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THE OREGON STATESMAN. SALEM. OREGON
Representatives of Con
struction Associatton Con
fer With Brumbaugh
Karl K. Lively and James J.
Bayer ot Portland were In Salem
yesterday conferring with the
secretary of the bonus commis
sion on problems relating to the
construction, ot homes under the
provisions ot the bonus law. .
' Mr. Lively is chairman and Mr.
Sayer is a member of a special
committee of the Oregon Associa
tion ot Building and Construction
appointed by . Ellis F. Lawrence
president to cooperate with "the
bonus commission. In carrying out
the provisions ot the bonus law
with respect ' to the construction
of nomei. .--r-,-t.
' -National Connection. Held
' The Oregon ' association ; is af
filiated with-the National - Con
gress, Of he Building and Con
struction. Industry, organized for
the purpose of bringing together
architects, contractors, material
and supply men,: and others di
rectly or indirectly covered with
the building and constrnctlon in
dustry. Th elocal association has
evidenced great intercut in the
provision of the bonus law refer
ring to the construction of homes,
and according to Captain Brum
baugh, secretary of the bonus
commission, the special commit
tee as well as 'individual mem
bers has rendered valuat.e service
to the commission in ihe way cf
advice and information in work
ing out' the details necessary in
the administration of this particu
lar phase ot the law.
, Committee Named
The special committee of the as
sociation .that will deal with all
matters relating to the operation
of the bonus law consists of Karl
Lively of McCarger, Bates &
Lively, chairman; Jameg J. Sayer,
secretary of the Portland associa
tion ot Building Owners and Man
agers E. W. Jorgensen, city edi
tor of the Portland News; C. D.
James, of the Portland Institute
of Architects, and C. J. Parker of
Parker & Banfield.
Applicants. for, loans under the
' mrrtnt. WAmnTi 1MV ft. 1(1'V). '
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bonus law who expect to build
with the proceeds of the Joan will
be furnished by this committee
upon request with all Information
as to procedure, will be put in
touch with contractors, will be
advised how to wcure acceptable
plans at a minimum cost, and will
he. otherwise assisted in taking
fn.ll advantage of the privileges al
lowed undT this section ot the
law.
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Adele Garrison's New Phase. of
REVELATIONS OF A WIFE
CHAPTER 19
WHAT ALLEN. DRAKE PROM
ISED.
I had startled both Lillian and
Allen Drake by my question. I
knew this by the quick glance of
inquiry they threw at each other.
though the poise of each prevent
ed any other betrayal of their astonishment.
Lillian was the first to speak.
"What has put Grace Draper
into your mind, Madge?" she ask
ed quietly.
There was neither assent nor
negative to my stormy question.
simply the quiet query, but i
knew at that monfent, I think.
that my fantastic fears were, con
firmed.
"Because I saw her or some
body who looked just like her,
getting into a limousine at the
Pennsylvania station tonight."
Again the startled exchange of
glances. It was Mr. Drake who
spoke next.
"Did this woman who resem
bled Miss Draper see you?" he
asked, and despite the quiet com-
Me: way
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posure of hi voice I fancied I de-1
tected a note ot anxiety In it. j
"No, no," I returned impatient,
ly. "but all this Is beside the main
question. Is she out of prison
free to mate my life 4he torment
it used to be?" v
I am not particularly proud of
my behavior in this instance. And
I am sure my voice mast have
sounded hysterical. At any rat",
Lillian rose quickly, crossed to my
chair, knelt protecting??; beside
me and took my hands in hers.
"Surely, you're not going to be
anything but your usual brave
self no matter what has happened,
are you, Madge?" she whispered
in my 'ear.
How well she knows me. I feel
sometimes in my reflective mo
ments as it Lillian when she wish
es, plays upon my mind and heart
as she would upon the keyboard
of an Instrument with which she
was familiar. And she again had
struck the right note' with me. 1
couldn't play the craven with Lil
lian's voice sonndlng that slogan
in my ears.
i
In Full Command.
I straightened myself in my
chair and looked at her steadily.
"I am ready for whatever Is be
fore me," 1 said slowly. "But you
must answer my question first Is
Grace Draper free from prison?"
"Tes, she was released two days
ago," Lillian answered slowly, pi-tifully.
X saw nothing, heard nothing
for the next few seconds. I knew
that my fingers were clenched in.
to my chair, and felt Lillian's
arms clasping me closely. I had
one overmastering1 thought, that
mustn't cry out, but must-hold
myself steady to face this terrible
thing which had come to me.
For this confirmation of my
fears had also completed the reali
sation of what Grace Draper's re
lease from prison would mean to
Charter No. 57 Reserve District No. is
REPORT OF CONDITION OF
THE LAOD & BUSH, BANKERS
At Salem, in the State of Oregon, at close of business May 5, 1922.
RESOURCES
1. Loans and discounts, including rediscounts shown
in items 2 and 30, If any . . .$2,342,708.86
2. Ovedrafts secured and unsecured 18,438.17
3. U. S. government securities Owned, including those
shown in Item 30 and 35, if any. 747,036.89
4. Other bonds, warrants and securities, including for
eign government, state, muncipal, corporation,
etc., including those shown. In items 30 and
35, if any 224,000.00
80,145.91
me. None knew better than I the
"ancient grudge he bore (me,
and I doubted not that she would
feed it fat" at the first p?or
t unity.
With Grace Draper free I never
again would know a moment's real
peace or safety. For I should
never know from what direction
or in what way her vengeance
was coming. I could onl be sure
knoring her as I did. knowing
also how intense was h$r hatred
cgainst me that she would en
deavor to harm me in some way.
Whether her revrnge would take
the form of an attempt al pLysltal
Injury tv ps aid mUo, r wc
tner I would suffer I'om th5 fujro
subtle injuries to m p-cce of
mind, oi which she wk. past mis
tress. I could not tell., and the
uncertainty was an added terror.
An Attractive Watcher.
I think the first thing outside
of Lillian's protecting arms of
which I was conscious was the
sight of Allen Drake's face. He
stood by -the fireplace, motionless.
watchful, his demi-tasse of coffee
held rigidly in his hand halfway
to his Hps, evidently arrested In
his Interest In my reception of the
news. I remembr thinking -as
one wlli obseiesomeihIuB trivial
in the most. tragic hourthat al
most any other man would have
looked supremely ridiculous In
such an attitude. But he, cur
iously enough, lost none ot his
dignity in either the posturp or
the quick movement with which,
with realization and consciousness
in my gate-, he put the cup on the
mantel and came toward me.
"I knew you could do it." he
. . a
aid and there was distinct u
miratlon la hia 'tone. : " t know
what Mo ttls musV be to yod.
and I express hot onty my sympa
thy, but my admiration lor the
way you are taking it. And let
me tell you tht. WhUa that wo
man U menace, of course, yet
her venom shall never reach you
if I can prevent it. and t think I
can." .
(To be continued)
Um 8ttemia Classifi Aaa
Yon will never get anywhere
unless you have higher ideals
than this., preached lhwomntt
to whose door the tramp had ap
plied for assistance. "Are - yo
really content to spend your life
walking around the country beg
ging?" -,,!
, "No,, lady,;, answered Weary
Wilie. "Many's the. , time ,1've
wished I had an auto.'wLegion
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t. Banking house; furniture and fixtures
9. Cash on hand in vault and due from banks, bankers
and trust companies designated and approved
reserve agents of this bank
10. Exchanges for clearing house and items on other
.banks. in the same city or town as reporting
bank
11. Total cash and due from banks, items
9 and 10 ............. . ..$1,378,536.72
15. Other assets it any (Documentary stamps)
1,316,9(4.55
61,572.17
300.00
Total
34,791,166.55
LIABILITIES
16. Capital stock paid in $ 500,000.00
17. Surplus fund ' 75,000.00
IS. (a) Undivided profits $102,775.44
(b) Less current expenses, interest and
taxes paid 46,388.15 66,387.29
Net amounts due to other banks, bankers and trust
companies 365,176.84
DEMAND DEPOSITS, other than banks, subject to
reserve: .
Individual deposits subject to check. Including
deposits due state of Oregon, county, cities or
other public funds. 2,458,062.92
Demand certificates ot deposit outstanding 535.14
Cashier's checks of this bank outstanding payable
on- demand - 31,618.15
Certified checks outstanding 2,163.66
Total of demand deposits, other
than bank deposits, subject to
reserve, items 23. 24, 25, 26 $2,497,679.87
TIME AND SAVING DEPOSITS, subject to reserve
and payable on demand or subject to notice:
27. Time certificates of deposit outstanding 104,920.24
28. Savings deposits, payable subject to notice 1,192,002.31
Total of time and savings deposits
payable on demand or subject
to notice, itenls 27 and 28, $1,296,922.55
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25.
26.
LADI
ES' COATS, SUITS
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and
DRES;
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Choose from our entire stock of Coats, Suits and Dresses at 20 per
cent discount. . - ' .
Every garment bears the original price mark ticket.
These garments are all new, fresh merchandise, ordered especially for
this season's selling and include scores of pretty patterns, developed in the
season's smartest fabrics. Deduct 20 per cent from our regular prices, -
Ladies Coats. . .... .$ 9.75 to $39M
Ladies? Suits. . . . ... .$12J0 to $45.00 .
Ladies9 Dresses . . . . . . $11.75 to $35.00
I Commercial and Court Streets
PRICES THAT MEAN BIG SAVINGS ON .
lS E WEST DRESS GOODS H
ToUl $4,791,166.55
State of Oregon, county of Marion, ss.
I, L. P. Aldrlch, assistant cashier of the above named bank, do
solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of my
knowledge and belief.
, 4 LP, ALDRICH, Assistant Cashier
CORRECT Attest: A. N. Bush, L. H. Bush, directors.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 8th day of May. 1922.
GEO. H. RICHES, Notary Public.
, My commission expires, Feb. 24, 1923.
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Auction Sale
, TODAY
Starting 1Q a. m.
Gem Hotel, 185 S. Commercial St.,
3rd Floor
27 Rooms of Furniture and Furnishings
Consisting of
Beds, springs, mattresses, rugs, carpets, matting, lino
leum, hall matting, stair carpet, quilts, comforts blan
kets, sheets, pillow cases, window curtains, bed spreads,
window shades, pillows, portieres, all leather davenport,
stand tables, dressers, ward robes, comodes, rockers,
dining chairs, oak writing desk, 2 burner Jewel oil stove,
base burner, heater, wash bowls and pitchers, slop jars
kitchen table, kitchen safe, pictures, kitchen utensils,
dishes, oil mops, electric light globes, settees, lounges,
towels, garbage can, cloth dryer and many other things.
Be on time at 10 a. m.
Lucy A. Johnson, Owner,
185 S. Commercial SL, 3rd Floor
F. N.Woodry,
The Auctioneer,
Phone 511
4Woodry Sells Everything at Auction"
Watch Our
Window
Displays
in Silks, Organdies, Voile, Crepes, Ginghams, etc. In your !
spare moments, drop in see the lovely new patterns-- the j
fineness of the quality the lowness of the price:
GROCERY
SPECIALS
That Talk
Real Savings
Phone your wants if
you can't come down
; town
Free Deliveries
with purchases ' of $2
or over
40 inch Canton Crepes, yard $235 ; j
Only the popular, the wanted shade tLiS new enss; j
40 inches wide all the rage for this tnnSnenV wear f
ahles. The regular $3.50 . : ' I
Silk Taffetas, yard $129 j I
Comes 35 inches wide id many if this seaioa's most
lustrous shades. The gorgeonsness and the brilliancy ?
of this taffeta is mdescribahle; z ? ;a d
Silk Messalihes, yard $iJ9 :
A wonderful value for thii high grade Silk tlessaline;1
the sharks are cerise, gold jade, victory arid clier
mm w ' . w w w ' . v . rm mm mm m m m i . -m m-m m" m
v. uirj vx5aiiuiC) ycii i ojv
Buy the best for less 40 inches wide every ixnagin-
able shade you may desire. The regular $1.25 valaes
can be bought here for this low priced - t S
Pretty Dotted Swiss, yard 73c
The genuine imported grade-36 niches wide. A grand 4
opportunity to supply your summer need of this lovely f
dress goods at this low price. ' i ; . t v j
Lovely Spring Voiles yatrd 29
A score of different new lovely sprmiCarnatioaVoiles.
The most captivating color combinations and patterns.
The regular 50c values f ; r ; r i ..j. ,t
Standard Jap Crepes, yard 29c
Not the largest selection in this city, but the lowest
price for this standard imported Jap crepe. Some sell "
this grade toe the yard.: ; t.'J& 'C I
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