THE CAPITAL JOURNAL. RALEM, OREGON
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iThe Man Without Children Knows How To Rear Them the Same as the Man Without Money Knows How to Invest Money.!
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FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1934
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FOK SALE HOUSES
PC51 SALE: 82250 A very cozy homo
In Hollywood with a living and din
ing room, kitchen, bathroom 1 bed
room and a Murphy bed. with a full
basement, furnace, tray, "replace,
and garage. Paving and taxes all paid.
P. H. BELL, 202 Oregon Bldg. nnn
Phone 8121 a292
7 -ROOM plastered comfortable house
and 2 lots on paved St. Mortgage or
4900 payable $10 a month. Exchange
equity lor unimproved acreage.
250 will buy an equity In 5-room
house In good location, balance ol
$1150 home owners loan payable
E mnM EARLE-E. E ROBERTS
onn m Hloh. Phone 9G78. a293
LOT 50x100. close to school. WATER
and SEWER IN. PAVING PD. $27o
$100 down. , .
Bungalow. 3 rooms nnd nook, bath,
Hants, garage, corner lot, close to
bus, paving Pd. B25; 100 down,
EnVhsEtyle' home, modern thruc-ut.
5 moms and unfinished attic. Holly
wood district. 2050. $300 down
English style home 6 rooms, at 095
j!j summer, hath downstairs, toilet
and lavatory upstairs, tile draln
boards. double garage. $1250 less
than original value.
MELV1N JOHNSON. 725 Court St
Phono 3723 0293"
" REAL HOME BARGAINS
800 all cash, will buy this 3-room
plastered home with plumbing, elec
tricity, parage, paved St. Near Jun-
650 alf'cash, will buy this 3-room
plastered home, modern plumbing,
electricity, garage, located in t West
Salem. See us for BARGAINS.
W H.GRABENHOHST&CO.. HcnUoiw
ihi n T.ihnrtv St. Phone 0408. a203
-TTTTtt. iir-wntrrji;iTT. UTTVR
In North Salem. lA acre on paved St.,
East frontage, 3-room house, Garage
and woodshed. Several choice. Hill
bearing cherry trees. Price was $li00.
For short time only $600, part Terms.
5- ROOM plastered house wltn bulit
1ns plumbing, hardwood floors in part.
Garage, street paved and paid. Pilted
very low at OfiO. part terms.
IMMEDIATE possession of a beautiful
6- room stuecu home, hardwood floors
in part, bullt-lns in both dining room
nnd kitchen, best of plumbing, fire
place, basement, furnace, laundry
irays and garage. A real snap tor $2250
part terms.
CHILDS & MILLER. Realtors
344 State St. Phone 6708
$900 Cash will buy this 4-voom plas
tered home with garage, paved St.,
located at 1345 CrosB St.
1350 Cash. Modern 5-room bungalow
home with basement, furnace, fire
place, paved St. Comer lot, located
at 2190 S. Summer St.
850 cash, good fi-room plastered bun
galow, located at 1272 3rd St., W.
Salem See us For BARGAINS
W. H. GRABENHORST & CO.. Realtors
134 S. Liberty St. Phone 6408. A231
FOR SALE FARMS
FARM SNAP
50 acres, part in cultivation, young
cherry orchard, buildings, some tim
ber nil year stream. On market road,
near pavement, located 12 miles north.
Price 950 per acre. Must be nil cash.
IT'S A REAL VALUE. See
W H. GRABENHORST ft CO.. Realtors
134 S Liberty St. Phone 0468. b293'
190 A. 13 miles from Salem 7-roora
house, otner rmms. reiwB, "
cultivation, 45 In crop, 4 A. cherries,
40 A. timber, a fountain of water,
piped to house and barn. Good soli.
$44 per. A. $1000 down. Immediate
possession.
MELVIN JOHNSON. 723 Court St.
Phone 3723 b292
47 ACRE farm. Reasonable Phone
9360. h2D2
FOR SALE Miscellaneous
GEOGRAPHIC, American and other
high grade magazines bought and
sokl. 447 Court. C207
BIG PIANO SALE, 2nd floor Wills.
Grands and uprights, must go. Ask
Potter. Wills Music S'orc. c2W
PIANO Mahogany case, looks like
.new lovely tcrne. Must sacrifice. Mrs.
Cochrane, 335 South 15th. c2Q4
NEARLY new Vaughn dtagHaw with
two blades. Reasonable. D. M WUzel,
648 South 17th Sc. C2Q2
"RUSS" Woodry auctioneer, buy nni
sells furniture. Residence 1097 Jeifcr-
son St. Phone 3-0-0-0.
FURNITURE. Stoves, Runs. Rorrlger
ators at wholesale plus small commis
sion. Whatever yuu want I can s;ivo
you money If you can pay cash. Why
not Phone 36G8 now lor appoint-
ment? "RUSS" will call. c2t3
, USED 7-tube Phllco cob. radlD Ja-
5!iith'?i4 NjJliBJi: , ca"3
THE'swapaREE is the place to buy
New and Uced Furniture, Ranges,
Heaters. Linoleum. Tools, etc. 474 S.
Com'l. Phone C414. c2;.)5
F N. WOODRY Auction Market. 1610
N. Summer, pays cash for used furn
iture, ranges, heaters, tools, musical
instruments, or what have you? Ph
5-1-1-0. C295J
FOR SALE: Good used tenor saxo
phone and case. Also gold baritone r.ax
and case, like new. Ph. 51 10. c252
GOOD used battery radios. Also nil
electric radios and 2 pianos. Call at
the F. N Woodrv Auction Mkt. f22"
FOR SALE wood range Phone 86F4.
c J 9 2
NEW occa?:onil chairs, vanity bench
es, cr.d tnblrr o'tnrmnv cindle hold
ers, myrtle wood buttons, etc. Inquire
E-.g:e Laundry, corner lGth and C
Streets r306
DELICIOUS" Apples 35c box. Bring
boxra. Gilbert Farm Co.. Eoln. c297
JEBarbcT ShopTHaircuta 25cc303
HAIRCUTS 15c. 20c 303BolTthwin-
ter c3li2
WE SELL. rent, repair and swap cash
reg.swrs adder typewriters Type
writer Ex 420 Court c
CF.DAR roping for Christmas deeora
tlon 5c snd 7c vnrd. Woodward's Flo
wer Garden. Woodburn. Ph Red 81
C2D2
HORSES and MULES bv.'f nld or i
exchange. Commercial at B -imont I
22
For Sale Livestock
GOOD Jersey cow. Rt. 1, Wallace Or
chards. e293 I
5 -GAL. urade Jersey, youim. good test.
Phone days 7870; after 6. 12CF11. 292;
FOR SALE WOOD
WOOD Sawing reasonable. 8230. cefl
ALL KINDS-wood.-Dusl proof coal.
Oregon Fuel Co., 14th and Mill. Phone
4150. '
FOR GOOD WOOD call Burgoyne.
Phone 7200 805 Hood street. ee300
16-INCH old fir $5; 4-foot ash $4.75.
Phone 9785. ce303
BONE dry mlllwood Reasonable.
Phone 5274. ec300
GUARANTEED seasoned wood. Phono
7800. ce'jya
WOOD: Planer trimmings and second
growth Cobbs ft Mitchell Co. 349 S
12th St Phone 7443 ee
DRV WOOD, old fir second growth,
screened hog tuel. Fred E. Wells, eo
SHED dry wood and coal. Salem Fuel
Co Tel 5000 Trade & Cot lane ee
WANTED HELP
THOROUGHLY experienced stenogra
pher and bookkeeper. Glvo experience
in detail. Names of references, your
age. Must meet the public well. In
quire Box 403 Capital Journal. g293
WANTED: Boys and girls, high school
age to earn Christmas money, part
time. Dillon. Capital Press g292
WANTED: Names men, women, 18-50,
wishing steady government Jobs. Start
$105-$175 month. Common education
sufficient Qualify now. Many winter
Salem examinations expected. Samplo
Franklin Institute coach hie Free Es
tablished 1905. Apply today for full
particulars, and list positions. Box 4D0
Capital Journal. g202
MATURED women wanted to repre
sent large corporation In city of Sa
lem and county. Box 399 Capital
Journal. K233
SALESPEOPLE wanted Immediately.
Fast selling merchandise for stores or
house to house. See Mr. Johnson.
BUgh hotel afternoon or evening. g291
WANTED Miscellaneous
WANTED plain and variegated Holly.
Phone 5U38. 1294
WANTED: Second growth fir stump
age. State price, location, first letter.
L. B. Bliven Rt. 2. Wood bum 1202
WANTED: Stuinpage. reasonably close
to Salem, second growth, old growlh,
ash, white fir. 1140 Madison. 1292
WANTED: Walnut meats, any quanti
ty, anytime. State Cafeteria. 1208
FOR RENT
STORE with furnished living quar
ters. Inquire Depot Cafe, 12 St. J207
FURNISHED Apt. on first floor. Auto
matic oil heat. 1411 State. J
FURNISHED sleeping rooms, close In.
Phone 74B0. llit)8
MODERN Fum. 4-room house, IM5
Gaines Ave. 2'J3
FURNISHED Apartment, prlvato bath.
2005 N Capitol J294
tf-liOOM apartment, 112a Broaway.
J291
H-ROOM house garage, 444 North
Winter. J2t)4
FINE large home, 601 Union. J20J
NICE sleeping room. 658 Center. J2D3'
COZY 3-room furn. Apt. Water, heat,
garage. 1932 Cheinekcta. Phono 89113.
J293
NICE 6-room bungalow, 1790 North
Water J2D2
HEATED 3-room furnished Apt. 007
North Capitol. J292
HOUSES, Apts.. acreage. Torrens. Ph.
7807. J308
FOR RENT modern 6-room house,
Basement, garage, etc. $20. Phono
6164. J
VAN ORSDEL Apts. 1710 No. Capitol.
Three rooms modern furnished. J"
DREAMLAND furnished cottages Oa
rage $8 per mo J
PIANOS Phonographs and sewing
machines tor rout H L. Stlfl Furni
ture Co i
ROOM AND BOARD
ROOM, BOAltD, Baraga. 920. 1446 Oak.
MISCELLANEOUS
THE SVVAPAREE, 474 S. Com'l. Buys,
Sella, Swaps iHiylhlliK. Ph. 8414. m'-'!j5
WE PICK up dead or worthless hoi-H-ca.
cows, sheep, Irco of chnrgc. Phnno
4809. m310
REAL ESTATE
LAND BARGAIN
35 acres with about U acres in orchard
and cultivation, balance pasture and
timber, running water. 8 miles out.
Fair barn, old house. Price H7it0; 400
down, balance payable $20(1 per year.
See C'has. Vlck with
W. H. GRABENHORST &z CO.. Realtors
134 S. Liberty St Phono 0408. n203
SPECIAL BARGAIN
In B acre tract, good building, t'.nnn
danco of walnut and fruit trees. line
location, paved road, close to school.
Price for few days only $2500. p.m
terms.
CHILDS & MILLER. Realtors
344 State St. Phone 070B. n
KXCHANGE Rvnl Estate
EXCHANGE
12 acre tract close to eity limits, fnlr
set buildings, suitable for subd.vi-ion.
Owner leaving city will aceppt c!enr
house In Salem as part Price (0',00.
Call us.
CHILDS it MILLER. Realtors
3-14 State St. Plinne CTOf). nn
AUTOMOBILES
REAL USED CAR VALUES
See these brlore you buy.
1 1932 Chrysler Imp 8 Sedan; 6 wire
wheels, good tiro. looks and runs
like new. A real buy.
1 1931 Chev. 6. W.W. Sedan. A-l con
dition. 1 1930 Chev. Std, Sedan.
1 102a Chrysler 75; 6 W. W. Sedan,
trunk rrnjk in re:ii.
1 1928 Durnnt 4 Coach
1 1928 Durant 4 Coupe
1 1027 Clirysier Kondetcr.
1 1920 Chovrolct Sf-tTan
SALEM AUTOMOBILE CO.
435 N. Com'l. Phone 4073
Open Sundays nnd Evenings (i293
GLEN MATH IS USED CARS
260 Court St.
Large Stork of Cars to pick from
?I5 to 9-100. All makes and modoH.
Where your dollar buja the moat, in
transportation.
Low Prices - - Eisv Terms
Open E'-fiirturi ftti'! .Sundays
GLEN MA I HIS
250 Court St. fUm, 0:c, C292'
ARTS USED CAR MARKET
266 N. Church St. Phone 3140
1932
1930
if:;o
If' 211
11 -to
Ford V-8, new rubber .135
Doripe DA Coach 375
Chev. Corli 275
Chev. Coupe 195
Hudson S'tan 350
Chev Sedan 250
Graham Paue
Jewctt Coarh 135
; Cleveland Sedan 105
' Chev. pickup 65
I Dode trii.'k. l:k n"w.
Good rack, rned whel b.ise.
good rubier, only 27.ono
miles on ipedrimeter, for
the low price of 525
these barzalns In order to appre
e then No aismin will nnny
nt vriir home or office 0.292'
iead the Capital Journal Ad
Reputable Salem firms
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Business
Directory
First
AUTO BRAKES
Mllca Panei. 27fl South Commercial, o
AUTO REPAIRING
Ryan's Auto Service. 340 8 High. o
BICYCLES
1.LOYD E. RAMSDEN. bike accaasor
lea aud bicycles. 143 S. Liberty. o"
CABINET WORK
Jncob Welzcl, 230 court street. o30S
DENTIST
DIt. E. DAVIS. 201 Oregon Bldg. Ph.
7133. O303-
ELECTRICAL SERVICE
iinor co TPionri-lo Old Mtnta Rt Wlr
ing. motors, appliance repairs, serv-
ENGRAVING
Salem Photo Engraving. 147 M Com'l.
Phone 5887. o
FLORIST
Adams Florist. 383 Court. o ,
WOODWARD Flower Garden. Plowors;
for all occasions Ph. Bed 81 Wood-
burn. o292i
Lutz Flowers. 1276 N. Liberty. Phone
9592 anytime. Q302
Brelthaupt's Dial 6904. o
MATTRESSES
CAPITAL Bedding Company 4060. 04
PLASTERING
75c per hour. Phone 122P3. o295
PLUMBING
Phone 6594. Graber Bros., 164 South
L.inerty.
ruii-n u rarr Plumbum, hestlna.
sheet metal works. 164 a Commercial
street.
AUTOMOBILES
MCKAY'S USED CARS
FORD Tudor Sedan I 35
Chryslor Coach 65
Star Sednn 95
29 Ford Coupe 145
28 Chrysler Sedan 225
30 Ford Sport Roadster 235
20 Chevrolet Coupe 245
31 Chev. Pickup S.H5
30 Chev. Sport Roadster BB5
31 Chev. Coach, special at 335
31 Chev Coupe 350
32 Ford V-8 Coupe. Alrwheels 0u5
32 Chev. DeLuxc Coupe 445
32 Che. Coach. Trunk 405
32 Clinv. Cabriolet, 13.000 miles .. 465
30 LaSallc 4-pass. Coupe 550
33 Chev. Coupe 565
33 Chev. Coach 505
33 Chev. Town Sedan fr75
33 Pontine Sedan ., 695
TERMS - - - TRADES
Open Evenings and Sundays
McKAY CHEVROLET CO.
333 Center 430 N Com'l.
Phone 3180 C294'
VALLEY MOTOR CO.
Hae a complete selection of late model
V-8 Fords priced bnlow book
to choose from.
Now
1928 Packard 6 Sedan, was $325 .275
1928 Franklin Sedan, was $390 .. 285
1928 Hudson Sedan, was $105 .,. 125
1920 Hudson Sedan, was $100 ... 85
1030 Chevrolet Sedan, was $310 .. 285
1030 Pontlac Coupe, was $286 .. 265
1931 Crevrolct Coach 350
1030 Ford Town Sedan 035
1926 Chevrolet Roadster 40
TRUCKS
1033 Ford Short W. Base $405
1932 Ford, Long W. Baso 125
1929 Ford Short W. Base. Duals . 175
1931 Ford. Gravel dump .i50
1929 Dodge gravel dump 400
1932 G.M.C. 114-ton 425
1925 Dodfte 1-ton delivery 05
See these at Marlon & Liberty
Open Sundays Tel. 7910. S?n4"
GOOD VALUES"
30 PACKARD SMALL 8 $725
Club Sedan, DcLuxo equip
ment. Trunk. 2 tires In fender
wells. New tires. Motor over
hauled. New paint, Cost new
$3300.
34 FORD BUSINESS COUPE 1025
Low mileage, air wheel tires.
Heater and other extras
33 CHEVROLET TOWN SELDAN $595
In perfect shape. Trunk, 2
fender wells.
30 REO 0 DcLUXE SEDAN H50
Overhauled, new paint, 2 tir
es mounted In fenders.
29 HUDSON 6 SEDAN $295
Del.uxe Equipment.
28 STUDEDAKElt VICTORIA . . $105
New paint, A-l mechanically.
27 KSSEX 4-DOOR SEDAN $125
New paint Job,
STATE MOTORS INC.
Hudson-Studebaker Dealers
525 Chemeketa. q
FOR BALE or TRADETa-I '31 CheV
Coupe, for cheaper car. Call 87M3.
Q2it2
1'INANCIAILOANS
AUTOMOBILE LOANS
LOW RATES - - - - LONG TERMS
INVESTIGATE
P. A. EIKER
STATE LICENSE M-157. rfl
6 CITY LOANS 6
$b per month per $1000. plus Interest
Modern homes, well located Strain ht
loans at slightly higher rate
Hawkins St Roberts r
AUTOMOBILE AND CHATTEL
LOANS
1 to 20 months to repay at lowest
possible rates
GENERAL FINANCE CORP
A local corporation
1st Nat'l Bank Bldg Phone 8563
License No e-181) r
FOR FARM loans, both federal land
hank and commissioner Ses Delauo.
290 North Church r
FINANCIAL HELP
For Your
WINTER NEEDS
If money is needed to pay old bills,
purchase fuel or clothing, consult us.
These aro typical needs for which wo
loan up to $300
Come In. write or "phono
BENEFICIAL LOAN SOCIETY
Room 119 New Bllgh Bldg 618 State
Phone 3740 Salem
License No 8-122 t
FE DER A LTa N D BANK LOANS
Room 8 Lndd 6t Uusb Bank Bldg
r318
6 "" F ARM LOANS 6
Flentj ot money for well improieo
farms if amply secured Improve or
buy now with cheap money Ask tut
onokiei "Willamette Valley Farms"
M-iT-yin nrt ?ohrri tnr '
liUSLNESS Opportunities
ROADSIDE Tavern on Paci flc hlgh
wnv, Rfer and dinners Fully equip
ped Sell or rental terms. Box 107
Capital Journal. U293
faSi ffvii XsRiif sios
Scio TtTi annual family reunion
was held December 3 at the E. D.
Myers home. In attendance were Mr
arid Mrs. E. D. Myers, Helen Myers.
Korene films, Mr. and Mrs. Riley
Phelton. Mr. and Mrs Riley Mont
comcry. Mr. and Mrs. Arch Ray. C
A MontRomery, Rom Ray and eon
Jerry, and Cecil Elder.
with guaranteed services
DIRECTORY H
RADIATORS
Radiator repairing and cletnlng. J O
LJiur. jo oiaie eireec. o"
RADIO SERVICE
MOORE'S, 635 N. HlBh. Ph. 7903. O200
STOVES AM) FENCE
REPAIR stoves, ranges, circulators.
Sell new and rebuilt stoves, ranges
and circulators. Fence; posts. R. B.
Fleming. 262 Chemeketa.
TRANSFER
Roimann Truck Service. Ph. 8632 o298
0298
LARMER Transfer Storage. P 3131 o
WATER COMPANY
OREGON-WASHINGTON Water Ser
vice compau?. Office corner Com-
mereini ar.d lYado streets Bills oav-
nble mont.'ily Phone 4181
WELL DRILLING
SILVERTON LODGE
OFFICERS ELECTED
Silverton Albert ReVeal was
elected as consul of the Modern
Woodman of America. Silverton
camp Wednesday evening at the
regular session of the group. A
Joint installation of newly elected
officers with those of the Royal
Neighbors was planned. The MWA
also voted to cooperate with the
RNA members in the second series
of card parties, beginning early in
January for the winter and spring
months.
Other officers elected were A. W.
Green, past consul; Marshall Pow
ell, advisor; t. o. voigamore, cier
Richard P. Larson, banker; Henry
Sprick, escort; Herman Naegeli,
watchman; 6. M. Mcciiing, sentry;
A. W. Green, manager; Dr. P. A.
Loar. physician,
officers anDointod by the presid
ing officer, P. M. Powell, were Ed
R. Adams, special auditor; Clyde
Ramsby, Installing consul; sr. m,
Powell, Installing escort.
Voget Will Serve
Again As Mayor
Hubbard The city election result
ed in the re-election of Garfield Vo-
get as mayor, this being his fifth
term of ofrico, each torm being for
two years. The holdovers are Georgo
Grlmps and John smoinisky. t. u
Mack is city treasurer.
Three N Club Meets
Donald The N.N.N, club met at
the home of Mrs. G. B. Ackerson,
Wednesday. A social time and sew
ing filled the afternoon which clos
ed with refreshments. Present were
Mesdamcs Barbara Poller, Bernice
Hagen, Verna Cone, Ella Poller, Op
al Cone, Echo Carver, Jean Feller
and the hostess. The club will meet
December 10 at the home of Ella
Feller when a Christmas party will
be a feature of the entertainment.
Hazel Green Mrs. Jennie Gilbert,
who is maktng her residence with
the Henry Dunlgan family this
winter, has left for Seattle where
she will be the guest of friends for
the Christmas holidays, returning
some time after New Year's. Mrs.
Gilbert formerly resided In Brooka
where for many years she owned
and operated a large hothouse, sup
plying all the nearby towns with
plants.
LUG A I S
NOTIC I! C1F IID.WMNG
OF ('IN A!. ACI'Ol NT
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON, FOR THE
COUNTY OF MARION.
In the Manor of the Estate of
W W. WALKER. Deceased.
NOTICE ia HEREBY GIVEN that
W. II. Clark, executor of the Estate
ol W. W. Walker, deceased, lias Hied
with the County Clerk ol the titaie of
Oregon, for the County of Marion, his
linai accouni nnn report, oi kucii r.
ncuLor. and that the same has been
net for hear nir n the county court-
house or the atatc ol urrtton in uic
County of Marlon, in the Court House
of said Marion county, in baiem,
Oregon, on tho fith day of January,
1935, at the hour of 10:00 o'clock in
the forenoon of said day.
All persons interested In said Es
tate nie rcuuenled to then and there
appear to show rause. if any, why wt id
final account should not be allowed
niirl tho KxiTtitnr illycharurd.
Dated at Halem. Oregon, this 8th
day or Oeceinbcr, U'.f4.
W. H. CLARK. Executor
Of the Last Will and Testament
and Estate of W. W Walker,
deceased.
W. W. McKlnney. Salem, Oregon,
Attorney for trie Estnte.
First publication of this notice, De
cember 7. 1934.
Lust publication of this notice, Jan
uary 4, 1935.
Dec. 7, 14. 31. 2B. Jan. 4
NOTICE TO ( til. HI KlitS
Notice is herebv Riven that the un
ricrsltfned. hy nn older of the County
f.'nurt of Marlon. State of Oregon, duly
made nnd entered on the loth day of
November. 1934. wan iiDDOintcd au
ministiiitrix ol the citato of DAVID
JACOBHON and that she has duly
qualified as such. All persons havuiK
claims HHninnt snid estate arc henby
notified to present the khiiic, amy ver
ified as reuiilred bv law. at the oIfl"e
of Kcves Af- Pane. 306 U 8. NhMomhI
Dank BulldlnR. in the city or tmicm.
Marlon County. Oregon, within six
months from the date of this notice,
to-wlt, November 16. 1934.
PEARL JACOBSON,
Administratrix of tho Estate of
DAVID JACOBHON, Deceased
Key Se Pnffo, Attorneys for
AdmintNirnirix, auu u. a. ri-ionoi
Bank Bide . Salrm. Oregon.
Nov. 16. 3. 30; LV.C. 7, 11
NOTH i;
The County Court will receive bids
up to 10 o'rlork s m Monday. Decem
ber 10. 1934, for the removal from the
county poor fsrm north of S.ilem of
s barn approximately fifty feet by six
ty feet in dimensions and a silo of
spproximntely sixty tons cnpacity
Material from the structures shall
become the property of the successful
bidder and shall be removed from the
premises by January 1, 1935.
Bidders must state their offer. In
csh for the privilege of removing the
strurturfs Th contract will be given
to the bidder making the highest csmi
offer.
O. O. BOYSR. County Clerk.
. Nov. 23, 30. D0. 7
LESLIE MEMORIAL METHODIST
Commercial and Myers Sts. J. H. Mc
Donald, pastor. Church school 9:45
am. V. M. Sockett. supt. Mornlns
worship at 11 Sermon subject: "Hhe
Could Not Be Hid." Intermediate lea
cuo nt nnd seniors at 6:30 D.m. Praise
service at 7:30. Sermon: "Adventures
with Christ." Prayer meetlna Thurs
day evening 7:30.
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL Lib
erty nt Center. J. R. Slmonds. minis
ter. suiKiny scnooi u:to a.m. worsnip
nt 11. Sermon: "He Made Friends
With His Tmcr."
BETHANY REFORMED N. Capitol
and Marlon Sts. Marion Horsunan,
pastor. Sunday school 10 a.m. Serv
ices nt 10, "The Bridegroom Cometh."
Enpllsh services nt 11, "God Speaks
to Humanity." Special music by male
quartet.
THE CHURCH AT SALEM J. Alon-
onzo Sanders, pastor, 441 Court St.,
upstairs. Sunday services: Bible school
at 2 p. m.; praise service 3 p. m. Eve
ning service 7:30. Evangelist M. R.
Tatman will speak at both services.
Evangelistic services every night at
7:45.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN 0:30 A. M.
church school directed by Ralph Scott,
supt. li a. m. morning worsnip. can
tata oy me cnoir. renuence, raraon
and Peaco" by Maunder. 6:30 p. m.
C. E. societies; 7:30 p. m. evening
praise. Sermon by the pastor. Anthem:
"There Shall Be Night No More,"
Fenrls. Thursday 7:30 n. m. Mid-week
service of praise, prayer and Bible
study. i
FIRST EVANGELICAL Corner of
Summer nnd Marlon streets, Emory
W. Petticord, D. D., and Paul P. Pettl
cord, M. A., ministers. Sunday school
at 9:45 a. m., A. L. L. Thornton, su
perintendent. Morning worship at 11.
Anthem, "Flins Wide the Gates of
Praise," Lane. Sermon: "The Outpour
ing of tho Holy Spirit." Young peo
ple's lengue at 6 p. m. Senior high and
Junior high leagues at 6:30. Evening
evangelistic service at 7:30. Gospel
song service led by Rev. P. Petticord.
Mixed quartet, "Blessed Comforter,
Dwell In Me," Miles. Sermon: "Tho
Day of Pentecost. Bible study and
prayer Thursday at 7:30 p. m.
SOUTH SALEM FRIENDS S. Com
mercial at Washington street, Chas.
C Haworth, pastor. Sunday 10 n. m.
Sunday Bchool. 11 morning worship.
6:30 p, m. Christian Endeavor meet
ing. 7:30 evening gospel service.
Thursday 7:30 p. m. Mid-week meet
ing for prayer nnd praise.
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCI
ENTIST Chemeketa and Liberty Sts.
Sunday school 9:45 and 11 a. m. Serv
ices at 11 a. m. nnd 8 p. m. Subject.
"God tho Only Cause and Creator."
Testimony mooting Wednesday eve
ning nt 8. Rending room in Masonic
temple open 11 to 6:30 except Sunday
and holidays.
FIRST GERMAN BAPTIST N. Cot-
tngo nnd D streets, G. W. Itutsch,
minister, aunciny scnooi u ;o n. m.,
Sum Schlrmnn, Supt. Short English
servico after tho Sunday school. Reg
ular servleo nt 11:16 a. m. Sermon
ton c. "The Most important Prouara
tlon." Choir song. Evening service at
7:30 p. m. Subject. "Walking With
God." Qunrtet. Regular Mid-week
prayer service ac a p. m. woancsnoy,
FIRST CHURCH OF GOD Hood fc
N. Cottage streots, u. T. weal, pastor.
Services II a. m. nnd 7:30 d. m. Ser
mon topic, "Tho Holy Ghost as a
Guide," n. m.: "Tho Holy Ghost ns a
Sacrlflcer nnd Cleanser," p. m. Sun
day Bchool 10 a. m.. lvio Knox, supt,
Prayer nnd testimony meeting Wed
nesday 7:30 p. m. Singing school on
Thursday 7:30 p. m.
FIRST UNITARIAN North Cottnge
and Chemeketa streets, Rev. Richard
son Tebbots, minister. Church school
at 10 a. m. Church servico at 11 n. m.
Sermon, "Tho Church Faces a New
arc." Recognition service ior wir. tcd
hots nt 8 p. m. The public Is invited
to attend.
KNIGHT MEMORIAL 19th nnd Fer
ry streets, H. C. Stover, minister,
Church school at 10 a. m.. C. C. Har
ris, Supt. Morning worship at 11, "O
Little Town or lietuienem. Antnem
"Come Ye With Us To Bethlehem.'
Wlldermere. Young people's sorvico at
7:30. Prof. R. W. Tavonner, assistant
principal of Salem high school. fipeaK
n Anthem. "O Day of Rest and Glad'
nr.is." Adams. Fellowship of prayer
Wednesday evening at the homo of
Mr. and Mis. tiny c. wugent, King
wood, West Salem.
SPIRITUAL CHURCH OF DIVINE
TRUTH K. of P. hall, N. Commercial
hireet between Court and Chemeketa
filroet. F. Gordon Fleming, pastor.
Sunday servlre 7:45 p. m. Lecture.
"Whore Arc Tlio Dead7" Psychometric
messages will follow. Wednesday 8 p.
m All message meeting at I960 Ferry
street.
MARION COUNTY HOLINESS AS
SOCIATION Tho Bflfiocinlion will
hold its monthly nil day meeting in
ihe Nazaienc church on Tuesday. De
cember 11. Speakers for the clny: Hev.
R Stewnrt nt 2:30 o. m.: Rev. Paul
I. Petticord nt, 7:30 p. m. The 7:30
p. m. service will be n rally for the
youns people. Edgar P. Sims is nt Al
pine. Ore, in a convention where he
spOKO ut'tt'innw u aim 1.
fT PAUL'S CHURCH (Episcopal)
Church nnd Chemnketa Streets, Rev.
(ieorge II. Swift, rector. Holy Com
munion 7:30 n. m. Church School
9:45 n.m. Morning Prayer nnd sermon
II n.m. Thursday 7 and 10 Holy Com
munion. CHURCH OF CHRIST North Cot
tage and Shipping streets. C. T.
Hnr inKS. minister. 1309U N. Com'l. St..
Bible study at 10 a.m. Preaching nt
II. Tonu-: "The Blood nnd The Wa
ter." Weekly observance of the lord's
supper. Evening service at 7 o ciock.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Marlon
and North Liberty Sts. Brltton lions,
minister. Bible School nt 0;45 a.m.
1' L'tl DIUI'I, IV1UI unit Hi
ll o'clock. Sermon "The Upward
lOOK. a I r.u. ill, W..'l I' III. nuimnj
i nlng service nt 7:30. Sfrmon "The Ri
me IflP V!MI til vjiki. un.iirnmi -
Hide at 7:10 p m. Special music nt
O'iMl nervi' rn ix"'". ouimiiy in lmiivit,-
jvil Bible Sunday. The evening servico
Will III' III K'V(1IIIK will, ill." m. jr. ..-
nifday evening Prayer Meeting and
Bible Study 7:30..
CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH
Eighteenth nnd Htnlc Sts . Rev. Amos
F, Minneninnn. pnMor. German ser
vice B:30 n. m. Subject: "Christ's
Coming Unio Judgment." English
servlres 11 s.rn Subject: "The Great
est Day On Enrlh " Sunday School
,9 30 a m. Mrs. Amos E Minnemann
Sunt. Luther League 7:00. Alvln Bat'
mlion. lender. Subjpet: "Lutheran
Tepddnir on the Subject of Marriage
nnd IJU'oree " Iircna K!ety meeting
1 v'ednedy 3:00 p.m. with election of
filiccrs.
HIGHLAND FRIENDS Highland
avenue at Church Bt. T. Clio Brown.
naMor. Sunday school at io:o nm
lifton foes, nuperlntf ndent. Meeting
Tor woisnip ni 11:00 a.m. junior c. t.
at .1:30 Din Intermediate C. E. at
6:30 pm. Evangelistic service nt 7:30
pm Cottsge Prayer Meetings Tuesday
pt 7:30 p.m. Churrh Prayer Meeting
inursmv si f:au p m. nontniy mcct
:ng following.
NA7ARFNE CHURCH Sunday
"' hoil 9.45 Classes for all ages Frank
I,M winpr. nil pi. Morning worninif 1 1
1 o'clock. Sermon by the pastor. Radio
laervK WIM fl.00 to 40. Young
People and Junior services 6:30. Mrs.
Murrlel Frtesen. president. Evening
servico nt 7:30. Sermon by Marvin G.
Jobe, pastor. Special music at each
service.
ROSED A LB FRIENDS CHURCH
Mllo Clilton Ross, minister. T. D.
Trick, Supt. of the Sunday school.
Morning worship at 11 o'clock. Clydo
Thomas, former minister here, will
spenK. Antnem oy tne cnoir. ennsunn
Endeavor societies moot at 7 p.m. Mrs.
E. O Beckley, senior leader; Helen
Beckley, Intermediate leader. Gospel
song servico at 8 o'clock. Mm.lc by the
mnlo quartet. Message by tho pastor,
when uaunc! mows his Trumpet.
Prayer meetin on Thursday evening.
WEST SALEM FORD MEMORIAL
K K. Clark, minister. Church school
9:45 a.m. Senior and Intermediate
Leagues 6:30 p.m. Evening worship
7:30 n.m. There will be an Installation
service for newly elected officers of
the Epworth League followed by a so
cial hour In the Community house.
The pastor will install the new mem
bers of the cabinet and Mr. King will
play a specially arranged solo on the
saw.
JASON LEE METHODIST MEMOR- I
IAL CHURCH Cor. Jefferson and
North Winter Sts. H G. Humphrey. I
pastor. 0:45 a.m. Sunday School. 11:00
a.m. Sermon by the pastor. "Luther's;
Mission nnd Message." Chorus choir
music. 6:30 p.m, Epworth League. 7:30
D.m. Address bv Ernest W. Peterson I
of Portland, Oregon; subject, "The
worm outlook irom tne standpoint
of Missions."
IMMANUEL BAPTIST Corner of
Hazel and Academy streets. Bible
school at 10 a.m. Preaching at 11 hy
Rev. licnj. 10ms and at 7:30 by uro.
C. D. Saucy. Special music. Mid-week
prayer and praise service Thursday
evening at 7:30.
ST. JOHN'S EVANGELICAL LUTH
ERAN (Missouri Synod). 16th and
A streets. H W. Gross. pnBtor. Sunday
school 9 ajn. English services 9:45.
German 11.
FIRST PENTECOSTAL 4'J0 Stnte
St. (Upstairs). H. B. Talbert. pastor.
Sunday, Dec. 9 9:45 a.m. Bible
school. 11 a.m. Morning worship. 6:45
p.m. Pentecostal Gleaners' Servico.
7:45 p.m. Evnngellstlc service "A Big
Man Becomes Small." Special evange
listic services every night at 7:45
o'clock next week.
O.G.M.A. GOSPEL TABERNACLE
aao i-crry ai. w. n. uainweu, pastor.
Service over KSLM Sunday 9 to 9:15
a.m. Sunday school at 9:45 n.m.
Morning worship at 11 ajn. Commun
ion service following. Young People's
meeting at 6:30 p.m. Evening Evan
gelistic service 7:30 P.m. Bible study
and prayer servico Tuesday evening.
Young people's cottage prayer service
Thursday evening.
GLAD TIDINGS MISSION 259 W.
Court St. Rev. J. H. Stilton, pastor.
Sunday school 9:45 n,m. 11 n.m. De
votional service "Seven I Wills of
God." 7:46 p.m. EvongellBtlc service
"Ye Must Be Born Again." Tucsdny,
7:45 Bible studv. "Acts of Holy
Ghost." Thursday, 7:45 Evnngolistlc
Bcrvico. Saturday. 7:4o rcuowsmp. No
tice: Commissary open at 2 D.m
Saturday. Wo neither buy nor soil.
Wo glvo what Is given to us. Only
needy families need apply. Woaring
apparel only
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH Cen
ter High streets, ouy L. urui, pas
tor. Residence, 605 Union St. Church
Morning worship. iO:4B. Communion
of tho Lord's Suppor Sermon, "Tho
Hopo of Glory." Christian Endenvor,
five groups, 6:15 p.m. Evonlng service,
7:30. Miss Goldlo Wells of Bolenge,
Congo Beige, West Africa, will he
guest speaker giving n thrilling story
of fifteen yenrs" cxporlonco among tho
natives or Airica. uuurcn nignt ser
vice Wednesday 7ffQ.
AMERICAN LUTHERAN Church
street between Chemeketa nnd Center
streets. Rev. P. W. Erlknen, pastor.
9:45 a.m. Sunday school. Arnold A.
Krueger. Sunt. 11 n.m. Worship. Spe
rial music Anthem bv tho choir. Ser
mon topic: "Look up. nnd lift up your
heads for your Redumption d rawest
nlcli " 2:30 p.m. Every member can
vas begins. 2:30 p.m. Junior Lengue.
7 p.m. Senior nnd Intermediate
I.pnnueti Tonic: ChrlRt'n Second Com
int,'. 2:30 p.m. Wednesday the Ladies'
uuiln wui noiu innr urecmocr nieci,
Intr. Good mmlral nrngrnm. Mrs. R. L.
Stewnrt chairman, Mission study, Mrs.
n h. Glenn, tho hostesses are Mrs.
Roue Hngedorne, Mrs. Osmos Jess,
Mrs. O. A. Rogan.
EVANGELISTIC TABERNACLE
Ferrv and 13th Sts. C. (1. Wenton, pns-
tor. Sunday school nt, u:is p.m., u. A
wiIkchi Sunt. Church service nt 11
Subject, "Essentials to True Relig
ion," Evnngellstlc service at iad p.m.
Mibtcct "The LnKt Days." Young Peo
ple's service at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday 7:45
pm. Bible stuny "isnrin s uawn
Prayer meeting nt 2 Wednesday. Ue
votlonnl service at 7:45 p.m. Thurs
day. LAB IS I f CENTER Morning wor
ship 11:00 a. m. Sunday school 10:00
n.m Chrlstlnn Endeavor 7:00 p.m.
Frultland Evangelistic Service H:00
n.m. Sundnv school 10:00 a.m. Chrls
tlnn Endeavor 7:00 p.m. Clear Lake
Morning worship HMD n.m. mui'iay
school 11:00 n.m Middle urovr un
dny school 10:00 a.m. Christian En
deavor 7:30 p.m.
Transient Injured
In Fall Off Track
Jefferson Dr. J. O. Van Winkle
lorn physician, was called out at 3
o'clock Thursday morning to care
lor a transient who had fallen off
the railroad trstle southwest of town.
Tim doctor found that the mnn hud
a broken am, bruised shoulder, a
wrenched bark and internal chest
injuries. He took him to the Albany
hospital for treatment.
IB
Pupils Examined
Gates Dr. W. W. Allen of Mill
City was In charge of a clinic thp
first of the week nt which more
Mian fifty school children were giv
en physleal examination. Tiiberni
losls U'sfn nnd vncclnatlons were
mBde also. Miss Ruth Bammis was
tho nurse In charge nnd wna ns
slstffj by Mrs. FI Davis and Mrs,
Irvin Luw.son. Thr punt Li for thi-
clinic were selieted from the first.
to the fifth grades nnd the mem
bers of the. bnskelbnll team.
LODGE WOMKN VISIT
Woodburn- Mrs. P. W. Scttmler
had as her guests Wcdncsdny Mrs.
Anna MT. Ellis of Oarinnlrii, pnht
grand matron of Ihe Order of the
Pastern Star, and Miss Nellie Mc
Kinley of Portland, grand secretary,
"-'
Bvnriio r,Air dp
Rilverton Ernest Bybeig Is bat
tling a bad case of infection tn his
left hand caused from Injuries re
celved from burns when he was
operating on emery wheel in con
nection with shop work. Hvbrrg is
i nt the home of Ernest Palmer on
Jamci avenue.
ACREAGE YIELD
WILL BE BASIS
IN IRRIGATION
Salt Lake City, Utah, Dec. 7 (IP)
A desire to get the greatest good
from each acre of land is the rea
son for the government's concurrent
policies of reclamation and acreage
retirement, the national reclamation
conference was informed today.
Better crops can be grown more
cheaply on irrigated acres while
many sections of land now culti
vated would return more benefit to
the nation If they were converted
into forest lands. Senator James P.
Pope. Dcm., Ida., said in a speech
prepared to be read to the confer
ence by President Marshall N. Dana,
Portland. Ore.
The Idaho senator, n strong de
fender of planned reclamation and
development of waste lands ns ex
emplified by irrigation projects in
Idnho, declared there was no con
flict between waste land salvage and
acreage retirement.
"The question is one of practical
economy as to which lands should
be converted into forests and which
lands should continue to be culti
vated." he said.
Pope pointed out that in 1929 only
four per cent of all harvested crops
in the United States came from
irrigated acres. But, according to
the 1930 agricultural census, acre
age value of the irrigated harvest
was $01.50 while average value from
other acres was $22.32.
A farmer on an irrigation project
can produce crops vastly superior
in yicia ana quality to those grown
elsewhere in the United States," he
said. "Individuals receive a greater
income for their labors and invest
ment," he said If they work irri
gated soil.
E
Dublin LP) There has been quite
a spot of bother in County Sligo and
County Mayo among tho women de.
votces of the old Irish game of hurt
ing. The trouble in Sligo began
when the local "world series" was
won by the Curry club. Somebody
threw out a hint that the play of
the Curry women was a little too
Amazonian to be true in fact, ib
was alleged that one of the Curry
women players really was a man
masquerading In women's clothes,
Tempers cot so nulled that the
County Sligo board of the Irish Wo
men's Hurling league has had to in
stitute an inquiry. The bother in
County Muyo can all be traced down
to an argument about the right
length for a woman hurler s skirts.
Ballintubber Women's Hurling
club administered a sound lousing to
Aughagowei club. Aughngower im
mediately lodged a protest that Bal
lintubber s skirts were longer than
the regulation one inch below tho
knee, As a result, Ballintubber was
deprived of their win and the match
was awarded to Aughagower.
All Ireland Ls now waiting for
Ballintubber's next move.
II1XP NEEDY FAMILIES
Aumsville A largo group of wo
men met at the school hou; Tues
day and made quilts for some needy
families. A pot luck dinner was
served at noon and the ladles nnd
the pleasure of Mrs. Mary I. F11I-
kei'Hon, who was a school visitor,
taking dinner with them.
SCHOOL VOTE SET
Sclo The Plainvlcw union high
school distrirt, composed of three
districts south of Scio. Is to vote on
dissolution December 20. P. A. Gal-
ICRly, high school principal here,
taught his first term in Linn county
at I'lalnview.
Independence Mrs. Evelyn Da
vis wns a week end guest of Mr,
and Mrs. Homer Link of Airlie,
Mrs. Davis and the Links called on
theE . N. .Johnsons who were for
mer Indrpendeuce people, Mr.
Johnson operating the "C" street
grocery store. He is now operating
u Purity store at Peedee.
,.li 11 111 il iiiuui in
Blttv'utn Ila'tllc lhii,Mer was
born til lilonuT p;ticiiut. mi. hmu mm,
A ! llfiinl. uL Hcto. Oft'.. July itl.
KiHO. Piih.-.ed away at her homo in
of &4 yt-.its 5 imiiuiii. nnd'.l dnys. She
joined me maynui milium, hiuh.ii im
: n,ie ol 10 yriilK iniwiiK "-'r ivnui
l lire ai. tlio M:o church. Hhe was a.
ineinbiM fl the Leon.i Uenrkah louge 1
No HI of Kilo, filie was united in
man ti'Ke to Htm y R, llnsKlcr Nov.
Zi liilt'i. To iliUi union wur horn four
thllui' ii. Hay of I'orilnnd, Harold and
Gerald of Albany and Mrs. J. 11.
Merrill Oi hcio wno wnn ner 11 un
hand, H, If. Hurler, are left to mourn
HIT ill-M. Ill -.lill-n mil rmiriB, wnn. ti;-
hrrnt WrMdie of .Ifllcrson, and Mm.
j-'raltK livmo 01 f.' nii. mm mi oruin-
Hclo, Will nm! Hurry of Halem, Kred
of Eugene ar.d Kniuk ot Santa Bnr
hnrn. Calif., and four grandchildren.
Burial was Wednesday nt Providence,
near Scio.
yHS. 4 U. MKf.EN
Mnnnvmth 'List rites were held
Sunday, Oer-miber 'J. nt 2 p m. from
the fin Wllan Lhtiirii in charge of
the WalhT L. f-'mitli I-'uwial chapel
for Mrs. J. W. Hkorn. 7t. who died Ht
the family home here Friday after n
lingering ill hens. Friends were not un
pi patrd for the nimnun-ement of
hrr passing but nrvor-t he-less It
broughr, to them profound sorrow.
Mii-s Gertrude WnH? was a native of
Indiana, hnvtng been born March I,
Ifl'in. When 1 wo years of age heir par
ents cm me to N' hrnk i. mnkina the
trip In A rovered wagon. Whim "he
uan 12 yenrs old her mother died
from tvphold fever Irnvlng tiie girl,
the fildest. ol six mothtrUM children
In time- the children returned to In
diana to live wl'h their grandmother.
At th age of 1 hc Mine again to
N'phrnrkn, traveling t-n bfore In n
covered wagon fihe tnnght school for
a time, in a rurnl distiiiM. where the
teachers' p'tv was secured by petl-
Uooing subscription, flii was united
OBITUARY
RADIO
PROGRAMS
SATURDAY. F.M.
KGW 620 Kilocycles
1:45 Football Broadcasts
5:00 NBO Pros rams
8:00 National Barn Dane
9:00 NBO
SATURDAY. P.M.
KEX 1150 KUoeyclM
1:45 Orchestra
2 : 15 Symphony
3:45 Orchestra
4 : 1 5 Bam Oordon
4:30 Silent)
8:00 News Plashes
8:15 Orenonlan on Rsvlnr
8:45 Studio
8:15 Carrfrea Carnival
10:00 New Dance Tunes
10:45 Booth-OUbborn Broadcast
11:15 Non-Stop Danes Frolic
SATURDAY, P.M.
KOAC 50 Kilocycle
12:00 Noon Farm Hour
1:00 Modern Melodies
2:00 Music
3:15 Guarding Your Hearth
2:30 Music
8:00 Making American Citizen!
3 : 15 Music
3:30 The Citizens Forum
3:45 Music
4:00 On the Campuses
4:30 Stories for Bots and Oirll
5:00 Parade ot Melodies
5:45 Vespers
3:15 Muslo
8:15 Press Radio News
6:30 Evening Farm Hour
7:30 Muslo
7:45 Science News of the Week
8:00 Muslo of the Masters
SATURDAY
KSLM 1370 Kllooyeles
8:301:30 2:305:30
BIRTHS, DEATHS
MARRIAGES
BIRTHS
Iverson To Mr. and Mrs. Bert It-
eraon, 1470 Waller street, a daughter,
Ellen Patricia, Dec. 3.
Evre To Mr. and Mrs. Robert bl
Eyre. 1710 North Capitol, a daughter,
Virginia Joanne, Nov. 21.
Woodburn To Mr. and Mrs. Herm
an Bontrager, a 6 Pound daughter.
Tuesday morning. Third child, all
girls.
DEATHS
Hollensteiner Emery Hollenstelner,
at the residence, 2603 63rd avenue,
Oakland, Calif., Dec. 3 at the age or
74 years. Husband of Emily Hollen
stelner of Oakland. Funeral services
will be held at the chapel of W. T.
Rigdon company Saturday. Dec. 8 at
10:30 a.m. with interment In the I. A
O. F cemetery.
Baldwin Annon Jamea Baldwin, 77,
of 3250 West Nob Hill. Survived by
daughter, Mrs. Esther Rltchoy of Hay
esvllle; four sisters, Mrs. James Doud
na of Tucson, Ariz., Mollle Baldwin of
Pasadena, Cnl Mrs. Sophie Reeves of
Guide Rock, Neb., Mrs. Elizabeth Ro
berts of Marlon, Ind. Also survived
by two grandchildren, Marlon Ritchey
and Gordon Ritchey. Funeral services
will bo held from the South Salem
Friends church Monday, Dec, 10, at
2 p.m. Rev. Charles Haworth officiat
ing. MARK I AGE LICENSES
J. E. McKlbben, 02, aawmlll man,
rural route. Salem, and Mary E. Oliv
erson 65, hoUBokocpor. Rt 7, Salem.
In marriage to J. W, Skeon February
12, 1876, nt Auburn, Nebr. Their 60th
wedding anniversary was an event of
the past year. They began their long
married life on a farm In Nebraska
where they formed for 25 years at the
city limits of Ncinahah, then moved
to Ord, Nebr.. where they lived 18
years. In 1014 they came to Mon
mouth, lived for a short time In Leb
anon and McMlnnvlllo, and returned
to buy a home here on South Mon
mouth avenue which has been tha
ffimily home for nearly 20 years. Sur
vivors are her widower: a son, F. K,
Skeen and daughter, Mrs. D. t. Wil
liams, botli of Monmouth; two broth
ers. E. L. Wflltz, Oakland, Calif., J. P.
Wnltz, Auburn, Nebr.; one sister, Mrs
Anna Paris Emmett, Idaho; two half
ftlntcrs, Mrs. Nora Asgabright and
Mrs. Ruth Knight, both of Auburn.
Nebr., and four grandchildren and
five great grandchildren. Rev. W. A.
Hiking, pnBtor of tho Chrintlnn
church, officiated and Mrs. F. E.
Chumbern wns In charge of the mu
sic. Interment wns In the Knights of
Pythias cemetery close to Monmouth.
MONTI. . M. RA K E It
Rickey Mr. and Mrs. A. 1. Baker of
Mill City made a brief stop in this
community Wednesday on returning
from Portland where they attended
(he funeral of Baker's nephew, Llonol
S. Mailman Baker of Poitland, who
wns killed In a togging train accident
ncur St. Helens. Mr. Baker who was 30
years of bko wns engineer on a log
ging train of the Clark-Wilson Lum
ber Co., when he realized that It
would be Impossible to slop the train,
which with Its hrnyv loud of Ioks
had gotten out of control told the
fireman to Jump and signaled hla
brnkemun to Jump, thtw being the
only victim of tho accident. Lionel
with his mother and father. Mr. and
Mrs. Riiy Bukor and his sister Leona
Unker Smith made his home In Sa
lem n number of yearn ago while the
Baker family resided In Salem. Ray
Baker was malinger of tho Hammond
Retail Lumber yard and a member of
the Salem council. Lionel Bnkor is
survived by his widow. Marjorlo; hla
mother and father, Mr. nud Mrs. Rny
Baker of Portlnnd. and his sinter,
Mrs. Leona Smith of Rainier, Wash.
(lEOIMlft (IIMH-'EM
Gates Oeorge Oriffen whose homo
was five miles east of Gates, died At
tho home of Ills daughter In Mis
souri, during last week. Oriffen mads
the trip enst for nu'dlcnl treatment
nnd had recently submitted to a ma
jor operation. He hnd lived on a
homestead for the past len years and
hod followed the trade of cask and
barrel maker, furnishing matcrlnl for
a Salem parking nlnnt. He was mar
ried three yeats niro to Mrs. Jans
Wheeler of dates. His wife was un
able to accompany htm to the horn
of his daughter. Funeral services and
interment were Inthe east.
I.MVKKNrR W. MfllOI.fl
.leffeison Mr. and Mrs. lhter Ii.
Shields received word Thursday of tho
death at 4 o'clock that morning of
Lawrence W. Nichols at Sullnss. Cal.
Nichols and wife, who preceded him
in death In Juno .inna, spent ths
winter nionthn In Jefferson at the
Shields home three years ago. He was
n native of Oregon where ho hnd liv
ed most of his life. He hnd a wide nc
ounlnlanco in Eugene where he wu
employed with the Eugeim Packing
company, nnd nt North Bend. Mnrsh
field ami other points in southern
Oregon. He served over-sens during
the World war and was wounded five
times. He wns n member of the Vet
erans of Foreign Wars. Funeral serv
lre were held In Salem Friday at J
pm. Intermont was in Sellnas heslda
his wife.
OLE VOKSETH
Silverton Ole Vorwlh, 7fl. dietj Fri
day morning at hts home In the Swit
zerland district near here, where hs
hnd lived for shout 35 vearv Sur
vived by widow. Karen; children, Jo.
seph of Portland. Mrs. Mary Syversori
of Brooklyn, N. Y.. Pete of Pilverton.
Mrs. Amanda Williams and Mrs. Clara
Hansen of Portland. Gilbert nnd Mrs.
Alma Dick of Silverton. .ind Mrs Ol
gn Brnlev of BeMlngham: two broth
ers John sndn Andrew of South Da
kota: two sWers. Mrs Annie Brsa of
South PaVou and Mrs Karon, Ronn
Ing of MontMin; 8 grandchHriien. Fu
nersl announcement laier by EJcnun
Funeral horn,