The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, May 09, 1931, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE SEVEN GRluJGE ACTORS DRESSED MEAT, POULTRY WEAKER wrought BUGABO0 VIEWED again I P. T. A. BlAUTOfl FJLty BEDBKFRIEfl 1 TRACING FOR IOElNtUCKY DERBY 6- . i- i i , til r--7 The OREGON STATES31AN, Salem, Oregon,, Saturday Morning, Blay 9, 1931 IBM PISET.TS 1 n R R A 1 5 E -', i North Howell to Present Program, at Scotts Mills . On $ay 12 Tae young people of the dra matic club In the srans gave their play "Beads on a itrlng'to a full house last Sunday evening at Mi. Angel. It was the best per formxnee ever given by these talented young folks and won hearty applause. The cast In cludes Ted Stevens, i:dwin Coota ler, Catherine Bump, Ida Peter en. Maxlne Phillips., Mabel Drake, George CUve and Ray mond and John Paulson. They will present this play once more at , the Red Hills grange hall at ; Liberty' next Fri day evening. May 15. The North Howell grange has been asked by 8, H. Edwards, state district deputy, to arrange a -program for the entertainment of a; mass meeting to be called at Scotts Mills oil the evening of May 12. A program of music, readings and a short play is be ing i prepared ' for this occasion and Tuesday eveninga group of members met at the home of Mr. tic and plan for the occasion. Among them were Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Wicsner, Perle Pickens, Howard and Russell Coomler, Sherman Rlckard. V. II. Stev ens, John Russ, Ida Peterson and Bertha Wlesner. 111 Efflf RT1IK AT RIVERSIDE ZBNA. MayC3I A group of Zen a folk had an enjoyable time at Riverside, near Albany,' Sat urday night when the Spring Val ley community club gave a play Those from Zen who assisted with musical numbers daring In termissions were HfTda and Frank Crawford, steel guIUr duets, and Miss i Mar Jorie Walling, Zona and Miss Irene Windsor of Spring Val ley gave piano and banjo num bers. -Others in the Zena party were Mrs. W. Frank Crawford, Mrs. M. Stephens and daughters. Marguerite and Gertrude Johnson. i - Xa. 149 Srnooai of th Ananal Statement at th Atlaatie Matual fir Iasaxnn Co ra in pany. at SaTaanah, th But af Veal and Heavy Hens Down, Others are v Holding Level PORTLAND. May S (AP) Tone of the wholesale butter mar ket was steady and the egg situ ation remained weak as early trading got under way today with ruling quotations on both pro ducts at the same figures as have held for more than a week with out change. Moderate receipts - of butter were readily ; cleared through Jobbers to both retailers and shippers. Heavier egg receipts than us ual made supplies in excess of demand, and much of the stock continued to more at prices slightly shaded under Quotations. Country dressed meat ' and poultry markets opened weak under influence of liberal re ceipts with more off grade offer ings than usual. However, though dealers' supplies were somewhai excessive, meat quotations were maintained excepting on real, quoted at ll-12Vic a pound, making a mc downward spread from previous top quotation still paid for best quality, j Priee changes on poultry cen tered on heavy hens, some of which sold off 1 cent to 19 cents and white broilers, quoted at 19 to 20 cents, down 1 to 2 cents due to an, unusual run to small sizes. . . J Wholesale fruit and vegetable quotations were generally main tained throughout the list except ing oa asparagus, offered at 99 eents to fl a dozen bunches, up about IS cents, as result of bet ter . shipping demand reducing local market supply. General Markets POSTLAXD. On, Kay 8 (AP) Prod or axehanfa, at pries: Batter. an tra IS; standards 24; prim firsts 88: tirstt IS. Err, fresh sxtrsi IS; trash utWiaasa 14. Portland Grain PORTLAND. Wheat fnturas: May 68 JaL ... .. ,S8U 8p. 67 Vi OraMay a (AP) Hifh Low Close OS 68 68 S8H 58H 68 674 5TW BIU Cash anarksts: wheat: aia- Eand bloe- steas A9 soft white, westera white .69; hard winter, aartaera spring, westera red. Oatst Kol 3 88 Ih white 39.00. kfiilrua stssdard 18.50. 'Cora: Net. S K. T. shipment ST.23. ! TS Gtarcia. oa the thirtr-firat ay of Ze- i remtxrr, 1930. made to the Insurance Commissioner of the State of Ore-on. pnrsuaat to law: CAPITAXt Amonat of eapitsl stock paid up. 188,- 092.50. ' IXCOHK Net premiums roeeired during; the year, 9322.S16.S3. . Intar.it. diridend and reate raeelTed dnrins- the Tear. S43.87S.26. . Income from other source xeeeiTedr daring the year, $2,419.21. Total income, $367,609.19. I DISBURSEMENTS ' Nt losses paid during th year including- adjustment expenses. $99,826.08. DiTidend paid ea capital stock darinf the year, . ! Commissions and salaries paid darinf th year, $140,604.70. Tas.s. license oad fee paid darinf the year. $8,478.88. - Amonat of all ether expenditure,, $38, T8.4B. Dividends paid to policyholders, $28. 425.18. I Total axpeaditares, S883.615.80,. ASSETS I Tain of real estate owned CmarVet Talua). 60,500.00. I Vale of atoehs and bonds owned (mar ket valae). $300,641.15. i Loans ea mortgages and collateral, ete., f200.016.S9. - Cash ia banks and on hand. ST8.14S.81. Premiums ia eoara of celleetioa writ, tea aiaee September 80. 1930, $89,206. 54. ; Interest and rents due and accrued, 13.886.25. Total admitted asset. $717,895.14. LIABILITIES Gresa claims for loeaee unpaid. 828. 538.60. Amount of aaearaed premiama oa all oautaediag riaks, $200,449.84. Do for comau&sioa and brokerage, f S,- 455.0a. All ether liabiliUea, $$21.775.S4. Total b abilities, eselaiTe of capita! Stock of $186,092.50. $254.?SS.2S. BUSINESS IN OREOOS rOB THE TEAR Net preminms reeeired daring the year, 2.533 J. Losses paid darinc th year. 1 11.092.- !j Portland Livestock POKTLAKD, Ore., May 8 (AP) Cattle 85, calTes 10; eahree and Testers 5te or more lower, others steady. Steers 600 P00 lbs., food $7.35 7.75; median 8.75 & 7.35; common 5. 756.75. Steers 900-1100 lbs., food S.757.40; Btediam 6.507.25: commea 6.75&6.60. Sers lt$$-1300 lbs., food 7.2 5 7.45; medinm 3.7446.75, Heifers S50-800 lbi good 7 .00 to 7.50; medinm 6.00 Q 7.00; common 5.00fl.00. Cows, food 5.75 60; eommoa and median 4.755.75; lw cotter sad ratter 2.50 3 4.75. BaUa (yearlinga ezelndedl 5.00(5.50; entter, common and medium 3.75 5.00. Vealers. milk fed. $.M)(t?9.50; medinm 7.0O 8.50; call and common 4.007.00. Calres 25O-5O0 lbs, food and choice 7.50 Hofs 150, steady. (Holt or oily hors aad roasting pirs xrladed. Liht lifht 140-160 lbs.. $6.75(6 7.75; light weirht 160-200 lbs., 7.50g7.75;i Ilfht weight 180-200 lbs.. 7.50 W 7.75; median weifht 200-220 lbs.. 6.757.75; median weirht 220-250 lbs, 6.50 (f 7.50; , heary weifhts 250-290 lbs, 6.25(7.25; i hesry weifhts 290-350 lbs, 5.75 f 7.00; i pseking sows 275-500 lbs, 4.75(3 6.00; ! feeder end stocker pigs 70 130 Tbs, 7.50( 9.00. Sheep 200. steady. Qaotstloas on shorn basis estept spriof Ism bs. fiprinf lsmbs. $8.00(f 8.50; me dinm 6.75418.00. Lambs 90 lbs, down, 6.00(60. Medium 4.75 & 6.00: all weight, common 8. 756 4.75. Tkarliag wethers 90-110 lbs, 8.504.75. Ewes 90-120 lbs.. 2.50 (3.00; ewes 120-150 lbs, 2.004tl.75; sU weifhts, euU and common 1.00 3 2.00. rruits. Vegetables POKTLAKD, Ore., May S (AP) Fresh fro ilo ranees, aaTel, packed $3.60 4.50; grapefruit, Florida. $4.50 5.25; California. $$2.758.25; limes, 6 dos. carton. $$2:50; bananaa, 5Vi lb. " Lemons California. $5 5.50 eaae. Btrawberries - Oreron $3.258.50 for 24s: Csliforais. $2 (q 2.25 for 20s. Losses incurred daring the year. $L- 061.08. em af Company, Atlsatie Jtntusl . Tire Iasnraneo Company. Kama af Preeideat, C. H. Eoaemaaa. Kama of Secretary, Fred Waste U. bltstntory resident attorney for serrice, W. 4. Hafjrty. K. 150 Synopsis of Anoaal Btatemeat af The TraTelera lasaraac . Coaapaar of HarV ferd, ia the State of Connoetieat. ea the thirty-first day af Doeember. 1930. made to th Iasaraaca Commissioner af the Stat af Orfoa. parsnaat to law: -CAPITAL Amonat af capital stock paid ?, $20, .000.000.00. IKCOMX Total premi am l income for th fear. S14S.S44.466.07. Interest, dirideads aad rents roc i red dariag the year. 328,393.995.65. lacoma from . other sources rooettad dariag the year. $740.736.74. i Total iaeom. $198.979.187.$. , X1SBUKSSMXNT8 Paid lor loesea. eadewmeata. aaanltiee aad aarraader Taluee. $97,866,270.77. -IHrideadi psid to poiicyholdera dariag - th year. $62,986.89. - Dividends paid oa capital stock dariag the year. $4,400,000.00. - Commissions aad salaries paid darinf the year. S86.SS4.003.7S. Taxes, licenses aad feet paid dariag tit rear. $4,746,096.74. Amount af all other expenditures, $18,- 5I3.878.OS. Totsl axpeaditores. $159,942,035.92. ASSETS Yslue af real oatat owned (market Tslne), $17,635,994.84. Valae of stocks aad hands owned (mar ket or aasortisod Talao). 853.03.610JX. Loons on mortrarea aad collateral, ato ll 1 9,888.771.35. Premiam aoteo aad policy losna. $87. d60.613.46. Cash in banks aad aa hand. $16,900, 737.43. Xet uncollected aad deferred premiums, f 30.244,450.57. Interest aad rents due aad aceraed, 97.882,146.44. " Other assets (aet). S343.419.89. Total admitted aaseta, $632,922,941. 82. , ' UABIL1TIE8 Gross eUima far losses uapsid. 911, 733.271.80. . All other ItaMHUoa, $29,448,792.06.' Total liabtlirtea, esetuaiTa af eapHal . stock of $20.000. OwS.OO and $1S,S. 538.78 Surphra $585,959,405.04. BUBlNCSS IN UHEQV3 Cab- bare local lVi2c; California. 2H 3 tc lb. Poattoes Orefon Deschutes, $1.401.50; Bakers. $2; local. 75e(ff$l; 1 Yakima. 6se9l.2a. Kw notatoos JaU- fraia 4fiS4t4e: Tuil IfflBUr. On ion i sailing price to retailers: Ore ton, 80r90 cwt: Tesas how crop Ber mndss, $2.75 3 bn. Heed potatoes lo cal. 1319 h. Rhubarb local, balk, mgte lb. Artichokes 6065a dos. Spiaach 4ocaI, 81 a 1.25 orange box. Celery California. $1.401.9t par dos.; hart; 91.50Ql.75 per dos. hunches. afashreotna hothouse, BO (H 60a la. Peppers bell, groeo, 14018c lb. Sweet potato eastern. $3.7:1 ham per. Caniiilower Calif era is. 91.906 rate. Beans Texas. $5.25 per hamper. Peas California, 7 Vi 6 lb. Tomatoes afexicaa. $6.90 lag. repacked; hothoasa. 853 40 Ih. i Lottuca Salinas, $2.7 Q 8.25 per era to. Asparagus aorthweet, 9191.2S dos. bancaoa. Portland Produce Cross year. $674,736.84. FO& THJC TEAR remiama rooaired dariag Premtum and dividends returned d or bs the year. $11.64.6. Losses paid dariag th year. 91. 146.63. - ' - IKsns af Company, The TrsTslers Ia lursaet aompaay. Kama af PreaidoaVl Zdmand Zachac. Kama af SoereUry. Daaiel A. Read. Etwtatory resident sttomey far aerrice, Phil rosamayer. Port lead. Oregon. POBTLAJTO. Ore, May 8 (AP) hfilk raw asilk (4 per cent). 'a 1.90 per cwt, delivered Pert land leas 1 par cast: grade O milk. $1.40. Nnts walaata, Orogoa, new, SlStSc: slmends, 32o; pesnots. utHVic: til- Hopii30 crop. 17HC18H. Pealtry baying price )li. hey hens, over 4H pwands 10 20 : medium hens, SH-44 pounds. 15c; Ught hcaa. . laZUu. Thjaaaaan aad Mff a OV . a Wa nrs-n.nr a, an t'" t526e; white brilrs 19620c; docks, 4 poaada aad orer 32e; old 25c; colored Sucks, loa; inrgeyn, zxaso. T Potatoea-Mo. 1 local. $1.10 1.23 Oesohatea. $1.60L75; Takima, $1.24 1.80; Ko. T. loeat, slfi; new pota toes. 4HQ5a la. . J Hay wbaloaale hayiag prtcea. aearer ed Portland. Eaatera Orec-on timothy. 922.50423: da valley. $19019.50: al (alia. $15(916; eferer. $16; oat hay. $16; atraw. $7ftf6'ton; aolliag prices. 91 ta 92 mere. I Dressed poultry soiling priee to ra taiWs: turkeys, poor ta good. 25333e; ducks, S3e; gaese. 18c; aspons, ti&tS Ih. , . Salem rjarkets - Grade B raw 4L sSelirered la Salem, cwt. Batterfat Salem 22c. milk. ate. XSTJXT AJTD TXGETABXXS ' Price paid sa growers by Baiaas hnyers. May 8, 1981 i .... vxGnaautaj j Onions TJ. a. K. 1 t Poinach, large crate Kfeabara 60 Bnached Tacetabloa Radishes, dos. aai Oaioas, dos. tt rEEDh Xetatl Prices Calf meal. 25 lbs. Scratch, ton Urn, wboio toa .1.30-1.65 .80.00-85.00 .83.00 to 86.0S Cracked aad rronnd. toa S4.00-38.00) Mill run. tea i no to 20.06 Bran, ton in nn to 20.00 ECS mash. cwt. 1.85 to 2.25 Extrss Ftandards Mediums . GGa Bayiag Prices Roosters, oM Broilers -. Ilea Ties, hens Medium hens .. Liglit heca POlTLTET Bayiag Prices .12 .13 .10 0 .22-26 16 .12 10 GBAXtf jl73T HA 2 Baying Prices Wheat, western red,- . ..- 54 White. La. . -57 Barley, ton 22.00 t 28.00 Oats, grey. bn. none, u. 32 S Bart baying price Oats aad retch. Clover toa 8.0O-9.OO 8.00-9.OO Alfslfa. Talley. 2ad cutting 13.00-1 S.0O Eastern Orefon i.w Common 12.00 Top crsdo Old stack HOPS IS -68-.10 80-8S 85-40 40-43 42-45 45-50 PBUBBS -04 -08 H .In -03 U m ta jOS Lamha, tap HOgS MX AT Baying Prices -SS-.ST -07 i Hogs. tOO lbs, up Steers r, , . Cows i ... Heifers D reiied Teal Proeaod hogs WOOL 06 -.07 4 jOiVi t .07 09 ta JtA 04.05 it Recent Rain too Scant; To aid Situation I Is Report CHICAGO, May t (AP) -Pro-pacts ot droogUt becoming; irorsa la Canada did much to tarn grain prices upward today. Official re ports iadicated that moisture supplied OTernlgbt to spring wheat areas both in Canada and this country was too scant to bo ot any Important help. Wheat was bn.lllsb.ly affected also by pur chases to prepare for a possible surprise In the United States goTernment crop summary duo after trading had ended. . Trade comment after - the re port had been Issued was that the government report favored bulls as showing a probable harrest of 6.000.000 bushels . less wheat than the average of recent private estimates. Wheat closed firm, unchanged to c higher, corn 3-5 to "4 up and oats 1-8 to 3-8 advanced. MOHOUTH LIONS HEAR E. C. COLE MONMOUTH, May 8.E. C. Cole, manager of Hha local Mil lers store, spoke informally to the Lions club at luncheon Wed nesday, drawing comparisons be tween merchandising now . and as it was 20 years ago. A guest for the occasion was Rev. A. O. Lons berry, saw Evan gelical minister from. Eugene, who recently was assigned to Monmouth. A trio of high school boys. Louis Poole, Chat and Harry Chamberlin offered the feature ot entertainment: old time num bers . on harmonica, accordion and piano. Madia Old Kid MOHAIB .IS Mrs. J. B. Lorence Named President of Organization For Coming Year ' MONMOUTH, May S A largs attendance of members and friends' ot the Parent-Teacher as sociation were present Tuesday evening at the annual ; meeting which occurred ia the training school auditorium. 1 f Mrs. 1 T. B. Chambers, presi dent, took charga of the Intro ductory program (.and business session; and Miss Mildred Me Knight, student body president of the Junior high school, presid ed at the latter haTf of the even ing which featured entertain ment furnished i by the junior nigh members. Miss Joyce Emmet t, an Ore gon Normal school student, pleasingly sang, "The Porgotten Rose," and Bend of the River;" and George Riehman. head of the music department of the Normal school, delighted his audience with two baritone- solos: "The Sunrise arid You." and "Smliin Through." Miss Margar et 'St. Clair was piano accompan ist for each singer. l The Junior high school's open ing number was a pictorial pres entation of the various subject matter courses offered by that department. Boys Preform A series of tumbling acts by these Junior high school boys aroused hearty applause from their audienqe: Harold McKern, John HaUer. Inland Wilson. Ralph Winegar, Cyril Wilson and Richard Snyder. Led by Cyril Wilson they executed a wide range ot stuats, displaying good muscle' control and coordination. They have been trained tor sev eral months by Cyrus Urmey, a Normal school student. Arne Jensen, Jr.. an eighth grade boy was heard in a cornet solo, accompanied at piano by Mrs. . Florence Hutchinson. This was followed by a short play, The Three Wishes," .featuring 4H f S :-.. ' y -::-: :5t-, s:-av:-.. .aw- 3)Wrn3e8av . k-w-.-.a;-:- - : - ' r J . s ,Vj. .t; 1 ' '.; .... ' .-.v.- '.y -Xf V Among the entries for the Kentucky Derby, Msy 16, is Knight's CaTJ, the well-bred son of Bright Knight-Florence Nightingale. He will fl the silks of the Audley Farm. over thejChurchili Downs eeursa, Dorothy Sheldon." as the fairy; Victory Strain, as Mary; Ralph Babb, as a rabbit; Robert Grimm as Casper; and Raymond John son as Martin, the woodcutter. This little fable was cleverly pre sented, with Raymond Johnson doing particularly effective work. A sextet ot junior-high boys directed by Miss " Frances Fris sell sang severer numbers; and a group of Junior high girls pre sented two dance numbers; Hun garian dance, and Newsboy Clog. They are pupils ' of Miss Hilda TT Top dancing class. Prsmatitatloa Effective , A 'dramatization of tha funeral of Caesar, from the play, Julius Caesar by Shakespeare, was pre seqtedj by another Junior high group.i with Beth Heskins etar rinjsjas Mare Anthony. Te final program number was aa appearance ot the Junior highj school orchestra which Is directed by Jed Glnther, a Nor mal tsdheol student. . Nwi officers I of the Parent Teacher association recommend- . LABIS II CENTER, May 8 Honoring tha Raymond Blanton Sr. family, who lost nearly all their household effects In the fire which destroyed their new home on Saturday evening, Mrs. W. A. Starker was hostess for a miscellaneous shower and sewing-bee on Wednesday afternoon. The afternoon was spent In sewing, and the " hostess served refreshments at five o'clock. Mrs. Florence Burr and Mrs. W. R. Daugherty assisted the hostess. The guest group included Mrs. Raymond Blanton Sr., Mrs. Ray Blanton Jr., Mrs. I Lea her of Brooks. Mrs. O. O. McCIaughry; Mrs. Earl laham, Mrs. Charles Hinds, Mrs. W. F. Klampe. Mrs. D. R. DeGross. Mrs. H. M. Bobby, Mrs. Ed Weinman. Mrs. 1. D. Ben nett, Mrs. E. G. Illornschuch. Mrs. A. M. Romlngeii Mrs. Harry Lavry. Mrs. Glen Mahler. Mrs. Frank Weinert. Mrsl Dow, Mrs. W. R, Daugherty. Mrs.; Florence Burr. and , the hostess, Mrs. Starker. : - 'j ;. Baby Chicks Are - ...CI . ri l T-i oavea p rom f ire WALDO HILLS. Miy 8. Wed nesday night at 9:30as Ted Fin ley was leaving for his work aa engineer at the Silvei Falls mill. ne noticed the lamp in the- brood er house flaring. When he and Mrs. Finley reached the building the floor; was on fire and the smoke so dense that she waa driven back. 1 Getting boxes, she rushed back and they got their. 200 fire-day- old clilcks safely boxed. Then with the . nose ' and buckets of . water they put out the fire. They hare no. idea now tha fire may have started, but feel It j terminated very 'fortunately. . j .. ;: ed by. a nominating committee whose choice was approved by the members, are. . for president, Mrs. J. B. Lorence:! vice-president. Miss Phoebe Butler; aad secretary-treasurer, Mrs. R. Ma theny. j j MICKEY MOUSE Trench Leave Y AM, MIMVtlCS WW AAlO.l AH, OUl. Grand Island School Picnics GRAND ISLAND. May 8 The school children . of both rooms greatly enjoyed an evening pic nic and wienie roast on tne scnool grounds Tuesday evening. The two teachers, Mrs. Mable Narver and Miss Zoa Easterly, sponsor ed the event. Miss Easterly was a dinner I guest that evening ,fn the home of Mr. and Mrs. Louie TSTUL Mrs. ! Narver was a dinner guest ot Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Lefley prior to the evening picnic. POIXY AND HER PALS "Rejuvenation EXPENSE BE HAMGEDJO j J I JU-L 0 Wf DOnTT VOU DARECOMEj H In L'KbLJTj' mM HOME WrrHOUT A n4-rr7NV' 0 I f rBELOW")j9 1 soft hat, y$jFp?i' K r v--rn 0 By WALT DISNEY By CLIFF STERRETT IjW i I ( PAwGONNITf ) "XjHa. ' 7S MP!Wl I fVf ALLUS SAID 7 - ; ---'.: ' - j.! - : . ARE VOU AThiOT A BIX fcA 'T3 A ILL. WIND THAT BLOWS INJURED? Lt BROTHER.'L iV; SOME-BUDtTy MO GOOUT f m-x 1 r--W PEIMMV EARMT, IS A PENMV I K 1 ' rZZZrS SAVED? AM WOT MAW DON'T Jf LITTLE ANNIE ROONEY Their Guardian Angel By BRANDON WALSH 1 M eOMtt(ifaf WfTOMG- MS?. ALBERT 6TT5 AWOTPNU, AKXJLO BU- 503 AW SMfxeS ."auev OO&C 5AV KlOTUM'eorT h LOO AWFOU.V 5XEAAM iv . X ITO-BUrtCAj4HElJP f- EV&2 SMCE 'XVFTY'lOCMl HIS GOlO-MaMe- "de- VOJfC SEEM NICE AW MAPPVUKE THCV OSEO TOXSZ! mm 1 L'. 11 'iirimmnt Si ri. Ins. 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