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The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Friday Morning, April 13, 1931
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HELP WANTED MALE
Boy wanted IS years) of age or old
er. Evonins; work. Apply In person.
463 Ferry St
HELP WANTED FEMALE
Salesladies wanted to' sell Maison
ette eremes old line. Good prices and
SITUATIONS WANTED
triiiortrijtiOriOiiiwiBiii-i' - - -
Experienced grocery man wants work
in store that does not nanaae Deer, xei,
Ties, a D. ChtMs. -
FOR SALE Miscellaneous
fkTi i n -- i ----------
Saw gumming and sharpening
sntle EL Four Corners. TeL 4210.
Fertiliser, sand, dirt Tel. 8603.
Light breed cockerels. $2 per hun
re TeL 13JF2. Lee' a Hatchery. Com
pliance certificate No. 2899.
Baby chicks. Warlner Hatchery.
2140'N. Fifth St, at HiKhland. Com
nliMin mrtiflrtta No. 1000?.
Wood range, good baker. $9.00. 1S05
8. 12tH
Awnings. 54 Kerry. Tel. 47C4.
AUCTION
Carload of horses at Sam Toder
Feed Barn, Woodburn, on Friday April
1J, 1 p. tn.
months time at 8 given on bank
able notes.
Anyone desiring credit see Mr. Buck
tier of Woodburn, branch of First
Nat'L Bank of Portland, before day
of sale.
8AM TODER. Auctioneer
, H. BATJMER. Owner
Good Netted Gem potatoes, raised in
valley, 7tc per cwt.. sacked. Come and
get them. Ralph Harper, Gervais. ,
For sale baby buggy and bathin
ette. -Tel. H54S.
TRADE! Miscellaneous
Enameled gas range with garlage
burner and coll for car. 1805 S. 12th.
WANTED Miscellaneous
OLD GOLD highest prices paid.
Ftar Exchangee Cor. Chemeketa & N.
Com' I. St.
Poultry wanted, Salem Poultry Co.,
118 N. Front. Tel. 4794.
Cattle to pasture. W. A: Springer,
Br. t. Turner, i ml. south of Pringle.
MISCELLANEOUS
Haircuts 15c-20& 10$ &
fnriririi-irB-ir- -1-1- - -- -- -- -- -- -
Winter.
Pre. We Pick up dead worthless
tiors. cow, sheen. .Tel. 4 889.
FOR RENT ROOMS
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ROOM ANDOARD
Board-room. S95 Court. TeL SITS-
. Board, room, near P. O. TeL S4S2.
Bosird and room. 79 N. CTmrch.
FOR RENT APARTMENTS
Destrabl 1st floor. SIS N.
14th.
Apt. lower floor, 191 S. Church.
Olympic, 739 N. Liberty. Furn. and
yitf ursv I and I room spts.
R. furn. apt. 132S "P" St.
Beautiful X-room furnished court
bungalow, garage, etc TeL 515.
Furn. lower floor. 293 N. Summer.
Furnished heated apt.. 444 8. High.
FOR RENT HOUSES
' Furn. and unf urn.- houses,
R. A. FORKNER
1(19 N. Cottage- TeL 3031.
Modern home. Inquire 1(15 "D" St.
IIous on State, f 10 mo. TeL S2S9.
1515 8. CommerciaL rms. modern,
partly furnished $25; 235 N. 15th St.,
oil burner, 6 bedrooms, $25, some fur
nishings. WINNIE PETTTJOIDT
. 519 Court Street
' FOR SALE Real Estate
No nicer home can be found than
the 3 A. in fruit trees. Mod. r. house,
chicken house. 1 mL from Salem. Price
14600. terms. Might trada for larger
place. TeL 6970. 1 N. 21st St.
tf tiui would like a comfortable.
convenient, semi-modern 7 -room home
with beautiful shaded grounds with
fins Royal Ann and Lambert cherries,
Bartlett pears, walnuts, grapes and
frnlra. also roses and ornamental
shrubs, garage, on two large lots near
schools; swimming pool and tennis
courts near by, located in eoutn ta
imm. sm owner. 7 SS Rural Ave, TeL
8851. Priced low and terms easy. Also
two large shaded lots suitable for lo
cation for expensive home, for sale.
easy term ,
Trra lots Lots
' S choice -lew lots, beautiful fir
trees. Price only iieew. see mis.
.rmi,D9 Ml MILLER. Realtors
S44 Stat Street - - TeL S70S.
J A. mL out, good rd. Nice newly
, fin. house, S rms, and bath rm. Big ce
.' snent basetaenL I big porchek. deep
well, chicken house, berries, clear.
v 91200, owner Forgle, KL ft, box 69,
:. Salem. -
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE
9-.n TTInranAii Terrace, fenced.
well, spring, scenic building1 site. On
account sickness sacrifice price. Two
nooses cneap. easy terms, iu in. nun.
SPECIAL
One of Salem's latest built homes,
modern in every detail, fine residence
district. Priced for few days at only
$5800. Hunt be Been to ne appreciated.
CHILD 3 MILLER, Realtors
S44 State Street TeL 4708.
FOR SALE 10 A. home. Vt cult,
best of garden land, comfortable S
room house, 2 room house, bam, chick
en house. All year creek, best of
fences, electricity, potatoes, garden
planted, oats and veatch hay, wood
for home use, near Santiam highway,
right in town. This place Is clear and
taxes paid. First one to see this will
buy as I am coins: to sell at a bargain.
Come and see it for yourself. Ask for
Chas. Warner, Mehama, Ore.
Several modern houses in good res- I
wence msirici ior ine xxiuneaBe
against them.
8 rm. modern home, two fine view
lots. 2 fireplaces, double plumbing,
cost over $10,000, now $4700. terms.
7 rms. modern, north. $2800.
5 rms. near Leslie Jr. high, a buy
at 1700.
Have client with $1000 to lend on I
good security.
WINNIE PETTYJOHN
S19 Court Street
10 A. 6H miles out, 5 R. house, oth-
er bides., fenced. 3 A. bottom land,
spring. A real bargain at $800. Terms.
4 A. ZVt miles out. dark soil, well, 4 R.
house, barn, garage, chicken house,
clear" to exchange for house In Salem.
W. (i. Grant I. J. Crittenden, Mason
ic Bide;. Tel. CICt.
FOR SALE FARMS
13 A. Terms offered only 30 days, on
highway, large stream, timber, llve-
ables buildings, fine location, golf
course H mile. 154 S. Cora l. I
Six room house, all improvements. I
furnished or unfurnished. Two acres of I
garden and orchard land near Salem
for sale cheap. Owner must sacrifice,
write for particulars, Box 459, states-
man.
ACREAGE
1 A. 2 mL west on paved road. $300.
Terms.
1 A. 1 ml. east of Salem, rood I
well, all in crop. $400. I
2H A. about 1 mi. from Salem, small I som raeaais were james wauiag
barn, good well. $250 per a. ton, NBC announcer, for rood die-
1 - i - n mi. oaicui, ivuvtrui ;
dark soil. 2 springs. 3 room house.
good barn, chicken house, $3500. Trade I
ior smaller iraci. I
Tel. 372J
Business Opportunities
Have cash buyer for enrage or fill
ing station proposition. Let me know
what you have. H. C Shields, Oregon
Bldg. Tel. 8902.
RIONEY TO LOAN
"Bells of Harmony'
A nightly feature over Radio KOIN
Announces A
NEW DKAL
In Loans
TJP TO $300
ATJTO-ENPORSKD NOTE
FURNITURE
No fees, deductions or discounts, and
only lawful rates charged. See us if
you need money.
BENKFTCTAL LOAN
SOCIETY
OF SALEM
Member of NRA
Room 119. New Bllgh Bldg. ?nd floor
UCKXSED NO. S-1I2 by STATE
51 g State SL TeL 3748
Automobile and
Chattel Loans
1 to 20 months to repay at lowest pos
sible rates.
GENERAL FINANCE CORP.
A local corporation
1st Nat'L Bank Bldg. Phons 1553
Licensed f State
Funds for farm loans now available ;
5 14 : long term,
Hawkans & Roberts
Guardian Bldg.. TeL 4109.
$ $ NOTICE $ $
Do you need money? Unsecured
loans. No red tape. Two hour service.
All loans confidential.
State Ixian Co. 212 Ore. Bldg.
Phone 77!S T.lr. No. S-165.
FOR SALE WOOD
Second growth and old fir wood.
Prompt delivery. Fred E. Wells.
GUARANTEED DRT
TeL t00 Salem Fuel Co
Cottaifs.
Trade
Dry old fir, oak. Tel. 9769.
All kinds dry wood. Tel. 80SS.
Dry planer and second growth fir.
Prompt delivery. Tel. J385.
Dry wood. TeL S254.
Old fir, 1C In., I4.7. Tel. 7883.
FOR SALE USED CARS
Nearly New
19SJ Chevrolet Coach, all new tires
black finish,
miles
Run only 13.000
1933 Chevrolet DeLuxe Sport Coupe
C wheels spares mounted In render
wells metal covers green finish
Duco fenders .$625.00
1933 Chevrolet Sedan dark finish
fine tires only 23.000 miles. Runs
perfectly $678.00
1933 Chev. Sedan. 8,000 miles tan
duco finish maroon wheels, sport
light mirror clock $695.00
1933 Chevrolet Sedan. Not a scratch
on. this one run less than 2000 miles
tan Ylnlsh, new car, guaran-
te $715.00
1933 Chevrolet Special Sedan, fender
wells, Karl-Keen trunk, spot lignt
green finish, duco fenders, low mile
age .. $735.00
G. M. A. C. Terms Trades
331 Center Tel. 31S! 4.10 N. Com'L
Douglas McKay
Chevrolet Co.
McKay's Used Cars
TilDDet "6 Sedan
'29 Plymouth Coupe
HI 00
245!oo
30 Chev. Pickup
'38 Reo Sedan
31 Ford Pickup
285.00
J 1 UIKT, V.UU IK3
37500
425.00
475.00
Kcn nn
'31 Chev. Panel Delivery
31 Chev. Special Sedan .
"31 Fontlae Sport Coupo
32 Chev. Special Sedan
32 Pontiac sedan
E95!oo
32 Nash Sedan
333 Center TeL 3189 430 N. Com'L
Douglas McKay
Chevrolet Co.
Special on '28 Chev. Truck with
dump body, very good mechanically,
IS3.WV.
BORREGO-S CAR MARKET
240 North Liberty Street
Telephone 38
WANTED USED CARS
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WANTED Used ear, .142 N. Com'L
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Facte . .
Ninety-two regular cunlrihutors
to the First Methodist rturrch. In
Onto Mm inwtrrhtrrnrm In tSU.
o
In 1912 there were more people
pledging to the support of the
church but the amonnt given was
less.
O
In 1921 reports show that the
largest single contribution to the
same church was $120. In 1933
pT(,Tai 500
several gave over
Today is Friday the 13 th. Lucky
day?
O
Lawrence Tibbett who won the
award of the American Academy
of Arts and Letters for good dic
tion on the stage had such poor
lungs when he was young no one
thought he'd be able to sing. He
was married at 23 and a vonr Inter
. .t, , ...
odd jobs he could to keen the
f,miir .n;n7 vtnyyn-arA
! r , , , . Y
tae Singing lessons and In 1923
made his debut at the Metropoli
tan Opera House in New York in
"Faust." Now he has the most ex
pensive radio contract ever sign
ed, and he doesn't sing for a mere
song in concerts either. Hia days
of money worries are over. Th
,v
,1 , -ici " ... '
iinH V . J Jl T1..11. m
"uu "u io ramu, ana uooin iar
kington for the most outstanding
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Radi
P
rogram
FRIDAY, APRIL 13
XX PORTLAND 1180 Kc
6:30 Male Quartet.
7:45 Studio.
8:00 Kour Square Cathedral.
8:30 Victor Salon Orchestra.
8:45 Mischs Elraan.
9:00 SoloUt, NBC.
9:15 Danes Khythmi.
9:30 National Farm and Home Flonr.
10:07 Army Band Concert, 'BC.
io:ia Julia wayes.
10:33 Hawaiian Serensders.
11:40 Julia Hayei.
12:00 Arion Trio, NBC.
12 :35 Instrumental Soloist.
12:45 Leo Beismaa'i Orchestra.
1 :00 Women'i Organization' l'rojram.
1:15 Orchestra.
1:30 Dance Antiques.
1 :45 Chaliapin.
2:00 World Bookman.
2:05 Mnairal Gem.
2:45 Popular Piano.
a:00 Waldorf-Attoria Orchestra, XBC.
3:30 imn Minstrels. MIC.
3:45 Tango Time.
4:00 Studio Chatter, NBC.
4:30 Talk on Parks.
4:30 Duke Ellington's Orchestrs.
4:4a aigrid Onepn.
5:00 Mindways. NUO.
5:30Renee Chemet.
5 :45 Orchestra.
6:00 Eddie King, Piano,
6:15 Popular Concert.
8:15 Studio.
8:30 Portland Union Bible ClaaSea.
9:45 Orchestra, NBC.
10;00 Billy's Hawaiian.
10:15 Out of the hast, NBC.
10:45 Northwest Bible School.
11:00 Ambassador Hotel Orchestra,
NBC
11:30 12:00 Danes Frolic.
-Off-POSTAND 620 Ke.
7:00 Breen snd DeRoie. NBC.
7:15 Organ Concert, NBC.
8:00 Music Appreciation Hour. NBC.
9:30 Cookinf School.
9:45 Abe Bercovits. Violin.
10:30 Woman's Magazine. NEC.
11:30 Melody Mixers. NBC.
12:15 Farm and Home Hour, NBC.
12:450. M. Plnmmer.
3:05 Kddie King, Pianist.
3:13 Friendly Chat.
3 :45 Trio Komantiqne. NBC.
4:30 Malic by Gershwin, NBC
4:00 Mark Daniels.
4:45 Mary's Garden, NBC.
S:00 Studio.
7:00 First Niehter. NBC.
-8:00 Amos 'n' Andy, NEC.
9:00 BC Prosrram.
10:15 Jack Bain and His Orchsstra.
11:00 Cole McElroy's Orchestra,
11:30-12 Bal Tabarin Orchestra, NBC.
KOAC COEVAL ilS B50 e.
10:05 Lesson In Spanish Malissa II.
u..;
J n :0o Spades, Picks and Arehaeolory
1 Anihnn. Euwer.
12:00 Noon Farm Hour.
1:15 Applied Physics (Adapted fer
High Schools) Jamas M. Morris.
1:30 Vocational Connsel Dr. XL E,
Lsslett "Pitting the Misfits."
1:45 Harold Wlteraft, Tenor.
2:45 Oregon Ont-of -Doors Alies
Preese.
3:00 Mrs. W. A. Schoeafeld Whs
Helping Americans to. 8 Ea
rops. 8:45 What Shall I Eeadt Aathosy
Euwer.
5:45 Vespers 14 by Rev. Pred tt.
Morrow.
6:15 Today la History Prepared by
Mrs. Shirley Wright and W. O.
Beattie.
6:30 Farm Honr.
7:30 Orf ton -Normal SehooL
8:15 The Delphian Trio.
8:45-9:00 Physics ia Everyday Life
"Interesting Objects b th Sky"
Dr. W. B. Anderson.
Washington Fanuly
Buys 35-Acre Tract
MOLALLA. April 12. Mr. and
6?-eoMrs. Lawrence Everton and fam
1 Walla Walla, have bought
1 35 acres adjoining the Burl Cole
I farm near Liberal. TheT moved
t0 tnelr ne nome MondayrThe
farm is river bottom land and Mr.
Everton plans to divide his time
between railroad work near Walla
! Walla and farming. He is a bro-
I ther of Mrs. Burt Cole and is well
known in this community.
.LOST AND FOUND
LOST Fraternity pin. name and
figure '32 on back. Return to States
man office. Reward.
" LOST Prom blind school, male
Irish terrier, red white breast, stub
tall, reward. TeL 4072.
LOST Bunch of keys with a snst
I and key ring attached. Return t lis
& CommerciaL Reward.
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Directory
hi diroetorr nsst
om m mmntSxty basis mmly. Bates
tl.Off per Una per issapth.
AUTO fgTTCTl
Mika Farm. Tit Btoura amiuiMrolsJ.,
CATESXTfGi
Burt Cmrjt ifm mmtmnr. Tib- STSX
CHIMNEY SWEEP
Telgphtmw 460. R. Jg tothna
CHIROPRACTORS
DR. a U SCOTC PSC, Chiropractor,
I5S N. High. TeL Res. 8752.
DRESSMAKING
Swajnter suits a specialty dress
making, remodeling, hemstitching. Mrs.
Snelgrove. 180 N. Com'l. Tel. 7466.
FLORISTS
CUT flowers, wedding bouquets, fun
eral wreaths, decorations. U. If. Brstt'
haupt, florist. 677 Court. TeL S904,
ALL. kinds of floral work. Lata Flor
ist. 16th Market Tel. 592!
INSURANCE
BECKE HENDRICKS
1S9 N. High TeL 4947.
LAUNDRIES
THB NEW SALEM LAUNDRY
THE WEIDER LAUNDRY
263 S. High TeL, 9121
CAPITAL CITY LAUNDRY
First tn Quality and Serrtcs
Telephone $165 1264 Broadway.
LAWN MOWERS
Sharpened, repaired, traded. Wt d-
llver. Harry W. Scott Tel. 4518.
MATTRESSES
CAPITOL, BEDDING CO. Phona 40(9.
NEW MATTRESS made to order, old
remade; carpet cleaning, sizing; fluff
rug wearing. Salem Fluff Rug ft Mat
tress Factory, a 13th Wilbur. TeL
8441. OTTO F. ZWICKER. Est 1911.
MUSIC STORES
GEO. C WILL Pianos, radios, sewing
machines, sheet music and piano stu
dies. Repairing radios, phonographs
and sewing machines, 432 Stat Streat.
Salem.
PAINTING
B. Benson. 2224 N. Lib. Tel. S97.
PHOTO ENGRAVERS
Salem photo engraving. 147 N. Com
mercial. Tel. 5887.
PRINTING
FOR STATIONERY, cards, pamph
lets, programs, books or any kind of
printing, call The Statesman Printing
Department. 215 S. CommerciaL Tele
phone 9101.
RADIO SERVICE
CERTIFIED RADIO SERVICE
Tel. 3773 Court at Church
REAL ESTATE
BECKE St HENDRICKS, TeL 4947.
STOVES
STOVES and stove repairing. Stoves
for sale, rebuilt and repaired. All
kinds of woven wire fence, fancy and
plain, hop baskets, hooka, logan hooka
Salem Fence and Stove Works, 263
Chemeketa. TeL 4774. R R Fleming.
TRANSFER
FOR local or distant transfer storage.
call 3131, Larmer Transfer Co. Trucss
to Portland dally.
CAPITAL, CITT Transfer Co, 224
State St. TeL 7773. Distributing for
warding and storage our specialty.
Get our ratea
WELL DRILLING
R. A, West, 30 years experience, Rb'D
7. Box 203. Tel. 110F5.
BUTTERFAT DROPS
II TIM HE
Butterfat took another one-cent
drop on the local market Thurs
day, making the third similar
drop in four days. Top quotation
yesterday was 18 cents. This
brought prints down to 19 cents
and cubes to 21 cents.
Wheat was boosted cent a
bushel, to 60 cents on white and
SS cents on red.
PORTLAND, April lZ.-A
new low level for the season in
butter prices was reached at the
late session of the prodnce ex
change here, with cubes dropping
from to 1 cent a pound. Cali
fornia weakness was said respon
sible In some degree. The great
est loss was in the top score be
cause of greater increase in that
churning.
There was a further loss of 1
cent a pound in the price bid for
butterfat, along with a similar
cut in extra butter.
Market for eggs was holding ra
ther steady locally with practic
ally no change in either buying
or selling quotations during the
day. .
First cut in Tillamook cheese
prices sinee March 21 was an
nounced. The cut was 1 cent lb. A
further cut of H cent was an
nounced on the exchange here.
Fear of a drought this year
has been hoYeriug orer parts of
Australia.
KSfflCf
Top Ccantry Catos Slow to
Arrive; Spring Lamb
risss Lower
PORTLAND, AprH 12. - CM
Scant aaaatlT of dive torna mam ot-
lared nere csfl a ml tsmine
GsdBta irt tfte tmdeu. Places mere
Sna with' TrscBtscers- -obtBinini; a
iractionai dvano in pots.
wamrt iraailiBr lamaleems in
sffrtvaJs of tsm- oosnty ootmtrr
obtained for best even from the
larger retailers.
Lower prices were being named
for spring; lambs, country killed.
with further reductions in the
livestock market. Sales of tops
are now no higher than 18c with
thin stuff to 16c pound. There
was no demand for ewes.
Country killed hogs were down
to 8-9c for extreme top as a
result of continued loss in the
lirestock trade. Market was in
clined to rule weak.
Asparagus was showing little
change in price bnt recent ad
ranees appear to have carried the
market to such an extreme fig
ure that consumption was slow-
ing up. Only light arrivals kept
tue price from showing a loss.
Laiuornia strawberries were
down about 15c crate for 20s.
New potatoes were down to J 2
general low for Texan SO 3.
Old potatoes were very slow.
Dry onions moving better and
at steadier prices.
Green beans were sloW at 10
11c pound.
Rhubarb In active call at steady
prices.
Oregon cabbage, old crop, has
been advanced to 2-2 c pound.
Very little was In sight.
Occasional Sale
Of Wool Closed
BOSTON, April 12.-(JP)-W. S.
Dept. Agr.)-The volume ot busi
ness in wool was Tery ' limited.
An occasional sale was closed, but
the amounts in individual sales
were In most cases very smalL
Prices generally were below the
peak of selling ranges prevailing
a month ago, some sales being on
the low side of those ranges. Sev
eral recent sales of average
French combing 64s and finer
territory wool in original bags
were closed at 81-83 cents cour-
ed basis.
Kansas Family Pays
Visit, West Stayton
WEST STAYTON, April 12.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Camp and
daughter. Vera June, of Dodge
City, Kans., are visiting at the
H. D. Webb home. Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Klitz and family, friends of
the Camp family, came with them.
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Goss and
son, of Eugene, have moved here
with his folks and Mr. and Mrs.
Schroeder and family have moved
to Lyons.
WALDO HILLS. April 12.
Otto Dickman completed planting
a field of corn April 9, which is
believed to be a record for early
planting. He also has sweet corn
up in the home garden.
The Prudential Insurance
Company of America
of H"ark. In the state of New Jersey, on
the 31t day of December. 1933. mad to th
Insurance Commissioner ot the mate of Ore
gon, pursuant to law:
1 Capital.
' mourt of capital stock
, paid up t 2,000,000.09
Income.
Total premium Income for
I the year $ 53MM.291.2S
Interest, dividends and rents
I received surtax the year. 121,698.811.00
i Income from other sources
received during the year. 24,874,347.59
Total Income
.J 6SS.739.549 85
DM
Paid for tones, endowments,
i annuities and surrender
'values $ J75,M.2.01
XMvtdend paid to policy
holder during; the year.. 78,138,583.81
Dividends paid on capital
. stock durinc tb year... 460.000.00
Commissions and salaries'
, paid during the year, ln-
1 eluding; medical fees and
fees for Inspection risks. 83.107.8S3 S3
Taxes. Beenses and. fee
! paid during the year 19.048,300.01
Amount of all other ex
penditures 5S.438.338.4S
Total expenditures f 11,077,442.13
Valu of real estate owned
' (market value) S 147.204.535.1T
Value of stocks and bonds
owned (market er amor
tised value). Bonds bars
been valued on the amor
tlsaUon has i 1,14.W7.14.7
Xeans on mortgagee and
i collateral, etc. 1.028, 111, 873 SI
r miuni skhcs ana policy
loans
Cash tn banks, on hand
and In transit
Net uncollected and de
ferred premiums
Interest and ten ta due and
accrued
Other asset (net)
3S2.r414aS.7S
. 28. 239.08 S. 01
eS.44S444S
0 289.gll.tV
Nona.
Total admitted asset .. .J2.S33.007, 047.10
Net reserves S2.929,01l,4M.eo
urun claims ior josses un-
pald
Dividends declared but not
S,120.785.6S
29.S33.981.00
ret due Buyable tn 1A34. .
Apportioned to the credit of
deferred
dividend poli-
cies payable after
in other liabilities
1934..
17.247.073.03
158.996.510.80
Total BablUlles, except
eapttal $2,763,921,818.58
Capital paid up $ 2,000.000.00
isurpius over all naMlities.
Surplus aa recarda colier-
69.085,248.57
, holders .8 71.083.248.57
Total-; .82.835,007.067.10
Bnslaeaa la Oregon for tha Tear.
Accident and health premiums
received rTT....8 S.S09.05
Gross premiums received dur
ing the year 1.488,230.74
Premiams returned (accident
and health) 69.59
Premiums and dividends re-
turned during the year ttfe) . 204.804.32
Losses and claims paid during
Ing the year: OnL, 5227,
910.10; tod., 898.757.05 326.667.1S
THE PKroiCNTLAl. VNsrKANCE COM.'
PANT OF AMERICA.
WTLUAM W. VAN NAtTS. Secretary.
EDWARD D. DUFF1ELD. President.
David S. Wilaoa, tutory resident at
torney Sot service.
"
Of the 8460.000.000 paid stockholder.
8442.833.28 was returned to tha company for
distribution to the policyholders, on stock
purchased by the) company and now held by
Vivian af. Lewis and James Kemey, trustees
for the policyholders.
tSl.970.762.00 par value of capital stock
Of the company has been purchased pursuant
ta the provisions of chapter 99 or the Law
of New Jersey for the year 1913. and to now
held by Vivian If. Lewis and James Kerney.
trustees for tha policyholders of the com
mv. D WID WTLSOW, Supt. Porter Bids?.
i:r -, W. HART.ISON. Supt., Ai-ert-e--
Hank bids.
HO"CB J. MKRKLE. Mariaeer ordlnari
i devi., U. f. National Bask bids. '
r3 CN . Asst. Supt., Oregon Bldg..
i-us, Or.
PHIGUH
CHICAGO, AstOi 1 2.-Cm-Sharp
downturns f -graht jaicm. with
am and oats is. h sm. accom
atsem general SiittidsttSoa today
on the part otSnft&ers of stay con
tracts. Corn tumbled. 2 cents bushel
to- th lowest lend: 8tao TJovem-
ber 1. Uncertainty over pending
legtalatipa meastsrw rn.lt m c t i ng
commoffltT exchanges did much
9 promote a decided increase of
selling that Included nacntiou of
many tflrpJoaa erdars.
Wbeat closed weak mt virtually
thth flay 'a bottom figures, 1 yt-l
under yeBerday's finish, corn
1-1 down, oats 1-1 off,
and provisions unchanged to a
decline of 2 cents.
Today's quotations:
Wheat May 85-; July, 85
Sept.. 864-.
Corn May, 47-; July. 50
; Sept.. 52.
Oats May, 30-Ti; July, 31--:
Sept., 31-.
General Markets
FaODUCB EXCHAHGE
PORTLAND. Ore.. April 12. (AP)
Produce exchange, net prices: Batter
Extras 18c. standards 17 Vie, prime firsts
17c, firata 17e. ECfs U. 8. specials
17c, V. S. extras 15 He, U. S. me
diums 14c
Portland Grain
PORTLAND, Ore., April 12. (AP)
Wheat Open High Low Close
May 71ft 71H 71 71
July 72 72 71H 71
September 71 71 71 71
Cash: Big Bend blustem 72J4c: dark
hard winter 12 per cent 77c, do 11 per
cent 72c; soft white, western white, hard
winter, northern spring and western red,
70HC
Oats So. 2 whita 1.00.
Corn No. 2E yellow $22.75.
Millrun Standard 15.50.
Portland Produce
PORTLAND. Ore.. April 12. (AP)
Butter Extras 20e pound, standards
19 He ponnd.
Butterfat Portland delivery : A grade
lS-18e ponnd; farmer's door delivery 14c
ponnd.
Ergs Pacific pcmlrry producers' sell
inc prices: Oversize 18c, fresh extras 16c,
standard 15c, mediums lSe dozen (car
tons le higher). Baying price of whole
salers: Fresh extras 17c, firsts 14e, me
diums 15c, pullets lZe, nndergrades lue
dozen.
Cheese 93 score, Oregon triplets
11c; loaf 12c ponnd. Brokers will pay
He below quotations.
Milk Contract price. 41 per cent.
Portland delivery 81.95 cwt.; B grade
cream 37 vie pound.
Country meats Selling price te re
tailers : Country killed bogs, best batch
er, onder 50 pounds 8 -9c. Testers, 90
to 100 pound 9-9 ponnde light and
thin 6 Be ponnd. Heavy calves. S ee,
Yearling lambs 10-14e; spring lamb 16'
18c ponnd. Canner cows 3 4c pound; cnt
ter cowa 5 6c ponnd. Balls 5-Gc pound
Mohair 1934 buying price, 25e pound,
Caicara bark Buying price, 1931
seels 2 ft -So ponnd.
Hops 1933 clasters 24 28e ponnd;
lueEles. 40c
Poultry Portland delivery, colored
fowls 1314c. Leghorn 10-12c Broilers
14-1 ue. Stags 9c. Roosters 6e. Pekin
ducks 12c; colored 10c. Geese 10c pound.
Onions Oregon 91-1:15.
Potatoes T.ocal white and red SI. 10
1.15 cental. Yakima 81.25-1.35; Des
chutes $ 1.30 1.35; Bakers fl.fi51.70.
New potatoes Hswaii. $1.25-1.35. 21
pound box; Texas Triumphs $2-2.85, 50-
pound sack.
Strawberries Presno 20s, $2 crate
Sacramento 24. $2.25 crate.
Vool 1934 clip, nominal; Wlllam
ette valley 25 28c pound.
Uav - Buying; price from producer:
Alfalfa No. 1 new crop 814-15; eastern
Oregon timothy S17; timothy grasses,
blended $15; oats $17.50: vetch $14;
Willamette valley timothy $15 ton.
Portland Livestock
PORTLAND. Ore- AprH 12. (AP)
Cattle Receipts 35, calves 35; steady.
unchanged.
Steers, good, common and medium
$3.65 6.25. Heifers, common and medium
$3.25-5.25. Cows, good, common and me
dium $3-4: low cutter and cutter $1.50
3 Bulls, rutter, common snd medium
?C GO 3.50. ealers, good and choice ff
7 50; eull. common and medium $3-6
Calves, good and cboiea $5-8; common
and medium $2.50-5.
Hogs Receipts 350; 'steady, nn
changed.
Lightweight, good and choice $.1,501
4.25: medium weirht. rood and eboiee.
$3.75-4.25; heavyweight, good and choice
S3. 50-3. 85. racking sows. rood, az.eu-
8.S5. Feeder and stocker pigt, food and
choice, $325-8.50.
Sheep Receipts 700; weak, nn
elianged. Spring lambs, good and choice, $8.50
0.35; mediaa, 87-8. 80. Lambs, good
and saoiea $7.75-9.50; common and me
dium $5.75-8. Yearling wether $5-7.
Ewes, good and choice $3.50-4.50; com
mon and medium $2-3.75.
Stocks and Bonds
April 12
(Copyrichi 1934, Standard Statistics Co.)
STOCK AVZKAQXVS
50 20 29 9ft
India, RR'a. Ut. Total
Today 98.9 61.8 75.1 87.S
PrevioDs day 99.4 51.6 74.4 87.5
Week ago 07.9 60.1 75.9 BS.ff
Tesr agfl 6S.4 S5.7 S7.4 60.9
3 years s0 128.2 89.4 183.9 180.7
7 rears seo 118.7 114.0 10S.1 111.5
High 1934 105.0 54.3 90 9S.S
Low 1934 89.1 41.8 64.S 770
(1926 sTerags equsls 100)
BONO AVERAGES
20 20 SO 80
Indls. RR's. Cts. Total
BOND AVEBAGES
Today 83.1
'89.2 89.4
87.2
87.0
86.0
64.S
95.5
87J
74.8
Previous day S2.S
Week sgs 81.6
Year ago 60.3
8 years ago SS.8'
High 1934 83.1
Low 1934 72.6
88.7 89.4
87.5 88.9
58.1 74.2
89.8 100.8
89.2 89.4
74.1 77.2
(1926 average equals 100)
IN THE COUNTY COURT FOR
MARION COUNTY, OREGON
In the matter of the estate 1 )
of )
JACK KISSEL, Deceased. ' )
NOTICE OP FINAL
SETTLEMENT
Notice Is hereby given that the
final account of Eda Kissel, ad
ministratrix ot the estate of Jack
Kissel, deceased, has been filed in
the County Court of Marion Coun
ty, Oregon, and that the 24th day
ot April. 1934, at' the hour of
10:00 o'clock A, M. thereof, at
the Court House at Salem, has
been setas the time and place for
hearing any and all objections to
said final account
EDA KISSEL
Administratrix of the estate ot
Jack Kissel, ; Deceased.
W. C. WINSLOW,
Attorney for Administratrix. M-
l-23-30-A--13.
Salem Markets
Urade B raw 4 milk,
co-op pool price, f 1.59 per
hundred.
KHk based on orml-ioooUil
kattarfat sTrae.)
Distributor price $2.10.
Butterfat Top 16c
priata 10c, cubes 21c
Prlees pU frowers by Saltm bnytrs
April 12
(The prices txiow. applied by a local
(Tocer, ars iadiestivs of tfa daily market,
tut are not t-naranteed by T Stateamas.)
rEUlTS ASD VXGETABLXS
Strawbtrriea. 12a 1.7S
Strawberries, 20 2.5
A spars (11 a, local, dot. 1.10
California asparagu. erata 1.93
Cauliflower. Calif. ; 1.50
Parsnips, bo lof .SO
Tarsi pa. bos lug ,, .30
Rutab-K-a. bos luf JO
t.ge plant, local .03
Cahbsre. cwt .80 to 1.15
California, rwt. 5.25
Grooa peppers, CaliL. lb. - , .30 -
Onions, dox. bunches , .15
Potatoes, local .40 to .65
Yakima , 'n to 1 65
Deschutes
dry pack
California, iced
.1.10 to 1.45
2.25 to 2.50
.2-65 to 2.85
40 to 1.25
crate 8.75
2.00 to 2.25
2.65 U 8.10
- - . .20
Onions, Labish
Celery hearts, Calif.,
Orancea, choice . ,,.
Narals. fancy
Beets, local, dot,
Carrots, local, dos.
. .20
. .35
. .60
. .05
. .05
.5.75
-1.00
.75
3.65
- .03U
4.25
-2.25
.05
.08
- .02
Californ ta
Spinach, local crate
Bsnanas, lb. on stalk
Hands
Lemons ,
Limes, fresh
Avacados. erata
Tomatoes. California, easa
Sweet potatoes, lb.
Grapefruit, Florida
California
Peas, California. Ib.
New potatoes, lb.-
Bhabarb, local, lb.
HOPS
Cluster. 1933.
lb. tnp
EGOS
.30
.13
.12
.11
Extras
Standards
Medium .
WOOL AND MOHAIR
Mohair. 1934 clip
Medium, wool. 134
.28
.25
.13
.12
.10
.09
.05
.05
Coarj wool. 1934 .
POUXTK
Colored hens. 5 lbs.
Colored hens. 5 to 6 lbs.
Colored medinm hen
Light keus
Stag
Old roosters
-TEAT
193. spring lamb, lb. ..
I.smbi, top
Hogs, 1C0 200 lbs.
.08
6.50-7.00
4.00
3.75
3.50
3.25
200 to 225 lbs.
225 to 250 lbs.
Pigs
Sows
2.00 t 2.25
. .03 H. to .05
. .01 V to .02 H
, .03 to .024
. .02 to .03 H
5.00
. .08
Steers
Cowa
Bulls
Heifers
Vesl. top ...
Dressed vesl.
Dressed hoes
top
.03
GBATN ABB
Wheat, western red
White No. 1
Barley, feed. No. 1 toa
Oats. feed, ton
Eiirley, malting, top
Oats, milling1, tnn ,
ITsy. buvicg prices-
HAT
58
.CO
.14.00
.14.00
.18.00
.16.00
Clover hay
.11.00
11.00
-12.00
Oats and vetch, ton ..... ..,
Alfalfa, valley, first eut
Average daily carloadlngs In
Germany have shown an upward
trend this year.
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13 Portuguese coin
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19 Make
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26 Member of an African Negroid
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4T Ixrfty mountain
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Tecritory of Hawaii?
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BIDS, PREFERRED
STOCKS H 611
NEW YORK, April 12.-4-Bonds
and preferred stocks pro
Tided most of the lift in security
markets today. Junior equities
were again disposed to hesitate.
except for aa assortment of spe
cialties, and the closing average
represented a small net loss.
Group moTements into higher
territory appeared trom time to
time In rubbers and amusements.
Utilities gained ground on balance
but rails and the general indus
trial section lagged a bit, Steel
and motor stocks looked nnen
thusi&atic, nor did metals assumo
much prominence. Transactions
totaled 1,337,600 shares.
Gains for man? preferred stocks
ranged from one to halt a dozen
points. American beet sugar's sen
ior issue which trades in ten share
lots rose vigorously on news of
rising earnings. Armour of Illi
nois. U. S. Rubber, Real Silk and
Radio Corporation "A" and "B"
Preferreds found themselves in
new high ground for the year;
several others enjoyed the same
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OP
ADMINISTRATOR
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned has been duly ap
pointed by. the County Court of
the State ot Oregon for the Coun
ty ot Marion, as Administrator of
the estate of Hattie Washburn,
deceased, and that he has duly
qualified as such administrator;
all persons having claims against
the estate of said decedent are
notified to present the same duly
verified, to me, at the office of
Ronald C. Glover, my attorney,'
205 Oregon Building-, Salem, Ore
gon, within six months from the
date of thia notice.
Dated at Salem, Oregon, this
13th day of April. 1934.
F. . WILKINSON.
Administrator of the Estate
of Hattie Washburn, De
ceased. RONALD C. GLOVER.
Attorney for Administrator,
Salem, Oregon. A. 13-20-27-M.
4-11.
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Warehouse
Liberty at Trade Sts.
GRAIN DEALERS
Egg Producer, 100s $1.75
Egg Mash, 100s $1.45
Dairy Feed, 90s $1.15
Chick Mash, 100s $1.95
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28 Rotating piece 00 a wheel
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and the continent of Euro pa?
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42 Fragrant resin
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