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MONDAY, JULY 13, 1936 THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON The Student Pecided the Reason He Failed in His Examination Was Because "A Fool Can Ask More Questions Than a Wise Man Can Answer." AUTOMOBILES AUTOMOBILES AUTOMOBILES FINANCIAL LOANS CapitalJiJournal CLASBlHtD ADVtKTl&ING ATI Mr Una IN Per line, t limn ttc Per line, lime. 4oc Per line. 1 munln tl-W Minimum' iter ad US rente. Ada may lie placed toy telephone but no allowance for phone errors. Hani ah niul be In oj 10 a.m. day of publication. Circulation of the Capital Journal for the week ending July )1. 1998. Daily average distribu tion 10,156 Net paid 9.729 Member Audit Bureaa f CUoHlallt-M FOR SALE HOUSES 3000, 6 ROOM mod. h-juee, fireplace, built-in, basement, lurnace, gttrage, paving paid lu full, nc texe tor 2 year. Small down payment, balance monthly. P. H. Bell, 429 Oregon1 Bids., Phone 8121 a!66- ISO DOWN 5 r. bouse in good condi tion, garage, woouehed, paving 16M). 2a0 down 5 rm. modern borne close to bus to acliool 3375 500 down, good home, living r., din ing r., nook. 4 bedrooma, basement, furnace, fireplace, good location, 3376. 200 down, plastered bouse, 3 Apt, garage, woodshed, close to bus to school, partly lurn.ai.ed. Ill 00. 200 down, nice 4 r. bungalow, nortb, Immediate possession, a 1360. MELVIN JOHNSON, T28 Court St. Phone 373S a!68- A FINE LITTLE IIOMK OF ' 4 Rooms, a nice bedrooma, good plumbing, paved street. Only ISOO. With a 100 cash. bai. Ha a month, JESSE O. CAMPBELL, 236 Oregon Bid ft al66a FURNISHED 7-room house, rooms, 1363 Saginaw St. 3 bed al71 i A. 2 HOUSES, 4 rm., 1 rm.. partly mod. Brooks Ave.. 1490 Saginaw. al68 RM. Plaatered hse. barb, double g rase. lot. navement. iiO-0. 4200 down to 416 S mo, 778 So. 13tn a 107 BARGAIN, NEW HOME THIS new modern up-to-date 8 room home will be completed soon, located In new addition. You will like this home. Price 43750. Terms. See. W. H. ORABENHORST 8c CO., Realtors 134 8. Liberty St. Pohne 8468 bias LOOK THIS OVER MODERN up-to-date 6 room home in good condition, nice large corner lot with both Sts. paved, located at 960 N. 6th fit., present Income 437.50 per month. The price la right. See, W. H. ORABENHORST to Co.. Realtors. 134 S. Liberty St. Phone 6468 al5 4-rm. New Home, automatic heat, fireplace, hwd firs.. Bleeping porch, tbe most beautiful small gardens In Salem, owner leaving Salem, 43550. 7-rm. home 8. High, furnace, fire place, nice trees and gardens. 44200 7-rm. new English home, double plumbing, furnace, fireplace, located east. In best condition, owner leaving Balem. 44500. 7-rm. old house, furnace, beautiful trees, need renovating. 42500, terms Ilka rent. WINNIE PETTYJOHN 914 N. High street. alfl6 TO CLOSE AN ESTATE Will aell our home at a very low price. 8 nice, cheertvl rooms with basement. Two large coiner lot, both streets paved and paid A real snap for 42100. 8EE my agents CHILDS to MILLER Realtors 844 State St. Phone 6708 a AN UNUSUAL BAROAIN T thin fine, modert. 4 room hottee offered by owner who :a leaving &n Hm. Located 6 blocks from State Of' flee building, newly decorated and ready to move into. Beautiful, lame ahade and fruit trees You will like It and the prlre la 45750. SEK Mrs. Ellis with CHILDS to MTLLFff, Realtors 44 State St. Phone 6708 FOR SALE FARMS TEN ACRE BARGAIN ALL tillable soil, itood travel road lo cated 8 miles out. price 41000. Only 50 down. bal. 410 per month to In clude Int. at 4 per cint. aood fruit or nut aoll. Let us show you this bar tem todav. 8e. W. H- ORABENHORST CO.. Realtor 134 8. Liberty 8t. Phone 8488 b!65 9SMfSttttrr t ffff"" DIRECTORY B1CYCI.ES and Acoasrortaa Ramsdeo 143 8 Lib o Building Contractor FLOYD C. HEADRICK Building Con tractor. Also new S loom houa. for ale. Phone 4946. 1845 o High, org! EXCAVATING EXCAVATING of all lira, basements dug. dirt hauled or meed Dirt tor eale. Saltm Sand ft Gravel Co 9401 o FLORIST Brelthaupt'l for flower. Dial 6904. o MATTRESSES Mattresses re-msde. N' cover 94 40 CAPITAL Bedding Co Ph 4060 O170 PaintinK-Panerhanginp FaTntino. Paner.h.naing. ONell. 179 Phone 369ti PUMBING TtTEO M BARR Plumbing heating sheet metal work. 164 S Commercial treet o PHOTO ENGRAVING Salem Photo Engrsvtng 147 If Coml STOVES AND FENCE REPAIR stoves rtaiM 4reul.tors Bell nw and nrbuilt Move. rang., and elrcul.tore Prao. .nr fence post. 14 8 Fleming 2o3 Ch.tB eta o TRANSFER and STORAGE LARMEF Trar.-fer Storage P 91810 VACUUM CLEANERS CTHORIZID HOOVH sendee, ealea Cochran 735 South Si Pb 42380171 WELL DRILLING NEED, well drRler. hone 3SF3. Rt . Bx. 310 OlS3 WINDOW CLEANING NTW DC A I WINDOW M EANINO CO Winflnt. Floo Woodwork. Ttle MOMMIl THEY MUST GO!! On Hand Over 30 Days! - SPECIALS - 192b Bulck Standard Coach 333 00 1933 Ch.vroM Coach .1.00 AND COMPARE THESE 1931 Essex Coup. T I 49 00 1929 Durant Coach 135 00 . 1939 Oakland Coach ' 95.00 1930 Durant Sedan 165,00 1929 Oaklaud Sedan 185 00 1027 Packard Sedan 373 00 1930 Chrysler 77 Sedan 350 00 1939 Hudaon Sedan 196.00 1997 Sluts Special Rds 193.00 Valley Motor Co. TWO CAR LOTS Center to Liberty Phone 3168 - - - Marion to Liberty Phone 7910 FOR SALE FARMS 17'i A. 18 ml. N. on &t Paul to Port land road, all cleared 4650. 10 a. ml. S.E. of Woodburn, 8 rm. bouse, bain, woodshed, 6Va cult.. Vj a. umber, well, spring excellent soil 41400. 40 A. 1 ml. Irom SUverton, fair bldgs.. 35 a. cult., some timber, lamuy or chard. 45000. 41600 down. 155 A. 27 ml. from Salem, 7 r. plas tered house, bath, basement, 3 large barns, all fenced to cross fenced, several springs, i3a a., cleared, 442.50 per a. 3000 down, 10 yrs. on bal. at 5 per cent. MELVIN JOHNSON, 725 Court St. Phone 3723 bl66' FARM FOR SALE: Really lovely ten acres 4 room houae, elec. water system. 2 acres cherries, fine poultry bouses, creek. 3 mllea out, 42500. Modern 4 rm home with 44 acres, close In on Pac. Highway, 43500. Consider part trade. Houses: Pine Investment S room bouse, and S cottage lot 00 by 325, close in. Price 45000. terms, a real snap. Delightful new home, fine view, lot 76 by 150. See this charming place 43100. Let us sell your residence, or farm. E. A. JENfaEN, 1313 Edgewater St.. 'phone 8877. blTO NICE HOME on Crolsoii creek road 3 miles from Salem. Good garden and fruit, spring water. 18 tres, 42500.00. aood terms. Rt. 3. Box 204. bl87 FOR SALE Miscellaneous niiRRANTS 41.00 ner crate, delivered, nhone 61P15. 1167 1 JtR.n E 4 wheeled trailer house. 4100, Levi Slelghter. 1935 Maple. C1Q7 2-INCH Rotary Pump to Pipe. Carl Gibson. Aumsville. Oregon. c!67 WHEAT and oat sacks Phone I33P2, Lee's Hatchery. c169 Youngberrles. Ph. 77T2 at noon. c!67 PICKERING'S Tested Uoat Milk. Bet ter health. Producers Milk. Ph. 4816 . C185 COLD Storage Lockera Ramagea. c!82 UPHOLSTERING Repairing, cushion service. McDowell. 686 Center. Ph. 9863 C179 WE BUY. SELL or Exchange anything that's salable at P. N Woodrys Auc tion Market. 1610 N. Summer St., In Hollywood. Phone 5U0 REAL Wild Blackberr.ta from native plants. 41 crate, also ruuivaiea vari ety 75c crate. Bring cotitalners. B C Zlellnakl. Rt. 7. Box 430 Ph. 117P13 By Hacel Green school el 74 ! radios Moderate pnoea Woodry Fur niture vO.. f 11 O LOBiinerciBioi TYPEWRITERS Adding Machines Cttfth Resfstera sold rented swapped Expert repairs, reawmaoie prices Roen Typewriter Exc uoun rn o 1 ia SAFE for ula. fireproof 3 HA Ch.m.k eta ' FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FRESH COW, 2295 No. Liberty .168 FOR SALE WOOD 16 IN. OLD FIR, 93.30 cord. Ph. 9456. eel92' DRY WOOD, all klnjs. Prompt del. Phone 48F14. Smith-Rubens. eel89 16" DRY OLD FIR. Phone 4218. cell 13-INCH Mill Wood 9f 00 per cord load. Cobb. Mitchell. 340 So. 13th Ph. 7443. ee' WOOD SAWING. Reasonable. Ph.8290. cc!69 WANTED HELP WANTED Lady cook. 342 No. Com'l. P Lunch, 8168 TWO experienced buttrr wrappers, ap ply Marlon Creamery Commercial and Bellevue. 8167- WOMAN or Man and Wife for Dairy farm. State experience. Lester Allison. Amity. Ore. gl6? FXP. Furniture Salesman. Give R-ef. and salary expected. 3cx 171, Capital Journal. irl67 WANTED Married man between 36- 45 (or srneral farm labor experienced House furnished, permanent Job If satisfactory. References. Box 174. Cap ltal Journal. gl67 WANTED Woman to work part time for apartment rent. Rhone 66Q9. gioo' TIME for bean pickers t register. See E Wise across from went Btayton school house. Pbont 'X Turner Ex change. ' WANTED SITUATION COOK. Day or hr. 720 3c. 18th. hlM EXPERIENCED sten-oarapher wisbee nn.it ion. Excellent rerommeodatlons Pl 8230. h-lM- GIRL wants to assist with housework Csll on her at 1705 N Cotuge. hi 68 WANTED Miscellaneous wanted Good home for kittens. 735 Court St. ii w HAVE t.cancy tor on. mor. conv.lM. cent or chronic patient In my home Mrs. O. K. Ollbert. 4oe w. lstn at. uw CARPENTER WORK Wsnted. New or repair, w. H. Parry son. 907 o Com. "TO WANT TO RENT furnuhed houa. Au gust 1. 1936. permanent renter. Box 17. Cspnal Journal. ll7 WANTED to buy Of leaM Serrtc. St.. tlon. Give detail, priced rlghv Box 170 Capital Journal. ll7 TRADE SIbo PaJntlnr aa payment on good used ear. So. latb St. r ins WANTED Board and Room, in mod ern home Reference.. Boa 173, Cap ital Journal. 1197 W ANTED Miscellaneous WANT Urge unfurn. f.ouse for Apta. to rooming. Mudd, 8Sa Ferry. 1167 NEWELL WILLIAMS. Private Detec tive. Phone 8719 P. o. box 137. .ihq- P. N. WOODRY. the Audt.oneer, pays oaab or trade for usf furniture or what have you? Ph. 51 10. i" FOR RENT 1 RM. houa. partly turn , partly mod ern, 95 month. Eng. 1490 Saglnaw.Jleg FURNISHED 2 room Apt. 5 blks. from Stale House, Adulta, 1S84 Marlon St. JIM MOD. 4 rm. St nook. 158 center. Adult, only, 935. Ph. owner 7840.J166' OUR 5 room furnished horn. .whtl. w. are away for 3 months. Available Aug. lat. Elect, waah. machine, nice yard, garage, etc. Reaauiabl.. Adult, only. Enq. 1780 N. Cottage. J166 rV-T DtrWT Ibju Vi VMr A Ninm Turnisoea or parity mrnisnea noun, FURNISHED Apartment, 446 Union. J 107" STORK BLDO., 178 So. Commercial. J1YI APT., 1 large rm.. kitchenette, drea alng rm. disappearing bed. well fur nUhd, price 920. Call at 145 N. 14th street. 1167' MODERN Fur. S rm. Apt, 643 Union. )167' VACANCY. Roberts Apt.. 1167 3 RM. KITCHENETTE. 436 N. Church. 1166 BASEMENT APT. I blk. from Stat. house, 163 No. 13th. Pit 6753. J166' 3-rm. rise In court, 1?48 chemeketa. J1BB- Modern 5-rm. duplex. Pb 7376. 1168' HOUSES, furn., unfurr Melvin John son Phone 3733. 1" DREAMLAND furnubM eotugN Oa rage 98 pr montb I PIANOS Phonograph, .nd MmlnR macblnas for rant a I. sun rural tur. Co V OFFICE room for rent 9S1 Stat. St Prion. S71 I ROOM AND BOARD ATTRACTIVE rooms, gcod board, ga rage. Reasonable. 1724 Chemek.ta Wioo LADIES. 737 Center St Ph. 3736. 1)166 BD. At RM very close In. Ph. 5482. JJ168 B ti Rm. 360 N. Caplto.. fh.,7026. 11166 Board-Room. Oarage. 1445 Oak. 1)167 LOST AND FOUND LOST Grey P.ral.n kitten. Reward. Ph. 5304. kl6B LOST A coat, between Salem At Dal las, contains bank book, check. Henry Perm, Dallas. kl66 .REAL ESTATE WANTED WE HAVE BUYERS For FIVE and S I X-R00M HOUSES. MAIL FULL PARTICULtRS OR PHONE 4109 HAWKINS & ROBERTS INC. Guardian Building. Salem nl67 SMALL community stoi and station for sale soon, inaulte H4 Jefferson St. nl8 150 ACRE sheep farm, 19 miles from Salem, fair buildings, running water. 60 acres farm land, balance good pas ture, woven wire fenced, real sacrl flee 3.000, some terms. FINE 40 acre farm, we.l improved bot tom land, good buildliigs. no mort gage, to exchange for Portland real dence. 8. M. EARLE-VICK BROS. 208 N. High. Phone 878 n!67 4 R. HOUSE and nook, furnace, fire place 82000. 8100 down 835 per mo New 4 r. house and unfinished attic; e. of ground, citv water and Elec. 81250. 8100 down 818 per mo I r. house, big lot. Close to new Sen ior Hi. school aasog. awo oown. eeg per month. Listings wanted. RICH U REIMANN 187 0. High Dial 8633 DIM- 8350 LOT 50x120 on N. Church St. some trees, paving pd. 8450 tot on 5th Jaff arson. 85x180. paving paid. 8850 corner lot on N. Bth. 78x81 navlne to walks all in pd. 8450 lot. S blka. from Orant echool. paving paid MELVIN JOHNSON. 798 Court St Phone 8723 PlM INCOME PROPERTY 10 room ctoe. in Boaiding house, all sleeping rooms, ladr must sell on f -count of good rwMn, property well furnished and la good shspe. Here 1. your ch.nos to buy nne property with a bood business, if It Is a room snd boarding house m sr. looking for see this one. Pries ea&no. W H. ORABENHORST ft CO.. Realt"- 134 8. Liberty Street. n!6V FOR SALI PARADISE ISLAND, consisting of 46Uj acre, with beautiful picnic grounda. attmtlv .11 year stream, brine, good Income during summer month.. houM. barn, would make n lde.1 location for dance hall or close In resort, located elo to Salem on old Turner read. Prlc. assoo. for quick "si. W H. OR 4Br?NI10RST ft CO . Realtors 134 a. Uberty St. Phon. 6453 ales' Better Value Used Cars at Bonesteele Bros. 34 Studebaker DIM. Swlan. with trunk, low milaag. new fl-ply tin. was 38 Stud.baker Rumble Seat Coup. 16.000 mil... car la Ilk. new. seas St Plymouth 4-Door DeLuxe S.- dan 1695 So Studebaker 4-Door Cuatom Se dan. New rubber, cat ha. been used by member of firm alnc. new 9705 So Bulck Victoria 9350 29 Bulck Sedan 1295 30 Cadillac 4-Door Sedan 9521 37 Bulck Sedan, excellent condi tion, good tire. ..' 9185 27 Naah Standard Seden 95 36 Willy. Knight Sedan 95 28 Plymouth Tudor, new tlm. new paint 9165 Several Used Truck. 9166-9176 Several Low Priced Cars 930-995 Bonesteele Bros., Inc. Chemeketa and Liberty Ph. 4444 ql66 Out To Win America On Value Alone 19S4 Plymouth A-l cond.v... .9565.00 193S Ford Bed., new motor.... 465.00 1933 Ford Coupe. Ilk. new.... 435.00 1930 Ford Coupe 216 00 1927 Stud. Sedan 146.00 1929 Durant Coupe. 969 radio. look. Ilk. new 345 00 1939 willy. Knight 335.00 1931 Ford A Pick-up. A-l con. 345.00 Have you tried our new Alemtt. Lubricating Servlcf CARTER & CHURCH MOTOR CO. Nash and Lafayette Dealera 366 No. Com'l. St. Phone 3734 0,166. 1930 OLDS 6 SEDAN Has wheels, trunk rack, original flnlah like new. 6 practically new tire, and Al me chanically conditioned. Easy terms 6s trades. BOZELL GRIMSON MOTORS, 350 N. High. Phone 5500 ql6B 4 DR. PONTIAC, good top at paint. Motor good. New batteiy. 9136. See at 798 N. 20th. Ph. 4936. ql68 WHEN vou buy an auto ask vour dealer about the 96 down. 930-month payment Dlan of th. Bentftolal Loan Society Phone S740 o Hlghast CASH PRICES paid for good Used Cars. ART'S USED CAR MKT. 366 N. Church St., Salem, Oregon a- WANTED AGENTS CHRISTMAS Cards. B.g commissions selling personals. Free album 100 .am plea, 21 folder aMortment Special hu- morou personals. Kicnings. ..very- days. Gift Wrappings, stationery. Ex Derlence unnecessary. Wallace Brown, 335M Fifth Ave.. New York. g168 PERSONAL FREE! Stomach ulcer., gas pains, in. digestion relieved quick. Get free sam ple doctor's prescription Udaa, at Cap ital and Perry's Drug Storea. 1168 REAL ESTATE BETTER THAN RENT S10 down 810 per mo. Build your own hoiue. Call. I hav. good buya with .mall payment down. Small monthly payments. F. H. WEIR Oregon Bldg., Uh. 8902 nl66. SPECIAL BARGAIN . 0 acres. 6 mllea from Sal.m. half In fruit and berries. f.lr bldgs.. creek, on paved highway, very good soil. 62000. Vall.y Land Co.. 370 State St. P107 BEAUTIFUL scenic wi-oded close-in homesltes. water, gss, electricity. 9300 and up. ta per momn -c. a. hub. ERTSON. Phon. 8877 s Exchange REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE FOR CORVALLIS Neat, well located 6 room home, good location, fine lawn garden and trees. Basement, furnace, bullt-tns Close to grade and new hlah school Will accept home In Corvallla and pay difference or assume. SEE Mr. Walter wltn CHILDS e MILLER. Realtors 344 Stat. St. Phone f-708 i EXCHANGE LOS ANGELES FOR FARM Owner has two good houses on lot 140x40. good rental lcatlon. Rent for 838.50 per month. Wart arnaU farm or acreage near Salem. SEX Mr. waiter wirn CHILDS to MILLER Realtors 344 State St. Phone 6V08 1 BY OWNER 10 acre. modern Im. provrments. Will take oalem proper ty. Box 166, Journal. nn!66 FINANCIAL LOANS AUTOMOBILE LOANS LOW RATES . - - EASY TERMS CONFIDENTIAL P. A. BIKER State Lie. M-1S7 rl3 FOUR percent p.ld on .avlngB. aured to 9A000. Salem Federal Savtnics & Loan am n, ouardlao Bldg. pn 4100. rail" AUTO LOANS Private money .t lowe rate. 1 to 20 month, to p.y. Fo. H Simmons, llcenae M-15J. First National Bank Bllg.. Salem. r" TOUR CREDIT IB rWXD HERE 0.ciue w. .pMl.llae it) loan, up to 9900 IDOluding AUTOHOBILB LOANS Plant of tlm. to pat a. long a. to roontha Quick a.r.1? BENEPICIA1 LOAN SOCIETT Room 119-N.w Bl:r Bulldlne gig 8HII St . - TtaKm Oregon Phone 1740 S-IM kl I9S r LOANS w.nted on farm and elt, pro party B.for borrowing taoulr. .t R.wkln. Si Roborta r SOLDIERS desiring vund INVEST MENT for their Bonn, funds, buy a first mortgag. on real eataut Exam ine th. security your"f Loans avail abl. now 9300 9500 7M and tinoo CHILDS MILLER Mtt.. Loans 144 But St Phon. SToa r STRAIGHT 6 money no commls. a Ion Benlsmln Frank, ll Horn. Lonn To build modemla. oe refinance w. Del.no 390 Nortb Church St r MONEY IN ANY AMO'Jr-T to loan for farm, acreag. snd city loan. Low In tereet ret... Prompt wttvlc. CHILDS ft MILLER. Mtg. Loans 344 But. St Phone 70S INVEST MENTS Invert your saving, at 4 to 3 percent OS first mortgag. .eewttis. See Haw. kit ft Robert. r AUTO LOANS NEW LOW "IATS WILLAMETTE If AN CO. Sit OuarAlan Bide - M-159 Personal Loans By so Independent S.lm Ftn.no. Co Amounta to 91600 On. to 30 Month, to R.p.y DmI with .n independent Salem owned-and-operated finance eompany where vour needa wll receive every eonslderetlon both befor. .nd .ft.T th. loan I. mad. NO DFLAT8 . . R" RED TAPS General Finance Toro. Flnrt Natl Bank Bid. . Phon. SSM Uc.DMd 8-13 M Stat I'lbt" C0Uul0n- MORTGAGE LOANS nr buslnw. and rMid.no. properties L.iwMt ratM Ab. r.m. At Bill.. Inc. MajonJo Bldg. r Business Opportunities SMALL growing bualnaaa. good Iocs- lion, vary rawn.bl.. Hull Mil at one 534 N. Winter St p!66 I.EGALS BIDS FOR TRANSPORTATION OF FOLK COUNTY STUDENTS BKU will be received by the un- der-aigned lor the transportation ol High School Student Irom Polk County to Salem High School, up to live P. M. July 14th. 1936. Infor mation as to routes, "n be obtained at the Clerk's OKlce. 463 Ferry Street, Salem, Oregon. The bidder Is to submit bids to. one, two or three year contract and state what additional equipment he will furnish If awarded a contract lor more than one year. The right l reserved to reject any or all bibs The con tractor Is to furnlih a 15,000.00 Surety Bond (or the faithful per formance of his contract and pub lic liability and property damage Insurance on busies, limits of 110,000 and 65,000 property damage pro tecting the District against their legal liability. W. H. BUROHARDT, Clerk School District No, 34 Marion County, Oregon. NOTICE TO PAINT CONTRACTORS School District No. 32, west Sa lem, Polk County, O.egon, will re ceive sealed bids lor pajiting school buildings of said district, said bids shall be made in accordance with rules and speclflcatlur. now on file with the undersigned, or at the office of the Salem Box Company, Wallace Road, West Salem, Oregon. Said bids will be received up to and opened at the School Bjildlng afore said on the 33rd day ol July, 1936, at 7 o'clock P.M. MRS. ELMER D. CLARK, Clerk 167 CALL FOR BIDS Sealed bids will be received by the undersigned until the hour of ( o'clock p. m. on Monday. July 30, 1336, and Immediately thereafter opened by the Common Council of the City of Salem, Oregon, at the City Hall in said city, for the re moval of two condemned buildings located at 1140 Leslie 8treet, on Lot 3, Block 4, University Addition to the City of Salem, in compliance with Ordinance No. 3148. A. WARREN JONES," City Recoider. 168' TOURING EUROPE IN THEIR OWN CARS Washington IP Die American Automobile association ' announces that motor vacatioiijig abroad Is running more than so per .cent above last year and is three times greater than the 1933 volume. The statement was based on a re port made by E. O. Sparrow, for eign representative of national mo toring bocy. Sparrow, whose head quarters are in Paris, said that pre dictions made early In the year of a record-breaking foreign travel season are being more than lulitlled and that maintenance of present levels lor the rest ol IWfl would es tablish a new high record In the number of American shipping their cars across the ocean for foreign touring. "Never before.' he said, "have European governments offered so many lacillticg and Inducements to tourists, particularly thee travailing in their own cars." ORGAN WHEEZES TUNES OF OLD DAY Montreal (U A birrel organ that King Oeorge III ol England pre. Edited as a gift to Big Chief Tnay endanega, ruler of the six Mohawk nations, a century and a half ago, has been placed on display in the Chateau de Ramezy here. One ol the rare objtx u of historic Interest In North America, the organ is the center of a frendly conlro- versy between the Antiquarian BO' clety of Montreal and the Historical Society of Brantlord, which is seek ing to obtain the Instrument lor the archives of the latter city. Highly educated and a visitor, to the Old World on several occasions, Chief Thavendanega In later life discarded his Indian title to become known as Joseph Brant, lor whom the elty ol Brantlord was named Resembling a modern humidifier more than a musical Instrument, the organ has the til cs ol 32 an cient songs on Its com. the major lty of which have been forgoletn lor mora than a century. Although th organ can be played with only slight musical aatislaritkn, remnants ol the old tunes still can be disun- qulshod. Among tha songs that Uil kle quaverlngly from tha venerable instrument when the hand bellows are pumped are "Wher William at Eve Meets Me." "Sweet Poll ol Ply mouth" snd "The Topsail Shivers In th Wind." SOVIET GUARDS WILD UFI Moscow lu The ctovtet govern ment has taken energetic measures to safeguard wild IIU now posscs clng 480 game preserves of varied types, of which th 37 largest com prise mor than 3.000.000 acres. FIFTY HIVES UPSET Tulare. Cal. (IP) Residents ol the Pslge district Insist they already have experienced their first "air raid.1 Fifty hives ol bees were knnrkeri off a truck In an auUMno- I WHEN NATIONAL LEAGUERS TOPPLED - -e, . ' as H.r. ara two flash., of action from th. all-star baa.bsll gam. al Boston whan th. National L.agu. squad for th first tim whipp.d th. American L.agua taam 4 to . L.ft: Frank O.mar.a, Chicago Cub outfi.ld.r, scoring th. first run for th. Nationals on Gabby Hsrtn.tt'. trlpla through Jo. DIMaggie' lags Thacatehar is Rick Farrall, R.d Sox. Right: Lou Gehrig of tha Vank. ssught napping at first sa Ditty Da.n whipped a throw to First Baseman Jim Collins (12). (Assscist.d Prtss Photos) RAINS FAIL TO GIVE RELIEF TO DROUGHT AREA (Continued from page 1 slght for the northwest or any oth er heat baked area. . He said generally (air weather with torrid temperatures would continue today and tomorrow lor drought areas In general, but that cooler weather was likely In the eastern section of the northwest Tuesday. Purely loca showers were fore cast for North Dakota and north western Minnesota, and for South Dakota, northern Minnesota, north western Wisconsin and upper Mich igan tomorrow. There was hope, Lloyd said, of relie! from th Intent heat )n Illinois, where prostration has taken almost 200 lives, and states to the east, possibly by Wednesday, but he could not sight the urgently needed rain for th major corn stales Illinois, Iowa, Nebraska and Indiana. He explained that a new cool wave, moving down Irom the north- em Pacific stales, probably would bring cooler weather tomorrow to the Dakotas, Nebraska, Minnesota, northwestern Wisconsin. upper Michigan and the extreme northern portion of lower Michigan. When this loins with the cool wave which halted at She western border ol middle America yesterday It Is likely the combined forces of the two wll) be able to break the mass of heat, possibly Wednesday over th central stale, h added. The precipitation over the week end In the northwest was of untold benefit. Besides aiding crops and the pasturage In some sections It also lifted the fire scourge In east era Wyoming and southeastern Montana. Men and women laughed and shouted in the rain, and their chil dren played In mud middles. Farm ers wondered If the cool weather and rain would rid th- area of grass hopper and cricket hordes. More than 1,000 men lighting tne nuge maca Hills forest blase for more than a week, breathed more easily as the mnLsture auenched all but a lew spots. Elsewhere in tn nation, welcome rain revived th spirits of a sorely- tired populace over the week-end. In Connecticut the drotigni was oeuev ed definitely broken, snd temporary relief was given In New York state. New England. Nebraska, Oeorgia. Virginia and South Carolina. But as a general continuation of the drought was preduled. prices of major grain markets, which tumb led practically the full limit aatur. day upon a forecast t-f probable re lief Irom heat and aridity, opened loday slightly lower than Saturday's close, then steadied to about the closing level. Initial downturns oi aa much as I cents in some cases wer soon over come, and trading In all speculative pits was on a large scale, although Ruch less so tnan on eaiurcay Despite Saturday's hreak, however. wheat sull was 21-24 cents higher than prices commsndto a year ago. com was fractionally down to two cents up. and oat 2e cent higher at today's opening. MeanwhU. temperatures contin ued to ascend rapidly during tlx morning toward levels equal to or higher than the marks which creat ed new maximums In many mid- western dttea almost dally week. Aa th withering hot blasts con tinued unabated, Mxhlgan, which listed 31s a th torrid wav entered lu lllh oonaecuUv day. and such high mark aa 10. at Orand Raplo snd 100 at Detroit yesterday pcrtex) morning temi'relurea today oi 1 at Bay City, to at Flint and Kalamazoo, and 94 at Detroit. In Illinois where all-time marks acre broken yesterday with 112.9 at Kewanea and 108 at Ottawa, the weather bureau at Springfield said the temperature there would'exceed 102 lor the 10th consecutive day. Yesterday's high was 1074. The federal and state departments of agriculture said damage to morn and late crops would Increase in Il linois unless there were heavy rains within the next few days, put that the yield prospect in many fields "has been materially reduced regardless of later mlns." Dairy lar mera said Central Illinois faced an acute milk shortage because of con tinued heat and witi,ered pttsturea. The prospect ol a cent a quart In. ciea.se in the retail price of Chlca.o milk was the subject ol a meeting between producers and distributors today. DIAMOND TRADE BETTER Cape Town (U Continued Im provement In the diamond U'ale has led to the belief that Klmber ley will resume full production this year, he Dutoispan Diamond mine Is being re-opened and possibly will start production on a normal seals soon. Another Klmberley diamond mine will be ready for re-openlng belora 1837. SIMPLE Seen PtFTF.EN CENTS lor gsrtra if you with copy of oar 5505 P Address tli Fashion Bureau. Salem Capital Journal. 623 Mission St, San Francisco. Calif. No. 8305. Sits Nam ddrsaa AMERICAN STARS HEROIN CACHE IN FLUE UNCOVERED Dallas, Tex. (IP) Dallas detectives went fishing and caught several capsules ol heroin vaiued at 32,500. Th olficer battel .a their way Into a house in South Dallas, ar rested two men, reputedly wholesale narcotic distributors, and discovered the cache ol tha narcotics In an open Hue. By employing th use oi a fish ing rod and reel which they (ound hidden in a closet of, the house, the detectives Dulled the heroin out of the hiding place. After searching the house, unsuc cessfully tor a tlm. Detective pick Gardner noticed the rod. reel and line and round , the open flue. "I'm going fishing.' rr announced as he cast the line up th flue. The artificial lure with hunks attached at the end caught on an object and the detective began reeling In his catch. The catch proved to be a box containing the heroin. The arrest ol the two men ended a six-month search for one of the sources of widespread uholesale dis tribution of narcotics in Dallas. TO SEW this PATTERN. Enclose 10 cents Fsshiow Magasine.