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Newspaper Page TextWEDNESDAY, MAY 13, 1936 THE CAPITAL JUURNAL, 5ALEM, UKEUUtt 13 Lending Your Ear to Gossip Is Borrowing Trouble. Capitaljfejournal CLASSIFIED AOVKHllbINU HATE 8 Per line 10c i Per line, 1 time su per UP. 6 time ,....40c per Ui. 1 month Hit Minimum per ad 35 cent. Ads may be placed b telephone bui no allowance for 'phone errors. Want adi must be In by 10 a.m. day ot publication. Circulation of the Capital Journal ior me ween ending May , 1036. Dally average distribu tion , 10,314 Net paid 9933 FOR SALE HOUSES $1900. A'6-room house with basement, furnace, garage. Immediate pobscsslon. Small down payment. Terms on bal ance. 000. 8-room house with sleeping porch, garage. 10G down. Terms on balance. Money to Loan at 6',c P- H. BELL, 429 Oregon Bldg, Phone 8121. alls FIVE ACRE SNAP Located 3f miles out on Pacific highway,- bearing frull. 3-room house, good drilled well. Price 91600 all cash. SEE THIS BARGAIN TODAY W. M. GRABENHORST & CO. 134 S. Libert St. all6' $1800. 4 rms.,' brenkfaEt nook, fine corner lot, six beating walnuts; close to church and school. HOLC loan. Small payment down, bal. like rent, WINNIE PETTYJOHN 214 N. High St. a!15 AUTOMOBILES AUTOMOBILES LOOK! LOOK! LOOK! They Must Go We Need Room MORE USED CAR SPECIALS A SQUARE DEAL ALWAYS 1034 V-8 Coupe. Low mileage M00 1929 Durant Coach. Special $125 1038 Oakland Coach. A real buy n&t 1936 v-8 Tou r Sedan 845 1935 V-8 Pick-up 1931 Buick Sedan. Light Eight . 1930 Chevrolet Cpe 1930 Ford Cpe. New paint, com p. overhaul 1930 Nash Special Sedan 1929 Chevrolet Coupe. A nice one - - - AND MANY OT.IhilS TO CHOOSE PROM . THE VALLEY MOTOR CO. ....37S ,...290 ....$2flS ....3.'J5 ,...M35 Marion & Liberty - TWO USED CAR LOTS Phone 7910 Center Liberty FOR SALE FARMS FARMS for Rent, S&W Trade. Oregon Land Co. Woodburn, Ore. bl21 FOR SALE Miscellaneous BOARD, rooms. 693 So Com'l. JJ117 LOS'l AM) FOUND MAN'S Bicycle, cheap. 1966 Broadway. c!17 TRAILER house, 285 S 23rd. evens. LOST; Sunday eve., small black and white shaggy ttog at ena oi uriagc. Small boy's pet. Notify 1102 2nd St.. West Salem. k!15 POTATOES 35c cwt. and up. A. J, Doran, Rt. 4, Box 222. Skyline road. C120 LOST: Black purse containing curren cy, valuable papers. Reward. 330 14th St., South. kl!7 COCKER Spaniels. 1024 N. 14th. cl!7 FISHER Walnut piano $25. Music Co., 200 N. Hlgn Jaqulth cllfl GOAT Milk del. 15c. Ph. 7124. 15 CUBIC ft. Frlgtdaire $125; also Irish terrier pups. Phone 3586. clie LAWN mowers sharpened. Ph. 7918. Alvln B. Stewart, 251 Court St. C130 BARGAIN Six room plastered house, modern ex cept Basement, nice East front lot. uisiani owner oners low price oi $1800 with $250 down. (20 per month. see Mrs. Ellis with CHILDS & MILLER. Realtors 244 State St. Phone 6708. a t GOOD BUY in NORTH SALEM HOME 4(fi-room semi-modern home on choice corner luaxizo icel, doui streets pav ed and paid, some choice fruit and shade trees. Price $2650: cash $200, bal. monthly with low Interest, CHILDS & MILLER, Realtors 844 Stale St. Phone 6708. ft FIVE, room modern cottage very close In. also nice building lots, good lo cation. Owner 458 s: Jl!?1. St. al 16 FOR SALE FARMS FURNITURE, ranges, rugs, linoleum, radios. Moderate prices. Woodry Fur niture Co.. 474 S. Commercial St. C CROOKED Finger hi:, grown non irrigated No, 1 Bur-bank seed and ta ble potatoes, Puritan Cider Works, West Salem. cm ATTRACTIVE FARM BUY 66 acres near North Howell, nearly all plowed, sufficient timber for fam ily uso, good house, barn, outbuildings,- excellent soil. Will accept resi dence In Salem or Albany for part. SEE Mr. Walter with . CHILDS & MILLER. Realtors $44 State St. Phone 6708. b FARM TRADES 66 acre farm located 6 miles from Salem to trade for city property, old buildings, spring water, some timber. Price $5000. 60 Acres nearly all cultivated, 6 -room home, barn, outbuildings, well, some timber, Will exchange for good home. Price $6000. W. H, GRABENHORST At CO., Realtors 134 S. Liberty St. bllB FERT. Top dirt. Silt. Ph. 3800. C129 For Awnings Call Eubanks 4724. c!19 TENNIS shoes for boyr or men 49c. Greenbaum's. 246 Norrh Com'l. cll7 BURBANK, Netted Gem. Earliest of All seed potatoes priced reasonable, Berrv nlants of all klnas Weeks & Poarmlne, 2698 Portland Road. cll6 TYPEWRITERS, Adding Machines, Cash Registers sold, rented, swapped. Expert repairs, reasonable prices Roen Typewriter exc o court rn cm SAFE for sale, fireproof 266 Chemek eta. ROOM AND 'BOARD AUTOMOBILES GOOD 1928 Chevrolet coach $146 by private party. Used Car Market, 356 North Liberty. q!17 1930 Ford Tudor Karl Keen trunk, 6-ply tires, firs class throughout, only $225. liozell-urimson Motors, inc. New OldsmoblU- Dealers 350 N. High St. Phone SS00 q CASH for your car. Highest cosh prices paid for good used cars. Day Az Company, High & Chemeketa. See Mr. uooaricn. qiw MISCELLANEOUS PARADISE Island will be open Sun day, 17th. to the public. 1 mile south of airport, mll8 WE PICK UP dead and worthless horses, cows, sheep, free. Ph. 4869. ml34 REAL ESTATE LARK1N REALTY CO. 109 S. Com'l. St. - - Phone 5470 BARGAINS IN SMALL TRACTS: 1 Acre, bldgs. Elec $600. 7'i A. Bldgs. Frull. NOW $876. 7'3 A. Bldgs. Frull. WATER $2300, 3 A. Bldgs. Elec, close in SlbUO. LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH US nll5- rOMI'AKK TllliSIV CARS AND PRICKS 1929 Ford Road. Rumble seat, al most new set 6-ply tires. A real buy for only $126 No trade taken at this price. 1930 Ford 6-wlndow Cpe. Com plete engine overhaul. Very fine all-around condition. Run 28,000 mllotf. The best Ford Cpe. we have had ....$255 1930 Oldsmoblle 2-dr. Sedan. OrlT ginal finish and upholstery. Wonderful condition. Engine recently overhauled and runs like new. A very ftne car and priced low at $295 1930 Chrysler "10" Sedan. Actual mileage 27.000. it 11 a car. and priced to sell quickly at $296 1931 Oakland Custom Sedan, 6 wheel equipment, trunk and all DeLuxe equipment. We . Just overhauled ihe engine. Low mileage, A real bargain at ..$345 DAY COMPANY High & Chemeketa qll4 AUTOMOBILES AUTOMOBILES Available Good Used Cars are Scarce! When they arc good, and yet LOW PKirtn Ynu Should Bee Them. SOME OF OUR SPECIALS: .$595 .$745 ..$335 FINANCIAL LOANS 2ND Mortgage $1200. due July 1. 1938, for $1000. Otto K. Faulus, 410 First National. r!15 STRAIGHT 6 money no commis sion Benjamin Franklin Home Loan. To build, modernize or refinance, see Delano. 290 North Church St r AUTOMOBILE LOANS LOW RATES - - EASY TERMS CONFIDENTIAL P. A. EIKER State Lie M-157. r!28 LOANS wanted on farm and city pro pert? Before borrowing Inquire a Hawkins & Roberta r1 166 A., 85 A. in cultivation, balance HAVE 8 money lor real estate loam Chas Hudklns Ph 9494 276 State r- 5 MONEY. Loan $ It' ,000 for me at 5, says one of our investing custom- timber and pasture. 3 springs and a i crs. Must be good security. Farm, ac well, fair 6-R. house. Hi mi. from Pacific highway. Price $20 per A. 128 A. on Pudding river, new modern house. $60 per A. 5-R. house, 2 lots, trade for acreage. 4-R. house, West Salem, $1800; $100 down. Wm. McGilchrist, Jr., or R. D. Embrey 325 State St. Phone 4838. nll7" rcage or city properties. See us for prompt service on real estate loans. Low costs. CHILDS & MILLER. Mtee. Loans 344 State St. Phone 6708 r FOR SALE WOOD DRY Second Growth Fir 4-ft. length $4 cord. Immediate delivery. Phone 107F23. ccll7 12 AC. 95 ac. in cultivation. Best of soil. Modern 8-R. house, cow barn, horse barn, 4 ac. of Beaverdam, $11, 500. Easy terms. Will take in acreage. 123 AC. Howell prairie, close in. j-or quick sale $150 per acre. 8 AC. close in, 2-room house, new hlway 3. $1250. 5 AC. Neat 3-rm. house. $1650. Terms. Listings Wanted Rich L. Roimann. 167 S. High Dial 8632. niio- 16-INCH dry old fir. Phone 4218. eel 24 READ THIS - TN660 cash win taKe 10 acres o miies from Salem, 6-room house, barn, chi cken nouse, nouoie garage, wen, goon road. This' 10 acres is a real buy'. W.H. GRABENHORST: CO., Realtors 134 S. Liberty St. bll6 000 CORDS maple, ash and oak stum page, 8 miles from Sn'.em. Otto K. Paulus, 410 First National. eel 15 DRY WOOD, phone 5000. Salem Fuel Co. Tele- 16-IN. old fir $5. Ph. 9456. 16-IN. OLD FIR $5.00 5616. wood SAWING Reasonable. Ph 8290. ceils FOR SALE POULTRY 8 ACRES. 4-room house, woodshed, garage, -chicken house, gavlcn in. Fruit, electric lights, well wiitcr, 10 cords wood cut, more standing. ml. to town, school, on market road. Nonisolated or mountains. Low taxes. Insurance naid for 3 years. A give away at $650. Chas. W Warner, own er. Mehama. Ore. b!17 BABY CHIX for farm or home, ten vnrlflt.tes Babv cocker p-.b. millets. cus torn hatching. Phon 133F2. Lee's Hatcherv. t A HOWEL PRAIRIE FARMS W Acres alt cultivated, good 7-room house. Own electric water system, poultry houses and garage.- $2350; $500 cash handles. 38 Acres nearly all - in cultivation. Small house, good barn. $2500. Terms. 18 Acres, new double censt. bungalow, Ji.w. floors. 5-r. Barn, woven wire fen ced. $3500. Terms to suit. Sep Mr C. B. Johnson with HAWKINS & ROBERTS, INC WANTED HELP NEAT efficient girl wanted for h&usc. work and care of two small children. Comfortable home. evry modern con vcnlcnce. Box 83 Caplttl Journal. gll5 LOT BARGAIN Good lot located on paved street, ce ment walk in. clear title for $250 cash. See W. H. GRABENHORST & CO. 134 S. Liberty St. . nll6' MONEY to LOAN on Salem Rresidenca nrntwtv. Small monthly payments. Salem Federal Svgs. : Loan Assn. 403 State St. Phone 4109. riau' 1034 Ply. 4-door DeLuxe Sedan, low mileage, uphlostery like new. Rubber good 1935 DodEte Tudor Sedan with radio, very low mileage. Excellent motor 1931 Hudson Sedan. Formerly owned by prominent local business man. Car Is In fine condition 1983 Dodge 6-wheel 4-Door Sedan, with trunk. Motor re bo red. new pistons, vaives, oearings, inorougiuy ovcnmu.ca. nuuy m flnlshed. If you want thousands of carefree miles see this car now $485 1931 Studebaker Sedan. Reconditioned as above car $416 TRITCKS 1935 Ford V-8, long wheelbase 34x7 Dual tires. Low mileage $650 1934 Dodge K-47. 2-ton with flat bed, long W.B. 7.50x20 Dual tires ,,..$686 1920 O.M.C. l'-ton, flat bed 16 LOW PRICED CARS FROM $17 TO $137 One KOSY KAMP Trailer, accommodates four people. Comp ete equipment. Have a real vacation BONESTEELE BROS., INC. Chemeketa it Liberia - - - Ph. 4444 qll5 USED CAR MART ANNIVERSARY SALE : Plymouth DODGE 1933 Sedan, S wheel! 565 1933 coupe. New peine S545 1931 Coupe. Radio end heeter .1395 1930 Sedan. New tire 345 1928 Standard Beden 9250 BUICK 1933 Sport Cpe. New tires, paint $565 1928 St. Sedan. A dandy $195 1928 St. Sedan $165 1927 Cue. In fine shape $145 Your Terms in Reason 1934 Sedan. New tirea. motor ov erhauled $585 1933 Cpe. In fine shape $485 1933 So. Coe. New paint, rumble seat $495 1932 Cpe. New paint $386 1929 Tudor. New paint $1B5 CHEVROLET 1934 Master Cpe. New paint $545 1934 Standard Cpe. 6000 miles ..$520 1933 DeLuxe Sedan $4bC DeLuxe Sedan, 6 wheels ..$385 Beloved Woman Lost To State in Death of Mrs. Rebecca Mount Silverton In the Dasainir of Rebecca Stevena Mount . Monday evening, Oregon loses one of its best known and highly respected pioneer women. Although in her 95th year, Mrs. Mount was in excellent health- until within a few hours of her death. She enjoyed Mother' day celebration at the Oregon City home of her son and daughter-in-law. Dr. and Mrs. Guy Mount, where she died early Monday evening. Mrs. Mount had retained her home at the family place on West Hill for 34 years, moving here with her family from a farm In the North Howell community in 1902. Mrs. Mount was given the place of honor as queen of the Stevens HERRALL-OWENS CO. "DEPENDABILITY" DODGE and PLYMOUTH Sales and Service Phone 3169 235 S. Commercial LEGALS NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ON EGG GRADES AND STANDARDS A public hearing will be held on May 21, 1936, at ten o'clock a.m. in the Assembly room on the seventh floor of the Oregon Building, Port land, Oregon. This hearing will include the es tablishment of retail grades and standards for eggs sold, offered or exposed for sale in Oregon; also such eggs as may be sold under the emblem "Gsade-A." or "Grade-B." Signed S. T. WHITE, Director State Department of Agriculture. 117 INVESTMENTS Invest your savings at 6 to 0 percent on (Irat mortgage securities See Haw kins A Roberta r AtlTO LOANS Private money at lowfr rates. 1 to 20 months to pay. Roy H. Simmons, First National Banlc Bldg., Salem, r YNOPSIS or ANNUAL STATEMENT OP THE PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE COM- i PANV CiV AM F RCA f NPWnrK. In ths ' state of New Jerte on the 3Ut dav at OREGON firm now ha permanent po sition for aggressive neat appearing salesman, best references required. Expense allowance if you hsvo proper qualifications. Apply In person, 212 Oregon Bldg. 8 INSTALLMENT ACREAGE $150 down and balance $16.50 per month will take & acres on Garden road. Just across road cast from the Swegle school. Pi Ice $1650. $50 down and balance $15 per month will buy 6 acres east of Salem, with cheap shack, paved road, light line. Price $1500. $25 down and balance $10 per month will take 2Va acre tract cast of Sa lem, good dark soil. Price 8750. $100 down and balance $15 per month to include interest at 6 percent, will take a fine east front 5 acres on main Pacific highway, close In. A real snap at $1000. $200 down and balance $20 per month will take a 7-acre tract with build ings and orchard. Lights, close in. Price $1800. If it is a small acreaac. see W.H. GRABENHORST & CO., Realtors 134 5. Liberty st. mm- YOUR CREDIT IS HOOD HERE because we specialize in loans up to $300. including AUTOMOBILE LOANS Plenty of time to pav as long as 30 months Quick service - . BENEFICIAL LOAN SOCIETY Room 119 New Bllgr. Bui Id in 518 State St - - - Sniem Oregon Phone 3740 S-122 M-165 T P N WOODRY At'ctlOL- Market IfllO N summer, win pay cat-n or iraae or sell on commission (or anything you have to sell Phone i-i-1-0 Auction every oaturasi i.au r on. WANTED SITUATION MARRIED MAN wants work. Anything from office work to dpy laborer. Ph. 4974. hi 16 WANTED Miscellaneous WANT the best house cash can buy from $1500 to $2800 for immediate Investment. Phone 6624, 1115 1 DIRECTORY bicyci.es and Accessories. Ramsden 143 S. Lib, o EXCAVATING EXCAVATING of all Kinds, basements dug dirt hauled or nwved Dirt tor sale. Salem Sand & Gravel Co. 9408 o FLOOR SANDING FLORIST i Brelthaupt's for flowers Dial 5004. o' House Cleaning Service DUST YOUR FRUIT Ray Jones does custom work. CalL Sa lem 3F5. U18 SUBURBAN BUILDING SITES $25 down and balance $7.50 per mo. takes a fine V&-cre tract, city wat er, close in. A real buy at $325. $25 down and balance $10 per month will take a line 5-acre tract, gooa road, lleht line. Price $850. W.H. GRABENHORST As CO., Realtors 134 S. Liberty St. n!16' SPECIAL Owner leaving the state offers his home at extremely low price of only $800. Place has 4 nice lots, garden all up. variety of fruit, nuts, grapes and berries, good 6-room house, double garage, chicken house, etc. 15 mln. from Salem. Plenty of employment in hop and berry district. Close to store and school. Can be seen at any time. CHILDS Ac MILLER. Realtors 344 State St. Phone 6708. n" MORTGAGE LOANS, em amount, on bus ness and rcsldenef properties. Lowest rates. Abrams & Ellis, Inc., Masonic Bldg. . AUTO LOANS NEW LOW. RATE WILLAMETTE LOAN CO. 819 Guardian Bldt?.-M-169 AUCTIONS Business Opportunities I HAVE two nood grocery stores. One gas station and cabins, lor sale at re duced prices, see jao. u. aan.no. Realtors. 118 8. High St. ull5" LEGALS December, 1935. mads to the Insurance com mil si oner of the state of Oregon, pursuant to law: CAPITAL Amount of capital toe It paid UP (1) I 3.M0.000.M INCOME Total premium Income for the year (81 t sTfl.B10.110.S6 Interest, dividends and rents received durins the year (21! Ml.45fl.384.sl Income from other sources received dur lnn Ihe year ( to 12 Inc.. 23 to 2B Inc.).. 31.K4.465.7 1M. 19 1.561. 40 ments annuities and surrender values (l to 8 ine.i Dividend Dald to ool- Joy-holders durinc the sridi 'oftlrt ni t(vb durin rear (37) Commissions and aal- arles Paid durint the f ear. Including medical eea and fees for in spection of risk 14 to 30 inc.) Taxea, licences and Ires paid durint the rear rj8-3B) Amount of all other ex- ix. to. I I40.SS6.403.40 FOR RENT 4-ROOM modern bungalow. 1716 N. cottage, vacant, $25. pnone 3756 or apply 467 Ferry street. J 1 15 FURN. 5 -room modern house $30. 3 blks. N. State bldg. Ph. 6194. Jl 17 MODERN furnished house. Call 7029. J117 2 ROOM Furn. Apt $2.25 week, main floor. 1290 Oak. Phone 5276. JUS 2-RM. furn. apt. Call 5 to 7 p.m. 1620 Ferry St. Jl 15 HOME & INCOME Dandy duplex apartmrnt in walking distance, north of State street. Best of location and is rented for $50 per mo. Can be bought for $4750 with $1800 down, and is worth more. Sen my ag ents IAS. D. SEARS, Realtor, 118 S. High St. MIS 4 RM. furn. Apt. $18. rooms. 345 Marlon. Also sleeping J117 6-ROOM modern house $22.50. P. H. Bell, 429 Oregon Bldg. Ph. 8121. Jl 15 SUBURBAN HOMES Dandy 10 Acres, 1 mile out. Can be subdivided. Has a good Income in cherries, berries and other fruit and garden. Has good home, basement and water system, and all other bldgs. Can be bousht at a sacrifice. ANOTHER SNAP: Dandy 10 acre's, about 5 miles out. NEW Bldgs. 1 A. St. berries, 1 A. raspberries. All in cult. See JAS. D. sears, Realtor. 118 S. High St. nua- Electrolux cleaning, waxing, rug shampooing, demathing linoleum lay ing, window washing. W. Engelhorn. Phone 6434. ' olio HOUSE for rent, 255 Division. 1120 MODERN furnished apartment. Pure water, Hawthorne Court, 1000 North Capitol. J i MATTRESSES Mattresses re-made Npw cover I3.0ff. CAPITAL Beading uo. rn. suo diju HALIK'S Modern furnished npu. Va cant June 1: 469 N. Front St. 1119 Painting-PapcrhatiRinR SATISFACTORY Painting. PnperhanR lng. E. CsBUrrCll. Phono 87W. 138 PLUMBING " THEO H BAP.R. Plumbing, heetlng eheet metal worke 164 9 Commercial etreet. . o PHOTO ENGRAVING fUlem Photo Bnsravlna 147 N Coml , 1 0 STOVES AND FENCE REPAIR etoeee. rengea. elrculetore Sell Dew and rebuilt ttovea ranges and circulators pence .no lenc poaia R B Fleming 3t2 Chemeketa o" TRANSFER and STORAGE LARMER Transfer Storage P 3131 o1 WELL DRILLING 8NEED Rt 4, Box 21C Phone 36F3. oll7 VACUUM CLEANERS Sale, rent. Salem Hdw Ph. 4S08 o!18 WINDOW CLEANING NEW DBA I WINDOW CLEANINO CO Windows. Fioora. . WoodwoiL Tsie DOOM BM1. VACANCY. Roberts Apts. 1 UNFURNISHED room with kitchen- etto and garage. Inquire 1026 North io in at. jiio 135 ACRES for only $3500, This farm is a good buy. Nearly all In cultiva tion, good bldgs. All fenced and well watered. Make an Ideal sheep rancn. Will give -terms. 10 Nice acres on Rivpr with smalt house, good barn, some timber, good garden land. Can Irrigate. For only $676 cash. Will tradw towards the coast. S M EARLE VICK BROS. 208 N. High Phone 9678. nl!4' 3-R. Mod. fur. apt. Frigldalre, 2380 Fairground Rd. Ph. 7532. J11S RENT: S-room modern unfurnished house. Inquire 352 Chemeketa St. Jl 16 DESIRABLE furn. apt well located: 2 adults. $22.50. Phone 7625. Jl 17 3 RMS. Overstuffed furniture, 658 Center. bath, J116 SMALL furnished apartment. 590 Un ion. J lie STORE building for rent 416-19 Fer ry St., $30. Ladd Buiti Trust co. Jim- 2 ROOM Apt., steam heat, electric range. Frigldalre. 555 w Liberty j PIANOS Phonographs and sewing machines (or rent H L Stiff Furni ture Co. 1' OFFICE room for rent 981 Stat St Phone 8713 i DREAMLAND furnished cottages Oa rage. $8 per month j ROOM AND BOARD BOARD $4.50 week, rage. 1227 Court St. Good food. Ga SYNOPSIS OF ANNUAL STATEMENT OF THE UNION CENTRAL LIFE INSUR ANCE COMPANY of Cincinnati, in the state of Ohio, on the -Us', dey o( Decem ber. 1035. made to the Insurance com missioner of the atate of Oreson. Pur auaot to law. CAprrAL paid up ... r5oo.ow.eo INCOME Total premium income for .,, the rear S43.3n.7S.52 interest, diviannas ar.a renva received durlnr the year received durintt the rear 16.3fl5.B42.la lfl.6O0.13B.fl4 Total ipcrtnr MB.9W.M4.H DISBURSEMENTS Paid for losses endow ments, annuities and ur render values S3 0.453 .01 6. 09 Dividends raid lo poller- holders durint the year. 8.070.33P 3B Dividend paid on capital stock durlns the rear Commissions and salaries paid durln the rear Taxes, licenses and teas oald durlnit the rear . Amount ni all other expenditures 100.000.00 B.Jfli.TM.SJ 1,306.517.14 .11.110.848.88 , S60.304.S31 .02 Total expenditures Value or rral estate owned 'hook valurt value! . .... I8.10J.06S.H Loans on mortiaaet and collateral. rt. - 130.60.OBl.3 Premium notea anf Poller loans ....... . Cash in hanks and on hand Net uncollected and defer red premiums accrued ".SflO.42S.34 Other aaseu (netl 154. 163.361. II 8.013.408.03 OR TRADE Modern 8 room house. Hollywood district. Price rcnucca to $3500. 5 room house $1500. 10 acres, good productive land in cultivation, no buildings, near highway, 12 miles south. Phone 8742, owner nll7 Exchange REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE We have several good homes In Port land to trade for Salem city or sub urban property. What have you? CHILDS & MILLER, Realtors 344 State St. Phone 6708. nn city and Acreaaa for Coast property Call 7029. nnl!7 FOR SALE or TRADE bv owner, good paying hotel. No. Bonneville. Wash., for small acreage or chicken ranch, near Salem. Box Bl No. Bonneville. Wash. nnllS AUTOMOBILES 1929 CHEV. cabriolet, fair condition sood tires. $120 cash. Floyd Verbeck Wall street, Silverton. qll6 nnnM jfc nnARD l talk from F. home. 1 double room, 162 N. 13th ST. JJ118 I Society. Phons 8740. WHEN you buy an auto ask your dealer about the $5 down. $20 -month payment plan of the Beneficial Loan Total admitted assets 1336.110.411.30 LIABIL1TIEB Net rcservrs I31fl.01l.363.l5 Gross claims for losses un Alfother liabilities Total liabilities. capital . . . Capital paid up Surplus ever all I ft.M9.O0B.83 Total I 10.900. 009.BS 1338.111.411.3 184.101.01 Gross premiums receive durlns me year i Premiums and dividends rrtnrnorf rturlnt the VtflT Losses paid durln the yew Name of president. W Howard Co. Statutory rrsiden't attorney for aerviet, J. F- Kauimai Raymond W. Fisher, Dlatiiet Mt;r. Union Central Life Ins. Co. of Cincinnati 214 North High Salem, Oregon I MS.5St).446 AflflETS Value of Teal estate owned (book vaiuel (1 plus 33 minus 43). t 13M,113.106.5$ Value of stocks and bonds owned (market or amorllied value) bonds have been valued tin the amOrtleatlon bails (6. 38 and 33A less 44 and 44A1 .... Loans on mortttrei and Premium notes and ' 3O4.350.61O.H SET RATES OF PAYMENT FOR SOIL BENEFITS (Continued from page 1) 1, f 16,380. 180. OT 1M.3M.413-M 40.480.111.13 fail 1I Oesti in banks, on hand and in transit (1 to inc. less 43. . Net uncollected and de ferred premium UA. . 39AI Interest and Tents due and accrued (31 leu 41A) Total admitted as&els S3.12B,415.361.19 LIABILITIES "V.."r"..7,.V- ".U.IU.UMM.OO Gross claim lor losses unpaid (is) Dlvldents declared but not yet due parable In 1036 (33 and 34 1 (3M Apportioned to the credit of deferred dividend policies parable alter 1936 Ail other liabilities (10. is. to 33. 31 to 43 :ae.) 16.SB0.O19.O4 38.803.3b3.OO 13.803.000.00 143.415.411.68 Tnl.l Until II Mai ITi-rnL 13.134,013.41 14.334.013.41 Capital paid up jii . . SutpIua over all llablll om uts iio) Surplus as rinrdi poller-holdm (46. 46) t Total lit' . . ia.129.41S.267.10 BUSINESS IN OREGON TOR THE YEAR ACCioeni ana nraun pre miums received Gross premiums received returned year, life ora 5.163.06 1.641.311.06 dunns the Ind. and health 182.108.80 32.013.46 122.290.42 1.080.51 Total ..I I 31S.212.fc8 ame of company. THE PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE COMPANY OP AMEHI- r.A Name of president. Edward D Outfield Guild Holds Social Woodburn Mrs. Henry Miller entertained St. Mary's Episcopal Guild at her rural home Tuesday afternoon. After the regular devo tlonal exercises and business meet ing the members held a social hour. Refreshments were served. Addi tional gueaU were Mrs. J. P. Lacey, Mrs. E. C. Hovenden and Mrs. An derson. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. T. C. Poor man. Name of secretary. William Nans. Statutory resident attorney for Mrvlee. Dand K. Wilson and insurance com missioner. . . Of the 3430.000 00 paid stockholder, 8433,113.83 was returned to the Com- Rany for distribution to the policr olders. on stock purchased b ihe com pany and now hld bv Vivian M. Lewis and Arthur J. Slnnott, trustees for the policyholder..' 11.970.763.00 par value of capital slock of the Company has been purchased Sursuant to the provisions of Chanter 0 of the Laws of New Jerie lor the Iear 1913. and la now held b Vivian I. Lewis and Arthur J. Slnnott. trus tees for the eollcrholdara of the Com- PDAVID E. WILSON. Superintendent 606-308 Porter Bids, American Bank : JESSE McNEIL Assistant Superintendent BREYMAN BLOCK GAISER SEEKS SALARY RAISE FOR TEACHERS , Faced with a several mill Increase in taxes because of the extensive building program now under way, directors of the Salem school district exhibited some hesitency In backing a six percent salary Increase for teachers recommended by Superln tendent Galser durlns a preliminary survey of the budget for the 1936- 37 term, last night. The board fin ally fixed next Monday night as the time for a more thorough study of the situation, after tney had been in session more than three hours, An executive conference was held prior to the open session. Pointing out that real property was carrying an extremely heavy burden in taxation, Director Walter Minier suggested that an Increase in salaries of four or five percent might be more In keeping with the finan cial set-up. Director Neer said a six percent tilt, while probably coming within the tax limitation,' would leave little money foi emergencies or other activities. While a majority of the instruct ors early last fall voted in favor of a 12 months salary schedule Instead of nine, a number of teachers have requested pay for July and August at the close of this school year. Teachers requesting such an ar rangement will be asked to give their reasons. The board decided tu back up the McClean Transportation company In its efforts to collect delinquent fees for hauling rural students to the Junior and senior high schools. The concern says It has $2000 out standing on its books As a result the directors adopted a motion can ing for the withholding of credits until all claims by the district have been met. Recommendations of Vern Gil- more, head of the physical educa tion department, In connection with repairs and betterment to the oiin- ger and Leslie swimming pools and bath houses were- passed on to the proper committees. Construction of wading pools at Leslie and onnger will probably not be undertaken this year because of lack of funds, lne pools would cost approximately $1500 each. Mrs. Grace Fallin of Richmond, and Eleanor M. Tonsing of Leslie were granted leaves ol absence for next year In order to continue their educational work. With Percy Cup per voting in the negative, the board adopted the superintendent's plan of cadet teachers in filling positions caused by leaves of absence of reg ular instructors. These cadets will be secured from the various normal school While they will lack actual teaching experience they will be th best of the graduates A request for one week's salary during the summer months In lieu of a vacation on the part of the Janitors was referred to the finance committee. 05 MBS. REBECCA MOUNT menu for green-manure cropping. Rates of payment were split Into three classes, some applying to the entire state, others to eastern Ore- gon and the third to counties west of the Cascades. Statewide rates under what will be known as class two payments follow: 1. Seedlngs of perennial grasses and pasture mixtures, irrigated, $3.50: unlrrigated, $2. 2. Green manure crops plowed under after at least two months growth, $2. Must be seeded on crop land between the fall of 1935 and July 1, 1936, grown In 193S and plowed under as green pasture by October 31, 1936. 3. Weed control by chemicals, (10; by clean cultivation, $5. 1. Winter wheat or winter rye, seeded this spring and utilized only as a cover crop. fl. ! Alfalfa or sweet clover, II If planted In row: $1.50 If solid planted. 3. Peas, t:, if seeded on cropianu this spring and if plowed under as green manure. 4. Forest trees planted on crop land, 15, if planted between Sep tember 1. 1035. and October 31, 1936. 5. Alfalfa allowed to mature this year and disked in on irrigated land, 6. no hav or seed to be harvested. 6. Land, if seeded in fall prior to October 31 to legumes or grass crops, provided it has been trashv fallowed this spring ana summer, 2.50. with no payment for trashy fallowing. 50 cents, contour strip fallowing,. 75 cents. Western Oregon rates: 1. clover, except red, Ladlno and sweet, 12.50 on irrigated land, 1.50 unlrrigated, 2 If seeded with rape between March 1 ana October i. i. Alfalfa or red clover, 13 on rlgated land, 12, if unlrrigated, and Ladlno. $4 if .irrigated. The rates are Intended to repre sent a substantial part of the total cost of the program to tne larmei but not all of It and the limit of the payments In each case Is the sou building allowance lor tne farm which Is determined by multiplying by $1 the number of acres in soil conserving crops. The government ruled that where perennial grasses and legumes arc planted with a companion crop which is harvested for grain or hay, the acreage thus used will be con sidered a soil building practice but is not regarded as devoted to a soil conserving crop. clan in a beautiful ceremonial when .' the group met in annual reunion , last year. She was a member of the Daughters of the Nile of Port land, and of the Silverton Eastern -Star. Both orders will be represent ed at her funeral Thursday fore noon at 10 o'clock which will be conducted from the family home In Silverton. . . , ; 't'Y Wallace Mount, deceased, her ' oldest son, was a graduate of the University of Oregon In the middle ; 80s and was a well known attorney ? of the northwest. Mrs. Mount was the mother of 14 children and one adopted daughter. Her surviving children are Clara E. Ohambreau of Portland: Eva L. Wolfard of SU- ' ; verton: Will C. Mount, Oregon City; OrvlUe B. Mount of Baker City; Wenona Kinney of Fallon, Nevada; Mrs. Chester 8. Hall of Portland; Drs. Guy Mount and Albert Mount, both of Oregon City; and Robert B. Mount of Zigzag, Ore. Rebecca Stevens was born in Keo kuk, Iowa, August 15, 1840. At the . u. of 12 she crossed the plains to Oregon with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hanson Stevens wno setura In the North Howell district and remained there for many years. The family resided In Silverton near the location of the present uoonage and McClalne bank during tne uiv U war period and later returned to their farm. Rebecca was married to; "' H. D. Mount In 1856 who preceded . her in death 30 years ago. Two elderly sisters of Mrs. Mount sur vive, Mrs. Sarah McCubbins and Mrs. Mattle OayhlU, both of Day-. , ton, Wash. Interment will be In .... the family lot at tne silverton ciw, - cemetery. MOVE FROM LYONS Lyons Mr. and Mrs. Sid Kunkle . moved their household furniture from Lyons to Beaverton Sunday where Kunkle Is employed. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Parry moved from Lyons to WUlamlna Sunday where Mr, Parry Is employed. ml Angel Mr. and Mrs. Lea Schwab and Miss Katherlne Olouss motored to Belfleld, Nortn ubkom. where they will spend several week visiting relatives and friends. NON-SKID PAVING SILVERTON ROAD Lyons Mr. and Mrs. Percy Hlatt and daughter Helen visited in St. Helens Sunday at the home of Mrs. Hlatt's sister and brother in law Mr. and Mrs. Albert Jennei . They also visited en route In Oregon City at the home of Mr. Hlatt's aunt, Mrs. S. A. Burge. West Salem Jack Quade of Al bany will be a house guest for a few n-eeks while employed at Sunnyslde, of Rev. K. K. Clark and family. A request for non-skid surfacing and a painted center stripe on the secondary highway between Silver ton and Woodburn. via Mt. Angel, made by a delegation of silverton and Mt. Angel citizens this morning will be referred to the highway commission at Its next meeting, It was announced today by R. H. Bal dock, state highway engineer. The Improvement would Include 12 miles of old. slick blacktop pave ment and Is estimated to cost about 115.000. Baldock assured the delegation that he would assign a member of the engineering staff to make a de. tailed study and estimate of the project so that accurate data would be available for submission to the commission at Its meeting In Port land next week. No changes in alignment or grade are contemplated in tne improve ment, which would be paid for out of state funds. BURKE CLASHES WITH HOLMAN State Treasurer Holman and Sen. W. E. Burke of Tfamhlll county, op ponents for the republican nom lnation in Friday's primary, clash' ed verbally last night at a political meeting In Sheridan, according to word brought here by statehousc employes who attended the rally. Burke was "called" by Holman when the senator said the treasur er was "playing Governor Martin's game" and during the special ses sion of the legislature last fall work ed with the governor to try to put the new state capltol on a larger. more expensive site. Holman said he had nothing to do with the capltol construction ques tion. Answering remarks tnat nc agreed too readily with the admin istration in state board of control meetings, Holman replied that Burke had previously accused him of not getting along with the board, especially when junus u Meier was governor, reports of the meeting said. Walter Russell, snerman, rhairman of the rally, finally stop ped the Impromptu debate between the candidates Confusion Cleared In Date of Parties Silverton The committee charge, of the series of parties at St. Paul's Catholic nwlsh hall de sire that the nature of the parties and the dates of each be definitely stated. On Wednesday, May 13, and on Wednesday, May V7 will be card parties, and on Wednesday, May 20, the dance. The public is welcome to all these' affairs and also to the annual dinner and day of sports, Sunday, June 7. The women of St. Paul's Altar society are sponsoring the parties. LEGALS NOTICE, TO CREDITORS NOTICE Is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed Ex ecutor of the estato of Jonathan E. Bourne, deceased, by tne uouniy Court of the State ot Oregon, for the County of Marlon, and nas qual ified. AU persons having claims against said estate e hereby noti fied u present tne same, amy veri fied as by law required, to the un dersigned at 413 Masonic Building, Salem, Oregon, witr.in six monuu from the date hereof. Dated and first puousnea Apru 22, 1936. Last publication May 20, ibjs. JAMES B. YOUNG, Executor of the Estate of JONATHAN I. BOURNE, deceased. CARL T. POPE 413 Masonic Building, Salem, Oregon. Attorney for Executor. April 22, 29 May 6. 13, a NOTICE ON FINAf ACCOUNT NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That the undersigned First Nation al Bank of Portland, administrate! with the Will annexed ot the estate of Adolf Oarnjobst, deceased, has filed In the County Court ot tne State of Oregon for Marlon Coun ty Its Final Account, and that said Court has, by an Order thereof, des ignated Tuesday, the 19th day of May, 1036, at the hour of ten (10:00) o'clock In the forenoon of said day at the County Court Room In the Court House at Salem. Oregon, as the time and placo for hearing ob jections to said Final Account and the settlement oi ssio esiaw, i which said time and place all per sons so objecting shall appear and show cause, If any there be, why said Account should not, In all things, be allowed and approved the said estate settleo and closed and the administrator oiscnargea. FIRST NATIONL BANK Of PORTLAND. Admlnlstratol with the Will annexed of thi Estate of Adolf Oarnjobst deceased. ROSS FORD, Attorneys for the Estate. April 15, 33. H. May u