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Newspaper Page TextTUESDAY. OCTOBER 21, 1930 THE CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM. OREGON PAGE ELEVEN If You Want To Know What Spot Cash Is-You Only Have To Price A Leopard Coat. CapitaliiJouraal CLASaiHKM AliYEtTlSINa lUTCBt nat pet word: Ont tnsertlon. ft cent: ibre insertions emu; one week fl cents; on month 8i cents; one in: oer month, 30 cents; minimum per ad 38 cent Not taken over phone un less dverller hu moot til t ac count. No allowance for phone errors. Want ads muit be tn bf 10 am day of publiction. ileal butt and Auto ad by 7 pm. day prct.oua to publication. FOR SALE IJVESTOCK FOR SALE HOUSES VOHKINO MAN'S CI1AMCK Tirmrdiate possession of a comfort f ki. 7r.m Kome In But Salem. Price a "'50. Owner will give purchaser part time employment lo apply oo pay- nicnl on wince, Dal. mommy. LEO N. CHILDS CO. Realtor S20 State Street. J."0"6 .lTi1'.. iin ui V A.rnnm house with t unite. A real barpain If sold at once. Phone 8-UOOM house In two nprtmcnU, all furnished, full cement b-aement and furnace, extra large lot, paving p:itd. fruit. $2000. term. Mr. Fainter, thla It your chance ato paint and malte orre money. Rented lor J now. WlfeMH PETTYJOHN. Realtor 175 S. Ilillll St. KOR SALE FARMS JKRSBY cow to freshen Oct. 31. Wal ter H. Uruwu. Independence, tit. l. bosM. e351 3 -GOOD work horse, spin of brown mules, extra good worker and very gentle. Will trade mule for good team of horse or cow. c A. cruon. 2 Turner. eJil UK. KURD VT. LA NOB. Veterinarian Otflte B Commercial Phone IIW Uraidenre phon ISM a dawn, balance on vear. Red n. (Commercial ana wotumois nctson Hms purine tin: ina pi h,ji at I0R SALE WOOD OLD Fill wood partly seasoned S7. Hondv fur deliver-. Phone Ullll any time. ee257 A-l UllY set-arid xrawiH fir a.&O cord delivered. Phoue 20F4. ee35d OOOD dry second growth fir 4-ft. and FOR RENT PUHNIS1IED etrictly modern S-roum bungalow. 3 block from slate aou&e. Phone 2153W. J 243 5-ItOOU house 1185 N. Churcu. Fur. nfhed. Gax ge and bailment. J251 2-HOOM pt. 445 S. Winter. J370 SMALL apartment, Mi N. Liberty R OOM it BOA It U. 405 Marlon. 1253 APT., fireplace, private bath. 735 N Commercial. J25 1 A VK.liY nice new 6 -room home, fully modern In evenr wav. All nice larse room. This la a real home, well lo- cauru. riiuue iniw. Jaial LOVELY furnished heated 3 -room apt. Sleeping porch, fireplace, garage, 359 N. liberty. Phone 1700. J H AUK'S apartments, furnished or unfurnished, 461 Front SU Phone INKK or 2. 1' STATE SDartmems. 1320 Bute. Deslr- able 3 -room furnished apt. Hot water, heut. refrigeration, garage, $30 to $40. Adults. Phone 2911 or 3818J. J263 MOUfcitN bouse, mtrctal. apt. 735 N. Com- J264 7-HOOM modern house for rani at sao Beurue et. Phone g3Z5J. V WELL furnished modern room foi rent. 1577 court St. J261" AUTOMOBILES LOANS TO SALARIED PBOPLB on plain note, endorsed notes furniture and pi no. All traas . action strictly confidential. STATE LOAN COMPANY 3 13 Oregon Bldg.. 2nd float. Corner But and High. Offte) houn 10 am. to 0:30 DJB. Telephone 42. Licensed by Bute WK HVE plenty oi mouey to loan on farm and city property Low in tare t rate. Hud kins Martmmsa At InTflBtment CO. Millers Store bid. Phone S3I9 ff HI HAVE THE MONEY ro refinance your present borne Oi farm loan: also to assist votl to buf, build rw Imnrati Louji Urms. lT rates. Pay off any time See us flrst- S90 M. Church St. Phoue 1830 r HAWKINS & ROBERTS, Inc. for city and farm loans. Rales and coats low est STsiiaole. Prompt service, 20tt Ore gon Buildinc- LEGALS 16-ln. Phou. duy: 3.UOQU modern houses. tirlfE. W" - a.CSJ ' ev- lrr. iBundry room tree, S5 Uertb An. 10 -well dry old in 7. Phone, IKto: eveolngs ee231 lINCH bound old fir W.50 .ud 17: 12.U1. M. B. Fcnwlclc. 2471J cveolDKS 140 ACKK3. Kood 7-roonl house, mod : ..i... atiri .Hi. OO acres cul tivated 10 acres more can easily be put under plow. Bui. 1 Umber ;nd paatuie. Including aonie very line atraKlit tlmlier for plllnr and tel. Doles Land Is suitable for clover and Sllalla. rrlce 14.0O0; or Jrade lor smaller larm. city property or camp iiround and service station. Can buy equipment. A Utile oyer 20 miles from Salem on paved highway. K. E. JlOBEltia. ltesltor. Masonic "I,ljss, THIS WEKK FARM SNAPS 23 Aerrs, all river bottom land, some alfalla. nil Plow laud, l'rlce this S Am. V-r. house. 1 row. hny In btrn. price S2200. Located 3Vt miles N. of jlAcres. 6-r. house. v"m. vm7 house, sandy loam laud. Price SJ0OO. Ur'uon-t Overlook This One: SO Arri'H 7-r. house. lull basement. Ham 30540. Karaite, poultry house. hot house. 25 a. cultivation, family orchard. 4 acre, fruit. 15 a. Ill ' tlm- '.L'"ri!,5,,u!,e'dnep?ic"; this wcclt ouly :H!o0. Esclmnse for S&iSn f ltor. 1H4 S. Com l. St. "J SAWED OAK WWKl. In field Or dellv ered. Phone 17F12 evenlnns. ee!57 CALL STAFTOHD FOR WOOD 8AW 1NU. PHONE ltlijH. ee'209 OAK.- ash. fir. Phone 21P13. ee352 SALE OK THADE A fine 70 A. larm. half g o Vmd, tl pasture and timber. Fir. oaj. " indKood-nSp. "oua.'l.o.try .ndh. house, .p. ood S KaleTT'prlc. 11500. Take some trede. BI8 JmS' One of the best buys In Uw See BECHTML or THOMASON 341 Estate diiiuji 100 v.'ltli 115 Acrea Paid np Water Eights. Central Oregon Irrigation Dlst. This ranch has never before been placed on the marltet. tne . t. ao- son Most of the land is in ailalta and clover. It will gross tOOOO per year. There Is no BONDKU 1.E1N Otner u nn me n."i.o.v 7 m, .ni. or H0 ner year. The ranch has fair buildings and Is considered one of the best in Central Oregon. The price of this ranch has been reduced to th. small sum oi amono: 14400 down. If more Infor mation Is desired. See my Agent Corner n Foster. Salem. Ore. b2o7" 88 A. farm, fine level land, all In cult. Fair set bldirs, about 2j n. in i.omj. fine location, sacrlflc. 5000; jO0 ??wn u .tA.v and enulnment. uood ' new bidgs. Fruit, lots timber. Spring" crcelta" M500. Take residence 6-ROOM bungalow, furnscc. bullt-ln. r ' .... ...... .onon. conn down. large U,NKA MAHSTER3 212 GrayBldg. BY OWNKR, Phone 24o:M. 64 DRY WOOD: FTre. oak, ash, old fir. mill slab, any length. Also plainer wood at $4 per loud. Harbautth Fuel Co. 2 bits, west of bridge. Welt Sa lem. Day phoue 3449; pile 1010. ee266 port WOOD HAW1NQ Call ZANDER. 3405M. e'0 WOOD, L. C. Kelly, WOOD SAW1NQ. PHONE 1131 ni-inn ifij.Irl, nlrl fir S7 rp rnrd Phona S6F33. ee'257 FUOM timber to you. Phons 3"3B- ORDEI your wood now. Best lfi-lnch inhitle slab wood mixed at Cobba & Mitchell CO.. $a MJ pei cora irom cki Plume 613. 4B S 12tb St. ei FOR SALE POULTRY AUSTRALORP cotkerel for Siile. baby chiok got from OoUdard In April. B Tucker. Kt. l. -turner, iwe. Phone 3520M. 2 MODERN store room, heated. 461 Front St- J" PKRSONAL LOANS on salaries, furniture, care, endorsed notes, repayable 1-20 months. Sorrow lately from Saltmi own and largest t nance company, tjuicn ana awtw se rrlce. Lteensed by state GENERAL FINANCE CGT. 2nd floor Ut Nati Bank Bldg. Pbone 1200. Office hour 8:30 to 6 P m. r PATTOM apartment, down town dis trict. Nicely furnished, private bath. etc. Pot inspection Call Pat ton's Book store. j FOR RENT, newly reuornted house. $:!750. Close In 208 Nor Lb Uberty St Phone 1S64J I PIANOS. Phonographs and sewing machiD for rent. B L. 6UC Furni ture Co. y LOST AND FOUND LOST Friday evening In North Salem, Auto connectliitr rod. 455 Marion. Phone 2247. Reward. k253 PARTI KS taklnn a'trlcvcles from Hovt street Saturday are known. Unless they are returned at once to 390 Hoyt St . aftlon will be tsln. k253 MISCELLANEOUS CLEAN YOUR FURNACE: Our vacuum svst.pm riimlnntPK dust and oot Phor.e flarj Rofv.-liraucll Co m2M BORROW money on your personal propaity. Pay back tn monthly Installment. WILLAMETTE LOAN CUIV&HI IJenwd bv Statst $05 Bank of Commerce Bldg. r NOT U K Sealed bids will b received by the County Court of Marlon County and the County court of Clackamas Coun ty, through trie Oregon State Highway Commission at th Multnomah Coun ty Court I ouw, Portland, Oregon, at 10 o'clock a jn Thursday, October 30. 1930, for the construction of a concrete bridge over Pudding River between Marion and Clackamas coun tiea about three miles east of Hub bard on Market Road No. 0 In Mar loo County and County Road No. 441 In Clackamas County, requiring ap proximately 800 cubic yard of exca vation, 2-'00 lin. ft. piling. 440 cu. yds. concrete and 70,000 lbs, metal miiforclnii. Plans, proposal blanks and full In formation for bidders are on tile with the clerk ot the County Court fo Mar lon County at Salem and wltn the Clerk of the County Court of Clack' am tut County at Oregon City, or may I be obtained at the office of the State Highway Commission. Salem. Oregon, upon making a deposit of $5.00 lor each set. No bid will be accepted unless ac companied by cash, a certified check or a Diaucrs uona ior in nuuuu. equal to not Ipsa than five pee cent oi the total amount bid. The County Court reserve the right to reject any or all bids or to accept the bids deemed best for the afore mentioned counties. U. o. BOYfc.it, county cierc Marlon County. Ore. Mulkey Urges Grave Of Senator Baker Be Moved Here, Marked k t.Ip.1 that tVm crave of Edward Dickinson Baker. United States senator from Oregon who was killed at Ball's Bluff early in the Civil war. be moved from a neglected spot In San Francisco to in rate cap- MONET to loan on real estate. Priv ate money, lowest rates. T. K. Ford First national Bans. r- LOAN8 ON AUTOMOBILES Contracts 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. V.'e bandl our own paper. EIKER AOTO CO. Corner Liberty and Ferry BU. Phone 121 Saietn. Ore. BUSINESS Opportunities NOTICE OF Ml WtlMI OF OU-ILC i mM lit IIMI. aiiwi NOTICE IS HEREBY QIVEN that FRED J. SCHWAB, a the duly ap pointed, qualified and acting execu tor of the last will and testament and estate of JOHN SCHWAB, deceas ed, baa duly rendered and presented jot settlement ana iuta in mt luuih; Court of the State of Oregon for the County of Marlon a final account of his sdmlnlstratlon of said estate, and that Friday, the twenty-fourth day of October, 1030, at the hour or ten uut o'clock in the forenoon of said clay. at the courtroom of said court in the Marlon County Courthouse In the City of Salem. County of Marlon. Bute of Oregon, have teen duly fixed and nrv.tntri hv nnlri murt aa the time and the place for the hearing of ob jections to said final account and tne settlement thereof. Dated and first published the twen ty-third day oi arpiemoer imju. JNYtiS.?. fn?sSrw FKED J. SCHWAB s Executor'of the tn lncoiooratft mv business for tu00. This ha paid net. better than 25 onW chw b on $5000 In last year and Is growth a r?i good. I will sell 40 for $2000 to 1 or L?"" ST' more parties. IX Interested write 110 care journal. uuai Last Will and Testament and Estate i. ueceascci. rson. Attorneys for Executor. Sept 23. 30; Oct. 7. 14. 21 DIRECTORY REAL ESTATE WANTED market poultry, any kind, auy time, any quantity. Phone 1331-2 leees H;i'rhery f SNAP IN 10 ACRE TRACT 4 miles out, close to highway. All In bearing prune and walnut. Price for short time only. 81100. Worth $2500. LSO N. CHIL1J3 CO.. Realtors 320 iitato Street. Phone 1727. n IIELI WANTED WANTED: prsctlral nurr.e, Christian Hclentm ior maternity cuss. t. j- . Capital Jinirrml. g2S6 : WOMAN to work lew hours per week toward rent of dose lu housekcepum room. Phone 1 175J. j1! WANTED experienced collectors. Give site, qualification1., relereucea. Box 17rt Capital Journal. g251 $l2lioT$40O0 year. Government Jobs. Men. women. 1,8-50. Steady work. We coach you for coui.ng examinations, full particular and list position free. Apply Immediately, box 171 care Cap ital Journal. K'l SUBURBAN HOME S acre with 7-room modern home, priced for quick sale at $4200. Will accipt small home or vacant lots as part. SEE Mrs. EMI with I.EO N. CHILDd CO.. Realtor 320 State Street. Phone 1727. n WE HAVE a 5-room house, basement and furnace, price $3000; with $L400 encumbrance and will trade ior va pnnr Inf Will exchange 40 clear acres, a Salem home mid securities for a farm. 100 acrcA stocked and equipped worth si nonu ior lmnrovea email iarm. A very cood o-room house for $1500, easy terms. McaiLCHRlST & PENNINGTON 209-10 U.S. Bank b!dK. Phone 140. n SITUATIONS WANTED EXPERIENCED woman will do house cleaning 3d and 40c per hour. Uo) South I3tli,- h253 RETAINED ludy would like position with congenial people that are inter ested lu occult. Bjx 1S2 Capital Jour nal. "252 CAPABU3 woman wants work, any kind, by hr. or week. Phone 2741. h253 YOUNO lady wants typing or general tiffice work. Bjx 177 Capital Journal. FOR SALE Miscellaneous 100 POUNDS Onlona. delivered In Sa lem ' ftonejorders134l' 5. ciM VF.TCH and oats mixed right for sow ing $2 60 per cwr'.. B. Bowman, near FlnzTr ataVlon. Phone 78F12. c2oJ BED davenport, Kroehler Pia"0,J.rdJ machine, beautiful gas range, and other furniture. Very reasonable. Ph. 2403 J; 360 N. Capitol. FOR SALE Eastman plpeleas furnace In excellent condition. Very reason able, rnoneww. EXPERIENCED mini wants work on farm or would take ranch on share. Box 178 Capltil Journal. h2al HOUSEKEEPER and practical nurse. 1235 North 18th St. Phone 413. Mr. Delia V.irtln. "351 Miscellaneous WANTED WANTED Couple hundird sack po tatoes; couple hundred bushels win ... ...r.i.. .-irfiiarti rim. lHl Journal m " 1253 50 YOUNO Barred Rock hen. Pno"e BOFll. i A aiiiTii wll rlrll.tn-. Bill HortQ IftU. street. Phone 2464J. 125S RED ulcy apple. Klrurs u Bpits. Jon than. Petite prunes 2M,c Ten min utes nortb on RUer road. Pearmlne. c pOWVlt sewing machine. CaU b" FOR KENT 77 ACRES fruit, berrte. large house, barn, pasture. Evenings 393 Church. 353 THREE-room 435 Division. furnished auartmcnt, J256 nun uiaum at.ta hoat HslltS. BUT age. $15 and $20; 1040 Leslie. 1250 CARnOTS $8 ton in field Bring sacks. Job n Henny. Rt. 1. Brooks. ciai CABBAGE, onions, potatoes, feed and table carrots. 2 miles east mile south of Brooks near lW"Ci2" store. Wm. V. Harris. Brooks, Ore. c2j BLUB GRAPES for al $1 per bushel. R, A. West, weU driller. Osrden toad- TOMATOES of good quality at Brown Tent nn Riverside Drive. C-o- 3-ROOM apartment, steam heat, elec, ramie, frigldalr. 55S N. Uberty. J251- SWEET water and Concord grapes f 3c per lb. Puritan Cider Works, West Salem NEW CROP pure Flreweed honey, ptrr i tan Cider Works. Weat Salermc252 PRESH concord and Sweetwater grape juice dally. Puritan Cider Works, Vest Ralem Phone 2374J. caiJ TO LEASE 10 acre poultry farm: re- quirea to auj j i.u To buy and 3 year lease on a fine river oowom pisce, u m WW HAVE TO LEASE I 5-room moder;. house 1 0-roor.i moder.v furnished .... 1 5-room modern home Also 15 houses $20 and Up. ANDERSON RUPERT 169 s. High sr TirroornirlMn nrir ovn brand OI House Paint "Busco," $1 P' tal-j Ion during October. Also ooors. ' rnAtinn nnriniahwi f limit tire, mould- Ing. shingles, lath and lumber at low est prices. BuuainK ouij - - Front St. Phone 487. c2$2 TWO excetlent White Rotary sewing machines at $35 eaen. so aown, mnnlhlf Pmt SIQO tWO Ver SCO. White Sewlne Machine Co. across from Elslnore theater "&1 APPTTO unrl MI1tlM SOC SOd UP. One mile Wsllsee road, box 45. Pbon OF2. Brine boxes. Pratt Bros. cl67 apples. Cottage and Hoyt. 2535W. . GRAPES Sc per lb. at Ptank e flne yard. you pick them. Ph. 51F23. c3al AlllfKT new ITnlversal KS range, also few other piece furniture. Pnone noon nrarentjin aooles 60c; pears. kraut cabbage, tomatoes and grapf" at Thompson stand, v- nine Taclflc highway. Phone 1856. C251 GOOD upright pUno $100. CaU 1361 RELIABLE music house baa Just re-ni-m ii anit-ndid Ptano In thla ter ritory and are holding same In stor age. Tills ptano can be purchased for amount of unpaid balance and very liberal term. New piano guarantee mil be glvn. Write this paperbos 17 easi SWEET Water grapes 2C pet lb. Wm Stooldwrd. Wallace road. MM FOR SALE LIVESTOCK two young Jersey cow, fresh. 3rd house east of Turner. 253 REGISTERED Jeraev bulL 16 month. for sale. Best of breeding. For further Information Inquire Field Baaiey. Phone 20.321. e25fl NEW 3-room nicely furnished bunga low. Phone 2024J or 1947M. J-53 CH1MM Y 8WELP FURNACES and chimney cleaned and repaired by expert furnace man. I use steel brushes and a vacuum cleaner, five years experience. Call 2838J. Q260 HICVCLI.S LLOYD B. It AM ti DEN, bike accessories and bicycles. 387 Court Btrcet. CHIKOI'OIHST FEATHERWEIOHT Arch Support. Rullrt from vnur lmuresslon. E. W. FieiTe, I O rerry at. uiu rillllOi'KAX TOKS DR. O. L. SCOTT, chiropractor. 25a N. High street. Phones 87 & 2I04J. o DR. H. B. SCOF1ELD, X-ray. Phone 2194. 414 First Nat l Bank Bldg. CAIHSKT WORK JACOB WEIEL. Cabinet work and rellnisnmg. f urniture repairing, rn, 1591, 239 Court fit., Salem. o CONTRACTORS $3800 for fully equipped chicken raiicn. itooa duiiqiiiks. ukihs, ttT. An ideal place to start making money. $3000 for 50 acres fine Btrawbcrry 1HI1U, 43 uuuer t umvit liuii, a iu ucr rh's. Trade for cltv nroDertv. $2000 for 4-rm. modern house, close tn srhnnl. Terms. $t5.8U'J Apt. house In good location. income iyu mornn. rurnuure in eluded. Accept good 5 or o room; house r.s part payment. , RENTALS INSURANCE J. F. ULRICH COMPANY 1 3-35 State St. Phone 1354. n252 FOR SALE: One fine acre and good modern o-r. nouse, ciose m. very reasonable term. Good modern 6-r. house, close In $3200. Terms to suit. For RENT: Good new 6-r. house, two lots, north end. $20. Wanted: Good listings on some small ana large iarm. ,nave some ctian A. J. ANDERSON, contractor, shop. Phone C57. J A. KAPPIIAHN. General team and power shovel contractor, excavating and grading, onice piioiie izw, ues. 124F1L. o LMiltWlNU SALEM ENGRAVING CO. CUtS of all purposes. Tel. 343. 180 N. Commercial street. Kl.l.CTItH AL 811'1'I.ILH HALIK ELECTRIC CO. 337 Court ST. Electric contracting and repairing. Appliances ana fixtures, rnone a. buyers waiting. SQUARE Dl EAL REALTY N. Bank. Phone 470. EXCHANGE Real Estate EXCHANGE Will trade my $Uu0 equity In good 4 -room house In N. Salem for vacant lots or small notice in west saiem. Price $3150. SEE Mr. Ellis with LEO N. CHILDS CO., Realtors 320 State Street. Phone 1727. nn TRADE Have cltv moDertlea to trade lor unencuinoerea moaern nome in Salem. What have you? Boa 180 Cap ital Journal. nn253 won TRADI 122 ACP-E FARM Close to Salem. Stock nd equipment. 7-room modern house, 3 barns, water piped to building. Trade for Salem income property. 107 ACRES 110 under plow, 8-room plastered bouse, large barn and other building?, stock and equipment. Will exchange lor income property. rrrm i .T.rv location Modern 4 five-room apartment house in Portland to trade lor Salem income property. See OEISER with 'ANDERSON Ai RUPERT 103 S. High St. nn251' 5 and 10 acre tracts near Salem, dear, for house equities. 6 acre improved near Salem. Want eastern land. , ' 115 acres improved. 18 cows and equipment. Want larger place, m acre imnroved near Woodburn, Fine Dlace. Owner wants house lb FOR RENT I Salem, or mall piece. acres S miles from Salem, south. a acres near Hubbard improved. Own- end chickens, good Darn wnu lights; H-room pawni J , otxi re condition Owner will rent to good re liable party iot ei """"V" MWtT 3 Room house In Hollywood pmT ftimlsbed. good kitchen stove, bed, mm ain ner month. SEE Homer D. Foster, 370', stat J; t Mr : R ntiit In nnrtlT furnish ed home for clewed car. A bargain for somebody. Surprisingly small pay ments on Daisnce. zjio oioum urBf i rmKhil romfortable room. artlscrot to batn. Oood board, to FOR RENT HOUSES 5-r. modem 268 N. 14th ..... -r. modern. 1585 Ferry St. .. 8-r. new atriftly modern 8-r. nioa. ivs a. uiu - 3l Stste St. Room 4. .. $30 $27 50 $37 50' .. $15 SLEEPINO room close in. heut. teicpnonc Church. Phone 2865M. furnace 655 N. J251 FURNISHED 3-rcom house. 1009 V th. jSl HENDERSON lurnlshed apts. Phone 1005. rJJ 1005. 4-ROOi duplex. Phone 1005. J254 ONE -room prtment. $0 month, m xiunea aaraee. wood, light, water. King- wood Apartments. West Salem. BEAUTIFUL 7-room house cor. Cot tage sndj.nl onj t P h on 355 1 J-)2 5 1 STEAM heated apt, prlrata kwuse. SM n. Cottsge. Phone 3551J. J251 3 ROOM house, 243Q Lee St. PT"?" 355 U. FUtU FOR RENT 9 A suburban home $25 mo. See BECHTTL THOMASOW 341 State St. Room 4. furnished house close in. 575 Marino. Inquire J353 ...i.k 4 hnna a ! in room 45$ Division. J252 For exchanges s?e Mr. Lynch. Tripp or Hogan, 180 N. Commcrclsi BL, Salem. FLEENEIt ELECTRIC CO, Electric lzhtlna fixtures and electric ranges one utfu. en toun street. CUT flowers and floral Dleces. Deliv ery, c. F. Brer.haupt, florist, $12 State street, rnone aeu. PI.IMHING PLUMBING and seneral renalr work. Phone 560. Graber Bros. 154 South Liberty street. GROUND GLASS USED IN MURDER PLOT (Continued Irom pago 1) litis dinner and that found In the slain girl and her lather was identical. Repeated questioning or uie step mother resulted in her constant denials of an Dart in the death of the girl. At tunes tne comaors at police headquarters resounded with her screamed assertions of inno cense a3 the latest grilling contin ued into the early hours Tuesday. Earlier in the night, detectives questioned Douglas Milllcan, 8, son of Mrs. OLoushlln by a former marriage, regarding activities in the O LouRhlln home, particularly last Tuesday night, the nignt De fore Leona disannaared. The boy, the slain girl, Mr. and Mrs. O'Loughlln, Mrs. Marybelle Shannon, a sister of Mrs. O'Lough lln and Prank O'Loughlln, brother of the detective, all were present at the Fort Collins dinner party, BACKWARD FLYING PLANE IN BERLIN (Continued from page 1) Ital grounds In Balem. was made by B. P. Mulkey of Portland In am address Monday night before the Oregon chapter of Bona of the American Revolution. Baker was described by the speaker as "orator, statesman, poet and soldier. -This country now, as never be fore," Mulkey said, "Is In need of such men as Baker at Washington: men who do not cower and crawl. He stood four-square to every wind that blows. There are not many Bakers and Nesmlths at Washing tnn now . few nerhans.' Baker's career was traced from his days as a youthful associate of Abraham Lincoln ana jomuma Trumbull In Illinois, Including the story of tragic frontier politics-In California and his call to Oregon to stump the state for Lincoln. The speaker quoted James O. Blaine as having said that Baker "gained the greatest prestige in the shortest time of all men who ever sat in congress." He was declared to have iw.n the ablest orator on the Pa cific coast, and several nisuwic nrmslons when nil oratory was hmn.ht Into nlar were mentioned. Baker'a grave in Lone Mountain rpmpterv. San Francisco.. Mr. Mul- ki. described as overgrown wiui wmIi ana almost unmarked. A resolution prepared, by Mulkey 17 years ago and introduced by the late John Westerlund, providing that a commission be named to In vestigate into the possibility of re moving the grave to Oregon, still Ilea dormant in the state archives, the speaker said. Alter a dinner at tne Argo res taurant a state meeting of the 8. A. r. was held In the hall oi rep resentatives Monday night. Chief .liistloe Coshow of the supreme court called the meeting to order and Introduced Judge ti. M. lom- linson of Portland, state president, who spoke briefly of the objects of th. sncietv. Porf. H. L. Griffin of Reed college spoke orieny ana Harry H. Hayrres of Portland talk rf on the battle of Yorktown, where Cornwall! surrendered to Washlneton. The Yale Review motion pictures of the Yorktown were later shown. BIRTHS, DEATHS MARRIAGES MARRIAGE I.ICENftEfl Burns L. ChrUtoXferaon, 22 and libel Roumend Chapman, IS, both, route , Salem. Robert Kutb Dyer, route 4. Ssletm and Mary Agnes Hedges. Gardner, Ore. bote, legal. THEO. M. BARR. Plumblnti. heating sheet metal works, 104 S. Commercial street. scavangi:r CITY GARBAGE CO. Prompt service Phone 2290. PIANO TIM R OEO. O. WILL, pianos, phonographs, sewing machines, sheet music and piano iiuoies. tie pairing pnouoitrauua and sewing machines). 432 State SU Salem. Oregon. . STOVLS AM STOVE KLPAIKINO 8TOVES FOR SALE REBUILT and renal red bv exnert. All kind of wov en wire fence, fancy and plain. Bop basket and books, log an hooks. Salem Fence and Stove Works. 22 Cbemeketa St. R. B. Fleming. and outstretched r.eclc running alone;. The advantages claimed for the design are U that it la impossible to nose over when landing because the front wheel beneath the for ward stabilizer Is well In front of the center of gravity, (2) That Is proof against tail spins and 3 that Its brakes can be appued alter land ing with the same abruptness as on an automobile, thus making land Ings on smaller fields possible. WOODS TO HEAD U. S, RELIEF BOARD (Continued from page 1) 3ALEM SCAVANGER. Phone 107, SOOS GARBAGE CO, reliable service. Phones, office 3125; Res. B84J. SALEM GARBAGE CO. for Prompt and continuous service. Charles Sob and can soos. pnone sizs or oaaj TKSsrOKTAT10N tt STORAGE HAULING Quick service day or night. Phone 2967M. o275 CUMMINS St HORTSCH. local and long distance hauling. Phone 3402; Re I29P2 or 1287R. WAT Kit COMPANY OREGON -WASHINGTON Water Serv Ice company. Office corner Com-' tnereial and Trade streets. Bills nay- able monthly, puones s t. WATCH KKPAIRING GUARANTEED WATCH REPAIRING or money back. The Jewel Bos. 17B Liocrty. oaiem. TRRK What have you to exchange for good eastern Oregon farms or for south ern California property? See BECH TEL A THOMASON. 341 State St. Room 4. AUTOMOBILES 28 Dodge Truck S3V00 2ft Ford Bdstr 395 iW 20 Port Coupe 385 00 28 Essex Sedan 315 00 27 Chev. Coupe 260 00 24 overisna oeaan oouu Ford Sedan witn l.uki. eo.vu EIKER AUTO CO. Cor Lib A Ferry St O FOR SALE, privatelv owned 1980 Ford coupe. Real bargain. C41 Room 6. auixiger howl FOR SALE. Oakland roadster and rioartanr; ts.itrin2- 24 models. Both rel buys, gooa terms, ing wwj; avenue. Q- 'Q FINANCIAL LOANS FARM LOANS small exoen P. L. Wood. 341 8tte St. DO YOU NEED MONEY nra tnsan nn tlva stock, automobiles. hotrserioltf goods and other personal property. Terms to suit your conven ience. National Loin. Finance Company I ipantffl hi fitata 419 Bank of Commerce Bid r FEDERAL FARM LOANS F. 1 Wilkinson, U. 8. Bank bldg. I LEGALS NOTirr rramfnatinn for Certified Publte Accountants of. Oregon will be held at Public Library, 1B5 Tenth Street. Portland. Oregon, at v a.m. inurwiy nrl Prlrinw Nnvemher 13 and 14. 1U30. Application must be filed with Secretary on or before November 1. A. R. SAWTELL. Secretary. 318 Plttock Block. Portland. Ore. 251 proiimately 3,500,000 but Mr. Hoo ver does not believe this figure rep resents the actual burden upon the country. The United States. It was con tended, has a normal unemployed total of approximately 1,000,000, con sluing mostly of those who are not without svrne income. Tne census also shows an average of one and three-quarters breadwinners per family so that the total families without any source of income placed by the goremment below the actual unemployed total. The government has extended vir tually ail of Its appropriations for public works, amounting to approx imately $55,000,000, and Is planning to ask congress to permit greatly in creased expenditures so as to give Increased employment. Woods, who also organised, after the war, a committee for placlnc veterans in jobs, Is expected to come to the capital Immediately to under take development of the relief pro gram. He is to work with the com mlttee of six cabinet members and Governor Meyer of the federal rc serve board. NOTICE fUaTiw. rilrln will be received until rVtiihap 9n for txe-vt.lna- and haul ing &00 yards of dirt from Castle U. B. cnurcn. lTtn ana nenrs-. i. iw hiiuu fr ps-ii KiwTn nifn ' 252 NOTIfW. TO fKIIHTORI NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That th unilerfiltrneil K P. Blade has been. by an order of the County Court of the state or Oregon ior Marion coun ty, duly appointed Administrator of the estate of W. B. Slede. deceased, and that letters of administration hare been Issued to him. All persons having claims against1 the) said estate are hereby notified to present the same, duly verified and with the proper vouchers, to the undersigned Administrator t Salem, Oregon, on or before aix month from the date of the first piibllrstlon of this notice; said first publlcstion be ing made this 7tu day ol October, 1930. 1. F SI.ADE. Administrator. i r Df-vrj a at.nrr. fnr the Estate. ' Oct. 7, 14, 21, 28; Not. 4. WOMEN INJURED IN CRASH AT JEFFERSON Jefferson Mrs. Ed Reynolds. aaidtnu of Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Jar man. of Salem, and Mrs. Oeorge Looney of Jefferson, were both bruised and allahtly cut by (lau when the automobile In which they were riding was overturned In ditch about five miles north of Jef ferson Monday evening after It had been struck by another machine driven by Leo Neberfall. of Albany. He took the Injured women to Sa lem. Dannie Reynolds, youne son of Mr Reynolds, was not Injured. The machine was badly damased. eeuttre berths for th. falthfuL' The coincidence of Meier s spon- eorshlp of the power district scheme does not end with converts to the idea of public ownership he has as sembled In his campaign organiza tion, but becomes the more reveal ing as the diversity of Interests of his closest political and business al lies are disclosed. For the published statement thai Herbert Fleiahhacker, principal owner of the Portland Telegram, campaign mouthpiece of the Inde pendent candidate. Is Tl tally Inter ested, as a holder of large blocks of bonds of Oregon Irrigation dis tricts. In enactment of the grange power district amendment the Capi tal Journal has been charged by the Telegram with wilful and mali cious lying to mislead its readers. Under the provisions of the power district act any Irrigation district in the rtate might be Incorporated Into a power district by the simple expedient of arranging for the power district to take up the out' andlng obligations of tne imga- tion district at oar. The history of lust one Oregon irrigation district serves to Illus trate pot only the possibilities for wining out some of the irrigation district losses through operation of the power district scheme but casts some light why Mr, Flelshhacker, his newspaper and lta candidate for governor may be so Interested in having the power bill approved. The third article of thla series, of which this Is the second, will dis cuss the history of some of Ore gon's bankrupt Irrigation projects, the Interest of Julius Meier's chief backer In them and the promises of recuperated losses which the power district bill holds out to hold ers of Irrigation bonds. Br.tt.llB this city October U. Frederick R. Bratzel. Sa, oC Salum rout. 0. Husband of Aiusta' taut er of sirs. Allc. Hooper and 'Haul BratceL both of Balem: brother at Kathrya Brataal ox Hebron. M. D Freda Bratzel of Chtaaso.ni., Mrs. Anna Walter, and PbUllp Bratzel of Hebron. H. Ernest Bratscl of Ha vana. Cuba. Funeral serines. Wed- ucau.r . o ciocc uom id, amen esn Lutheran church. Rev. p. w. Krlksen offlclatlns- lntcrmrat Bel crat afemorlal park under lllrectUHl of W. T. Rlgdoa and Son. BIRTHS Feller To Mr. and Ur, m.-w ler. 345 N. 23rd, a daughter. Marjoclo Louise. October 10. . Varbel To Mr. and Mrs. Jess w. VarbrL rout, a, bos 1 23 A. Balem. a son. Jack Elton. October 18. ETTY THIEVERY WAVE AT CREST (Continued from page 1) and on cash boxes when they can be reached. "The boys seem to gang up, three or four In a gang, and generally In the earlier part of the evening start out to find what they can lay their hands on. "While we are having an extra large amount of trouble with boys this fall, the trouoie wnn gins seems to have dwindled aown ana we are having less than usual. "I can't say exactly what causes this sudden boy gang wave this fall. But one thing, I should say, was that rjarcnts do not watch their boys closely enough to see what they are doing. They say tney are going out to visit at some otner nome ana ao not oo but srjend their time on the streets. Also there are a number of Instances where parents nave thought their boys In school when It developed they were not auena ing at all. "I also want to say that merch ants who cash checks for boys with out knowing exactly what they are doing, are apt to be encouraging them in getting hold of money In a way they shouldn't. Junk dealers also should either desist or be forced to desist from buying articles from young boys. If the boys find they can dispose of their loot to a Junk dealer It encourages them to gang up and engage In petty larceny. "A great many of the boys brought In are good boys at heart They simply get out with a gang and Join In with Its depredations." POWER BILL OFFERS WILDCATTER CHANCE (Continued from page 1) SUNSET GASOLINE AGENCY OPEN HERE Monday morning all retail out- leu o( the K. C. Goodall Distribut ing company, distributors of Sunset gasoline In thla territory, were sup plied with the' new "Power-Plus" Sunset gas. They are starting her with the new winter gasoline at thia time because It features quick start ing without Joss In power. Sunset is merchandised exclusive ly through Independent dealers and while new In this northwest district, the company is operating some sev eral million dollar's worth of pro perties now and more extensions will be made In the early spring), according to Mr. Goodall. CRIME BOARD TO FAVOR MODIFICATION (Continued from page 1) BLAST KILLS 100 IN GERMAN MINE (Continued from page 1) at the pit mouth, crashed Into the depths. Fortunately many of the men working below were able to escape tiirough galleries Into adjacent pits. tions. The prohibition Issue will be met frankly If not sensationally, tt is said, and In a way which may not meet the approval of those who have been championing the dry act. I Modification proposals may be en tertained, but repeal suggestions will not be mentioned, according to these sources. The commission has been working on the assumption Its chief duty was to find out what Is wrong If anything, with the law as well. as enforcement. The matter of prohibition has been thoro.uhgly threshed out among the commissioners and has caused at least one member to offer his resignation Federal Judge Wil liam 8. Ken yon of Iowa, an out spoken dry. His retirement offer te now reported to be In the hands of Chairman Wickersham. Previously, two other commissioners are re ported to have been dissatisfied Dean Roscoe Pound of the Harvard law school and Kenneth Macintosh, Washington state supreme court Justice. However, the retirement of neither Is Indicated. Kenyon Is understood to have agreed to withhold action for the time being. The resignation has not yet reached Mr. Hoover's desk and the White House has declined to discuss It. LIVESLEY VETO UP OCTOBER 30 (Continued from page 1) sional promoters, bond underwrit ers and brokers, for engineers. lawvera. rontractors and the like. To the owners, bondholders and other creditors of defunct Irrigation districts and small private power and water systems Just now desper ately fighting to stave off bankrupt cy, the prospects of transiorming certain losses Into alluring profits through the organizations of power districts cannot be other than at tractive. The combined possibilities of the power district proposal account In a measure, perhaps, for the galaxy of professional plitlclans, public own ership experts and engineers and attorneys, contract manipulators and legislative lobbyists who have rallied to the standard of the Inde pendent candidate and are chanting the praises of the power bill As Oregon's experience with lni tratlon and other special improve ment project has demonstrated, the organization of "districts" pro vide! oos for political pursuaders, Juicy fees for legal experts, richly remunerative employment for de signing engineers, wide margins for bond underwriters, profitable con tracts for contractor and. with the projects completed, comfortable ex- an entirely new water system. The council wasn't In a mood to act on the report and it too was deferred to the date of the adjourned meet ing. Mayor LIvesley s veto of the First Evangelical church building ordin ance, on grounds that It violated the zoning ordinance and that the bill had been passed without a recom mendation from the son Ing com mission, was sustained by the council. The zoning act provides that bidldlnga In a district such as that where the church site located, Marion and Summer streets. shall be 10 feet from the adjacent property line. As the bill was ed It permitted only a tour-foot distance. It was ordered that Insurance covering the municipal airport reduced from $10,000 to 5000, the policies to be distributed among local Insurance agencies. The council approved the construction of a machinery shed at the airport to cost about $229. Two warrant, one for $3000 and one for $3000, were ordered drawn In favor of Baar St Cunningham for their Inventory and appraise ment of the water system. Btnce these cannot be pail until the le gality of the water bond issue established by the pending suit of W. H. Henderson against the city the warrants will draw Interest until paid. BOARD IS SCOTCH Donald The board of school di rectors held a meeting at the home of the clerk. Mrs. Maa St. Helen. Several taprovewientA In the school building were discussed. The board decided to Dlace doors in tne nan at the head of the stairs to help coriseTve the heat This work win oe done at once. Berlin W The official Prussian government press bureau announced Tuesday night that approximately 100 men perished In the disaster which occurred Tuesday in the An na coal mine at Alsdorf. Bodies recovered numbered 35 at the time the statement was issued. At that hour there were approxi mately 60 dead underground and 76 Injured In a hospital. The deaths of four of these Tues day afternoon brought the total to 100. The victims were burled in the wreckage spread by the blast through two levels 1200 and 1500 feet below the surface. Among the victims were two office workers kill ed when buildings above ground collapsed. The Prussian trade ministry dis pelled earlier reports of more serious losses with the explanation that hen the workers who escaped fled from the mine they dashed straight for their homes In their bewilder ment without punching the time clock. The management stated that res cue progress would be alow because the main entrance to the mine had been made Impassable by the ex plosion and that the victims must be carried to shafts of the Maria mine, several miles away by an un derground route. The men still entombed were m the lowest seam of the mine pit and there was danger or water en tering. The work of getting to the men was proceeding slowly because debris and gas. Many miners were believed buried among the debris and it was feared they were dead. The total casualties were still only a matter of estimate. The of ficial figures were lower than the estimate of the Alsdorf police, but doctor at the scene said tney would mount. Many of the injured were suffering from burns and gas poisoning. Authorities were try Ing to obtain an Idea ot the number of men who escaped by sending out radio appeal for men who were working Tuesday morning to report. Heart rending scenes occurred at the pit bead, where the weeping of women relatives mingled with cries from the Injured. Thousands of people and hundreds of auto mobiles arrived at the scene. Fort unately, medical aid and hospltAj accommodations were plentiful. UPHOLD JUDGMENT FOR MALPRACTICE Excepting one defendant, the su preme court Tuesday affirmed a Jury verdict In Judge J. U. Camp bell's court at Oregon City awarding StOOO damages to Nina Wemrtt who charged Drs. Albert Mount, Frank Mount. Hugh Stevens Mount ana Ouy Mount with malpractice. As to Dr. Albert Mount tne verdict waa reversed for the reason that ne was an employe and not a member of the firm. The Dlalntlft charged that sne was Injured by elecirodea applied to her body during an electrical treatment. The court held that a woman assistant to the physicians was negligent and that the doctors were responsible. Woodburn Kenneth Ashland, son of Mr. and Mrs. N. Ashland, who reside east of Woodburn, waa taken to the Salem Oeneral hospital Sun day evening by Dr. Oerald Smith, where he was operated on for acuta appendlcltla.