The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, May 21, 1937, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTLs CUrG Oil CTATZGIIAN, aJ2s. Crcsa, Friiay II;nur.-, ly 21, i::7 1 - Capitol Costs : Are Revealed Total to Date $363,932, six per Cent Listed Administrative Almost exactly per cent of the total expenditure in connec tion with the state capitol re construction up to May 18 had been administrative costs, state department re cords showed Thursday. The total outlay was $363t932,$7 of which 121,780.26 was administrative cost. This in cluded the item of the scale mod el of the new capitol. Work on the capitol building started last September although operations of the capitol recon struction commission were to pro gress for several - months previ ously.' The total appropriation for the - capitol construction, in cluding the federal grant, was $2,500,000. The largest item of adminis trative cost up to May 18 inc lud ed salaries for the executive sec retary, clerk of -the works and other clerks and stenograpners. Alton ' Bassett. ' executive secre tary, received 14993.40. He baa received a salary of $300 a month but this was-increased to $350 at the last meeting of the com mission. The clerk ot the workB has re ceived $2320 and clerks and stenographers $3(83.26. . .V - Item Numerous -Travel expenses of the capitoi Hoffman's BIEAT MARKET ISO X. Com'l. Ph. 8363. Quality Meats Low Prices SWIFTS HAMS ..... ib. 30c Boned and Tied............ SHORTENING 45c lbs ' PURE LARD 2,b.. L.lZ9c All Kinds of Lunch Meat reconstruction commission ' ag gregated. $4841.53. Travel coats of other' persons totalled $211.29. Other substantial administrative costs included: Office rentals $683.20,' postage and express $3353.48, telephone and tele graph $669.67, rental of equip ment and furnishings $28, print ing and office supplies $783.46, advertisement for bids $1089.81, audits $65.07, surety bond pre miums $7S. miscellaneous ex penses $185.58,, office furniture and equipment $469.41, and scale model of capitol building $1. 347.50. I So-called j preliminary expenses aggregated ! $13,565.03 and in cluded: I Advisory architect, services and expenses, $2923.72; awards $7500 and other expenses $3141.31. Payments of architects fees, tests, etc.. werer Trowbridge, Livingston and Francis Kealey. New York archi tects, payment on contract, $49, 811.38; revision of plans and special drawings $1661.56. Ad ditional bine prints $615.83 Wbltehouse and Church. Portland architects, payments on contract, $24,905.69; architects travel ex pense $2184.82, tests and borings $516.69. i Artiste Partly Paid Payments on contract, involv ing murals and decorative paint ings aggregated $3541.50, with other payments of $2796.40 for sculptor and carvings and for models for certain bronze work. Construction payments on con tracts totalled $241,218.79 and other costs $1334.92. The building will not be com pleted until August, 1938, under the terms of the contract. Increase of Bissett's salary from $300 to $350 a month was opposed by 11. H. Olinger, Sa lem member ' of the - capitol re construction commission. " Give Book to Library i . : WOODBURY. May 20 A book has been presented to the Wood burn library by Mrs. Frank W. Settlemier in behalf, of the local chapter J. and in memory of the late Mary Beebe, whose birthday was on May 11, the same as that of Mrs. Settlemier. . WATCHES CLEANED SI. 00 to $1.50 All Work Guaranteed ' CLAUDE MIX KiiKirk' Mark - 470 N. Com'l Dora Miller Is Honored at Party SUVER, Mar 20. Miss Dora Miller was honored on her 15th birthday Sunday by a group of relatives and friends. Including Mr. and Mrs. George Godwin of Turner. Maurice Dodson Is building a combination garage, woodshed and washhonse back of his resi dence near the Stamp store. . Mr. and Mrs. C J. De Armond entertained Monmouth friends two evenings recently. Saturday evening those enjoying dinner and bridge were Mr. and Mrs. Marios Fresh. Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Bntler, Mr. end Mrs. J. W. Gentle. Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Wolverton and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Tethrow. On Wednesday those present were Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Christenson, Mr. and Mrs. Bud Laurence. Mr. and" Mrs. Ty R. Dewey, Mr, and Mrs. Al Cox and Mr. and Mrs. V. V. Caldwell, j John Smith, Wes Kester. Emil Gobat. i Henry Stockoff. Martin Conger and Will Stockoff attend ed the banquet at Oberson's res taurant in Independence Wednes day, given by the A. L. Thomas Hardware company. fT I -I - I I Ji ll - il l i S S. I I ) Mif,;E;vAyMT HI I 4 Stores 935 S. Commercial - Corner Court and Commercial Sts. 4 1978 N. Capitol St; Corner 13th and State Sts. r i i ! Tk hiVNiv iTsnS- e? TS -vrTjC. s&Z t svr X ; ' 'T M TT-v . United States now Sole Defender of Freedom of Press, Declares; Wharton HHP OREGON . STATE 'OLLEGE, Cbrvallis, May 20 The TJ. 8. now remains as the sole defender of freedom of the press 'since Eng land's treatment of former King Edward's abdication by strict cen sorship. Wallace Wharton told active and associate members of Sigma Delta Chi, professional honorary society for men in journalism, at their annual found er's day banquet last night In the Benton hotel. Wharton Is execu tive secretary to Governor Mar tin. "If democracy Is to succeed in any country it can do so only through the free discussion of all public matters," Wharton remark ed during his Informal talk re garding the press and the gov ernment. His closing advice to the honor society men was to "Be a skeptic, but not necessarily cynic. ' - r ' Nowadays, modern - menus include refreshing Juices and beverages because tfiey. pep up appetites, add zest to meals. Always up-to-the-minute, Safeway stocks and varieties of these popular items are most complete. Come in end mikt your, selection this week at these ialtv prices! ' ; '. 1 Vi Friday to Monday May 21 taUMl T?W!J2 APPLE dKUlKSE ; w.8. can 5c in Q pane 23G can .. ... -C3 Baking Powder fc:,b: can -rrr V-' JJSILIL Assorted Flavors Pkg. 41 gyftffT ..,,:. &7&m- w. rfea .TTHTO ggTOHI I (g (Q) (g 5 For Poisbh Oak ; ' Use ' Gypsy Cc'm - 8-z. bottle - 39C g EYELO for tired or Inflamed eyes, 8 oz. bottle with eye cop Waverly 2 lb . can an Elltays MOTH FUME CRYSTALS In regular pound cans 49 c E5Qg Gold Medal Lge. Tltg. CORN FLAKES 8-oz. Kellosrs's 3 pksrs. Tt.C i i7 m a BABY FOODS 3 cans Libby 3 Sun Maid . 15-oz. Pk.- 0 Van Camps Tomato, 10-oz. Can : For Sprinar Housekeeping, Pk?. . Standard . 1 -f- , 3 for ;- -3mLJ - Med. . Bar A IL li 2 Morton's T7 5 Shakers V!eliJvi5 50C S Denturex Dental Plate Cleanser Self-acting without ; brushing." 50c 79c 23c 39c 59c 6nr Best General V ' . Tonic PEPTONA Iron and Nux Com . pound, pnt . . . $a.oo s . . 1 Quart ' . . " . nrxaii " : Milk of Magnesia . U. . 49c: s Van-Tage 1 Medicine - . 2 bottles for - F' gr tc c Elkay's White Shoe Cleaner Lkruid or Paste - EC 2 and 22, 1 lb. Napthalene Moth Balls JlOLarvex flfl with Sprayer.. $1.00 Larvex Liquid Refill Large Apex tyoth Cake 1 ib. j r : Dichloricide ...... 1 pi. Elkay's Moth Proofing j Liquid I ... RE3IEDIES ; 60c AlkaSeltzer ...-.49c $1 Miles Nervine . 83c $1 Adlerika ......... 79c S1J25 Peruna -.98c 75c Glover's Manee ,.U-55c 115 Anacin. 100's.r..98c 70c Sloan's Liniment..i-59c $1.00 Bi-So-Dol; Ci.::..-79c LAXATIVES 1 lb. RandalTs Psyllium " . Seed. Blonde ,;..:...19c $15 Petrolagar .-...89e $1.50 Agarol .........$1.09 $1.00. Agarer 69c Sal Hepatica'...-. 69c 50c Chocolate' Ex-Lax47e $15 Saraka 84c $1.00 Kara gum ... 79c 23c Carter's Pills 17c , 25c Chocolate Regs....Ul9c FOOT AIDS 35c Freezone for Corns 27c 25c Blue j Jay Pads.23c 25c Zino Pads L ..21c 25c First Aid Zinc Oxide Pads li:.19c 35c Caloclde 29c Rexall Foot Balm 35c Rexall Foot Soap . -25c SHAVING NEEDS 25 Medford Blades 25c 35c Ingram's Cream 23c 35c Lifebuoy Cream 25c 50c Aqua Velva 39c 50c Stag Lotion . , . 39c 35c Gem Blades . -27c ASPIRIN TABLETS ru 100 39c .3 Ellray's FLY-KILLER KILU rUCS. MOOOITOES MOTHS PINT COFFEE M lb ftOo . Nob Hill, 2 lbs. Edwards, 1-Ib. tin 45c 25c Use Our Free Parking Lot at 935 S. Commercial Avoid Parking Tags F t: OUR Kltchrn Craft, er- erjr Brk piarantccd 3 oa.69 11 &sm HarreC Blossom, hard wtirat , .' Ml 1 s for Correspondence Lord Baltimore PORTFOLIO " 50 SHEETS 24 ENVELOPES 3 I REX-RUB the Athletes Rub 72c ' 1 J Am. Ach.m QIEA3IS & LOTIONS 35e Sqnibb's Band Cr31c 60c Italian Balsa 44c 1 pL Almond Lotkn39c Larre Ilasol 50c 35c Jnnis Cream J27e 50c Woodbury's . Creams .... ..35c $1 Milkweed Cream 79c 35c Pond's Creams J25c Cars Nome Creams $1 Adrienne Creams 50c Look (or tho KmkoB Sior Sign 115' S. Commercial St. t is ! Oats, Quaker, Ig. pkg. . . . .23c Spinach, No. 2 J can ... . 110c Corn, Raymal, No. 2, 2 for 27c Dog Food, Victory, 4 cans 19c. Spaghetti, Van Camp 2 If or 15 c; Peas, Stokely's Honey Pod, 2s, 2 f or 27e ; - : . 'n'.v:' ... ;. ', Peas,:Del Blonto Early 'Garden, - : ' V No. 2s, S for .-..-.-..-SPe-Grapcfniit, Stokely'e, No. 800 eanL..9e Asparagus, Red Spark, can 15c PRODUCE . FRIDAY AND SATURDAY New Potatoes, 10 lbs. r:r:25c U. I. No. 1 Whlta . ; . Jfkttnce, 3 heads..... . ; : ; ;10c . Lars lolld Local . . . - - . ; Oranges, 2dozen t vr i . . ,: 35c j Valaada Juicy " .v-,-' -t. I,,. -V "-. .","': -New Peasj ilbsY;. .9ey 1 Spinach, S lbsJ . . v.". . ;10c - Taney Green Lablab. ,1 Wax Onions, 6 lbs. ..25c S veet-as-an-Appta ' ' " ' ' ' Shrimp, Gulf Kist, 2 for .25c or Dry :.. Oysters, Pelaco,; 2 for . . .23c Clams; FAB, can, 2 for ; . 19c Ener-G .cereal, pkg. . . . . . 23c Wesson :; Oi : qt. . , . : : . . .43c -Starchy Argo 2 pkgs. . . 7 .170 Soda, A; & 1-lb 3 for 19c Piirex Bleach gal. . . . , .15c Silko, lOOOLsheet roll . . . . . 5c Wax Paper, 125-foot roll . 19c : : MARKET- FEATURES : : FRESH LING A Fine Fish to Fry or Bake Beef STEAKS Cut from Young, Tender Beef DILL -PICKLE: T7itH lileat Purchase Sweet Pickles Mix or Nubbins .' -Ti':'.?-"'::-,-:'. pint 7 r Salad Dc- Lemon 7bip pint TT F ranrtruruers Tender and Juicy.