnr at leaiit half Its cost during fair.
6 ACRES at city limits, 3-rm. house.
good piummng, cnicxen nouso aim
tinraire. beautiful trees and grounai
$4750. Will take suburban home with
one acre.
DOWNTOWN income prooercy wnere
lot will increase In value rapidly.
$10,500.
WINNIE PETTY JOHN. Realtor
175 8. High St. I
nnnn s-r house with ftreDlace. gar
age and woodshed $1000. Small down
payment, men aio.
GOOD 3-r. house, bath and basement.
and garage, asuu. cunau oown pay
msnf thn SI I Ml.
rjnnn n.r hnusA. basement and gar
age. SlBOU; sou czsn, iuea
Fire Insurant and Loans a Specialty
k SqUAKK UKAla RL.U1IH
Phone 470
EXCHANGE Real Estate
EXCHANGES
50 ACRES. 15 a. fruit. 4 a. strawber
ries. Elect? ic water system, 3 acres
Soting walnuts; good 6-r. bouse.
:irn 24-34. Garage and 2 poultry
houses. On good road. Trad Xor
dairy farm of about 100 acres.
56 ACRES. 6-r. house. Barn 40x40. Ga
rage and poultry house, 30 a. cul
tivation. Place was appraised at
$7200. Our price only 64750. This
Is a bargain, only $1150 down pay
a if-RES. Good 6-r. cottase. bam,
garage and poultry house. Most all
In fruit, walnuts and berries. A
Dlendld money making place.
cows, chickens. 2 horses, wagon,
harness and all tools and machin
ery. 7 miles from Salem. Price for
all $8000. Terms or would consider
some traae. .
256 ACRES. Good 7-rm. house. Barn,
electric lights. 100 a. In cultivation,
Some good timber, running water,
nHniri Pric a 12.000. will take
email-place in exchange. Close to
Salem. This place is mtlea of
Salem, good roaas.
mi Act) cn nn 4-r. house, one or.
house, Urge barn, garage, poultry
house, machine and straw shed, 125
a. plow land. 5 good springs. Fenced
fnrH If VOU Want B
good stock farm here it la. Trade for
smaller place or one or two good
houses In Salem. Price only $75 per
For Exchanges see SEARS at TUCKER
184 S. Com'l. nn
isia. b-qitttv in 65 acre stock ai
poultry farm, good buildings, electric
fight, gravel road, value $4800. for
improved acreage or house in 8m.
(Wnff. box 327 Dallas. nn229
mv in fiaim sell or trade.
Will consider your trade. What have
AUTOMOBILES
26 Dodge Truck
29 Ford Rdstr
29 Ford Coup
3$ Essex Sedan
27 Chee. Coupe
24 Overland Sedan
pord sedan witn lupc. ...
EIKER AUTO CO.
Cor. Lib. Ferry St.
.$365 00
, 365 00
. 385 00
, 31500
. 260 00
, 85 00
. 45.00
AUTOMOBILES
FRANKLIN 10-O 1934 deml-eedan. let
down seat, good: Urea, new paint. Car
in good condition, ajoo. win oarnon-
jtrmLa. R R Everlv. earn Valle Motor
Co. qaa
VALLEY MOTOR CO.
USau vAHtt
1029 Tudor Sedan
1929 POrdor Sedan .......
192U Sport Coup
1929 Town Sedan
192B Chevrolet Coupa ....
1925 Master 6 Bute Tour.
1924 Pordor Sedan
1926 Coupe
1037 Star Coupe
$423
476
600
350
, 190
90
150
. 176
Terms Trade
SEE
- VALLEY MOTOR CO.
Center At Liberty Bt. Phone 1906. q
FINANCIAL LOANS
PERSONAL LOANS
Made on Live Stock, Automobile,
Household good and other securities.
Monthly payments can be Deferred.
NATIONAL LOAN A FINANCE CO.
T.lrnari hv Htate.
410 Bank of Commerce Bldg. I
LOANS TO SALARIED PEOPLE
on plain notes, endorsed notes
furniture and pianos. All trans
actions strictly confidenttaL
STATE LOAN COMPANY
212 Oregon Bldg- and floor.
Corner 8 tale and High.
Office hours 10 a.m. to 6:30 PJn.
Telephone 832. Licensed by State
r
FARM LOANS 5Va. amaU expense.
P. U Wood. 341 Slate St. r"
WE HAVE plenty of rnouey to loan on
farm and city property- Loa- Interest
rates.
Hud kins Mortgage ft Investment Co.
stiller Store bids Phone 2219 r
WE HAVE TUB MONEY
To refinance your present noma ox
farm loan; also to assist you to buy,
build or Improve. Long; terms, tr
rates. Pay off any tune. See us first-
DELAWU St EUJB
290 N. Church Zt. Phone 2830 r
HAWKINS A ROBIRTS. Inc. fOT CltV
and farm loans. Rates and costs low
est available. Prompt service. 208 Ore
gon Building. .
PERSONAL LOANS
on salaries, furniture cars, endorsed
sates, repayable 1-20 months. Borrow
nfelv (mm Salem's own and largest
finance company, uuicx ana nones.
service. Licensea oy slsib.
GENERAL FINANCE CORP.
2nd floor 1st Nat l Bank Bldg. Phone
1200. Office hours 3:33 to u p. m.
BORROW money on your personal
orooeity. Pal back, in monthly In
stallments.
WILLAMETTE LOAN UUBAarAHX
Lieemed by Stat
605 Bank of Commerce Bldg. r
MONEY to loan on real estate. Priv
ate money. lowest rates. T. K. Ford.
First National uanx. r-
LOANS 6
on
WILLAMETTE VALLEY FARMS
Andeisoo k Rupert 100 8, High r
FEDERAL FARM LOANS 6',,
Wilkinson, O. 8. Bank bldg.
F. L.
AN INSTALLMENT LOAN
Is Eas to Re nay
Why not let us explain Its advantages
over a Krai But luanr
ANDERSON & RUPERT
169 S. High Street
Correspondents
Equltahle Savings 6c Loan Aas'n
LOANS ON AUTOMOBILES
Contracts Refinanced
Payments Reduced
Tou keep your automobile
We pay balance due dealer,
bank or finance company, and
reduce your payments. Ad- .
dltional money loaned. Strict-' '
- ly confidential.. We hrndl
our own paper.
EIKER AUTO CO.
Corner Liberty and Ferry Rt8
Phon 121 Salem. Ore. 1
BUSINESS OpportanH.es
TODAY'S OPPERINO
Furnish lrja and lease of large house,
close In. bringing good income. For
sale at a bargain, or will apply on the
purchase of 6-room house, preferably
nortn. sec Mrs. sins witn
LEO N. childs CO.. Realtors
320 State Street. Phone 1727.
AUTO service partner, man. Help
grease and polish cars $B day, share
nraflts. Small inv. Box 144 Journal.
DIRECTORY
LLOYD E RAMSDEN. bike
and bicycles, 387 Court street.
BATTERY SUPPLIES
R D BARTON. National Batteries.
starter and generator work. Ferry and
High streets.
dflKOPKACTOKS
Dn. O. I.. SCOTT, ehlronractor. 256
High street. Phones 87 61 2104J. O
DR. H. B. 8COFIKLD. X-ray. Phone
21 94. 4i First Nail nana mag.
CABINET WOKK
JACOB WBIZEL, Cabinet work and
refinisning. Furniture repairing, m
1591. 239 Court et, Salem. o'
CIS TRACT IMS
J. A. KAPPHAHN, General team and
power shovel contractor, excavating
and grading, uruce phone iw, Kee.
124F11. o
E.M.ttAVINU
SALEM ENGRAVING CO, Cuts of all
purposes. Tel. 943. IW u. uommerciaj
street.
KLECTltlCAL M ITI.ILS
HALIK ELECTRIC (JO 461 N. Front
St. Electric contracting and repairing.
Appliances and Fixtures. Phone 2.
FLEENER ELECTRIC CO- Electric
lighting fixtures and electric ranges
pnone sou. 41 court street.
CUT flowers and floral nieces. DellV'
ery. C F. Bretthaupt. florist, 612 SUte
street roone usu.
LEE GARBAGE CO. Prompt service.
Phone 1561. o235
MKRCII.INT TAILOR
M. A. ESTES. fin tailoring. 125 North
L.iDerty street.
MATTKK.MHES RLNOVATtll
MATTRESSES renovated. We renovate
all kinds of mattresses, called for ana
delivered. Best of work guaranteed.
Capital Bedding Co., Portland road.
rnone iv.
INSl KAM K
CHAS. BPURL1N
Real Estate and Insurance, 17ft South
Hign st. pnone 634.
Pl.t MI1ISU
PLUMBING and aeneral reoalr work
Phone 650. Graber Bros. 154 South
li oerty atreew
THEO. U. BARIt. Plumblni. bestlnt.'
sneet metai woru, 1H a. uoromerciar
street
riA.NO TI N Kit
OEO. C. WILL, plancat. phonographs,
sewing machines, sheet music and
piano studies. Kepaiiing phonographs
and sewing machines. 432 6tat St.
Salem. Oregon.
(-TI)Vl USD STOVE IKPAIKIM)
STOVES FOB SALE REBUILT and
repaired br expert. All kinds of wov
en wire fence, fancy and plain. Hop
basket snd books, logsn hooks.
Salem Pence and Store Works, 263
Chcmeket. St. B. B. Fleming. o
HCAVAXntK
CITS OARBAQE CO. Prompt service
Phone 2110
SALEM SCAVANUER Phone 17.
SOOS GARBAGE CO. reliable strain
Phones, office 3175; Res. (MJ, o
DIRECTORY
SALaUd OA Hll AGE CO. fag prompt
and continuous service. Charles Sooa
and Carl Sooa. Phone 3126 or 698J.
TsVtNHPKK AMI STOHAGB
CUMMINS A HORT3CU. local and
long distance hauling. Phont MOI:
Res. mP2 or 1267R. .
WATKIa, COMPANY
OREGON -WASHINGTON Water Serv
ice company. Oil ices corner com
mercial and Trade streeu. Bills pay
able monthly. Phones 34.
WATCH REPAIRING
GUARANTEED WATCH REPAIB1NO
or money back. The J ewer Boa. 178
M. Uberty. Salem.
LElsALS
NOTICE TO CKEU1TOHS
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE;
STATU Or OKEOUS, rUH i nx,
COUNTV OP WAHION.
In the Matter of the Estate of
kva t.oiitsk rrckleY. Deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that letters
of admintatratrlxahlp upon the estate
of Eva Louise Beckley, late of Mar
ton County, Oregon, deceased, have
been Issued to me out of and under
the seal of the Counts Court of said
County. All persona having claims
against said estate are requited to
present them, with proper vouchers,
to me at my residence at R. P. D. No.
A RntniYL Orunn or ta James W.
Mott, attorney for aald estate at his
oxiice as no. 1 im w irst prihwu oaui.
Building. Salem. Oregon, within six
mouths rrorn tne oate 01 tnia notice.
KVA U. RECK LEY.
Administratrix of the estate of Evn
James w. Mott, Attorney for ad
inlniatratrix. Sept. 10. 17. 24: Oct. 1. B
NOTICE OF BONO SALE
8ealed bids will be received by the
nndersianed until the hour ot 1:30
o'clock p.m., on Monday, October 8,
1990, and Immediately tnereaiter op
ened by the Common Council ot the
City of Salem, Oregon, at the city
hall In said city, for bonds of the
City in the amount of Ten Thousand
Dollars, described as follows:
City of Salem Water System
Bonds In the amount of Ten Thous
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-nau U'.ai
percent per annum, payable semi
annually at the office of the city
treasurer in Salem, Oregon.
Each bid must be accompanied by
a certified check for two per cent
(2) of the par value of the Donas
made payable to the city as a guar
antee of good iaitn.
The approving legal opinion of
Messrs. Teal, Winlrce, McCulloch fc
Shuler 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 POULSEN, City Recorder,
Salem, Oregon. 229
THOUSANDS FLOCK
TO FAIRGROUNDS
(Continued from paw 1)
of Portland In front of the main
entrance attracted hundreds of peo
ule during the morning hours' with
a troupe or performing anurmo me
center ot interest.
Advancement of the events
Lone Oak track a half hour earlier
Thursday la announced by Herb
Southerland, program director who
has arranged an additional race.
The leature of the afternoon will
be the parade of purebred livestock
in front of the granatana rjegin
ning at 3 o'clock. The program opens
with a concert by the Asiiley cook
band at 1 o'clock with. th. first
race, a 2:12 trot, starting at 1:30
o'clock Instead ot 3 o'clock.
Tuesday waa officially known as
State Orange and Ladles' Day with
a short Drogram at the pavllllon tn
charge of too. Mary Flint Mccau,
of Brush College, state lecturer for
the grange
Rain Tuesday- afternoon dlscour-
aged many from attending the
grounds as they had planned and
the day saw enry 6750 on the
grounds with 4860 paid admissions
reported by J. E. McCUntock, of
Roseburg, cashier. Total receipts
for the day were $2892.75 as com
pared with $4589.75 In 1929, a com
parative loss ot $1677. Itemized
receipts were season tickets, $62.50
atralnst $142.50 last year: single ta-
missions, $2171 against $3063; grand
stand, $485.75 arainst $846.75 and
night horse show, $193.75 against
$517.50.
The drum and bugle corps of
Capital Post No. 9, first place win
ners and state champions at the
annual American Legion convention
at Baker last month, had not made
any arrangements to appear during
the fair up to noon Wednesday.
Should they make an appearance in
uniform, it is generally understood
that they would be admitted free
of charge.
Because of the small crowds the
fairgrounds police have not been
kept busy with finding or restoring
lost youngsters, the main Item of
interest along this line being a goat
that was found on the. grounds
and turned over to Chief ot Police
W. A. (8mlllng Bill) Tyler, of Port
land. He admitted that he had
someone's goat at first and before
getting rid ot the beast decided
that hig "goat was being had".
Thursday Is officially Portland.
O. A. R, Willamette Valley Day
and livestock review day and Is
expected to attract a large crowd.
BIRDS DEMAND WORMS
Superior, Wis. (LP) One resident
here kept his lawn sprinkler going
day and nhjht for weeks. Every
morning scores ot robing and other
birds congregated to breakfast off
the worms that came to the surface.
One day he turned the water off.
The next morning he was awakened
by the birds demanding that he turn
the water on again.
Helena, Mont. (IP The slate-fed
eral crop reporting se-vice In Its
monthly survey of agricultural con
ditions said this year's sugar beet
crop would be the best in several
seasons. Sugar beets, the report said,
probably will prove the best crop In
Montana this year.
LEADS 1930 CALIFORNIA ENTRY
" - 'rr-rmanmiiiaisa
Carl Handy, husky guard, captain, CatHanita'. 1t30 omdin aVun.
GREAT BRITAIN
SPUR NATIONAL
POULTRY TRADE
London (IP) The estimated value
of the 1930 poultry industry of
Great Britain Is 28,000.000 poundsor
$136,080,000. To Increase this Indus
try the Britis ministry of agriculture
is spending $558,900 hi educational
research enterprtzes.
Sex linkage, inbreeding, diseases.
management and feeding are the
subjects treated by research stations.
One of the most Important devel
opments under the plan to Increase
the total poultry output, is trie plan
of the country era laying trials. In
1920 there was but one trial. Tina
year there have been 2fL
Another phase of the work done
hy the ministry to promote better
flocks is a drive to destroy rat and
various rodents that Infest England.
Wales, Northern Ireland and Scot
land. Specimens of rat trapf, pois
ons and other means of destruction
together with particulars of a pol
son bait recommended by the mlnbt
try for use on poultry farms, because
it is comparatively harmless to fowls
and other domestic animals, are now
exhibited throughout Great Britain,
Models of poultry farms on rat-
infested, the other rat-proof also
are displayed at agricultural centers.
In England and wales five insti
tutes are at work studying various
phases of poultry culture. In Scot-,
land the Rowett institute near Aber-,
deen, and roval veterinary colleges
in the east, north and south of
Scotland all are giving Instruction
on poultry farming; i
The ministry of agriculture main
tains a research station at Hillsbor
ough and its laboratories at 6tor
mont to assist in Industry in north
ern Ireland. It la- from northern
Ireland that a great number of eggs
are shipped to England. By modern
trtuuportation the eggs laid In nor
thern Ireland are on the breakfast
tables of London 24 hours after the
poultry farmer collects them.
MYSTERIOUS HOLE
Akron. Ohio (ifV-There Is a bit;
hole in the back yard of Mrs. J. B.
ttaocoex's nome here. It wasnt
there when she went to bed the
other night Hie next morning
she found It a foot in diameter,
seemingly without bottom. iu
NEBRASKAN PILOTS ARKANSAS
m
kt.-x
Capt.
MILAN
U. of
Milan Crelghtsn, Itapound
captain .1 th. 1230 University el
CARL HANDY J w.
jeeeebite. rscsa raoc.
COOKING FROM
-VACUUM TUBE
IS SUCCESSFUL
HT..hlnlnn fi 01 Hoi tnvncHtTA.
tions Into (losslbUitles of the shart-
...... .a hl.ti.mw., .(annum tlhA fftW
hope of producing radio waves
wmcil ,'m qq Wg lanmy cuusuis,
provide wireless illumination, for
homes, reduce pain and cure dis
ease, according to Dr. Willis R.
Whitney, director of the General
Electric research laboratories.
elmnllflwt miM.hDi.fu.. anff . M
AtLtn In th. .n.t ml nrnHtiinn?
large Tolumea of radio energy are
prooiema now racing aoiubioa. v. au
of the new power Immediately will
open up lines oi aavanoe m uww
try and therapeutics hitherto closed
to science. Dr. Whitney stated.
In experimenting- with the tube,
it was found that by placing u wire
over table at a distance of a few
feet from a radiating aerial, which
was a copper bar about 10 feet long,
a sausage In a glass container sus
pended from, the bar was soon
cooked thoroughly. Tha tube from
which this power was produced was
two teet long and five Inches In
diameter.
Different applications of tola tube
have been under Investigation. For
generations- neat naa oevn bjju.u
te btt useful la alleviating pain and
. itkauM Ruvnl'.V
medical research has indicated that
fever temperatures la the hitman
body are destructive to- certain
disease germs. The new vacuum
tube produces thai heat, causing
blood temperatures w jkw w
dearees Fahrenheit In, 1& minutes
Dr. Whitney stated that aa yt
the hign-power snors-wav. luura
are being usee for experimental
. mr-ri 4W. tslr BOW
before the Investigators Is to bring
them into practical usesuMieas .
a reasonable cost and discover
their nosslbultles for service to the
world.
EAKLY PREPARATIONS
Lamar. Colo. (tPI Someone In
Prowers county made early prepara
tions for Thanksgiving. Eighty-two
turkeys were stolen from flocks of
two rancher, living near Lamar.
-a,,i5?'
CREIGHTON
Arkansas
Jaeacfercd Prvaff rser.
tatkle tram Gothenburg, Nek, le
Arkanasa football team.
HvtU. 1
BIRTHS, DEATHS
MARRIAGES
MATHS
Cook At the nn Rruifta A.
Monday night, Samuel Cook. TL Sur
vived by eon. E&rt J, ot Balem, aod
two late re, Un. Herman Clayton et
Micsreau. man Mia. scarr waeUtturn,
Belli ni Li am. Vlaaii VutMnl avtaa.
Thursday at 1:30 o'clock from tha w.
T. Rigdon and Son mortuary. Rev.
SmiiUWktw niiirimrinj JUlCanBeU CUVta
view cemetery.
Shortrlttoe At Klamath Ha ftenfc
20. Jewie A. Shortrldge, 4Sv Survive
DV Widower. Carl 9. &h net rid era at Ha.
lem: parents, Mr. and Mrs. 8. W.
Rhodea. Salm altF. Mr. fHnk n
Bllvh. Salem; brother, p. A. Rhoeea,
cuuem. eunerai servLcee Thursday a
3 o'clock from the W. T. Rigdon and
Son mortuary, Rer. Oeorge Swift of-
ii mating, aasiscer oy vnactwicit enao
ter, O. . S. lirroent ciurvlew cem
etery.
Mathews In. tnia eitv Sen. 9Sk,
Lewis Mathews ol North Em ad, 7V.
Ru&band of Mona, resident of the Old;
People's heme. Salem; father ot Clyde'
Merrltt of San metro Calif.; brother
of Hiram and. George Malhewa. Ba;
Francisco. Announcement or runerat
later by W. T. Rtgdao and Soav ,
Vtzel At tha residence, tea tfnrth.
Liberty, Sept. 24. Elizabeth BTtzel, 69,
Survived) by widower. Michael; six
eons. John, Ignatius, Ralph, Charles.'
Andrew and Hillary, all of Salem: five
daughters, Mrs. C. Welgte of Kansae .
and Mrs. Leo Karl in, Mrs. B. Houston,,
olwj, iuu Aiantotrui, mu oi BsUlin.
two slaters. Mrs. Bail Wesalaaer and
Mrs. Oeorge Stetler, Kansaar and two
brothers, Andrew and Peter Schoen
feldt, Chicago, lit: AiinouneeiiietUa of'
funeral later bf Salem Mortuary Co.
BIBXUS
Harpst To Mr. and Mrs. Chester
William Harpst. LaComb, at a local
hospital, a daughter. Marietta Jean,
Sept. 20. . ,
M.tMLtSS. LICEXSCS ' '
Andt Krlanlk. 31. Oretrou. city antt
Bos. Wtncaual. 21. stolajla.
Nek Tarresdal and Prance. GsnOke.
Both leeal, bntth BUvertoa.
J. Wayne Jones. 21. and Edfth Ken
dall. 20. both Newbera.
Benjamin P. Hall, 77, Woodbura
and NeUle CX Bakor. 03, Albany.
CLIJa COMPETITION :
. KEAR1TC0MPLETE
(Continued from, page 1)
and Frank Grieves, City at Port
land. 280, fifth.
Sewing I Esther Zlnuner. Mult
nomsh, first; Mary Rutrt Koon,
Lane, ..second;- liUcllle- Ihshnell, ,
Portland, third; Helen Michael,.
Lane, fourth;- Elisabeth Ruther
ford, Wasco, fifth; Oerdon Wiley,
Deschutes, sixth; Blanch On
burn. Lane, seventh'; Helen Deaa
Morris, Pout, eighth and) Claire
Ox borrow, Hood River, nintki
Cookery I Esther Zlmmei, Mutt
nomah, first; lone Kanstiom, Clat
sop, second; Nellie Van Zetteo,
Portlaad, third r Msudne nnderoUl,
Lincoln, fourth; Jeanette Held,
Portland, filth; Vera Franklin,
Multnomah, aixtb; Virginia Win
ston, Douglas, seventh; Mary Pin
kerton, Sherman, eighth and Bet
ty GUliland, Uraatlllav ninth.
Continuation of awards featured
the 4-H club projects Tuesday wrih
the following prise winnera an
nounced for boy and girl leub work,
ers:
Cookery IT Anna Prang, Polk,
first; Audrey Harper, Lane, sec
ond; Margherlta Scarpem, city of
Portland, thrnt: Waive Flues, City
of Portland, fourth; Virginia Faust,
Multnomah, xtitn; zena orimes,
Lin, sixth; Alice Ihgram, City of
Portland, seventh; Bthel Johnston,
Clatsop, elghtta, and Marguerite
MacPherson. City ot Portland, ntntlr.
Canning. Kerr Srjeeau Christiena
X Van Zetten, City of Portland,
first, and Mudred Osbum, Lane.
second.
Canning. BaB Special. Dfr. I
Melho. Andrews. Lane, first, and
ETtzabeth lwtherford, Wasco, sec
ond.
Canning. BaD Special. Dir. H
Melba Andrewa, Lane, first.
Bee Culture project Dorothy
Mead. Polk, first: Melvtn A. Han
sen. Sherman, second; John Mead.
Polk, third; Delmer Smith. Jack
son, fourth, and James Howard
scbeer, Hood River, fifth.
Vegetable Gardening Joe Mc
Quillan. Polk, first; Carl Benscheldt,
Tillamook, second; Elmo Gardner,
Washington, third; Peter deBoer,
Malheur, fourth; George Bacher,
Douglas, fifth; Robert Ragsdale,
Polk, sixth; Fred Qosnell. City of '
Portland, seventh: Ida Muller,
Washington, eighth; Ewald Bad
macher, Ctty ot Portland, ninth.
and Wasco Van Dornolln, Washing- '
ton, tenth.
Home making I Alice Ingram,
Portland, llrst; Ruth Holcomb,
Clackamas, second; Beth Jop, Jack
son, third: Elizabeth Rutherford,
Wasco, lourth, and Mary Rutrt
Koon, Lane, fifth.
Room Improvement Beth Joy,
Jackson, first; Kenneth Dunn, Lane, -second;
Alice Ir.gram. Portland, t
third; Monroe Davie, Jackson, .
fourth, and Etna Davis, Jackson.
Illth. ,
Silk handbacs suspended front .
bars ot brilliants are vogue in Paris. 4
Slugging Klein
Developes Into
Fast Fielder
New York, ftl Chuck
Klein, yews PhAaaVlpma
outfielder whe to aetee prin
cipally for his slvfficing abil
ity, has alwwn that he la a
brilliant fielder as well.
Klein has 42 assists ta kie
credit, setting a new majer
leateme teeord for as) a.1
fielder. The eld mark of 39
was held Jointly by Harry
Nile, of Use St Loeui strewn
and Michael Mltrhell e Cin
cinnati. Kiel, akw has set
a new national league record
for two base hits aa a check
up e the eeftetal tlgeres
brought has total for the
season to 59, three above the
record set by 4 nntbaatj
of Philadelphia tn lsB.