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The OREGON STATESMAN, Satan Oregon, Friday Morning, April S, 1935
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HELP WANTED FEMALE
Clean, competent, healthy woman for
care or baby ana nouaa-eepw 5
mQther. Call mornings. i-u x. sum
nier.
SITUATIONS WANTED
VmnnmVi'rr - ,"
nressmaklnir exD.. codi plctu
$2.25 a day In your home phono 78l
Woman bookkeeper, cashier, cost ac
countant. 15 yrs. exp., wants full or
patt-tinie work. Refs. Box 413, care
Statesman.
. WANTED Small house or apart
ment- for elderly couDla. Low rent nec
essary. Address Box 418, care States
man.
WANTED Hour work by girl exp,
In cook inc. Serving, or Ken I. house
work. Local refs. Box 431,: Statesman.
Middle -a red Christian business man
wants Job. Could mane stnan invest
ment Phone 95F13 or write K. 2. Box
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FOR SALE Miscellaneous
Peach Trees
SPECIAI- All kinds of frutt and
nut treea Fruttland Wmseiy "sales
yard. 149 Center St- A. J Math la prwp.
Tel. 9326
Hit. mm and vetch, Clover. Wild
oats Mrs. Wright. 4 H tni Wallace Rd.
tm SAT.E
Farmlna Implements. Call 63F1S,
evenings, I
ex-r -Lin-nju-Ln-ruu- j-j li'i - - i- - '
Baled hay. Tel. $7FX
Baled hay and Btraw.Tel. 87FS,
. Rotted manure, sand loam And. sand.
11!7 N. Fifth.
Well retted iertlUxer, . by yard or
sack. Tel. 52.8.
Cletrse tractor, $150.0. 1152 Edge
water. West Salem. See Bay riyatt.
VICTOR RADIO FOR SALE
10-tube $178 Victor, balance due
8:2.29. Terms $5 down. $5 monthly.
S Mr. Jans, Wills Music Store.
, imm nBir , - -1 mi ii ii i- .H inn i i n - - -
Pigs for sale. 1 mile N. of Keizer
school. D. McGinty.
AUCTION SALE Sat 1.30 sharp, at
Cuss" Auction House, Portland road
f adjoining Capital Bedding). Live
stock, machinery, furniture, etc. We
pay cash or sell on commission. Bring
In anything you want sold. "Russ'
Woodry. auctlower. (Only one store),
Portland road. Phone 36 4069. See
"Russ" for a Better Deal y
j'-ii.ii-JiUJ,ru - r- n.jip w -i'iri-i-n
Need a reliable watch?' Exceptional
bargains at Stir Exchnage, $11 N.
Cwnmclal St ' "
TRADE Miscellaneous.
Hsy -for herse- and cow. Tel. 8F5.
WANTED Miscellaneous
Wanted, walnut meats. Any quan
t!ty. any time. State Cafeteria.
4sarfaeaasesaasa
Wanted, for cash Old or crippled
horses and cows for fax feed. Eugene
JTinksy. Phone Jefferson 7F13.
WANTED To purchase or-lease a
good service- station or confectionery.
Box 420, Statesman.
VVSaasMBaeaaii
T julv Irh husband to care for wants
living ouarters . to return for light
housework. Box 419, care Statesman.
Wanted, good N. 2 spuds. Ph. 5909.
5IISCELLANE0US
Free W pick op dead and worth
less horse a cows, sheen. TeL 4889
su-tnn.nni-irM- 111- -i-i-i- - -- --------
Saw repairing Salem Saw Shop
Four Cornera Pen Road. TeL .4280.
mn.rirniri-ir.-i 1 -i- - - -
FOR RENT ROOMS
Warm room, with hot and cold, water
for gentleman. 255 Center Street
Desirable sleeping rooms. P.ea son
able. Not far out Garage If desired.
TeL 5977.
Sleeping rm., furn. 1209 Court St
Pleasant room in modem home, 5
blocks from State House, $2. week
Gentleman preferred! Box 414, eaxe
Ft.ren-mn.
ROOM AND BOARD
Board, room, very dose In. TeL 5433.
aji iOirs''srnrssiiJ "t ii-y
Board, rm., 860 Chemeketa. TeL 8394
fcnrwwriiii'i i-i-i- -i- - - -
Room and bosrd. Tel. 4445.
FOR RENT APARTMENTS
Close In, furn. apt Adults. Inquire
743 Union. Tet eizu. -
nu-iriinLruiar-ii""i"-i ,--,-,----------
2 R. furtb apt 350 8. Cottage.
- aj.i-in.-,rii'yy i'i'i r- - -- - ""-----
2 rm. turn, apt, elean and warm.
Adults only 615 rerry.
Furnished aoartmmt. adultB only,
Jnquir Patton Book Slope. Phon 4401
- ssssasaa-gaseaie
2 r. turn. Close In. TeL SS25.
2 rm. furn. apt- lights and water
413 N. list Bt
2 rm. turn, apt, 312.5 mo. Lights,
water and garage Inc. ?70 so. vomi
2 rooms partly fara $5,, Hollywood
dl. 1005 N. 22nd.' - -
FOR RENT HOUSES
sssvseeaissWsas
Home. parUy furn 910 &. 13Uu.
6 room house, barn,' 3 - lots, - wood
range. Inquire 449 Division St
t room furn. heuse. TeL 8840.
FOR RENT HOUSES
Duplex bouse. 951 N. Winter.
Houses, Grant, 629 Court. Ph. 3044.
Houses Forkner 18S3 N. Capitol,
Nicely torn, house, 2595 Brooks.
t R. houae. I bed room a, garage, car-
den. $15. 2035 N. Church.
FOR RENT
Hosirital beds -and wheelchairs to
rent. H. L. Stiff Furniture Co.
Rent Good tarm house, orcbarcl
and small acreage. Call 6JF15 eve- I
mnca.
Fum. 2 R. ant.. 1st floor, nrhrat. I
bath. Fum. garage house. 2261 HaxeL I a
TeL 7664.
FOR. SALE REAL ESTATE
Sale or trade, by owner, 2 mod. I
uuuses. v uu 1 luunu, Buwu renueu- I
tla! district. Also 2 good farms. 10 I .
and 40 A. In best part of Willamette I
valley. " 9 irrt. N. E. of Salem, on main
highway. Must state what you have
and where. Also your terms and prop
ortion. Box 4 09, care Statesman.
FOR SALE
Good 6 room house J blocks from
state house, has basement, furnace.
fireplace. A real bargain at 92400,
part term a
CHI LOS a MILLER, Realtors
344 State Street Phone 4708.
HOME AND INCOME
ClriA nj- fUn Paw ha avva-m ersat I
3 families. A real buy for 31250. See it
todav. I
CHILDS & MILLER, Realtors I
344 State Street Phone 6708.1
Must be sold regardless of price, 12
acre highly- Improved tract, 2 ml. N.E.
of Salem. Strictly mod. bldgs., 3 A. In
filberts and berries. For immediate
sale, price reduced from $5009 to 33,-
500, 61500 cash required. No trades.
Do not phone, but see Mr. Llndgren
with Hawkins & Roberts, Inc.
Real Kirgaln. 6 r. modern house on
N. 17th St. Tel. 4277. Inquire 1435 N.
18th St.
6 R. house. See F. A. Wood. 2015 I
Trade.
Two large elevated lots near Leslie I
school, playground and swlmmmg
pool, covered with choice fruit trees.
Cheap. Lot on 24th street, pavement
and concrete paid, to exchange for
good automobile. Phone owner S854.
EXCHANGE Real Estate
WANT SALEM HOME
In exchange for improved 25 acres.
A splondJd little farm, CLEAR, near 1
AlSf"1-
WlLdsAMKl lti LAMU LUilr AIS X
423 Court Street
FOR SALE FARMS
CHOICE 12 ACRE TRACT
Not far out on good road near pave
ment. 6 roera plastered bouse, plumb- j
Ing. electric lights, good well, electric i
water system, 2 poultry houses, small I
bam. price 83000. Will taks small
bouse In N. E. Salem as part.
See Mr. Harold with
CHILDS t MILLER, Realtors
344 State Street Phone 6708.
FINE LITTLE FARM CHEAP
60 acres, nearly all under cultiva
tion. Land" will all raise alfalfa. Im- I
proved. Located east of Eugene. Price
$3000.00. $300.00 will handle.
WILLAMETTE LAND COMPANY
423 Court Street
5 A. 5 R. plastered house. Elec wa
ter system, chicken house, barn, fine
soil. 2 mi. north.
12 A. 6 R. pfcsterea house. Elec. wa
ter system. Fine bam, good soiL 2
chicken housea Filbert orchard. Sacri
fice at $3500.00. -
30 A. smell house, good barn. line
soil. $2000.00, part terms.
160 A. One-half In cultivation. laO
per A. Carries $S200.00 fed. loan. 7 R.
house, stocked and equipped. Sacrific
ing because of ill health.
K. A. f UKKJS C.K
1S53 N. Capitol Phone 3031.
Must do something with this 47
acres. Will rent or sell on easy terms.
Immediate -possession : 35 A. in cult..
10 A. hops, on Pudding river: consider
city propt Do not pass this up, it might
be what you want Investigate.
H. C SHIELDS
210 Oregon BIdg. Tel. 8902
FARMS Rent sale trade. Oregon
Land Co., Pac. hy , Woodbara. Oregon.
ACREAGE
16 14 A. S A. cult., bal. slashed and
burned except 2 A. brush and timber.
4 buildings, spring, well, wire lenced,
-on crushed rock load, 1 mile to town.
fine for chickens or rruit Owner in
hospital and must let go. Full price
$350.00 cash. See R. O. Ldci, Koora
122. Deaconess hospital, Salfm.
WANTED REAL ESTATE
Wanted to buy the best 4 or 5 R.
bungalow that I can get for $2000. Can
pay $400 down, hat good monthly pay
ments. See LOUIS BECHTEL, 341
State. -
Business Opportunities
BEAUTIFUL GOLF COURSE
Illirhlv lm Droved with extensive
club house, fully equipped. Also mod
ern residence. Wonderful opportunity
o PjtftSZ
l-5th of original cost, some terms or
will consider otner property in ex
change.
SEE US at once.
CHILDS & MILLER. Realtors
344 State St Phone 6708.
Service Station for sale. One of the
best spots in Salem. See Mr. Llndgren
with Hawkins & Roberts, Inc.
SPECIAL
Just acquired apartment house and)
resident property at N. Commercial
and Unle-Sts. Excellent income prop-
erty. substantially constructed. Must
be sold Immediately. Offered at bargain!
price and will accept some property ln
exchange. - )
Call Mrs. EUrn with . I TERMS ANU TitAiJi-.a 1 Csan jn banks and on band. $689.
CHILDS MILLER, Realtors I BORREGCfS CAR MARKET I $91.39.
844 State Street Phone $708.
Grocery. exceL location, doing good
bua, 6175. Write Bx. 416, Statesman.
MONEY TO LOAN
A" COMPLETE SERVICE ON
LOANS UP TO $300
Beneficial Loan
Society of Salem
Member of NRA.
Room 119, New Bllgh Bldg. 2nd-floor
U-Kft-u NO. e-izi u 16& by
STATE
61$ State St
Tet $740
Loans Msde tn Nearby Towns
. Automobile and
Chattel Loans
1 ts 29 months to repay at lowest pos
sible rates.
GENERAL FINANCE CORP.
A local corporation
1st Natl. Bank Bldg. Phone 8583
,. Licensed by State
5 Farm Loans 5
Plenty ef money tor well Improved I 333 Center Fhone 8189 439 N. Com'l.
farms If - amply secured. Iwprove er 1 -----.-'.
buy now with cheap money. Ask fori -toa White track A-l condition.
booklet "Willamette Valley Farmm"
Hawkins and Roberta, Inc.
Interesting Facts
Robin Reed tells as that 30,
000.00 worth of Loop O planes
were shipped from Salem during I
March of this year.
Japan plans-the construction of
six-mile tunnel running under I
the strait between the mainland
and Kynshu Island. It will be the
longest Of Its kind to the world.
A diet rich in vitamin A is said 1
tn offtwt oiiPKOBaflll trMrmtnt Of 1
, h.jj, .,.. I
- I
For the first time the findings I
of a lie detector have been admit
ted in covrt "as evidence (by a
Wisconsin judge).
MONEY TO LOAN
In debit Iv.stlgat. our pooled ac-
count plan. Par debts by installmenta
m iwu. ,iw am unn i uuuc
l92?j2r J!pi?,lntTnenV.?reU at Rm"
i-uu rsusn can I
,.7Z, .W 7 Z,' r J
"il&A"-. J J?!? "r
curtty. Good terms, low rests.
CHILDS 4 MILLER, Mtge. Loans
344 State St. Tet 4701
w WWMWWWWW
AUTO LOANS
CARS REFINANCED
Easy Terms Investigate
WILLAMETTE LOAN CUL
60S (itiftrriiitn Bids;
M-159 I
HRiem I
LIVESTOCK and POULTRY
BABY chicks, baby pullets, baby
cockerels. Custom hatching, custom
sexlng. Ph. 132F2, Lee's Hatchery.
Live poultry wanted, 328 N. Front
ri.niTjT.-jTAxrrxruT.rruT-LTu-LrLiLrL-j-i-rLr I
Baby cockerels only $3 per bun
dred. Tel. 133F2. Lee's Hatchery.
Horse for sale. Rt. 6, Box 429
FOR SALE WOOD
GUARANTEED DRY
T.i EOOO. Salem Fuel Co.
Trade
Cottage,
Dry wood. Tel. 8234.
Guaranteed dry wood. Tel. 7860.
Dry wood, all kinds. Call CCOs.
Dry l-ln. old fir, 85.25; 4 ft. $4.50.
Tel. 6936; 1887 N. Front.
Dry wood, 16 In., $4.00. Dial 4084.
WOOD SAWING
Wood sawing reasonable Call 8290.
LOST AND FOUND
Lost -Lady's purse, cent glasses,
key, small change. Box" 415. Statesman,
Lost Lady's white gold wrist watch.
Reward. Tet 4616. 153 & Liberty.
LOST Diamond shape fraternity
pin. Haunted Mill, Mar. 30. Reward.
Bar-B-Que Inn, RickrealL
LOST $20 bill Tuesday. Finder re
turn 1133 Chemeketa. Reward.
FOR SALE USED CARS
Used Cars
1934 Dodge DeLuxe Brougham,
6 -wheel e q u 1 p t., radio,
heater, driving light safe
ty srlass. Car is excellent
buy : $895."
1930 Dodge Sedan, overhauled - 365.00
1934 Ford V-8 Tudor UeLexe
Sedan, very lew mileage 595.00
1932 Ford V-8 Coupe, nice con-
onion, new point 4J.wu
1939 Hup Sedan. 6-wheel De-
Luxe equipt . , .. z&.ou
1929 Ford Sedan. Model A. good
value 195.00
1925 Packard Sedan, lots of
value 125.00
1920 DeSoto Sedan, lots of ex
tras Z- 285.00
1930 Chevrolet Coupe, new
paint nice running 285.00
1921 Olds DeLuxe Sedan, 19,000
miles, 6-wheel equipt and
trunk; paint and uphold
stering A-l, best buy 395.00
1930 Essex Coach, look good- 225.00
1929 Durant 2 -door Sedan 186.00
1931 Chevrolet DeLuxe Sedan 375.00
196 Olds Coach
1927 Chrysler Sedan, good run
ning condition, ordinarily
called '28 modeL A buy 225.00
Several other good buys In low
priced cars, some good used trucks.
1931 Ford IV, ton, long wheel
base, flat bed, good rub
ber, 32x6 8-ply 350.00
VOTES GIVEN ON ALL PURCHAS
ES TRADE AND WIN CONTEST
Bonesteele Bros., Inc.
391 Chemeketa Street Phone 4444.
BARRET.n'H BETTER HUTS
5r 2" "fini!
""P"' Z 315
ion SfnAarA r.mme 275
Kin PntinP Snort Deluxa Rdatr. 245
1929 Dodge D. A. Coupe
tic
225
180
ice
1928 Buick Sedan
1928 Pontiac Sedan
1928 Essex Coach ...
1928 Chev. Coach
135
145
95
95
65
60
45
1928 Ford Sport Coupe
1926 Dodge Sedan
1926 Dodge Coupe
1925 Dodge Coach
ioi ru Coach
I 1924 nidamobile Sedan
I Bicycle, balloon tired, practically
I new. barsIn.
Come in and compare the condition
of these cars with others. Tou will be
I convinced these are better buys.
1 340 No. Liberty Phone 3685.
wwwiieMwwww
McKay's Used Cars
Model T Sedan ; 25.00
28 Oakland Sedan
29 Ford Coupe
1 1 5 SO
145 00
1SS 00
M5 00
34500
17500
?a?"nn
Hi nt,
?Ron
ll-H
49..00
SO Durant Sedan
30 Ford Sport Roadster
29 Chev. Sedan
30 Chev. Coupe .
31 Ford Coupe
31 Chev. Sport Coupe
31 Chev. Coach
33 Chev. Coach
34 Chev. Coach ..:
voo.vv
E. KB
j5 Plymouth Coupe 4000 miles $95,06
I Ji Plymouth Sedan 735.00
Trucks
Model T good tires ...
30 Chev. L. W. B. Duals
t 45.00
115.00
145.00
2v Chev. H-ton panel
Reo Speedwagon
125.00
28 Fageol fine tires
165.0$
295.09
39 Ford L. W. B. Duals
30 Moreland L, w. 82x8 ' .
10 plys : 385.00
3S Chev; S. W. B. overhauled 435.00
32 O. M. C. L. W. B. 32x
10 plys : i 435.00
TERMS TRADES
Open Evenings and Sundays -
McKay Chevrolet Co.
I Good for ell around farm use. 885. 249
N. Liberty. Fhone 8688. .
FOR SALEUSED CARS
Used Cars
19M Ford V-8 pickup
1934 International rtckuD
111 Dodge 3-ton with crave! body A
hoist
129 Reo I W. B. with Gold Crown
motor
1929 International I W. R. with body
Used cars 335.S0 and up
James H. Maden Co.
i 23S S. Commercial St.
Phone 3590.
Valley Motor Co.
USED CARS AND TRUCKS
33 V-S Deluxe Sedan, radio and
trunk ou
33 V-8 Dehrxe Conpe
545
32 V-8 Deluxe Coach
450
S3 V-S Deluxe Coupe, R. seat - 450
33 Plymouth Sport Coupe
625
Cbvrot Ifter Sedan
ee
425
135 I
285
sa Vara rah nonn
Z tOTH COaen
29 Studebakar Dictator Sedan
,JU
, 335
29 La Salle Sedan
29 Whippet 4 Coach
145
28 Graham s. 4-pass. Coupe ...
, 1 I
28 Krskine Sedan
26 Olds Coupe
31 DeSoto Sedan
. 75
,375
. 315
32 Ford 4 Phaeton r
Trucks
22 V-8 Long W. B. Fac motor ....
33 Chevrolet 6, L. W. base, over
hauled .
565
600
215
5 at tafcfrrMf
29 Pord good y ,ensed .
31 Chevrolet Gravel Dump
100
1 65 I
311 irnrri (:ravpl IUmn .
275
28 Dodge Gravel Dump
SJ5
325
Z3 IJodge. long W. Ham
Base
Marion and Liberty
Open Sundays Tel. 7910.
19 Oldsmobile Sedan in excellent
shape. Will sell right for cash. Tel.
6246.
'29 Ford 4-door sedan. Will falr
model T coupe or Chev. In trade. 1145
ntn.
' Fr coupe, 330. eis Ferry.
NO. 77-72
Synopsis of Annnil Statement of tha
Homeland. l-aCo. of America of
New York jn the State of New York,
Oil K&ft ZblrtV-f intt dlTJIf lUp.mhav
J?dS, V tJelnnrnc Commiwioner ol
-'iaifcw v, virguu, yii auaiue iu jaw ,
CAPITAL
Amout of capital atock paid up.
fl.VUU.UVU.UU,
INCOME
Ket pmniama received during tie year,
$488,570.44.
Interest, dividends and rents received
daring the year, llfl,?2.96.
income irom otner sources recetTsc
aormg tne year, 916.117.43.
Total income, $20,95O.83.
DISBURSEMENTS
rvet losses para annng the year
inclosing- adjustment expenses. S16S.
093.14.
Dividends paid on capital stock during
we year, nil
Camaaiaaieaa and salaries said durinz
the THr S1S2 S2 13 I
Taxes, hrmrt sad zees psid during
tns year, f3,4.1B.U2.
Amount of all
other expenditures, 1
$4.S95.4L
Total expenditures. $422,318.70.
ASSETS
Value of real estate owned (market
vsiae, niL.
Value of stocks sod bonds owned,
amortized basis. $2,553,557.33.
Loans oa mortgages and collateral, etc.
nil.
Cash in banks and oa band, $133,
430.37.
Premiums In coarse of collection writ
1 Vnc 6Pb . l34, $145.-
Intereet sad rents due and accrued.
8? 1.2 11.-62.
Retss. receversble on paid losses au
thorised campaaies, $64.60.
Total admitted assets, $2,854,593.16.
LIABILITIES
9ross claims for losses unpaid, $31,
178.00
Amoant of unearned premiums on all
OOtstaading risks. $500,590.44.
Due for commission and brokerage
$3,492.00.
All ether liabilities. $32,174.76
Total liabilities, except capital, $507,-
441.20.
Capital paid up. $1,000,000.00
Surplus ever all liabilities, 81,237,'
151.06.
Surplus as referta policyholders (See
I ne-te). S2.287J51.SS
i Total. $2,854,593.16.
I BUSINESS IN OREGON FOR THE
I TEAK
I Ket premiums received daring tbs year,
i s2Jj"v5.
I Losses paid during the year. $842.10,
I Losses incurrea aanng me year,
at s in.
Mama or company, -ins nomeiana ins.
Co. of Assert ea.
Name of President, Vtell r. Bhaiierots.
RtaimtoTv r.sulant' attornev (or serv-
ice. Thos. B. Thomp-on. Portland. Oresoa.
NOTK
On the baais ol lecember 01.
1934 market quotations ot all bonds
and stocks owned, the total admitted as
sets would be increased to $3,015,004.82
and the surplus to policyholders to $3,
447.563.62.
NO. 76-71
Synopsis of Annual Statement of the
Standard Fire Insurance Company 01
Hertford, ia the fttsts ot Connecticut, on
the thirtv-ftrst sv of December. 1934.
made to the Insurance Commissioner of
the State of Ore ton, pursuant to taw:
C.i PETAL
Amonnt of capital atock paid op.
$1,000,000.00.
isuuxt,
Ket premiums received during the year.
f l,65y,ZZ.14.
interest.' dividends and rents received
dnring ths year. $155,347.58,
Income tram etucr sources
received-
dinc' ,W57.70.
DISBtliSEMENTS
I Net losses psid during the year
I including adjustment expenses, $635,.
I 217.90.
Dividends paid on espital stock daring
the yesr, $100,000.00.
Commissions and salsries psid daring
ma jrrr, f JD.,ti.u.
Tsxes, licenses and fees paid during
the year, $8(,7lP.05.
Amoant ot all other expenditures,
$143,420.21.
Totsl expenditures, $1,543,151.89.
ASSETS
Value of real estate owned (market
value) none.
Value ot stocks sad oonos ownea
1 fm..w-t valuel. SS.470.079.37.
I Loans on mortgages sad collateral, etc.
I none.
1 Premiums ia coarse of collection writ-
ten sines September 90. 1934, $iiu,-
'..-.-e, ,1. P.id
$,374.-.4
I Interest sad rents -us ana accrues.
$36,056.96.
Total admitted assets. $4,475,535.50.
LIABILITIES
Cross claims for losses an paid, $132,-
855.52.
Amount ef unearned premiums on all
outstanding risks. $1,720,614.86.
Dse for commission sad brokerage.
810.000.00.
. ..i.., ll.Vilitl... 8143.085.01.
I - " . . ..
i;.i,:iitiM iinnl eanltal. E-.UUT.
f AAVS
1 rj,iUi -eia $1,000,000.00,
(Surplus ever , au uauanues, i,oo.
IWC11
I Surplus ss regards policyholders, $-,-
I 468.070.11.
1 Total. $4,475,535.50.
- TEAR
Ket premiums received daring the year,
$5,707.55. - - - " .
Losses paid daring the year. $2,3.9.41.
loesses incurrea aanng sue jrt,
ei SH& ns
t. . r, , J T?T T.
MS Ol 1 OnipH J, DWiuni m iw
Posntsir.
' Name of President, Morgan B. Brain
Kams of Socretarleit, Olaf Nor d erg sad
James B. SUnunon. .
Statatory resident attorney for serviea,
A. H. AverilL Insnranea Commissioner.
Rdi wot ia cefsnlt are carried si
I amortised vahtes: Bonds la defaalt and
stocks are carried at market values.
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oa a monthly basis only. Rates
fl.OO per Una per month.
AUTO BRAKES
MUta Panek. 173 South Commercial
CORSETS
Registered Spencer corsetler. Phone
11 64.
CHIMNEY SWEEP
Telephone -460. R El. Northness.
CHIRAPRACTORS
DR. X I SCOTT. PSC, Chiropractor.
756 N. High. Tel. Res. 1761.
DRAIN BOARDS
Ttle drain board. Tel. 7644.
ELECTRICAL SERVICE
BOSLER Electrics, 141 Stats St. Wh
Inc. motors, appliance, repairs, service.
For Quality electrical appliances. Mas-
da lamps, lighting fixtures, wiring de
Vices and materials, electrical servicing
and wiring, call E. L. Welch, 1201 S.
Commercial. Phone 6512 or 8332.
FLORISTS
Breithaupfs, 667 Court.
ALL kinds of floral work. I Aits. Flor
ist, 1276 N. Liberty. Tel. 9593.
Floral designs, cut flowers, Mrs. Ben-
nett, 529 Court Tel. 3044 or 6173 p. m
FURS
Remodeling. 1213 S. Com't
KEYS
We make key. Harry W. Scott.
LAUNDRIES
THE NEW SALEM LAUNDRY
THE WEIDER LAUNDRY
2C3 & High Tl 9125
CAPITAL CITY LAUNDRY
First in Quality and Service
Telephone 1165 1264 Brrmdwsv
LAWN MOWERS
Sharpened, repaired and traded. Pa.
I 4516. Harrr W. Scott. 1-47 R Com'l
AIATTRESSES
CAPITOL BEDDING CO. Ption 469
SALEM FLUFF-RUG and Mattress
Factory. NEW MATTRESS made te
I orOer, old ismus ; carpet cleaning, su
ing; fluff rug weaving, a 13th A WU
bur. TeL 844L OTTO F. ZW1CKER
F.t. I91t.
MUSIC STORES
GEO. C WILL Pianos, radios, sewing
machines, sheet music ana piano stud
lea Repairing radios, phonograph and
sewing machines, 433 State Street
Snlem.
PAINTING
For gaod work call 6660, Ryan.
PHOTO ENGRAVERS
Salem photo engraving, 14T N. Com
lerrlal. TeL 5887.
PRINTING
FOR STATIONERY, cards, pamph
lets, programs, books or any kind of
printing, call The Statesman Printing
Department 315 8. CommeirlaL Tele
phone 9IS1.
RADIO SERVICE
I Perdue Radio Service with VTbbert &
Todd, 657 Court. TeL 9146.
STOVES
I repair stoves, ranges, circulators.
Salt new and xetratlt stoves, ranges and
circulators, stock fence, posts, chicken
wire, salem Fence and Steve works.
262 Chemeketa. Tel. 4774, R. a
Fleming.
TILE
WTHard Art Tile Co. Tel. 7719.
TRANSFER
FOR local or distant transfer storara.
I call 31JL Larmer Transfer C. Trucks
to Portland dally.
L CAPITAL Cm Transfer Ca 221
Stat St. Tel. 7773. Distributing, for-
. wanUng. and storage our specialty. Get
our rates,
Willamette Vallay Transfer. Salem .to
Portland hsotlng. Tel. 8722.
WELL DRILLING
R, A. West. B. 8. Tel. UOFS.
Radio
Program
Friday. April ft -KQAO
CORVAXIJ8 669 Ke.
9:00 Horns Economics Observer."
12:00 Nooa Fsna Hoar.
1:15 KOAC School of the Air.
3:15 Oregon Cities: Then and Now.
8:00 "Cresting Beauty Through Per
sonality Psychological Tools;
We Go Crossting" Cedle Me
Aliater. 4:00 Oa the Campuses.
4:80 Stories for Boys sad Girls.
6:00 Composers ia Cameo "George
rnxi-rirk H(iL" '-
5:45 The Vespers Led by Bev. Fred
K. Morrow. -s-sn
Itniiif Farm Boar.'
7:45 Investment Talks O. K. BnrreH.
Associate Professor of Business
Administratiba University of Ore
gon.
R 1 5 Son 'Problems la Retailing -
H. Cornish, Professor of Basiaess
Administration.
ORCHARD HEIGHTS, April. 4.
Mrs. Ethel Vogt has been hired
as teacher of the Popcorn school
for next year. Miss Josephine
Smith, who has held the noeiUoa
the last four years, will teach .the
second grade at West Salem. Geor
giana and Eleanor Brlggs have
been rehired at Mountain view.
Stock Gain Substantial
QUIET ADVANCE
IS
LIST
NEW YORK, April 4.-MV-A
quiet, broad advance today gave
tho securities markets the most
substantial gains in more than a
week.
Utilities, oils, rails, merchandis
ing issues, coppers, sugars, and
miscellaneous industrials crept al
most steadily higher in the stock
market, which closed with num
erous advances of fractions to 2
points.
The Associated Press price av
erage of CO selected stocks rose
5 to 36.8, but the turnover in
the stock exchange was only 553,
040 shares, a little above yester
day's.
A few utilities actually came up
to new highs for 1935, notably
Pacific Lighting up more than a
point to 24, and Pacific Gas up
a small fraction to 18. Pacific
Telephone rose 14 to 83. a new
too for the year. American Tele
phone rallied 1 to 103. Frac
tional gains appeared throughout
the utility list.
American Can lumped 1 to
116, and Union Pacific rose
IVt to 87. Miscellaneous Issues
up about a point to nearly 5
points included Air Reduction,
Amerada, American Chrystal Su
gar preferred, Atchison, Topeka
and Santa Fe, Bethlehem. Steel,
Phelps Dodge, Seabord Oil, Sloss
Sheffield, Underwood Elliott, Un
ited Corp., preferred. Western
Union, and others. Motors moved
narrowly.
III Hi FLIGHT
CHICAGO, April 4. - (Soar
ing almost 3 cents a bushel today
in a new upward flight, corn
aroused buying fever throughout
the entire list of rralnn.
Urgent speculative demand for
corn accompanied evidence of per-
slstent likelihood of difficulties in
obtaining sufficient readily avail-
able corn to fulfill future delivery
contracts, especially in May, a
snuauon involving poSSlOlllty Oil
a big Squeeze in Prices.
Reports were enrrent that nu-
merous domestic rural holders of
corn had "canceled offerings, and
ciD cjivetiiug ingiiei y i lues. 11
was also stressed that no shin -
-vv . "
dlcated today as being made to
conn to th United States
Corn closed buoyant at nearly
the day's top level 24-2 cents
EH.
CORN LEADS 61
above yesterday's finish, MaylJS
85-4, wheat -l up. May
5-96, oats -2i advanced,
and provisions at 10 to 17 cents
gain.
Today's closing quotations:
Wheat Ma? 95T4-96; July
sz-; September 9-4-.
Corn May 85- July
IOTt-B ocuicuiucr to 7i - S "
Oats May 40.-: July
IOTs-41; September 38
Gard
ardeners am
Ranchers' Marl
PORTLAND, Ore., April 4.-(JP)
loday s early session of the gar
deners and ranchers' market was
very quiet, with only a few small
changes In produce prices. The
supplies were fair, but the sales
turnover remained small through
out the session.
The Quotations on cauliflower
advanced a trifle over those-of the
previous session. The price on the
No. 1 grade went up to $1.35 and
the No. 2's were being held at wm Kl-e ' illustrated lecture, sows, $-io "lb.: eaaners. -1.15until
the end of the ses- lenomtnati Jal on creation;
sion. iotn oi ine gaaaes or caun
flower Were Of excellent quality.
but the demand was light through
luei-iiuu.
Local cahhaee has shown a stP.
i4 Iaoo--!-- .,ini. m.
c -
MJ iwmu'iis " mvyifij ' i-c
oast week and at yesterday's ses
sion was extremely short. A slight
increase ln the number of buyers
sent the price to a range of S5
for the poorer grade and $ for
the better qualities
Rutabagas were staging a come-
back with a Small
increase in both
the Quality and the supply. Dur
ing the earlier part of the session.
the demand was fairly brisk, and
rutabagas were generally quoted
at $3 per hundred.
Rhubarb continued the down
ward swlnr that It etartait ,l
, -r,.. . . . .
uaya ago. vv un a nouceaoiy Dei-
ter amount being offered, the
prlee fell to 85 and 90 cents per
aosen ior ine saiaDie qualities.
Spring radishes also showed
downward trend. The supplies that
were on the market were bigger
and of much better quality than
they have been since the new
spring radishes appeared, but the
price fell off A few cents to a gen
eral quotation of 60 cents per do
xen bunches.
Spinach Crate. $1-1.85.
Carrots Lag,- 70-90e.
Beets Doten hanchee SO-ftSe.
Orsea onions Dosea beaches, 30-S5e.
Xry onions No. 1. $6; ho. 2, $3-4.
Turnips Lag, 50-60e.
Ruubagas 100. $3.
Parsnlna Loar. 90e-$L
Winter rsdislies Dozen boackes, 15e.
Aew spring radishes Dozen bunches.
SOa.
Lettuce Korthwest. per .4 doxen.
$2 8.50. . -. ,
abbaee Crate. 85-ft
Cauliflower No. 1, $1.53; So. 2, Sl.IJ. 1 1934 low
Celery hearts Doxsa bunches,
- Eadive Box.' 25c
Apples WfaMsaps, 1.15) Kewtons,
1 1 ; tscs and till. bie.
. Brasa-la sprouts Crater 85-9Ce. '
Potatoes 50 lb. sack, $5e.
7 Mustard gTestis Daren; t5c v
,., KaU Flat, SOe. - 1
Cnenmbers Dosea, 90c $1.40.
Green broccoli tug. 50c.
Red cabbage Ponad. 4e. : '
Rhubarb Dosea bunches, 83-906,
Salem Markets
Grade D . raw 4 per cent
milk, co-op pool Price
per hundred.
(3Uk bases: oa semi moathly
bttttscfat verg.)
Distributor price S2.10.
A grade biitterfat Deliv
ered, 28c; route, 28c.
A grade prints, 30c; B
grade, 29c.
rnw sslil ts-fnetai ti
(Tfee uneea belo. nM sr a Meal
grocer, are- tad lull i of the dailv market
tot as not guaranteed by Ts Sutss-
SM.J
rtitriT
fBwyuig prie)
Grapefruit Florida to 8.75
Grapefruit, Arizona 2.25 to 8J50
Oranres. Nsel. fancy 8.25 to 8.S5
Choice $.40 to 2.BS
Banaaas. lb., on stalk ,
Hands .06
Lemons, fancy 4.O0 to 4.75
Choice 2.55 to 8.2S
urns, craes .o0
Apples, bushel
.1.00 U LSS
VEGETABLES
B-i PrJee)
Green onions local, dos. ,..
Asparagus, Calit, lb.
Union bets. No. I. IK
N. lb
. .20
.10
.10
oe
1.40 to 1.63
BS
Rhubarb. 15 lbs.
New potatoes. Horida
Artichokes, box
Radishes, doz.
Cauliflower. Calif. ,
Cabbage, cwt, local
.2.50 to 8.00
.20
1.15
. 1.55 to S.50
, 8.50 to 4.50
20
l-ittornia
Grees peppers, lb.
Local onions, 50 lbs.. So. 1 1.50
No. 2. 5o lbs
I.S.I
Lettuce. California 2.25 to 3.25
Dry rc 1.7 to 2.25
8alstfr. dozen ...
Carrots, Calif., doxen
Carrots, bnlk, lb.
Local Potatoes
Nei. I. hundred
40
.65
.01
SO
0
.53
.35
15
.06 H
.13
1.83
$.50
.15
.20
-5
.60
J50
.85 ;
2.75
125
Ho. 3. hundred
Yakima. 60 Ibs Ko. 1
No 3. 60 lbs.
Sweet potatoes -California
peas
California beans
Tomatoes, hot bouse, lor
Mexican, tug
Filberts
.19 te
US to
Walnuts, lb, .
Turnips, dos.
Endives, dos.
Italian broccoli lag
Beets. CsliL. doien
Celery, Cslif.. Vj ersts
tttarts. das.
aora
tBnyuif Pries)
Clusters, 1934 lb top
Fnsslet. 1934, top lb.
J4
3
(Baying Prise)
Extras
as
.17
.15
I Standards
wool asd Mueuia
I, . j,
1 (Boring Price)
S'T- CV.
.10
.15
J3
Medium wool, 1934
Cosrae and fin woL i34
poultk,
He.w hens .n,oe
.15
.14
.11
J6
.18
.03
J04.
Colore mediums, lb. .
I Medium Leghorns, lb.
J Stl,iJfl, ih
II .Hh I.
I Fryers, lb.
1 2V
lb.
MEAT
1 (Baring Pries)
1 Spring Iambi, lb. 08 to .08 U
t .-k, an n,. A no tn son
1 ove o lbs. s.25 to 5.75
Hoes. 140-170 lbs. 7.50 to 8.50
120-140 lbs.
5.50 to 7.50
9.00
170-210 lbl, top
210-250 lbi- top
8.75
6.00 to 7.50
2.50 to 4.50
3.00 to 4.50
4.00 to 5.50
6.50 to 8.50
.11 H
Bulls ZZZZZ.
Heifers
DV.rio7
Dressed hogs
ukaik asj hay
e.t. westered"' ? "
.14
.78
- .79
-26.00
..81.00
25.00
-20.00
1 wiut. Ko. 1
PT'- So''1, '0B
Oats, milling, ton
I eed. ton
tin jr. ttuyins iri
Clover hay
. 9.09
. 9.00
.12.00
. J$
. .17
Oats sad vetch, ton
Alfalfa valley
Clnver Seed -
Red. lb.
Alsika. ib.
TALKS SP!
BT SERA CUSSES
SILVERTON. April 4. The
SORED
SERA classes at suvenon arei ne nktri will pay He betow
nnnsnrinr a Erronn Of talks which I a-etations.
will be open to the general Pub -
lle. The first of these will Je I ' " . "
made bv Dr. A. J. McCannel. whol Coontry meats Selling pries to retsil-
wni speak on diseases, April 8.
. n n Tk n 4 Ttinmnunn
- Auril 10 Dr. Edcar Wrightman
Will sneak- on Children's Diseases:
April 15, Dr. P. A. Loar will talk
ion sewage atsposat ana reieu
I boalth nrnKlome- Anrll 91 Mrs.
Slt.U,lU vav v aau-y 4SIse mm m f wm, -
h v .di.Via m v n-
I 11 ins -lerwvuo -in "ftajv uu "-"
- I school health nrogram and the tu
berculln tests and their signifi
I cance,
I The lectures will be held at the
high school at :15 p. m
fUir in7 VTrrif lor
v---- dJiix
Wools in Demand
nnSTDM Anril 4. iK (V.
Dept. Agr.) A few Ohio and aim-
- liar fleece wools received some
dtmilli Fine Ohio Delaine
I v-.,. o e "7 .- in tit ..no d
mu-s-' -u - .-v- -
Prices on strictly combing 48s,
60s. 1-4 blood Ohio vool were
---t i
a 1 Quanniies oi iss wW. w -
XF1UV1I1 K. tiOUQ . HTCIKKR LW.lfO UlttU I IMfTMTiU. flUU: MIV.
months wools were bringing tO-BS
cents scoured basis, while eight I I'OT-Visrwa.TdVcnW ed7-
montns l exas lines were seiung i um. 4.25-6.S5 ; . low cutter saa csxiev,
at 55-58 cents.
Stocks and Bond
April 4
STOCK AVERAGES
(Compiled by ths Associated Press) -
- SO 15 -
IS 60
IndnsL Rila
UUl. Stocks
Todsy
Prev. day
61.0 19.5
OC A aA
so a
18.9
19.S
88.4
S7.S
18.5
43. e
22.8
$4.5
I Month ago
v52.2
, 57.S
5-5.
. 49.5
S2 6
85.5
26.8
21.6
40.8
34.3
, 1 Tear ago
1 1935 high
, 11935 low
1934 high 61.4
45.3
BOKD AVERAGES
20 10
10 '
10
For
Rails Tndnst.
.76.6 " 2.
Today
88.9
87.8
'
Prev. dsy 76.5 92.5 .
Month ago 80.5 , 94.3.
Tear ago 87.7 87.6
13A high 87.8 . -5.0
1935 low 76.4 92.1'
1934 high 89.4 92.9
1934 low 74.5 73.7
.88.1,
85.4 -
88. :
84.3
88.9
68.3
TOP SHE BUTTED
F CEII1 IB
PORTLAND. Ore., April 4.-JP)
-Butter offerings at the produce
exchange today were light and ex
tras sold cent higher si Ti
cents. Other grades were- un
changed. Butt erf at advanced one cent to
30 cents. Eggs were firm sad
unchanged.
Excellent demand for top grade
eggs continued here and the mar
ket was fully steady. Undergrade
have been in ove reapply but the
breakers were active and absorb
ing a considerable portion of tho
supply.
Cheese market was about
steady at unchanged prices.
- Most classes of poultry were
about steady with prices generally
unchanged.
Local Brussels sprouts were
virtually absent from the market.
Demand continued here but must
be tilled mostly from the out
side. Rhubarb market continued firm
especially on choice local which
was quotable-at 11.40 on 15-Ib.
boxes. Some Washington stocks
have been received and are quoted
to $1.80 for extra fancy.
Receipts of lettuce have been
ample for the trade and the mar
ket was inclined to be a shade
weaker but quotable to $3.75 on
6's.
Retail demand for cauliflower
has been slow and the market was
slightly weaker. The trade quot
ed No. 1 down to around $1.15.
Another bad turn of the weath
er has delayed work ion the pro
duce farms in Oregon, further set
ting back dates when local pro
ducts will supplant those from the
south Ln an already late season.
Genera! Markets
PRODUCE EXCHANGE
PORTLAND. Ore- April 4. (AP)
Praduoe exchiuise. act prices:
Butter Extras. 28c: standards. 27e:
prims firsts. 7e; rfrrm. 26.
so: U. B. specials. 21: L. 8. extras.
20: U. S. medium extras. 18c.
Butterfat: 80e.
OREeOKf KTJT PUCES
PORTLAND. Ore.. April . (AP)
Nuts: WaUuiti Oreson. to iobbees.
f. o. b. delivery points: Korpae grsds.
FiaaiUieUes, Urge 20c, faacf 17e, medi
um lo: soft shell, alrge 19e laaey
16c. medium 14c: Mayettes. large SOe.
Cascade grades FratHiaettes, large lTe.
1 fancy 16c; soft shell, large 16 Vic, fancy
15c; Msyettes. large ITe.
Filberts Orerm 1, to jobbers. 13-lSe
pound i. . b. delivery points.
Portland Grain
PORTLAND. Ore.. April 4. (AP
Wbeat Oven Uixh Low Close
May 80H 81 80 Vs 81
July 76V 7644 761-
September 76H 764 76 76-4
Cash: Big ttenU bluestem. 91c; dark
hard winter. 12 per cent, 98c; do. 11
per cent, 854c; soft white, 82c; western
white. 81 He: hard winter. 80Vc: north
ern spring. 83 He 7 western red, Sle.
Oats .No. 2 white, $27.
Cora No. 2E yellow. $41.
Millrua Standard, $34.
Portland Produce
PORTLAND, Ore.. April 4, (AP)
Butter Prints. A grade, 29c lb. ia
parchment wrappers; 30 Ib. in car
ton; B grade, parchment wrappers, 2 tie
lb.; cartons, 30c lb.
Butterfat Portland delivery: A grails
deliveries st least twice weekly 39c Ib.;
country roatet, 2"o lb.; B grsde deliver
ies, less than twice weekly, 28c lb.; C
grade at market.
Egga Salea to retailers: Specials. 23e
dos.; extras, 22c dos.; fresh extns,
brows, 22e dos.; standard. 20o das.;
fresh -mediums, 20c dos.; medium firsts,
18c dos.
rrs Buying prices f wholesalers;
Freak specials, 22c dos.; extras, 21c dex.;
firsts, 19e: extra mediums. 18e dos.;
tedium lints, 17c doz.; under grades.
17e dox.
Cheesa 4)2 acors. Oregon triplets, lac;
1 'lkT . Ph ?.h. f Gri
I: "'fj w"?l fco8" JZ?!?!!!1
I 101 10- ik . . IK ,,tt.r
5-6c lb: balls.
1314c lb.;
Mohair 19-5 baying orics. I0e lb.
Cssears bark Buying prlca, 1934 peel.
P'bps i94 toggles ib.: eiasters.
ii-i6e u.
I Live poultry Portland delivery bay-
ika 1 "t prices: toiore a ens, otot an '-
- . , a a. ar ' 1 v
I 1 6-1 7e lb : under 5Vi lbs- 1-17 Hi.;
- l i--hom fowls, aver U lbs.. is-i4e lb.:
- ? 3 pounds, i3e sprhifi. 4 it.
I
snd up, 17-lBc lb.; under 4 lbs.. 17 18c
lb.; broilers. 1U-3 lbs 19 20s lb. under
H4 lbs 17-18 lb.: roosters, 6e lb.;
Pekla ducks, young 16-17e tb.
Onions Oregon. Ko. 1, $6 ewt.
Potatoes Oregon Burba -ki. $1 cental:
Deschutes Cent, (1.H1.U; Idaho Sent.
$1.25-1.30 cental.
New potatoes Florida, $2A0 50-tb.
box; Hawaiian, $15-1.50 per 0 lb. box.
Wool 1935 clip, nominal? Willamette
valley medium, lie: coarse aad braid.
S. I -anthers l-aha- lS-14e lb.
13c lb.; eastern Oregon, -loe id.;
BV,B ?nfi!f. or7L::
0aa timothv $n:. o.ts. iio-n
I ton: Willamette valley timothy. $14 torn;
u I elaver. S 10-11 too. Portland.
. -
1 Portland Livestock I
1 '
r - poBTLAirp. Ore, April
UP)
j ster,iwo. c-n edasst. s 50-
$.25-8.75; bulls, good, cutter, eonmtaa A
wiediua. $.75-4.75; . vsslers, good
choice, 7.50-9.00; eutl, common medi
an. "3.50-7.50; calves, good 4k choice.
6.50-8.50; common A ssedinm, 3.50-e.OO.
Hogs: Receipts. $00; steady. .
LightWeixbt, good esoica, 7.
9.25; medium weight, food ehoice,
9.00-9.25; heavyweight, good choice,
8.50-8.75; packing sows, .medium a good
7.5-7.50; feeder stocks- pigs, good
asd choice. 7.5O-8.0O.
Bheep and lambs: Keceipts, zzuu;
a I mlmA-9
86.11 GooC- Spring umbs s.oo-s.uuj b-,
88.7 1 S.60-B.50 ; lamba. gooa ts.
47 8 I 6.60; conunoa A medium, 4.50-6:00:
41.6 t yearling wethers. 4.0O-.oet ewes. goo.
$4.8 I choice. $3.85-4.00; call, osau-ea ss-
51.4
84.9 j
dium. 2.0O-8.50. j . - -
EGGS and CREAM
WANTED
. Will ?a Cash
MARION CREAMERY
& POULTRY CO.
5.8
65.7
88.0 - j
So.8
70.4
65.5
70.0
6041