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Newspaper Page TextWEDNESDAY, JANUARY 13. 1937 THE CAPITAL JOURNAL', SALEM, OREGON The Man Who Puts His Head Ahove the Crowd Must Expect to Be the Target. Capital journal LSSlHKI AUVKKTIM.SU j pr line 10c 1 per line. 3 times 25c Per line. a times 40c per line, month Minimum pr ad 35 rent. Ads j may " -- no allowance for phone error. Want ad must be In by 10 tin, day of publication. Circulation of the Capital Journal ror the week ending Jan. 9, 1937. Dally average distribu tion 10,721 Net paid 10 297 For Sale Houses pOK SALE: Brand new 4 -room modern bouse, North Salem. Price SJ700 with 1600 down. bal. 3S per mo. SXE Mrs. Ellis With , CHILD6 it MILLER. Realtors 344 State 8t. Phone 6708. a BUILD YOUR OWN HOME Building lots In all parts of town. Buy your lot and we wilt help your finance your building of your home. ROBERT P. BUDHOW HEAL ESTATE Bin. 13 Ladd 3s Bush Bldg. Ph. 6966. all IP you have $150 to pay down, the balance monthly, you cun buy an at tractive house that Is a bargain. It tiaa 4 rooms, garage, woodshed, on cor ner lot. We can give Immediate pos sesion. P. H. BELL. 420 Oregon Bldg. Phone 8121 all I MODEL HOUSE h-r. house, 3 bedrooms, hardwood ' floors throughout. Large living room and dining room, bright nook, air conditioned heating plant; clean and Inviting. Well locuted. Room for two cant. Owner leaving city. Price for quick sale 4600. Call 8632. all T-R. Hhae. Basement, furnace, 3 bed rooms, 92200, 9150 down. 5-r. strictly modern nae. very close In. S2C00; a.750. 5-r. hse. E. front, fireplace. Mo base ment, $2350: $200 down. Listings wanted. Rich U Relmann, 167 S. High. Dial 8633. all A REAL home, exceptionally built, midst old oak trees on highest point Klngwood Drive, by owner. A Million Dollar View with every Mo dern convenience. Must be seen to be appreciated. Price $9750. Terms. Ownr, Ph. J1F4 afternoons only. a!2 CHEAP S-room house, exchange for trailer house as part payment. Valley Land Oo.. 370 ',4 State St. a 12 11450 5-room house in good condition, garage, paving, close to school. $300 down, nice bungalow, living room, dinette, nice kitchen. 2 bed rooms, basement, furnace. $1700. $300 down, nice home north, large liv ing room. 2 bed rooms, basement, fur nace, fireplace, nice lawn and shrub- Ibery. $3350. $500 down, good home east, living room, dining room, kitchen, 2 large bed rooms, basement, furnace, corner lot, paving and walks all in. $2500. Mflvin Johnson, 725 Court St., Phone J733. aio $999 AND EASY TERMS BUYS excellent lot and 5 rooms. $550 buys 2 lots. 3 rooms. REASONER (certain ly!. 565 N. High. all MOD. 6-rm. hse. Nice home. 1790 N. Capitol. Three new 6-room, Columbia Addition. Restricted district. Terms, H. C. Hummel, builder. Dial 9334- a22 6-Rm. Bungalow, full basement, furn ace, fireplace., priced right. 2110 Myrtle. all For Sale Farms CHKAP STOCK RANCH 1160 acres. 60 acres open land. Can be irrigated. Some old buildings, on good road and railroad. 5 miles to town. 30 mites to Salem. Borne open grass iana, hundreds of cords excellent fire wood. Priced at only $3000. SEE Mr. Walter with CHILDS & MILLER. Realtors 344 State St. Phone 6708. b I A. 114 ml. out on Silvcrton Road, nice bldg. site. $300. I A. close in on Silverton Road. $850. l A. fine Howell Prairie land. 6 ml. l from Salem. rio A. in crop, excellent draibc .4-200. 8500 down. 29 A. 5 ml. from Wood bum. all cult.. room hniijie wrmii barn, good soil.; "omf stocK ana equipment. Mdvin Johnson, 725 Court St., Phone 3723. blO DIRECTORY BICYCLES and Accessories Ramsd.n, 143 S. UD. o EXCAVATING ECCAVATINO of all kinds, basements 0us dirt hauled or moved Dirt for sale Salem Sand at Orevel Co M08 o FLORIST Brelthaupfs fort lowers Dlsl 8904. o' FLOOR SANDING W. W MEI. Tel. 3837458 Mill. LOCKSMITH A. B. Stswart, 351 Court. Ph. 7818 027 NURSING RACTICAL Nursing. 830 N. 181h o35 PLUMBING THBO M BARR Plumbing, besting, sheet metal works 164 8 Commercial treat. o' PHOTO ENGRAVING Salem Photo engraving. 147 N Coral SEWING MACH. REPAIRS C. X. Leatherman. T. 8676. 1163 Waller OS8- STOVES AND FENCE ItEPMR stovea. ranges, circulators Bell new and rebuilt stoves rsnge. and elrculstors Pence tod fence poets R Pletnlng 363 Chemeketa o" TRANSFER and STORAGE LaRMER Transfer. Storage. P. 3131. o WOOD SAWING B. CROSS. Woodsswlng. Pb 8178. 035 WOOD Sswlng. Reesonabla. Pb. 8390 OI8 RICHARDS far wood ueini. Pb U3P3 . 015 WINDOW CLEANING DCAt nrTMnove rt.irArfTHO c6 -wind lodowa. Floors Woodwork Pb 9387 For Sale Miscellaneous ALFALFA. Clover and Oats and Vetch ""y per ion. rnone B8F3. c62 RED Cocker Female pup $5. 1570 N. cia ONE oil circulating heater with 100 rbI. storage tank, $66.00. terms. Call J685 Portland Hd. ci2 GOOD table potatoes $1 60 cwt aim Snlem, Hayes Whse., Brooks. c!S bTRAW $5.00 per ton. A. M. Za. hare. Route 7. Box 435, Salem, ell Boysenberry Plants Strong plants; place orders now for rco.. Marcti planting. 15c single, 10i 25 or more. $85 per 1000. Call at 428 Orant St. Silverton. Prank Wilde. c30 DELICIOUS home made Fruit Cakes now rekdv. Mm R a wrtnht n 1 Center. cis TYPEWRITERS Adding Machines Cash Rcglstera sold, rented, swapped. Expert repairs, reasonable prices. Roen Typewriter Exc. 420 Court. Ph. 6773. c For Sale Livestock FOR SALE Two double tested young Jersey and Guernsey cows, to freshen In a few days, also 1 Just fresh. Route 4. Box 280. 1 mile west of Rosed ale at 4 Corners. ell For Sale Wood " Old Fir $5.50. 2nd $5. Ph. 9456. ee36 Dry Wood that Is dry. Ph. 5374. ee29 FOR Good Dry wood Ph. 8703. e20 DRY Wood, any Quantity. Phone 7137 aftir 6 p.m. or Ball Bros., Turner. eel3 GUARANTEED Dry 2nd Orth. Ph. 7800. eel 2 DRY Slab 16" $3.75. Ph. 4598. ee30' Tel. PENWICK 4527. Dry wood. ee29 WOOD Ph. 48F14. Smith -Rubens. ee28 For all kinds of wood Ph. 6836. ee!4 MILL WOOD and planer wood $5.50 a cord load. Cobbs-Mltchell. Phone, 7443. 349 South 12th. ee Wanted Help EXP. Carpenters to work in exch. for csfe and beer equip, and cash. 1510 North 21st St. 813 WOMAN for housework and care for Invalid. Mrs. Hamby Jefferson. Ph. 26F13. gll Wanted Situation JANITRESS. chamber, ironing or dish washing work:I'h(me 9453. M2 By capable middle aged woman. Prac tical nursing, convalescent or invalid. Ph. 8879. h!2 Wanted Miscellaneous FURNISHED modern S or 6-rm. home by permanent and responsible people. Phone 7607. Ill WALNUT meats or walnuts In shell, any quantity. State Cafeteria. 119 tt. WOODRY. the Auctioneer, pays cash or trade for used furniture or what have you? Ph. 6110. 1 For Rent FARMS FOR RENT 1160 acres, 160 cult., 6 ml. aw of Alrlle 260 acres 135 cult., 8 ml. w of Mon mouth: 65 acres. 30 cult., no of Dam ascus. 18 ml. from Portland. Well Im proved. Immediate possession. Share rent ana casn rem iur Diug. uu pan ture privileges. Only tenants fully stocked ana equippea nren ptty. COMMERCE MOHTOAUK UU., 180 N. Commercial George A. Fletcher. Supt. Jll NEW 4 -room furnished Apt. Oarage, 1720 N. Cottage. ill rr n ,!.... hn fnr 1R rur mn. 7-r. strictly modern hse. In N. Salem $50 per mo. Big 10-r. hse. with fine view beautiful yard, well located, $40 per mo. rnone boj. CHOICELY located Mod. 2-apt. house, imtimd floor. 5 rms. unfurn; 2nd fir. 5 rms. furn. Private front entrance to each nr. Nice homes for two families. No children on 2nd fir. Inq. 145 E. Miller. J- NEWLY furnished room with beautiful country and mountain view. In prl vut hnmc bath it breakfast privilege. to lady or gentleman of standing. $18 per mo. Pnone Dims anernooiw uiu. per mo. Ph. 61F8 afternoona only. 112 MODERN Furnished 5 -room Duplex house close in. aquiis. rn. vwy. ju 2 iJtrtGE heated rooms with bath. close In. Phone 8453. J12 2 Rm. Furn. Apt. 1599 State. J12 MOD. 5 rm. furn. home. 435 Marked SMALL heated rm. Mod. home, man pref. 296 N. Summer. Ph. 7694. jll FOR RENT during legislature welt fur nlshed rm. suitable for two. automa tic hot water heat, call 145 N. 14th St., Tel. 6408. -13 2 largo rooms, new furniture K. Churcn. for RENT modern house, unfurnish ed, at 250 N. 14th. $30.00 per month. JI5 WARM rm. close in. Oar.. Ie(t. or stea dy. Mcala if desired. Ph. 3859. Jll FUR. H .K. Room. 888 N. Com l. MODERN furnished room. Gentleman, no N Summer. Ph. 9520. J14 RMS, close in for legislators. Jll LAROE wnrin bedroom $13 for one, $16 for two. 840 Union. J'" tmrtwara K.rnnm house $30. E. A. J on Phone 8877. J OFFICE room lor rent. 381 State St. Phnnp 3713. J ROOMS. 723 Court strectN PIANOS. Phonograpna ana swm. mVehiBM lor rent. H. U SUff rural; ture Co. Room and Board 2MKN. Tiln beds. P. 7928. 360 H. Csp Jjle nn. Rm. close In. Ph. 8483. )113 n.in .nH mom 17 week: table board as 60 week, first floor room. Nlos for . elrl. 161 SO. 14th. Pnone 0420 Jjll nn.nn a. ou 801 umon. Pb. 8336 JJ39 ROOM-BOARD. Oarage. 1446 Qk 1)31 Lost and Found M .i..n ten bv elderly lady. one eitra lsrge women's black coat. Ph 6341. Personal Psychologist. Mrs. Martin. D-pendsble ZZ?,rS 8460: 4W Church 111- Journal Want Ads Pay Real Estate 10 ACRE BARGAIN Well located, good road, only 8 miles u Buicm. near paved nignwav. Electric service, stream of fine water, 4 -room home, some orchard. Only $1000. half ca&h. bal. easy. SEE Mr. Walter with CHILDS it MILLER. Realtors 344 Slate St. Phone 6708. n STRICTLY modern 6-room suburban home on 3 acres, fine view, located on highway South. Price $8000. Will ex change for close In property, prefer outness district. 28 Acres on Roosevelt highway, to ex change for residence ou small acreage near Salem. ' 35 Acres 7 miles from Salem, 7-room comfortable house, some prunes and walnuts, good water, 12 acres in nice Umber. Price $5000. Exchange for Sa lem residence. S. M. EARLE - - VICK BROS. 208 N. Hlfch. Phone 9678. nil FOR FEW DAYS ONLY Income property. Price reduced from $4600 tn $4000. Property consists of 4 rentals and is well located close to university and State olrlce building. Call to see It. SEE Mrs. Ellis with CHILDS 6c MILLER, Keaiwrs 344 State St. Phone 6708. n S150 down, nice lot In 1900 bik. N. Hhtirch St $450. $200 down, nice lot In 1800 bik. N. Cottage St., $500. $150 down, nice east front lot on Lau rel Ave.. $450. $550 lot close tn on Union St., $550. Melvln Johnson, 725 Court St, Phone 3723. P1Q AtmnRRAN PROPERTY Close to city limits, paved street, bus service, city school district, gooa oia house, deep well, electric water sys tem, abundance of fruit and nut trees. Price only $2800; terms to suit. CHILDS it MILLER, Realtors 344 State St; Phone 6708. n Exchange Real Estate FOR SALE OR EXCHANOE 50 acres of fine land near Salem, all cult- fair bldgs., fsmily orch. Priced right. Might take clear Salem property as nart. O. C. MOir. HUDOara, urc. nnia FOR EXCHANGE syA acres with 8-room house, barn and large chicken house. Would make an Ideal chicken ranch. Electricity avail able. Two springs on place. Located 8 miles East of Salem. Will exchange for vacant lots in Salem. J. F. ULR1CH CO. or C. V. JOHNSON 362 Stat St. Pnone bo a anii- Financial Loans MAIVG, your sattVlliBO ckii hiws Buy a first mortgage on real estate, the oest security 01 . avho "'""" $300 to $5000. Net interest to investors 0'. 10 o percent. CHILDS & MILLER, MtgO. Loans 344 State St. Phone 6708. AUTO LOANS CONTRACTS REFINANCED Monsv to buy new or used. cars. Prl' vate money at very low rates. No red tape 1 to 20 montns to repay. ROY H. SIMMONS 301 First Natl Bank Bldg.. Salem. Ore. Phone 9168. Lie No. M-I53. r- CASH FOR YOUR WINTER NEEDS Buy the things you need this Winter. Pav cash and save when you shop, We'll lend you the money, Come in nrt rind out about our Dlan what a friendly service this la how little It costs now easy u is w repay on wb arranged to fit your budget. See us now. FREE Social Security Record book. Ask the cashier for your copy 618 State ot. rnone aiw RFVEt-ICIAI. FINANCE COMPANY OF SALEM r CONSOLIDATE YOUR DEBT Borrow from an independently owned and operated Salem company where your problems will receive personal consideration both before and after th loan la made. Interest on unpaid balances No fees Quick, counesous service. WE SOLICIT YOUR ACCOUNT General Finance Corp. 201 First Nat'l Bank Bldg.. Salem, Ore. Phone 9188. Lie. No. M-138. MONEY TO LOAN On Salem residential property under the F.H.A. plan. Long term loans witn low montniy payments, no commis sion. Refinance or build a new home W.H.ORABENHORST&CO . Realtors 134 8. Liberty St. Phone 6468. r MORTGAGE LOANS on business and residence properties. Lowest rates, ad. rams it Ellis. Inc. Masonic bldg. r' I HAVE $ number of excellent first tnorttras-es bearlne 6 interest pay. able monthly on Salem city property for sale at race vaiue. uonaia a. Young. 206 U. S. Bank Bldg Salem, rll WANTED $5,000.00 private money on lo.ooo.oo resdience. box 4e. csp Journal. H3 LOANS wanted on farm and city pro perty. Before borrowing Inquire at Hawkins A Roberts STRAIGHT 6' money: no commls. slon. Benjamin Franklin Home Loan, To build, modernize or refinance, see Delasio, 300 North cnurcn at. 5'4 MONEY to loan on good real aence ana gusmrrw Chas. Hudklns 275 State St. AUTO LOANS NEW LOW RATE WILLAMETTE LOAN CO. 812 Guardian Bdg M-150. Business Opportunities LARKIN REALTY CO. loo s. com!. St. - Phone 6470 HTflRVTCE STATION and SMALL AC. rfade Located on STATE HIGHWAY Living quarters. Reduced from $2000 to $1500 lor a bhokk i imb. vnui . $275 down. bal. $16 SO per month. u8' SMALL grocery store with living ouar- Im mnntlv eAh. Call for SDDOlnt- 7113. Automobiles 0LDSM0BILES NEW EXCLUSIVE Used Car Store Offers Raiems ouwtsnoing USED CAR VALUES m wjinrnnBt ysu rv s-ri v . ss - -SKI the Finest Array of USED CARS unaer um nooi in oicui 1936 Olds Bus. Coupe .8745 1935 Dodge Bus. Coupe $696 1635 Plymouth DeLuxe Sedan ...$506 1933 Olds Sedsn. 6 wheels. Heater $495 1933 Nash Light 8 Sedan $425 1934 Terraplane Sedan Del $346 1B32 Ford V-8 8edn. 6 w w $345 1931 Chrysler 6 CM. Sedan $395 1931 Dc&oto 6 Sedan $345 1930 Dodge 6 Sedan ....... .....$275 1929 Studebaker Coup $195 1929 Pontlac Roadster $146 1929 Essex Coach $I3K 1926 Chevrolet Coach $27 50 Ford Coupe $17.60 LOW FINANCE RATES EASY TERMS 866 N. LIBERTY Bozell-Grimson Motors Automobiles A Good Assortment of Good USED CARS Priced Right FORD Sedan. Trunk CHRYSLER Sedan CHRYSLER Scdull PLYMOUTH Sedan CHEVROLET Sport Roadster CHEVROLET Csbrlolet DcSOTO Sedsn PLYMOUTH Coupe. Radio snd hester . PLYMOUTH Coupe. Radio and heater PLYMOUTH Tour. Sedan PLYMOUTH Sedan. Trunk DODGE Del. Tour. Sedan Salem Automobile Company HDMK or CHRYSLERS 435 N. Commercial St. Phone Automobiles VALLEY MOTOR CLEARANCE SALE Prices Cut Again - We Need the Room 100 CARS TO PICK FROM 1928 DO DOE Pordor Sedan. ...6116 1938 A FORD Tudor Sedan ....6138 1928 A FORD Spt. Cpe. 3-S....614S OPEN SUNDAYS Marlon & Liberty Tel. 7910 for Barl'Mlason-Fulton Automobiles A Better Used Car for Lress Money at McKay's McKay Chevrolet Co. 833 Center - - Phone 8189 - - 430 North Commercial Open Evenings Md Sundaya Automobiles Personally Guaranteed By Lynn Lambeth, Pres. of State Motors, Inc. 34 HUDSON Custom Sedan. Original black finish, upholstery spotless. Steel body, fender wells, safety glass, motor perfect. Low mileage. Radio. Heater $676 33 PONTIAC Coupe. Reflnlshed. In terior spotless, motor overuauied. New tires. You can't beat this value In the city $396 30 HUDSON Sedan. Original finish. Upholstery shows no wear. Fender wells, trunx racK. i n is car nas oaa tna best or care, low mileage Many Others - - Real Buys - Must Sell WS NGSU ins 1WUM State Motors Inc. HiirwoN PACKARD Dealers 52S Chemeketa at High. Ph. 8400, Open Nights and Sundays q- It's Buick Again OUR NEW CAR DEPARTMENT IS STILL TAKING IN A LOT OF FINE HlOrl ORADE USED CAK5 AND MB, WILSON SAYS WE MUST SfcLL EVERY USED CAR IN 01VlyiV 1S36 FORD DeLuxe Coupe. Has fine radio, heater and many other ex tras. This car has been thorough ly checked over la our service dent, and O.K.'d B35 1934 BUICK small series 6-pass. Se dan, This Job has a nice Duut-in trunk finish Inside and out al most like new. Powered by Bu ick s famous yalva in neaa mo tor iM 1036 PLYMOUTH DeLuxe Coupe. This car was formerly ownca ny pro mincnt local people. If your choice la Plymouth, be sure and see this one before you buy. .f3K5 1039 CHEV. Master g-door seoan witn built-in trunk, radio, heater and lota of other extras. A fin buy at $56S 1034 PONTTAC Sedan. Dual equipped. This car was turned In by Mr. H. W. Walt of Rlckreall. Actual mileage on this car 1$ less than 30.000 -35 1028 PONTIAC 4 -door Sedan. Tfunk new brakes, new clutch. 4 nearly new Firestone tires, motor re cently overhauled, good paint Interior In fine condition ..$195 103S FORD DeLuxt Tudor, with built in trunk &4 1034 DODGE DeLuxe Coupe $1A 10.13 DODGE DeLuxe Coach 44.t 1934 FORD DeLuxe Coach 44A 1032 BUICK DeLuxa Sedan I 1031 BUICK DeLuxe Sedan 838!. 1031 PONTIAC DeLuxe Sedan ...31ft 1030 DO DOE 4-door Sedan $Z4 1030 CHEV. Coupe $24.'- 1020 BUICK Standard 8 Sedan ,?"i 1020 BUICK Standard 8 Sedan tB5 1030 OAKLAND Sport Coupe 1030 PONTIAC DeLuxt Coupe ...18ft 10 GRAHAM Llaht 8 Coach ...HS 1020 PONTIAC 4-dooi Sedsn ..1183 1028 BUICK 4-pass. Coup 813 1020 DURANT Coup tiM 19i8 BUICK Sedan 1020 STUDE 8 Sedan 8ton Tim PONTIAC Sedan !'" 1028 CHEV. Coach 1027 CHEV. Coach 1025 BUICK Coach 1P25 Ot.DS Coach 3R 1039 BUICK COUp. Special 814A Otto J. Wilson M M. Comm. rem . PB. 6461. Silverton A number of relatives nd friends were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Marshall, Sunday eve ning, on the occasion of the birthday Automobiles 6319.00 1239.00 1250 .00 8375.00 6293.00 632O.C0 6350.00 6699.00 B669.00 8636.00 6495.00 6695.00 AND PLYMOUTHS 4637 qll Automobiles 1930 ESSEX Sport Cpe. R6.. . .6149 1930 PONTIAC 2-Dr Sed. 8 w.w. 8189 1930 DODOB Coupe 6246 Center & Liberty Tel 3158 for Bond . St. Clair Automobiles Automobiles "Step Up The New Year Demands Better Transportation "Check-Up" Our Values 1038 DeSOTO Custom 4-D. Sedan. Heater, overdrive trans, new car guarantee $S7fi 1036 DeSOTO DeLuxe Business Coupe. Heater. Pblico radio, New oar guarantee 8736 1038 PLYMOUTH DeLtftfl Busi ness coup. Heatar. so-aay guar antee 8635 1036 DeSoto DeLuxe 4-D. Touring Radio, heater. 00-day guarantee $73B 1035 DODGE DeLuxe 4-D. Sedan. Motor reconaiuonea. wu-aav guarantee 6645 1034 CHEVROLET Master 3-D. Se dan. Reconditioned, guaranteed ioa 1032 DeSOTO Brougham $425 1931 WILLYS 6 DeLuxe 4-D. Sed. $325 1930 FORD Sport Roadster $215 1020 FORD Coupe $160 1028 PONTIAC 4-D. Sedan $165 1920 WHIPPET 4-D. Sedan. Steal $ 75 1027 CHRYSLER Coupe 8 65 1927 STAR 4-D. Sedan 8 45 1928 CHEVROLET Coupe 8 35 Open Evening A Sundays TERMS - - TRADES W. L. Anderson, Inc. Open Evenings and Sundays DeSOTO-PLY MOUTH Motor Cars 360 Marlon St. Salem. Ph. 7703. ql4 Legal NOTICE ON FINAL ACCOUNT NOTICE 18 HEREBY OIVEN that the undersigned, Ladd and Bush Trust Company, Executor of the Last Will and Testament of llllik su. STANE3C Deceased, has filtd In the County Court of the State of Oregon for Marlon County Its Pinal Account and that said Court has, by an Order thereof, designated Monday the 18th day of January, 1937, at the hour of 10:00 o'clock in the forenoon oi saia day, at the County Courtroom In the Courthouse at Salem, Oregon, as the time and place for hearing objections to said Final Account and the settle ment of said estate, at which said time and place all persons so object ing shall appear and show cause. If any there be, why said Account should not. In all thing, be allowed and approved, the said estate settled and closed and the Executor dis charged. LADD It BUSH TRUST COMPANY, By E. O. STADTER. Assistant Trust Officer, Executor of Estate. ROSS FORD. Attorneys for Estate. Date of first publication Dec. 16 1636. Date of last publication Jan. 13. 1037. Dec. 16. 33, 30. Jan 6. 13 rVETIRN FROM KANSAS Silverton "r. and Mrs. J. D. returned from a two-months' stay Rodgera of 606 Jefferson street have In Topeka. Kansas, where they were euesta of Rodgera' sister, Mrs. s. m Wlofsrd. They returned by way of tta Angelea. They reported the weather splendid In Kansas with the eold snap Just beginning aa they left for borne. The Rodger made MARTIN FIRM FOR ECONOMY ALL ALONG LINE 'Continued from page 1) men, proposes to determine: 1. If Governor Martin meant Just what he said in his biennial mes sage when he admonished the leg islators to impose no new tax bur dens upon the people and to restrict appropriations to available revenues. 2. what additional or decreased tax levies the tax committees of the house and senate contemplate, to fix approximate total revenues. 3. What amount is necessary to meet the fixed and unvarying ex pense of the state. Governor Martin answered the first of these questions in no uncer tain terms this morning when he declared: "1 mean absolutely what I said in my message. I am not playing horse and I do not propose to play politics with the legislature. "The budget as submitted provides adequately for all of the necessary expenses of government and leaves the legislature a margin of nearly $500,000, within the margin of pres ent revenues, to play with. It makes adequate provision lor the restora tlon of salaries and covers all of the essentials the legislature will be called upon to finance. The budget is not mandatory upon the leglsla ture but is simply submitted for their guidance. It la their duty to change or amend it In whatever manner they find necessary-" Governor Martin pointed out that the budget had been prematurely and unjustly criticized without full understanding of its provisions. He pointed out that full provslon had been made for the restoration of salaries of the members of the faculty of the university, college and normal schools to the extent of $650,000, but that the original quest of the state board of higher education for an additional $1,300,- 000 had not been approved. A measure seeking to classify con ditional sales contracts as chattel mortgages, and as such subject to foreclosure, was Introduced in the brief morning session of the house of representatives by Rep. Fred Harrison, Linn county. Affecting especially those parties to small sales contracts, a similar bill was defeated at the 1035 session of the Oregon legislature. Represen tative Harrison today indicated that he anticipated considerable opposi tion to the bill. As a part of the proposed meas ure, conditional sales contracts In order to Insure validity of their Hen, must be filed, and a chattel Hen placed on the article. The session also saw the In trod uc tlon of two bills similar to ones In troduced earlier in the senate, and a number of bills of sectional inter est. 1 Representative Russell Hogan, Multnomah county, dropped a bill Into the hopper providing lor the appointment of democratic commlt teewomen to function on the same basis as committeemen. A similar measure made Its appearance in the senate Monday. A bill prohlbtttnk advertising of alcoholic liquor in newspapers, per iodicals, on billboards, and by radio was sponsored by Representatives Harrison and W. H. Miller, the lat ter of Grants Pass. This also was a duplication of a senate measure. Representative Clarence F. Hyde. Lane county legislator, put forward a bill changing the hours of busi ness in Lane county court house, so that it would function during the noon hour, but could be closed Sat urday afternoon. The Multnomah law library was hit in a measure Introduced by Rep resentative A. M. Efson. Portland The proposed measure would re move case fees as a part of the li brary's revenue. Ksson held that the nnrary, as a pnvpwr cuiiwibuuh, was not entitled to this source oi revenue. Guild Entertained At Lacy Residence Woodburn Mrs. J. F. Laccy was hostess to St. Mary's Episcopal Guild Tuesday afternoon at her home on Young street. The after noon was spent Informally and lun cheon was served by the hnetes. Mrs. Elburn T, Sims was an addi tional guest. Members present were Mrs. Nona Yemen. Mrs. Mar shall Hicks. Mrs. Keith OHnlr, Mrs L. M. Bltney, Mrs. H. W. Bladorn, Mrs. 8. R. Kallak and Mrs. Laoey. The next meeting will be held Jan uary 36 at the home of Rev. and Mrs. George Herbert Swift in Sa lem. Legal NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice is hereby given that the un. derslgued, John Lester McFarland, has been appointed administrator of the estate of Lola C. Owenby. de ceased, by the County Court of the State of Oregon, for Marlon county, and haa duly qualified. All persons having claims against tn saia es late art required to present them witn the proper vouchers within six months from the dste of this notice to the said administrator at the of fice of Edward K. Plaseckl, 6c ( Ladd ft Bush Bank Building. In the City of Salem, In said county. Dated and first published Decern, ber S3. 1036. JOHN LESTER McFARLAND, Administrator of the Estate of Lola C. Owenby, deceased. Edward K. Plaseckl, Attorney for Administrator. Dec 33. to, Jan. a, 13, 30 Continuation of Slander Suit from pag I repeated the asserted statements to him, informed sources declared, and furnished the material the former husband placed before bis lawyers. Mrs. Sutherland was described as a young society matron. Her hus band Is en route to India. She is related distantly to the Earl of Warwick and Lord Gran ville. Her husband served In the famous Black Watch regiment dur ing the World war. CHINOOK WIND GENTLE RAINS MELTING SNOW (Continued from page 1) flculty In keeping the thoroughfares clear. Light snow fell at Baker as the temperature mounted. West snow slushed down at Pendleton and one observer remarked "It looks like It might keep up forever." The weath er moderated slightly at La Grande after spilling four lnehes or snow during the nlgr-t and this morning. Three Inches fell at Meacham. All roads remained open. Klamath Falls had a minimum of 2 above. Snow was falling. The thermometer didnt get below 31 degrees at Salem. Rain appeared on the way. Warm winds and rain reduced the- hard-paced snow cover ing Portland. Showers fell along the coast and Astoria watched Its snow blanket run-off Into the gutters. Storm warnings fluttered along the coast north of San Francisco. The United States weather bureau forecast rains and rising tempera tures In the west tonight and Thurs day and snow In the east. Wind which swung from the south Instead of the north or east brought relief today from the cold snap which has held full sway for the past week with the mercury varying only & degrees8lncethemaxlmumof31.3 degrees was reached Tuesday after noon. The minimum temperature last night was 31 degrees. Shortly before midnight a light snow started to fall but this quickly changed to rain which feu during the morning. The maximum temper ature was reached about 1 o'clock this morning. The weather is greatly In contrast with the low temperatures ranging from 6.16 to 16 degrees above zero which have prevailed during the past week. The rain practically cleared the streets of Ice and snow by noon ex cept for some blocks that were shel tered from the wind and where snow had been piled. The rising tempera ture was also sufficient to bring more automobiles Into the business section with comparatively few park- Ing spaces avallnble. RIJRIIED TO HOSPITAL Silverton Virginia Creed, small daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Creed of South Water street, was taken to Salem Sunduy In the Ekman amou. lance for special treatment at a hos pital. The little girl has been very ill since July. ACROSS L Mcacar . Word ot aonow 10. Wound with a pointed weapon H. Beveraga in. Certain 1. Apertura 17. Banardlul o . other 11. Ite-h. water porpote SO. Oriental commander SL Sow U. Coll fie offlclat. S3. Legal claim 24. Light helmet SR. Step 32. Stronx cloth Enemiea ti. Canine animal 31. Medicinal plani S. Tardier 41. AflKlstaPt 13. I Air ii. Seasoning horb 11 Place where provtriom are arld 41. rresh or modern 4X. Equal 49. Russian coin S3. Court crier' call 14. Leaninjt tt. on ftM U. Philippine Solution of Vettordayo Puzzle C HQ FIT gab U Ufl pu bl eIIli Ell IAISII lAINgjE N DQi iBlETSEc5EMApfn s l o peIu l gjar CUR TjA I L jfl8 O BC?JATEjfAB D E E JR E D UflE Sl. Diiculaa S4. Heated com partment is. Two-toed aloth CS. Dipper Ilka uteneli ?. Coty home tt. Nothing more than 9. Pilot DOWN L Hark left bf a wound 3. Genu of trees yielding a niAdlelnal nut S. DJe 4. And not s. ureek letter riAiiv 2 3 k 5 l; 7 8 f $tyo W J3T iil J- TL Sfi 55 333? F3T?T If iZZ ZZZ" 54 irt 'Iffrf ZZZH ZZZEZZZZ ''iMu ""'x 1 WINSLOW FEES ATTACKED BY JUDGE M'MAHAN Disclaiming any Idea of directing criticism toward fellow board mem bers, but declaring that a thorough check and audit of the books of the school district should be made, Di rector Percy Cupper last night asked such an investigation be made. The request was taken under advisement by the board. in seeking passage of his resolu tion calling for the audit. Director Cupper revived the Issue which was predominant last fall when he charged the board was making ad vance payments to faculty members. He also seeks to clarify the system used in purchasing, maintaining and distributing school supplies. Ha pointed out last night that the dis trict is spending approximately $400,000 each year. When fellow di rectors declared wist an annual au dit of the books is made. Cupper re sponded that this audit was "per functory." Fees charged by Walter Wlnslow, school attorney, in connection with two condemnation suits conducted by the board which sought to pur chase property adjacent -o the new senior high school should be segre gated in the opinion of Judge L. H. McMahan. The issue was brought into the open last night through the ' medium of a communication direct ed to the board by Wlnslow. The bill as presented by Wlnslow calls for a payment of $1500. Wlnslow said ho was willing to segregate the Items, adding that If he had charged regu- -lar fees the total would have been more than the amount named in the bill. "I did more work in both cases than the attorneys for the other side, yet Mack allowed attor ney's fees In the Sellg case alone, which the district paid, amounting to $425," wlnslow a communication said. He added that "Mack's solo purpose in this matter Is to embar rass everybody who gets a cent of public money be skies himself, and I want to assure the board my bill was away under the ordinary charg- . es for work of the same kind, as es tablished by the Marlon county bar, and will stand investigation of Mack's or any other court, and If the board wants an itemized state ment the same can be furnished.' USE OF MOODY DENIED MARTIN Attorney General I. H. Van Winkle Informed Governor Martin, In a short statement, he would not permit bis deputy, Ralph E. Moody, to serve as the governor's counsel on legisla tion during the 1037. session. Van Winkle wrote tersely to the chief executive stating his depart ment was flooded with work at the present time and he could not spare Ms chief deputy. John Beckman, Portland attorney, has been named as the governor's advisor during the assembly, but Martin had requested Moody's assistance. Moody represented the governor during the special session of 1836. The Cornish colony was founded by A. St. Oaudens in 1885 at Cor nish. N. H. Sa Frequently $L II ot tied ap pearance la mahogany S3. Not tlgbt at. uv II ttiver flowing Into the Baltic Sea 17. Obtain 40. Tear of one' Ufa 4L God of war 43. Party 4. Any monkey 41 reel dla- pleaaure at 47. force that tend to pro duce a twitt ing or rotat ing motion 4. One of a prlml tlre tribe of New Guinea SO. Kind of fruit 11. Tube U. Pronoun 15. Long hair on the neck of certain animals W. Rid get of Slarlal rift ST. Prerlou ton M. !oaf . Malt bever aga L Silent O Aertat rail way it colloo. S3. Rodent . Agree T. Rubber ring -for aeallng fruit lar S. Dry and barren a. Without aiigar 10. Protection 1L Pertaining to sound IS. Bring Into a l- Animal IS. Dnlh (lord 12. Be I sed platlorra 2. Animate 34. Biblical character Jj. Kind of whale 26. C'rar fish 37. Sarratlv 3. 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