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Newspaper Page TextMarkeus Commies PAGE EIGHT Thm OHEGON STATESMAII. Solera, Oregon.' Saturday Morning. April 10. 1943 Farina PR's Ruling Hits Market . Selling Heaviest v Since France V Fall; : AP Average Down li9 NEW YORK, "April 9HF)-Se-curities markets tumbled' Friday . under the . heaviest ; selling since . the nazis hit France, in May, 1940. Liquidation was attributed mainly to. the new presidential nti -inflation drive. -; ; - The Associated Press average ' f 80 stocks emerged at the low ef the session, down 1.8 j points at 47., biggest break forny day since May 21, 1940. It ) was an-j ' other of the broadest markets - in more than a year, 992 individual Issues being traded. Of these 873 were off," 53 up and 66 unchang ed.' Transfers totaled 2.521,410 shares, - largest since Monday, ' when the turn-over was 12,64720, a peak since Dec. 29, 1941. They compared with 1,809,640 y ester day.' . v .. ' Conspicuous on the retreat were UJS. SteeU Bethlehem General Motors, Chrysler, anta Fe, NY rvntraL. Union Pacific! Southern Pacific, Great Northern, Good year, US Rubber, Sears: Roebuck, J. I. Case. Oliver Farm. Douglas Aircraft. Lockheed, Anaconda, American Telephone. I Western Union. Westinhouse. General Electric, Du Pont, Allied Chemi cal, Eastman Kodak, Johns-Man- ville, Loew's, Hirami WalXer, Standard Oil (NJ), Consolidated Edison, American Smelting and Johns-Man ville. ' Hearing Tests Now Under Way DALLAS The 2500 pupils of Polk county are receiving hearing tests, according to Josiah Wills, county superintendent of schools. The tests are being given to zs larger schools under the auspices of the Polk county health depart ment through the aid of the Ore gon state board , of health. Miss Rebecca Oyerstreet, audio metrist for the Oregon state board of health, makes the; tests, by means of a phonograph audiome ter. The work has been complet ed at West Salem, Brush College, Grand Ronde, Lincoln, Spring Valley, Zena, Mountain View and Pop Corn. -' The coming week's tests will be riven at Perrydale. Rickreall, Or chard View, Eola, Buena Vista, Independence and Monmouth. The week following, Dallas and Falls Citv schools will be tested. Pupils from the smaller schools will be tested at nearby schools with larger attendance. : - . V No. 18-13 Synopsis of. Annual Statement of the Northwestern National;' Lafe - Insurance Company of Minneapolis, in the State ef Minnesota, on the thirty-first day f December. 1942. made' to the Insur ance Commissioner of the State of Oregon, pursuant to law: Capital i Amount of capital stock paid up 4S 1.650,000.00 Income Total premium income for . the- year -.-. 4 1192,991.10 interest, dividends and rents received durinc the - year . JU.MIM Income from other sources received during the; year 2,943,963.30 i 1 Total income i ... tll.132.416.3t Paid for " losses, endow ments, annuities and sur render values ... 8 3,069,328.21 Dividends paid to policy holders durinf the : year 895,236.54 - Dividends paid on capital stock during the year 88,000.00 Commissions and salaries paid during the year 2.430330 -3 Tames, licenses and fees paid during the year 305,461.80 Amount of all other expen ditures .. g ui . 2 ,284 .903.84 811.173.760.62 . Total expenditures - Assets i ' Value of real estate owned (market value) 4..S 2,295,750 M liOans on mortgages and collateral, etc. -. , , ,; I . , , Value of bonds owned 1 (amortized) ; ..- '. ; Value of stocks owned 18,174.704.98 60.03328.89 (market value) Premium notes and policy ' loans . . -,; j Cash in banks and on hand Interest and rents due 'and accrued , ', Met uncollected and j de ferred premiums L Other assets (net) 7,198.00 8,516.663.34 1J78.667.12 523JB91.41 2445.158.22 50,094.84 Total admitted assets $33,777,557.18 . . uasmues Net reserves ; 71.7S.306.35 uross claims ror losses un paid 226.939 61 All other liabilities . Total liabilities. 7.727.316.05 except capital .486,629.562.01 Capital paid up -$ 1.650,000.00 Surplus over all liabilities t.49795J7 surplus as regards policy holders - i $ 7.147.995.17 1 Total $93.777 JU.1M Basiaess in Orecsat for the Tear . Net premiums and annui ties received during the year $ 130,256.67 xnvidenas paid during the year ififflM Ket losses and claims, en dowment, surrenders, and annuities paid dur- . Ing the year 82,876.44 Name of Company, Northwestern Na tional Life Insurance company. -Name of President, O. J. Arnold. Name ef Secretary. Arnold Hobbs. Statutory resident attorney for serv ice. Commissioner ox, insurance. Try ass f ckraese rented!. I Assaztsg SUCCaSS fee See yrars la CBINA. Ne amattev wit qs( tiMiM rta r aiiuvi E.0 c.ords.s. tlnnjltis, heart, luag. ' liver, kldaeys, stemach, (as. consupstion, steers, aUa- ei.s.. isvcr. -. - pbuata .. C! Herb Ca. ' r 'r;ce roars Oaly JiiH. a4 St 9 a mi. to 6 . : : . sJ feX, 9 a. u ts 13.:i p. bj : : i Stricllj Private 7 . 1 .. i. si - i -- y VAC WW TUB 1 SURE GOT 1ME. PULLED KID A OS mi HEL .WSVAtf OLD SEJEEAKT I LEFT 1M TH rm - . v am'iis i iii PtT- "t. r - V .1 Sdtvus-a uofo Salem Market The prices below supplied by a lo eal grocer are Indicative of the daily market prices paid to growers by Sa lem buyers but are not guaranteed by The Statesman: Italian squash. 30 lbs. Cucumbers, doz. Asparagus, 30 lbs. Calif, rhubarb, box Red cabbage, lb. Broccoli, case Green onions, doz. bun, Turnips doz bun Mustard greens, aox. un. Calif, cabbage, lb Mexican tomatoes. 35 lbs. Chinese, cabbage, doz. bun. a-xirve, doz bun. Artichokes doz. Brussel sprouts, lb. Radishes, doz. bun. Carrots, doz on Spinach, crate - Curly kale, crate celery, doz bun Parsnips, lb. Onions . ., , ,., Pineapple, .case of IS G-AIN, HAY AND SUDS (Boy lag Prices) Oats, No. 1 - Feed barley, ton Clover - hay. ton oats ana vetcn nay Wheat BUTTER, CGGS AND POULTRY Aadietea'i Bay lag Price isubiect to chance without nouce.l BUTTERFAT Premium : ; M No. 1 . i ja No. a , jo BUTTER PRINT A Quotations at Portland Produce PORTLAND. Ore- Aprii 9 (API- Butter AA 'grade prints 514c; car' tons 52ac; A grade prints 51',ic. car tons 52c; B grsde prints 51c lb. nuuenav r irst quaiiiy, maximum oi .6 of I per cent acidity, delivered in Portland. 52-52'aC lb.; premium qual ity, maximum of 3S of 1 per cent acidity. 53-53 'jc lb.; valley route and country points 2c less than first, or 50',c second quality at Portland 2c under first or 50-S0',ac Ibi Cheese Selling -price to Portland re tailers: Oregon triplets 29c lb.; loaf 30c lb.; triplets to wholesalers 27c lb. loaf 27'ic lb. FOB. ! Eggs Nominal price to retailers: A grade, large 40-41c; B large 39-40c; A medium 38-39c; B medium 36-37c; A small 31 e dozen. . I Eggs Nominal price to producers: A large 39c: B large 38c; A medium 37c; B medium 35c dozen. Live poultry Buying prices: No. 1 grade Leghorn broilers, ! to 2 lbs 30c: colored fryers under 1 21 lbs. 30c: do a to 4 lbs. 30c: colored roasters over 4 lbs. 30c; Leghorn bens under .".a ids. zac; over 3'a lbs. 25c: colored hens. 4 to lbs. 26c; over S lbs. 26c; No. 2 grade hens 2c less: rejects 10c less; roosters 16c lb. Dressed turkeys Selling prices: Country dressed hens 34-35c; packers' stocks hens. No. 1, 35 'xC, cash-carry; large toms, over 20 lbs.. 34c. cash-carry. Rabbits Government ceiling: Aver age country mied to retailers 44c lb live price to producers 24c lb. Country meats Selling price to re tailers: Country killed i hogs, best butchers. 120-140 lbs. 22-23c; vealers. fancy 23c lb.; good heavy 16-20c lb.; rough heavy 16-18c lb.; canner -cutter cows . (new ceiling) 16',ic lb.; bulls (new ceiling) l7ic lb.; lambs 27c lb.; ewes good 15c lb.: ewes, poor 10c lb. Wool 1942 contracts. Oregon ranch nnominal. 34-37C lb.: crossbreds 40-42 s. SSOnair 1942. 12-month 4Se lt Hods Seed stock. 1M1 mm. si ts io.: seeaiess ' si.ou-i.ou id.: contract- seedless 70c; seed Vc lb. onions Green. 81 dozen bunches; Oregon dry 82.25 50-lb. bag. x-waioea eeea stock. 8,e lb. Potatoes New Florida. S3 so hii.h.l hamper. PoUtoes. old Uble stock cash and carry prices: No. 1 A) Deschutes S35; No. 1 A) large i 83.64; No. 2. 81.45-1.50. 50-lb. bag; local. No. 1. 83.50 centaL i Hay Wholesale prices: Alfalfa No. 1 or better S33.50; No. 2, $310 ton; oat-vetcn -; ton. vaUey points; timothy (valley) 825: do Montana $31-31.50 ton; clover 825 ton. Portland Grain PORTLANn rw A n-it a A r J - ' I ia wnvai sutures quoted. - Cash grain: Oats No. 2-38 lb. white 390. Barley No. 2-43 lb. B.W. 32.00. No. 1 flax 3.034. Cash y wheat (bid) : Soft White 1.24; soft white excluding Rex 1.26; white club IM; western red 1.26. Hard red winter: Ordinary 14,; 10 per cent 1S; 11 per cent 11; 12 per cent 1-33. s ftmrti hit n la t mm. 11 per cent 1.48; 12 peri cent 1 JO. Today's car receipts; Wheat 21. bar ley , flour i 4, corn J, millfeed 8, Portland Livestock PORTLAND. Ore- April 9 (API (USEk.) Cattle: Salable and total. 105: calves salable none, total 105: market I nominal: week's bulk medium to good fed steers 15.00-16.00, top i5: me dium to good fed heifers 13.50-15 50; medium to good beef cows 11.50-13.23; canner and cutters 7.00-9 S: medium to good bulls 11-0-13-0; medium to good vealers 13.00-16.00. . Hogs: Salable 205. total 113:- marker nominal; bulk good to choice 180-230 lbs. Thursday 13-0-79. : - Sheep: Salable and. total none; mar ; ket nominal: good to choice fed lambs quotable to 15 50 or above; good shorn ewes with No. 2 pelts salable to 7J0. V7ool In" Boston " v BOSTON. April t (API (USD A) Sales oi Pennsylvania middle county SnCED. - l. I 4 1 ill I $4 50 S22S , I 4.50 1 1.S5 I it i 6.00 ' 0 . i 1.10 i o J j71t j 1.56 I 2.10 t 9a i SS i J7 j J60 in s-i roo- 1 " i 165 i .05- i M1 ,- 10.00 ssTob s on : LL SS.0O ,-, ,j ,.. 38.00 i 1J0O By Quinn Hal If wiA..'niifa ' -j Q-r TJ. 6. JVEJtW N CAMP SCiVettWRt WE SURPRISE. OF M UPE TCXXt. TRW TOST & StUWDWQ muiit' - - - ' MSJ WlTl - 44fc - Quotations JSO'A Quarters EGGS Extra large, white and brown J3& Medium f 31 Standards - .33 Pullets .20 Cracks 0 POULTRY Colored frys Colored hens White Leghorn frys White Leghorn hens J1-J2 J5 1 JS Maries Creamery's Baying Prices. ( Subject to change without notice) RGGS Large A . -33 Medium A J3 POULTRY Colored hens, under 6 lbs .24 Colored hens, over lbs .23 Leghorn fryers . ... , .. .26 Leghorn hens, under 3', lbs ; .20 Leghorn hens, over S'.s lbs . 3X Colored springs -under 2.i lbs. M Colored springs. 2fc to 4 lbs. 3 Colored springs over 4 lbs. 3Z Roosters . .10 Above prices for prime stock, under grades according to value. UVBSTOCR - Buying prices for No on conditions and sales Spring lambs i stock, based i reported 14.00 to 1S.0O 5 00 to 7.00 1550 13.50 to 14.50 14.00 to 14 50 9JM to BOO 9.00 to 10.5O 10.00 to 12.00 9 50 to 10 50 J3 wes Hogs, top, 160-223 lbs. Sows ., , Top veal, 215-400 lbs. Dairy type cows Beet type BU11S Heifers , Dressed veal Portland wools were made at FOB grease prices of 53' to 54tx cents for clear medium. 46 cents for medium rejects and 40 cents for fine wool. Fine staple 12-ounce Texas wools were sold at a clean price of $1.18. Stocks and Bonds Compiled by The Associated Press April 9 STOCK AVKRAGP.S 30 IS 15 60 Indus Rails Util Stks Friday 66.9 23.9 31 J 47.4 Previous day ..69- 25.6 ; 32.8 49.3 Week ago 69.1 25.0 . 32- 49 0 Month ago 66.1 23.0 31.4 46.7 Year ago 49- 13 6 22.7 34.2 1943 high . 69.9 26.2 32.9 49 8 1943 low 60- 18.3 : 27.1 41.7 BOND AVERAGES 20 Rails 10 10 Indus Util 104.1 102.0 10 fogn Friday Previous dsy Week ago Month ago Year ago . 1943 high 1943 low .74.1 75.1 .74.8 7t.S .64.9 ..75.4 ..4.8 60.1 60.7 104.S 104 5 104.7 103.3 104.S 103.3 102.0 102.0 101.4 94.7 102.1 98.0 60.4 58.4 45.6 60.7 33- No. 3-15 Synopsis of Annual Statement of .the Maryland casualty company oz Baiu moxe, in the State of Maryland, on the thirty-first day of December. 1942, made to the Insurance Commissioner of the State of Oregon, pursuant to law: ' Capital ' Amount of capital stock paid up 4 4,974.273.00 income Net premiums received during the year 832.135,226.83 Interest, dividends and rents received during the year 1.416,217.40 Income from other sources received during the year 24,520,975.08 Total income 1 858,071.519.31 Dtssarsements Net losses paid during the year including adjust ment expenses 813.547 650 41 Commissions and salaries paid durine the vear 9.090.450.2t Taxes, licenses and fees paid during the year ... . 934-04.28 Dividends paid on capital stock during the vear 2.887-15 07 Amount of all other expen- aiiures , $1734.164.59 ToUI expenditures .. $439484-5 Ada ite Ata Value of real estate owned ' (market value) 8 1141 dm on Loans on m or teases and - collateral, ete. a A34 as? ne Value of bonds owned ' ' amortized I sa i nui w Value of stocks owned (market value) ,,.., . 4,518,981.00 Cash in banks and on hand 12.176,356.99 Premiums in course of col- : . , lection, written since Sep- tfinlvr an lo-a a mi k t Interest and rents due and accrued ; 84.777.64 Other assets (net! . 74oaai Total admitted asseU $60455.683.74 ... I i.kiKii . Gross claims) for tosses un- ' t - paja . 8208060.84 Amount of unearned pre- - nuums on au outstanding risks . is MtN it Due for commission and - - brokerage 1J03.469.68 All other liabilities 3-19,674.69 Total liabilities. ': exceot capital ........ , . . 8T9.061.034.32 Canital naki un 4-74-73.00 Surplus over all liabilities 16 J207s!2 surplus as regards policy- uuwers . , L ,., S1J94.S49.42 .Total "I " SS0-5S-83-T. rtasiaig as t fl,...a w . v Net premiums received auraia; tne year . $ 177,630.73 Net tosses paid during the rw 34-26-1 - 1 ' "HI. I ' -, Nam f rnm nv ff-wt-4 ualty Company. name vt n-esklefit. Etewart McDon ald, i . . Name of tsitilitt. nu r? Bramble . T I ill 1 AMAM liMiLLJ LiJ A"V Grain j Prices Driven Down CHICAGOj Aprfl 9-ff-SeUing inspired by President Roosevelt's new . anti-inflation orders - hit grain pits .Friday,- wheat tumbling to lows for the past two months. Extreme losses were recorded at the start, a mild rally later in the session cancelling : part . of the decline. - " Trading was heavy at the op ening . and I extremely ' nervous throughout the day, as grain men were uncertain as to when, or at what level, ceilings might be set It seemed . likely, ' however, . that no maximums could be placed be low parity." j- C . ; At the close wheat -was off 1 1, May T1.42tt-74; July $1.41 ; corn was unchanged to H lower. May $1.01, September $1.-04H-H';'oat4 were -l cent low er and rye showed, losses of 1- i. :.f .-' '; Although j the stabilization law prohibits ceilings , tindery parity, grain men pointed out the admin istration has interpreted this as meaning soil " conservation and benefit payment may, be deduct ed -from parity when computing maximums. Thus - the ceiling on wheat, which Washington reports said was in prospect, could be less than the March . 15 on-the-farm parity! of $1.42 a bushel. . . After the 'market closed the ag riculture ' department estimated the 1943 winter wheat crop would yield 558,551,000 bushels, compared with 703,253,000 bush els produce- last year. Winter damage resulted in a loss of acre age indicated at 10.4 per cent against 6.7 jper cent in 1942. This confirmed reports coming to the trade that the crop did not get through the winter in as satis factory a condition as last year, Monday's Radio Programs f Today's prog-rams appear ea -editorial page. KSLM MONDAY 139 Ke, 7:00 News in Brief. 75 Rise I Shine. 7 -O News 7:45 Morning Moods. , 8:00 Freddy Nagel's Orchestra 1:30 News Brevities. 8:35 Tango Time. 9-00 Pastor's CalL 9:15 Uncle Sam. O Popular Music. 9:45 Round-up Time. 100 World in Review. 105 A Song and a Dance. 10:30 Ace Trio. 11 100 Tommy Reynolds. Mai Hallet and t Orchestra. 11:25 Five Minutes with the Bible. 11:30 Hits of Yesteryear. 12 .-00 Orgaflalities. KALE MBS MONDAY 1339 Ke. 6:45 Uncle Sam. 70 Around the Clock. 7:15 Texas Rangers. 7 :30 Memory Timekeeper. 8 :00 Cheer Up Gang. 8:15 Breakfast Club. 8-0 News. 8:45 What's New. 90 Boake Carter. 9:15 Woman's Side of the News. 9 0 Buyer's Psrade. 9:45 US Naval Academy Band. 10 Km News. 10:15 Curtain Calls. 10:30 This and That. 110 Cedrlc Foster. 11:15 Bill Hay Reads the Bible. 11-0 Concert Gems. " 12.-00 Concert. HEX BN MONDAY 119 Ke. 6:00 Moments ot Melody. 6:15 National Farm and Horn. 6-45 Western Agriculture. 7:00 Smilin' Ed McConnell. 75 Home Demonstration Agent 7:15 Keep Fit. 7:30 News. ; 7:45 Music of Vienna, 8:00 Breakfast Club. ' 9.-00 Keep Fit with Patty Jean. 9 :15 Woman's World. 9:30-Breskit at Sardi's. 10:00 Baukhage Talking. 10:15 Gospel Singer. 10 O Andy and Virginia. 10:45 The Baby Institute. 11:15 Great Moments in History. 110 Pages of Melody. 11:45 Your Hollywood News. 120 Songs by Morton Downey. KOIN CBS MONDAY 97 Ke. 60 Northwest Farm Reporter. 6:15 Breakfast Bulletin. 6:20 Texas Rangers. . " . . 6:45 KOIN Klock. ' 7:15 Wake Up News. 7 0 Dick Joy. News. 7:45 Nelson Pringle. News. 8:00 Consumer News. 8:15 Valiant Lady. 8 0 Stories America Loves. ' 8:45 Aunt Jenny. 9.-00 Kate Smith Speaks. 9:13-Big Sister. 9 O Romance of Helen Trent. 9:45 Our Gal Sunday. 10.-00 Life Can Be Beautiful 10:15 Ma Perkins. 10:30 Vic and Sade. 10:45 The Goldbergs. 110 Young Dr. Malone. 11:15 Jovre Jordan. ' ' ll-O We Love and Learn. 11:45 News. 12:15 News. Bob Anderson, KGWjNBC MONDAY 29 Ke. 4 - 00 Dawn Patrol. 5 5 Rise and Shine. 5:55 labor News.- 60 We're UP Too. 8- 0 News. 6.53 Labor News. 70 News. - - 7:15 News Headlines. - 7 M Reveille. 7:44 Sam Hayes. 80 Stars of Today. 8:15 News. . 8:45 David Harura. 90 The O'Neills. 9:15 Robert Arden. 9 0 Morning Madness. 9:45 Kneass With the News. 100 Everything Goes. 10 0 Homekeeper's Calendar. - 10:45 Dr. Kate 110 Light of the World. 11-O-iThe Guiding Light 11:45 Hymns of All Churches. 120 Story of Mary Mar Lin. KOAC MONDAY 556 Ke. 100 News. - 10:15 The Homemaker's Hour. 110 School of the Air. 11 --20 Music of Gilbert and Sullivaa 120 News. , Eggs Uanlcd Top Wices Paid!' Prompt Remittance Shipjor Bring Tr Efga e fiied iizmi EGG DEPOT . S31 8. EL Alder EL I Pertlaad, Ore. Emergency Milk Ceiling Extended By OPA Thursday The nationwide emergeney celling- which was placed Feb. 13 en prices which flaid milk dlstribaters and han Icrs might pay te farmers for milk for re sale as-flnid milk was extended Indefinitely by .. the office ef price admlnistratlo-i Thnrsday. ' le circumstances. which led rixinsJly te the issuance ef the ma-simum price regnlatlen still require that the milk J price ' . problem be handled. In part,' by stablllxation ef , milk prices . at , the source. The rez-lailon, bowerer, had an ' expiration '-.slate ;i of " April-.-: The - new amendment te ' ; ihe sns-stmnm price regulation continues the regulation in , effect indefinite ly. 1 Prices are "frozen" at the big-best January 1943 leveL Dukeks Visit WOODBURN Mr. and Mrs. George . Dukek of - Fossil, Ore., spent the ; weekend ; with ' Mrs.' Dukeks mother, Mrs. L. S. Mochell of this city. Also here for a brief visit on Monday were Mr. and Mrs. S. Allen Edy and daughter, OMC-.' CHOT9UN WCU..W ? Ltrr c m.' aaavbu... SCORCHY SMITH mmM HO TOO- NO MeWR- 7 TcTT5 Qtt.WttfeT . --- CJNRH t3C0A XK US BARNEY GOOGLE R -BBBSBW-SSBSSSB----- -UBSp-a-C7J pssj SJ I "Dicli Tracy vs. I SOU 8CH5. fsfaw8 CSC, VOU'LX. JUST SS BCSZECSjTWB jft ' SfTTINS HERB M THE JT NTVVtj DARK, AND SOU JG2i, CANT LEAWE fw4 (VVAMTA T1U- I'M r J vvSTA. MICKEY MOUSE THIMBLE THEATRE- LtAM LITTLE ANNIE BOONEY It THt TUNNEL. THtH CBOWLC N THE BKT OF THt Mcft WO HAD WCCXEP PCC Min. KMt THtiZ ttfV HIE LONE RANGE3 SEARS FAIUI STORE DAME tuHAT S ujaitTN THencoB-x mopb rif J ' r ZV1B Onion, Spud Prices Upped Ten Cents j Maximum prices en dry en Ions and white potatoes ef the late 1942 erep for sale daring "May and June will be -It cents .above those for the same com modities, -during the month ef ; Aprfl, the office ef price ad- ministration said , today. In an ; Bouncing : move designed - te spread available supplies even ly over the next three months. In the absence of this adjust ment, the . higher; April price '.. would have encouraged grow ers te sell as much as possible of their supply during that month. . - -.; ' .--- The amendment beea me ef feethre- April t. Retail sales,! which are, under a fixed mark up regulations, will reflect the' Increases in the prices charged! the domestic consumer. At the! same; time,-. OPA emphasised,! the action should mean more even distribution of the ava-j able supplies of potatoes and 'onions. . j..; Jean. Mrs. Edy is the sister pf Mrs. ' Mochell and of Mrs. R. L. Guiss, who also" was visited, j - QXttS Crime; Inc." r&i 3ee,uNCA mickes, rr GLJBS TAKES SOU A UOMG TIME TO DEVELOP s-f a rrv k wi I - SESces, WE CANTT $ec aktvthinig: X WAJ7MEO SOUf SOU CANT LEAVE hf NOW? HeSCaf Houiyseojr r4A' TJAUHTERj A4A. WALKER TCZ StiyNUME.. PlXA4e-.Me 9CX TMCfi Mf PLIMTf Of BOOK9 WOK AU-OULZ I wH eaaL TtAeuettS ARC bOHHA. ' fTLP AU3 WALKEQ TO WAIT 1 1- wwj."TW6 7 --v crcwvsxahcs y ' , V txvc? ) I - ss. V --i -iB u a y zk'- mi fa uke Tvcst make fvtmy ITaa-Lt. VfTUM Vf? Sizes 10 to 13 All Kinds Can Be Sold in Any County with Certificate Property Changes ; Owners,1 Silverton ... -'.--J . 1 -; ..' ;-; '' i ' SILVERTON Recent sales -reported by the Homeseekers agency at Silverton .jtaclude the John Merryman acreage- on Madison street . to Mr. ( and Mrs. . Andrew Swanson of Colton "Oregon; the Lester Rue 32 j acres to Oscar Sch midt; the H. j E. Campbell home on "Oak' street to Mr. and "Mrs, John IT.' Fitzgerald; thei Howard Wallace a c,r cage on Jefferson street to Mr. and Mrs. P, A. Cooper and the Lillie . Burch farm near Silverton . to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Shackelford. - Mr. and Mrs. Urliri Page, who are moving to Salem have sold their home to Mr.' and Mrs. Lowell Brown. Check Artist Arrested g DALLAS WUliam Soderberfc 29, who had been employed, at the Sundquist mill at Valley Junc tion,: was arrested in Vancouver, Wash., and ; surrendered to Clack amas county officials by- Sheriff T. B. Hooker1; he lis wanted for allegedly writing bad checks. Polk: county and Washington county also have charges against him for the same offences. ; UBEEITY Thoairc rS&y 3EErWE,R8 TIRED "S just errriM'. unca J -Av6 DO SOMETHJM X 'cept oust err ' - - .Heger J CsOU CAN CX3Vr ANSTHINS SOU v LHXE, EXCEPT TURN J ON THE U6HTOR t . OPEN THE- - tocx?-jr i UHSBJrUXX(.l3ENH nouavoo f 3ik i . nj s rin? VrSK OT COUR54E.A4R VwBU.KFR'S MOT POOUUT YOU CETA WAR TAMr JTi, NC7TWiQAPrT THAT BuHTri i jl TKSE,JfMAOM-f ri.srB 7 IT LOOKS i 1 1 U ' . f rr r- r -t r- " MAL-L-JliLi- . : - W2-IIS ;X :; - - For Hospitalization - -- " -' . Worry over money prolongs' illness; halts recovery. Speed up your getting well -by the . security of ' a personal loan to pay your hospital biLU " -YouH be surprised at . hew easy It is te get a loan ; . bow simple te repay It. j , Siala Finance Co. ; zlZ-m-Gsuurdiaa Bids. ' Cerner Liberty Stete . Telephone ' i - tics .""!"" .; Lie. 6213 M22S '' " - We are always In the snarket to key ; fee - CASH steal Estate Mortgages -mm ceauacts. Mer chandise . DJscou t Paper , s 4 . Notes. 4JHOT6UN eislLLt... HSV VX OOT TV41 ANAgS(' KAM TH LCQO AMO RS4V Mat THAT "iS. 1 t , ? sou WANT A f " a-Akinul-l lrV V8? VI tjmt Wicm.V rvl- A nor wc. ( MOTHER, L. V. TO SHOWED )uxxS M5 momma T5fP Trrr-f SURBT.fT5 SJlCMT AtL WE GOTTA DO IS,-RCADA BOOK AM AVC A PCMNV U VV- VOU0A4OMCy 1 1 LLLJ CCT WAART AN' MC LP, WIN THC WAR ALL AT TM8E SVSAACTTMC AA Mft r-i r- 1 LJilMr 17? S. LIUERTY SALEM, OREGON mi ) as --B--v .VAN . W ,: J , i 1 1 ' ' AT; j . ' 4Vl S : - - . 1 i-trr