JTht New. Oregon Statesman, Salein.! Oregon, Sunday Morning, October $1, 1928
Local News Briefs
Schramm Speaker A. A
Schramm, state bank examiner,
-will be the speaker at the Kiwanis
dab luncheon Tuesday. His sub
ject has not been announced.
t
' ' Dr. Franklin to Speak Dr. F.
O. Franklin, librarian of Willam
ette university, will describe his
recent trip to the orient, at the
Rotary club luncheon Wednesday.
Residence Scorched Fire
which orisinated la the basement
broke out in the home of William
Buslek. 755 North Winter street,
Saturday afternoon about 5:30
o'clock. The house was badly
smoked up but suffered little dam.
age.
Hill Arrested Lawrence Hill,
charged with Issuing a worthless
check In Salem, was brought here
by Chief of Police Frank Minto
Saturday from Portland, where
be had been arrested.
Lights Improper Otto Meyers,
Salem route 6, was arrested Fri
day night on a charge of operating
an automobile with improper
lights. He was also charged with
baring no driver's license.
Gahlsdorf Returning? William
Gahlsdorf is expected home Tues
day after a ten-days' trip to San
Francisco on business for his firm
here.
Visitors Here Today , Judge
and Mrs. F. B- Sackett of McMinn
Tille are here today, to take dinner
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Shel
don Sackett.
Veteran's Funeral - Monday
Funeral services for W. S. Speare.
Spanish war veteran who died last
week at the veterans hospital No.
77 in Portland, will be held at the
Rlgdon chapel Monday afternoon
atn30 o'clock. All Spknlekfwar
veterans are requested Pt attend
Brick Leader Visit -V. J
Howard, secretary for. the. north
west association of brick and tile
dealers, was in. the city yesterday
conferring with Frank -E. Neer.
manager of the Salem Brick and
Tile company. Mr. Howard has
represented the association for
four years. He lives in Seattle
bnt his travels take him through
out Oregon and Washington.
Join Portland Firm Calvin P.
Horn, who has been with the
Statesman the last two months,
left Saturday for Portland where
he has accepted a position as ac
count executive with the Edmond
C. Bechtold and Associates adver
tising agency, and will begin work
November 1. Mr. Horn will be
married to Miss Helen Faust of
Portland October 2 5.- "
Tucker Gets Doer Earl Tucker
with the Bechtel-Sears realty of
fice, returned late Friday night
from a hunting trip in southern
Oregon below Grants Pass. He
brought home plenty of deer meat.
Mr. Tucker was accompanied
south by Mrs. Tucker who visited
her folks who live at Grants Pass.
They ere gone almost a week.
Robotham Yet Held There was
considerable activity here Satur
day in the county sheriff office
when a petition for a writ of hab
- eas corpus was filed In the case
of .T. T. Robotham. .The position
alleged that he was 'held without
a proper warrant. Another war
rant was obtained in short order,
and the petition dropped. Robo
tham is wanted in Tacoma on a
charge of having taken a diamond
ring belonging to Mrs. Clara Tho-
man of that city,
here thuraday.
Mortgage Foreclosure 'Suit to
foreclase a $1,900 mortgage was
filed in circuit court hwe Satur
day by Elizabeth F. Marcus
against N. W. Ellis and others.
Forcfosnre Decreed Deere, of
foreclosure was filed In circuit
court here Saturday In the mort
gage foreclosure suit brought
against T. M. Keller and others
by J. W. Ebner.
Divorce Allowed Final decree
of divorce was handed down In
circuit court here Saturday In the
suit brought by Frankie Sevsrson
against O. E. Severson.
Aito . Stolen F. A. Chapman,
Salem Toute reported to the po
lice Saturday afternoon that ma
Ford touring car, license 164-015.
bad been stolen from Hood and
Capitol streets.
Separation Asked Suit for di
vorce was filed in circuit court
Saturday by Luclle Bower against
John Bower. She alleges that be
was unreasonably, suspicious and
jealous of her. They were mar
ried January 30, 1907.
Divorce Decreed Decree of di
vorce was entered in circuit coun
Saturday in the case Ethelma
Knowles vs. Ralph A. Knowles.
The case went by defoult.
Mortgage Foreclosed Final de
cree foreclosing a mortgage of $1,
500 was handed down in circuit
court here Saturday in the- case
F. L. Stephen vs. L. G. Bulgln.
Three Small Fires The fire
department was called out.-ior
three fires Saturday. In which the
damage proved to be negligible,
Chimney fires were found at 1415
South Liberty and 555 Center,
and nothing but smoke at 89
North Commercial. , '!
Reoublican lullY - Announce
ment was made Saturday night by
J. C. Perry, chairman of the re-
nubllcan county central commit
tee, that a republican rally will
be held in Mount Angel on next
Wednesday night. Pat Gallagher
of Ontario, Ore., will be the chief
speaker.
Meeting In Woodbnrn Wood-
burn will be the scene of a repuD
lican rally next Saturday night at
which Gus Moser of Portland and
Ronald Glover of Salem will
speak. J. C. Perry, Marion coun
ty chairman, says that the rally
will be a Joint meeting for the
north end of the county, with
delegations present from Aurora,
Hubbard and other points.
Ronunage Sale Planned The
Salem W. C. T. U. will stage an
other rummage sale on Thursday,
Friday and Saturday of this week,
according to announcement made
Saturday by Mrs. J. J. Nunn,
member of the organization. The
sale will be In the W. C. T. U. hall,
situated at,, the corner of Ferry
and Commercial streets. Mrs.,
Nana voiced a request that any
one having articles for sale should
take them to the hall or telephone
her at 690.
Three Con pies Marry Marriage
licenses were Issued here Satur
day to three couples, as follows:
William Perry Walcher, 23, and
Kathryn M. Karstea. 23, both of
Salem; Elmer Boman,"23, of Dal
las, and Dorothy Dell Darby, of
Salem, and to George W. South-
wick of Milwaukie, and Nellie I.
Loftus of Salem. The marriage is
the second for each of the last
couple. In the cose of the other
He was arrested two couples the wedding is the
first for all concerned.
f Garage Flanned F. L. Hea
nlngsea received a building per
mit Saturday to erect a' garage
costing $100 at 1115 Jefferson-
street.--
W. C. T. TJ. Leader to Speak
Mrs. Rachel Ellis of Madras,-vice
presideat of the Oregon W. C. T.
U-, will apeak at the night service
at the Jason Lee. church Sunday
Mrs. Ellis is expected to make
comments on the recent state W.
C. T. U. convention at Eugene.
Chemeketans Hike Today
Chemeketans will leave Salem on
the 9 r o'clock Oregon Electr ic
train tale morning for Butteville
station. From the station the
club members will hike to Cham
poeg park, a distance of 7 miles.
Ob the. return trip they will walk
to Donald and board the . train
there for Salem. - The Chemeke
tans are Inviting their friends to
motor to Champoeg and meet!
them there for a picnic luncheon.
Boys Initiate The Friendly In
dian club of the First Methodist
church held induction ceremonies
for 2S "palefaces" Friday night.
Assisting with the ceremony were
the Rev. F. C. Taylor, Dr. George
E. Lewis. Burton Crary and D. H.
Mosher, members of the boys'
committee of the church. Barney
Cameron and Ronald Hewitt are
leaders of the tribe,.
"Friendly Indiana" Elect
Walter Bailey was elected chief
of the Firtt; Presbyterian club
Friendly Indian club Friday
night. Other officers elected are
Richard Smith, medicine man;
Frank Tibbetts, wampum bearer;
Richard Nelson, tomtom beater;
and George Tibbetts, Indian run.
ner . J. J. Fitzsimmons is leader
of the group.
band Instruments and , those who
would, like to play, register with
Mr. Sherman at Shermaa Clay"
Cor, 117 8. High St,
Farnltare Upholsterer " " '
And repairing. Giese-Powers
Furniture Co.
Meat Market Open
Morley'a Meat Market will open
for. business Monday 22 nd. 17th
and Center streets.
HoUy, Etev .;
Ask about eur monthly pay
ment plan, Pearcy Bros. Nursery,
240 N. Liberty St. Across from
PEP Co.
, GUARANTEED dry slab mill
wood. Immediate delivery: Tel. 13
i
CARDvOP THANKS
We wish to thank the friends,
Lutheran choir," and all organiza
tions for their sympathy and beau
tiful floral offerings at the illness
and death of our Mother. I
- Mrs, F. Theuer. Mrs. T. De
Pron, Mrs. A. Conenberg, Mrs. C.
Blundell, Mrs. M. Huskey, Mrs.
J. Herdleln, Mr. H. Herdleln and
families.
We Pay Cash For Walnnl
And filberts. Phone 871. Will
amette Valley Prune Association,
f 125 Phonograph $25 -
Only $5 monthly. Geo. C. Will,
432 State St.
SSOO Phonograph Like New
With lots of records $95; pay $6
monthly. Geo. C. WilL 432 State
St.
Good Used Kimball Piano 55
Pay $5 monthly. Geo. C. Will.
432 State St.
ft
?as at" a t -
oteinway urua Ltiae nrw
nia and the son of W. : S. Speare
of Salem. - Funeral services will
be held Monday, October 22 at
1:30 p, m. at the Rlgdon mortu
ary chapel, in charge of Spanish.
American war veterans. Co a elud
ing services will be' held in Lee
Mission cemetery."
Listen In
1S:S-S:S KXLv (12. 81eep wreck-
Morn ins;
muslcal
At bargain, easy terms. Geo. C.
Audition Contest Tonight The Will. 432 State St.
Oregon Atwater Kent audition
contest for men will be broadcast
tonight from 5:15 to 6:15 over
KGW at Portland." and Salem ra
dio fans have the privilege of vot
ing for the voices they consider
best. The Oregon audition con
test for women, will be broadcast
over KGW Monday night from
9:30 to 10:30! and judging on
both contests will be made with
60 per cent for the fan vote and
40 per cent for the judges deci
sions.
FIND IT HERE
AtwaterKent Radios
Vick Brothers.
Vlrk Brothers for At water-Kent
All Electric Radios.
Dollar Dinner
Every night 6:30 to $ at the
Marion hotel.
Wanted, School Girl
Or elderly lady to get dinner
each day and stay with children
some evenings. Call 2739-M
Christmas Card Problems
Easily solved just phone 500
and ask our salesman to call with
samples. Commercial Printing
Dept. Statesman Publishing Co.,
215 S. Commercial.
Bulbs .
Adams, Florists.
i
Flowers For All Occasioi
Adams Florists, 453 Court St.
Mill Wood
Immediate delivery. Good wood;
order now. Spaulding Logging
Company. Phone 1830.
Yon Can Give Gifts of Real-
Value with that "ease of feel
ing" if you arrange now to make
few easy payments before
Christmas. Talk it over with
Pomeroy St Keene.
Salem Junior Band-
Now being organized. All boys
between 8 and 18 years who play
ROCK'
ifjjfl Specially Priced ' Jjl
WE cannot tell you how lovely
these Frocks are vf or $9.98
You will have to see them to feel
the wonderful quality of silk, that
develops them.. In shades and col
oring so popular for falL There are
a few wool dresses in this group.
466
WmuBM
Phone
Buy An AH Electric Rad
Seven, Standard make easy
terms. Geo. C. Will, 432 State St.
$2SOO Reproducing Grand 9850
Brand new. Geo. C. Will, 432
State St.
fSSS-Grand, New, $445
Tehns $12 nlonthly. Geo. C.
Will. 432 State St.
$800 Victroia Console Model
$50, terms only $5 monthly.
Geo. C. Will. 432 State St.
9550 Ludwlg Piano 9163
Terms $6 monthly. Geo. C.
Will, 432 State Stk
9750 A. B. Chase 9105
Easy terms. Geo. C. Will, 432
State St.
Closing Bash and Lane Stock
Of Portland. $650 player, new,
$335, terms $10 monthly. Geo.
C. Will, 432 State St
Where To
DINE
TODAY
Fried Chicken Dimnei
Today at the Gray Belle.
.
Turkey Dinner
Served all day at the Spa.
For Dinner This Evening-
Special Sunday dinner $1.00 at
the Marion hotel today.
Special Chicken Dinner Today
And home made salads. Stats
Cafeteria.
e e -
Special Chicken Dinner
50 cents at the Argo.
Special Chicken Dinner- .
At the Home Restaurant, 50c
Chicken Dinner
At Coffey's Cafe, 155 S. Liber
ty. Chicken dinner 50c.
ROBERT E. COCHRAN
Rebert E. Cichran. 72. a resi
dent of this community for 16
years, died Saturday in his resi
dence on the Garden Road. Mr.
Cochran was a member of the
First Presbyterian church of this
city. He is survived by his wi
dow, Mrs. Margaret A. Cochran;
four sons, James B. and Russel
R. Cochran of Salem. William L.
Cochran of Belllngham, Wash.,
Samuel M. Cochran of Arnold,
Pa., and two daughters. Mrs.
Aaron Astil of Salem and Mrs.
Albert Pfeiffer of Pennsylvania.
Funeral arrangements will be an
nounced later. The bodv is in
charge of the Clougb-Huston Co.
SPEARE
Carl Speare, 1525 Woodrow
street, died October 19 at the asre
of 49 years. He was the husband
of Addle Speare. the father of
Mrs. Howard Wells of "Salem, and
Mrs. R. L. Carr of Kalom th
brother of Ray Speare of Califor-
Offlee Phone 126. Res. 2061
Dr. F. Don Baylor
Osteopathic Physician and Sur
geon, Gener I Surgery ' and
Obstetrics
Offices 304 Oregon Bldg.
era.
:00-11:0 KXL.
nrosrani.
1:-U:0 KWJJ (J50). Semi-classical
music
11:-1S:30 KXL. First Methodist eh.
11. '-! :0 KWBS !). Classic!.
11 :06.12 :Q0 KGW (42). Chorcb er-
11:-12:3 KGW. Hinaon Memorial
Baptist church aervlee.
SOTTPAT aTTXSKOOB-
12:S-12:S KOIN. Organ concert.
12 :39- :39 KXL. Afternoon presenta
tions. 1 ;00-3 : KKX. Little symphony.
1:J0-J : KGW. PCN reproducers."
1 :J- : KOLN. Foursquaie Gospel
Uffhthoum service.
2 :S-2 :20 KEX. Somr recital.
2 :6ft-3 :00 KGW. Studio program.
2:39-3:30 KEX. Uttft Symphony orchestra.
3:00-4:30 KGW. NBC Sunday after
noon concert.
3 :30-4 :00 KEX. Song recital.
:00-a:O KEX. Afternoon mimical
4 :0-5 :0 KGW. Science lecture
t :00-5 :15 KGW. Science lecture?
S :- :09 KKX (273). Cathedral hour
over ABU network.
5:15-4:30 KOW. Audition contest for
boys.
SUITDAY BTIGHT
0:00.7:00 KOIN (319). Organ concert.
0:00-7:00 KEX. Nationwide program
from New York featuring the "Two
Black Crows."
:30-7 :30 KGW. Studio recital.
0:30-8:00 KXL. Dinner concert
7 :00-8 :00 KOIN. Misha. Pels's orch.
7 :00-8 :00 KEX. ABC novelty hour.
7 :30-8 :00 KGW. PCN Anglo-Persian
orchestra.
8 :00- :00 KXL. Columbia hour
8:00-9:00 KOIN. First Church of
Christ. Scientists.
8:009:00 KEX. ABC Salon orchestra.
8 :00-9 :0O KGW. Vulian concert
f :00-9 :30 KGW. NBC concert
9:00-10:00 KEX. ABC Salon orch.
9:00-10:00 KOIN. Musical comedy.
9:00-10:00 KXL. Hawaiian concert.
9:00-10:00 KTBR. International Bible
Students program.
9:30-10:00 KGW. Fantasies.
10:00 KEX. Utility.
10:00-11 :00 KGW. Little Symphony
orcnesira.
10:00-11 :00 KXL. Music
mondat Mommio
8:00-9:00 KXU Musical nrorram
6 :45-7 :45 KEX. Health exercises, rml-
T:U5tfsS0 KGW. rtealth exercises!
8:00-10:00 KWJJ. Concert.
9:00-9:45 KXL Portland Early Birds
.9:00-10:00 KEX. Better Homes girl.
9 :00-10:30 KTBR. Women's program.
:uu-iz:wo ivvv us. Housewife s hour,
s:v-iz:ihj noin.. Mouse wires pro
gram and town tonics
9:45-12:00 KXL. Home economics an.l
music
10:00-11:00 KFEC Request prograir.
10:00-11:30 KGW. The Town Crier.
10:00-12:00 KEX. Devotional service.
snopping guiae ana utility.
10:00-12:00 KWJJ. Courtesy.
11:00-12:0.0 KFEC. Talks, music
MONDAY AFTERNOON
12 :00-l .00 KFEC The Village Smithy
iz :ou-i :ou k.uw. luncheon conceYr,
12:00-1:00 KOIN. Organ concert.
12:00-1:00 KEX. Concert ensemble.
12:00-0.00 KWJJ. Concerts.
12:00-6:30 KXL. presentations.
1 :00-l :16 KOIN. Farm forum.
1 :00-2 :00 KFEC. Luncheon concert
1 :00-3 :00 KEX. Recordings, songs.
, i :uu-z :uu m hk. music.
2 :00-3 .00 KFEC. Varied program,
i 3 :00-4 :00 KOIN News nrul mnsi '
.' 3 :00-4 :00 KFEC. Pipe organ, requests
a :uu ivt-.js.. Recordings.
4:00-4:30 KFEC. Elementary French
4 :30-5 :00 KFEC. Semi-classical.
5 :00- :00 KEX. Concert ensemble.
5:00-0:00 KFEC. Popular music.
5:30-8:45 KGW Hoover's adrdess at
Madison Square Garden. N. Y.
..MONDAY NIGHT
8 :00-8 :-KFEC. Old-timers program.
:00-7 :00 KOIN. Organ concert.
8 :00-7 :00 KEX. Utility and music.
8 :00-7 :-KWBS. Semi -classical.
6:00-7:00 KGW. Concert trio.
8 :00-7 :00 KWJJ. Dinner concert
6:00-7:00 KTBR. Dinner concert.
6 :00-7 :00 KXL. Children's program.
6:45-7:00 KFEC. Stock and grain
quotations.
7:00-7:10 GTBR. Road reports.
7 :00-7 :30 KEX. ABC Salon orchestra
7 .00-8 :00 KWBS. Popular music. -7
100-8 :00-KOIN. Orchestra.
7 :00-8 :00 KXL. Courtesy program.
7 :00-8 :00 KGW. PCN program.
7:30-7:45 KEX. Republican broadcast
7:45-8:00 KEX. National Republican
program.
8:00-8:30 KEX. concert
8 :00-9 :00 KTBR. Chain novelty pro
gram from KMO.
8:00-9:00 KOIN. Foursquare Gospel
orchestra.
8:00-9:00 KGW. PCN symphonists.
8:30-10:00 KEX. ABC chain prog-m.
8:00-10 :00 KWBS. Studio program
:800-10:00 KXL. Fire department Toy
and oy makers.
9 :00-9 :30 KOIN. Harmony Twins.
9 :00-9 :30 KGW. Concert with KFOA
Sfi.t tit?
9:00-10:0'o KTBR. Recordings.
9:30-10:30 KGW. Audition contest for
girls.
9:30-10:00 KOIN. Studio rroeram.
10:00 KEX. Weather, police reports
and news.
10:00-11:00 KXL. Studio program.
10:00-11 :00 KWBS. Request program.
10-00-11:30 KOIN. Uance band.
10:00-12:00 KEX. Dance concert
10 :30-ll :30 KGW. Collegiate.
10:30-12:00 KWJJ. Party service;
11:00-12:00 KGW. Studio dance.
11:00-1:00 KXL. Popular entertainment
OUTSIDE STATIONS
PCN 6 :45-7. "World's Business" : 7-
8. orchestra and vocal music: 8-9,
svmphony : 9-9:30, song paintings.
KOMO Seattle (309). 6. orchestra: 7
9, PCN ; 9, concert ; 10-12 :30. orch ;
tra and vocal selections.
KFRC San Francisco (454). 6. Cecll-
ians : 7, concert; 7:30. entertainers
8-10, jamboree; 107-teature : 10-10
12 :10, music.
KMO Tacoma (254). 6-11, varied mu
jlcal programs.
KFI Los Angeles (468). 6. male qu.v-
tet:.?-9, itjn ; 9-10, feature; 10, or
chestra.
KHJ Los Angeles (400). 6. dolnjrs
6:15, music; 6:45, news; 7, vocalists
and . organ ; 8. Sun Dodgers ; 9-12.
vreiKnra.
KGO Oakland (384). 6. utility; 6:30,
ziv. rv.Ki ; i, orcnesira.
KJR Seattle (384). 6, utility; 6:30,
oancv.
Salem Markets
o Tnak rntfts
(Whs BoUtlB)
ipalea, f. ani f.
SpiUeaarg .
81 iow
-1,50
King David
Wiatar Baoaaaa, Wa.
North ra 8dt
JBanaaaa. la.
Cranbarriea, Wastcra, box
Iaa
Drom4rr. as. lo- ikM.
figs. aw era
6rapa -
Cal. ealas. lug
uai. Tokays, lag
.1.40
.1.50
.1.50
-1.SO
OS U
-S.75
-6.7S .
.1.80
Cai. Whit Malagas, lag
ai. iayiiagera. lug.
Cal. Ziafaadaia
Concords. leeaL la
&rap fruit, Cal., cai
Florida, cats
OronBd ekamca
Hocklcberriaa. Wa., lb.
Comb boney, ac erp.
Le eas, Cal. ,
Limaa. cartona, 5 daa
alaloas
- Wateraaaleaa, Kloailka
lea cream. lb
75 a 1.041
1.85
l.lO.
.8.25
1.00
.04
-T.50
10.00
.1.50
.13
..4.7303.50
-7.aoQ6.00
8.00
Oraagca, Valencias
- 150s aad larger
176a, 216i
' 352s ta 824
Pears, local lb
Peaches
Wa. J. H. Halo..
.01
.7.50 8.75
0.50
. 0.50
.08
.1.50
.1.00
.08
.04
.1.40
.05
.SO
.03
.90
.06
.02V4
-02
.80
.02
.03
Oraaga Oliags Home, Ore.-
jremegrasates, lb. ...
Uninces, lb.
VcsttabUs
Artiehokaa, doz.
aos, I'r. laek loti, lb..
Bill weed, do.
Pumpkini, lb.
Celery. L. Labisb, doi
Spinaeo, local, lb
aqnasb -
BanaaaTT??.
Golden Delicioua
, Ilinuh. doz.
Habbard, lb.
Marblehead
Cucumbers, bot house, doi 90 (2 1.23 .
Carrots, local, sack, lb 02 '.4
Cabbage. local, lb .02 ii
Cauli., local, crate 1.50
CtplaDt, lb .08
Bunched vegetables, per dos. bunches
Carrots 40 .80
Bets 40 80
Turnips .80
Onions 40 Q .80
Radishes j.. 40(ii) 80
ecoc-e, local, crate, .
statue, icea, cratt.....
Fot toes
Yakima Gems, No. 1.
Loral, Burbanks
Yak. Gems No. 2 .....
Sweet potatoes ..
Uariic, lb .
Peppers, local, sreen, lb..
Red, lb
Tomatoes, local, box
Onions
No. l's 3.50
Ko. 3's 3.5
Email picklins. lb. .07 Vi
Feeds
(Retail Quotations)
Calf meal. 25 lbs
Dairy feed, ton
6eratch, ton .
Corn, whole, ton
I ..y
s 4n
1.75
1.25
1.23
05 .05
20
07
.10
60
Cracked and ground.
Mill run, ton ..
Bran, ton
tre mash
With milk
Standards
Mediants
Egss
(BuTinf Price)
1.25
48.00
50 00
48.00
50.00
..33.75
33.00
50.00
..55.00
General Markets
. PORTLAKD OaUnff
PORTLAND. Ore.. Oct. 20. (AP).
Cash1 grain: nbeat Big. Bend bluestesa.
Bard whit SI. 44: sett whit SI. 17
wertara vhita 81.16; hard winter 31.0SV
aorthera apring 61-07 4 ; wastern rvd
l.0,.
Oats No. 3. 38 lb. white. $35.
Barley No. 2, 45 lb. B. W 334.00.
Corn No. 2 Eastern Yellow, shipment.
S3. - - - .
Uillrua standard, 27.50.
HAT
PORTLAND. Ore- Oct. 20. (AP).
amy Maying- prices: Eastern Oregon
Umothy. f 20.5021.OO; valley 817.000
17.50: alfalfa. 817.SO& 18.00: clover.
$14.00 15.00; oat hay, $15.00 15.50;
stri w. $7.50 ton. Sellina prices, $2 ton
mere.
DAISY
PORTLAND. Ore, Oct. 20. (AP).
Dairy Exchange, net prices:
Batter: Kxtra 4Vkc; stancartft 49c:
priaac firsts 46ac; firsts 43'ic.
r.gga: Extras 47e; firsts 43c; medium
extras 36Hc; medium first 35c; under
sisad 26c.
rXODUOE
PORTLAND. Or.. Oct. 20. (APL -
at ilk steady. Raw milk (4 per celt),
$2.85' curt, delivered Portland, less 1 par
cent, butterfat, station, 52c; track. 58c;
delivered- at Portland, 55c.
ronltry Steady, (buying prices)
Alive, heavy heas (over 4 pounds).
25c; medians hens 3V to 4Vs pountli),
18c; light (ander 3 pounds), 16c; old
roosters, 10c; springs and Leghorns, 25c;
stags, 18c; young white l'ekin ducks,
20c; tarkeys. alive, 2530c; broilers.
30(g5c.
Potatoes steady. Far 10O pounis.
Yakima Gems, $1.2561.50; t-obblers,
$1.40(1.50; local, partly graded, $1.25;
No. 2S, 7590c. .
LIVESTOCK -
PORTLAND. Ore.. Oct. 20. (AP). -
Receipts cattle. 90, calves, 5, all billed
trough, lotals for week? (approximate
ly): cattle. 3.100; calves, 320; hags.
4,605; sheep. 1.555; cars. 120.
Cattle (compared with a week ago)
cows and heifers mostly 25e lower,
spots 50c off; other classes mostly stea
dy: bulk, medium to fairly good steers.
$11. 50to 12.35; less desirable slaughter
steer. $ll(n 11.50. .off quality down to
.)() and under: top heifer in loads,
I10.OO, nothing strictly rood included:
good rows mostly $8.754j9; bnlk she
lock, medium and lower grades. $8.50
down ; low cutters down to $4.75; bulls
mostly $7.257.75; best light veslers.
14.."0: calves, $12 down; heavies and
hins down to $7.50.
Ho2s IroAipared with a week tgo)
Most classes 256 50c lower: bulk light
utcher for week. S!.75ffr 10.0(1. scat
tering email lots early Monday at $10.10
M'10.J.: nothing shove 89.75 thereafter:
overweights and underweights, $9.50
down; extreme heavies down to $8.50
ami below; packing sows mostly $7,256$
nv, odd head slaughter Pitt
mostly $8.50. a few early Monday at
t9; feeder pigs mostly $850Cw'9, a few
Monday at $9.25 (i 9.50.
Sheep Market steady with a week aco
for the kinds arriving: strictly choice
amhs quoted 50c lower: bulk lamhs
nediiim to low eoal vollev offerines.
tl0.50Kill; ttrictTy choice east of the
n'onntains lambs anoted tin to 812:
throw-outs down to $9 and below; best
right yearlings np to $10; awe. ,f-5,
down. - -
Official quotation at the North Port
land yards today were staady and n
changed at Erid.t 's ffgures.
CHIOAOO OKATJr
CHICAGO. Oct. 20. (AP). Collaps
ing price Blunged the wheat ' asarket
dowawarc today to within bat - little
more than a cent bnshel abova the
lowest figure heretofore reached thia
season, indication of a big harvest soon
eonntnas aoata of the equator add
ing to bogs supplies of wheat already
available in Canada and the United
States were among the factors nutting
the market here ander evident strain.
Closing quotations on wheat wera
heavy, 1 8-8e to 2e under yesterday'
finish. Corn closed ie to 1 l-8e iovs
ana oats 1 Sc to 3 8c off.
t
KEW TOR STOCKS
NEW YORK. Oct. 20. ( AP). The
spectacular advance ia stock nrices.
which ha been tinder way for about a
week, was seriously interrupted today by
heavy selling for both aecoaat which
carried several of the recant leader
down 3 ta nearly 12 oointa. American
Express broke from an earlr blab nf
268 H to 226, dropping 20 poiata be
tween salea.
Radio was one of the hardest bit.
breaking 12 point to 226 and closing
fractionally above that fiirura but th.
center of the selling attack was directed
againrt the motor shares. General Mo
tors was hammered down 4 ooist ta 21
and Hudson closed 3 W point lower at
alter touching 84 14. Chrysler,
Packard aad alack Trucks lost a noint or
two.
Adams Express. which soared' OO
points earlier ia the week, loat 10 avoiniv
of it gs n. American International.
American Type Founders. Burroughs Add
ing Machine. Bush Terminal. Cms rl
Cortiss, Grand Stores. Jewel Tea, Keith-
' ' issues, vtarner uros. lssne. aaC
Wright were among the many issae to
lose 8 point or more.
Erratic fluctuations took place ia In.
ternational Nickel, which opened 4 points
lower at 180. ran an to 187. fell to 177
and rallied ta 179 off 4 act. Mont
gomery Ward advanced 2 point to s new
high at 853 and than fell back ta 346.
A. M. Byers. Johns Manville. Electric.
Auto Lite, and National Tea closed 5 to
10 point higher, all setting new peak
price.
Hen, heavy
Medium
Lights ...
Poultry
(Buying Price)
.40
.32
.22
.10
Leghorn broiler, ander 2 lbs.
Springers, large
Broiler 24
Roosters, old
Butterfat
(Wholesale)
Batterfat
Print
Carton
Grain
(Buying price)
Wheat, Wester. Red. bu
Soft white
Oats. gray. bu.
White, bu.
Barley, ton ..
14q) .15
.25
.22
.25
.07
.53
.52
.53
- 97
.1.05
. .55
.48
34.O0
Wool
(Buying price)
Fall clip and lambs 38 .40
Mohair -
Fall clip . .50
Kid 60
SUeer ..
Cow, good
Veal, good
Balls, good
Veal, dressed, top...
Hags, top
Hags, dressad, top
Heavy aows
Spring iamb
Wether
Ewes, top
Livestock
(Buying Price)
-4
.084. 10
08 (a) .08
13 .14
064.074
.17
00 .09M
13 .13
...07' .084
09 .10
06 .08
02.04
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Home Restaurant I. J I
N. Com'l. fT
Home Cooking a fJj
Specialty '
Lunch 25c. 30c 3.Se
Resular Dinner 50c '1
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We hare a 1P27 Oakland Jutipo
fully equipped, has 00 New
rubber, look.it and runs like m
new car and in A-l condition iu
every way for 9725.00.
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Chow Puppies
Special prices In Pet land
boarding kennels
E. B. FLAKE
Proprietor
Rt. O, Box 8
$495
TZVZ TORIO reading lenses. Wa In
sure your glasses against breakage.
Examination too.
Thompson-Glutsch Optical Co.
110 N. Comm'l St.
Dr. Edith V. Witzel
Osteopathic Physician and Sur
geon. Specializes in diseases of
women and children
Office 428 Oregon Bldg.
Phone 778 Res. 1251-J
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fk S we have seen, the treaty of
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