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Newspaper Page TextMONDAY, JUNK 13, 193'.! THE CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM. OREGON Crooners Should Take Ether Instead Of Going On It. CapitalJJournal CLASSIFIED ADVEBT181NO KATES: Rst per word: Onl insertion 1 emu: three insertions 1 nts: on. w.ek S cent; oil month as cent: on year per rnnnth. w cenu: minimum per ad 36 cent. Not taken over -prion unlet advertiser bu monthlT account. No allowance lor hon error. Want ad mutt be In by 18 am day ol publication. Real Ustst and Auto ad by 1 J, day preilou to publication. FOR SALK HOUSES Vrt have some clone In Prlrtl" Hired low ror quick ale. Ask ua "UJrEc5lNncHILDS CO. Realtor. 820 State Ht. rnoiw Close lu cottage of 6 rooms, aom fur niture, immediate Powf'alon fn" iinl with 300 cash. bal. monthly. VnOTHBII ONE. 4 block of postof rSori house lame lot Only ll 'iiil with 100 cash, bal. monthly. LEO N. CHILDS CO . Realtor. 821 S'ate Pt- rn""" " . . .7-, .". o.onAINfl 200 Late built modern eight-room 1," ,e with hardwood floors, fire place, tile bath, full cement base g,r,n furnace, double garase. sun ro,im. east front, paved. St. Only aiiMi cash bal. 40 per mo. to in- ud. t " worth more money atiiiti Modern up to date late built "five room home with nice lot. dandy yard and ahruba; .450 cash. bal. mm. to be assumed. Located In N. VaSa' Attractive modern 4-room home with fireplace, oak floors, full ce ment basement, furnace, laundry trava garage, paved St. Near school ind bus lines. $325 down, balance ! per mo. to include Int. ttWH) New. never been occupied. 7- ", n" two bath rooms floors, tile bath and dralnboards corner lot. both Bts. paved near school and bus line, extra rood con tructlon. double garace. ONLY 500 down See this BARGAIN TODAY. REAL ESTATE FIRE INSURANCE W H OR.ENHORST & CO llealtors 1 II a. i.ioeriy o... ........ tnij3L.u.i. ...... woofled. city improvements In, fine neighborhood, hardly 1", n.Mes to Sa lem banks. Many cozy home, now building We cooperate to sole de SrSS worries. Tract, $275 up. long terms C. A. Robertson, owner, 1279 irHunorMTor St. S101 :i0 DOWN. $16 per mo. Furnished house, bath, lights. Bje, nice shrubbery, some trees H 200 100 down. $25 per mo. Bungalow oak floor in living room; basement, fur nace, fireplace, 3 beo rooms and sleeping porch, close to bus and school $2150. . J4S0. English style home close In. oak fl.ior in L. and dining rooms. A bed PKiins. tile dralnboarda. wired for electric range iico... ...... ---- shower, fireplace, furnace, garage and paving vu. two down. $35 per mo. An w-to-date 8-room English style home, nice lawn and shrubbery, large lot $3600. MELVIN JOHNSON SKI O. 3. Bank bldg. Phone 671)6. 141 BIX large airy iwim. .i"vis noon, bathroom upstairs and down, lidw. floors, furnace, fireplace, ga I me large bearing fruit trees, house f.iur years old. and near statehouse. can be Dougnt iui --,7 anno on easy terms. You will not Have anorner "P1'"'T ''""'J L' '' ..." 17R s. Hlirh St. a FOR SALE: Good little bunaglow. Will take offer. 6-room house close lu at $1400. Square Deal Realty Co. U. S. Bank Writ a EDUCATIONAL U 3 Government st(iy Jobs. 105- mn ennntVi Man-wnrntn. 18 tO 50. Paid vacation. Experience usually un necessary. Full particulars with sam ple coachinB free Write immiategr. ester. N. Y. $a!41 t-'OR SALE FARMS ' BEAUTIFUL CREEK PROPERTY buy, 3 rooms conveniently arranged and ovenooKing mo w.m, v. many lovely shade tree. Priced at M500 with easy terms, or will accept uood beach property as part. SEE Mrs. Ellis with LFO N. CHILDS CO.. Realtors in nr.t. Rf. Phone 6706. D TWO DANDY RANCHES Priced Kisni ior imuw Sit; Acres good soil, close to Salem, uoaiYiatMi n sated ou pavement and cross roads. ntoaern numc wnu .--nace. fireplace and water system. j-, , h..M iviitltrw hnnw Take good house In Salem part. This Jllli-V tM ftvcu m STOCKED AND EQUIPPED Dandy Dairy Ranch 40 Acres, good soli, modern home, good dairy barn and milk house, (B ttUalfa. This place only 7 milts 9aietn. Will take good home In Salem Of uanaa in eM:nir. 6 EARS & TUCKER 132 S. High St. P FOR S A LE lVliftceUancous STRAWBERRIES 1C lb. You pick them. Bring containers. Take Wallace road and follow signs. L. D. Gibson. WILL SELL 350 shares International Air Brake Control stock at Wc per etiare. po wi mm .. STRAWBERRIES lc lb. in field. Bring containers, Anaresen. w. w, Moor Station, 3 miles north, Pacific hmlmv C145 FULLER Brushes, Supplies. Refills. Ws Polish. D. M. Higbee. Fuller Rep resentative, 160 Miller. Phone 6739 flalem. cUa lc lb. Ernest Werner, near Central CHOICE Mnrshall strawberries lc lb Miie eusb tiicuiw, v .w. v, liiutkl C143 STRAW BERRIES lc lb. in Held. Bring do :. Ea ijraeer. vitdi, VICTOR radio for sale. 10-tube R-33, Vtr-tnr rawauauarl RulinC dUft S76.10 Sold new 178 Terms 5 down. 15 monthly Bee Mr. J ana. tiaa.o iwpi.. Uiill. .tnu C 1 45 STRAWBERRIES prefvsed. any quantl D.trit.n ridtr Wnrti West Salem. C144 TENUIS shoes 39c, all sires. Oreen' tMiim'i nnt. atAr. 940 N. Commer- eial. CI 63 CHOICE Marshall strawberries, mile east Chemawa, 4 cor, C. A. Ziellnskl. C143 STRAWBERRIES In field 21 lbs. or more lc lb. Small qusntitles 2c. Max Woods, a miles east Chemawa, Rt. 0. Box 116. CUI Tn.U'RrRRm lr ner lb In field Brine containers. Phone 14F3. cl FOR SALE LI ESTOCK PRF-SH cow, sale or trade for wheat, J Ultler. Turner. Rt. 2. Boi 73. el41 rpFSH .lorxev eentle work horses. W. H street. 519 N. Front. ' eI42 r.i4NT rkbbiLa 15c ud. 1978 Broad IITTLE PIGS, r.nnev Hnpniere. e!47 FOR SALE WOOD WOOD 6AWINO. PHONE MM. eel49 IHY Mcond erowth. 12 and 10 Inch Rjse Bowman. Phone dOO. 2Q FOR SALE W00I OLD FIR 10-lnch 94.7S. Phone 6401. GOOD lQ'ln. old fir 15.50; best dry io-m secoaa, rnone a. renwic. 4527. ee!47 SHEU DRY WOOD fe COAU SALEM FUEL CO. Tel. 5000, Trade uotiags nr.n pih ls.inoh a5 Harry Thomas. 395 S. 17th St Phone' 5032. eel 57 OLD FIR, knots, second growth, ash. oak. Price right. Phone 3673. eel43 JPTn.WT 1-TT.ARS PTTFL Screened hog fuel, dry second growth nr. oia nr mm diock. ruone ooi. Fred X. Welle, Inc. ee' 16-inch old fir, clear S5.50 12-lnch old fir, clear 15.75 Fir knotts. aawed 5.75 4-ft. second growth fir M-50 lo-mcn second growxn nr eo-vu SMITH 9 RUBENS nervals. Ore. Phone 48F14. ee!43 WOOD 9462 SAWING ROBINS PHONE eel43 $5 cord. Macleay Second growth, i ft. $4. Call Store 28-F13 eel42 HELP WANTED 10 STRAWBERRY pickers. P. D. Mit chell, RtJTboxMPh AGENTS WANTED MONEY Quickly Raised Introduce new deodorizer block, perfumes bath room; cleans toilet bowl: 35c seller. (sample 12C) epic & span uo., tan Antonio. Texas. gg!41 SITUATIONS WANTED STENOGRAPHER, accurate, efficient, quick needs work. Write Box 444 Capital Journal. h!43 WOMAN with boy 10 wants work of any kind. Will go any place. Alblna Logan. 345 so. winter at. m BILL EMERY Painter, decorator. Material and workmansnip guaran teed. Prices reasonable. Phone 7393. PAINTING, paperhanglng. kalsomin Ing. O. Wiley. B94 South 21st, hMl Miscellaneous WANTED WANTED Electric refrigerator, cheap. Write Box 441 journal. utz FOR first class watch and clock re pairing atv moderate prices go to A. ti, ecnniaer, aoi ouaL ot, iwwu awo. CHILDREN cared for, 35c a day. Mrs. Crec, 1775 Front. 1141 CLASS piano beginning. Apply now. Special summer prices, 23c. Laurell Crce. 1775 Front. 1141 WANTED lea box, Phone 9431. good condition. 1142 WANTED Good young farm team, harness, wagon, mower, rake. Must be bargain for cash. F. A. Tlmm, Rt. 2, Box 84. Turner, OreJ 1141 ALL KINDS of fire arms, watchev old gold teeth and bridges, musical Inst, and Jewelry. Condition no object. Name your price. Relnei'a Jewelir store. 150 N Commercial St. 1 FOR RENT FURNISHED aDartments for rent. close In, reasonably priced. 348 North latn. rnone mm. FOR RENT 5 room house at 2385 State street for $20 per month. Basement, furnace. fireplace and garage. 9 room house at 640 Chemeketa St., best of condition, for 35 per month. Basement, furnace, fireplace and ga rage. LEO N. CHTLDS CO.. Realtors 320 State St. Phone 6708. J 142 MODERN furnished house. 4-rooms and nook. On bus line. 2170 cnemex- eta St. J 143 CLOSE In 6-room, apartment. Phone 6559. J 145 FURNISHED 3 -room cottage, 1195 N. 17th. THREE room .house, furnished. Ga rage, aoa Hooa an. rnone imwo. jua FOR BEST RENTALS Furnished or Unfurnished Houses mrlmnri Sin 19 SIS S2n Btld lin See Bechtel or "Thomaaon, 341 State St. Room 4. J141 FOR RENT on or before June 15. strictly modern furnished. flat, large living rm. oak floors thruout, bed room and glassed-in sleeping porch. Frlgidatre, automatic hot water heat, gardes, attractive grounds. Call at 149 rt. nm t. Kinu uwaiAiKa. j- UNFURNISHED 5 -room house, bullt- 1ns, newly decorated, close In $13 to permanent tenants. Inquire 671 N. Capitol. J 142 FURNISHED apartments, 391 North Cottage. J145 FURNISHED anartment. 340 North J144 Liberty FOR RENT at Newport, cottage, 2 beds and day bed, bath, fireplace, garage and ocean view. Phone 6796. J141 FURNISHED fire room house. Phone 7223. J144' APARTMENT, 3 rooms and bath, low summer rates. Furnished or unfurn ished. 26B North Cottage. J140 SLEEPING room, summer rates, 658 Center. J144 FURNISHED sleeping room. 1310 Mar ket. Phone 9238. J144 ROOM and Board; Apt. 735 N. Com mercial St. J-143 PLAZA APARTMENTS; best In City. Pnmnlt1v furnlahefl for one or two persons. Under new ttfltnagement. Re duced rates. Maid's service, 663 Court St., opposite court house. J-163 HENDERSON Furnished Apartments. Phone 5698. J-143 5-ROOM modern house. Inquire Green baum Dept. Store, 240 N. Com mercial. J 2 AND 3 furnished rooma. 435 Division. housekeeping J143 4 MODERN duplex $20. 051 North Winter St. J141 THREE-room apartment, well furn ished, clean, cool, moderately priced and attractively located, 473 n. Capl tol. J 157 PA7.TON apartments, down town dis trict Nicely furnished, private bath, etc. For inspection call Pat ton's Book Store 1 ONI or TWO room apartment, nicely furnished. 1411 State Phone 9670. I FURNISHED and unfurnished mod ern steam heated apartments. Phone 8490. J 167 RESIDENCE FLATS. These very de sirable e-rm. flats, attractive large light roams, upper glassed-in sun room, furnaces. A real home close In. Rent reasonable Inquire 409 N. High. J 148 FUR Apt. 664 S. Com'l. Phone Sauna Murphy Brown, 8753. J HALIK'S modern furnished apart ments. 461 Jf. Front. Phone 7342. I PIANOS. Phonographe and sewing maehlnaa for rent. H. L. Stiff Pun,;. Uire Co I FOR RENT, Sleeping rooms fa gen tlemen. 306 Oregon Bide I THREE garages for rent, down town BOARD AND ROOM ROOM, a mf.al. araB. Reasonable. 1443 Oak. 1)164 BOATtn R03US. near P. O. 648a. JJIC3 ROOMS near capital. 5 up. Private tutti, boiri phme 3P7 JJ1S0 LOST AND FOUND LOST: BlaTk handbag containing Mit4r. other clothlna snd fifth reel. between Mt. Angel and Xlehatna Sat urday night. Harold Miner, nooa burn. k!43 (ry Journal Want Ads PERSONAL SUNNY five you b duuova Beach. - 1141 REAL ESTATE 9 ACRE HOME SITE Located on main Paciflo highway, close In, some fine timber. This tract la offered at a real Bargain. Price (2000. Reasonable terms at 0 percent. W. H. GRABENHORST & CO. Realtora 134 8. Liberty St. nl4i SNAP: One-half acre good location with city water, gravel St. Price S650. aio down. BIO ner mo. SEE XT TOUAY W. U. GRABENHORST tb CO. Realtora .134 O. Li Deity oi. nn i FIVE YEARS WITHOUT INTEREST 910 down and balance $10 per month wilt handle 10 acres of fine berry, wal nut or filbert soil, all plow land. A real buy at 1250. No Interest for 6 years. Start saving today, an invest merit that cannot fade away. W.H. GRABENHORST & CO. Realtors 134 S. Liberty St. nl41 BELOW VALUE 800 cash will buy a fine 5 acre tract, located on aood road, close to high way, powerllne. R.F.D. 4 miles from. Salem. If you have the cash and want an exceotlonal buy. see this tract. W.H, GRABENHORST A: CO. Realtors 134 a. Li oerty at. mei- ON NORTH FIFTH STREET Five room bungalow with lots of hade. Modern exccDt hdw. floors. Has breakfast nook and dining room. This place sold 3 years ago lor a-isuo; price now $2750 with Unas. COMPLETELY FURNISHED For $3000. 6-room modern bungalow, well located, east front, lots of shade. Furniahlnca Include piano, davenport, electric range and dining set. Some terms. NORTH OF SALEM 10 acres $3850; $650 down, balance terms. Good 7-roora bungalow, fully plumbed water system, electric lights. 0 bearing walnut trees, 160 bearing cherry trees, 360 bearing peach trees, 16 bearing filbert trees, some apples and grapes. This place is priced to sell. SEARS & TUCKER Phone 9629. 132 8. High St. Til41 WE HAVE S clear acres and 2 houses In Salem to trade for small Improved farm near good valley town. A eood 4-room modern house with double garage on Capitol for rent at $43. McGUchrlst A; Pennington 209 U. S. Bank Bldg. YOUR OPPORTUNITY Farms and City Property Foreclosure Prii - - Easy Terraa HAWKINS ; .OBERTS. INC. MortizftT Loan Dent.. 205 vOreBon Bldg.. Salem. n EXCHANGE Real Estate TRADE, well paying service station and lunch room on racmc menwav for clear acreage. Phone 5684. nnl42 Service station, wrecking house, lo cated on main boulevard from Los Angeles to Long Beach. $3700, clear. will tsxa property in vaue; m trade. 4 acres close to Salem. 4 room house, fruit, berries, vlso 5 room house In town. Will trade on service station or anartment house. 2 acres fruit, nuts, small house, lights and plumbing. $2600; will consider car for down payment. 1160 acrea, completely stocked and eaulDoed ranch, well watered, new house, 2 good barns, fine line of stock. A real buy at $18,500. 4 rooms and nook, fully modern, large tot, a-iouu. Terms. 6 room plastered house, f 3od location, nice lot. iuu. terms. J. F. ULRICH COMPANY 325 State St. Phone 8872. nn!42a BEST OF TRADES If vou have a house valued from $1000 to $2500 and want a better home see Bechtel or Thomason, 341 State at. Koom 4. Tney nave moaern iour, live ana six rooms. Bungalows vaiuea $3000. $3500, $4000 and up. nnl41 FOR SALE AT REAL DEPRESSION PRICES $1750 for a good 10 4 acre Improved farm, eood location on naved hiKh- way, only one mile from a town with HIUH BU11CKJU H1UH BttlUUU BUS PASSES HOUSE. 4 room house, elec tric lights, hot and cold water in house. PRESSURE WATER SYSTEM, barn, chicken house, garage, wood- bnea, iruit nou4, iana practicauy all In cultivation and In croo and fruit, one half goes to purchaser, $800 casn. terms on oaiance. HERE IS ANOTHER BARGAIIf FOR QUICK SALE $3000 for a good Improved 10 acre home, only Va mile from Wood burn, good 7 room house, high school bus passes house; electric lights In house ana poultry nouses. Lana an in culti vation, 4 acrea of loganberries. 814 acres strawberries, 1 acre raspberries. family orchard, sranes. cherries. Dears. walnuts and filberts, all bearlna and In fine Shane. Fine cow and horse ana iarm 1001s mciuaea. $iou casn, 6 per cent on balance. $3550 FOR A PRACTICALLY NEW 6 room modern house, CHOICELY LO- CATEu, two miles east 01 saiem, PAVED ROAD. ONE ACRE OF LAND. garage and ELECTRIC WATER SYS TEM, cash $250. good terms on bai FOR BEST OPFERTNOS in small acreage homes, dairy and eratn farms or saiem nomes xor saie or ezenange, SEB WELLS TALL, MAN. 381 State St Phone 3713. nnl41 FOR SALE or TRADE lease and stock 139 acre coast ranch, consider small Place. H. A. Joy. Roselodge. Ore gon. nnl41 EXCHANGE Have clear lot, well located. Trade for beach cottage. Cutler city preferred. Beautiful home, well located. Trade for business, property In Portland or saiem. BEE Mrs. Ellis With LEO N. CHILDS CO.. Realtors 320 Bute St. Phone 6706. nn' AUT0r)BILES WILL SACRIFICE 1925 Model T tour ing, good condition. Cheap. Call 377 South 20th St. Q142 FINANCED STOCK Ford Roadster 26 Ford Roadster 28 Essex Coach '29 Ford Coupe '30 Ford 8edan '30 Chevrolet Sport Coupe . 29 Crevrolet Truck '30 Ford Truck $20 $50 $65 $135 $275 2H3 190 $315 E1K.EK AU1U UU. Cor. Liberty and Ferry St. Sa'tem, Ore.. Phone 4732 q REPOSSESSED AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE Severs! Late Models sll in A-l condition. Terms Trades General Finance Corporation Lot 240 W Liberty St. Salem. Ore, q USED CARS 1931 Early 157" truck. Dual ... I960 1931 1S7 Trurk. Dual 6O0 1931 Studebaker Truck, Duals . 47S 1BS1 Victoria Coup 42S 1931 Chevrolet coup 450 1931 Pordor Sedan 60 1929 Whippet Sedan 219 1939 Model A Tudor 250 Ford T modrla 39 to 85 1931 Deluxe Poadatera 884 TERMS TRADES VALLEY MOTOR CO. Phone S198 Phone 7910 Centr 0t. Lot at Marlon A Liberty BU. q BUSINESS OpporlunillfB CAMP GROUND SITE Located close In on South Commercial street. 114 feet by 231 feet, large house. Offered at a real bargain. If Interested sp W.H ORAHKNHORSTsiCO. Realtor 1.14 8. Liberty Street u!41 FINANCIAL LOANS BGHltOW money on your personal properly. Pay back la monthly la sUiin.ent WILLAMETTE LOAN COUP ANT 1 IcenAed by Stat S04 Bank ol Commerce Bldg. r FINANCIAL LOANS "BELLS OP HARMONY" Heard over KOIN dally ring out a loan service that la rnll. rAallv different YOU GET THE FULL LOAN IN CASH ONLY LAWFUL JNTBltttOi STRICT PRIVACY QUICK AND COURTEOUS SERVICE BENEFICIAL LOAN SOCIETY Of BALEU Room 110 New Bligh Bldg, 2nd Floor LICENSED Bi STATK 518 State St. Tel. $-7-4-0 PERSONAL INSTALLMENT LOAMS STATE LOAN COMPANY. S12 Oregon Bldg. 2nd Floor Corner State and Hleh Telephone 7733. Licensed by Bute 4' FURNITURE AND AUTOMOBILE You obtain a cash loan without fees or discounts at legal rate 01 interest. Loans made aa quicsuy as you require. If furniture or car la not paid for, we will refinance and give you additional caah if vou need It. Renav to suit your convenience. Amounts $10.00 to $1500.00. GENERAL FINANCE CORPORATION A Local company 201 First Nat'l Bank Bids. Ph. $553 Licensed by State. r AUTOMOBILE LOANS ANY AMOUNT ANY TIMS CONTRACTS REFINANCED ADDITIONAL MONEY LOANED PAYMENTS REDUCED STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL NO MORTGAGES P. A. EIKER Loans and Financing Dial 4732 Ferry &. Liberty State License M-U3 r NATIONAL LOAN AND FIN A if CE CO Lionris made on uvestocK, automoouea. household good and personal pro perty. ... an uuaraian uuuaing (Licensed by State) DIRECTORY LLOYD . RAMSDKN. bike le and bicycles. 143 8 Liberty. CH1M.NET M1EKF Furnaces and chimneys cleaned by expert furnace man. 1 us steel brusoea aud vacuum cleaner. Dial 7176. 0168 CHlltOPKACTOBS DR. O. L. SCOTT, chiropractor, 258 N. Hign street, rnones at not. nrjT flowers and floral Dlecea. DellT' try. O. r. Breltbaupt. florist. M titat street. Phone 304. PLUMBING and aeneral renatr work. Phone 6534. Qraber Bros, lit Soutb Lmcrty streee THFfl. U RARR Plumbing, bestln. sheet metal work. 1S4 8. Commercial street. STOVES AND FENCE Repairs and castings tor 1600 store, fence end noats. Reoalr all stoves. B. B. Flemlnc 36 Chemeketa. Phone 4774. WATCH BEPAIUI.NO WILL re:ialr your wstcD resardleas of shsp for 1-QQ plus material. Reiner Jewelry 8 tore, ISO N. Commercial 8t. WATER COMPANY OREGON-WASHINGTON Water BerjJ vice comnany. uxricea corner com mercial and Tad streets. BUI cay able monthly. Phon. 4181; LEGALS NOTICE TO ( KKU1TOKS No. 8145 TW THR COUNTY COTTRT OP THT5 STATE OP ORKOON FOR MARION COUNTY. In the Matter of the I'.state of WILLIAM HENRY BOOT. Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Bertha B. Boot has been appointed by the County court of the Suit of Ore ron for Marlon County, Administra trix of the Estate of William Henry Boot, deceased, and ha qualified as such. All persons who hsv claims against said estate are hereby notified to present tne same, auiy vcn.iru, mm required by law, to the undersigned at th office of Pag and Page. Attor neys. Ladd Si Bush Bank Building, Salem, Oregon, within six months from the date or tne first publication of this notice, which 1 the 23rd day of May, 1933, and the last Is the 20th day of June. 1932. Dated uu zjra nay or aiay, iwjj. BERTHA B. BOOT. Administratrix of the Estate of Wil liam R.nrv Ttnnt nereflsed. PAOE and PAGE, Attorneys for said Estate, Ladd & Buah Bank Bldg., Sa lem. May 23. 30; June 6. 13. 20 NOTICE OF SCHOOL ELECTION Notice Is hereby given to the legsl voters of School District No. 24, of Msrlon County. Oregon, that the an nual election for aald district will be held in said district, to begin at the hour of two o'clock p.m. on the third Mondsy In June, being th 20th day of June. A D. 132, and holding until seven o'clock of aald day. for the pur pose of electing two directors to serve for the term of three years. Voting place: 201 South Commercial Street, (W.C.T.U. Hall l. H. H. OLINOER. Chairman of the Board of Directors. W. H Burghart, District Clerk. June 9. 13, IB BRITISH PROTEST - POLICE METHODS (Continued from p ! Schwarzkonf was asked. This is a matter of opinion," he answered. Miller, telling a story that check ed. said he. Miss Catherine Mlnners and Elmer Johnson went to a dance and restaurant with Violet on the kidnaping night. His story, which shattered the police theory that Brlnkert was the "Emle" witn whom Violet went out, was corro borated by Ml.vi Mlnners. Johnson, who lives at Closter, was to be ex amined today. Only one thing remains to be cleared up so far as Violet snarpe I concerned. Police said they found In her room a number of business cards of a taxi concern Brlnkert used to operate. Bs has denied knowing her. Governor A. Harry Moor was asked whether h mas contemplat ing any action against the police in connection with tne aeatn. "No chance have been made to me," he aald. Trenton. K. J., June 11 P State Senator Emerson L. Richards, re publican leader, today asserted an Investigation of the entire police handling of the Lindbergh kidnap ing case was virtually a certainty. "The Lindbergh case," the sena tor declared, "ha been slaughtered to make a democratta holiday. Commenting on the suicide of Violet Sharpe. waitress In the Fnglewood home of Mrs. Dwlght W. Morrow, grandmother of the mur dered baby, after police question ing, the senary said five major blunders had been nuKit b tot Baby Goes To Jail ;?! A I At.cl.l PrM ?ht When Mrs, Gertrude Cope (seated) was iailed in Fall City Neb. on charge, of destroying property, her even-months-oki Daoy, Donald, went with her. Standing behind them is Mrs youes mower, who alio war tailed. NEBRASKA RANCH WILL BE DIVIDED Keystone. Neb. IP The Jens Sll- lasen ranch, one of the largest In western Nebraska's panhandle, soon may be split up into a number of farms. The suiasen rancn, compris. ing 28,000 acres of land ,or 45 sec tions, was once valued at more than a million dollars. Thousands of head Death of Jens Sillansen put the ranch into the hands of the admin. istrator. To settle up the estate, the ranch may be cut up into smaller tracts and sold. state Dolice and detectives. The blunders he listed were the detention of "Bed" Johnson, Betty Gov's sweetheart: the futile pay went of $50,000 ransom money by Dr. John P. Condon, aged Bronx in termedlary: John H, Curtis' hoax of Colonel Lindbergh and tne ponce; the finding of the baby's body live miles from the Lindbergh estate at Hopewell; and finally, the suicide of the waitress. Richards said he planned no lm- n edlate move to request the gov ernor, to call a special session ot the legislature. A police investiga tion, lie said, would probably be in stigated by the republican senate. Trenton. N. J.. June 13 The mornlrur news bulletin Issued by state nollce Indicated that the in vesication of the kidnaping ana murder of the Lindbergh baby had again reached a dead end after collapse of the police theory that 'guilty knowledge" naa caused me suicide of Violet snarpe. Ernest Brlnkert, New Bochelle ex-convict named by Miss Sharpe, before she took poison, as her part ner on th night of the kidnaping, continued work on his written state ment at the police barracks at Al pine. His alibi has ben corroDor ated. He will conclude his written statement today," Col. H. Norman SchwarzkoDf. superintendent of state police, announced, "and has volunteered to stay at Aiptn unui it Is completely verified." Schwarzkopf aald the police knew of no funeral arrangements having been made for Miss Sharpe, wno was a waitress in the home of Mrs. Dwlght W. Morrow, grandmother of the Lindbergh baby. Telegrams from Detroit, ne said. indicated that no results had been obtained by questioning Harry Fleischer, former Purple gangster who recently surrendered aiur I long police search for him. No re port had been received concerning the examination of Robert Bums, who also Is held In Detroit. London. June 13 (IP) Bitter news paper criticism that New Jersey po lice "third degree" methods had driven Violet Sharpe to kill herself reached the house of parliament to day. Soma members were prepared even to raise the question of repre sentations to the United States gov ernment on the ground that the police had "hounded tin girl to death." Many British newspapers display. ed New York dispatches suggesting that the police methods were re sponsible for the death of the ser vant, in the Dwlght w. Morrow household. 'There Is strong belief In some quarters that an innocent girl was bullied by police Into fair ing her life." a cable to the N"ws of the World said. "Hounded to death" was the title of an editorial in the Laborito Dally Herald, which urged parliament to take up the queston of the Sharpe suicide with the American gov ernment, and said: "A wave of revulsion will quite rightly be started In this country at the disclosure of American police method whereby Violet Sharpe was driven to her death, "The British government should make the strongest representation and demand th most searching in quiries." The Herald said that Frederick ". Socks, laborlte member of the House of Commons, would ask For eljn Secretary Sir John Simon whether representations would br made to the United State. LITTLE NORTH FORK MINING GETS START (Continued from pas 1 Bunker Hill-Sullivan mining prop erties In the Coeur d'Alene range In northern Idaho. The ore has a general average of 37 (4 per oent metal and la found in a vein wider than any known similar vein in the country, mining engineer report Output of the mine has been con tracted for two years and the ore will be trucked to Lyons for ship ment to Salt Lake City for smelting. Open house was held from a o' clock until noon for a general in spection of the mines and ore bodies. Mine ofllciais furnished automobiles to transport the guests to the mine located about a mile above the mill. Following luncheon the concentrat ing mill was Inspected, men being stationed at every piece of ma chinery to explain the functions of each unit. A short dedicatory program was held on the bunker ramp at 1:30 o clock with the In trductlon of each of the directors feature. Upon signal the ma chinery was started and the visit ors permitted to watch the mill in operation, the bunkers, contain ing 3600 tons of ore, having been tilled for the occasion. Less than $1000 worth of stock is held outside the state, it is claimed, and finances for the oper ations were raised in Oregon, chief ly in Portland, with 300 stockhold ers listed. There has been no Ren erale sale of stock and that which has been subscribed has been with out the employment of a salesman, all moneys so raised going back into the development of the prop erty. Construction of a private road nearly live miles King from the ranger station and of the road to the mine was completed at a cost of $26,000. The mine is 28 miles above Mehama and motorists take from an hour and 45 minutes to two hours to reach the holdings because of the mountain road. Men were posted at the start of the private road to prevent any mot orist coming into the mine while the guests were departing and all machines were held at the mine until the last of the visitors ar rived as there are practically no passing points along this section of the road. POLEMAN SPEAKS TO WILLAMETTE GRABS (Continued from page 1) danger from attack but because we wish to back up our opinions. Followinu the organ prelude "Pomp and Circumstance' played by Prof. T. S. Robert and the march of members of the senior class to their seats in the auditori um of the church. Rev. B. Earic Parker gave the Invocation with Rev. M. A. March reading the scrip ture lesson. Tills was followed by a piano solo "To the Sea" by Edith Findley. The Willamette string quartet played "Adagio-E Flat Quartet" by Schubert following tne address ol President Coleman. To Elizabeth R. Ogden went the honor of singing "Farewell Willam ette." Honors and prices announced fol lowing the presentation of diplomas included: Election to Alpha Kappa Nu, Charles Campbell, Doris Clarke, Edith Findley, Lois German, Mar Jorie Hannah, Rosetta Smith, Helen Stiles and Elolse White. Member ship in this society is restricted to the 10 seniors for work and ac complishments or exceptionally meritorious nature. Llla Cation received departmental honors for taking 10 credits of work In excess of graduation requirements and for maintaining a very high average schoUrshp standing. The Joseph Albert prise of t23, awarded the student making the greatest progress toward the ideal in character, service and in whole some Influence was given to Esther Oirod. Isobel Child was awarded the Colonel Percy Willis prize of $25, Miss Child wns adjudged the stu dent who had done the most real good for students in the university by kindness and helpfulness. The J. H. Booth athletic prize, trophy cup, was awarded Percy Car penter. A prize of 110, awarded by Dr. B. L. Sleeves of Salem for outstand ing work in Latin, went to Rowtta smitn. Helen 8tlle was awarded the class of 1910 scholarship prize ot $10 lor tne most outstanding record. The Keycs prizes of 116 and 110 for honors in oratory were awarded Kathleen Skinner and Wesly Roeder, University prizes in extemporan eous speaking were given Ray Larky, Ralph McCullough and Alfred Plet 11a. Senior scholars for next year as announced: Annabel Tooze, English literature; Virginia Durkee, speech; Ruth Love, French; Robert Magln and Rufua Franz, German; Hazel Snyder. Latin; Harlot Adams, ec onomics; Dale Monroe, history; Earl Stewart, political science; Lois Wilkes, sociology; Dena Hart, psy chology; Louisa Sldwell, mathemat Itcs; Brands Savage, Leland Oould. biology; Roscoe West, physics: Alma Wattenberg, home economics; Mil dred Miller and Robert Houck, phy sical education; Frances Laws, mu sic. COIJ.EOE OIKI.S TO FT.T Norton, Muss, (IP) Wheaton Col lege girls hsv organised a flying club. Edna Ftshman, club president, already has secured her pilot's lic ense, and several other students ex pect to obtain their soon. Later the club hopes to own its own plsne, SEATTLE. .K1S MEETING) Seattle (IP) The Seattle Council of Parent-Teachers Association was elated over winning the 193 J con entlon of the organization. Approxl mately 1,000 delegates m-ere exprt ed. There are S0.000 members ot the association la Washington, OBITUARY MARTIM Kl'ERZf lit. Anael Kuntmi mi-v.cn were held Saturday morning ftt B o clock for Martin KueraU. 74 years of ae. torn St. Mary's church with a requiem nig I, uui. KT. riuer Dcnntuo, -. n nfficikttad. Hat died Thursday morning at bis Dome. Martin &ueru was born in Switzerland. September 10. 16&8. Ha cam to tni country m 189.. and first settled In Louisville. Kentucky. From there he and his wife moved to California, where they became acquainted with one of the Pa therm ol at Benedict's Abbey, and soon after came to sit. Angel. For the greater part of 33 years which he spent in alt. Angel, he worked for the Benedictine rsiners in various ca pacities. The last eight years he liv ed with hi brother, having retired from active work. He was burled be side his wife In the cemetery on the hilltop at Mt. Angel collene. Martin Kuerzl Is only survived by his one brother, Ernest, with whom he was living In East Mt. Angel. JOSKPH tKWtUT, JR. Mt Ansel Funeral services were hoiri Rittiirtiaw afternoon for 10-year- old Joseph Erwert, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Erwert, who died un expectedly at his home Friday mor ning. Services were held at 2:30 o'clock from St. Mary's church with Rev. Father Bertnoia, u. . a., omc stins. Interment was in the calvary cemetery. Joseph Erwert, Jr., was born In Glen Ulltn, N. D.. and moved to Mt. Angel with his parents about thre veara sko. He Is survived by 13 sisters and brothers. Pallbearers were Jake Erwert, Jr. Robert Erwert, Alfred Alcher and William Berger. Remains were lu charge of the Unger lunerai panors. JOHN (.KNTKY John Gentry of Vancouver. Wash. former resident of this community, died In that city at Clark Central hospital June 10 following an stuck of Daralvsls. He Was born In Keytt- vllle. Mo.. 70 years ago and came to Oregon when a young man. He was employed In this city for a number ot years as ioremsn in a Dries yarn ownea Dy J. K. cooper, now aeccasea. From Independence he moved to Fi shers, Wn, and two years ago was stricken with paralysis from which he never recovered ana ior me nasi six weeks had been helpless from another attack. Funeral services were held from Knapp's ohapel, Vancouver, Sat urday at .1 o clock, ne is survivea oy his widow. Mrs Margaret Gentry: two daughter! and six sons. They are Mrs. m. Ij. unoraiin. Vancouver, wn.; Mrs. Katherlne Wallen, Portland, Ore Charles L. and John G. of Van couver: Everett of Fishers: Orln of Portland: Henry of Kallaoell. Mont. and Gordon Of Dallas. There are 15 grandchildren and six great grand children. MARTHA PKRBV IIAl'N Alrlle Martha Perry Haun died at th horn of her son here, June 9 at in. ae Ol ttl yeara. aara. naua wa. born Anrll 11. 1851. In Cleveland, o. She 1 survived by one daughter, Mr. Ctna Hanna or Cedar Springs. Mich.. snd two sons, oeorga wngnt rerry or Howard Cttv. Ulchu snd Count Perry of Suver, Ore. Also one brother, Jude Jarvla or Portland, and on sister. Mrs. Eva Plumps or independence. She also leaves IB grandchildren and 13 great granacnuoren, oesiaes nose or xriends. C O. HC'IIKAMM C. O. Schramm died early this morning at me ueaconneas nospitai. aged 7 it years 6 months 9 dsys. U Is survived by his widow, tvfti sons. R. A. Schramm of Portland and A. A. of Salem: six grandchildren, and three sisters, Mrs. ... r. orii ox retiring, Minn.. Mrs. Lena Muthls. New York City and Miss Augusta E. Schramm of ios Angeies. Mr. oenramm was oorn LVe. 4, 1853. In the fall of 1893 he brought Ills family to Oregon moving from Minnesota. He had been a real dent of Salem for approximately 37 years. Seven "yesrs ago last March Mr. and Mrs Schramm celebrated tlielr golden wedding anniversary. Funeral services will be held St 10 a.m. Wed nesday. June 19 from the Clouai- Barrlck fuueral parlor with Rev. B. Earle Parker, pastor of the First af. CTurch, In charge. BIRTHS, DEATHS MARRIAGES HIHTII4 Af Hlat Mr. and Mrs. John Cornutt ars the parent of a girl, bora Thurs day, Junt 0. Rhiw Mr and Mrs. Lloyd Wesver are the parents of a baby girt, born t the Salem Deaooneai hospital. She has been nsmea .uorciis aieu. DEATHS Hrhmmm C. o. Schramm died ear ly Monday morning at the Deaconness hnatnltskl aatTMl IB Vfftrl 6 UlOnthS t dsys. Survived by widow, two sons, R. A. Schramm. Portland and A. A. Schramm, Salem; six grandchildren. and tnre siner. irs. - wi w Fairfax. Minn.. Mrs. Lena Math is, New York City and Miss Augusta E. Schramm, of Los Angeles. Funeral services Wfdnesday, June IB at 10 a. m. from the chapel of Clough-Barrlck company with Kev. B. Earle barker of ficiating. nninrirMartw-Kd ward Brundrldse In this city, June XI. Survived by tne following children: ciyae or oaiem. Htrrv or Fortiana. vieiea 01 roruiiiu, Edward of Corvallla and Mrs. Florence Clark or fort l ana oroiners, n. rtdKO of West Salem and C. P. Brand- ridge of Salem. Funeral services Tues day. June 14 at 3 p.m. from the dis pel of Rlgdnn and Son. Interment 1, O.O.F. cemetery. Blalsdell Mrs. Catherine Blalsdell t the reiildence. 1040 Hunt street, June 11, agd 70 yeara. Survived by huiband, Charles Blalsdell; a aaugn t-f Mn Carol Bsllliiiier. both of S lm. Funeral services from the ehspM of C lough -Bsrrlck company, Tuesday. June 14 at it p.m. witn Kev. mncue. officiating. Wells Rev. Aaron Welts at the res- Irlfnraw SOB North 21t Street. June I'd, aged 73 years. Survived by slater, Mrs. Emms 'lengarnen, rorwana; aa-uvuinr, Mr inn Woodford and srsndson. Wil liam Woodford, both of Corvj.UU. Announcements of funeral later oy the ciough-uarricK company. Terdleck At the residence. 777 Morth Cottage street, Friday, June 10, Henrv Verdleck. sued 65 years. Bur vlved by widow, Margaret of Salem; sons, uuswv n. oi uaiem, nrrmia n. nt Morhi Cnlo.. John C. of Portland: daughter, Mrs. Anna C. Dormnler of Pryden. Wsah.; two grandchildren, Henry and Katherina Donnaler of Dryden: brother. Herman H. Verdleck of Glen wood Springs. Colo.; sisters. Mrs. Katherlne Schmidt of Newgherg, Mrs. Freda Moors of Newberg, Mrs. Elizabeth Smith of Marshfleld. Mrs. Anna Hsmmerlck and Mrs. Christina Smith of O len wood Springs. Funeral services from the ciough-Barrlck compsny chapel. Church at Ferry atreet. Monday. June 13 at 1 n m.. Kev. P. W, Briksen of the American Luthernn church officiating, inter tnent Belcrcat Memorial park. MsKiau.t. i iTsr, tart r:hani N. Meulnner. 31. Sft' lem. and Emma Len Ladd, 24, Sheri dan: Homalne Hathaway, i, UHKiaiia Calif., and Francos Atlce Sherwood, 17 Prnvlr1fnrs. ft. I.: Enoch Dumaa. 34. Oak Point. Wiuih., and Margaret Schrelber. 3i. Oakuale. Wash.; Henry Moll. 2.1. Vancouvrr. Wash., and Hil da Setter, 2J, Uervais. Dull- A marriage license was in. ued Friday to Victor Kutene Mn'oy. 21, laborer, and Nona Jean Wllaon, il, at liOUiS, both ol Independence. RADIO PROGRAMS MONDAY. F. Sf. KGVT XS sUlscveliS Go Tbs Music Doctor, HBO 1:30 Parade of the States, BB0 00 National Rsdls Ponum. HBO g:30 Denl-Tssse Revtit. MBO 7:00 Aanos n Andy. HBO 7:1 8oo.ro, Orchestra, IfBO 1:00 Sherlock Holmes, HBO 1:10 Jones and Hare. MBO :4ft Oinclebeaders. MBO :0ft Utile Srmphoay. KOUO 10 00 Me wi Flashes, NBO 10:18 Oreconlaa Mountaineer 11:1ft RambUne with Allan Mattel 11:3 TUESDAY KCW- 30 Loccera A Contractors 7:4ft Van Don 1:00 Kite trie Circle, NBO 8:1ft LUtl. Orphan Annie. MBO :30 Oreconlsn of the Air :4ft On Wings of Sons. NBO :0ft Tbroush the LookJosOIsM :1S Beautiful Thoughts. HBO 10:00 Martha Meade 10.1ft Art on Trie. MBO 10:30 Woman's Mssssine. MBO 11:30 Us and My Shadow 11:00 Oreconlsn of the Air 13:1ft Farm and Boms Hour, IfBO I 00 World Bookman 1:30 Richard MouUomery 1:45 Olympian. 3:00 Aant Jemima's Songs 3: lft Tea Time Baaaar. NBO I 3ft Wi Salute the Pis. NBO 3:45 Tea Tims Basaar. HBO 3:15 Plsne recital 3:50 Tht Btettblu Bon. NBO 3:45 Oreconlsn of the Ale 4:00 Tessa Cowboy 4:15 Balladettes, NBO 4:30 Little Muilcale. MBO 4:48 Piano Surprises 6:00 Coffee Matinee, NBO 8:30 Id Wynn NBO 00 Dance Hour, NBC 7:00 Amos n' Andy, NBO 7: IS Memory Lane, NBO : 00 Covered Wason Dars :30 The Oleanders, NBO 10:00 New Plashes, NBO 10:15 Oreconlsn Monntalneen 10:45 NBO pros ram 11:00 RambUns wttb Allan Daniels 11:1ft Organ MONDAY. P. ML KKX use xiucrcies 6:00 Calif. Cham, of Cool. NBO :1ft Brick Holloa, tenor B:30 The Slnslng Lady. NBO ft :4ft Dixie Memories. NBO 00 Met the Orchestra, NBO JO Pinafore Tslei :4ft Newacaatln 7:00 Tom MltehelL baritone. NBO 7:1ft Alice OenUe. NBO 00 Road Show, NBO 10:00 The Witch of En dor. MBO 10:30 Around the Network. HBO 11:00 String-wood Ensemble HBO 11:30 witching Hour, NBO TUESDAY KEE lias Xtteercles 7 r00 Morning Serensders :00 Portland Breakiaat Club :0O CroMCuU of the Day. NBC :1ft Strlnc-wood Ettsemble. NBC 0:30 Organ. NBO 10:00 Bluett. MBO 10:30 Hard! (Iras, NBO 11:30 Julia Hares 11:4& Rhythmic Triplets. MBO 13:00 Aeolian Trie, NBC 13:4ft Lady Nest Door, NBO 1:00 Charles Gilbert Sprosa. NBC 1:15 Swanee Serensders, NBO 1:10 Oar den Melodies. MBO 1:00 Ted Black Orcheatrs, NBO 3:30 Music Oarden, NBO 3:00 The Cavaliers. NBO 4:00 Tour Oovernment, NBO 4:30 Mn. Luther Burbank. HBO 4:48 Komanoera, NBO 5:00 NBC ArtliU' Service, NBO ft: JO The Blneinc Lady, NBO 5:4ft Dili Memories, NBC 00 Musical Capers, NBO :4ft NewscstUns 7:00 Tom Mitchell, baritone, NBO 7:15 Popular Concert Hour. NBC OS Dream Sinter. NBO 30-John and Ned. NBO :4ft Hons Lowe, NBO 00 The Story Teller. NBO ft: 30 Walts Time, NBO 10:00 Lakeside Dance Orth.. NBC 10:30 Around the Network, NBO 11:00 Bsl Tabsrln Orel... NBO 11:30 Wltchlnc Hour, NBO TUESDAY KOAC SM Kllsertles 30 Musical Ere Open era :4ft Parm Market Reports 7:00 Records 7:10 Scanning the Headlines 10:00 Home Economics Observer 11:00 British Travel Talk 11:1ft Morning Matinee 11:30 Ortsa 13:00 Parm Hour 13:33 "Orecon Beauty Spots' 13:35 Market reports; veslbef ISO Records 1:30 4-H Summer tkheel Assembly 30 ortao 7:00 Science Mews of the Week 7:1ft Muste ef the Masters r0 Fans Hear 7:4ft Market rsporU; weather .00 4-H Summer School Progrsa SALOONS STOCKED FOR POLITICIANS (Continued Trom pax 1) to b there? And I'm not golnf to frisk anyone for a bottle or go loot tnf around hotel rooms for liquor. A lot of agent feel that way about It." aold Coast srjeakeastes. lust a brief stroll from the Drake bote! where many visitors are atayina;, were thronged today. The fayorite drinking place ot Chicago and Illi nois politicians, a Mock from th city hall, had the latch string out, ENTRANCE PRICE FOR GAMES CUT Worcester. Mass, (U"l A t nlqu example of a student friendship that endured was brought to light here recently. Fire New England physician. Ill Ing In five different communities, held their 32nd annual reunion sine, their graduation from Boston uni versity medical school. Not only hare they met each year since graduation. It was retealrd. but they have maintained a bi weekly correspondence In which each I kept Informed of the doings ol the other four. The doctors are Albert K. Cross of Worcester, at whose home tlie reunion was held, Edwin P. Ruggle of Dorchester, Edwin Burt of West port, 8eth Ames Lewis of Spring field, and Oeorg Rand of Liver, more Falls, Me. Harrlsburg, Pa., (IP. Reports from municipal polios departments to the State Police here allowed 3 .113 crimes in Pennsylvania during April. The reports Included 30 murder cases and W manslaughter charges.