I
ONDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1936
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON
An Optimist-the Fellow Who Goes to the Dentist Office and Growls Because Someone is Ahead of Him.
CapitalJiJournaJ
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Per line, 6 tlnus 40c
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Minimum per d 23 cents. Ada
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Want aoa inubt tf Id by 10 a.m.
fay of publication.
Circulation of the
Capital Journal I
for the week ending Sept. 12. i
1936. Dally a vim age distribu
tion 10,066
, Net paid 10,568
Mem ber Audit Burea. af
Circaiatieiu
; FOR SALE HOUSES
MOiJEKN 5-nu. Uurmshed) Large lot
$3200; 500 down, 3U per mo.
Modern 6-rm. late bulii. H.W. flra.,
a mis. SJ500, 4oy down.
. Maw ultra -moaen., nevt'r occupied, 6
rnu. and uniinibhtd upstairs. Let us
how you this lovely home before you
buy. si 500.
Beautiful modern home, large shade
trees, fruit, shrubbery, t2650. Terms.
1 WILLAMETTE HEAL ESTATE
381 State St. PH. 7113 a
4-R. Furnished. Basement, garage, lot
70x140; 92100. Terms. 5-Ii. hse.. lot
66x140; just outside city limits; $1676,
asy terms. Strictly modem 6-R. hse.
X. Salem, S3250; easy terms. 8-r.
trlctly modern hse. 6 blocks from P.O.
H. Lot U2i.2xl65: StiOOO; very easy
terms. Listings "Wanted. Rich L.
Belmann. 167 S. High. Dial 8032. P226-
( . $3975. HERE Is a hout that is close-In.
Jilts do tent l al business property, has 3
irijarge bedrooms downstairs, 4 bedrooms
mna a nam upsiairs. Basement, iuiii
ce, atractlve yard, with 4 Karaite.
$6900. A beautiful home on Pair mount
bill with living room, dining room,
fcltchen, nook; 4 bedrooms upstairs,
v double plumbing, larce attic, oil bur
ner. This house Is ultra-modern.
. P. H. BELL 429 Oregon Bldg.
1 Phone 8121 a22fl'
COZY 3-room house with cement base
ment $1600: only 9100 Down. bal.
terms. COTTAGE REALTY CO., 2fi2
W Cottage St. a226"
FOR SALE Small modern house,
close to Willamette university. $300
down, balance like rent. Phone 40D5.
Ti227
REAL HOME BAROAINS
$3150. Attractlvfi modern 5 -room home
located at 1725 N. 18th St. $1150
'' down will handle.
$4300. Modern up-to-date late built
' home with 6 rcoms, nice large lot
4 with fenced-in yard. Located in En
glewood section, $1300 down, bal.
$30 per month.
, $2800. Good 8 -room home with bne
ment and furnace. Located on Fair
mount HtH. V3 canh, bil. terms.
; $2350. Good 4-room home with two
bedrooms, plastered, basement and
furnace, garage, 100 down, bal. $23
per monfh to include Int.
v $2500. Modern o-room home wttn
ygm Dasement, iurnace, rirepiare, gar-
fe bnl. 922 per month to Include Int!
at s percent.
$2300, Good five-room plastered bun
galow home located nrar Leslie
school. 300 down. oai. 82S per mo.
SEE US FOR BARGAINS
j W.H. GRABENHORST A; CO., Realtors
T 134 S. Liberty St. Phone 6468. a226
VIEW TRACT: 1.4 acres with small
I house, close In. Price 92000; 9500
down, bal. 920 per month to Include
J Int.
I See W. H. GRABFNHORST & CO
4 134 g Liberty 8t. Phone 646B. a226"
FOR SALE
Near grade, Junior and nlirh school,
nest 8 room bungalow, newly painted
and decorated. Nice east front lot
with abundance of choice shrubs.
Price for quick sale only $3 500
terms to suit buyer. Place carries 92.
800 HOLC loan. Immediate poflsen
Slon. Call Mrs. Ellis, with
CHILDS St MILLER. Realtors
844 State Street.' Phone 6708
THREE WONDERFUL BUYS IN
SALEM HOMES
B room cottage on paved street.
Larjre corner lot with shade trees Dis
tant owner says sell for 91.100. Part
i ah, balance terms.
. To close an estate, must sell our
home. 2 story. 8 room residence with
besement. 3 nice lots with fruit and
hade trees. Both streets paved and
pp'd. Price only 92,100 worth double.
Immediate possession of a repos
sessed home. Neat 5 room house on
eVolPe east front lot. Price onlv
$1.500 001300 00 cash, balance like
rent To but vour hme see
CHILD St MIL! EH. Realtors
844 State Street Phone 6708
DIRECTORY
BICYCLES
and Accessories. Ramsden, 143 8. Lib, o
EXCAVATING
BXCAVATINO of all kinds, basements
dug, dirt hauled or moved. Dirt for
sale. Salem Sand St Gravel CO. S408 o
FL0KIST
Brelthaupt'i forf lowers. Dial 5904. o"
LOCKSMITH
. B. Stewart. 351 Court. Ph. 7S1S. 0245
PaintinR-I'aperhanRinR
PAINTINO" Papering I. O. Burrell
Ph. 8742. 0226
PLUMBING
THEO. M. BARR. Plumbing, heating,
sheet metal works. 164 S. Commercial
street. o
PHOTO ENGRAVING
Salem Photo Engraving. 147 N. Com'l
STONE MASON
J. W. SNEED- Stone houses, retaining
walla, fireplaces. Rt. 4 Box 210. Ph.
86F3. 247
Sewine Machine Repairs
C K. Lea therm in T 8675: 1163 Waller
O230
STOVES AM) FENCE "
REPAIR stoves, ranees, circulators
Sell new and rebuilt stoves ramies
and circulators Fence and fence posts
R. B riemlng, 262 Chemeketa o
TRANSFER and STORAGE
LARBER Transfer Storage P 3131 o
WELL DRILLING
8NEED. Rt. 4 Box 210 Ph. SflFS. 247
WOOD SAWING
H H. Boenlng. Ph. 9633. Salem. 0242
R. B. CROSS. 1145 No. 17th. Ph. 8178
227
WINDOW CLEANING
NEW DEAL WINDOW CLEANING CO
Windows. Floors, Woodwork. Tel
9bOO 0387.
AUTOMOBILES I AUTOMOBILES
Always a Better ysed Car for Less Money at
McKay's
29 Pontiac Sedan s $ 95
29 Hudson Sedan $245
33 Ford V-8 Coupe $375
33 Dodge Sedan $545
35 Chevrolet Town Sedan $645
35 Chevrolet Sport Sedan $695
35 Graham Sedan $695
Generous Trades - - - Written Guarantees
Low G.M.A.C. Terms - - - Better Cars
McKay Chevrolet Co.
333 Center Phone 3189430 N. Commercial, q
FOR SALE HOUSES
PRICED to sell S285Q will buy this
newly redecorated modern home. lar-e
lot with lovely shrubs and fruit trees.
Terms and less lor cash. See at 830
Shipping. a226
FOR SALE FARMS
FA It MS AND DEER
OPEN SEASON ON BOTH. LETS GO!
400 A. within 5 miles Canby. Best
soil. Improved, springs, timber. $60.00
per A.
400 A. on stream, some cult. 921.00
per A.
10 A. cult, on pave't, bl'd'g'a, $1300,
terms.
10 A. creek, elect., phone, timber,
$1000.
10 A. equipped, 300 cords fir on
Molalla R. 2 miles Canby. 91500.
20 A. on Thayer road 21-2 miles out
from Oregon City. Elect, house, barn,
b A. cult., creek. Cascade silt loam
soil. 91550. Ctin rent one yr. for 975
cash with option to buy for 1 year.
18 A. fine timber and sou, 1000
cords stumpage on Thayer road,
91550 9500 cash. All year gravel road,
only 3Vi miles to Oregon City. Fine
turkey rancn. Dig ceoar.
Battleson Land Company. Canby. Ore.
40 year's selling "Dirt Cheap." b228
9 A. All in Alfalfa. Good 6-r. plastered
hse. 92000. Some terms. 10'i A. near
Swegle sch., poor buildings, 921 .50;
terms. Rich L. Relmann, 167 S. Hlph.
Dial 8632. b226
LAND BARGAIN
143 acres with 90 acres plow land, old
buildings, 7 miles out. 935 per acre
If taken right now. Terms.
See W. H.' GRABFNHORST St CO.
134 8. Liberty St. b226
SPECIAL Bargain, 150 acres river bot
tom. 1-3 cultivation, balance pasture,
creek, large barn, small home, $3500;
$1000 down. VALLEY LAND CO.
370'fc State b22fl"
BELOW VALUE
91500 cash will tRke 5 acres with 6-
room house, good bnrn. gnrage. chlck-
enhouse. well, several large shade
trees around house. 5 miles from
Salem. The buildings are worth the
money.
W. H. GRABENHORST & CO., Realtors
134 S. Liberty St. b228
$500 DOWN and balance 925 per mo.
will buy 10 acres of fine prairie soil
east of flalem. Old buildings. A Real
Buy at 92250.
W.H. GRABFNHORST CO., Renltnrs
134 S. Liberty St. b226
FOR SALE Miscellaneous
COTTON sacks, unbleached, 60 cents
per doz. Ph. 133F2. Lee Hatchery.
C231"
SACKED poultry fertilizer, straight or
with peet moss. Also with straw. Ph.
133F2. Lee Hatchery. c231"
93 Model Marlln 32-40 rifle. Phone 7213
after 6. c228
NEW 4-person Travelome house trailer.
Ph. 7549. N. Salem Auto Court. c226
MOD. 2-party trailer hse. Bargain,
Hurry. Willamette Cherry Growers. c228
Concord Grapes deilv. Ph. 4383. c231
ORAPES 2c lb. at King's (bring con
tainer), Vi ml. north of Four Corners.
C231
FOR Sale: Vose walnut piano, good
condition. 950. Jaqulth Music Co.. 260
N. Mlgn St. C22tt
CROSLEY all elect, radio 910. Jaqulth
Music Co., 260 N. High. C228
SEE the New Grunow Tel-e-Dlnl Radio,
11-tub eradto for 974. Jaqulth Music
CO., 260 N. Hltth.
RPARTON console radio. A-l cond
Sell or trade for old fir. Ph. 3582. c225
IMPROVED Concord grapes and
prunes, ml. H on Wallace Rd. Bx. 181.
C230
FARM implements. Call 63F13 eve.
nings. c226
REAL CONCORD and Sweet Water
grapes. Stoddard, l1, miles out Wal
lace roaa.
WINCHESTER Pump Gun tie gun case,
12 guage, 363 State St. c226'
One ROMNEY Buck, one Shropeshire
buck. L. Townsend, Mission Bottom.
e228
APPLES. K intra and other varieties. 1
ml. Wallace Rd. Ph. 8F11. Pratt's. c245
WE BUY. SELL or Exchange anvthln?
that s salable at F N Woodry' Auc
tlon Market. 1610 N sP;immer St.- in
Hollywood Phone 5110 c
OOAT MILK 15c qua.t h 71W4 e'
FURNITURE ranges ruirs linoleum.
radios Moderate prices Woodry Fur
niture Co 474 S Corr.merelBl St c
TYPEWRITERS Adding Machines.
Cash Registers sold rerted swapped
Expert repairs, reasonaoie prices Koen
Typewriter Exc 420 Court Pa 6778 c
FOR SALE LIVESTOCK
REGISTERED Pcrcheron stallion,
black. 7 yrs.. wt. 1860. Phone 7F22.
Ben McKlnney. R. 1 Box 275, Salem.
FIVE young Jers"y and Guernsey
cows. T B. and A B. tested. Milking.
Two to frrshen Dec, three Januarv.
Red barn. Columbia St . saiprn. -2Z6
FOR SALE WOOD
45 CDS. 4 ft. Oak. Ph. 8025.
Wood. Ph. 48F14. Smith-Rubens. ge244
WOOD Sawing reasonable. Ph 8290
16" old fir 95.30. Ph 9456.
12-INCH Mill Wood and planer wood
95 per cord load Cobbs Mitchell. 340
South 12th Phone 7448 ee
FOR SALE POULTRY
FOR SALE White Leghorn pullets.
several hundred laying. P. F. Stof-
heiae, Salem, a miles. Pacific hignwav.
f22fl
ELECTRIC APPLIANCES
"FOR RENT OR SALE"
New 6t Used APEX Electric Refriger
ators ft Washing Machines Ph 96o0
T D WOODROT Richfield Ser Stat
Center at Cburcn Ate- Aeiem. Mi35"
WANTED HELP
MAN about 40 years old. Can make
around 930 per week. Must have car.
Easy work. 6 hours per day. See Mr.
Dovid. Hogg Bros. 0 a.m. only. g230
MEN
Who have mastered carpentry or oth
er manual trades but now find It
difficult to obtain steady employ
ment, will find It worth while to in
vestigate the possibilities of a affer
ent type of work.
Our organizaton, ono of the larg
est and most successful In Its field,
employs a number of such men, who
are earning far more than was possi
ble at their trades.
No investment is required and we
furnish necessary training and equip
ment. Applicants for positions cow open
in Salem and vicinity will be Inter
viewed at 503 Royal Court Apart
ments between e:4o ana i pjn. Tues
day, September 11. g226
Christmas Cards. Big commissions
selling personal Christmas card, sta
tionery, and 7 sensational assort
ments, special low priced humorous
personal cards. Experience unneces
sary. Free samples. Wallace Brown.
225M Fifth Ave., New York. g226
THREE neat appearing young men to
work on regular routes In and near Sa
lem. Good future. No experience nec
essary. Apply Hotel Bligh between 6:30
and 7:30 p.m. today. Ask for Mr. Keely.
g-227
HIGH school girl willing to work for
room and board. Ph. 9507. g226
ELECTRIC REFRIGERATION, AIR
CONDITIONING men wanted: Reli
able, fair education, mechanically In
clined, who would like to better them
selves. Must be willing to train spare
time to qualify as installation and ser
vice exports. No experience necessary.
Write giving ape. present occupation,
etc. Utilities Inst., Box 281 Capital
Journal. g226
WANTED SITUATION
HSKPR. Middle aged, dependable, good
cook, wants work In motherless home,
city, farm. Jennie Miller, Gen. Del. h228
PRACTICAL nursing. Best of refer
ences. Atred 'people specialty. Some
house work. Box 279 Capital Journal.
h22S
CARPENTER Work or shingling. W.
H. Perry and Sons, 967 8. Com'l. h226
WANTED Miscellaneous
WANTED to rent 5 room house bv
reliable party. References furnished.
Box 280 Journal. 1228
GOOD used youth bed. Mahogany or
Ivory color. Phone 8643. 122?
GENTLEMAN desires sleeping room;
private entrance, or small bachelor
apartment preferred. Box 277 Capttnl
Journal. 1226
F N WOODRY, the Auctioneer, pays
cash or trade for uso'i furniture ot
what have your Ph. 5110 1
FOR RENT
FOUR room furnished house 925.00.
Enquire upstairs at 1620 Ferry. J228
2 Strictly modern 7-r. houses on N.
Summer St. 945 and 950 per mo. Pos
session given immediately. Rich L.
Relmann. 167 8. High. Dial 8632. J226
FURN. 6-room house close in. Cottage
Realty Co.. 262 N. Cottage. j226"
A 5-ROOM house with basement, fur
nace. garnKe. 930. P. H. BELL, 429
Oregon Bldp. Phone 8121. J226
6-ROOM modern home, 1845 Fir. J228
FURN. APT. 926. 1411 State.
STRICTLY modern 5-room house 935
per month. 435 Market. J227
SLEEPING ROOMS 1208 Court. Ph.
8202. J226
ROOM for teacher. Ph. 5136. J227
NICE slpg. rm. close in. 172 Marlon.
J227
FURNISHED House, 760 S. Com).
Phone 6406. J229'
ROOM with garage, close In. Reason
able. Phone 3859. morn, or eve. J236
Modern apt. Adults. 643 Union. J22R
NICELY furnished sleeping room. 1st
floor, good bed. Gentleman pre., meals
Opt. Phone 6438. J226
Pleasant Sleep. Rms. 1132 Hlnes. J243
OFFICE room for ren. 881 Stats 8t
Phone 871S )
PIANOS Phonngmpn snC sewtnq
machines1 for rent H L Stiff Puml
turs Co 1
DREAMLAND furnish"! cottages On
raffe $8 per month 1
ROOM AND BOARD
TABLE BOARD.
1686 Chemeketa.
JJ227
ROOM and Board,
South Commercial
sonable. 546
DOUBLE or Sinsle room with bonrd
close in. Phone 6482. JJ226
Board and Room. 691 Union.
LOST AND FOUND
LOST: In West Salem, female Boston
Terrier. Atred and deaf, name Pesgv.
Rewnrd. Phone 6r)51. k28
MISCELLANEOUS
WE Pick ud dead and worthless hors
es Phone 4B69. m252
REAL ESTATE
8-ROOM plastered houw. basftmcnt,
lsrtte lot. some fruit, clone to High
land nchool. for only $2M0; 1300 down.
on!, monthly.
S'ACnE tract, all In mixed fruit Houae
and barn. elec. llRhta. Clone to Bell
cre.t. Price 2850. Exchange for Salem
residence.
10 ACRE tract mllet from Salem.
Good house and barn. elec. lights, for
only S2500: Exchange for Salem hous
8 M. EARI.E - - VICK BROS
208 ft. High. Phone 78 n237
ANYTHINO pertaining to Real Estate.
Buy. Sell or Exchange. 8e Undgrcn
or Tucker 173 S High. Ph M90 n
Journal Want Ada Pay
AUTOMOBILES
'29 CHEV. couch. Runs fine. 9175.
325 So. 14. After 5:30 p.m. q226
REAL ESTATE
SOUTH of Salem. 37 acres of the best
soil, all under cultivation. Year 'round
creek. Dandy 15 cow barn, chicken St
hog houses. Modern 7 -room bouse
with all improvements, lovely yard
with shade trees. 6 cows, team, 100
hens, 2 sows, 32 tons of hay, all equ
ipment needed to run this Included
at 96500, about 92500 cash will handle
This is one of the slghtliest and best
farms we have listed. A real money
maker. SEE Mr. Sever in with
Guardian Bldg. Salem. n
LARKIN REALTY CO.
109 S. Com'l. St. - - Phone 5470
COAST 2 ACRES: Close to BEACH, on
101 hwy. Blds., elec, city water, ex
change for VALLEY, prefer SALEM.
Have SOME of the BEST FARMS IN
THE VALLEY; LOWEST OF TERMS
360 acres. 100 cultivated, paved hwys.,
plenty of water, buildings (old). NOW
$25 per acre. 120 acres for 81000; 97
acres 91000; 10 acres East of Salem o
exchange for smaller acreage. n226"
Exchange REAL ESTATE
INCOME 9400 A MONTH
Well constructed modern building.
Good Income on 935.000. Want good
equipped ranch for part.
Jesse G. Campbell, 226 Oregon Bldg.
nn226
EXCHANGE; Will trade 120 acres of
timber and 9500 In cash for 6-room
house In Salem.
See W. H. GRABENHORST & CO.
134 3. Liberty St. nn226
40 ACRE good river bottom farm.
Could be Irrigated. Exchange for house
In Salem or acreage close In. 7-room
modern house in Portland. Exchange
for house in Salem. VALLEY LAND
CO, 370 State. nn226"
FARMS FOR CITY
We have two of the best farms In the
Lake Lablsh district, excellent soil,
can be had stocked and equipped.
' Owner will accept good Salem res
idence or Income property.
103 acres, two barns, lovely modern
home. Nearlv all under ploy. Abun
dance of fruit and nuts. Located on
hlwav 99E Just south of Woodburn.
Excellent site for camp ground and
service station. 916.000 takes all.
Will accept residence In Balem to
95,000.
See Mr. Walter, with
CHILDS St MILLER, Realtors
344 State Street. Phone 6708. nn
PORTLAND home. Rood district, ex
change for Salem. Write 346 N. Cap
itol. nn226
EXCHANGE
8 acre tract located on highway
close to Salem. Will trade and pay
difference for good property In Salem.
Also neat 5 room modern house will
located In S. Salem. Corner lot with
room for another house. Price 83.500.
Will accept small tract In exchange.
Call Mrs. Ellis, with
CHILDS At MILLER, Realtors
344 State Street. Phnne 6708. nn
FINANCIAL LOANS
WANTED: 91500. Good first mortgtiRP
security. Phone 3385. r226
MONTHLY PAYMENT LOANS on Sa
lem homes at better than FHA rates.
Salem Federal Svgs. Si Loan Assn. 130
South Liberty St. r
b2 MONEY to loaa on good resi
dence and business property.
Chns. Hudkins 275 State St. r-
MORTOA'lE LOANS or business and
residence properties, lurest rates Ab
rams St Ellis, tnc Masonic Bldg r
AUTOMOBILE LOANS
LOW RATES - - - - EASY TERMS
CONFIDENTIAL
P. A. EIKER State Lie. M-167. r241"
AUTO LOANS
Private money at tow rates, 1 to 20
months to pay. Roy H. Simmons,
license M-152. First National Bank
Bldg., Salem. r
Personal Loans
By an Independent Salem Finance Co.
Amounts to 91600
One to 20 Months to Repay
Deal with an Independent Salem
owned-and-operated finance company
where your needs will receive every
consideration both before and aftef
the loan Is made.
NO DELAYS - - NO RED TAPE
General Finance Corp,
First Nat'l. Bank Bldg. - - Phone 16R
Licensed S-138 by State. r
AUTO LOANS
NEW LOW RATE
WILLAMETTE W.AN CO.
519 Ouardlan Bldg M-1 60 r
INVESTMENTS
Invest rour savings at 6 to 6 percent
on first mortgage securities See Haw
kins A Roberts r
LOANS wanted on farm and city pro
perty Before borrowing inquire at
Hawkins St Roberta r
STRAIGHT 6 money no commis
sion Benjamin Prank.il Home Loan
To build, modernize or refinance see
Delano. 290 North Church St r
Do You Want to
BUY OR SELL
ft
USED CAR
We'll finance Any private sale be
tween you and your friends where
the balance Is 9300 or less And
you can have a yeai or longer to
repay. Salary loans to persons
permanently employed Phone or
see Mr. Brandon. Beneficial Loan
Society, second floor New Bligh
Bldg. State and High Sta. Phone
3740 r
AUCTIONS
COWS AND SHKEP
I will sell at public auction on my
farm 6 miles north, and 1 mile east of
Rtckreall. in Polk county, on the On
Orove-Bethel road, one mile south of
the Bethel school, on Thursday. S'pt.
24. commencing at 10 a m. 17 head
of cattle, 175 head of sheep. 2 brood
sows with pigs. 3 work hor-e. 376
sacks oats. 20 tons baled hay. Full set
of farm equipment end small tools.
Owner: F. N. Arnott, Auctioneer: Ben
T. Sudtrll. Clerk: Fd C. Dunn. t227
Social Sewing Club
Guest Haynes Home
Mill City Mr. Ed Haynea was
hosteu to the Social Sewine club
at Its reeulnr meeting at her home
Thursday afternoon. Fallowing- an
afternoon of sewing and vlaltlng.
refreshment were served by Mrs.
Haynes.
Club members present for the ses
sion Included Mrs. W. J Robinson.
Mrs. O. H. Newman, Mrs. 8. Jep
sen, Mrs. Otto Oeertsen, Mrs. Chas.
Sullivan. Mrs, R. D. Turpin, Mrs.
Mary E. Hendrlcson. Mrs. Clara
Ellsworth. Mrs. H. I. Plymale, Mrs.
Ed Bertram and the hostess, Mrs.
Ed Haynes.
IDAHO MAV CIEST
SIlvtTton Lloyd Tracey of Poca
tello. Idaho, Is spending several
weeks In Sllverton as house guest of
the family of his cousin, Mrs. H'lpn
Ofstedahl who recently took up her
naldtcc hen from Milton, M. O.
AUTOMOBILES
Otto J. Wilson says every Used Car must be sold
at once and here is what we are willing to do:
WE ARE PUTTING OUR PRICES DOWN TO ROCK BOTTOM AND WILL
INCREASE THEM 95 PER DAY FOR SEVEN DAYS UNTIL THEY ARE
BACK TO THE NORMAL ASKINQ PRICE
1936 Bulck Touring Sedan. Formerly
1935 Pontiac DeLuxe Sedan "
1935 Ford DeLuxe Tudor H
1934 Chevrolet Master Sedan.
1931 Bulck 6-wheel Sedan.
1931 Bulck 5-wheel Sedan, "
1930 Chrysler 77 Sedan " -
1929 Nash Coupe "
1930 Packard Sedan
REMEMBER These Prices are for QUICK SALE ONLY, and every day you
wait, they go up 96 each. - - - For better deals on high grade Used Cars
OTTO J WILSON
BU1CK St PONTIAC Sales At Service
38B N. Commercial - - - Phone 5451 - - - Salem, Ore. q
ENROLLMENT '
OF 275 OVER
THAT OF 1935
(Continued from page 1)
takes the place of the discarded
Park and Lincoln scholos, it located
in a section where many families
secure work in the hop field and
prune orchards. A substantial in
crease in the registration at Bush is
expected during the next two weeks.
Reflecting a substantial growth
on the part of the city In general,
the enrollment of first graders was
up 76 over the first day last year
During the pest four or five years
there had been little or no increase
in the grade school enrollment. Be
ginners registered today totalled
364 as compared with 268 a year
ago.
At the senior high school there
was a registration this morning of
1389, an increase of 112. Parrlsh,
too, displayed a decided upturn wltn
911 registered as against 870 a year
ago. The Increase at Leslie Junior
high where a much enlarged plant
greeted the faculty and students
wax not so marked, the figures be
ing 368 for this year as against 383
in 1935.
Crowded conditions will prevail at
the senior high building since the
new structure will not be available
during the first semester at least.
Opening day enrollments during
pie past nine years follow. 1928,
4135; 1929, 3900; 1930,. 4042; 1931.
4443; 1932, 4361; 1933. 4350; 1934,
4505; 1935, 4469; 1936, 4744.
SEEK TAXES ON
MULKEY BLOCK
The state board of control, co
operating with the city of Portland,
reopened the move today to collect
taxes and assessments against the
three story Mulkey building In
Portland which was bequeathed the
state upon the death of Marshall
Armstrong, the sole heir, who has
a life tenancy In the property.
Commissioner R. E. Riley and
City Attorney Prank Grant of Port
land appeared before the board and
stated the tenant has refused to
pay $2,836 in assessments and $4,-
261 In taxes, but retains all the in
come from the property.
Appointment of a receiver to col
lect the rentals and apply them on
the Indebtedness was suggested, and
the board moved to ascertain from
the attorney general what steps
could be taken.
The property, valued at $55,000
was bequeathed the state by the
late Frank M. Mulkey as a probable
state office building In Portland,
after the death of the heirs whom
he granted life interest. The state
legislature accepted the gift and
placed the control In the hands of
the board of control.
Investigation was also ordered by
the board to study the possibility of
reconstruction into a state office
building. Armstrong recently re
jected the proposal.
Continuation of
Water Pipe
Prom Page 1
bably tomorrow the Steel Pipe &
Tank corporation of Portland will
begin laying approximately 4000 feet
of 38-Inch steel pipe from th river
to east city limits ot Stayton. By Oc
tober 1 the National Tank Si Pipe
company of Portland Is expected to
begin laying over 4000 feet of 42-ln.
creosoted Douglas fir pipe from the
infiltration gallery to connect with
the steel pipe under the river. The
other big Job slated for the next two
weeks will be construction of tha
100.000 gallon steel water tower for
high level usage adjacent to the res
ervoir. This work will be done by the
Seattle Boiler Works.
A trenching machine is now work
ing 16 houis a day on excavation for
pipe on the Island. The work Is being
rushed to keep ahead of the rainy
season.
Kern it Klbbe, who have the con
tract for construction of the reser
voir, expect this week to start pour
ing concrete for the cover of the east
half of tite big structure.
Improvements Noted
West Salem with bean harvest
over the men are turning their
time to Improving their places. New
barns, hew roofs, additional roooms
added, many new changes art be
ing made, while the women folks
are winding up the canning and
pickling, so they can get out the
quilt pieces and looking forward to
the qulltlngs and different dubs to
begin again.
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LEGION HEARS
PLEA OF CHIEF
TO AVERT WAR
(Continued from page 1)
summer the convention of the re
publicans, Townsendltes and Cough
linltes. The balcony filled slowly.
After the Rev. Thomas D. Ken
nedy, national chaplain, delivered
the Invocation Gov. Martin L. Davey
of Ohio gave the first welcoming
address.
Gov. Davey launched an attack on
the Veterans of Future Wars, which
he described as an organization of
university students designed "to
make a mockery of the things you
fought for."
He drew applause with the re
mark, "the Veterans of Future Wars
were organized to sneer at the ser
vice of the men who risked their
all; millions of men resent (hat
sneer. ,
"They express a disrespect for the
things we stood for; perhaps It Is
because they were In their cradles
and they do not understand."
Moyor Harold H. Burton of Cleve
land said Cleveland "was glad to be
the first clty In the nation to en
tertain this great convention the
second, time."
Responding to the addre.ss of wel
come U. S. Senator Bennett C.
Clark, past national commander.
said 1930 probably was "the great
est year In the history of the Ameri
can Legion."
"The great climax of this year
were the efforts of Commander
Murphy for legislation sponsored
by the Legion to the end that the
United States may keep out of fu
ture wars," Senator Clark said,
"The next session of congress will
enact legislation for taking the pro
fit out of war. The American Legion
Is not a military, fascist organization,
but la made up of men who have
proved their patriotism and do not
have to prove their devotion to the
constitution of the United States."
Murphy said:
"It la a tragic thought that the
'war to end war,' which we fought
In 1917 and 1918, was In truth the
awful beginning of a series of con
flicts that may end wara only be
cause there Is no longer resource to
carry them on, no longer men to
fight, no longer the will to live,
Murphy declared to the demonstra
tive Legionnaires who crowded pub
lic hall for their opening session.
"What a pity that the fine and
fleeting vision of world peace so
nobly conceived by our war presi
dent could not have been captured
and moulded Into actuality. It was
not. Today we look out upon a
world of men and nations gone
mad.
"Guard against war through de
fense that will discourage attack,
that will repel aggresalon and In
vasion; guard against war through
neutrality that refuses to make
other nations' quarrels our own,
that la willing to endure the sacri
fice of apparent profit through bel
ligerent trade In the Interest of
greater peace.
"If war comes. In spile of peaceful
example. In spite of our will and
determination to give no cause for
war. In spite of our desire to deal
fairly and live peacefully. If war
must come, let It be the business of
the nation.
"Let our every resource be avail
able to the nation's defense! Let no
one gain from the sacrifice of the
men and women who toll that the
armies and the navy may be fed.
that the belching guns may be sup
plied ! In brief, let the profit be
taken out of war," the Legion's com
mander said.
Murphy, whose address waa made
In presenting hi annual report,
made public Saturday night, re
commended "let every man and
woman in America study your pro
gram for peace.
"Let them suggest. If they can,
a better plan, based upon the stark
realities of the day and the very
hour, and falling that, let them
Join with the American Legion In
pressing with unrelenting vigor and
determination for the enactment of
legislation that. If it cannot Insure
peace, will help to prevent war
from coming to America.
Demos Open Drive
Corvallls Democrats of Benton
county ave planned a meeting for
Monday evening in the court room,
when business at hand will be dis
cussed and plans made for a cam
paign In this county during the last
remaining weeks preceding the vot
ing period In November.
Went Stayton Mr. and Mrs. Kelly
of Waldport were weekend guests
of her parent, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Kohl. Ruth Kohl came home with
them. She has been vacationing
there for several week. Ruth en
tered her second year of high school
at uyton.
REBELS FORCE
MILITIA BACK
MADRID DRIVE
(Continued from page 1)
ing fascists but most of their shells
went wide of the mark In the mink
of a driving rain. Gen. Jose Asensio,
commander of all governmen troops
in central Spain, ordered hasty en
trenchments dug for a pitched battle
and a radio appeal summoned all go
vernment reserves to their barracks
to await orders.
Capture of Maqueda would place.
the Insurgents in a strategic position
for assaults on both Madrid and To
ledo. It is a junction of two mam
highways, one leading northeast to
Madrid, the other southeast to Toledo-
Despite the explosion of two one-
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the stone and mortar walls of the
Alcazar into a powdery debris, the
insurgents sent a steady stream of
machine gun bullets and grenades
from behind their shattered walls.
Government commanders, alarmed at
the Increasing death toll In their own
ranks, ordered a "no quarter" Infan
try charge.
Insurgents In the northwest cap
tured Azpeita, 17 miles west of San
Sepastlan in a victorious driver to
ward Bilbao, diplomatic dispatches
said. Other columns swept on Az
coita and Motrlco.
Government forces were reported
hampered by lack of ammunition.
A dispatch to the newspaper Dla
rlo Noticias, In Lisbon, Portugal, said
the Spanish government cruiser
Jaime I, three destroyers and a sub
marine had hoisted a white flag off
Tangier and had proceeded to insurgent-held
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