TUESDAY, APRIL 28, 19:i6
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON
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Scientists Say There are Fifteen Million More Years Ahead for this World-Good News for the Installment Buyers:
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day of DUbllcutlnu.
Circulation of the
Capital Journal
for the week ending April 18.
1936. Dully ave.ngc distribu
tion 10,374
Net pd.O 9965
Member Audit Bureau at
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FOR SALK HOUSES
6-It. House. Paved St. Buscment, 1750,
t'20 down, $20 per mu. b-i lioube.
Paved street, babemem. S18O0. You
can buy this Just like rent. JJslmgB
wanted. Rich L. Henna nn, 167 fi.
High. Dial 8632. all)2
LOOK BUY LIKE RENT
This 4-i oom modern iK-ino with base
ment, . furnace, fireplace, ouk floors,
gnrne, only sioo down, bul,
month. Price 11800. SEE
AUTOMOBILES
AUTOMOBILES
LOOK! LOOK! LOOK!
MORE USED CAR SPECIALS
SPRING CLEAN UP
They Must Go - - We Need Room
102H CHEVROLET SEDAN $165
1030 CHEVROLET COUPE. Rurnbls Scat 245
1026 CHEVROLET COUPE 60
1030 ESSEX COACH 115
19'je DODGE SEDAN 55
1926 BUICK SEDAN 65
1027 CHEVROLET CABRIOLET 85
1020 8TANDARD NASH SEDAN. Comp. overhaul 2fi5
1020 MASTER BUICK SEDAN 235
1030 NASH SEDAN W3
. - - AND MANY OTHERS TO CHOOSE FROM
THE VALLEY MOTOR CO.
Marion it Liberty
TWO USED CAR LOTS -
Phone 710
Center it Liberty
1'
FOR SALE Miscellaneous
REGISTERED WHITE COLLIE PUPS,
$6 to 110. Rt. 6, Box 449. Ph. 42F11.
c!03
REGISTERED Irish Terrier Pup. Ph.
3586. Cl02"
LOST AND FOUND
RADIO SPECIAL
11-tube Zenith, large console. Special
S42.50. Terms 7.50 down S4 monthly.
See Mr. Janz, Geo. C Will Music
Store, Salem. o!03"
W.H.GRABENHOHSTai CO., Realtors
134 S. Liberty Si. Phone 64 (id. a 102
92400. A 5 -room scml-modcrn house
with built-) ns, gariiuc, close to Junior
high. $2600. A 6 -room modern house
with bullt-ius, garage. Good locution.
P. H. BELL, 429 Ort-gon Bldg.
Phone 6121 a 101
APPLES 26c, 35c, 40c und 60c box. at
118 per Ernest Anderson's, Orchard Heights
road, l mile on waiiace roaa. uring
NEW HOME
Just completed. 5 nice looms, all mo
dern, good location, giige, east front,
paved street. Price 3;XS, terms. SEE
THIS HOME BEFORE YOU BUY OK
BUILD. I
See W. H. G RABEN HORST &. CO.
134 S. Liberty St. a!02
I860. Small furnished house, toilet,
lights, water, woodfmed, lot 45x120,
paving paid.
(150 down, 5-room hotsc In good con
dition, 2 lots, close to bus it school,
$1500.
$500. Nice 5-room bungalow, oak firs,
in living R. and bedrooms, base
ment, furnace, fireplace, close to
bus and school $2250.
$250 down, 6-R. house at 360 Rich
mond Ave. Basement, furnace, fire
place $2375.
$67 down, $33 per mo. 6-R. home
nortliT Oak floors in Lvlng and din
ing rooms. Basement, furnace, fire
place $3350.
$500 down, 6-R. modern home north.
IN FINE CONDITION. Corner lot,
close to school $3800
MONEY to LOAN Fire is Auto Ins.
MELVIN JOHNSON - - 725 Court St.
Phone 3723 alOl"
We Clean and Mothproof mohair turn.
Eubanks Upholstery, 454 Ferry. cllO
For Awnings Call Eubanks 4724. cI19
FURNITURE, ranges, rugs, linoleum,
radios. Moderate prices. Woodry Fur
niture Co., 474 So. Com'l. ctf
TENNIS shoes for boy or men 49c.
Grecnbaum's, 246 North Com'l. cll7
BURBANK, Netted Gem. Earliest of
All seed potatoes priced reasonable.
Berry plants of all klnas. Weeks is
Pearmlne, 2698 Portlana Road. Cll6
RIVER silt, sand for lawns, cemeter
ies, 25c yd., at place Phone 124F3.
G112
GAS. Bbl. lots 15'jC Fice delivery in
lots. Lucky Corner S.S. Ph. 7069. clll
TYPEWRITERS. Adding Machines.
Cash Registers sold, rented, swapped.
Expert repairs, reasons nl prices Roen
Typewriter Exc 420 Court Ph 6773. c
SAFE for sale, fireproof 285 Chemek
eta. c
SWISS Saanen goat milk Ph. 7124. c
FOR SALE FARMS
SACRIFICE SALE
This 6- acre home with 3-room house,
drilled well, bearing fruit, located 3
miles out on Pacific highway. Price
$1600, all cash,
See W. H. GRABENHORJ3T & CO.
134 S. Liberty St. b!02
LOST Saturday, bla-k velvet hat
with triangular pin. Phone 5152. kl02
LOST: Shcil -rim glasses. Bush Pas
ture. Reward. Helen Gray, Lausanne
Hall. Willamette U. kl02
PERSONAL
FREE! Stomach ulcers, gas pains, In
digestion relieved quick. Get Free
sample doctor's prescription Udgu at
Capital and Perry's Drug stores. 1102
NEWELL WILLIAMS. Private Detec
tive. Phone 8710. P. O HCOC 137. 1110"
MISCELLANEOUS
AUTOMOBILES
'29 CIIEV. truck, semi-nailer. Enquire
Kick Back service station, 4 miles
north on Pacific highway. ql04
PRIVATE party will sacrifice $114
equity in 1034 Plymouth DcLuxe se
dan. $00 cash or trad for light cur.
Phone 107F23. q!04
TRADES - - TRADES
1926 27 BUICK COACH. New 6-ply
tires. Original flnlfh Upholstery
perfect.
1926 HUPMOBILE SEDAN. Tires 76','.
Hydraulic four-wheel brakes. Real
value.
1030 CHEVROLET TRUCK. A-l shape,
newly painted. Prices are below
market on above cars. Will take
cows, chickens, horses farm imple
ments or what have you?
fSKIl CAR nivP'T.
State Motors Inc.
HUDSON -TERRAPLANL - PACKARD
525 Chemeketa at High Phone 8400
Open Evenings is Sunday q!02
CHEVROLET COACH Master 6. A-l
condition. Owner, Route 6, Box 574.
Salem. ql04
WANTED 1928 Chev. or Ford Sedan
cheap for cash. 1600 Sa Cottage. q!02'
'32 FORD Panel delivery, overhauled.
Like new. 703 N. High St. q!02
WE Pick up dead and worthless hors
es, cows, sheep, free. Pn 4869. ml03
REAL ESTATE
CLOSE IN LOTS: Only 7 blocks from
business district. $750 to $1000.
W. H. URABENHOHST CO.
134 S. Liberty St. nl02
LABISH GARDENS
Beautiful 6 acre tracts, 5 ml. north.
Paved road. Some tracts have very
fine Umber. Will sell on very easy
terms and build to sut purchaser.
Rich L. Rcimann, 167 S. High. Dial 8632
n!02'
- - AGAIN - -
$9.00 TO $99.00
USED CAR SALE
OTTO J. WILSON SAYS TO SELL
EVERY LOW PRICED CAR IN STOCK
SO HANG MO HI I IKS!
Model T Ford Coupe $ 9
Model l Ford pickup iv
Franklin Touring, glacs enclosure 19
1D26 Essex Coach 29
1924 Studebaker Touring au
1925 Buick Coupe 49
1025 studehaKer uoacn
1026 Studebaker Coach
1925 Chevrolet Sedan .....
1925 Buick Sedan 79
isfi Rutck Sedan
1027 Poritlac Sport Coupe 99
Several very Hoe late moaeis on
display In Sedans, Cocahes, Coup
es, Convertible Coupes and Road
sters. See our stock before you
buy. - - ASK FOR DOC or SAM
Otto J. Wilson '
BUICK is PONTIAC Sales it Service
388 N. Com'l. Phone aaiom oioi. g
PRICED TO SELL
10 Acres, all In cultivation, about 1
mile east. Good 8-R. house, electric
lights and water systcn. Bnth & toil
et. 42 marketable apple trees, 15 pears,
IS large cherries, 12 small cherries.
V, A. strawberries, barn. 2 poultry
houses, garage, paved highway. Priced
to sell. .
ANOTHER ONE
50 Acres. Good 7-R. rouse, modern.
Nice barn, silo, and if you want a nice
country home here it is. Priced very
low. See Mr. Sander, with jas. L,
SEARS, Realtor, 118 S. High St. nl02
VIEW PROPERTY
Overlooking Salem with fine view of
river and hills. New 5-room house
with basement, furnace, fireplace, oak
floors, tile dralnboard, etc. Lawn nice
ly landscaped with pooi. shrubs and
ornamental trees. A little beauty for
only $3100. Terms in reason.
See Mrs. Ellis with .
v. CHILDS it MILLER. Realtors
444 State St. Phone 6708. a
EXTRA
T-room house. 4 lots 50x100 ft. each,
black soil, V block tt. school, l'i
blocks to church. Offered for only
$800. Can you afford to rent?
Call Mrs. EKlf with
CHILDS ii MILLER. Realtors
344 State St. Phone 6708.
FOR SALE Miscellaneous
FARMS FOR SALE
! 66 Acres. 6 miles wctt of Salem. 20
acres lull Bearing prunes, exceueiu,
condition. Six-room nome. fireplace,
hot and cold water. Electric service.
About $2000 worth ol oak and fir
wood. Might take good home in Sa
lem. Only $4000.
65 Acres, beautiful dairy farm,, over
50 acres plowed, excellent soil, mod
ern home, large dairy barn and
outbuildings, between Lablsh Cen
ter and Mt. Angel. One of the best
buys in the Willamette valley.
Priced at $8000. Liberal terms.
See Mr. Walter with
CHILDS St MILLER, Realtors
344 State St. Phone 6708. b
WELL rotted barnyard fertilizer, de
livered in sacks. Ph. 4964. Cl02
FARMS for Rent, Sale. Trade. Oregon
Land Co. Woodburn, Ore. ' bl21
FOR SALE WOOD
16-IN. old fir $5. Ph. 9456.
PIANOS-See Tallman Piano Stor. U ' S M.T6 S
b"Sto. new "h ood. dry $5.50 cd. Phone 5037, eel03
big old fir $5 Cd.
split 16-in. range
nlanos to select from Also fine se
lection Grands and Spinet Grands.
We sell for less. Cl07
16-IN. OLD FIR $5.00 5616.
CROOKED Finger hill grown non
Irrigated No. 1 Burban seed and ta
ble potatoes. Puritan Cider Works,
West Salem. cI12
15 CU. Ft.
Phone 3586.
Frlgldaire. Price
$125.
Cl02
DIRECTORY
' AUTO BRAKES
'v Mike Panek, 375 South Commercial, o
BICYCLES
and Accessories. Ramsdn 143 5. Lib, o
EXCAVATING
EXCAVATING of all Klcds. basements
dug. dirt hauled or moved Dirt lor
tale. Salem Sand it Gravel Co. 9408. o
FLOOR SANDING
W. W. MEE, 458 Mill I
it. Phone 3837.
0113
FLORIST
Breithaupt'a for flowers Dial 5904. o'
House Cleaning Service
Electrolux cleaning, waxing. rug
shampooing, demothtng linoleum lay.
lng. window washing. W. Engelhorn.
Phone 6434. oll9
MATTRESSES
WOOD SAWING Reasonable. Ph. 8290.
ceil3
5 FINE acres with modern 7-room
house, chicken house, clec., at city li
mns on navcmenis. lor oniy j iqv.
$2500 will handle. Would exchange
for unimproved acreage.
54 Acres 1 mile from city limits, 30
acres In prunes, running water, some
creek bottom soil, a few acres in hea-
tlmber. Price $5500; $iouu win
handle.
S. M. EAULE VIUK DHUS.
208 N. High- Phone 9678 n!02
AUTOMOBILES
AUTOMOBILES
USED CAR MART
235 S. Commercial St.
1035
1934
1933
1933
1931
1931
1930
1029
1929
1928
DODGE Touring Sedan ,
CHEVROLET Del. Cpe
BUICK Del. Cpe
DODGE Del. Sedan. 6 wheels
CHEV. Del. Sedan. 6 wheels .
CHEV. Del. Cpe. 6 wheels
CHEV. Cpe. New paint
PONTIAC Del. Sedan
BUICK Sedan
CHEV Sedan
.$825
.$546
.$560
. $565
.$385
.$365
.$290
.$279
.$265
..$165
HERRALL-OWENS CO.
"Dependability"
335 S. Commercial St. - - - - - Phor
May Day Festivities
At Willamette Open
With Track Contest
(Continued from page 1)
naslum.
The high spot In. the program will
be the coronation of Queen Wini
fred I and the May dances at 2:30
p. m. Saturday. Unless weather con
ditions prevent, the new Grecian
May court will be used this year for
the ceremonies and' dances. This is
located to the northeast of the
gymnasium. The program which will
take place on the lawn tn front of
the court will Include a selection by
the string trio, Hortense Taylor,
Margaret Savage and Dalbert Jep-
whrn vmi buv an auto aBk your
dealer about the $5 down. $20-montb
payment plan of tne uenenciai lohd
Society Phone u
FIN AN CI AL 'LOANS'
AUTOMOBILE LOANS
LOW RATES - - EASY TERMS
CONFIDENTIAL
P. A. EIKER State Lin M-157. rl26
BORROW MONEY FROM US. Prompt
service, low Interest rates, most con
venient terms.
CHILDS & MILLER, Mtge. Loans
344 State St. Phone 6708. r
FIRST MORTGAGES ON REAL ES
TATE. Invest your money where you
can examine the security yourself or
have some reliable person no so. uy
a first mortgage on real estate. Come
In and let us explain our convenient
plan of investment. Loans onvhand:
5600 $ 73U 91UUU SIC-UU.
CHILDS & MILLER, Mtge. lXianB
344 State St. Phone 6708.
LISTEN
Here is what you have been looking
for. Modern home, electricity, hill site,
timber, running water, spring, pond,
etc. Ready for commeicial develop
ment. Can have 40 or more acres up
to 83. Place is free ol debt. Can be
traded for good homo in Salem.
See Mrs. Ellis with
CHILDS is MILLER. Realtors
344 State St. Phone 6708. n
FINE Acre tract close in. fine build
ing site, near school and store, $750.
9 A. good land, 3-R. house, out bldgs.
Near small town $95i"
Have cash buyers for 2 cheap resi
dences. Wc want vour listings.
PERRINE & MARSTEFS. n
WOOD. Ph. 48F14. Smith it Rubens.
SHED dry wood and eoM Salem Fuel
Co. Trade it Cottage Phone 5000 ee
FEDERAL Land Bank Farms, all
counties of southern Ote Convenient
terms. C. A. Barnes, l-eid salesman.
1B3 Oak St. Eugene, ore., or can at
216 Oregon Bldg., Salm or call 7127.
nii3-
FOR SALE POULTRY
BABY CHIX for farm or home, ten
varieties. Baby cocker is,- pullets, cus
tom hatching. Phono 133F3, Lee's
Hatchery. f"-
WANTED HELP
SALARY and Commission to one A-l
salesman with car. Must be n produc
er. Apply 9 a.m. 349 N. Com'l. Salem.
I WANT TO TALK to ambitious men
who want to qualify for positions
servicing, repairing, and installing
Electric Refrigerators and Air Condi
tioning Systems. No experlencf neccs-sflt-v.
but chosen aDDl cant must be
mechanically inclined and willing to
devote some spare timf in training
For persona) Interview write REFRIG
ERATION ENGINEERING INSTI
TUTE. Box 67 Capital Journal. gl03
Exchange REAL ESTATE
130 A. 24 A. cult!., aM bottom land.
Good buildings, fine water, good road.
near Toledo, 18 cattle $5000, clear.
Want ranch in valley.
Jesse G. Campbell, 226 Oregon Bldg.
nni02
STRAIGHT 6 money no commis
sion Bcnlamln Franklin Home Loan.
To build, modernize or refinance, tee
Delano. 290 North cnurcn at.
HAVE 6 money tor 'eai estate loans.
Chas Hudklns Ph 9404 276 State r
FOUR percent paid on savings, insured
to $5000. Salem Federal Savings is Loan
Ass'n. Guardian Bldg. pn. iu. nu
Personal Loans
By an Independent Salem Finance Co.
Amounts to $1600
One to 20 Months to Repay
Deal with an Indewndent Salem
owned-and -ODera ted finance company
where vour neeas win receive ve y
consideration both before and after
the loan Is made.
No Delays - - - No Red Tape
. General Finance Corp.
Plrst NatT Bank Bldg. - Phone 8853
Licensed S-138 by State r
OREGON WILL PLAY
HUSKIES 2 GAMES
University of Oregon, Eugene.
April 26 Varsity baseball nines of
the University or Oregon ana wasu
Ington State college will battle for
temporary leadership of the north
ern division conference in their ser
ies here on Howe field Wednesday
and Thursday afternoons.
Both teams came through their
opening game with victories. The
champion Webfoots edged out Ore
gon State 4 to 3 at Oorvallls and the
Cougars blanked Idaho 3 to 0 dt
Pullman. Washington, tne mm
league member, opens its play Wed
nesday and Thursday against Idaho
at Seattle.
Howard Hbbson. new Oregon
coach, plans to use Don McPadden.
brilliant righthander and the cir
cuit's outstanding chucker. In one
of the Cougar tilts, with either Boo
(Lefty) Millard or Cece Inman due
to work the other game. McFadden
pitched Oregon to Its opening vic
tory and has yet to be defeated thl
year.
Andy Hurney, heavy hitting right-
fielder, broke up the season opener
with the Beavers by hitting a home
run with two aboard in the eighth
Inning. The Cougars defeated Idaho
behind the three-hit pitching of
Bob Kinneman, a sophomore, with
Ed Ooddard and Jack Byram lead
ing the batters.
Both Eugene games will start at
3:30 o'clock on the newly-christened
Howe field. Spec Burke of Portland
will umpire.
More than (5,000.000 of England';-.
Mining Distress fund has been
spent, (4,000,000 going for clothing
and shoes. ,
LOANS wanted on fnrm and city pro
perty Before borrowing Inqulr, at
Hawkins & Roberta '
AUTOMOBILES
EXPERIENCED housekeeper. Good
wages. Olve age, references, etc. Box
64 Cayi t a 1 Jour n'JJJJJXXfff8r'
WANTED Miscellaneous
Mattresses re-made. Now cover 13.95.
CAPITAL Bedding Co. Pb. 4069 0130
PAINTING
Satisfactory painting.
Ph. 8742.
Burrell.
olll
PainlinK-PaperhanEinR
.Painting - Papering - Kalsomlnlng.
'w.C. O'Neill, 740 D. Pa 3690. Ol09
' PLUMBING
PLUMBING and genernl repair wort
Phont 6594 Graber Bros 154 South
Liberty o
THEO M BARR. Plumbing, heating
sheet metal works 164 8 Commercial
street. o
PHOTO ENGRAVING
Salem Photo Ecgravlng 147 N. Com'l
a
STOVES AND FENCE
REPAIR itovea. ranges, circulators
Sell new and rebuilt Itovea rangei
and circulators Pence nnr fenc doiis
R B Fleming 762 Chemeketa 0
TRANSFER and STORAGE
LARMER Transfer Storage P 8131 o"
WELL DRILLING
DUST YOUR FRUIT
Ray Jones docs custom work. Call Sa
lem 3F5. 1H9
FOR RENT
2 ROOM Apt. Adults. 640 Leslie. J107
ROOM with garage, close in, reason
able. 697 Knapp St. J 103
SMALL furn. Apt. 755 Ferry. J107
LARGE partly furnished house-
Modern, hot water. heat, two fire
nl aces. Beautiful grounds. Phone af
ter S p. m. 8807, J.107
BEAUTIFULLY furnished S room
house, fine district. $37.50. Ph. 6067,
2 ROOM Apt., steam heat, electric
range. Frlgldaire. 555 N Liberty. J'
3-RM. furn. Apt. 879 N. Liberty. J103
YOUR CREDIT IS nOOD HERB
because we specialize in loans up to
$300. including AUTOMOBILE LOANS
Plenty of time to pay as long aa 30
months Quick service.
BENKr 1CJLAL LUftW tjuvltvi T
Room 119 New Bllgfc Building
618 State St - - - Snlem. Oregon
Phone 3740 8-122 M-165 f
SLEEPING room 330 N Summer. Ph.
9620 after 6 p.m. J106
SLEEPING room for ladles.
privileges. Phone 4P45.
Kitchen
J 103
2 OR 3 Rm. Apt. Hei. lights, water,
853 South Commercial J 103
State Motors Inc. ,
We Don't Need a
SALE
To Sell Our Cars
WHY?
OUR CARS have QUALITY - DEPEN
DABILITY; are HONE.STLY RECON
DITIONED and Alwavs Priced lower
thnn SALE PRICES.
1935 STUDEBAKER PRESIDENT RE
GAL DcLUXE COUPE. New car
guarantee: actual mileage 6800
miles. Cost new $1795; Save money.
FULL PRICE only (H173.
1935 FORD DeLUXE SEDAN. Original
finish and interior spotless. Has
very low mileage. This Is a new car
in every respect. IA 1HHVN $193.
1935 BUICK DeLUXE SEDAN. Finish,
upholstery like new. Brand new
tires, has radio, owned by local bus- 1
lness man. Very low mileage.
r,v DOWN SWII
1033 HUDSON TERRA PLANE. Refln
Ifthcd, new tires, complete overhaul.
Guaranteed. See this car today for
real value. PAY HOHN SM."..
1931 FORD SPORT COUPE. Paint and
uphlontery perfect. Has V-8 wheels.
A-l tires. PAY HOWS SOS.
1026-27 HUPMOBILE SEDAN. This car
Is perfect. Traded to us by orlqlnal
owner. Has new tires. Finish, uphol
stery llko new. PAY MOWS Siis.
30 OTIIKKS TO CHOOSE FROM
VISIT OUR USED CAR DEPT. and
see the BEST 6'; Finance 'plan.
TRADES - - LIBERAL TERMS
State Motors Inc.
HUDSON -TERRAPLANE - PACKARD
525 Chemeketa at High Phone 8400
Open Evenings Si Sunday ql02
INVESTMENTS
Invest your savings at 6 to 6 percent
on mat mortgage securities oe now
kins it Roberts.
MORTGAGE LOANS, t.n amount, on
business and residence properties.
Lowest rates. Abrams & Ellis, inc.,
Masonic Bldg.
AUTO LOANS
NEW LOW RATE
WILLAMETTE LOAN CO.
513 Guardian Bid!?. M-159
AUCTIONS
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned, by an order of the
County Court of Maiion County,
State of Oregon, duly made and en
tered on the 3rd day of April, 1936,
was appointed admlfiMrator of the
estate of Teresa E. D'Arcy, and that
he has duly qualifier M wen. AO
persons having claim against sala
estate are hereby notified to present
the same, duly verififc as required
by law, at the office of w
D'Arcy, In the D'Ars Building, In
the City of Salem, Maiion County,
Oregon, within six months from the
date of this notice, tc-wlt: April
1936.
W. J. D'ARCY.
Administrator of the estate of
Teresa' E. D'Arcy, Deceased,
April 7, 14 21, 28, May 6
P. N WOODRY Auctlou Market 1610
N Summer, will pay ctu-b or trade or
sell on commission for anything you
have to sell Phone j-1 -1-0. Auotlon
every Saturday 1:30 P M.. t
Business Opportunities
; FURN. 3-rm. cottage, EdgewatcrCourt
Garage, refrigeration, no. in. aou or
2 rms. main nr. 391 N. Cottage. J10S'
8NEED Rt 4. Bos 210
Phone 36F3.
0117
VACUUM CLEANERS
tlt, rent. Salem Hdw. Ph. 4906 ol!8
WINDOW CLEANING
NEW DEAL WINDOW CLEANING CO
Windows. Floors Woodwork. Tals
PooiM 0837,
PIANOS Phonograph and sewing;
machines for rent H L 8 till Furni
ture Co
OFFICE room for rent 881 State St
Phont 3713 T
DREAMLAND furnished cottages Ga
rane. $8 per month I'
ROOM AND BOARD
BOARD, rooms, m Mi CtlBl JJU7
USED CAR MART
235 S. Commercial St.
TRUCK SPECIALS
Hnun
1935 Ford L.W B. 750x23 tires ..$505
1933 Chev. L.W.B. 10-piy tires ,.$405
1032 Chev. 8.W.B. 10-pl tires ..$325
1031 Chev. L W.B. 10-ply tires $350
1930 Ford L.W.B. 10-p'jr tires ...$285
1931 Ford pickup, nc paint ,,.$285
1934 Chev. Panel, low mileage ..$486
HERRALL OWENS CO.
"Dependability"
335 8. Commercial 61 Salem. a'
FOR SALE or TRADE Blacksmith
.hnn Elpct. enulot. n eood locality.
Mrs. C. M. Tyson. Box 33 Brownsville.
Ore. U103
LEGAI.S
NOTICE ON FINAL ACCOUNT
NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN,
That the underslgnei, Rev. Edward
D. Howard, admlnlsUntor with tne
Will annexed of the estate of Ther
esa Arnold, deceased, has filed In
the county court of the State of
Orenon for Marlon Coiinty us iinai,
and that said Court has. by an Order
thereof, designated Friday, the 28th
day of May, 1936, at the hour of
H0:00) o'clock In tn- forenoon of
said day at the Counts Court Room
In the Court House at saiem, ore
son, as the time and place for hear-
lng objections to said Final Account
and the settlement or said estate,
at which said time and place all per
sons so objecting h.l appear and
show cause, If any the"e be, why said
account should now in all things be
allowed and approver, the said es
tate settled and closed and the ad
mlnlstrator dischargen.
REV. EDWARD D. HOWARD,
Administrator with the will
annexed of the estate of
Theresa Arnold, Deceased.
Richmond t Fisher
Attorneys for Estate
April 38, May I 13 IS M
LEGALS
KING FU AD OF
EGYPT PASSES,
SDN SUCCEEDS
(Continued from page 1)
BTNOPSTS of Anmiftl Sf ulerrm of th
COMPANY of DM VoliM. In hf S'Mfl
of Town, on the 31st ny of D-crmhrr.
IMS. rued tn thu Inumnf Cnmmtn
nloner ot the State of Orcson. pursuant
' '": CAPITAL
Amount of npitl itoek
paid up Mu Mini Omomy Nona
INCOME
Total premium ineomt (or
(he 7er ... S 3 435.4g6.3l
Inter!, dividends snd renin
received !tirln the retr 1-319 551 (
Income from other nouree . .
received durlni the year HUfVH.at
Total Inrnme 1 4.$33,S3l.at
DlflBtTPSFMlTNTB
P Id for losses, endowment!!.
nnnulMci end surrender . .
v&luei . . $ 13RI. 733.17
Dividend P1d l no!!er-
h older durlnt the rear 316.933.63
Commisptlin and Urle
paid dHnf the yar 3W.I84.0$
Text. license and feei
raid durini (he year M.76MI
Aronunt of all other eipen- .,.
diturea i.a.7i.M
ToUf expenditures .... I 4.5Bfl.318.8T
ARIETTA
Value of real eiuta owned. . , ,,, lt
book vaiuei . . j.iib-iii
Value ot Mock and honda ...
owned (market value) 14.133.426.71
Loan on tnnrliaiee and
collateral, elc. 627.W.77
Premium noiei and polle .,,.-.
loans 1.053 "1 7T
Cash In ben and oa hand" 101.B37.M
Net uncollected and deferred
premiums I1I.443.TI
Interest and rente due and .
accrued 309.166 6(
Other aaseta (ne 46.480.33
Total admitted uH I34.4SB,M3 M
Net reerveUAB"'1TIE8 133.330.105.77
OroM claim, for loma un-
All other llaMlttl 1 038 113 04
Total tlebllltlei.
except capita) 33.3e6.77I.M
Surplua ai retard! poller ,-,-holders
1.103.361 63
Total I34.40,0M.6
BUSINESS W OREGON FOR THS YEAR
Ciro'i premiums received '
durlni the var
Fraternal useaimtnt . . . f '4 52 21
Mutual .. , , 3.313.53
Premiums and dlvldendi
returned durlni the year 166 1$
Losses paid dunne the year 3J
Nme of Company. YEOMEN MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Same of President, A. H.J Hoffman,
sme of Secretary. Oeo. F. Wall.
Staluiory reildrnt attorney lor servlc
InaurtDC OotunUalotw 4t tttcoo.
sen; vocal solo by Burllfi Preston;
Ode to the Olympics" which in
cludes a trumpet solo "Call to the
Colors"; the spear dance repre
senting Finland, the sword dance
representing England and the march
of the nations. The final event will
be the May pole dance.
Last year s May queen, Frances
Stewart of SUverton, will be mis
tress of ceremonies for the corona
tion. Other members or Queen Wini
fred's court will be Esther Black
and Ether Otbbard. princesses;
Oalen Dean, king; Dwlght Aden
and Kenneth Manning, escorts
Beverly Beakey. Junior maid of
honor; Lynn Lo Lockenour, crown
bearer; Alcetta Gilbert and Lor
raine Welling, flower girls; Earle
Potter, Maurice Dean, Ralph Barber
and Ross Gladden, quartet; Peggy
Halght, BUI Thome, Margaret Hagg,
Bert Rusk, Margaret Nunn and
Max Taggert, court.
Following the coronation and
May dance, Little Theater, campus
dramatic organization, will present
two plays in the chapel of Waller
hall.
Cast of characters for the junior
play Saturday night include Ran
dall Kester, Martha Warren, Gwen
Gallaher, Constance Smart, Mar
jorie Thome, Al Tebault and Billy
Utley.
Principals in the production 01
"Elijah" include Kathryn Smullin,
soprano; Helen Benner, contralto
Kendall Teislnger, tenor, ana mau
rice Dean, bass. (
BREVITY FAVORITE
KENTUCKY CLASSIC
Louisville. Kv.. April 28 (LP) A
starting field of from 13 to IS with
Brevity the one to beat that was
how the Kentucky derby shaped up
today, four days in advance of tts
62nd running at cnurcniu uowns.
Joseph E. Wldener's Brevity, '
favorite in the future book during
most of the winter, continues lo
gain supporters and may go to the
Dost Saturday an odds-on favorite
He closed in the vlnter book at 8-5
The Derby lineup for Saturdav
will be, pretty well established after
today s workouts and tne running oi
the Derby trial at Bimile. Nine ot
the ten horses entered In the trial
are eligible for Saturday's big race.
In yesterday's workouts, Indian
Broom, which set a world record foi
a mile and a furlong when he beat
Ton Row and Azucar, both Santa
Anita handicap winners. At Tamo
ran two weeks ago, traveled three
furlongs In :34 1-5 seconds, indicat
ing that he has lost none of his
speed since being snipped nere iron.
California. He is definitely dark
horse for the bi raw.
Stayton and Brooks
Plav Wednesday PM
Stayton The Stayton boys grade
school softball team will meet
Brooks on the Leslie Junior high
school field in Salem Wednesday
for the county championship. The
Stayton girls will clash with
Liberty squad for tne gins titie.
Stavton boys won tne ciass ft
title last Friday by shutting out Mt
Anccl 2 to 0. Richard McRae. Stay
ton pitcher, allowed no hits durino
the contest. The Stayton lineup wa
K. Kreitzer c. Miclke lb, McRae
Jordan 3b. Lewis ss. Schmitt
Harrell 2b, Leffler rf and Kreltzrr
cf.
Mt. Angel's lineup Bean p. The-
c. Skonetznl lb, Oreisnaucr 3b, La
tell If. Buchelt cf, Kronberg ss. kc
hoe 2b. Wills rf.
Clean-up Scheduled
Hubbard Mayor Garfield Vogcr
and the city council of Hubbard ha
declared the last day of the month
Friday, to be .community clcan-ur:
dav. All trash and debris U. to be
sacked and set on the curbing ai
trucks will call for the refuse. Cleat
un dav will be held but once th;
spring, no second call being con
sldercd.
LANDS BIG TROUT
Eugene, April 28 (Pr Rube Mont'
Komery, fisherman and boatman,
laid claim today to the trout fishing
championship of the McKenzic
river. Montgomery caught a 12
pound beauty measuring 33 Inches In
length. He believed lt to be tne larg
est rainbow trout ever taken out of
the river. The prize was landed
with a spoon.
cials to the palace and Insisted on
transacting state : business, but the
gravity of his condition was clear
when plans were made for Crown
Prince Farouk's departure from
Etagland tomorrow.
Fuad, who celebrated his 68th
birthday anniversary March 26, had
been In indifferent health many
months. He had never fully recov
cred from hU serious illness of 1034
when numerous foreign specialists
were summoned to the summer pal
ace at Montazah.
The troubled political situation la
Cairo, Including the revival of the
Wafd party strength, leading up lo
recent street rioting, the interplay
of British and Italian opinion, and
the emphasis on military questions
made it more difficult for the Egyp
tian monarch to throw off the lin
gering effects of his 1034 Illness.
His death came at a time when
Anglo-Egyptian relations had only
recently progressed from the riot
stage, caused by agitators, to peace
ful negotiations for a treaty of aV
llance.
To the extent which his death now
creates a certain Internal instabil
ity in Egypt, it Is expected to have
an adverse effect on British and
Egyptian relations and may delay
negotiations,
The fact that Crown Prince Fa-
rouk Is a minor, requiring a regency
further complicates matters politically.
The proper handling of the situa
tion b.v British officials may, lt was
pointed out by authorities, do much,
on the other hand, to re-establish
British prestige and further the Idea
of Anglo-Egyptian cooperation,
In official circles, the situation Is
regarded as further complicated by
the prevailing tensity In the Medi
terranean.
London, April 28 (fP) Egypt's new
king Is the 16-year-old Crown
Prince Farouk, whose teachers have
described him as the "perfectly edu
cated boy.
The death of his father. King Fuad
came on the eve of the prince's
planned departure for Cairo from
Kenry House, Kingston Hall, wnere
he has been studying for entrance
to the royal military academy at
Woolwich,
The crown prince was told of his
father's death in mid-afternoon
when the comptroller, Sir Ahmed
Hassanheln Bey went to the prince'
mansion.
The six foot prince will rule under
regency until he is 18 years old,
his father having left a sealed en
velope containing his choice for re
gents.
Good looking, affable, and
usualy mature In appearance, Farouk
has bpen carefully educated from
childhood in keeping with his fa
ther's maxim: "it Is nothing to be
a prince, but li is something to be
useful.
The prince has been a resident of
a large stone mansion with a per
sonal staff. Farouk was not imme
diately informed of his father's
death, pending the receipt of offi
cial word from Cairo.
The new king reads widely and Is
an ardent stamp collector, a good
amateur photographer, and an all
around sportsman. His favorite
sports are boxing, swimming and
polo.
When Farouk was 13, King Fuad
conferred on him the title "Prince
of El Said" or Prince of Upper
Egypt.
Since then he has represented his
father at many republic functions.
Before leaving Egypt, he represen
ted King Fuad at official celebra
tions in connection with the Pro
phet Mohammed's birthday anniver
sary, the great festival in the Egypt
ian calendar.
His personal staff tn England in
cluded a teacher of Arabic to in
sure that he would not forget his
native tongue.
M'KAY AND KAHLE
TIE FOR 1 ST PLACE
Max McKay and Carl Ka'hle tied
tor first place in the IS yard, 100
target event at -the Salem Trap
shooters club meet Sunday. Each
man broke 86 targets. Clarence
Townsend, who won No. I button
back once more, was a close second
with 05.
R. W. Nlles broke 24 out of 35 In
the handicap while 0. O. Robertson
placed first In skeet, 22 x 25.
The results:
16 yard event, 100 targets Mc
Kay, Kahle 96: C. Townsend 95,
Gordon Hull 94, C. O. Robertson,
W. H. Wolf, Ted Welty 91, L. White
84, P.'W. Carter 47; 60 targets K.
Wain, S. J. Yates 46; W. Simon 43,
R. . W. 'Nlles 41, J. Wilson, W. R.
Graham 40; R. H. Hale 331, R.
Welty 31; 25 targets L. Wain. H.
Bosler 22; Tom Curry 21. R. Payne
21, Ed Nlles 18, Walter Qoughnour,
F. Klnzer 16, Fred Lelse 15, Nick
Perkins 11, Irvln Williamson, Nap
Rocque, 7, McLaughlin 15, Ritchie 8,
H. Gordon 5.
Handicap, 25 targets R. W. Nilra
24, O. Kahle 23. C. Robertson 22, K.
Wain 21, W. R. Graham. S. Yates
19,. Ted Welty 18, Ii. White 16.
Skeet. 25 targets KODerison a.
K. Wain 18, W. R. Graham, Ted
Welty, C. Townsend 16, Hull 14.
Doubles, H. Gull 16, C. Kahle 17,
Robertson 14.
Bobby Jones Gives
Advice Golf Course
Washington, April 26 WP The
works progress administration today
had the benefit of Bobby Jones
knowledge of how golf courses
should be constructed.
The former champion discussed
the construction of courses at length
yesterday with Administrator Harry
L. Hopkins. The WPA has built or
improved some 600 courses during the
last year.
"We want to make these courses
architecturally correct," said Hop
kins. "That's why we asked Mr.
Jones to talk with us and give us
the benefit of his experience and
England since last October, living In opinions."
SIMPLE TO SEW
SCIO BEATS SHAW
Scio The town baseball team de
feated Shaw 5 to 1 on the Scio dia
mond Sunday afternoon. In the sea
son's opener. Softball practices are
expected to get under way In the
near future. The softball team will
enter the Albany league, according
to present plans.
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