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The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem. Oregon, Friday Morning, Jnly 7, 1933
Gil COMPROMISE
Oii JEFFERSON Blij
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Permits t Final Liquidation
3 Schramm; Bank was
Closed in 1927
Final liquidation of the assets
of the Oregon State bank of Jef
ferson vhoch was placed In the
hands of the state banking de
partment March 18. 1927, was
neared yesterday when Judge L.
H. McMahan signed an order per
mitting a settlement of $4770 In
stockholders' liabilities for $100.
The court also allowed a settle
ment of a liability of $530
against M. M. Fisher for $50.
Under the court order Ruby C
Griffith is allowed to settle for
$100 the assessment against
eight stockholders of the bank
: when It closed. Several of the
shareholders have since died. The
stock liability ; assessed by the
banking superintendent, : which
was compromised yesterday, was
as follows: Edith O. Anderson.
4371; Coy Burnett, $212; estate
or ueorge p. aninth, $1855; es
tate of Margaret Griffith $689;
Ruby C, Griffith, $901; McKIn-
ley Kane,- $215; estate of Ed D.
Smith, $285; . Jessie G. Smith,
$212.
In 1929 the banking depart
ment assessed 53 per cent of the
par value of the shares bat the
assessment was carried through
the courts to the state supreme
. court "which subsequently reduced
the amount of the assessment,
The compromise was made on' the
assessment provided for by the
state supreme court.
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Refinancing of
Squaw Creek's
Bonds Arranged
Plans for refinancing the out
standing bonds of the Squaw
Creek Irrigation district have
been completed and agreed to by
the district and bondholders com
mittee, C. E. Stricklln, secretary
of the state reclamation commis
slon, announced yesterday.
The district comprises 7145 ir
rigable acres, is located near Sis
ters In Deschutes county, and has
$116,000 in outstanding bonds. faulted In the payment of -both
The landowners were unable to principal and interest.
Hedvig Chrisieujeit .MEwaov" . H. F-M EiRcTif.
Tli Mnnr ia which the kidMpiag ni raaMtn gotiatieM fr the
r,Uu f Mi.. Mary McElroy, daiiKtr f City Muwfir H.nry F.
McEIroy of Ktuu City, wre carried Mt lifts the cowardly erUae ef
bdactioa and placal u among tn mo ana. . aiuvii mm , J "
father U th cxccvtiT head. of Kansas City's police forcfi wms
poworloss to do aaythiag except asset the kidaapers' deasaoii The
best he could do was to Induce the criminals to lower their defends
n nnn i x.lO.DOO in return for his daacbter s safety. With his
irvu
ueis Fin
Hi BATTERY (L1SE
Sentence for Knott Anderson,
tried In Justice court yesterday on
assault and battery charge, was
held up until 4:30 o'clock this aft
ernoon, pending an examination
requested by the state. ' .
Complaint against Anderson was
made br his former wife, , after
Anderson "punished their young
daughter because i of religious
scruples against a Saturday trip
to town. Anderson Is living In a
small cabin sear the home xt the
ex-wife and children.
Anderson testified at tome
length. He stated that he had tak
en some care of the children since
ho and bis wife, were divorced In
1928, and that the children had
been accompanying him, with the
mother's consent, to the Seventh
Day Adventist charch. The ' mo
ther stated in court that she de
sired no further advice relative to
rearing of the children from Mr.
Anderson. -
Russell Eye Case
Shifted to Judge
. Both sides In the case of Earle
Russell vs. state Industrial acci
dent commission moved for a di
rected verdict In clreuit court yes
terday after the trial had been In
progress for over a day. This ac
tion removed the case from the
Jury and placed it In the hands of
Judge McMahan for decision with
briefs likely to be filed by each
side. Russell asks 40 months com
pensatlon at $25 a month for the
alleged loss of an eye.
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STRAWBERRY
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son, nenry, r, aoit iwm-otj -
paid over the huge sum of money, and la two hoars hi daughter was
released unharmed. Miss McElroy was taken from her own home at
pistol point, the kidaapers leaving Miss Heda ChrUtenscn, the house
keeper, to break the news to her father.
pay the assessments levied by the
district for bond maturities and
bond interest and the district de-
Territory Wool
Prices Advance
ECONOMY GROCERYl
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150 N. Commercial St. Phone 5563
Buy Flour NOW
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a -j Queen or Har vest AQA
Jar Maid. Sack ..VOL
Rubbers
Fishers Blend, Drifted
ej doz C Snow, Pillsbury Best or
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A x Sack tplofti
Lemons P
Sunkist
pzLk!!L..;.:.29c Certo m
A Local fei
Burbanks LcO
1 10 ,b,. 25c 2.mfhl ?g.
Reducing
WitHToots
Statesman Readers are In
ited to follow; diet and ex
ercise profcram of tomlc
strip matron. 1
BOSTON, July 6 (AP) (U.
S. Dept. Agr.) Prices adxanced
sharply to 56s 3-8 blood territory
wool on recent sales up to 70c
scoured basis for strictly comb
ing staple and 67-68 cents for
clothing. Strictly combing 56s
3-8 blood Ohio fleeces sell at 34 wools. Some houses are asking
cents In the grease for the best higher prices.
Strawberry and Pineapple Jam
2 cups (1. lb.) crushed
strawberries
2 cups (1 lb.) crushed Pineapple
7 cups (3 lbs.) sugar
bottle fruit pectin
To prepare frnit, crush com
pletely or grind about 1 quart
fully ripe berries. Each berry
must be reduced to a pulp. Cut
fine or grind 1 medium fully ripe
pineapple or 1 No. 2 can crushed
pineapple.
Measure sugar and prepared
fruit into large kettle, mix well,
and bring to a full rolling boil
orer hottest fire. Stir constant
ly before and while boiling. Boil
hard 1 minute. RemoTe from
fire and stir in fruit pectin. Then
Reader of The Statesman'
famous comic strip. Toots and
Casper, know that Toots and Col
onel Hoof or
started yester
day on their
race to take off
weight. Toots
obtained a
wonderful sys
tem of exercise
and diet that
has been proren. successful and
endorsed by medical authorities
as one of the surest, safest reduc
ing methods.
The Statesman Is giring Toots
and Casper fans a chance to fol
low the great reducing system
with Toots, and is publishing.
daily, the diet and exercise rou
tine prescribed.
Come on, all who seek health
and beauty here are the direc
tions for the second day:
Never exercise after meals. A
brisk walk is all that la needed
and the body fire that burns np
fat will be easier stimulated to
cope with what you hare just
eaten. Train yourself to walk
briskly. Increase the distance
dally. If you can't walk much at
first, then dirlde the exercise in
to little brisk walks. Time your
self. Soon, you'll be doing the
same distance in a decreased time.
Remember that the more you
walk and the more briskly you
pace along, the more calories are
being burned. If yon keep it up.
you'll know that you are using np
fat equivalent to between 200 and
300 calories for every mile. So
a short two - mile walk, briskly
paced, will have taken off fat
amounting to about 500 calories
Now for the meals: For break
fast we'll allow ourselves a little
milk in our coffee. Orange Juice
Poached egg. One thin slice
wholewheat.
Lunch: One cup bouillon (made
from cube). Tomato salad with a
dash, ot oUto oil 1& the dressing.
Portion . of stewed rhubarb. A
pinch of bicarbonate during the
cooking will remove the acid. A
very small amount of sugar, only
If necessary, or better still, a sac
charine tablet. v.:-.
Dinner; Clam - Juice. Baked
codfish. Tomato : sauce. String
beans. Cucumber salad, cucum
bers Just salted in, no dressing.
Raspberry gelatine. Coffee or tea,
no sugar, no cream.
utlr and skim by turns for Just
minutes to cool slightly, to pre
vent floating fruit. Pour quick
ly. Paraffin at once and cover,
Makes about 10 glasses (6 fluid
ounces each).
, Strawberry Ice Cream
1 cups Strawberry Jelly or Jam
1 cup milk
V cup heavy cream
Fit together parts of freeser
and pack, using 8 Quarts finely
crushed ice to 1 part salt. Put
Jelly or Jam Into freeter, add
milk and cream and freeze at
once When stiff, remove dasher,
cover tightly, and repack, using
4 parts finely crushed ice to
part salt. Makes 1 y pints ice
cream.
Postoffice is
Rushed, Group ;
Going to Bend
- The Salem postoffice has be
come a busy place In the last few
days, Arthur Glbbard, assistant
postmaster, said yesterday. Thou
sands of pieces of election mater
ial are being bandied and this
eoupled with the shortage ot men
occasioned by the new furlough
plan, effective since the first of
the month has kept air the regu
lars busy. , Extra men hare been
given a few, hours work. . .
; " A number of postoffice em
ployes will Journey to Bend Sat
urday to attend the meeting of
the state association of letter
carriers and postal clerks. - Re
presentative Walter Pierce, con
gressman from eastern ' Oregon, .
has been secured, as speaker for
th group.'. ;v , .
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Runaway Team Cause
Of Injury to E. Nicolls
INDEPENDENCE, July "
Earl Nicolls, who ' Is 11 ring on
the W. T. Hoffman ranch north
west of Independence, was quite
badly bruised Monday when the
team ot horses he was driving
ran away with him. He was
mowing hay when the accident
occurred.- The mower was also
broken up. ' Nlccols Is getting
long nicely under a doctor's
care.
SPUR LOCAL JAM MAKERS
AND MOTHER
WANTS 3 BOTTLES
OF CERTO. TOO ...
SHE SAYS IT SAVES
HER SO MUCH TIME
AND MONEY I
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Crown Feeds Groceries
(Formerly in Farmers Public Market)
NEW LOCATION
347 North High St. Tel. 6932
TO OUR CUSTOMERS
Come In and visit us in our new store. You'll like the
convenient, attractive arrangement of oar stock, and what's
more, youTI like the service. Plenty of parking space, too.
Don't forget our new location and our new store name. Don't
forget we still sell Guaranteed Strictly Fresh Egg, the same
as yon always got at onr old location.
Low Prices on
Groceries
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Certo
for jams & jellies
2bot45c
Pen-Jel
2 packs
Corn. Yel. Ban
tam. 3 cans -
Jell Powder. All
flavors. 6 for
Alaska Red Sal
mon, 2 for
Coffee, Golden
West Lb. can
25 c
25c
25c
31c
29c
Low Prices on
Crown Feeds
Crown Snowbird. Buy
this week and avoid the
tax. 49-lb. QQ '
sack tOt.
Crown Egg
Mash. 100 lb.
$1.95
Leader Egg A Q
Mash. 1001b. $1. ft 47
Recleaned Rolled Barley
$1.00
Prices of feeds are ad
vancing fast. These
prices probably will be
for this week only..
Guaranteed
Strictly Fresh
Every Egg
Candled
1 M
JL qJ. Per
dot.
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Certo in great demand as women rush fo
put up jams and jellies... Cuts jam-maHng
time to 12 minutes... gives fail-proof results
at less cost . . .finer flavored jams and jellies.
No wonder women are excited! Never have straw
berries been cheaper or finer. What a chance to
stock your jam cupboard full ot the delicious Straw
berry Jam your family loves!
- And it takes so little work, so little time, when
you use Certo and the Certo recipes. You boil the
fruit for only one minute And so you have a com-
plete batch of Strawberry Jam cooling on the win
dow sill in 12 minutes or Uss from the time your fruit
is in the kettle!.
You'll get finer-flavored jam or jelly, too, with
Certo a? a with all of the real, fresh fruit goodness. ,
None of the fine fruit flavor boils away.
And, because no costly fruit juice goes off in
. steam, you get as much as one-half again more
glasses from the same amount of fruit!
-.' Don't delay! Get your strawberries and two bot
tles of Certo now! That's enough to make up 40
six-ounce glasses of the finest Strawberry Jam you
, ever tasted Certo is a product of General Food
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FOR ALWAYS USING
CERTO
1 Reduces boiling to one
minnte.
2 Saves the fresh fruit flavor;
3 Gives half again more
glasses.
4 89 Fail-proof red pes with
, every bocde.
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178 SOUTH COMMERCIAL STREET
GOOD MEAT FOR LESS
GOVERNMENT INSPECTED MEAT '
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Vegetable Home Made Lean
Shortening Frankfurters Pork Steak
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3 Lbs. S Lb. E . Lb-.jjf)
Choice Sirloin, T-Bone, Round Best Grade
Beef Roasts Steak Oleo
Lb.) Lb. HE 31bs.SS
Tender Lean Shoulder Prime
Beef to Boil Pork Roasts Leg of Pork
Lb. Lb. 9 Lb. flSy2c
! Free Delivery-Open Until 9p.m. Sat. Nite Dial 8686
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STATE AND COMMERCIAL STS.
Special Prica for Friday and Saturday, Jnly 7th and 8th
8CT .fg E lbs. 4,Se
IPeacmratt Bnattttei? o lkc . TT
Freshly groond S -QaVj
BPgissis - j?& -as lb.
cg g lbs. as
Rail L IS DilBiFd (b cans
GTIUNG BEANC
Staadard Cut 2s ...i.
CORN .
Golden Bantam. 803s
Standard, with pvree, 214 s . ,
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Assorted
S for
Our Best
" 2g lb.
Ground to Order One Pound Loaf of Bread Free With Each Pound
Craclicrc
Salted Wafers 2-lb. pkg
Hoaey Grahams. National or Subs hi ae
Deviled Meat
U for
Extract Special
. It Is Cherry Tim
SchiUlnv's Almond Extract, 1 ox.
Schilllng,s Red Fruit Color.. 1 or.
both tot
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Pork & Beans
Van Camp's ' 4
1 lb.
HONEY
1033 Crop,- Very Flao Quality
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Fruit and Vegetables
Onuses for - n ah
ix&fM doa. oDC
Lemotts, mice ones . am
Dosea .a..... ZJC
Grape Frait n in
Seedleea ...0 for ltlC
Lettace 2 Heads 5c
Carrots ........V,... 4 Bancbee 10c
IWts ...... . . 4 Bnnrhee 10c
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Makes Delicious Jams and Jellies
$2.00 ORDERS-DELIVERED FREE SUGAR EXCEPTED T
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