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The NewJ)KEGOK STATESMAN, Salt Oregon, Sunday Morning, September 9192S
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MAKE S1000 beforeChristmas
. selling exclusive personal Christ
mas cards; distinctive steel en
graved designs. Expensive Sample
Book free. Wetmore, Janes t
Sugden, Rochester, N. Y. ' 1
;10-S15 DAILY taking orders
for LaSalle Tailored Shirts. Ex
perience unnecessary, part or full
time. Factory prices, splendid
puallty, huge selection. Big hand
some outfit FREE:- Hare -you
Sold before; for w&om? Write
today, 'LaSalle Shirt Mfg. Co..
1007 Chicago Ave.. Chicago.
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SALESLADIES WANTED,:
REPRESENT Real Manufacturer
r928 Fall Dress Outfit FREE;
Factory to Wearer Prices; Liberal
" Iare-ihslons; Protected Territory
-TfEWEST MODES, Dept. 191
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ATTENTION! ! Collect and keep
$.00 every order. Make from
60 to 180 every week. Two
uits or suit and overcoat $27.95.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Big
swatch outfit free. LaSalle Gold
Seal Clothes, 527 Broadway, New
York.
f 10-$15 DAILY taking orders for
LaSalle Tailored Shirts. Experi
ence unnecessary, part or. -full
time. Factory prices, splendid
quaality, huge selection. Big
handsome outfit FREE. Have
you sold before; for whom? La
Salle Shirt Mfg. Co., 100 W Chi
cago Ave., Chicago.
TWO young men 18 to 25 for
Bales work. Call 8 to 9 a. m.,
2490 Fairgrounds Road.
WANTED at once a good man
to cover local 100 store route. No
selling; just distribute and collect.
Apply PERIS MFG. CO., Florin.
Penna.
" WANTED Man who knows
farm life to drive through country.
) Steady work, good pay. MeCON
! KON & COMPANY, Dept. A 182,
J'noPa' Minn. '
SELL Business Cards at $1.65
thousand. Big commission. Every
fjlrm buys. No competition. Wm.
6chultz & Co., 508 W. iOth Street.
Los Angeles, Calif.
SALESMAN An old estab
lished, nationally-known million
dollar concern, manufacturing a
thoroughly high-class, diversified
line of exclusive advertising spec
ialties and calendars requires full
time services of capable salesman.
Permanent connection, weekly re
mittance against -liberal commis
sion schedule, including full allow
ance for mail and repeat orders.
Fall selling season just opening.
Correspondence confiden tial.
Please give age, business experi
e nee and referencesin first letter.
The American Art Works Inc.,
Coshocton, Ohio;
AGENTS -Automobile seat cov
ers $2.95 selling like wildfire.
New all buy. Write QUALITY
SALES, 513 s'. Dearborn, Chicago.
? BEAT competition. $25.00 dally
taking orders guaranteed shirts
and neckties. We deliver. Outfit
free. MORTON, 1217-R VanBu
ren, Chicago.
MONEY TO LOAN :
CITY AND FARM loans at low-
est rates. Bcftt terms obtainable.
Our Insurance department offers
yon expert advice and service la
all lines.
HAWKINS ROBERTS (Inc)
Tel. 1427 205 Oregon Bldg.
' WANTED-Loans
WANTED
Private money to loan on REAL
ESTATE.
W. H. GRABENHORST & CO.
134 S. Liberty St.
WANTED Male Help
HOPPICKERS All-day pick-
lng. Tel. 142. 540 Ferry St.
MAN and wife to work 25 acre
tract near Salem. Most know the
chicken business. References
with first letter. Address Box
1157"Salem.
WANTED, middle aged man
and wife without children for jan
itor work. Phone 2873 J.
WANTED Experienced shoe
and clothing man, also ready-to-wear
clerks. Address box . 27,
care Statesman.
lf. WANTED Female Help
UjAWOMAN OF REFINEMENT,
personality, between age of 25 and
f .40, who is entirely unincumbered
and free to travel extensively, de
sired by nationally known organlz
ation. Salary,, bonus and trans
portation. Give full information
first letter. F. E. COMPTON it
CO., 1004 N. Dearborn, Chicago.
ADDRESS envelopes at home
spare time. $15-$25 weekly easy,
Experience unnecesarsy. Digni
fied work. Send 2c stamp for par
ticulars. MAZELLE, Dept. F168,
Gary, Ind. i
LADIES WANTED for most fas
cinating work, painting, novelties
at home. Experience unnecessary
as we teach you free and furnish
all materials free excepting paints.
Write for details and sample.
SIMM ART-CRAFT CORPORA
TION, San Francisco. .
WANTED Situations
r WAfl icu iiair uma work as
: ... b09k-eper. typist or general of
Km flee work. Experienced. Refer-
!, mim furnished Phnna KAS-M
WANTED children to care for
by dependable young lady. Call
at 35 S. Capitol St. Phone
1903-J. I
FOR SALE Misc.
,
ONE good used washing ma-
V. : . chine. See the same 4SX Ferry
t FOR SALE-sServlee ' Station.
See yn, ,vsv so. jom.
-SPECIAL Sunday, Stovall's
evergreen sweet cflrn for canning
T-vegetahles. Otto Hunt; RC 8.
Box 9i. North ot Kaiser school.
SADDLE in good condition
cheap. 2120 Myrtle Ave.
STRING BEANS for canning.
Three cents pounds Order by sack.
Turner, Rt, 3, box 49.
TRADE your silent piano on all J H
electric Radio Six standardiC
makes to choose from all new
1929 models. Geo. C. Will, 432
State St.
IMPROVED Alberta .peaches
ready for canning. Tel. 6F3. L.
Townsead.
ENDICOTTS Quick relief oint
ment wonderful remedy for ery
sipelas. poison oak, burns, piles,
old chronic sores. On sale all
leading Druggists In city. Money
back guarantee.
FURNITURE UPHOLSTERING
and repairing,
ntture Store.
Glese-Powara Fur-
FOR SALE Old newspapers.
16 cents a bundle. Statesman of
fice, 215 South Commercial.
WANTED Used pianos. In ex
change on Radios, phonographs, or
furniture. H. L. Stiff Furniture
Company.
HOP .BASKETS, Hop Hand
Scoops. Hop roller scoops. Hop
Measuring Crates Patent applied
for. Stoves and ranges rebuilt and
for sale. All sizes woven wire fen
ces. 250 Court St. back of Bus
ick's, phone 124.
J.. A. SNEED
drilling.915 2464-J.
-HigU grade well
N. 1 8th. Tel
FOR SALEM Sea ranger service
call 1C7.
GRAPES for table, juice, jelly.
Phone 212. O. W. Bean. '
WANTED Misc.
BUFFET, Kitchen Cabinet, Din
ing table and chairs. Singer sew
ing machine and 1 other fur nture
to sell or trade for wood.'. ,2295
So. Church. Phone 13 65-J.
IF YOU WISH a wealthy, pretty
wife, write DORIS DAWN, East
Cleveland, Ohio, (stamp)
WEALTHY young man; anxious
to marry.. Ladies write FERN
GREY, Station B, Cleveland. Ohio.
VV ANTED 2 furnished house
keeping rooms. Close in. Not
over $15.00. a month. Private
family preferred. Box 685tates-
man.
HIGH school girl wants place
to work for room and board, near
school. Phone 1654-J.
GIBSON'S Dryer Liberty-Commercial.
Drying solicited. Phone
2C82 11F14 or 21F31.
- CASH for used furn.. stoves.
tools, etc, H. J. lioock, formerly
Lib. Ex. Call 841. 349 N. Com'l.
WANTED DRESS MAKING
Plain and fancy. See Mrs. Bush.
1140 McCoy Ave.
FURNITURE PACKING for
shipments. Giese-Powers Furni
ture Co.
EXCLUSIVE agents for the
Mueller, wood or coal burning all
cast furnace. Get our prices be
fore installing. General estaeet me
tal work. Capitol Sheet Metal
Works. 2875-J.
WANTED Names and 7a(f
dressses of Spanish American War
veterans and widows. Service be
tween April 21, 1898. and July 4,
1902. ' O. Anderson, Pension
Claim Agent, 7 S. Milliard: Mont
gomery, Ala.
MANY wealthy wanting sweet
hearts. Ladies! Gentlemen!
Friendship Society, 505 S. To
peka, Wichita. Kan.
HIGH school girl wants place
to work for room and board,' near
school. Phone 1654-J.
' BARRED Rock pullets ready to
lay, $1.50 each. Also Reds, Mln
orcas, Orphlngtons, Jersey Giants.
Come and see them. Tel. 133F2.
Lee's Hatchery.
FIVE room house, garage, four
blocks school on two. bus lines,
to trade for acreage near Salem.
Address Owner Statesman,
Bqx 1715.
Toots and Casper
IF CAoPEQ
MB HAD TO
WANTS ME
OUT ON SU1NES
ANt HE AkED ME
TO PHONE. YOU!
TO HAVE
LUNCHEON! WITH HIM
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Polly and Her Pals
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TEAM WORK of all kinds and
excavating. Phone May field 72F2.
CAPITOL BARGAIN and Junk
bouse 105-145 Center. TeL 398.
All kinds of JLunk bought and sold;
Rags. Sacks, Bottles, Barrels.
Hides, Pelts. Wools. Furs, Tallow,
ascira Bark, Grape Root, Pitch,
feppermint oil, all kinds ot iron
and metal everything from a
needle to a locomotive.
LOST AND FOUND
FOR SALE Wood
A.
WOOD for sale 2nd growth
fir. . F. T., Mitchell. Phone
Z46-W;
REASONABLE PRICES ON
- GOOD WOOD
2 cords bct grade 4' Sec
ond Growth Fir :...$12.00
2 cords bet' grade 4' Old
Fir $14.00
2 cords 2nd grade 4' Old
Fir 12.00
3 large loads 16" Old Fir
best $24.00
2 cords 4' Q'A Fir green
slab 8.00
1 large load 16" Old Fir
mill block . 5.50
1 large load 16" dry planer
wood off car 5.50
Off pile 6.00
See our wood and compare tne
price and quality before you buy.
Can Deliver Immediately
FRED E. WELLS
Phone 1542 280 S. Church SU
DRY Grub Oak. Pnone 2356.
DRY WOOD, fir and oak. L.
C. Kelley, 2010 NV 6tn St. Pn.
2710M. ;
DRY 16 in. old fir. Phone 235.
DRY 16 in. old fir, 4 ft. fir and
oak. Reduction on orders. C. U.
Harbaugh, 838 Highland Ave.
Phone 1990.
GOOD DRY wood. Phone 72F2.
M.'D. Mayfield. t .
GOOD DRY wood for you D.
A. Larmer. Tel. 830.
GUARANTEED DRY wood
coal. Tel. 13. Salem Fuel Co.,
752 Trade.
WESTERN UNION time. Trucks
for hauling. Wood to burn. Call
529.
GOOD COAL DRY WOOD
PROMPT DELIVERIES
HILLMAN FUEL CO.
TELEPHONE 1855
NEWSPAPERS
W THE PORTLAND TELEGRAM
Salem Agency. The Ace. Tel. 939.
WATER
OREGON-WASH. Water Ser
vice Co. Office 304 So. Commer
cial St. Ten per cent discount on
domestic flat rate paid in advance.
Ko deduction for absence or any
cauee unless water Is shut off
your premises.
HOSPITALS
FIREPROOF, fully equipped
Mission Hospital, 2605 Maple, of
fers complete surgical service.
Mrs. Viola Hannon. succeeds Mrs.
Eva Porter, in management
North on Cottage to Maple.
OPTICIANS
IF YOU have trouble with your
eyes see Dr. Eaton, 265 N. Com'l.
Glasses at bedrock prices.
GENERAL DIRECTORY
AUCTIONEER
F. N. Woodry
12 Yrs. Salem's leading Auctioneer
and Furniture Dealer
Residence and Store
1610 N. Summer SU
Phone 511
H. F. WOODRY & SON
The AUCTIONEERS Who Sell
"Rite-Down-Town"
Phone. 75
20 Years Experience
COL. A. L. STEVENSON, auc
tioneer, 28 years' exper fence in
the Willamette valley, for dates
or arrangements see F. A- Doe IN
tier, farm advisor. First National:
Bank, Salem. Phone or write. A.
L. Stevenson, Corral lis. Ore.
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BATTERY , ELECTRICIAN
R D. BARTON KXIDE Bat
teries Starter and generator
work. 202 South High.
U. S. L. Service Station
Automotive Electricians
Vick Bros.
High St. at Trade. Tel. 1341
BEAUTY PARLG&
THE MODEL BEAUTY PARLOR
M2 N. Commercial.
TeL 956
THE MODERN MARINELLO
For Men, Women and Children
206 Masqnio Bldg. TeL 370
BICYCLE REPAIRING
LLOYD E. RAMSDEN Columbia
Bicycles and repairing. 387 Court.
BOAKb AMD KOUM
ROOM, BOARD, single meals,
Sunday dinners. Alexandria, ltf30
Chemeketa. Phone 1539.
CHmOPRACTORS
DR. ST A Pit AN, Dietitian, Mas
ter Electro-therapist. 309-11 Ore
gon Bldg.
DR. O. L. SCOTT. PSC. Chiro
practor. 256 N. High. Tel. 828-R.,
Kes. 2104-J.
: DRS. SCOFIELD, Palmer Chiro
practors. X-Ray - and N. C. M.
New Bank Bldg.
DENTISTS
Dr. S. Ralph Dippel, Specialist
Extraction of teeth, gas or local.
Dental X-ray. 315 Frist Nat. Bldg.
DOCTORS
L. G. ALTMAN, M.D.. Homeo
pathic Physician, phone 147, 296
N. Liberty St.
ELECTRICIANS
HAL1K ELECTRIC CO".
Electric contracting and, repairs
Electric fixtures and supplies.
Electric ranges and washers.
Ph. 2 461 N. Front
FLEENER ELECTRIC CO.
House wiring by hour'orcontract.
Estimates furnished. ' TeL 980
471 Court St.
FLORISTS
FLOW EKS FOR ALL occasions
Olsen's, Court & High St.,
Tel. 801.
CUT Flowers, weaaing bouquets
funeral wreaths, decorations. C.
F. Breithaupt, florist. 512 State
Street. Tel. 380.
HOTELS
Permanent roomers Hotel Sena
tor Annex Formerly Terminal
Hotel. Attractive rates by week
or month. Phones in all rooms,
inquire Hotel Senator, Phone 696.
INSURANCE
WARREN F. POWERS
Life and General Insurance
219 U. S. Bank Bldg, Tel. 607
ANDERSON & RUPERT
General Insurance
169 S. Hlh. TefT 1644
BECKE c HENDRICKS
189 N. High. Tel.
L61
LAFLAR & LAFLAR
Ladd ft Bush Bank Bldg. Tel. 546
W. A. LISTON, General Insurance
104-5 Masonic Bldg. TeL 1321
. RICH L. REIMANN
General Insurance, Loans
219 K. High St. TeL 86S
WILLAMETTE INSURANCE
AGENCY
215 Masonic Bldg.
TeL 982
KODAK FINISHING
FREE ENLARGEMENT with
very 50c order, Kodak work. Raw-
lings, Portland, Ore.
LAUNDRIES
THE NEW SALEM LAUNDRY
THE WEIDER LAUNDRY
Telephone 25. 263 S. High
TRY THE HOME WET WASH
JUnndry. Tel. 171, 1356 B St.
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CAPITAL CITY LAUNDRY I
The Laundry of Pure Materials"
Telephone 165. 1264 Broadway
MATTRESSES
r MATTRESSES RENOVATED by
tne capital City Bedding Co.. 3030
North CapttoL Called for and de
livered. All work guaranteed.
TeL 19. j
MUSIC STORES
FOR RENT New, pianos. H. L.
Stiff Furniture Company
GEO. C. WILL Pianos, Phono
graphs, jsewing mf chines, sheet
music and piano studies. Repair
ing phonographs and sewing ma
chines. 432 State street, Salem.
MUSIC TEACHERS
MODERN PIANO i a 21 Frank
Sutton, Waterman course. Studio
ysv cottage. inone 2165-J.
OSTEOPATHS
DK. F. aj.n uail.uk, Osteo
pathic Physician ana surgeon,
general Surgery ana Oostecries.
Offices 304 Oregon Bldg. Oliict
pnone 125; Res. zutil.
PAlNIIiSG
CHAS. BENNETT Painting
contractor. Painting, paperhag
ing. 2283-J. 17 Vv est Miller.
PAPER HANGING
PHONE GLENN Adams for
house decorating, paperhanging,
tinting, etc. Reliable workman.
PLUMBING
PLUMBING and general repair
orK. uraoer Bra., it6 So. J-iD
erty. Tel. 550.,
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PRINTING
FOR STATIONERY. cards,
pamphlets, programs, books, or
any kind of printing, call at the
Statesman Printing Department,
215XS. Commercial Tel. 583.
RADIO
For every purpose, tor every
purse All, standard sizes of Radio
Tubes. EOFF ELECTRICAL
SHOP, 335 Court St. Tel. 48S.
REST HOMES
CONVALESCENT and rest
home, facing Lithia Park, Ash
land. Ore. Delightful climate and
surroundings for invalids and old
people'.
TAILORS
D. H. MOSHER Tailor for men
and woran. 4 74 Court St.
TRANSFERS
226 State St. Til. 933. Distribut
ing, forwarding and storage our
peciaiuy. uet our rates.
We Move
Store and Ship
Household goods. Our specialty
is piano and furniture moving. We
also make country trips. We han
dle the best ?
Coal and Wood
Jail on us for prices. We give
good measure, good quality and
good service!
Larmer Transfer Co.
Tel. 930
VETERINARIANS
FRED W; LANGE. Veterinarian
Office 529 S. Commercial, TeL
1198. Res. Tel. 1666.
LODGE ROSTER I
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CHEMEKETA LODGE NO. 1,
I. O. O. F. Meets every Wednes
day evening at 7:30 o'clock; third
floor of I. O. O. F. Temple, corner
of Court and High streets.
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TO PAY IM ADVAMXE,
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New First National Bank
Building Directory
BASEMENT
' D Ljjie Shiaing Parlor
Experts (or , Ladies and Geatle
Tt HKJSH BATHS MASSAGE
Offica Telephone 2314 X
Residence Telephone 2833
SECOND FLOOB
Cottar's Phot Serviea
TeL 708. Over the Spa
THIKO FLOOR
C. F. Gillette Suite 310 11-11
Lawjer Telephone 105S
Dr. David B. Hill. Orthodontia
(Straightening of irregular teeth)
FOURTH FLOOB .
Kra. O'Neill
Phone 625
A Burdette, Optotnetrirto
. 401-402-403-404-405
SIXTH FLOOR
Kobia D.
Dj and Donald
Attorney at Uw
Telephone 193
610 611-612
EIGHTH FLOOR
Dr. C. Ward DaTis General Dentilrj
TeL 816. F.renjng by appointment
Room 802
TENTH FLOOR
Dr. W. A. Johmoi
Telephone 1235 '
Dentist
1001
; REAL ESTATE
. DIRECTORY '
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ANDERSON & RUPERT, Realtors
169 S. Righ. Tel. 1644
BARBER & BOND
200 Gray Bldg. TeL 790
BECKE & HENDRICKS
189 N. High. Tel. 161
A. C. BOHRNSTEDT
147 N. Commercial. Tel. 577
LEO N. CHILDS CO., Realtors
220 State SU Tel. 1727
s FRED G. DELANO
290 N. Church. Tel. 2830
J. LINCOLN ELLIS
2295 S. Church St. Phone 1356J
HOMER D. FOSTER REALTY CO.
J70Va Stale St. Ph. 2431-W.
GASKILL & EARLE
166 S. Liberty St. Tel.
2242
W. H. URABENUOKST & CO.
134 S. Liberty St, Yai ilS
MELVIN JOHNSON
320 U, S. Bank Bldg.
Tel 637 1
LAFLAR & LAFLAR
Ladd & Bush Bank Bldg. Tel. 546
LARS EN OR RICE
225 Oregon Bldg. Tel. 174
W. A. LISTON
404-5 Masonic Bldg. Tel. 1321
ARTHUR MADSEN
2074 North Capitol. Tel. 2807
MELLINGER COMMITTI
409 Oregon Bldg. TeL 1170
W. O.
331 State St.
MILLS
Tel. 175
i W. E.
451 Court St.
MOSES
Tel. 2813
GERTRUDE J. M. PAGE
484 Court. TeL 1882
PERRINE & MARSTERS
211-212 Gray Bldg. Tel. 907
RICH. L REIMANN. Realtor
219 N. HighSt. TeL 865
SALEM REALTY CO.
462 State St. Room 7. Tel. 1004
CHARLES SPURLIN
210 Oregon Bldg. TeL 1935
SOCOLOFSKT ft SON
304-5 First Nat. Bk. Bldg. Tel. 970
I FEEL UNEASY
Lunch J
iABOUT TOOTS! I WISH
i knew where she.
WENT! WHY. IF ANYONE
EVER HARMS A HAIR,
ON HER HEAD rfc TEAR
'EM LIMB FROM LIMB'
BEEN
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MV STARS, US'EVJ "Tp VI ahem
-THE MENU FORT-DAV. AHCM J
AWHECK!
CLAM ChOMJDEQ
BAKED SEA-BASSRCAST
DUCKiKQrXST
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SQUARE DEAL REALTY
U. S. Nat'l Bank Bldg. TeL 470
TRIANGLE REALTY v CO.
4X1 Court St. Tel. 451
ULRICH & ROBERTS
129 N. Commercial. TeL 1254
U. S. REALTY CO.
442 State St. " TeL 2410
F. L. WOOD
341 State .
.TeL. 794
NOTICE OF BOND SALE
Sealed bids will be received by
the undersigned until the hour of
7:30 o'clock p. m.. on Monday,
the 17th day of September. 1928,
and immediately thereafter open
ed by the Common Council of the
City of Salem, Oregon, at the city
hall In said city, tor bonds of the
City in the amount of One Hun
dred Thousand Dollars ($100,
000). described as follows:
City of Salem Sanitary Sewer
Bonds in the amount of $100,-
W0.00 in denominations of $000 lrim AV , , "V. , !T
.ach, being dated September l.f8Tim?t .h. h l .r W.hl
1928. maturing serially in num CJ'1' bLtheee, f l
-I.; e- .h 'season the number of visitors tm
erical order at the rate of
$5,000.00 on the first day of Sep
tember in each of the years 1929
to 1948 A. D.. inclusive, said
bonds to bear interest at the rate
of four and one-half (4) per
cent per annum, payable semi-an-aually.
Each bid must be accompanied
"y a certified check for two per
ent (2 ) of the par value of the
bonds. No bid will b received
for less than par and accrued in
heres t'.
The approving legal opinion of
Teal, Winfree, McCulloch & Shu
!er will be furnished the success
ful bidder.
The right is reserved to reject
my and all bids.
MARK POULSEN,
City Recorder.
Salem. Oregon. S. 6, 7, 8. 9. 11.
General Markets
DAXBT
PORTLAND, Ore.. Sept. 8. (AP).
iiry Kxehanee, net prices:
Butter: extras 49c; standards 49c:
trime firsts 47 Vic: firsts 46c.
Kjtics: extras 40c; firsts 37c: medium
extraa. 32c; mrdinra firsts 29c; under
sized 21c.
HAT
PORTLAND. Ore., Sept. 8 (AP). -liajr-buyin
prices from producers: Al
:if. 818; prrtn. $16; Willamette ralley
tm.othy, $19: eastern Oregon timothy,
$21: cloTer, $12; oat-retch, $1415 per
ton.
PORTUUro GRAIN
PORTLAND. Ore., Kept. 8. (API.
Cash grain: Wheat hig Bend bluest em,
hard white $1.31: soft white $1.13;
western white $1.13; hard winter $1.08;
Kirthern spring $1.0; , ' westeYu Red
$1.08.
Oats No. 2 39 lb. white. $32.
Barley No. 2. 4o lb.. IS. W.. $32.
Corn No. 2. E. Y. shipment, $43.30.
MillrUD Standard, $'J4.
PRODUCE
PORTLAND, Ore.. Sept. 8. ( AP).
Poultry firmer. Alive hens over 4V4 lbs.,
to 26c; 4 to 46 lbs.. 20 to 22c; 3 to
4 lbs., 10s: 3 lbs. and uuders 15e, spring
sasl WfHrns, over 3 lbs., 25 to 26c;
undr f ska 27 to 28c: younr white
Peking ducks va; young geese, alive.
W20e; turkeys, aTreBj (!ifm.
I 1'otatoes steacy. tjuHanMisj
of 100 pounds sack. Yakima netted
gems, new, $1.40 t $1.50; Idaho
gobblers, new, $ 1.2 1.35 ; Yakima gems,
old, U. S. No. 1, 60(a) 75c; combination
grades 25 & 50c
Onions Best varieties $1.25 to 1.75.
Batter Steady. Portland Dairy Ex
change net wholesale prices: (Cukes;
Extras, 45 He; standards. 43 Vie; prime
firsts, 43c; firsts, 42c. Creamery prices:
Prints 3c over cube standards.
LIVESTOCK
PORTLAND, Ore.. Sept. 8. (AP).
Receipts Cattle. 110; calves, direct.
65; hogs, none; aheap, 275. Totala for
week (approximately ) cattle, 8,085;
calves, 415; hots, 3,595; sheep, 3,285;
ears, 128. -
Cattle Saturday s ppiy Homing tor
Monday. Market compared with week
ago: Steer and she-stock generally staa
dy t 25c lower while spots in sales,
within the extremes ef tin quotations,
showed 50c to 75c declines. Bulls, 25
50a lower: calves and vcalers mostly
steady with off grade calves 50c down;
a few loads of high medium to fairly
good steers. $1-50(12.25, others mostly
$11 down with off quality down to $9;
top heifers in loads, $10.65; top cows.
$9.25; balk elestrsoie sne-stocK. aiu.
25; low cotters down to $5; balla most
ly $7.25S; heat light vealera. $14.50;
calves. $12 down ; heaviaa and thins
down so $7.50.
ilogs (compared with a week ago)
Bnteher classes mostly $1 lower; feeder
pigs S0 down; bulk lig-mt butchers for
week, $12. 25 12.75, few loads Tues
day at $13; extreme top at close, $12.
65: overweirbu tad underweights $12.-
25 down; extreme heavies down to $10;
necking iewi mostly 13.&0aiu; aiaugn-
ter pigs. $10.7511.50, a few Taesdsy
up to V1JI; feeder pig cioseu ex
tremely weak, not now qaoted abov $11.
Sheep Saturday'a aapply medium to
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Mil. HARKS
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More Than 100,000 Increase
Over Last Year Re
ported by A. A. A.
A mid-summer check of travel '
to the national parka and monu- J
ments indicates an increase of i
ipo.ooo over the same period last
year, according to the Research
Division of the American Autol
mobile Association. 1 j
The A. A. A. statement U kL
ed on data collected by the parks
administration section of the De
the parks may reach the 3.000
mark. The national motoring ody
quotes the following official state, i
ment: j J
"By the end of July a total ot
1.492.120 visitors had been rew ;
ported to the national parks and ,
monuments administered by the ;
department, as against 1,788,92$ i
at the close of July. 1927. The na- ?
tionaLpark travel season ends '
September 30 of each year, and It .
is expected that August and the )
Labor Day week-end will add con
siderably to the increase. Travel j
to the national park and monu. ;
ment system last yar reached The
record-breaking total of 2,797,820
people. There is a possibility that
it may this year tooch the 3,000.
000 mark. j
Reports from the parks throw
an interesting side-light on one of
the, conditions that causes coflsidl
arable variation in tourist traVel,' J
Last year Decoration Day and the
Fourth of Jury fell on Monday; '
lengthening the week-end holi4
days, and tourists flocked to the
parks and other recreational
areas. This year, with these holl-i
days falling In the' middle of the
week, several of the parks report-j
ed a decrease in visitors for thef
months of May and July." j
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fairly good lambs and good yearling
tnd two-year-old wethers not yet said;
:narket compared with a week agoj
Quotably steady for all classes except
slaughter" ewes. 50r higher; a"few choir
lamhs Tuesday. $12.50; bulk, medium V
fairlv good kinds, flltf 11.50; other)
tlOfn 10.50; throwofits down to $S.50;
a few vearlmga. $8.50 W: good to rhoico
light ewes, $6.50; mils down to $-. 1
CHICAGO GRAIN '.
CHICAGO, Sept. 8. (AP). All grin
lid downhill in a general selling move
ment on the Chicago Board of Trade tor
day. A break in cotton on a bearish
government forecast, increasing Canai
dian wheat receipts and anticipation -a
besrish grain crop report from W'ashr 5
ington worway were conuiumin ele
ments in the uneasy situation.
Wheat close weak, 5 to 2 7-8c lower,
Sept. 1.08 18 to Dec. 1.124 to 7-8.
Mar. 1.17 18 to V 4 May 1.29 . US
w 3 8. I
Osrs rloaauJe 1 to 1 3 8lHe dowa,
Sept. .84 4 U V, Iee. .74 1-8 to .
Mar. .76 18 t hi w J""7 6
Oats were steady at tha start bwt 7
eased with other graina and closed ) ;,
e lower, Sept. .39 3 8 to Vt and Dee,
.40 5-8. j"J
NEW TOSK STOCKS ' ,r;
NEW YORK. 8ept. 8. (AP). Heary
week end profit taking salee and Prr
die "bear" attaeka checked the reaaanpf
tion of the upward price mavenient
today's stock market. Under the ttisasu
lni of nool activities ani excited puhlia
speenlation, nearly two seora stocks wer
whirled up warn l m i pomia iw new
high records. Ballirt enthusiasm qniek
l rooled whaa neraiatent aelltos; of some)
of tha high- priced industrials forced thasa, ,
down 1 to nearly 9 pointa below yester
day' final quotations. Tha eloaa
irrerolar.
Trading was acn in enormous vw- v
ume. Tha day's sales aggregated l.f
092.500 sharea. witfc the ticker 7 mist-
utea lata ia recording in nnai ymmr
tion. . , ,. t
In accordance with a Wng established
cnitea, aa loana are nun vm cav
so tfcat Friday' rata f JH Pr c ,r
carries oar th week-ead. Tim money f
and commercial paper rata held firm.
Amusement share gava oae of tk
moat impraaaiv demooatratiana
streagth ia th stock market. Waras
Bros. "A" ran op 8 pointa to 130, aad .
tha common 8 point t 124. both new
top. Profit-taking forced tha "A" -.
sue back t 128. Warner "A" aald a . .,
22 on Janaary 5. Vox Film raa p S
point to a acw top' at lldtt and the
eased to 113. Heavy baring ef KeitV .
Albee aad SUnlay company of America,
both of which registered aew high mark,
was iaflueaced by, aneonflrmad merger
minors, aad tha ergaaiae effete bsisf
made this year t increase ta popaksr- t
ity of emde-ill. v .
The rise ia American Surar Refiain
to a new high at 80 V ? riv4 nusst
of aa early resompt.on el waiviaeoas.
Among tk many etner I movw
inte aew high grouad fer the year were
Arm ear "A." Associated Dry Goads, Ita- T'
ton Aala. Sweets company ( America, v
Ketaey Waeei, Timkea Holler Bearing. f
Motor Wheel, Consolidated Gas, Pa bit
Aarviea ef New Jersey. Best Co.. and
Tidewater OIL i . .."
Certiaa broke from aa early kigh 1
148a. So 189 aad tjtbeaaded to 141.
off 8 point net. Radio dipped from 220
to 212 aad rallied to 215. eft 3
points aet, Oeaeral Meter, American -
Oaa, u. B. Bteel commea, uarysier. u ew
ers 1 Eleetrie and Am erics Smelting !
so were weak.
Seek to Preserv
Natural Beauties
Of Countryside
With the smell of -.utoumn la ,':
the air, the American Automobile ,
Association has one more broad-
I cast a warning against the depre, .
anion or ine aecDouers or tne
oatdoor glories ot this season.
Says the national motoring body.
"There are people vfco in the "
fall as well as In the spring, are
highway despoOers. They plucks
bonghs and whole bushes with v
which to decorate their homes f or
a few dnya !
"In autumn the roads' wind
through a world hung with crim
son and yellow and whererer the i.
randal's eye Is caught by an tuu !
usual splash of scarlet or a gold,
en cluster, a randal hand destroys
In a moment the loyeliness that ai
thousand dews and dawns hare. I
fashioned. This spoliation robs
countless other travelers of beau,
ty such as brings man a yision of ;
his God and of the gardens that
the angels fceepL.
. " -: " - .'j
H. T. Bruce of Reedsrille states..
that he has obtained -sufficient .
pledges to Insure his election asf;
aereeant-at-arms in the senate at-P
khe next session of the legislature-;
He was doorkeeper during tne taw ?
four sessions. ' .'' , ,-
Upffons 95FJ.