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Newspaper Page TextPAGE ELEVEN Heaven For A Statesman Will Be A Place Where It Isn't Necessary For Him To Straddle A Fence. CapitaljlJournal CLASSIlltn AIUKRTISINO Hi '-a d.b nr word: On tion, 1 cents; three Insertion B (vnu; one ww S cent; one moiitli 25 etnu: one year pet n.oiuh. t cents; minimum pet nil S3 cents. Not taken em oho ne H lets a rt vert lser hu monthly account. No allowance Cor phone error. Want ad must be In by II a in day of publication. Heal Instate and Auto ads by 7 pan. jay previous to publication. FOR SALE HOUSES t2300 WILL BUY a nicely loomed 6 -room house, full biat-ineut. 2&0 cash, $30 per month. 1500 WILL BUT . o,.mfnrtMhia 4 -room. bath, wood- hou' garage. Prlco Includes pave ment. &Q cash, balance (20 per xno. 6 ROOM MODERN C trner Jot, South Salem, trice cut to a-yoo Spc GEISEH with ANDKHSON & RUPERT 169 8. Hltfh St. . a69 yoit SALE Furnished. Will sell my canity in neatly furnished lour-room bimyulow fur S100 cash. Balance due ai;yu, payable at 920 a month. 345 Suuth 22nd a69 FOKCED TO SELL Rrnl home lor S3200. Well worth 4;()0. Strictly modem, double con structed, 6 rooms, llreplace, furnace, in fiict, everything up to the minute. Double Karatje, lawn, shrubbery, fish pond, paving paid, best residential dist All new homes. Buy for home or nn investment, you can't lose. 6'iciwn only by appointment. Phone 756 or see BECHTEL or THOMASON. 341 State St. Kootn , SALE or RENT: New house, 674 Unl- Vl'lflliy. LiOOa iiuutnj 4iou ii. oui. nu- oilier at 1634 N. 4th. Want offer. f L. WOOD. 341 State St. a 60' THREE WONDERFUL BUYS IN REASONABLY PRICED HOMES WITH EASY TERMS Tmmri!i! noss!s:,lon of u neat 4- room house In East Salem, garage and Toodisheri. choice East front lot. paved -ot. Walks in, lawn ana snruDuery, flowers and fruit trees. Price S1GU0; ,.r,ui, K'jn mid ft2n ner month Includ ing Interest. Will accept good used c:tr or -vacant lot as pure. K..mi.innripm D-room home In North Sniem. Prico reduced from 82100 to $1760 for quick sale, cash $300, bal. easy. If you want a REAL SNAP In ft koine, let us snow you mis uu. A real snap In a 5-room l'2 story house, electric lights, plumbing, gar age raid on pnved street. Renting ior $10 per month. Priced at only 600 for a few days. Cash 100, bal. 15 per month. lot Good Buys In Homes BEE LEO N. CHILDS CO. Realtor! 2t) State Street. Phone 1727. a EXTRA SPECIAL English type house of 7 large airy rooms, oak floors, fireplace, two sets of plumbing, lots of bullt-lns. For mer price 45500. Owner offers this for a few days for only 83950. blE Mrs. Ellis with LEO N. CHILDS CO. Realtor! 320 State Street, Phone 1727. ft' FOR SALE or RENT 6 room strictly modern house. Oak floors, shower, full basement. Garage. 6 blocks to city hall. See J. W. Knapp. Phone l5oa. a" SPECIAL HOME BARGAINS J5250. Modern seven room home, with esist front, fireplace, full cement basement, furnace, garage, well lo cated on N. Summer St. 92250 cash, balance terms. REAL SNAP. 5000. Modern five room home, corner lot, east, irom, me hu iuw structlon, located on N. Capitol St. near Parrlsh school, terms. 2200. Five room plastered home with cement basement, garage, located iinr WncVtlnirtnri school, has fur- nace. laundry trays, 450 cash, bal. $30 per mo. $4200 Late built English style home with six rooms, modern with east front, paved street, $200 cash, bal ance monthly. 3iioo. Late built modern four room home with nook ana large awe Paved street, east front, $100 cash, balance $34 per mo, A REAL SAC RIFICE. IF IT'S A HOME TOO WANT. WE HAVE IT Wnn 1 tVi tlm to till. fiM W. H. GRABSNHORST A CO. Realtors 134 S. Liberty 6t. Phone 515. abw EDUCATIONAL )9nn.ftAonn nr vr Men. women. I8 60. Gov. Jobs. We coach you for early exnms. Writ at ones. Box 304 care Journal. &7j? FOR SALE FARMS f. i nnTTMnp.HP:n TrtACT $2 100 8 miles out on pnved highway, 4014 ac re well fincrd. 4-room house, barn. rrei'k ft nrrr rlrnrfH. bnl. Dasture Slid timber. Hundreds of cords of good wood, A REAL SNAP. Part terms. LEO N. CIULDS CO. Realton 820 State Street. Phone 1727. b' (36 PER ACRE 160 ACRE FARM SNAP All stocked and equipped. 90 a. cult.. 33 a. in crop, 5 a. timber. 55 a. good pasture. 2 sprints, fences good. House, 6 rooms; 2 barns, granary, out bldgs. good Look the valley over and you can't find any other fnrm a good for p.T acre. To see fnrm. SEE BECHTEL or THOMASON 341 State St.. Room 4 b 20 ACRE SNAP Only $75 per ncre. Good soil. 14 a. cult., bal. pasture. Has small 4-r. 1. i. se. barn, poultry house, fenced B'ui cross fenced. Fine orchard about cup nctp. Good road. -Owner in east, furred to sell. Has cut the price to , $75 per acre. Se BECHTEL or THOM ASON, 341 State St., Room 4. b FOR SALE- Miscellaneous Fur SALE, goat milk delivered 25c 2: :l0c come for; 904 Jefferson. cfi9 Tapan gas rnnse. practically- now. Sell cheap. 1740 Waller St. c71 FOrt SALE a few hatchlna ecus. TtbP' Ucst 6 months every year. Flock avrr- nxr ju rgg. w. ijegnorns dc eon phu A K. Brrtirtn ani Riivnr FX. Silver- ton, cD9 for SALE, White Pekin duck eggs r natcntng. Mrs. Boyd Wilkinson, Rt 7, box 73. Salem. Ore. on Sllver- Vn highway. cTO SEWINO MACHINES? Yes we repair them, any make. Ctaarg- vn rrnaonaoio. Bargaiiu in good used machines. pr Sewing Machine Co Ml Court 6! 2000 THRIFTY loganberry plants from young patch, also wild Mt. blerk brry pianu at $25 per thousand Phone 44F13. cfl9 CLOVER, oats and vetch hay, $10 ton. P-ielsen. route B. box 4C Salem Phone 31F13 evenings. c9 NOTE our prices on motor oil. West rn 32c gal . eastern 23c quart. Oa. jjigp Smith St. Phone 3689W. c6 MARSHALL and Number 12 atrawber y Pianu. Rt. 8. box 135. J. E. Whelan CO FaNTrURE, 438 8. 23nd St. Bt RBANK and Netted Oem aeed wfoa floe hundred. Bring sacks. 21P2. a. Cunningham wfltibHALL and Number 13 stmwbtr vianta. Rt. $. box 135. J. E. Whelsn co P.?P, clover hay $10 ton. Toon APPLES delivered. Phone B7F1J. c71 RINOER for -""r'. rnone 3793. C9ft Cir?RwOVE "OLDER Furnaces, 84B raons b&a or liin. e FOR SALE Miscellaneous BALED CLOVER hay. Ph. 31F23. C69 MACHINERY. Stock and eaulnmenL complete for small shoe shop at sacri fice, tig tunic ox commerce. Phone 2100 c NURSERY STOCK MOUNTAIN Brown Marshall and Ore son strawberry plants a 1.50 ner M sacked. Cuthbert raspberry plants $1 per M. Domesticated wild blackberry tips zu per m. Lioganoen-y tips Si per M. fl. p. Matheny. Sublimity. Ph 822 Btaytnn. ; d71 FOR SALE LIVESTOCK $ HORSES, route 4. box 20B. Three miles outh on Jefferson hlway. c71 SOW and pigs, horse. Sam Yungen. 5 ml. north Jefferson, Pac. hlway. e70 POUR Jersey heifers, fresh a short time. M. F. Kephart, opp. store at Macleay. e69 FOR SALE young team of horses; 3 fresh hellers. Phone 70F3. Route 3, box 352. B. Papenfus. eOU SOME choice 2 year old heifers to freshen soon. Phone 50F12. e72 EL. HOY NASH guarantees his horses and cows, ruone wt. facmc highway north. c81 FRESH or springer cows tor sale or trade. Terms u desired. Nelson Bros. market, 185 North High. Salts stable Red Barn. Columbia St. between Front and N. Com 1. FOR SALE WOOD WOOD SAWINO. 2PC2J. PHONE eeHO GOOD SDtlttlna drv 2nd growth lG-ln or 12 -In. ac.25; 1599M. ee73 16-INCH old mountain fir, no knots 6 cord. Phone 2CF32. ec7 10-INCH dry second growth 6 pe cord. Phone 2222M. ee69 WOOD SAWINO. PHONE 1131. ee88 WOOD SAWING. PHONE 1625R. ee87 10-INCH old fir S6. B. Fenwlok. Phone 2471J. ee81 OLD FIR 10-ln. $Q cord. Ph. 19F4. ec81 WOOD SAWING. Phone 1819. Colwell McCracken. ce72 12 AND 16-inch mill and planer wood 95 per cord load from car; $5.50 from yard delivered. Cobbs & Mitchell. Phone 813; 349 South 12th St. ec WOOD for sale, second growth fir de livered 55.50 per cord. Ph. 1637. ee SHED DRY WOOD & COAL. SALEM FUEL CO. Phone 13- V52 Trade St. ee FOR SALE POULTRY CHIX, started chix at Warlners, 216! North 5th street. See them before yot buy. Day old chlx every week. f7 baby CHICKS, custom hatching 3c: started chicks, young pullets, dressed poultry lor sale. MarKet rouitry wanted. Phone- 133F2. Lee's Hatchery. i" BABY CHICKS: White Leghorn and Rhode Island Reds, every week at 2160 North 5th St. Phone 27G0. f75 I-OOK! BABY CHICKS 10C. Pure Hanson and Hollywood White Leghorns. Selected old hens mated to pedigreed males. Order early. Custom Hatching of Chicken and Turkey eggs. Ruby L. Woodward, Rt. ft. box WA. HELP WANTED WANTED solicitors, men and women to work with premium, rast proposi tion. Sec publicity manager, a Commercial, anytime. g69' MEN WANTED: 5 neat appearing and dependable young men, nara wont with good pay for those that are ac cepted. Apply R. 6, 147 N. Com'l. St. 10 A. M. anarp wionaay omy. ELDERLY LADY to do housework in family of four. 1935 N. Front St. y.M SITUATIONS WANTED WANTRI): Plain sewlne. Prices reas onable. 487 N. Winter. Phone 879J. h71 GIRL wants housework. Phone 1292J. n u COMPETANT dressmaker, suit coat making. Phone 1893M. WANTED housework. Ph. 1292J. h6t Miscellaneous WANTED WANTED TO BUY Modern 4 or 5-room bungalow. I hare tm rhnlcp sere and half that I wish to turn In as first payment. What have you? See BECHTEL or THOMA- SUN, i Btate ptreet. WANTED, girl to share apt. Close to statchouse. Box 461 Journal. 169 WILL board 1 or 2 children. Good home. References. Phor.a 2717J. 169 WANTED, used spray outfit, Hardle No. 9 or 13 preferred. State price and condition. J, P. Jungworth, Hewberg. Ore. 1 WANT $1000 class security, nal. private money. First Box 425 Capital Jour 169 J. A. 6 NEED, WELL DRILLER. North 18th St. Phone 2464J FOR RENT FOR RENT: 3-room furnished house, water and garage. Adult only, 351 N. Cottage. J9 TH REE-room apartmeut. Clean, at tractive, heat, light, water. ape. $33. Adults. 475 N. Ccpltol. J74 1 unnEHN furnished apt, neat lisht. nrivat bath. 690 N. Summer Phone 427J. J71 DOWNSTAIRS apartment, overstuff ed furniture 820; upstairs $15; un furnished bunsaiow Furnished house $1 Phone 630 2 -ROOM lurn. apt. main lloor. ug.u. water, garage, pnone iwu, 1290 O..K. rf NICE clean 2 -room apaitmem, nc.u cd and furnished 13. 143 Court s. HASELDORF APARTMENTS, 173 S. Cottfuc. 1. 2 and J rooms iumi. and unfurnisnca J74 FURNISHED heated apartment, 1365 C h em e keta. , J-Li SLEEPING room; ue of kitchen, 372 Nrth winter. . J.'z FOR RENT prn house. 3415W. furnished 5-room moa 1195 North 4th. PonJ FURNISHED apt. 4 rooms, onui g rage. 665 N. Cottage. PhoneejlgJgg T,77T t..n q.mnm furnished apart men Hot and cold tfi JWnft h.th rioe in. no turn- -i. -- D. Hubbard. 116 Marlon. J 70 SMALL lurnuhed houjj J"?""' Tio vice itntlon. 21t and Marfcet. i rUHlI8HED .partmcnt. tu Are olae, kitchenette, aleeplni porcb, !. uh. insj. LI? TOR RENT: House partly lain. niS tJ ind 17tb St.. Modern la tvery m rnnmi. vw FlVaVROOM furnished house, uau i7 BOTBbOM. Steam i heated with hot amvcom w., - Phone 7R. - SEwITdecorated. u'n''ntJ,: aVjjj8th: aoow. US. PURNISHED apartment, r'"0--'1" m Oa. range. 15 month. Pbone 1076R. mn BrnadwaT. i jrTwmfTTroom r-.rtmeat, UM JOS Chemefceta St. .,. i, M. Cot- 109 I inioVih' Hotel. NICELY furnished room. Cottage. FOR RENT 6 -ROOM house cheap. Phone 2531J FURNISHED apartment, meketa St. 1248 Che m FOR RENT: C-room plastered bunga low. Basement, furnace, stattonar iuus, jirtrpittce, wirea ior eiecino range, gap. i74a b at 17th. jw NICE furnished 590 Union. heated anartment GOOD five-room house, cheap. 434 8. Cottage. In WELL FURNISHED 3 -room UDt. heat 1209 Court. J 69 HENDERSON furnished apta. Phone 1005. J 88 CLOSE IN sleeping room. 444 Boutl High. J70 NICE modern apartment, 050 Center J70 HALIK Modern furnished apartments. 401 front street. Phone l&QHK. y ONE-ROOM and kitchenette apart ment. 1411 State St. Phone 2323 J. J' DESK SPACE, office room, light, heat. water and phone. Inquire room 200. atu state street. PATTON apartments, down town dis trict. Nicely furnished, private bath, etc. For Inspection call Pat ton' Book store. 1 THREE garages for tent, CAwa town section. Phone 901. j ) PIANOS, Phonographs and sewing machines for rent. H. L. Stiff Furni ture Co. J FOR RENT. Sleeping rooms for gen tlemen. 205 Oregon Bldg. J MISCELLANEOUS HEATING Healthful warm air heat engineered Into your home. Furnace repairing. Estimates furnished without obliga tion Call 2961J. m69' REAL ESTATE INSTALLMENT ACREAGE $50 down and $10 per month will buy 10 acres oi line stvawoerry iana, an Dlowed ready to nlant. Located 8 miles from Salem on good gravel road. Electric power line. An excep tional huv. 81XS0. $1000 down will handle 10 acres with good -room nouse. Dasement, wa ter system. ball and toilet, station ary tubs: flrenlace. located on elec tric power line, good barn, chicken house, family fruit. 3 acres prunes, 1 acre of filberts, all cultivated. If you are looking for a bargain, let us show you this place, price aauuu. $50 down and S25 ner month to In clude Interest at G, will buy 5 acres with new house, good well, Located close to Garden Road. Best oi soil. Price S2200. $25 down and $10 per month will take r,n exceptionally line o acres on Oardcn Road, best of berry soil. Price $1250. $25 down and $10 per month will buy eight-tenths of an acre of full bear ing cherries located south Just out side of the city limits. Price $650 Int. 6. $25 down and $10 per month will buy 1 acre full bearing apple trees and In first class condition, close to city limits. Price $550. Int. 6T. $25 down and $5 per month will buy i, acre located In Evergreen Acres, close to Englewood school. Price $500. $100 down and $10 per month will take 20 acres located 10 miles from Salem on good market road. 8 acres of prunes, some fine timber. No buildings. Price $2000. If you are looking for a small acreage truer nn nv forms. SEE W, H. GRABENHORST & CO. Realtors 134 S. Liberty St. Phone 615. r HOTlRR and small acreaoo in West lem, clear to exchange for 6-room hniiRP In Riilpm. HOUSE to trade for stock farm not over 80 acres. Good 7 stock to trade for timber land, not too lar out. SQUARE DEAL REALTY CO. Salem. Oregou AN OPPORTUNE TIME to go into the sheep or cattle busi ness. We have a reduced price on 160 acres of land close in. One-half under plow, all fenced and cross fenced. Live water, fair buildings. Make us an ofier. 80 ACRES STOCKED & EQUIPT all seeded, some alfalfa and clover, full set buildings, 9 miles out North, $10,800. r-r rvsv Trt ftTT.VFRTON HIWAY 10. 30 or more acres at 100 to $175 per acre, choice prairie sou. See OEISER with ANDERSON & RUPERT 169 S. High St. n69; iio iirB a, now K.rnnm StrlCtlV mod em home, hardwood floors through out, tile sink, garage and fireplace, and the price Is $30W with reasonable SlTndtd 6-rcom modern home ... Mill fnr nnlv S4500. Modern 6-room home on N. 15th St. English type, beautiful shrubbery and .7 hnmo for nnlv M900. A snlendld 5-room home, very nice and the price Is only $JoW. . ju.,v,ifl fl.rnnm Sir ctlV modem English type home In good locaton or0'lZ in aood location on paved street for only $900; $10 down Bn?. .V, iioToi . PFNNINGTON 209L0 U S. Bajikdg-JPhmieJn 57 ACRES, all In cultivation; Booa nou?e. tofn and poultry houae; good well iamlly orchard and fences: nc Si Walnut, and prune: 80 lllberts. 5f rrs belns prepared Ior Mnvhft- on account oi owner having oth- r intcrcsu will saci-Ilcc mis piui-i: n W-aO, ancl 1000 "1" ha" dcal as ACRES river bottom land: 70 acres in cultivation. lair building". Bood Srccs eome .trawberrlea. Owner 1. 8-year con tract lor f1 US"7 HIV about 17 miles :.ht nf Salem. Will exchaniie Inr amaller tract near Salem. Price . , MnHprn eXCPPt baSC 111 ni IK. Exceptionally KOOd STy it 050 Will accept WM .a down n-.vmcnt and bauncc r ..........-. KcitcS I at "280 N.Wth Bt. corner lot, both sticets WANTED' Good house in North 8a Sm'"?.. h. three 1 "i ,i.ni not necessary. V.111 PA casn up to $1850. What havo you( "17 ACRES' 27 acre. In cultivation; 80 e?rCea mbr.7.lS.hed 10 year, ; Jxchanire tor Salem residence prop. ty or amaii nrn ... . .i.T8t Phone Jll. n1 IO. O. -r . waVrrtDipo-rV TRADE 9 hiii. well located In Sale.n. V.lu. 8000. Want iarm n'r ,-T. . OR - V- ,T. Voorna ad ch.nca tot r.,ht party WWO. ml other out trie llgnta. Ilei Fine Iamlly orcnara. v VSffiT5w. a ORAW orouna wr HVX wveral new modern home, in hill dlatrlcu that can be purcbaart '"TV.?.1 Si vour Iamlly a home alill, prlcea ara right. TWO t-room hou.ea on on. lot. - menta. "n iVjiai Thla will rioora new, garaaea, M2iw. inu wm IVm a home and Interest on mon 5v invited T. location ot property " VKnTe tlSTT JOHII. R.ltor . . jry journal Want Aus 1 io a - REAL ESTATE 10 A. close to Salem. Half In bearing walnuts, halt In cherries. Fine 7 rm. plastered house, barn, garage, chicken house. S6O00. 110 A. practically all under cultiva tion, 2 springs. 4 a. strawberries. 6 rm. ha ns. uood barn and Other bldg. About half In crop. 12.7&0. will consider some ixaae. ID A in variety of fruit and berries), ft rm. house, barn, garage, chicken house, S3 500. strtrtiv modern suburban home. 1 a. ground, electric water system, Frlg- loaire. A reai ouy ai idwu. FOR RENT 4-rm. house, 1 acre of land, henhouse, garage, electric light, about 2 miles j rum nn, wiv. R-rm hmua South Salem, garage. 14, 5-rm. partly furnished house. N. Sa lem, S25. M it 7-rm. N. Salem, V acre land, fruit J. F. ULRICH COMPANY 323 Btate Street. Phone 1354. n71 HEAfj BUYS & INVESTMENTS 75 A. farm, 60 In cult. Large house, barn and out bldgs. Some timber. 30 acres clover, 6 cows. 3 horses, fowls, machinery, crop, $9000. Exchange for city property. 65 A. farm. 50 In cult. Large barn. small house, timber, fine road, ear gain $4500. Take acreage. Good 4-room furnished bungalow. Ga rage, fruit room, aaiuu. Bee us iieiore nnunis. PERRINE & MARSTERS n' a r PITA R.rnnm hniiMP. ItuhtS. water, nn navpmpnt. a fl-lo miles out. Trade or sell with small down payment. Owner. 1219 Huge street, west oa- lem. Call evenins. n69 10 A. very good land near Salem, 3 a. In fruit and berries, balance In cjop. 6-rm. house, woodshed, fruit house, chicken house and barn. Price $4500. Good terms. The Improvements are worth the price. Valley Land Co., 164 N. Liberty. n69 4-ROOM plastered house, 1 acre land, close In, $1650. Owner, Rt. 9, box 163. n69 6-ROOM plastered house In South Sa lem. Price $2500. Mortgage $1600. Ex change equity for car or small house anywhere. Have several large ranches to exchange for smaller places. inn a cms. with house and barn. Run ning water, nearly all In timber, 40 nrrf nlrter. no mortuattc. Will change for acreage close to Salem and assume. lyft Arrea. stocked and eauipped. Good buildings. Mortgage $13,000; Price $24,000. Exchange for Canadian land S. M. EARLE, Realtor 224 N Hieh St. Phone 2242. nG9 EXCHANGE Real Estate nii ahrks North Jefferson on Pa cific highway, sale or trade for Salem me rtdticp itnnn miiimnes. imui u vru . Fruit. E. O. Mills. Jefferson. nn71 TRADE: Good house for Newport pro perty. Large house ior smauer one Close In lot for house, will assume. L. WOUU. 311 state PI. imo- ROSEBURG property for sale or trade for Salem property, write o. oi lom. Roseburg. Ore. nn09 Long Beach. Calif., for Improved stock and grain iarm. j. v. hjvihu. " Walnut avenue. Long Beach. Car nn69 AUTOMOBILES real. BARGAIN. Grab thts Quick lu'jrt Fnr1 Hnadstpr. new ures. new tnn Perfect mechanically, for quick cash sale $60: 541 Mill St. q70 McKay's for used cars with 109a Trtrrl Model A Roadster ... $285 1929 Ford Model A Coupe 325 1930 Chevrolet Coupe 535 1929 Chevrolet Coach 425 1929 Chevrolet Sedan 485 1928 Chevrolet Sedan 395 1928 Chevrolet coach 350 1928 Chevrolet Coupe 360 1926 Chevrolet Sedan 225 1926 Chevrolet Coach 185 1926 Chevrolet Coupe ljf 1927 Bulck Coach 425 1928 Oldsmoblle Sedan 550 1927 Star 6 Coupe 375 noTTm.AS McKAY CHEVROLET CO. .133 Center Street. Phone 1802. q GUARANTEED AS REPRESENTED 1930 Hudson 8 Sedan 11050 1929 Hudson 6 Sedan . 925 650 625 695 495 425 375 325 285 265 250 175 175 146 SO 85 1928 Hudson Brougham . 1928 Bulck Std. 6 Sedun 1930 Chev. 0 Sedan 1929 Whippet 6 Sedan .. 1928 Chev. Sedan 1928 Bssex sedan 1928 Whippet Coach .... 1927 Chev. 3edan 1927 Star Sedan 1926 Hudson Coach 1925 Hudson Coach 1925 Stude Spe. SU 1926 Essex Coach 1925 Ford Tudor 1924 Ford Touring STATE MOTORS. INC. HUDSON--ESSEX 8TUDEBAKER 525 Chcmeketa. Open evenings. q 29 Ford Roadsters aalfi 28 Ford Coupe 320 '26 Ford Coach US Of, nvprland Sedan 80 '27 Chrysler Coupe 285 '27 Chevrolet -lruca -wo ElKKlt At'io .;tj u- FINANCIAL LOANS SALARY AND FTIRNITURl LOANS 5 00 to 300.00. 1 to 30 months to pay. Quick Service. Fair Treatment STATE LOAN COMPANY 212 Oregon Bldg. Und Floor Off. hrs. 10 a m, to 6:30 p.m. Telephone 932 Licensed by btate CONSOLIDATE YOUR DEBTS Pay us at terms to suit you. Automobiles, furniture, live stock and personal property can be used as security. You retain your property. CAIaL WRITE PHONE Our Representative will call. GENERAL FINANCE St ' INVESTMENT CORPORATION First Kstl. Bank Building, Salem, Oregon Ph. 1300. Hours 8:80 to I WK HAVE plenty Of money to loan on farm and Mty property. Low interest rates. Htiriktna Mnrtsase A In vest man I Co Millers Store Bids- Phone raitt. r AUTOMOBILE LOANS Contract! Refinanced. Payment Reduced Confidential and courteous eervlco Get your money today pay back monthly X1KER AUTO CO. p. E. Kker Corner Liberty and Ftrry Bis. di v-mty or UONIY For ft loan on your boom ot to refi nance your present rooricftiv, very low cost, and on long easy terms F. O. DKLANO a.lm fnrMtntatlve of the Btnl. Franklin Savings Loan Aas'n. 10 N. Church, Phone 2830. HAWKINS At ROBERTS, IoC, for City . In.na UalM and AnllJ lOW- Ht avatlnble. ' Prompt service, V) Oregon bui lain. vw-i VfiTI NUD UONIT BTa Inasn nn tlal atLnrk. aUtOmOBtleS. household goods and other peraonal property. Terms to suit your wui National Loan Plnanoe Company Licensed by Btate 4)0 Bank of Commerce Bid, r FINANCIAL LOANS NO TIMI IS WA8TXO Our rwlc 1 quick, oourtoouft and pnrau on au LOANS 110 to 300 Com. la Phon, or Wrltol BEKKFICIAL LOAN SOCIETY ot OREGON 11 New Bllgb Bldg. 2nd floor All Btat St. Phoao -7-4-0 ILlcuucd to 8lte BORHOW monay on your peraonal property. Pay back In montuUr U- WILLAMETTE LOAN COftSAHl Licensed bv Btaha 60S Bank of Coiameree Bldg. r kaiim f.OANS 64 "i. small ex Dense p It Wood. 341 8tat Bt r BUSINESS Opportunities SALE or TRADE, service station, lunch room. Pacific highway, north. Phone 859 WI. DIRECTORY BICYCLE t LLOYD E. RAMSUEN. bike accessor ies and bicycles. 3tl7 court atreet. CHIMNEY HWfcKP FURNACE and chimneys cleaned by expert furnace man. I use steel brushes and a vacuum cleaner, uan aojoj. ooo CHIROPRACTORS DR. n. L. SCOTT, chlronractar. 25fl N. High street. Phones 87 A 2104J. o DR. H. B. SCOFJELD. X-ray. Phone 4i rirst wat i sanifliog. tONTKACIOKS A. J. ANDERSON, contractor, ipen snop. rnone vol. J. A. KAPPHAHN, General team and power shovel contractor, excavating ana grading, on ice pnoni wuw. ites KMiKAVINO SALEM ENOHAVIUQ CO. CuU of all purpoaea. Xel. 343. 180 N. Commercial street. ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES HALIK ELECTRIC CO. 337 Court St. Eleotrtc contracting and repairing. Apultancea ahtl Plxturea. r-none a. 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NAIIUNALi UNION UK IS moUK' ANCE COMPANY, NATIONAL UNION INDEMNITY COMPANY. 70 SURVEYING CREW STILL ON SANT1AM Returninir from the survey of the North Santlam highway. County Jiidre Slegmund, Commissioner Smith and Roadmaster Johnson, who spent the day there Friday, re ported ft small crew of surveyors itlll at worlc to remain on vne joo all summer while construction work proceeds. The county oldcla1 went over the road to about a mile and s half above Detroit on the section where small changes were made In the original survey. These changes do not change the layout much more than 15 fret In any place from the original survey. Roadmaster Johnson stated that while there was considerable snow on the high benches above Detroit, t Detroit and along the line of the survey there Is no snow at all. The Santlam river, however, is reponeo. high In the mountains. While on the trip the officials looked over location of to places where right of way difficulties have developed to be Ironed out In court cases scheduled to be taken up In Corvallls next week. (Continued from Page S) wfll be held April t In the aMaonlc temple. It Is requested mat all at tending make reservations not later than Monday, March M, with the reservation committee chairman, C. Phillip Weeks, telephone 1300W or 187. Mm. Oeorge Pearce and Miss Helen Pearce are spending the week end In Seattle. IMH8I ARMY TO HEAR VETERAN SPEAK MAJOB ANDREW LONEX Major Andrew Loney, retired Sal vation Army officer, U to be the speaker at the Army Saturday night and Sunday mornlliig and Sunday evening, according to an announcement made by Ensign Earl M. Williams, officer in charge of the local corps. Major Loney spent about 44 years In the Army, all of which has been spent on the Pacific coast. He s known In Army circles as "The Irish orator". The major subject Saturday night at 8 o'clock Is "Thinking White", Sunday morning at 11 oclock It U "Holiness" and Sunday evening al 7:30 it is "Pentecostal Fire". Major and Mrs. A. McCurdy. re tired Salvation Army missionary of ficers, will also assist in the meet ings. Major and Mrs. McCurdy spent 16 years on missionary ser vice In India and are now livlnK at Niagara, Ore., where the major Is postmaster. Ensign Williams states that the meetings will be of a superior char acter and urges everybody to come. PENDLETON CLASHES SALEM IN FINALS (Continued from page 1) six foot mark. Graber, Salem cen ter, is the only member of the local team to approach this. Apparently the only hope or tne Salem sauad Is its speed although its defense Is calculated to make the Pendleton squad take to the air. Astoria which was eliminated In the first game of the championship scries by Jefferson last Wednesday, secured sweet revenge ior that ae feat when the Fishers, led by Palmberg. AveriU and Zanklch, swamped the Democrats 36 to 18 Saturday morning. As a result of this win Astoria will meet Benson In the consolation finals Saturday night at 7:30 o'clock. Benson won the right by outscorlng the Baker Bulldogs in the second game of the sunrise series Saturday, 28 to IS. The Democrats appeared listless while the Fisher, scenting victory capitalized, on every mlsplay thelr opponents made. Tne noy irom down the river took an early lead and Increased It as time passed. During the final period It became a rout as Coach Warren's gallop)!.' sharpshooters potted basket after basket. Baker put up a more determined fight against Benson but to no avail. With McLean, the speedy forward of the Techmcn running wild, the Portlanders had matters virtually their own way. Coach Scott's boys kept pasting away at the backboard but the ball wouldn't go through. The enlarged capacity of Willam ette university's gymnasium Is ex pected to be packed to capacity long before the starting whistle at 7:S0 o'clock. The place will hold approx imately 3000 spectators. Friday night's crowd which wit nessed Salem's deleat of Benson, was the largest to attend an ath letic meeting in the gymnasium. The faultless handling of the crowds and Hie dispatch with which the games arc staged, ha.-, won for Coach Keene and his assistant Les tle Sparks, the praise of all those who have attended. Friday morning's scores: ASTORIA (36) FO FT PF Palmuerg, f 5 0 0 Bergstrom, I 4 a .2 Aver ill. c 3 2 1 Zanklch, g S 0 1 Makcla, g 1 0 2 Totals 1 6 JKl'I KKSO.N (18) Clausen, f 3 0 1 Hcrgert, t 0 0 0 Folen, c 1 0 3 Penn, g 3 0 1 Brown, g Ill SJolander, f 0 0 Tlchenor, c 3 0 0 Woodman, g 0 1 3 Totals t 3 9 Referee, Jackson; umpire French BAKES FO FT PF O'NrU, f 3 0 1 Shea ley, t t 1 Hddy, 3 1 McKim, g 1 3 Blgley. g 0 4 Calder, f I 0 Nobacb, f 0 0 0 Hubbard, g 0 0 0 Totals 7 10 BKNMON McLean, t t I 0 Cox. f 0 0 1 Welckmann, e V 1 0 Helaer, g 3 0 1 Courtney, g 3 3 1 Welse, f 1 0 1 Woldt, e 3 0 o Manns, t 0 0 0 Total 12 4 4 Referee, French; umpire. Jackson London's oldest police veteran, M Klnsev. recently celebrated his one-hundredth birthday. BOWLES TELLS OF FATALSTABBING (Continued from paga 1) of Miss Louck were fixed on htm from where she sat behind the bat tery of defense attorneys. Cross-examination of Bowie was started just before the noon recess, Prosecutor Oeorge Mowry framing his questions In a vigorous way. Bowles, who under the question ing of his own attorney, was poised and calm, became slightly antag onistic ae Mowry began. Hlllsboro. Ore., (ffv-Nelson C. Bowles, 84, Portland millionaire, took the witness stand In Washing ton county courtrhouse here Sat. urday to defend himself against a charge ot murdering his wile. Every seat In the courtroom was taken and throngs packed tne cor ridors. Bowles and his former secretary, Miss Irm Loucks, 28, are Jointly accused of stabbing to death Mrs. Leone Bowles. 34, prominent in Portland social circles. The defendant was entirely com posed as he took the witness chalrr. Facing him. behind the battery of defense attorneys, was Miss Loucks in whose apartment. Mrs. Bowies died last November 12. The defense contends that Mrs. Bowles kiuea herself when she discovered her husband's unfaithfulness. Bowles and Miss Loucks were with her when the knife blade plunged Into her heart. STORY OF LIFE Under direction of John Collier for the defense, Bowles told of his youth, his business affairs and his home life. He was born, he said. In Vancouv er. Wash.. 34 years ago. He attend ed school in Seattle, went w me University of Washington, and later to Dartmouth college. In 1918 ha worked for his tamer, the late J. O. Bowles, wartime ship builder of Seattle. He enlisted In tlie army and was stationed at Camp Lewis. After the war he en- raicd In tne wnoiesaie piumuuiu business in Seattle. He came to Portland In 1932. He was Interested in several large companies here. Ha married Mrs. Bowles In iiuu. In 1026, the defendant testified. "sr-rlrain differences" arose In the tumilv Questioned as to where the fault rested. Bowles said "probably more mine than hers." Me saia con ditions grew worse as time went on h. tried to make tnings Dciter out was unsuccessful; during the past two or three years he had Been away from home ft great deal. BOTH UNHAPPY In the summer of 1930 he re turned to his wife In an attempt to harmonize their differences, he aRid. He remained home weex, ne said neither he nor hi wife was hnnnv. RO he left. Howie, said he gave his wife $550 a month. Three servants were at her command. He said he paid most of the house bills. On last Armistice day, he said, he went to Miss Loucks' apartment aobut noon. They had lunch and drove to a promontory near the city. On this hill. Bowles said, they mthered their letters in bundles .nrt humeri them. aoTeelnK to dis continue their relationship. He said this was done at Miss loucis re mieat On November 12, the date of his nir.'a death. Bowles testified, he .t t. his office at a. m. He fminii . tint, from his wife, asking blm to call. A moment after read ing this note, he said, he received a telephone call from Miss Loucks. tellilnrr him Mrs. Bowles was at her apartment, and asking him to come at once. He sold he left immediately. ARKF.D FOR D1VORCK when he entered the apartment his wile was seated on the daven port. He sat down beside her. Miss Loucks sat opposite mem ui rhfiir. H said ha asked his wife why she had come there, and expressed regret since "It would only make trouble Mrs Bowles asked for a divorce, the defendant testified, and Bowles said he told her It was "entirely im to her." While they sal mere h. utri his wife asked lor two drinks ot water which were pro vided. I asked Miss Loucks, wno w in the bedroom or bathroom, to onme out and- tell Mrs. Bowies what we had decided me day DC f-e she told my wife we had de lerniined to end our affair. Mrs. Bowles said 'there's only one thing left to do. I'm going to matte my life over again.' I said 'What are vou going to do?' She replied 'I'm mine to net a drink.' "She then went Into the kitchen through the door near the bath room." Tr.l.LS OF TRAGEDY Bowles testified his wife had the habit of drinking water very fre auentlv when excited or upset. Bowies said he remained on the davenport. He could sec part ot her bodv. he said. She seemed "rather motionless" Bowles thought, and stood there longer than he thought necessary "I started out," he testified. "At Uhe same time Miss Louck got up and started through the dinette saying 'Is there anything I can do for you?" "Just as I reached my wile, she turned, toppled and fell I may have touched her I don't know. She rolled over on her back. I saw the knife. I saw what had hap pened. "I smtd. 'why In the world did you do thing like thlsl' "She said, 'Oh, I don't want live.' . WITHDKKW KNIFE t took the knife and threw toward the aink. I thought ot call ing the emergency hospital. I ask ed Miss Loucks to look up the nusi ber. While she was doing thla, called and asked to be connected with the emergency hospital. "Just then Iieone said, 'not the emergency call Dr. Cooper.' "I called Dr. Cooper (Paul B Cooperi and asked him to come RADIO PROGRAMS SATURDAY KGW 820 Kilocycle 0:00 Orchestra e 00 Araos n Andy - 8:16 Circus 0:00 Minstrels ISO-Suotllght Review KEX US KIIOCTCtftl 0:00 Religious concert 0:30 Studio 10:00 Sunsblne hour 11:00 White Wizard 12:00 Midnight Revellers Kan Francisco, HGO T90 Ella. 0:00 Adventures of Science 7 :00 Orchestra 8 IX) Amos n' Andy 8:16 Circus 0 :0O Minstrel 9 jo spouigbt Review SUNDAY KC.W K0 Kilocycle 8:00 Concert 10:00 Benjamin Franklin pro. 12:00 National Youth confer, 1 :00 Dr. S. Parks Cad man. 2:00 National Vesper 3:00 Catholic hour 4 :30 Concert 6:16 Playlet 7:45 Sath Parker 8:45 Piano 0:45 Book chat 11:00 Organ kt:x 1180 Kilocycle 8:00 Organ concert 8:19 Funny papers 9:00 Tenor and soprano 10:00 American Legion 11:00 N. W. trio 11 :30 Oregon Rambler 12:00 Orchestra 1 00 Family Altar 2:00 Juvenile orchestra 3:00 The Song Bag 4:30 Sunday school 8:00 Orchestra 9:30 Tucker's band 10:00 Beach Comber dan Francisco, KtiO 79S Kile. 6: IS Vocal and orchestra 7:45 Beth Parker 8:15 This Amazing Universe 0:45 Readers' Guide 11:00 Orchestra BIRTHS, DEATHS MARRIAGES PCATII9 Richardson At the residence. 943 Center street. Charles S. Richardson. 65. Survived by two children, Orvllle Richardson ana Mrs. uerenine lhck. both oi Eugene. Funeral services Mon day, March 23, at 1:30 p.m. from the chapel ot W. T. Rlgdon and Son. Rev. p. l-Avuin. oiuctsting. interment Belcrest Memorial park. MARK I AUK LICENSE Clyde Q. Swan. 61. and Ktta Beedle. 49. both of Lyons. OBITUARY WILLIAM 9, W A RON IF. ft Wood burn Funeral services for William J. Waninler, who died at a Salsm hospital Thursday, vera held from Ht. Luke's Catholic church In Wood burn Saturday morning at 10 o- clock. Requiem high mass waa con ducted by the pastor. Rev. J. K, Ruhis, assisted by St. Luke'a senior choir directed by Frank Dubois, Miss Let a Ntbler presided at the organ. Pall bearers were friends from St. Louis. Lnterment was tn St. Luke's cemetery. Warti liter was 77 years OI an ana had resided In WoovVmrn for a num ber of years, He formerly lived near St. Louis. Surviving relatives ara his wife and two sons, Joseph who restdrs near St. Louis and Uenry ui Detroit, Michigan. , THOMAS LORENZO I.AWSON Mill City A larxe number of friends gathered at the Church of Christ Thursday afternoon at S o'clock to Eay their last respects to Thomas orenzo Lawson. who passed away at a Portland hospital Monday morning. Rev. A. C liatres, pastor oi tne local church was in charge of the service and a minuter from Portland deliver ed the sermon. Mrs. Lloyd Punlvaa sang several solos and waa accoai- ptunea at ine piano oy aara. r. w Kerby. interment was at ins nimcw cemetery, the Odd Fellows lodge waa in charge oi tne services at uie cem etery. L.awson was oorn in ityi county. Mich., September S. l&oB. He spent the first au years of his life In Mich lgnn, then coming as far west as Col orado. Five years later he was mar ried to Emma Bceler and to thla union seven children were born, of which three are living. In 1803 Lawson moved to Salem and lived there for two years, then moved to his farm nome near uaies war he has spent the rest of his life. He was a member of the Adventlut church and one of the charter mem bers of the Odd Fellows lodge at Gates. Lawson leaves one son, Ervtn Law son of Kiatnsth Palls; two daunhters, Mrs. Mud Funk of southern Calllor nia, and Mrs. Florence Simon of Gates. IIKNRT C. WEHiKSnoitF Mt. Ana-el Funeral services for Henry C. Wentondorf. 77 years of age, who died lure Muuday morn tun. wa held in the Lutheran church Thurs day afternoon nt 2 o'clock. Rev. I. Dubberfuhl officiated at the services. Interment was in the Lutheran ccm- We-Htendorf. a pioneer firmer of ttilt district, waa born November 18. let."., in Bl'tndorf. Germany. He came to this cou u try in the early ttu's, settling In Chlc.igc From there he went to Miilholin. Neb., where he married Misa Caroline Retiring, on October 17, 1H84. yhe preceded him in death ten years ago The Westendorfs moved to Mt. Annl In 1!9 where Mr. Westendorf purchased a farm where he lived tin til his death. He was a prominent and suecejtHful farmer and was sec retary for the Lutheran congregation for a nprnxl mutely 30 years. He Is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Anna Hug of Mt. Angel; four aona. the Rev. Henry Westendorf of Wen, Idaho: Krneat and Martin Weaten dort of Mt. Angel, and Iter. John Westendorf of Vancouver. Wash. The pallbearers were William Hug. Edward Hug. Peter Roster. Louis Renin, Leonard Palk and Albert Faik. Boston. (IP) A total of UMl persons either lost their waj tar be came financially stranded In Boston last year. Thai number of appeal for aid wm received by the Travel ers' Aid society. The New York Yankee ball club, which finished third last year, play ed to 1.500.000 fans In home fmea right away, that Leone had had a swrious accident. I pulled down the sweatier and looked at the wound. It was a bad cut but It dklnt look serious. There wasn't much blood. I looked at the knife to see If t could Judge how far It had gone. I hoped It hadn't reached the chest cavity. Howies then told of carrying his wife to the bedroom wltere Miss Loucks and he applied wet tow lea to the wound.