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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 24, 1925)
- TIIE OREGON. STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON SATURDAY HORNING, JANUARY 24, 1C25 ' , " .; U1 ; x lilr ins I 2 II II : lit 1 - , .... 1 I I - ' - V -. It - - - mt m ! I Knights of Pythias Plan Entertainment January 27 ; The Knights of Pythias of Sa lem are to give a public entertain ment January ,? 7. In .the Salem high school auditorium which will be in the form of a drama, "The Lessons of Friendship.' This f Ive- act play will present the funda- TTi bandy kry ppmlna top is quickly, easily, safely . removed. No; can-openers no - dicgliK in; no raw exixea to cut you. 1 nerr's - a eoinrenk-nt con- Uiner when Mm coTfr ' is gotic ' : :: : ,.-, Ii "t. I : ' ' : . t . - wtfCvw;u 4 f- . ;j . ... .A ' T8: .SKl. " . :T IJPL l ' "' Vu T -X r . II : - - 8 I ' : 190 South Commercial .. . ; " Two Doors North of Marion Hotel . : SPECIAL:! SATURDAY : : Phone 305 : Delivery Free V Bacon, Cottage Rolls (almost boneless) j lb ...........23c Finest Side Bacon, lb. J. -A. ..28c ; Swift's "Silver-LeaF Brand Lard (bring container) i lb. : 19c ; i Armour's "Star,? Lard, No. 5 pail ...... .l.......L.J..l...:..86c : ; : - SOAP DEAL 1 Chipso i 12 Bars P & G White Naptha... 3 Bars Ivory Soap 1 Ivory Soap Flakes . .1. t v Savins Bulk Cocoa ' No. 1 Boiling Onion3 Best Creamery Butter FULL LINES OF FRESn FRUITS, VEGETABLES, AND NUTS A trial will mere than convince you that Lehman's Grocery is a good place to trade Give Us Your Order; Today , : mental principles of the Pythian order. , I s- "'?!- : '$ The famous Pythian quartette of Portland has been secured and will furnish a part of the .'program. Other Interesting numbers are to be presented during the erenlng. The entertainment, which is to be given without charge 'of -admission, will start- at 8 o'clock Tues- day evening. ; the crowd ilfm YV1L11 The "crowd" is -wilh Golden West ; Coffee ten thousand cups a meal- which simply proves thai richness" of flavor and economy count most , -"with all -classes. f -.." - Over 40-years experience enters " into the selective choice of high grown coffees, into the scientific , blending, roasting' and' vacuum, packing to make Golden West Cof- ' fee right witii'the crowd to make : it just right with you. t i - CXOSSET DEVEBS. COFFEES TEAS EXCLUSIVELY. PORTLAND AND SEATTLE . ' 1934 Clo et Deranl ooo Total ..... 51.25 Sale Price .1..; 99 You (Special) BUSIK OUTLOOK IS HELD FAVDRABLE Unusually Large Consump tion of Goods-Remains ; . - Prominent Feature NEW TORK, Jan, 2S. Dnn'S tomorrow will say: "With strong basic conditions maintained, the general business outlook continues favorable. De spite increased irregularity in both demand and prices, there still are more points of gain than of loss and the unusually large consump tion of goods remains a prominent feature. "Successive weekly returns ;of freight traffic show conclusively that distribution i of merchandise is exceptionally heavy, . car load ings being without precedent for this season and most of the other statistical measures also make sat isfactory comparisons. .."Notwithstanding a sharp de crease In stock quotations, bank clearings' -aCNew Tork City this week are 38.1 per cent in excess of those qXaJy ear ago while out side centers report in increase of 16.8 per cent. Improvement in mercantile collections is a phase commented - upon in dispatches from various cities with a liquida tion of old indebtedness- in the west and northwest 'reflecting the strengthened financial position of the grain farmers." a' Week bank clearings: $9,585, 319,000. ':: ; FORESTRY BOARD ; SEEKS NEW CODE (Contlnaad froai ysga 1) terests, through deferred taxation was taken up for consideration but due to the lateness of the hour, no action was. taken. : Another bill considered would permit the state to accept through gift or donation, any land within the state that was suitable for the growing of forests. This brought up the consideration as to what disposition to make of the. mineral rights and' also matters of; taxa tion. The state forester was In structed to draw up such a bill, which if approved, will be pre sented tor the consideration of the joint forestry j and conservation committee.; ; ' ;; ;':f ! '!:?:. - One change In the law, that Is aimed as an aid to reforestation. Involves slash disposal. Under the proposed 1 change . the ; slash would, be disposed of in such a manner as tbe state forester may designate. In the coast district broadcast burning Is necessary as th debris is so heavy that any other method would be unadvis able. However, in the eastern and southern part of the state other methods, such as piling and burning or some other t method would Insure the retaining of all young growth on the ground. 5 .30 . .60 : .25 . .10 a . 4 lbs. 23c 10 lbs. 25c 45c . . - , . ' .' M' if ! r, i:. The matter of taxation of cut oirer landa and thef bill designed to 'allow the state to accept gifU of lands will be considered. I GENERAL MARKETS V - PORTLAND, Orel Jan. 23. Grain futures:- Wheat hard white, blue stem and baart. Jan uary 210; February, March 2 1 2 ; soft : white, January. February 192; March 193;-. western white January i' 189; February . 191; March 192 ; hardl winter, Janu ary 19; February! 192; March 193; northern spring, . January 192; February 193) March 194; BBB hard white, January, Febru ary, . March 225; western red, January 186; February, 187; March 188. I " Oats No. 2 whitei feed, January 4250; February, March, 4300; No. 2 gray, January, February, March 4150. - :'- Corn No. 2 eastern yellow ship ment 1 January 5100 ; February 5150; March 5200: Mill run standard. January 3975; February, March 4000. Hay unchanged. I - PORTLAND. Ore.. Jan 23. Dairy , produce' exchange: Butter, extras 43; standards 41 tt; prime firsts 40; firsts 38 'A. Eggs,, extras 49; lirsts as; pullets 47; current receipts 43., Father and SonS Appear In Sacred Concert Sunday A rery unusual service will be conducted at the First Methodist church on Sunday night. Assisted by the choir under the leadership of Professor' Hobsbn, Dr. E. C. Hickman, president of KitnbaU School of Theology.'and his father. Rererend G. W. Hickman of Aber-J deen. South Dakotav will . gtye a concert of sacred song.,'. -'-t : t The father, ; although having passed the , three-score ,.and ten mark, possesses a lyric tenor voice. m naittiNal atikkfiAfla a w m w.Anr A UL - uuuouai ftjvuixcss - j;w w v The strong full baritone of the son blends. Into perfect'Jiarmony with the sweet clear.tenor of the farther. Father and son. have sung together for many years loathe delight 6t multitudes. Their singing aroused great enthusiasm at the world cen tenary celebration; at Columbus Ohio, where they appeared repeat edly before audiences of 15 to 2 (J thousand people A unique feature of tbe Sunday evening program will be the dra matic presentation! of the famous Sankey hymn,. "TJie Ninety 4nd Nine," by the senior Hickman." A beautiful hymn , written by the father will be sung by father and son. Dr. D. W. Riddle of Kimball will accompany father and son on the grand piano. ' - ' . Vessel to Make. Port On Own Power Within a few weeks the steamer "Relief" will.be la service again, declared shipping !men . yesterday, in commenting upon tbe vessel that was sent to the bottom of the Willamette river daring tbe recent freeze. ; , . Tests have been " mad of the boilers and engine! of the steamer, which was successfully raised from her grave, patched knd conditioned to make her own way down the river. Wood wasf loaded on the decks after, the heavy coating; of river silt had been scraped from her deckings by 4 crew of men. who have been bpsy during - the The hole that was made in the side of the, "Relief" is about a foot above the water, if the steam er has no cargo. The canvas patch which was put over the hole is above water. t r.- Below this hole; the hull does not seem to be damaged, and the river men state that . part . of, the vessel is in good shape. However, the hull above the! patch is crush ed and timbers fcaVe been broken. Tbe cost of repairs, however, ".will not exceed a cost bf a few thous and dollars, j,.,! ' i;'. J i ; t ,: Bids are to be called for to rei condition the damaged vessel when he arrives at PorilamL. 1 1 x , Mayor Giesy Attends Meet I; Of City Executives Today Mayor J. B. Giesy will attend a conference In Portland today of Oregon city executfres,' which - is to consider matters, relative to traffic regulation. jThe convew tlon waa called by Ralph Barbour, city : commissioner, of, Portland, who is co-operating with -other Oregon cities- in Mm attempt -n to safeguard the interests of. smaller cities. -. ; , ; . - t : In commenting upon the alleged attempt of some interests to pot through a bill during the present legislative meet to secure control of ' traffic through small cities. Mayor Giesy stated that the bill would probobly be declared -unconstitutional, even if It was pajs ei by the ksLilallre iesioa. . i i IS SHOW SUP RISE Grain Price Runs Wildly, But Shows Reaction Due to Heavy Selling CHICAGO, Jan. 23. Wheat ran up wildly here today as high as 11.96 a bushel. May delivery, but heaivy selling to realize profits led to a sharp reaction ' at ' the last. One of the reasons given for the fresh advance was a repert that values of wheat Jin Argentina were jumping Quicker than the market in Chicago regardless of the fact that wheat here and rye even more so had established a spec tacular new top record again to day. The wheat market here clos ed unsettled at 3-4 cents net lower to 1 cent advance. , May 1.9 4 3-b to $1.94 and July 31.69 3-4 to $1.70, with corn 2 1-4 to 3 1-4 down,' oats 3-8 to 1 ' 1-8 cents off i and provisions varying from 12 fcents "decline to an equal upturn.! j .' v Emphasizing the news from Ar gentina about rapidly rising prices for southern hemisphere wheat was a report that labor troubles were spreading in Austrilia, one of. the chief , otneV countries com peting with the United States. Unusual strength in the rye r SALEM MARKETS Prices quoted r wholesale and r prices receiTed by farmers. No retail pi ices are (iren. OKADJ AHD HAT i No. 1 soft white wjinit ;-- . V77 No, 1 soft red wheat , $1.74 Oats u... 65e Cheat hay , $14 Oat kay i. j ; $16 CUnrer hay, baled. $15 Oat and Vetch hrl-- $16.30 ' PORK, MTXTIOH ASJ BEEF Hers, 1OO-200 cwt ..$ 10.50 Hoys, 200-250 ewt-..- . $10.25 Hogs, 250-300 cwt.. $10.00 Light sows ....9c Top eat . Iresed veal, Cows 9e - 13Vfce ..23e -14c top- Lambs POTCTKT Hssvy . hens ,, ,-,' ,, 2 ... Springers ., :- .,; 18 .16( le 18c 5c L.igit" hens 13 IS . EGO 8. BTTTTER. BTTTTERPAV Creamery -butter -.... ; ;4647e Bnterfst, delivered, . ; ,. ,44c Kilk, per ewt, ; . $2.O0 ts,- standards .4 4042e Pallets ,. ., . . ; j ..; 35 49 Lb. Crown Best Creamery Crystal White Lakeview No. 2 Maine 1 ' . . . -: : r . . -; - ! ' - ' - '' i : ' 1 i ; ; T Fancy Large Florida Vfj Hill's; Bros., 1 lb. 2 lb. tins ... M. J.IB., 1 lb. tins 2 lb. tins axy uves u a uza u . 3 White Laundry Soap i 2 Buttcrmillr and Borax Soap 1 Large Lighthouse Washing Powder I SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TELEPHONE ORDZHS Phcno 14 ' ''y- Armour's Light Shield! Breakfast 4...' '-:i-f't! rt"ii -: r Bacon; 6 to 8 lb strips, pound 32c VEGETABLES t . -. i ... . - ;--..-!, I I If A greater variety than ; usual for the i winter season. I :'r i ! Brussel Sprouts Solid Head Lettuce Spinach Greens Squash Yellow Turnips White Bunch Turnips Rutabagas Solid Cabbage Green Peppers Tomatoes Sweet Potatoes Beets Carrots ' Green Onions Large Celery . Soap Special, 4 Fairy Soap 25c 24 Sunny Mon- - -I !' - - -- . . : - day, Soap 1 - market here tended greatly i to stimulate the wheat advance. Ad rices were at hand telling of Im mense' i Russian ' buying . of rye flour at Bremen in Germany. At FLOUR UTTER . DAP RE A iTTi 3) a rof" CO FF tins ... ........ ;.:..57c .... ...... ..57c 51-11 OTH'S Quality jFirst i Groceries and Meats I'M ' : .' n. . i: ' . Order your Meats with your Groceries, one order, one deliv ery, one account, r CANNED GOODS 2 Premium Peas .L.!..... 2 Floral Peas U...: Grand Island Solid Pack Tomatoes . .... 6 for L 3 large Del Monte I As- : paragus ...;. 3 cans Libby Pineapple ..... 10 cans Oregon Milk ..... 3 Onarga Corn ..... 3 Tender Sweet Corn 1 lb. Hershey Cocoa j.. 3 lbs. Bulk Cocoa L...... ... 45c 35c 15c ..85c .$1.00 .. 95c .. 90c 55c ...40c ....40c ....25c " 1 t i .. 1 1 .1 .i ' - - i - I - : . 'ii. ' . '. COFFEE Hill's, Golden West, Golden Gate, M. J. Bn pound'.'.. 57c ; 3 pounds $1.63 ' : ! Gem Blend Coffee A high-grade coffee less the i-tii price of the can, lb. 48c. 3 pounds $1.40. Sugar, per sack, $7.25 urocery to. Phones 1885-6-7 . No charge for delivery one time, excited traders here who were short Of rye to f Hi outstand ing - contracts tforced prices up 7 1-4 cents a bushel for the May de livery. Closing prices "fQr rye were 4 3-8 to 5 1-4 cents above R n n Per Bag ...V Mi !.;:! n B 6 Bars 2 Cans w 1.1.: Golden West, 1 lb. tins . 3 lb. tins Royal Club, 1 lb. tins ......J 5 lb. tins 1 2 lishthouso Cleanser : ' 1 Fancy Baclict - " Crown Flour $2.60 sack Sapphire Flour $2,75 sack Fisher's Blend $2.75 sack FRUITS Oranges are now at their best and at these prices are within reach of all. j 30c, 40c, 60c dozen Blood Oranges, not of ten to be had in this market. They are sweet and juicy. ; 30c dozen . . -... , Florida Grape Fruit -This is all firm, heavy fruit. Nothing is more appetizing - man a grape fruit for break fast. According to size 2 for 15c-2 for 25c Extra large 15c Apples - Spitzenbergs, Wagners, box, $1.25 Vegex Vegex Supplies, Vitamin B which is lacking in . many foods, 55c, 31, $2.15, 34 yesterday's finis Difficulty in selling low grad corn had a depressing effect oi the com market and also on oats Provisions, in line with the hoj market, held about steady. ,40 2) Per Pound ...... 2 Cans ....... ltufJ HQs Each 57c - J !:..............55c i. .. ......52.53 DEM ALL FOR G9c .... aM.i,sJ wuwwfc ' i'.