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fiimrods Believed; Good
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Fismng wear Home
"What's a little rain to a trout
fisherman he's bound to get wet
anyway. And -besides. If the
weather man has the right done,'
mere win pa jusi - micrminwui
showers today and Friday, while
"cloudy, will not be a rainy day.-
An hour beforenrlse. Friday
morning the' anglers will be. at
liberty to toss their Tiles, spinners
and angleworms into the streams
and lakes of Oregon,, and all in
dleatlons point to a record tarn
out of Izaak Walton's disciples.
Experienced nlmrods declared
Wednesday night that the day's
rains would hare no effect on the
fishing, as the streams hare dim
inished to about normal size re
cently and unless . the weather
man Is crossed ; up and a steady
downpour occurs, they won't rise
to any serious extent between now
and; Friday.
Good Catches Made ,
Already at Coast
Good catches are already being
made In salt water on the coast,
and many of the fishermen will
go that way. However, there will
be better prospects than usual at
this time of year, close to home,
and there- will be . a big parade to
the Abiqua. Silver and Butte
creeks, which Incidentally will be
closed July 16.
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v.Ai.ucr3 win go io iuo wiuo-uuw
ored farorite spots In Polk coun
ty: the big and little Luckia
mutes, Rlckreall creek and the
two mill streams. . ."V
Contrary to custom there will
be no excursion toTalsets this
year, aa the Cobbs -and Mitchell
company drained the mill pond
last year . and thousands of fish
were killed, practically .-denuding
that vicinity of trout.
Much Interest in
Angling Indicated
'Sport goods dealers report un
usually heary sale of fishing
tackle,-partly due, it' is believed,
to the prospects for good fishing
and partly to the number of un
employed who are at liberty to
castthe streams and see therein
an opportunity to bring home
fresh provender to the family.
The bag limit for trout over
six Inches Is 20 pounds and one
fish but not to exceed SO fish in
r any one day, or 40 pounds and
." one fish but not to exceed SO fish
in, any seven consecutive days.
Possession of over 40 pounds and
one fish or more than SO fish Is
illegal.-the poundage limits In
lakes are 15 for one day and 30
for seven davs. Nnmemtm lnwor
bag limits are provided for specif
ic streams and lakes.
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WILL- DEFEND NORTHWEST CHAMPIONSHIP
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The Salem Y. M. C A. volleyball team which won th e northwest championsliip last spring and will be
defending its title with practically the" same line np, in the tournament here Saturday. Top row, from
the left: O. P. West, referee; Lloyd Mason, Breymam Boise, Lorens Schnuelle, Keith Brown Physi
cal Director Bob Boardmaa, Bob Elfstrom, Paul Acton. Lower row t Elmore BfU, Nile HUborn, Cap-
: tain L. E. Barrkk, Lloyd Cregg, Chester Page. Floyd Ford, Jerry Owen and O. J. Hull ef this year's
icain are wn im me picvure. , , .. .-.
lag the 'Washington grade school
here will play the Aurora graders'
team in Aurora. The Aurora game
is generally the big game for the
graders. The Woodburn team, un
der the tutelage of Jack Kennedy,
has made a creditable showing so
far this spring.
TO MEET AURORA
WOODBURN, April lt Fri
day the baseball team represent-
SCIO GAME, 11-9
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SCIO. April 13 - Harrisburg
high nine defeated the-Scio boys
11-9 In a close game on the har
risburg diamond, Friday.
ScIo failed to score In the first
two Innings, but in the third, four
men scored, making the score 5-4
for Harrisburg. ' In the same in
ning Harrisburg made one tally.
When Harrisburg , went to bat
in the. seventh inning, the score
was tied at 9-9, but during this
inning two Harrisburg men cross
ed the home: plate, winning the
game' 11- Neither team scpred
in the last two innings.
The Sclb lineup was: Ralnbolt,
tb; Long, lb r Toes, cf; Quarry,
e; Krosman, p; U -Miller, ss;
Sims, 3b; Johnston, rt; Cren
shaw. If.
Friday, April 14, the Halsey
team .wili play Sclo c i the local
diamond.
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CURTIS
"Ladies' night has been de
creed for.(next Tuesday night
at the armory by. the power
that rale the wrestling game.
All in honor of cnrly-headed .
Pat Finnegan, who had all the
fair fans pulling for him in his
first appearance. Not that that
tneant so much in Itself most of
the he-men enthusiasts were
also on Flnnegan's side of the
argument with Henry Jones.
Bat Pat's a handsome, clean
cat young fellow, a single, and
he's bound to be a favorite
with the romantic sex.
The matchmaker hasnt defi
nitely picked Flnnegan's oppon
ent. Whoever he ,is, yon can
count on It he'll be the villain 1
of the piece. . Meanwhile Plant ' is
also looking for a big boy agile
enough to get out of Wildcat
Wilson's way part1 of the time.
and versed ln old-fashioned
wrestling lore sufficiently to put
the ex-gridder ' on the defensive.
Plant cheerfully admits that Bob
Nelter was a big very big dis
appointment to him.
was adopted by the Junior T. M.
C. A. league at a meeting of team
representatives at the T last night.
Baseball rules will be followed
while the softer playground ball
will be used. Baselines will be laid
out according to throwing ability
of the Juniors.
First practice games will be
played on Sweetland field on Sat
urday afternoon, as follows: Pres
byterian vs. Evangelicals at 1
o clock;' Doug. Chambers' T team
vs. First Metnoaists, ana z f i-
rates vs. Highland Friends at t
o'clock. - v
-League games will begin on the
following Saturday. In the mean
time entrance Is open to - more
teams.
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III I'JEIRD TILT
Sacramento Lads Pound out
Seven "Runs , In First
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SACRAMENTO. Aprtt " it
(AP) In a weird ball game play
ed la weird weather tne Sacra
mento Benators routed the Port
land Beavers here today 18. te T
after seven innings. The Bolont
scored 7 runs in the first inning
and came back with I in the third.
Rain broke out tn the second and
the same was called in the sev
anth. the last five being played in
the rain. Prndhomme," Art Jacobs,
Osborne and Petersen hurled for
the Ducks as Hubbel tolled for the
Ryanmen. , , j ,
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Saeramentos ....... 18 24 0
Prndhomme, Jacobs, Osborne,
Petersont and Palmisano; Hub-
Lbl and Woodall.
Stars Pound Out Win
LOS ANGELES, April 18
CAP) Hollywood gathered II
hits off three Lds Angeles pitchers
to win today's game 8 to 8.
The Stars opened in the -first
Inning with a single by Gatella
and a home run hy Quellich. They
launched another attack fh the
third. . .driving in five runs and
driving LeRoy. Herrmann out of
the box. Malcolm Moss relieved
him and stopped the rally. Hal
Stltiel, who pitched the last four
innings, allowed Hollywood but
one more run.
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Los Angeles 8 10
Hollywood 8 18
Hermann, Moss, Stltiel
Cronln; Page and Mayer.
The T. If; a A. track mem are!
getting Into condition now ' and
are anticipating the best season
they ever had. " . i'--
The T team has been invited
to enter the five-way meet at Pa
eifie university and has accepted.
With the present array of stellar
performers, the 8alems"T" team
believes Its , ehances' of taking the
meet are good, v v
- One ef the latest additions; to
the squad Is blr Barn am ot Mon
mouth normal who does six feet
la the high jump and who won
that event for .Monmouth at the
five-way meet last year.
Vaughn of Dallas and Wilder ot
Chemawa are a, pair, of hurdlers
who will add eons I'd arable
strength. John Nelson will sole
vault tor. the outfit and "Nuts-
Lloyd will be with the crew to do
the bcoad Jump and run the 100.
Page and Schomn are also on
hand ter the 100 and the 800.
Shorty Blaeo will be back again
to ran the 440 and just the other
night clipped it off la SI seconds.
Blaeo and Drakely will run the
half mile and Jesse Jim .and, Pat
Beal will run the mile and pos
sibly the two mile. -Jim ran the
mile in 4:88 the other day. -
-The weights department will be
much stronger than last year with
Red Reed.- Fred Smith, Man
fred "Ole" Olson, BIU Ross'and
Homer Smith. i
The old half . mile relay team
composed ot Lloyd, Page, Sehomp
and Blaeo, which broke the na
tional T. M. C A. record for that
event two years ago. will be back
intact to perform again this year.
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:- Chief of Police Frank Mlnto's,
flophouse provided unusually..
rood accommodations recently v
I was the medium through which a, -decrepitly-
dressed youth obtained ;
railway passage to Los . Angeies :
where he said be had a Job await-
Inr him. And the youth set off;.,
southward not by boxcar , but hy,
passenger coach. . 1, "
It all came . about through a : '
woman who stopped into ue f
Greenwood lunch, 1244 State,
street, operated by Alberts C,
Moore.' When she told Moore that 1 r
she .had come from Los Angeles;,..
he. remarked that he used to live
there and that it was a nice city,
' "Here is a railroad ticket so yon . .
may go back,- she then said. '
"Ton are a good booster. She'
handed him a ticket In a sealed :
enrelope and left the place.
Moore, at first undetermined as .
I to what disposition to make ot ike '.
ticket, since he didn't want to go
to Los Angeles himself, finally -
went to Hotel' de MInto and ia-r .
qairea u any or ue ' guesu ,.
wanted to go to Los Angeles. The ;
youth spoke np and was given the .
ticket. -
Who the woman was or why she
didn't sell the ticket, Moore is
still wondering.
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Seals Still Winning
SAN FRANCISCO, April 18
(AP) Rallies in the fourth and
fifth innings gave tbe San Fran
cisco Seals an eight to three vic
tory over the Missions here to
night. !
The Seals scored three runs In
the fourth and repeated with a
like number in the fifth.-- These
overtook the Missions who were
leading three to one as the fourth
started. The Seals scored once
more In the eighth.
-R H E
Seals 8 18 4
Missions 8 8 3
Wltlonghby and Penebsky;
BOSTON. April 18 (AP)
Heinle Manush's home run In the
ninth, scoring three runs, gave
Washington its . second straight
victory over Boston today. The
score was 7 to
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Washington 7 8 0
Boston 6 8 1
Marberry, Brown, Fisher and
Spencer; Jtnssell and Berry.
"HiUeas Sox . Again
CHICAGO, April IS (AP)
Although outhit the White Sox
concentrated their attack in the
fourth and eighth innings today
to make It two straight over St.
Louis 7 to 3.
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St Louis . . . 3 13 1
Chicago 7 0 0
Cotfman, Cooney and Ferrell;
Thomas and Grube.
ST. LOUIS, April 13. (AP)
Frankie Frlsch doubled In the
last half of the ninth, driving in
Adams and Watklns to bring the
Cardinals from behind and give
them a O-to-S victory over Pitts
burgh today for their second game
of the series.
R H E
Pittsburgh S 10 2
St Louis . 11 3
Spencer and Brenzel; Hallahan,
Llndsey and Wilson.
Cube Tie Vp Series
CINCINNATI, April 13. (AP)
The Chicago Cubs evened the
series with Cincinnati today, win
ning 8 to 3 behind the kit-hit
pitching ot Pat Malone.
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Cincinnati 2
Malone and Hemsley;
and Lombard!.
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As we see it Willamette's
baseball team is in much the
same position as the basket
ball team was at the. opening
of last season promising
crew of boys, lacking in experi
ence and cohesion. A baseball
team doesn't take quite the
team-building that basketball
does, but nevertheless the fel
lows have to know what their
mates are doing, and what they
can be counted on to do.
A series with Oregon "State
starts this weekend. It's too bad
that the Bearcats aren't better
organized at this writing, be
cause the Staters are also In
rather an uncertain stage, with
only a few lettermen just five
and one of those, Joe Mack, in a
new position so Willamette
would have a pretty good chance
to knock over the big college. It
was done once last year.
Looks like University of Ore
gon, taken for a ride four
times last year by the Bear
cats, wont ask for any more
this year. It might be Bill
Reinhart's chance' for revenge,
and then again it might not.
Oddie Says
Even Bet in
Tat Friday
The Willamette baseball squad
was rained out at Chemawa Wed
nesday before the game started.
but will go back for the game
today providing the weather per-
UHl I TTT fat ' VANs1 a-A tf ...
The- Bearcats, Umbered np and! "
then started a game between the
first and second teams while
waiting for the Indians to finish
their school work for the day.
The game progressed half an inn
ing with Coach "Spec" Keene
pitching, but he was saved from
Ignominy by a violent wind and
rain storm which stopped the
game in the first inning.
Andy Peterson will pitch the
first game against Oregon- State
college, which will be Saturday.
George Erlekson, one of the oth
er hurlers, has a sere back and
Russell Doesher, a third pitcher.
has a lame arm. Peterson is in
good condition, but nine innings
may be a big assignment" tor him
so early in the season. Saturday's
will be the first game unless
Chemawa Is played today.
The Bearcats are hopped, np
over Saturday's game with the
Beavers because It Is rumored
that several big league scouts
will be at Corvallls to watch the
players In action..
Indians Win in 11th
DETROIT, April 13 (AP)
Approximately 12,000 persons
saw Cleveland defeat Detroit C-B
In the eleven inning opening
game of the American league
season today. The winning run
cam on singles by Porter and
AverllL coupled with a sacrifice.
.... R H E
Cleveland .-... 11 1
Detroit , . B 14 4
Ferrell and Sewell; Sorrell,
Hogsett and Ruel, Haywortht
Boston at Brooklyn, postponed,
cold.
Philadelphia at New York, post
poned, cold.
wen SCHOOL BID
CONCERT PLEASING
New Yqrk at
postponed, cold.
Philadelphia,
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WOODBURN. April 13. With
the ' Sllverton-Woodburn baseball
game scheduled for Friday, the
members of Wood burn's baseball
nine Lave been working even more
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TRY FOR OLYMPICS
Participation of the northwest
champion Salem T wrestling team
in th olrmnic trvouts for the
than usual in order to get in shape I northwest, to be held at Multno-
ror me -nig game.- uoaen uuoert I man club. Portland, on April 37
Kitten Ball 'tor
Be Adopted by
Junior Circuit
- The kitten ball type of game be
lag -played In the twilight league
George Wood
Will Manage
Town Players
INDEPENDENCE, April 18.
George Wood was elected man
ager of the town baseball at a
meeting Monday night A. W.
Foster will be the assistant man
ager and Art Black, the captain.
A try but for a place on the team
will be bold Sunday.,
- The baseball boys are planning
a dance to oe given soon to raise
funds to purchase equipment v
oaaie stated that his team has a
fair chance of beating the Silver
Foxes, and that they will put up
a game battle at the very least
Reports from Silverton Indicate
that the school there has a very
strong outfit Recently the Foxes
took the West Linn team on. their I und athletic
nome grouna oy a score or is to I been at work
o. uoin surerton ana wooaourn
have bien undefeated, in the Wil
lamette interseholastie league so
far. Woodhnrn defeated Molalla
and Lebanon, both quite handily.
while the Foxes have the West
Linn victory in their den. -
Oddie expects to start practi
cally the same nine boys he has
started in the first two games,
with the possibility ot Perry Land
sem, outfielder. Gear in will prob
ably take 'his place In right field.
Bob Reed,- who- has recovered
from a sprained ankle, will prob
ably start' on the mound for
Woodburn. Lyle Landsem, a fresh-'
man. Is another promising hflrler
who .may .see action Friday.
The game Is to be played "on the
Woodburn high school field 'trad
will be called at 3 o'clock. Emll
Hauser will referee. t-v , j
and 28 Is now virtually assured.
R. R. Boardman, T physical di
rector, announced yesterday. Sa
lem probably will enter eight
men.
For several weeks, certain for
ces, allegedly hacked oy a rorc-
orxanlzatlon. had
to bar the T. M.
C. AI wrestlers from the Olympic
tryouts. It was maintained that
the Northwest T. competition
eliminated the T. wrestlers from
the. A. A. TJ. tryouts. This effort
was taken, it is believed, because
Salemlast year won two of the
eight events and Portland T. one.
HP BANQUET TO
A stirring concert was that
presented by the Salem high
school band Wednesday night In
the auditorium of the high school.
A commendably large audience
was present in spite ot the sud
den April, showers of late after
noon and evening and gave proof
that it greatly appreciated the
excellent presentation of the 36
high school students under the
able direction of B. R. Derry.
The.appearance of the band was
a brilliant part ot the program.
Poise and serious attention to
the music at hand and the baton
ot the director added charm to
the resplendent uniforms of red.
white 'and black. ,
Numbers were presented with
well balanced modulations, sym
pathy of expression and lively
rhythm which should place Salem
at the head of the list in the band
contest for high school students
which will take place In Corvallls
Friday and Saturday.
Director Derry and his band
deserve much commendation for
the results achieved this year.
Pleasing features of the con
cert were the "spirituals' pre
sented by the Gospel Jubilee ra
dio singers.
Underwriters?
Chief to Talk
At Lions Meet
An outstanding personage In
fire fighting circles is Chief J. W.
Stevens, who will speak at the
Lions club luncheon at the Gray
Belle at noon today. In addition
to being state fire marshal of Cal
ifornia. Chief Sterens Is chief ' of
the national board of under
writers, secretary of the Interna
tional association of Fire Chiefs
and oNthe Pacific Coast associa
tion of Fire Chiefs.
Chief Sterens is said to.be a
xorcelui, entertaining speaker.
His subject will .be "Fire Prevention".
Ko. liS
SjBop of Aiml Sutiarat mt Ue
Grmi IMaWi &ttionl Mataal lira I-
lanae Ooapaay of IadiaaasoOt, ia ta
State cf Iaaiaaa. u the tairtr-int dav .
f Deeeabr, 1911. made te the Iarar-
aaee Ceautieiimer of the State of Ore
foa. puaaaat te law;
CAPITAL
Amooat ef eaoital atoek nail trn
Hatoal Caapaaj.
ETCOXS
Ket preealaata reeeiToa durinr taa tup.
latereet, aivMeada aaa rvata receive
I carta Ue year. $12,17.65.
lan frees evher looreea receive
dartar the rear. SS.0SS.S5.
Total iacome, S1,S38,US.25.
DISBURSEMENTS '
Net loaaea paid darin the rear iaeluaV
ia sdjaatBaeat etpeaece, S5M5. SO.
Divideada paid ea capital atoek daris
tte year, HU.
Coaautiioae aad eaUriee paid deriaff
the year. $54,5tX.l. .
Taxee, Beeaaee aad tees paid dariaf
the rear. Jl.lil.s.
AJtoaat ef . aU other expeaditerea.
Total ecpeaaitaroa. Sl.SSMl4.SS.
ASSET 8
Valae of real estate ovaed (axarkal
Talao), $29.4S.a
Valae of ateeka anl hoada met
(market valae). t U584.09I.X.
Iioaaa oa atertrase aad eeUateral. eta.
TO0.0t4.2J. x
Caia U haakt aad ea aaad, 10.4t
IS. -
PreaUaM la eenrae ef eoIleeUoa- vrie
tea aiaee Septeaibw 80, ltSl, $113,559.
9. IaUreat aad reata dae aad aecraed,
939.12S.83.
ktiscelUaeeaa. S1S.6J.
Total adaitted eeseta, 2.869,3A2.
LIABIUTIE3
Grocs claim for loaaea aapald, 911C,-
(85.59.
Amonat of anearaed prcaiaata oa aU
eatitaadiag rUkt, $894,091.66.
Doe for eoaualaaioa aad broken ce.
$35,421.84.
AU ot&er Uabilltiea. $434,232.28.
Total liabilities, exclaaiTe ef Capital
stock, $1,479,434.28.
BUSINESS IX OREOOS fOS
THE TEAK
Ket preauama received dariar the Tear,
$8,940.53.
Leaaes paid dariar the year. $2,380.84,
Lotsee iacmrred dariac the year, $2
4'.aai.
KaaM of Compear Grata Dealers KaV
tioaat Kataal Tire Iateraaeo Compear.
Kama of President, Charles 8. Clark.
Kame of Secretary: 3. J. FiUrerald.
Statatory reaideat attoraey for aerviee
Injaraaee Commisaioaer. .
BE FRIDAY EVQ1T
Old times and coming times ata Uw
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8repais of Aanaal SXatemeat of the
Fitehharr Kataal Fire Iaavaace Com
oaar of rite bare ia the State ef Masse-
chosetta, oa the thirty-tirit day ot V-
lsu. aaaae te the laaaraace
CoauaUaioaer of the State ef Oreroa, par-
' Salem Hardware Co.
ANNOUNCES
"SHAKESPEARE" FISHING
April 15th to November 1st
Here are the Prizes r
: Golf Slated
WOODBURN. April 11 Wood-
burn high school's golf team will
be host to the Silverton school's
team here Saturday afternoon,
when another match la the Wil
lamette Golf league la played. 80
far this season the Woodburn team
has had average lucr. winning
about half its games. Woodburn
will probably be represented ay
Bingham Powell, John xinns. En
gene Goldade and James Cooper.
$ 10.00 'Shakespeare Kalamazoo Special Casting Bod
for ilshenaaa catching largest : BIG MOUTH
BLACK BASS. -
$5.00 "Shakespeare Majestle Lerel Winding reel for
tecond largest BIG MOUTH BLACK BASS.
"Shakespearsj Antomatle Heel ' for largest
Trout, Rainbow, Brook or Cut Throat.
"Shakespeare Single Acticd Beel for second
largest TROUTlUinlww Brook ' or Cut.
Throat. r. v - . 5
SALEM 1IARD17ARE CO.
School Tennis
Sharks Vieing
-
Salem T. If. C A. 'Summer camps
will be talked at a camp banquet
to be held at the association
building tomorrow evening.
Guests will be til persons," re
gardless ot age, who -have: at
tended one .or more. ot the' T
camp periods.
A sports period will Open : the
camps booster . program at I
o'clock.' - The boys and leaders
will play indoor baseball in . the
gymnasium then go swimming in
the pool.
- On the banquet' program, which
will begin at f:18 o'cloek, will
be talks by old campers, aa oat
lining of tne camp award system
by Dwight Adams, boys secre
tary, and appointment ot com
mittees to plan for camp hikes
aad attend to painting ef the In
dian tepee for the camp. Teatare
of ,th evening will be moving
CAPITA!,
capital
stock
paid ap.
Amoaas
Koae.
, . noons
Net premium received d aria I the 7 ear,
IS95.149.S9.
latere, divideada aad raata received
aartaa- the veer. 44054.97.
Xaceaa. froat ether snareso . received
Sariar the rear. $1411.54.
Total iaeome. $844,186.99.
DISURSXhtEXTS
Ket loaaea paid d arias the rear laalai
raf adjaatsaeat expeaeea, $1S4,165.4.
Divideada paid ea capital stack dariar
the year, Kama.
Cemmisaieaa aad aalaries paid eoriaf
tae rase, air,TU7.z.
Tazaa, Hcwu 'aad fees paid dariaf
the year. $14,135.41.
Aaaeaat at all ether expeaJitaree,
I189.921A4.
, Total ospeaaltarea, MSMtLOs. 1
JL&SCTB "
Talae at" veal eetate oernsd (market
vslae). $10.0004. '
Valae ot stock aad a sate awaed
(atarkas valae). SSOMls eS.
Leaaa ea aaortsagoa aaa eeUaUral. ata.
Caak la henka aad oa aaad. S4Z.SSTJS.
rreamiaaaa la asaias ef caQeetioa writ
For POSltlOnS I Pktnrea J7 Dr D. B. Hill, Seme I tea slaca Sevtemaei SO. , 1S11.
ot Oregoa
mr.T.seL irnfl it rnmnaft. i seenie sdou.
Hon for noadtians on the Dallas I Tttia oanques vu bw.w-
Ibigh school tennts team began Ug daU for camp registratiea.
Tuesday aftaraoom - om the aiga
seheol courts wlta thej rreshmaa
aad sophomore teams playing.
The acbool team win m deter
mined through class eompetltiom
except that iettarmea from last
year will, hold their same plaees
anin defeated thromgm challenge.
Silverton High -
Lleets Woodburn
S47.959.ea.
aaa. aecraed.
t III ti. t
Other aneta, $4.90t.0. ?
Total admitted aaeets.S7l4.!.S.
UAB1UTXX8 t
Or i elelma for losses aapaid, $10
SlXTt. ' - , - - -. y- -
Imeaal ef aaearaed piemlaam mm ail
tftsfadhse rUka, S444w474Al. - -
JOaa . lac semmtsaiaa aaS ImUrasX
KAU a4W Haaintlaa, U.4SL ,
Total kaTMUtUa. aaalaatva ad sapltal
stack. S4TT.oss.sa - " 1
5 zvsatz&B nr okzoojb nt . ,
- ' TBS XBAJB - F
Vet fi smtams
reeetve4 dariaf fao year, '
14 aariaa; the rear. USS.IS.
SILVEBTON, April 11 SO-
vertoa hlrnjehool wHl play t its
teach, elan team will consist ef I seeoud learae game ot baseball
fire jnea ranked by tae - class for theseasea rriday afternoon at
president la 1, 1, . 4, f, order for tif o'deck at Woodburn. - Last
match play. There will be five rriday SUvertoa defeated West
alnrlaa nd one doubles mateh. Una It te 1. - SUvarton'a battery
In ease of a tie la the final stand-i compos ea -or scawaa ana iui-i-1 rf goewurr .
lnrstseTTmureemeaoi ueuea inausac proTaa m v tJt.ritll-r nt m
teams Will pUy Singles matches. Wishing team. . T. X. Laraaa, PeAlaaa, Oregaa,
Ko. 148
8raopait ot the Aaaaal 8tatesaeat el
the Great Weatora laaaraace Co. o Dos
Moiaee. ia the State ot leva, oa the
thirtr-Hrst dar ef Decemeor. 1BS1. mad .
to the Iaaaraaca Commlssioaor of tha
State ef Orefoa, pmeaat ta lav: .
CAP FT All
Ameaat of capital stock paid a
$250,000.04. . -
XXCOHZ
- Total pr.miai iacemV for the ; rear,, .
$474,047.14.
later, eivUeada aad reaU receivai ;
dorias the rear, $12,S95.2.
laceoae from other aeareea received.
dariar tha raer, lactadiac H. A A. Tept, :
t7U.in.4t.
Tetal raeome. $1,995,974 6t.
BISEt7K8JCalCST8
VM for loaaea, aadevmeata; aaa aJ ties
ad aarreader vahtes, $96,979.74.
Ceapoaa paid ta policraeldera aariag
Ue rear, $2,914.19.
IMvideada paid aa capital stock dartag
the rar, Meaa.
Cesamisstoaa aad aalariea paid dartag :
tae rear, $140.S14.U .
Taxes, tieoaaee aad fee paid dariaf
the rear. $lt.42t.M.
Amoaal of aU ether eipeaJirorea,
toclaaiaf H. A. Dope. $22.9525.
Total axpeaditaree, $l,06e,19a.44.
A38CTS . ' '
Valae af real aetata avaad (arket .
vee. $191,407.7. .
Valeo af stocks aaa Wads avaof ;
market a aaaertisea vala.). $1,115,943 .
SI. ------ ' '
Laeaa oa aMrtfafea aad coUataral, eta .
ft2M40.0e. i
ProaUaw aetes aad policy leaaa, U5
av ea
Caak ia leaks aad aa aaad, fJMliV
Tkot aaeatloctea aad eWeTred'premrama,:
ii97.Mt.s4. . .r I... ' :
later ess aaa veava am bm wemrmmm,,
SS5 OOoXSS.
Other awta loot). $4a.tiaT4. - J
Tetal admitted aeeota. 92.0MTS.Tt.
UABILTTIXS
se laaeroee. $947,41404. . '
4)raa amima far seasaa aapaid. $19.
MlutWr MeUaUea. $61t.T5A14. f
Total - UeUatteav axeraaie capital
Stack af t2S4.e04.ee, , Sl.424.f74.T4.
Bcsnrxa oarooj? roa . -
THg TZAA - - "
Craeo ateadaaas roeeivod dariaf fae
rear. h. m a. uul SI.Z2U1.
rear. $24 lag taa year. Meaa, -
4T" Csmssar TlVr!1-. ITihftl I ttTstrV. JBS taa yaaa m. a
ElMtmJSSmui- - I Kama af Ceaapaay Oreai XarOarn Xs!
aFriaiidaat rraaanaa ,w. nricvisst i.
Kama ac yreoidsaV W. O. TaSsaaa.
Kama at eoeratarr B. B. vi
I Cammlatiiasc o lasaraaaa, Balasa, Oxa
1 n a.