THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON
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People Of The Best Standing Aren't Always Those Who Pay For Their Shoes.
MONDAY. OCTOBER 20, 1330
Capital jUournal
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errors.
Want ads must be In br 10
am. day of pubtiaction. Real
Eilals and Aulo ads by 9 -CO-aaj
prefious to puMicsUOB,
FOR SALE Miscellaneous
aiudst tuw UiUTPrkml a:ia raiute.
alo few other pieces luruUur. phone
24U3J. CJil
OOOD (Iravenitcln annls Cue: peart,
kraut cabtMfe. tomatoes and srapes
at Thampaou'a stand, niue nurib
Pacific bitftiwar- Puoue law. aai
! nnnn inriiht nlauo S100. Call SCI
Leslie m. "
FOR SALE HOUSES
btop payincj Rjnrr
100 down; price J150. Uood Plas
tered -r. house, bum in iiiciir".
fmnluir. Ilsliu. bth nd toilet.
Beautiful b.d. S good lota, Ul
eiid t tSS f "onlli.
ANOTHER OOOD BUT
1200 down. bal. era per mo. Price
.ISM. 4-rooms. plastered, neerly new.
fireplace, h.rduood floor. bulls in
Ullcnen. nook, bath, tollrt.
SjOO down. Hill baemriit. furnace.
Ifil modern. Price WIW. Pvc 6t.
If you want lo buy r-OT.e. don't fall
to eee BEAna sc -tut.ivr.n,
UM a. Coml. St;
1 ctrtr TnnV
E!tr.LISH TYPE HOME. 8 rooms, bath
id nook, hardwood lloors. atucco
finish In living room and amine
i i. full hiirmcnL KOOd
Xuriuire. East front, shrubbery, foun
tain in DUCK 7ru. -.-.-.
Paved street. 3390. Term.
ufv nlfil'mtV A- SOS
1st Nat'l. Bonk Bid. a250
cri HAt.wli-ronm housa with garage.
A roal baiRBin II ld at once. Phone
1H7..M Or 04. rw. rivvc., .-
17th Bt
RPTTf'I AI.
80500 HOME FOR 45000
Nearly new and aplendldly built, 8
large room, double Barnse. corner lot.
Owiie'a illness cause of low price.
bfcE Mr. Ellis with ti
LEO N. CH1LUS CO.. Realtors
320 State Street. Phone nzi.
TO TRADE : Wood or bar for a Ifcfht
delivery truer, win. a. t-iuioui.
em. Puane 3 J so it.
ntri.iAWi.K mufllc houae has luat re-
puaaeued apleudid Piano In till ter
rllnrt and eu-a hsldtfkef Uml In tlOf-
ca. Thla ptaao can b purctuaed for
amount ot unpaid baiauca and very
iioerai ierm. new piutu
will b gifva. VVHU till PPCf box
ITS. c3l
Hi tT tn raletiAjf aiut aaumali. l'.iC Of
H vered . PUooe 7?ri. clO
uARftiui f. mid Itnnrored Oreaon
atrmwbcrry plaitti 3.S0 wck. Kt. 8.
DOS low. K. WH'W''
FOR RENT
AUTOMOBILES
FOR rJOTT LINFUItMlfiilED
778 a. UtU tit. 7 room 12
147 If. ltu St. 0 rooiiiA
i8i Ford 8t. 4 ruoni (It 50
iuo4 a. Kir.d ttt. 6 room i
U7j s. i-' h at. 4 romii ........ m
319 S. lB'h St. 6 rounu 16
SU Thoinpaoo A. room .... 20
17kt5 S. St. ft rvuou ....... 3
600 N. luth Bt. S rooni 2i
44i S. 23rd tit. 5 room 27.A0
XT20 N. Liberty BC ft room ..... 30
1680 Htnte Ht. 7 rootua 35
3d0 Belle me St. 7 rooms 36
mm chrtnokeytA ttt. 1 room .... 40
130 S. 24th bt. rooms 60
1 acre cloae in on Partite blahway.
south, a room nouae fia mo.
LEO N. CHIXDS CO, KMltora
ISO 5tatp Bt. Pbooe 1TI7. 5
PL'bNiBHEO house close tn.
575 Marion.
Inquire
BWaTKT Water srapea 2c per lb. Wm.
StokiArd. W-tllace road. c253
FOR SALE LIVESTOCK
PKC4H cows. aUo
aipi.
JEIiSEY cow to freaheai Oct. 31. Wal
ter H. Brown. ZDdepeudeuc. Bt. 1.
box 49.
36bD work horse, .pan of brown
muk. extra fooa wor'r mna riy
sentlt. Will trade mule for good
train tf horses or cows. C. A. CtrUoii.
Rt. 3 Turner. fJl
VotJNO fresh milk cows. Kt. 3. box
ONE furulalird houckeepinaT loom.
435 Division. J253
t-ROOU house 11SS N. Church. Fur
nished. Garage and baaetnent. J51
2 -ROOM ept. 445 B. Winter. j270
6 MALL apartment, 642 K. Libvjrty.
ROOU 4c BOARD. 405 Marlon.
APT . flmlee, prlrate bath. 733 N.
Uomutercial. J351
A VERY nice new 3-toom nocne, fully
modern In every way. All nice lame
room. ThU 1 a real borne, veil lo-
cm ted. pnone iviw. jai
NICELY furnished -room houae. N.
iVinrpr. Rea McLaren. ISO N. Com'
merell Bt. 3i30
a ROOM cotttw on Wallace road
Water, ranyc, garafe, $7. Phone 50F13
J250
zzz-r.r. t t -n itVo t l.l!fi(iu hama for rent- Phone 67F5
I J rUH. WW. w. .nui
3 KItESll cows 1047 N. Pront. C250
UH, fKEO W. LANOE. Veierlnanao
Office bM 8 Commercial Phone lltfa
Reside n re phoae lM8j
DAIRY cows (or sale or trade. 1-3
down. Dalance one year. Red barn.
N Commercial and Columbia. Nelson
Rrnn Phone "nr,: 18 N :gh St
"urit.ffe' inn AN INCOME
Duplex house on fine rorner lot In
south Siilcm. WIU trade for small
tract close to tialem. Price $7000.
NOV.VO" V CIMLDS CO.. Bettor. ,
320 State StreePnone 1727. a
rsTROOMTouse In two aprtmente. all
fiirnlslied. full cement basement and
furrace. extra Inrne lot. ptivlitc paid,
fruit (.2000. terms. Mr. Painter, this
Is your clmnre to paint and make
eon-.e ironey. Rented for 334 now.
WINNIE PETTYJOHN. Realtor
175 S. Hlsb St.
FOR SALE WOOD.
WOOD B.V.VINCJ.
2062 J.
GOOD dry second frrowth fir 4-ft. and
10-ln. Phone 261 day; a785J eve-
KURNISHED apt. 15. 1040 Lenlle. J250
SMALL furnished apartment, private
baih. 816; 590 Union. J250
POH BALK. Oakland roadster and
rwkUnrl tuurlttdi. '24 models. BoO
real bui. souA UxutS. 2773 Brook
a1, rnue. h
FLNANUAL LOANS
LOA1SB TO UALARiKO PKOPLS
oa plain notes, endorsed notes
furniture and piano. All tr&ua
actlons strictly cunltdroUaL
BTATE LOAM COMPAfTT
912 Oregon Bide, 2nd flosc
Corner Stale and Ulch.
Office hours 10 am. to 0J0 ..
Telephooe MX Licensed by State
HO TOO mko liomcY
Wa loan on llva stock, automobile.
houae how anode aod other personal
property, tenuis vv suit iuur cuavcu
lence. Nation! Loan Finance Compear.
410 Baak of Commerce Bids, r
PKIJCKAL PAKU LOMHH ftVtft. 9,
Wilkinson. V. 8- Bank bldi.
Wm H VF ntrnt at DfUiZI to loan on
farm and city property Low Interest
raism.
Hudktna Merle ace ft Investment Co
Millers Store bldg Phone 3319
UK HAVE THE MOM3Y
To refinance your present home or
farm loan; also to assist you to buy.
build or Impiore. Long terms. li
rates. ry on any mc. oee us uw.
Ufiunnu m cl.l.4o
390 M. Church Bt. Phone 1S30
HAW Kms ROBERTS. InC, for city
and farm loans Mates end costs low
est avaUsbte. Prompt ecrrice. XM Ore
coa Bulldlnc!
CLOSE In front apartment with fire
place. 65a Center. J250'
LOVELY furnished heated 3-room opt.
Sleeping porch, fireplace, garage, 359
N. Liberty. Phone 1700. 1
HALIK'S npartmenta. furnished or
unfurnished, 461 Piont SU Phone
156HR or 2. y
16-INCH dry old fir $7. Phoue 18'J0;
evenings 3743M. i1
16-INCH sound old fir 86.50 and 87;
12-iU. 83. 0. Fcawlci. 2171J evculniis.
I 7-ROOM modern house for rent at
RAWEf) OAK wood. In field or dellv- 380 Bellvue St. Phone aazaj. J
STATE apurtment. 1320 Bute. Desir
able 3-room furnished spu. Hot wir,
hf.ii t rrrt-laerHtlon. iraraee. 8 JO to 840.
Adults. Phone 2011 or 2UI&J. 288
MnnPRM liniiBn. anLa- 735 N. Com
mercial. J204
FOR SALE FARMS
SALE OR TRADE
A fine 70 A. farm, half plow land. bsl.
pnstuie and timber, ir. ck. ah.
tiood -r. house, fair bcrn. A irse
nnd Rood hop house, poultry indh
house, on a (rood road; on cream
route; school bus. Good eo 1, 13 mile
north of Salem. Price 8800. Take
some trndr. Bi dl9toun f?5'
One of the bft buys n the valley.
bee BM.n . cu 111 . "
:vti state oi.
" 1U0 with 115 Acres PaldiUp..Watrf.t
Rights. Ceiitittl Oregon Irrigation DhU.
This ranch haa never before been
placed on the market, the government
appraivu Is 322.400. Most of the land
3R000 p"r 'year. There Is" no BONDED
LEIN other than the mortgage pay
ing off at the rate of 8030 per year.
The ranch has fair building d Is
considered one of the best In Central
Colon. The price' of thin ranch has
bc-n reduced to the small sum or.
813 000- 44400 down. If move infor
mation Is desired. See rny Agent
Homer D. Foster. Salem. Ore. b257
ered. Plione 17F12evenlngs. eel57i welL furnished modern room for
CALL STAFFORD FOR WOOD SAW- rent. 1577 Court St. 3281
1NO. PHONE 16J5IL ce2Sa 1 fl-ROOM modern houses, garage, w-
ec252i ter. laundry room free, 65 Uerta Ave.
Phone 332d&i. jj
PERSONAL LOANS
on aalarles. furniture, car, endorsed
notes, repayable 1-20 mootha. Borrow
safely from Sulem's own and largest
rinmce company, muick ana uones.
service. Licensed by ft ate.
OENEIIAL FINANCE CCillT.
2nd floor 1st Nat'l Bank Bldg. Phone
1200 Office hours 8:30 to o p m.
stomach eonvutaloiij and sifwrent-
ly laid beea struck with ibe bmwy
Instrument to quiet her while the
slayer enu enrauU to the laka to
ooinplet big ob.
Her atefsmothor, Mrs, Pearl O
Loucultn, arrested Swaday oiter
noon and closeted with A, T. Clark,
captain of detectives, aeversi boors,
repeatedly denied that she knew
anything about tt aiaylisj or the
presence of glass tn the child!
Botnaeh.
Here the official lrmsttcation mud
the woman s story became contra
dictory: Mrs. CLtaurhhn Band te
had been sick lor two days prior
to Leons's disappearance last Tues
day, or early Wednesday, aod be
lie red it vas Trorn eating gius.
Doctors said they found do forrixn
subfctance she had eaten and that
site ohowed no serioue sympiotm
other than weakness xrom f 4
bour fast.
Tb Sroman said she believed
son by her trrst hu&baod bad eaten
some of the class, but doctors said
the boy. Douclas Mil 11 can, 8, vas
not ill and displayed tutte of the
symptonu cnaenoed m bis step-
UUver.
Police counted amonc one of their
most potentially raiuabis dues
bloody tosvel. found wedged between
the cubiocis of the O'Louguiio
automobile, but Mrs. O'Loughlin
asserted the blood resoHed from
her son's having used It to quench
a nose bleed.
nriHunw monev on your personal
property. Pay back in monthly In
struments
WILLAMETTE 15 A.N CO ANT
Licensed by State
503 Bank of Coar.n-.eroe Bldg.
MONEY to loan on real est at. Prlv
ate money, loveet rates. T. UL Ford.
First National Bank. r
OAK. akh. fir. Phone 2 IF !'.
DRY WOOD: Fire, oak, aah, old fir.
mill slab, any lepgth. Also plainer
wood at 84 per load. Jiarbutigh Fuel
Co. 3 biks. west of bridge. West Sa
lem. Day phone 3449; plte lOOO-.gg
FOR WOOD BAWI0 CaU ZANDER.
3485M. 370
W OOD, L, C. KeUr.
wood aAwiaa.
PUOKE 1131.
8PKOEO BROS.
ee2C8
OOOD lS-tucU old Ur 87 per cord.
FROM timber to you. Phone 373y;
SHED DRY WOOD At COAL. SALEM
nc T pinnu K3
38 A farm, fine level land, all In cult.
Fair set blds.. about 25 A. In hou
fine locauou, sacrifice 85000; 8500
80 a' ranc. stock and equipment.
Kood new bldgs. Fruit, lota t mher
"prthRs. creeits, 81500. Take residence
5BOOM bungalow, furnace, bullt-lns.
large lot. fruit. 42000: 8200 down.
212 Gray Bldg. o
WHY WOT BUY A FARM?
4 68-100 Acres. Oood 3-r. hem with
cellar, family orchard berries. All
good bottom land, good for "dr5nJ
Coon" rosd. Close to schools. Price
SUM: 8i08 down. bal. trms.
6 ACRES. 3-room house, good aPIjnt.
barn 1 cow. and some hay. price
82250: 3'- miles from Salem.
.-..iru Q.ir.m Heishts. 8-r. house.
bam. garaKe. poultry home, some
clifrrie. walnuts and apples. Good
well. Price 83000.
s ACRES Close in. 8-r. house. rn.
l,cn house, some fruit. Priee Hw
Trade for house In Salem.
73 Acres, good soli. Modern 'a
house. 3 ym. old with basement and
furnace. Bath, gooa oarn j
tiL.VwiJ ..rnf.n i noultrv houses,
well and water system. 3 living
springs and trout stream. 45 A. plow
land, some timber. 3 cow. 3 horses.
All chickens, hay. grain and enough
wooa in nasenieii-
Price only 83500 for nil. uiuy i'4
ORDER your wood now. Best 16-locb
inside slab wood mUed at Cobbs St
Mitchell Co.. 35 50 pei cord from car
me BI3 a p'
2 MODERN atore rooms, heated. 401
Front Bt. L.
THREE garages for tent, do WO town
section pnone i-
'PATTON apartments, down town dis
trict. Nicely furnished, private bath,
etc. For inspection call Pmt ton's Book
store. S
POR HUNT, newly renovated houae.
827 50. Close tn. 368 North Liberty
St Phono 1M4J. I
PIANOS. Phonographs and sewing
machines for rent. H- L. Stiff Fuxnl-
rcre oo. j
MISCELLANEOUS
FOU SALE POULTRY
CLEAN YOUR FURNACE: Our vacuum
system eliminates oust sum suut.
phone 686. Roaebrstuth Co. m251'
AUSTRALORP cockerel for sale, baby
chicks got Xrom Ooddard in AprlL B.
F. Tucker. Rt. 1. Turner. Ore. f251
FOR 6 ALE 15 Bron7e turkeys. AprU
hatch 86 each. Mrs. Margaret Corbett.
Rt, 2. Independence, Ore. 1250
WANTED market poultry, any kind,
any time, any quantity. Phone I33f?
L'-e'n Hatcher;. "
HELP W ANTED
WOMAN to work few hours per week
toward rent of close lu hotisekeepins
room. Phone 1175J. .. g252
WANTED. Immediately, six smart ap
pearing girls to act as demonstrators,
working under team manager on clty-
.ala and mihllC'tV Camuailtn.
Present crw making good money. Ex
perience preierreo. app r.
Koff Electric. , rOJ
A PERMANENT CONNECTION
may be made with manufacturer op
era ting s eatee branch in fialem. Ap-
S Meant must have car and should
are somt sales experience. Promo
tion assured to sincere and ambitious
man. For interview apply at Hotel
Senator Tuesday at f A) am and ask
Tor Mr. Bcnnetaetj r
WANTED experienced collectors. Give
age. quaiiiicaiions, xc.cfcuic.
176 Capital Journal.
g251
a t -imi-aiuon rear. Government iobe.
aien. woenen. 18-50. Steady work. We
coach you for coming examinations,
full particulars and list positions free.
a inmiAriiafaiiy Imi 171 caro Cno-
Journal. B251
REAL ESTATE
WE HAVE a 5-room hoitse, basement
and furnace, prtoe 83000; with 314O0
encumbrance and win xraae lor va
cant lot.
WIU exchange w ciear acrea. a Dawn
home and securities for s farm.
100 acres stocked and equipped worth
810 000 ror improrcu imui iarm.
A very good 5-room house for 81300,
cany terms. .
McOILCHRIST PENNTNCTTON
209-10 U. Si. Bank bldg. Phone 140. n
annnn for fnllv rnulnnd chicken
ranch. Good buildings. llhts, wa
ter. An Ideal place to start mu
$3000 for 50 acrea fine strawberry
land, 25 under cultivation. 8 In ber
ries. Trade for city property.
82OO0 for 4-rm. modern house, close
to scnooi. lcrmn.
mam Ant. house In eood location.
Income 8190 month. Furniture In
cluded. Accept good S or 6 room
bouse as part payment.
RENTALS TNSUR A NCE
J. F. ULRICH COMPANY
323 State St. Phono 1354. n252
LOANS OH AUTOMOBILES
Contracts Refinanced
Payments Keducrd
You keep your automobile
We pay balance due dealer,
bank or finance company, and
reduce your payments. Ad'
dltlonal money loaned. Strict
ly confidential- W handle
our ova paper.
EIKER AUTO CO.
Corner Liberty and Perry At.
Phonn iai Balem. Ore
SNOWFALL BRINGS
WINTER TO BUFFALO
Continued from page 1)
CASUALTIES OF
INDUSTRY EQUAL
TO WAR'S TOLL
DIRECTORY
CHIMNEY hHT.tr
FURNACES and chimneys cleaned
sod repaired by expert furnace man.
1 uae steel brushes and a vacuum
cleaner. Five year experience, call
2838J. 0260
BICVLLtS
LLOYD K RAMS DEM. bike accessories
and bicycles. 37 court street.
CHIKOPOIlISY
FEATHERWEIGHT Arch Supports.
Build from your Impression. E. W.
Pierce. 775 Ferry St. 0278
rillKOPlLVClOKS
DR. O. L, SCOTT, chiropractor. 256 N
High street Phones 87 & 2104J. o
DK. H. B. SCOriKLD. X-ray. Phone
2104. 414 First Nat'l Bank Bldg.
CAH1NLT WORK
JACOB WCJZEL, Cabinet work and
renal uing. f urniture repairing, en.
1501. 230 Court Bt, Salem.
CnNTHALTOKH
A. J. ANDERSON, contractor,
shop. Phone 857J
c. w. NIr. Builder and Repairing
Call 3681J. 0274
S. A KAFPHAIIN. General team and
power shovel contractor, excavating
and eradlnc Office ohons 1290. Bes,
124FI1 O
batiBAVIXl
BALEM EN O RA VINO CO. Cut Of all
purposes. TeL 343. ISO N. CoainexcUl
street.
Ll.tCTKtCAL St PPLU1S
FOR SALE: One fine acre and good
modem 6-r. house, close In. Very
reasonable terms.
Good modem 5-r. house, close In
33200. Terms to suit.
For RENT: Good new 6-r. house, two
lots, north end. 820.
Wanted: Good listings on some small
and large farms. Have some cash
buyers waiting,
SQUARE DEAL REALTY
I 202 XT. S. N. Bniilc. Phone 470. n
SITUATIONS WANTED
mile from Pacific highway, north, orn
and 200 ft. from a paved Jilghwiy 1 nai.
YOUNO lady wants Typing or general
office work. Bjk 177 Capital Jour-
Fine location. Will give terms or
trade for a smaller place.
See SEARS & TUCKER. Realtors
Salem. Ore.
TJY OWNER,
Phone 2-10.1J.
04
EXPERIENCED man wants work on
farm or upuld take ranch on shares.
Box 178 Capital Journal. h251
YOUNO woman wishes part time work
for room and board, 1129 Broadway.
h250
HOUSEKEEPER and practical nurse,
1235 .North 18th St. Photic 413. Ms
trUi Martin. ri-'A
Misccllaneoos WANTED
FOR SALE Miacellancoua
RED juicy apples. King. Spits. Jon
athan. Petite prunes 2'7c Ten m n
nPii m River road. Walter
Pearmlnc. c25? SO YOUNG Barred Bock bens. Phone
5nrn .wlr.ff machine. Call between 8J0F1 1. ?i
3 and 5 p.m. 3(10 Oak. cjJj? J. A. 8NP3ED. well dnUer. 015 North
IS:H Sirt-Pt. rauiif
CARROTS 88 ton In field. Bring sacks
John Henny. Rt. 1. Brooks. c51
CABBAGE, onions, potatoes, feed and
table carrots 2 miles east.
south of Brooks hear Lblsh Center
store. Wm. V. Harris. Brooks. Ore. c252
rminrc inr ml. SI ner tmshcl.
XL. A. West, well driller. Garden roatiL
TOMATOES of Rood quality at Brown
Tent on Riverside Drive. C252
SWEET water and Concord grapes 3c
per lb. Puritan Cider Works, West
BBieni. r ,
NEW CROP pure Flrrweed honey. Pur-
ltan Cider Works. West Salem.ci53
FRESH Concord and Sweetwater grape
Juice dally. Puritan Cider Works, West
ftalem Phone 2374J. 5J
FOR KENT
von RFVT
12", acres 3 miles from Salem, south.
I l'J a. in loganberries. 1 a. lor garden
ana c,iKMu.t, 'i" .i. v...-..-
lights- 8-room plastered house in fair
condition. Owner will rent to good re
liable party for 815 per month.
3-Hoom house In Hollywood partly
fur nuhed. good kitchen tove, bed.
tables, chair etc. 810 per month.
SEfc Homer D. Foster, 370!a Btate St.
EXCHANGE Real Estate
5 and 10 acre tracts near Salem, clear.
for house equities.
9 acres improved near Salem, want
eastern land.
115 acres Improved, 16 cows and
equipment. Want larger place,
an p.rres imoroved near Woodbum.
Flr.c place. Owner wants house In
Salem, or small place. .
2 acres near Hubbard Improved. Own
or wfliitr. small house in Salem.
For exchanges see Mr. Lynch. Tripp CT
Hogan. 160 N. Commercial St., Salem.
nn2it3
EXCHANGE equity In partly furnish
ed home for elos?d car. A bargain for
somebody. SuinrlslriKly small pay
ments on balance. 2775 Brooks Ave.
nn256
IIAL1K ELECTRIC CO. 337 Court
ST. Electric contracting and repairing.
Appliances and fixtures, rnone a. '
PLEENER ELECTRIC CO, Electric
lighting fixtures and electric ranges
Phone 980. 471 Court street
CUT flowers and floral pieces. DellT
erg. C P. Brelthaupt. florist, 012 State
street. Phone 3 SO.
PI.I .MHINtl
PLUMBING and general repair work.
Phone 650. Graber Bros. 154 South
Liberty street.
THEO. M. BARR, Plumbing, heating
sheet metal works. 164 3- Commercial
street,
SCAVANfiMt
CITY GARBAGE CO. Prompt service
pnone 22fJU.
PIANO TtM.R
GEO. C. WILL, pianos, phonographs,
aewlnR machines, sheet music and
piano studies. Repairing phonographs
and sewing macnincs. olsis ov-
Satem. OreKon.
OVLS AMI STOVE HI. PAIRING
STOVES FOR SALE REBUILT and
rrnatred h e-Dert- All kinds OI wov
en wire fence, fancy and plain. Hop
baskets and books, logan hooks.
Salem Fence and Stove Works, 363
Chcmeket St. R. B. Fleming. o
SALEM SCAVANOER. Phone 167.
INTRODUCING our own brand OI
House Paint "Busco." 81.95 per gal
lon during October. Also door, sasn.
roof inn, unfinished furniture, mould
ing, shingles, lath and lumber at low
est prices. Building Supply C, 170 N.
Front St. Phone 47. c252
TWO excellent White Rotary sewing
machines at 835 each. 35 down, and
as monthiv. Cost S120 two years ago.
White sewing Machine Co. across
from Elalnore theater. eaai
wivtfp ,nniM hMirli CoMland Lbr.
vard. Rt. 1. c2
APPLES several varieties 50c and up.
rin. rr, Ha ur.ll.r rnarl bna 45. Phnne
0F2. Bring boxes. Pratt Bros. C267
APPLES. Cottage and Hoyt, Phone
2533W. C267
GRAPES 2c per lb. at Plank s rlne-
yard, you pick them. Ph. 81F83. caoi
ALL ELECTRIC Kolster radio, like
new. Beautiful cabinet, cost new 3310,
tMrlni !rati will crtfire for S8S
Trrrt tn r1ht nartv. Call 9895W Of
fer 8 C250
CARROTS and green tomatoes '
milH imI rf ftlm on Dallas httd
- way. Valley View truck gardens. Bring
containers. C350
u.'Rt.i. f tirnLihed comtortnble room-
adjacent to bath. Good board, home
privileges. 332 N. Church. 12
FOR RENT HOUSES
5- r. modern 2W N. U:h 810
6- r. modern. 1585 Ferry St. ... 327 50
6-r. new strictly modern 337.Su
5-r. mod 1795 S. 12ih la
Others 86 up to i75-
341 State St. Room 4. y
SLEEPINO room close in,
heat, telephone 812. . Call
Church. Phone 2H65M.
furnace
655 N.
J251
HERE'S YOUR TRADE3I
One thousand dollar garage equip
ment. Including two Visible Rapid-'
Dayton. Air-lift gasoline pumps, ten
Bennett oil-dispensing Htohboys. Pur
ox welding outfit. High-pressure .
s reading outfit, etc.
A1d hmall furnished house In Dallas.
Ore. well located, renting for 610 a
month. . . . :
Alto fine large home In Salem, strictly
modern, located within six block of
main bustnsa center of city, renung
840 a month.
Also 155 acre hill land, on main line
Southern Pacific, containing Million
feet Oak saw-Umber and five or six
thousand cords wood, besides some
Plr, yellow and sugar pine.
Will sell any or all. or will trade all
of the above for equipped farm, or
will consider trade for any part of
above. Address F. O. bos 884, Dallas.
Oregon. ruxlbO
SOOS GAJiBAOE CO.. reliable service.
Phones, office 3125: Res. 8P8J. o
SALEM CARBAOE CO. for prompt
and continuous service. Charles Soot
and Carl Soos Phone 3125 or 608J.
TRANSPORTATION A MOHAOL
CUMMINS At UORTSCJJ. local and
long distance naming, rnone
Re 12jpa or 1WI7R,
TRADES
What have you to exchange for good
eastern Ores on farms or for south
ern California property? See BECH
TEL At THOMASON, 841 Stats St.
Room 4. tui
FURNISHED 3-room house, 1609 N.
4th.
Phone
374
HENDERSON furnished apt.
1005.
4 -ROOM duplex. Phone 1005.
ntirmm nartment. 89 month. In
clude garage, rood, light, water. Klng-
ood Apsnmenis, writ wnm.
BEAUTIFUL 7-room house, cor. Cot
tage and Union Sis. Phone 355 hi. J251
STEAM heated apt., private bouse
66 N. Cottage. Phone gas. J. jai
3-ROOM house.
35S1J.
3430 Lee SU Rione
tub w imm furnished house, with
garage. 1135 Rural St. South. J250
FARM FOR RENT
8 A. suburban home 125 mo.
See BECHTEL THOMASON
341 State St. Boom 4.
fxt-hamok
Clear Income property In good town
in Wyoming to trade for Willamette
alley, either farm land or elty. Will
pay or assume some difference.
ALSO, good 6-room houae and 3 lots
in Gladstone, fine residential dlatrlct
and near good school. Owner wants
home in Salem, wnai nave your
Two fine residence properties In Eu
gene to trade for Salem.
SEE Mrs. Ellis with
LEO N. CHILDS CO.. Realtors
:r20 State Street. Phone 1727. nn
AUTOMOBILES
2g Dodge Truck ............ .830
n Ford Rdstr. 36500
29 Ford Coups 885 00
28 Essex Sedan 81600
ft rhi CAiirjS) ... 360 00
24 Overland Sedan 85 00
Ford Sedan witn Lisc 4500
EIKER AUTO CO.
Cor. Lib. 4 Ferry St,
HAULING. Quick service day or night.
Phone 2987M. Q275
HATK COMPANY
04AEOON-WA3H1NGTON Water Serv
ice company. Offices corner com
mercial and Trade streets. Bills pay
able monthly. Phones 3 4
and children slept on floors from
cellar to garret.
The chamber of commerce of
Silver Creek took steps to find
accommodations for 1,300 persons
marooned at that hamlet. These
people mostly were motorists, from
many different states. Their cars
Here caught in drifts, which in
some places rose as high as ten
and twelve feet. About 400 cars
were stalled in and near Stiver
Creek.
Workmen who set out to repair
broken wires had to travel on
horseback in some cases.
In ter urban bus lines and heavy
transportation vans were abandoned.
Several of these bij trucks stalled
at rarlous points between this city
and Dunkirk, A Cleveland-Buffalo
bus and a Buffalo-Chicago bus
were among the vehicles stalled at
Angola.
Unseasonable snow storm was of
freak variety. In this city snow
plows plunged through a nine Inch
depth m the southern part, while
in the central and northern por
tions the ground showed not even
a trace. In places it was reported
that thunder and lightning ac
companied the snowiaiL
The heaviest fall was In the vt
clnity of Angola, where a four
foot depth was attained on the
level.
In many places wires and trees
were down. The unharvested grape
crop in which western New York)
prided itself, was ruined. Orchards
were wiped out. B
Chicago (IP) Continued cold was
forecast Monday as thermometers
throughout the northern half of the
nation dropped to the lowest Octo
ber temperatures on record and
chilling winds added to the suffer
ing and discomfort.
Temperatures throughout the
Mississippi valley and the north
and central great plains ranged
from 18 to 30 degrees above zero.
United States weather forecasts
said there would be no change for
at least two days.
One of the coldest places on the
continent was Edmonton, Alberta,
where it was two degrees below
zero.
Agricultural experts said that
one-third of western Canda's wheat
crop is buried under snow and
much of never will be harvested.
It was believed that at least 20
persons have lost their lives since
the frigid wave started last Friday
of causes directly or Indirectly due
to the cold.
Charitv organizations estimated
that 50.000 men slept outside or
walked the streets of Chicago Sun-1
day night in temperatures of 12 de- j
grces below feezing. '
Snow flurries continued In the
Great Lakes region Monday, but
weather forecasters said thtf buz
zards and heavy snow falls have
ended temporarily. Chicago was
one of the few cities which escaped
a heavy snow, six inch falls being
reported in several other localities.
Temperatures were dropping
lower steadily in the eastern section
of the cold belt Monday while ther
mometers In midwest and north
west remained steady.
Among the cities which rcparted
new low temperatures for October
were Charles City, Iowa, 18: Madi
son, Wis., 22; Des Moines, Iowa, 22;
Evansviue, ind., 30; Cincinnati,
Ohio, 28, and Indianapolis, Ind., 26.
Almost as many men wer "kill'
ed In action" while efloployed in
Oregon indtisuies during- im past
19 months as there wex Oregon
asen killed in action during the IB
ths this naUkon was in wc
World War.
There were 387 Oregon men kllied
in action during the war, sAconUng
to the Oregon Blue Book. There
were SOS workmen killed In Oregon
industries during the same length of
time, according to Ralph E. Jsckaon
ssslsunt elalm agent of the state
industrial accident commission.
Two hundred persons saennced
their lives at the altar of the mod
ern industrial Juggernaut during
the last fiscal year ending jone as,
lfiso. of which the sogging Industry
claimed more Uian half of its share
of the total.
Logging claimed 101 Uvea during
the year, sawmills 33 lives, quar
ries and catutrucOon 12, road con
struction IS, building construction
7, farms I. and miscellaneous ..
These tiexsons left 233 depend
ents who are now receiving state
nMuiAns under the tndustnsi in
surance act. A total of 137 children
vers left fatherless and 131 women
were widowed. There were 21 other
persons, such as mothers and other
relatives, made dependent upon the
state.
Palling snags and limbs caused
41 fatal injuries, 28 rere crushed
bv logs. 19 killed by fans irom scai-
folds and other neiguts, is wee
killed bv blasts. 14 by logging trains
nine were fatally struck by lines
and seven by tracks and cars, five
died from infection received In the
line of duty and four were electrocuted.
state of Santa Catharlna, still held
the ions government point la we
southern rebel territory.
Oswalds Aranha. president of the
state of Rio Grande do fiuL sent a
message to the Santa Catharlna
saying riorlananous would not be
bombarded if the federal forces.
which are surrounded, would sur-
sender. Otherwise the city will be
attacked.
The 14th battalion of chausseurs
from Flerianapohs sent out against
the revolutionary troops, reached
Itajahy, on the northern coastal
region of Santa, Catharlna and de
serted, joining the Insurgent there.
the rebel headquarters announced.
BUREAU LISTS
CHILD RULES
BIRTHS, DEATHS.
MARRIAGES
MlUUm LICENSE!
and Violet Henry. 26, Baiem.
Jacob Arthur Wlebe. 36. Baiem. ar.d
Rots Eleanor Harrison. 18, LaCombs.
Harris A. Lletz. legaL and Mao 18
Hunter, legal, both of Salem.
PEAT US
Bratsel Tn this nu rvtth is
Frederick H. Bratsel. 33. of Balenk
rout S. Husband of Augusts: fath.
er of sirs. Ahoe Hooper and Hatts
Bretzel. both of Salem: brother oj
sauirra sratael of Hebron. Bt. D
Freds Bratsel of Chicago, ILL. alia.
Auna Walter and Phillip Bratsel of
Hebron, N. Ow Ernest Bratzel of Ha
van. Cuba. Funeral service Wed
nesday at 3 o'clock from ths Amerl
can Lutheran church. Rev. P. W.
Ertksen officiating. Interment Bel
crest Memorial park under direction
of W. T. Hssdoa and Son.
2 DROWN AS CAR
ROLLS INTO RIVER
(Continued from page 1)
Washing: ton IF What the TJ. 8.
children's bureau considers the nine
etamtial practices of a good parent
are contained in a recent publics.
tion ox that vtireaa entitled "Are
you trsiaung your child to be hap
py?"
They are:
1. Tell the truth to your children.
3. Keep your promises, good or
bad.
3. Decide which things are most'
important for a child to do and
then be consistent about seeing
that he does them. Do not nag
bim about little things that do not
matter much.
4. Do not say "No" one time and
"yes" the next time for the same
thing. Your child will never learn
that way what is food to do and
what Is bad.
5. Break up bad habits by keep
ing the child so busy with Interest
ing things to do that he forgets the
old habit.
6. Pay no attention to him when
he tries to get what he wants by
temper tantrums, by whining, or by
vomiting.
7. Keep cool and quiet yourself.
speak in a quiet voice.
a. see that he gets things (If
they are good for him) only when
ne is quiet and happy and polite.
p. fa how the child you are pleased
wnen ne tries.
Dough ton Near Eola October 18,
Charles Hortou Doughton, 33. Path
er of Mrs. 6. O. Robinson of Salem
and Dora Hamilton of Portland:
cousin of Mrs. R. K. Ohllng and u
M. Doughton. both of Salem. Fun
era! services Tuesday at a o'clock
from the chapel of CLough -Bar rick
company with interment CUyvlc?
cemetery.
Bennett In this etty October 18,
Margaret Bennett, 18. Funeral ser
vice Monday st 4 o'clock from tht
Cleufu-Barrtck company.
BIRTH 9
BarkerTo Mr. and Mrs. John
William Barker, 1060 If. Mth street,
s son, Bruoe Also. October 18.
Kent To Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Paul Kent, B23 North Commercial, a
daughter, Dolores Doreen, September
18.
Vnrhamnner To Mr. and lfrS.
Henry Mathew Murhsmmer, route 3,
Balem, s dsugbter, Martha Beta. Oe
tooer a.
WATMI RKPAHtlMl
nnARiMTFFn WATCH REPAIRING
or money back. The Jewel Box. 178
n Lioerty. uaiem. ;
I.KGA1.S
VnTH'E
Vnmlnttlrtn fnr fortified Puhl!C
Accountant of Oregon will be held
at Public Library, 185 Tenth Street.
Portland, Oregon, at 9 a m. Thursday
and Friday. November 13 and 14, 130.
Applications must be filed with
secretary on or neiore nownwrr .
a n Hiurrri.l, ftecretarv.
816 Plttock Block. Portland. Ore. 351
GROUND GLASS FED
. T0 10 YEAR OLD
(Continued from page 1
TRY SPENDING SPREE
AS DEPRESSION CURE
to a dd stop when the ritirt tront
wheel slid over the lde. As the
car rolled into the water Bhindtll
cried out, "Break the giass."
Pnrtland (ipi Charlei J. Clear,
who. with Charles E. Roberaon.
drowned Sunday In the Clearwater
river when their car ploughed into
the stream, had lived in Portland
19 years. Clear was presiaem 01
Bie Oregon Packin company, and
Robenson, secretary ol u com'
nativ.
ciear Is survived by his widow
and two daughters. Marjorie, 10. and
Dorothy. 8. Robenson Is survived
by his widow. They had no child
ren.
Forest Grove JP Oeorge Buzan
19. formerly of Pendleton, was killed
by an automobile eunnay night as
he was crossing tne nignway neai
the Masonic Home lor the Aged.
at which he lived.
Buzan was engineer at the home,
and had lived there since 12. He
was a member of the Pendleton
lorire Ko. 52.
He 1. survived by his widow and
a son. Clinton, and two daughters.
Laurel and Myrtle, ol Portland.
Percy Blundell, plant manager o(
the local Oregon Packing company
cannery, lives outside the city lim
its on South 12th street. He left
here last week tor Idaho where he
is interested with other cannery
men In a mhnng proposition.
MEN PREFER BLUE
WOMEN PICK RED
Milwaukee. Wis.. (LP) Blue Is the
most attractive color to men. while
women show preference lor "warm"
colors in merchandise and coiorea
advertisements, Ferdinand Aumuel-1
ler, Milwaukee, told delegates to tne
13th annual convention or tne in
ternational direct mail advertising
association.
Aumueller emphasized the differ
ence in color preferences of the
Mxes in revealing the results of per
sonal tests. He sold 44 per cent of
all men chose blue as tne color
Uiey liked best tn all fields of pur
chase Including clothes and auto-1
mobiles. Bed was the next prefer
ence and purple third.
Red headed the list lor women
followed by purple, blue, green,
orange and yellow.
REBELS CLAIM NEW
BRAZILIAN VICTORIES
NEBRASKA STUDIES
ROAD AID PROBLEM
Lincoln. Neb. UP) The problem ol
Nebraska to meet additional fedeal
highway aid ot J5.0O0.0O0 in the
next biennium is called to the at
tention of Governor Arthur Weaver
by State Engineer Roy Cochran in
the highway department's budget
request.
During the 1931-72 biennium, fed
eral aid available to Nebraska will
total $7,438,551. State appropriation
to meet federal funds during the
present biennium was 2,095,44, ol
which $1,981,430 was expended dur
ing the first year.
The appropriation for mainten
ance received from auto license fees
for the present biennium was more
than $1.2tW,O00 of which 31.240,000
was spent the first year, for the
next two years $2,200,000 Is requested.
OBITUARY
(Continued from page 1
tier father. Lea O'Laughlin, was
also fed the a-bus. but is expected
to recover; a blood-stained auto-
n.uu m ,rwk hMrin. fln.er
prints and wisps of the child's hair.
and a bloody towel wer iouna in
the family automobile.
Physicians said the child suffered
because it needed things, but just
to get the money circulating and
end the business depression.
Reltdyke pointed out while
awaiting the final report of the
auditing company that there are
500.000 members of civic clubs In
the United States and that U his
plan spreads to other cities, as he
believes it wm, more than aso.ooo,
000 can be put Into circulation in a
short time. He believes such a
movement definitely would end the
depression throughout the country,
getting the country's money mov
ing, establishing business confi
dence and ending what he calls the
"buyers' strike.
CATTLE RUSTLING
BOTHERS OLD WEST
Slim Buttes, S. D. (in Cattle
rustling In the Slim Buttes coun
try Is worse today than it was In
tne am wild west days, Abe Jones,
pioneer rancher, declares.
"In the odd days we used to lose
an occasional cow or half a oozen
calves to rustlers, but the modern
rustlers are much worse. Using
trucks, uiey can carry away many
calves at a time and be hundreds
of miles away befc e we miss them'
Jones said.
Jones bsi been In the Blim
Buttes country since 1&S6 when he
took up a claim after coming west
to prosepct for gold In the Black
HiUS.
CANADIAN REPORTS
FRANCE PROSPERS
(Continued from pas. I
Oreat Brltlan's safest place, s
regards road accident, last year
was the Isles of Solly,
blow at the defenses of a. Paulo
state and be an Important victory
for rrael troou. In tlieir most dif
ficult and most vital campaign to
capture Sao Paulo and the capital
Harare la located on the Sao
Paula-Parana border, about IM
miles from the coast. It Is rail'
road center acid lederl traope have
been concentrating there recently,
having tamed back several rebel
.frjirks
Simultaneously with the reports
of success on the Sao pauw iron
tier, messages were received by re
bel leaders at Porto Alegre confirm
ing that the city of Victoria, capi
tal of the state of Ksptrtto Sant.
had been taken by rebels frota Min
es Oeraes state. The message aatd
the rebels occupied the entire stale
of Esperlto Santa, which lies north
of Rl. e Janeiro and rate off the
capital from the loyal federal state
of Bahla In the north.
The loyal tederal forces at the
Island city of nonanapoiis, on tne
Victoria, B. C. UP) France won
the war and England lont It, ac
cording to Ur. Clem Uavles of Vtc
tnrai who has Just returned from a
10 weeks trip of Europe.
trance, he said, is the most pros
perous country in the world today
with not a single man uncmnloved
and so mach work that she is forc
ed to send to Belgium for laborers.
England, he sold, has two million
unemployed and thousands starv
ing.
Conditions tliere are pitiable and
unless she receives help from the
countries of the Empire she cannot
muddle through, he added.
The burden of paying M.000,
000.000 which she guaranteed for
Prance and Italy has crippled her.
Prance by grabbing Oerman mines
has stolen her iron and steel trade.
I would Just as soon Oermany had
France as France had Oermany.
It's tune for Canada to decide
if ahe wants a commonwealth of
the United States or a common
wealth f Nations," he saM regard
lng Canada's relation to the Bri
tish empire.
APPLE MAkKETINO EARLY
Springfield. 111. 0P Marketing
of fall and winter varieties of ap-
plea grown In Oerhonn county and
other orohara eeetioiis of western
Illinois, has begun fully two
weeks earlier than usual accord
ing to a report by the state depart.
ment of agriculture. Early anartet
mg f the fruit, department offi
cials sav. Is due to the recent
droaght which caused premature
rlpening.
GEORGE MOORE
Sidney Oeorge Moore, one of
the oldest settlers of this district,
was laid to rest beside bis wu.
in the community graveyard on ths
J. o. Parr farm near here Sun.
day. He leaves no relatives. Moor,
died in Oregon City Thursday. H.
came to this vicinity in 187S where
he continued to make his home.
At one time be was an extensir.
hop grower.
FILM BATTLE
OF YORK TOWN
Among other Interesting thlngl
in the nrocram to be given Mon
day night In the legislative hall
at the capital building by th
Sons of the American Kevonmon,
will be the showing ot motion pic
tures ot the battle and surrender
at Yorktown.
This contest was a most pictur.
esque one. A writer describing it
states that "the cannonading wag
kept up incessantly for four days;
tlie bombshells from the besiegers
and the besieged crossing each
other's path In the air. At night
they appear like llery meteors with
blazing tails, most beautifully bril
liant; some of the shells readied
tlie English shipping, setting It oa
fire. The conflagration seen In th.
darkness with accompanying flash
and thundering of cannon, burst
lng of shells and tremendous ex
plosions of the shins all presented
a scene of mingled magnificence
and horror.''
The gallant assault on the Brl
Ush redoubts by the combined
French and American troops is
stirring Indeed. The surrender
when the British troops sallied
forth and passed through the Al
lied armies with shouldered arms,
slow and aolem steps, colors cased
and drums beating a British inarch
makes a great picture.
PRODUCTION OF DRIED
CORN HIT BY DROUTH
Harrisburg, Pa. IP The mid
summer drouth greatly affected ths
production of dried corn, a product
peculiar to only five sections of the
United States, two of them in Cen
tral Pennsylvania.
Shlrentanstown tn Cumberland
county and several sexrtioni in Lan
caster county produce the only dried
corn In tlie east, the other center.
being in California.
This year, because of the drouth
production is only about one-sixth
of normal, the Cumberland county
producers reported.
Corn-drying is a process witn
which very few are familiar. The
kernels of corn are shucked from
the ear and placed on a metal
screen above a system of steam or
hot-air pipes until Uiorouglity dried
out.
BOOK DKSCRIfUS STATE
Beloit. Wis. P WiscooRln is
noted for various things today but
in 1&26 its chief claim for reconil
tion was limited to the name Ouis
consin and a brief description, ac
cording to an old geography book
now being held as a relic by Chief
ol Police B. F. Lanphear. His great
uncle originally owned and used tlie
book, published In Boston in 1TJ8.
NKVTliPAPEKS BIG AID
Mllwsutoee, Wis. LP The news
paper wss cited as one of the two
ouutanding media of greatest value
to retailers by Sidney Carter, St.
Uhiis. who spoke before the 13th
annual contention of the Interna
tional Direct Mall Advertising association.
PLAN REt'-MON
WaalilnetMi. D C. UP -Plans to
hold a reunion of the families and
descendants of alt former Presidents
of the United Bta s at the capital
is being fostered here in connection
with tlie 133 Washington btcenten
nal program.
Bennett Scott author of the pop
ular song. Taa Me Back t Drar
Old Blighty." died secently at Cask
Ham, England.