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TUESDAY MORNING, N0VE5IBER 2 1G2G KIM C. P. STand Willamette Lead - NeviL Horthwftsl League Wlth'One Victory Each Xorthwest Cofeotte Stand'gx. t " ' W. I. Td. Pet. iWinBWtt . .1 0 ft l.00 College of P. S. J 0 0 1.00 Whitman o' 0 1 1.000 tPacilc. . . . t . X X X .600 Llntted. .....0 2 0 .000 College of fda. 0 0 0 .000 I Dope ia the new Northrwest eon freac thii year has beet consid erably, upset since the first of the setvioa, njL thia Qrtf laally"4gBje4 yillam,tte Bearcats hae been one of the chief upset ters. i Football critics had the cham plonship practically decided when the sfcaion started; sUUss that it lay between Whitman and Pacific who played a reeeatj. tfe game in iortiana. me Bearcats, when Uvsx Jfceie, raeixUoaed, at aU, were genexSjljC caacede4 j&v Place, down, nea the bottom. Nowi idwvef, they are in a tie for first place with the College of PugetSoundr both teams having won one game. ThA Bearcats Tic tory was the- most Impressive, , as they defeated, the-Pacific. Jnirer sity Badgers, oae of the strongest tcamwhHe the CPS rittotf was The.flUmetteCPS;gme here next Saturday will eliminate one of. the xwo contenders., and what dop ist available' points to-'si hvd. battle. -L , . Unfleld College, which lost to CPS, by a id ie, 7, score,, was also defeated by Pacific 7 to 0. This shows that CPS mast andoubted,- ly UT a at r eager team than Pa cific by several touchdowns while the Bearcats . won. by a margin- of one field goal.: The .Lggere have a strong aer ial attack, displayed in the Lin- field game, wbeji they threw, pass after pass. Nearly alt of them were successful. , . . . , The, Bearcats are not down hearted bqp the apparent -strength of the Loggers, however, .On. the. contrary, iney.artv garnering aaaeg eosfidence as they go along,' the they have a mnch better team than foe juany seasons. , , - ne . -iiaagers were accounted. a strong forward passing aggrega tion,, bat the Bearcats ma.najred to break up mpst of their aerjal as-r saniis,. ana relieve uey can ao mch, the same,, against Pug$t Sound-' Coach Spec Keene Is not verV opttajstic.orerhe' outcome, how ever. ' He realizes that he has a green teata, aad also that hU men were considerably battered up by the Pacific game, although there were uo serious injarles. . He has plenty ot respect for the ability . of Clyde Hubbard, new ri coach, as the tw.o men were classmates at" OAC and were also n the coaching staff there for yer&l years. - It will be a case of log eat dog when their two teams meet Saturday. 1925 Buicfc Standard Sedan ooks and runs like new. Don't an to sea this before you buy- a ar. ttto j. Wilson. 3 Sa North commercial.' ---- (j - - - White Housa , Restaurant. 362 f.tate St., whftre hundreds bf peo- ie preterto eat. All you want td at for less than von can eat at lonw. Qsality and service. ( Isinore Theater Wilt Show 1 1 Greatest Film of Douglas 1 rairoariKS - For the first time since Douglas f air banks has been in motion pic bres he has produced a photoplay aicx oniy two women, appear, is "The Black Iirate,M to be kown at th Eisiaore- theater farting next Saturday- ;. The women seen In this produc- bn are Billie Dove, leading lady. id Tempo PlfiOtt, maid ta the rolne.T; " , .... , . iThe facV that only two. feminine layers appear is accounted for by 9 satnra.of the story which is mantle la lhe . extreme. "The ack .Pirate" 1 rlD-roarlngr tale the seav reflecting, the spirit, of renteenth century piracy, and in msequenee la dominated: by men. at the adventure of ths fctar ts a fpid fire love affair. .- -, fBillle Dove, her xiaisite beau-: standing forth In sharp contrast tjainst ? the. rugged background med. by-several hundred pie rescue pirates,, is said to present r very best 'screen Interprerta iNash Furniture Co.s takes the fid - with .low, prices on chairs, i kers, tables, wood and steel ids, springs, mattresses, Sares ' n v- - . ..: . . , . , C!.' Townley, oricd prominent ; founder jot lhe ' Nonpartisan una, taVxorth Dakota, now is loltln a potential oil f iel4 in a'same state. " ' i pant. ww UK 3 miCDliniDlDIITC IIILUIU1;F NIHIL ' RUSSELL ' r ... T i hi Russell Greene, popular Salem morrow night in tha six round semi-final event on the armory, card, in what is expected to be a tough and hard-fought battle. Greene has been showing a flock of speed and .scrapping, ability in the last tew. cards. So. is. expected to, tand plenty of punches on Nash's frame when. they enter the ring. Nash his own. "My Official Wife" Starring Irene Rich and -Conway Tea rfe Opens s "My Official Wife." the Warner Bros, picture, which pena.-at the Elsinore theatre .today for. a run of three days, is a screen version of ta,e state melodrama by Charles Blaney, which had a sensational syepesa all over the world,. in the 'nineties. It is a tale of Russia and Austria ia-the days when Czars, and emperors - rode the storm of swirling, intrigue with elaborate- elegance. Founded upon the story by Archibald Clavw ering Gunter. who had in a high degree the almost lost art of cre ating thrills, it seems as vividly, alive today according to all re ports, a -when It .first was' pro duced. The screen version by Graham Baker, was directed by Paul Stein, the Viennese, who was Imported by Warner Bros., as a second Lubitsch. "Wy Official Wife" is his first American pro duction, Irene Rich and Conway Tearle are featured in the leading roles. Miss Rtc appears as a Russian Counters who goes out in mas querade as a peasant ana is cap-r inrea d.six young, nobtement who hold her for a night in an. Inn, where they cast lots for her, Mr. Tearle. plays the, prank Duke's son.' who" wins her" in a lottery. Th swift-moving story lells-ot the countess's revenge. , The supporting . cast includes Stuart Holmes, John Miljam, Gua tav von Seyffertitz, Emil Chautard and Jane Wiaton. Fall hats and a new Una of felts. $3.95 to 4.95, and the ex elusive Priscilla Dean children's hats at the Salem Variety Store, 295 North Commercial. () At Shipley's the ladles of Salem hare satisfied themselves, that they tan get the finest fall and win ter frocks, coats ana dresses ever shqwn jn th! cy. . t; Slate surface roofing applied over your old-shingles. Wo have over. 200 jobs in Salem.:' Nelson Bros., plumbers. sheet metal wojx SSS.Chemeket. () O, J. Hull Auto Top 4 Paint Co. Radiator, fender and body repairing. Artistic painting adds 100 to the appearance of your auto. 28 8. .Commercial, i J Our cakes and pies are of the best. Let ujf serve you once and you'll come- again. Better Yet Bread, made? by, the .Better Yet Baking Co" ; ; -f1-t?J..yv.-. iS The : Cherry City Baking . Co.'s Ijreart.'pies and .cakes are of high- est qoartty. one of Oregon g most sanitary bakeries, i Visit it. Worth while. A Salem show place. () Walter n. Zosel. automobile tires, tubes and accessories. Vul canizing that holds. High quality. super lor service. A trial makes a sa.sloftiet.i Ift S. Com'l. ; .. ; () C, A; Lutnjr. RklabIo"cwWrV stores .What, you are looking for TIIILIflS PUY m AT ELSIUE GREENE boxer, will meet Jack Nash to. promises to get in a few lick of BASKETBALL GETS TIT - Three Men From Last Yearrs Northwest Champkms Form Team Nucleus EUGENE, Nov. 1. (AP). Basketball got under way at the University of Oregon today with 17. men : reporting for first work out. About as many more candi dates! were unable ta attend the first session b.at will, bo added to the- roater within . the. next few days. Three veterans of last year's northwest championship, t ea m were on hand to form the nucleus of the Webfoot aggregation. They are Jerry. Gunther, forward; Roy. Qkerberg, center,. and Swede Wes tergren, all-coast guard. The Salem Hdw. Co., most pro gressive. Every accommodation given to those. In need ot best hardware supplies. Work and pros-' parity the. mpj. to. 1.20 N. Com'l C) STAR OHEGO Wri r ; "Let Staples v Seser -to your Sight" Dr. Edward & jBorlpc BRAIN STRAIN e' fey COUXEIt STATE AND. IIIGR ... . palen?,. Oregon, r tJnt In Connection With) RedCrosa Dm jf -Co. ' S6 ' Lit- OPERA ClSOCIfi Dazzling Oispiay of Jewels and Wraps Form Center of Staring Eyes' -1 NEW YORK. Nov. 1. (AP). Aristocrats of opera and society combined their wealth of music and fashion topight to make the occasion the outstanding event of the year in . their respective worlds. The. spectacle, marking the simultaneous.-opening. a.f. the Metro politan .opera season and tbf. win ter social season, had. for its set-? ting a background , unequalled elsewhere in America for its has sling distplay X)f . jewels, oiltra fashionable ..gowsa. opera wraps and orchids, worn by women who dwell on the Mount Everest of New York's social world. Imperial Rome's-pageantry of splendor, as. presented on the stage An the opening night's opera, "The Vestal.'., was rivalled . by the picture presented, In. the red plush boxes of. the, famous, "diamond horseshoe." The- age ef the limousine successfully, vied with j the , age of the chariot in sharing tha Interest ot the great throng i that filled the staid old opera house to its very doors. "'The orchestra rows and the grand-tier boxes also held social and artistic celebrteties In sueh numbers as are attracted in New York by no other annual event. High above this world of fashion and wealth: ia the .top-most gal leries, sat representatives' of aa- other worJd-American girls who live in hall bedrooms, pinching and saving to carry ;on. their vocal studies; dreaming of a day when they, perhaps, will tread the board of the famous opera house as prima donnas-; youths, confident that some day they will be Verdls and Wagners; immigrants grati fying the love of music acquired in their native land and others making up the motley life of New York. Hundreds of standees filled every foot of standing space. For many. It was sufficient that they could stand- on the streets and see the leaders of the social world as they arrived in, their limousines. : Doughton & Sherwln, Hard ware.. ?J6" N. Com'l. St. Hardware Builders' Supplies, Paints, Varn ishes.' Give us a call you'll find qur prices reasonable. Capital Bargain House, Capital Tire Mfg. Co.. Mike's Auto Wreck ing. Three in one. Bargain cen ter of Salem. Thousands of bar gains. H, Steinbock, 215 Center. ATHLETIC RELATIONS EXD SYRACUSE, N. Y.. Nov. 1. (AP) . Athletic relationa between the United States military acad emy and Syracuse university were temporarily suspended- today as an outgrowth of the Syracuse Army football game at West Point October 16. Several players on each side were Injured in the hard fought .contest. .OREGQ NCJTY. $75,000 mod ern electrical apartment house to be buUt here. ... How many times have yoq gone down the street and passed your best, friend put didn't see him and therefore., did not speak? There is reason; for this: We do nob see with oar .eyes, but with our brain.' Many students sacrifice their health and eyesight because of continued close .work,-exerting, their eyesight, to the utmost' and nagging th4r brainy to see better with defective, eyes.. This should emphasize to" you the importance of having your eyes examined both to. eliminate eyestrain and" brain strain.: ; ,..f ' - ' ... "LET STAPIES SEE TO YORi SIGHT EHONE 1200 FOR. APPOINTMENT 5-I- LATE SPORTS ( PHILADELPHIA, Not. J (APJ-Mickey Tfalker, of Eliza beth. .N.. jl. former .welterweight champion, was ? awarded . the Judei decision over. Joe , Simon Ich, Butte, Mont., at the end of. a 19 round fight here tonight. Sim onich scored the only knock down rin the first round. He was able to held Walker to almost an even break until the ninth, when Mickey rained a shower ef bkw to the bead and body. Simonieh was bad ly battered, but managed to keep his feet until the final bell. Walk er weighed 155 while his oppon ent weighed 154. NEW YORK, Nov. 1. (AP) Bud Gorman of Kenosha, Wis., won. on a foul from Harry Persson of Sweden, in the fifth round of a 10 round bout at Madison Square Garden tonight. Referee Crowley disqualified Persson for hitting low after he had warned the Swed ish boxer in earlier rounds. Pers son weighed 20 pounds and Gorman a half pound less. NEW YORK, Nov. 1. ( AP) Irish Tommy Jordan, Brooklyn welterweight, won frera Lew Ten dler, of Philadelphia on a foul in the fourth round of a It round match at the New Broadway Arena here tonight. Jordan weighed 149, and Ten dler 148H- Tendlef . was winning handily until a heavy left hand smash to the stomach dropped Jordan to the canvas in the fourth. The Brooklyn boy's claim of foul was sustained by the referee. Jordan took, a count of four in the first round. Phil Kaplan of 'New. York, won from Cowboy Padgett,', of .Wyom ing, on a technical knockout in the second round of a IV rouud semi-final. Padgett dropped for a count of nine early in the round. The referee 'decided the westerner was in no condition to contnlno. Kaplan weighed 158 14, and Pad gett 155. KLAMATH FALLS. Nov. "1. (AP) Larry Seratti. "The-Jackson Miner" and . Earl Ritchie, fought 10 rounds to draw in the main event here tonight. In a semi-wiadup boat, Tim Callahan of Portland, knocked out Jack Crim of Klamath. Falls in the fourth round. M EDFORD. Ne ws Publishing Company incorporates, with S4u,- 000 capital. The Opera House Drug Store. Service, quality low prices, friend ship give increasine: patronage. Old customers . advise friends to trade here. High, and Court. () H. L Stiff Furniture Co., lead ers in. complete home furnishings, priced to make you the owner. The store that studies your every need and is ready to meet it, ab solutely.. MATINEE AND EVENING 2 - Attend' the Matinees OIF TQQIEKE'S A ' Viplrt VH-cicr llolmaa Directing behold the Headliner ": broadwqus Sensation EOT! Ulllii wriitjfrtotim Mil f iT - mem you . know j v Ws. . ... . . .11 it. ii t. jriCLUVJEftN ENGLISH SMOKERS USE SUBSTITUTES Local Productions Said to Be "Cool" and Leave No "Herby" Taste LONDON. Nov. 2. (AP Al though millions of pounds of Am erican tobacco. are smoked in Eng land every year and an increasing quantity grown In British Domin ions consumed of late years, there is a steady use of "substitutes" in various parts of England, say bot anists. In Derbyshire the old inhabit ants of rural districts se a "local mixture" made f roan cabbage let tuce which are allowed to grow very large before being gathered. dried and "cured for siuokisg. In Wiltshire, substitutes are made from dried watercress which undergoes a simple curing with plenty of rum in the process. This is said to. make an excellent pipe or cigarette tobacco. Devonshire produces a good lo cal mixture made principally of dried dandelion leaves, which are so dried and cured as to retain all their flavor.) Somerset folk, in remote dis tricts, rely on the sunflower to provide tobacoo substitute. The big leaves are carefully dried and cured with rum, and in some cases can be rolled into a cheroot. All thfse local productions are said to be cool smoking and leave. no "herby" taste in the mouth. Fry's Drug Store, 280 N. Com'l. the pioneer stored Everything -for everybody in the drug supply line, with standard goods and quality service always. () Cure that cold and that raiser able feeling in a jiffy. Get some Quick Cold, Tablets at Nelson & Hunt, Druggists, on the corner ot Court and Liberty Sts. Tel. 7. () LISTEN IN TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 2 KFKC CiWr Pun land Noii Weath er reports. 4-j Musical program. 6:150 Weather reoorts. KKWV Portland 10-11 I lmi.st" wife's hour. Twilight hour. t 7-Bepson hotel rnucert orchestra, (lirwtiou Misha Pelz. 7-8 Amuse ment guidf. 8-8:30 Silver Star Inn irrhetr. K-.30-9 Surprise program. MO KKWV trio. KTHK (2t3) Portland 11 : no 12:30 sy-ppinsf jniidi-. l!30-2:30 Studio program, rmirtesr Sluhbs Electric com nany. 6-C:30 Tourist gnide. KFJ li f 263 Portland 4-5 Special program and Kastern election returns hv special leed wire service. 7:15 clasn hy Ashlevi6:43 Te86.9-Pofuesd rt:l. Journal Joniors. 8:15 8:30 Code rlass by Ashley C. Dion. 9 11 K lection returns and "Music of the Masters" musical program, eoortesy Ralph Schnceloch company. KOIX (.HV) Portland 11-12 Domns tie science and home economies ta'k. music. li-12:43 Noonday concert. 4-5 News items, music. t-7 Pipe or gaii recitaL 7-7 : 15 Amusement guide. AMTAGE VAUDEVILLE TODAY immmnmp.i irrWriit r3Sv.i;tiw C4tE0.!L KtRS. Kelly's boy, TOM - mmrzz -7:45-8 Edncfttional talk. ' 8-3:20 . In Qnimby. dramatic reader. :30 to rmd Blow Wrmperk l mm in boxiag evet-st Armory arena- fctwaea Cbuck Heuniaa and (Horfa Mtiks. (4S7) Lo Anele 5 :S Mf in program. 6 K"I nightly doings. 6:13 KFI radio iravel guide. 6.3 0 Vent pocket program. 6:43r-fcW. 'JoTin T- Miller. "HtBina Ntara Arond tha World." 7 aoi" Hwar Qu.tity STfnders. " 8 Grand 'ppra ftatnrvm from opera lv Fowlai rul Verti. itli x'rla;- V Hkri. Ro)er t"rd. itanrintf "Dyer, .Will Grrowj- and Sere- Ar- Brtet.'- lO "AtBre Mask; dab nji- Koiisett. Btoa t,iiip3-; Uoi : Whiff man and Wionw Jrkr- Hetty Ardew, KFJ girU , K-NV (337 Ijox Anitl TIO Vr ied' studio rf ruai. popular al l elsi ra). Ambassador hotel . daae .rhatra. , KFVB (252) 'ls AnreJrt :S:1S !i JO Varied studio program, vocal and . jnetrumenfal. 9:10-10:10 1'opnlar proKTsm. danre masic. KH.r Ix8 Aogeh-n :Sf-7:30 Child rea' prgraisv 7 : HO 8 -Vsrid pro gTfm of minif. 10-11 Dane mwsie. KOMO ,'306) Seattle fi:15-7:45 limner progrm. ' 8-9 -Tjecrare sod ransic. 9-10 Topulsrufogram. Q..W. Day, tires, "tubes and ac: cessoxles. Has the Goodyear tires, the , standard of the world. Mr. Day can . give yon more mileage. Corner ComX and Chemeketn.. () The Midget Meat Market never tails to give you the finest meats and fish. There is but one place in Salem to get the finest fish. The Mid ire t Market has it for you; ( The Marion Automobile Co. The Stndebaker, the world's - greatest automobile value. Operating cost small. Will last a lifetime, with care. Standard coach J 1415. (). The Dixie Bakery leads oa hlgfc class breads, pies, cookies and fane; aked supplies of every kind.4 Best by test. Ask old customers. 139 Court St. () Ulrichj. & Roberts, realtors; 122 N. Commercial St,f know property values and make for you ' prpiitr able investment. Will both save and make you money. () General Markets tlVESTOtK ' PORTT.AXD, Ore.. Nor. I. Cattle- a ad calves slew. week; receipts: Cattle 2.960. (It4 through ). Calres 480. Stecrff. medium $5.30 fr? S.bO; common 5.75 (j.30 ; canners and cutter steers 4757.O0; cows, lommon and medium $4.50t s'.2.; cutters and cuttert 82. 00 y 4.50; hulls, gcod $4.20 ( 5.23 ; cutters and medium, eannera and bolog nas $4.00 4.5'H calves, medium, to choice, milk feds excluded $7.0f'a. 9.00 ; culls and vommon $6.-50f7.00; realers, niedil'in and choice J10-0 12.00; culla and common $6.06e 10.00. Itni's 'J 5c to 50c lower; receipts 5,103. (120 throosrh). Heavy weight 1S0-2OO pounds, medium good aad choice $12.00 p 13.50; medium weights K0(fi . 3.V0 : pounds, common, medium, good and choice 12. riUUi 13.75: light weights 100-260 pound common, medium good and choiea Sta.5(T 13.85; lijght lights 180-260 pound!,, cummon, medinm, good and choice S13.50fir 13.85; packing hogs, rough and smooth $10.50(11.50; atangbtet pigs 90 l.lO pounds. medium, good and choice 12.75i 14.O0; feeder and stocker pigs 70-ISO pounds, medium, food and: .choice $13.50 14.50. - Soft or:ily hogs and roasting pigs ex cluded in above quotations. Sheep and lambs nominally steady; receipts 620 (12 through lambs, me dinm to choice $10.0Ott' 12.00: .lambs, cuVj and common $8. 00 10.00: year ling wthr, medium. t choice $8.00(ff 10.75; ewes, eoramon to choice $4.00 6.O0; calls $2.00a4.00. Outside quotations bued on bet Mount Adams, eastern Oregon and similar types, few valley lambs selling above fll.OO. - MILK UUSETTLXD . PORTLAND, Ore.. Nov. 1. AP) Jlilk an settled, price war looms, kids out matineedeejMg 2 . 7 -. 9 Attend the Matinees ''. oiiiP V t' .' - ' i f 0S5IIMEINKO "SP Rl NO ; TRAI N I N 0:" Union Rooter fiOD CARRIERS AKT BUTLDING. LA borera Local No. 441, aeaU Wed. a . p. ay CU 178 for men, CAPITOL TYPOCLRAPHICAI ; TJNIOS No. $1S-I,peaidenv G. F. sse. retary. II. D, Pllkeatow. If eats as. . wad Sateafday; 3:0 as.' ' - fiARPCNTERS'. UNION. NO, irSi. w w-i s. n ii x- . preaiaeas; was. renu, as Skilled mechanic! famishetL. Ph HOTK"- AND ' RESTAORAN"l JSf? ployeea local 45X, every tiura Maadsy. 457 Court Uaxei Pierce, secretary. SALEM UNION LABEL LKACVK Meets tt Labor Hah ea eait ef prsi. deat. F. W. Seaxt. aaeratary. Box 443, Salem. Ore. v Lodge Roster FRATERNAL O&iDKJt OP EAGLE eet; every Wedaeaday. raternity H1L a. XL. Witlett. .Sec'y. TaL8S-R.' KNK3HTS OF! YTH1AS afEITS AT Fraternal UaH eT-err, Tuesday evening. . Visitors invited. K. Park Sturysi, C. C. Walter Inon. K. of JL 8. 1 Che Ortrjon &t&tttmxa abllahed every nsarnltig (axoapt Venr day) -at Ealam, tka capital of Oregon. - Local Rates For Classified Advertising Daily or Sua day .3 cents per word ..5 cents par ward Opt tima Tore times - Biz tinea S cents par word 1 mo. daily aad Sna..2U cents per word Ia order to earu the mora than ana tha rate, advartiseaiaat asust ra la eon seen tiva iasmaa . 't.r- . -K Ad taken for leaa Uu tie. A4 run 8und7vOLY ehsrred a aa-tiHa-atai - .-. !;..-v' -J-.!- Advertiseaants , (except iParsonala laand Silnstioni Wlntedl will 1) taken over tha telephone if taa Advartisar- ia' a subscriber t-pb.n. - ', Tha Statesman will recelva advar tissrrjenU at-any -Un th day or night. . T Lhanrn , proper . elassifie tioaa ada ahould 1,4 in befory? p. an. ' TELEPHXK -2 It Sa- r . r- "Money to Loan r ."..Car REAL ESTATE T. K. FORD (OravLadd A Baa. Bank) vAUTO TOPS SEE PS FOB TOP AMD PAINT WO HOC. O. J. Hall An so Top and1 Peiat Bbop.-tf-2. CotamarciaL ' - ftalftt HELP WANTED Male 11 r YOUNG MAN WaXTW) TO WORK 1 ato paiat shop. Jarmon Je Holtomh. 219 Sute St. 1 - Itn ATANTX Employment 19 WANTED- G EX KRAI Off ICK , WORK. Phoaa 260. - 15nS fOa OAKDEK PLOWING. BAKEMKNT digging aad . team work. Phone 73r2. J" ' 19al4tf WANTED NfrRSIXG AT MY HOME. or will go out. rtone 1960'v after 8 Skwtr. - ! . ' . lnft.a , work. Farm or wood preferred. Rt "'i ' Box Si. ' ' - n ? J FOB REXT rOR RENT HOUSES AND APATi! menu.. F L. Wood, 841 fiuta St. H ' ' '' 3tm42trj FOR RENT VACANT LARGE S-ROOJT flat with ranees, furnace, etc. Rem 30 Lease- $33. Kee. 666 Ferry street, ttocke . 4b . lleudricks, 18i N. . li,igj street.- PRINTED CARDS. SIZE 14, BY 7 IN. Wording, vFor Raat," prle 10 ceata each. - Statesman Bnsiaesa Offaes, FOR KE?JT Apartments 23 THREE-BOOM FURNISHED. ' FIRST floor witk-ligbi, watar. -sarage. - 41 K. 214 street. v . 23n4 MODERN ' APARTMEST. 415 JIARION. Phone 1187-Vf - 23n5 Z-ROOM. -HEATEB . APARTMENT. '. cround floor, pacUy- furnished. 675 JMarion. ( . S3a FVRNISHED APARTHENT. 133S STAT hi . -. - - . - S3B6 MODERN 3-ROOM FURNISHED, IX)WN stsirs, privata batkr aad, beat. - 1133 Cbnrt St. - - SSOtt rOR REN'T FtTRNISHSD 4-ROOl apartment. 1383 M 3CEt . ', '' ; PQR itEJiTRooriis -;ir S3 , FOR "RENT--TJNFCUNISMlSD '6-HOOW , hooser -t814 Broadway. - - 2i CLEAN, WELL ' FTJRNISHKD- ROOM. With or withoirtf "board. -15TS CVirt ' St. Phone 1150W.- y - ; 85 t FOBRlT-Trllpttse , 27 HOUSE FOR RENT.' TELEPHONE 1S5. o ert at 161 N. 19th. '.'787 at 48e.'' . Chnmmg cream 42M 4-Tc - " per pound net 'shippers track fit SSoaa 1. Cream delivered Portland 44f4Se per poand. Raw milk f 2.23 Wt- f.o.b, Portland. '" Poultry steady: heavy Ken 2S32et liglit 16c; springe 2123; pekin whita ducks 24e; colored l517ertorkey liva 32Si34: dressed 4Se4-4c pound. Onions steady: local 73eCf $1.19? 'Wait Walla - 9c 0 1.00 1 potato 1.50 4JO J ck, . . ; . : t ' ' D AJEY " PORTLAND. ov. ,X.(AP) Dairy Exchange, aet'Wt; ,-Buttr eJttran 41; standards 40s'i prime f ir: ts 3Bli; firsts S6e. - ' - , .f ' f - -; -. v Kcrga eatras 48c; firsts 43. Pullers tlf , current receipt 45c; underused 27c. , f; wooti L BOKTON. Nov.; ,1. AP) Domestia wools meet with continued inquiry, bat ales are rather slow. Demand ia renter ed td spat stock for immediate delivery. Athoagh ; foreign, spot wools are rniat. quotations on available supplies are vary strong, and some offerings ara b -Id aboee the present level of prices. In spite ef the slowness of the Boston market,' vaS ue jeaeraily.' aav hotdiag firm. - ..-....., j ' -, .'' ' " WHEAT "V i CHICAGO. Nor, 1. AJ1 Tnerrnsing United 84atea lad a good deal to do with A . : I . 1 j , . . 1 Itig receipts of corn here acted aUo as bearish influence', and the 'corn marke dropped to. a new low prie -record fo.1 the season. Closing quotsliona on wlrt nnsettW ai . to a net decline, with com 1 m 1 to 1 j dowa. and Pft ", ' . -... ; . 'lOBTLAND.'... Nov. 1. (AP) Wheal BUB, lid. While. HW, BS, Baart, Nov. Iec; $1.37; Federation Nov. lw, SI. 36; soft white Nov. Ttvc 1.36Vi: weatern white, hard, winter,; .Nov. Dej". $1.36; northern spring, watstern. Jfed Nor. Dee. .... - ,. - - . . . Oats No. 2, SB pound wliila feed aad pay Dee. $32.50, Barley, No. 2, 45 p-.nud BV, Nor. Dec. f2H.r.o. Cora. 3 EY shipment No. 33.0. Alillran, standard Nor. Dee. $C4.tM. "' "I'"- - HAY PORTLASD fAP) Hay Buying" prices r Fatero Oregor timothy $20.00(322.00;, ditto valley 17.fW 17.50; cheat $13O0r alfalfa 17.50 18.0O: oat hay $13 00: oat and vetch l (iftt, IX fMI . straw 7 flll7 An 4 C A' in jewelry. Where a child can. buy eaf cJ 3 A. -wan. or wpman. llepalrlns in all lines. (") . f r .. . . AjRt.JRVAAA AK fc . Js, A.M- tov SeUinj. pricev fi too- w re-, . is U SA A A. A. A A A AAAAAA..-... . . .