The OREGON STATESMAN." Salem. Oregon, Thursday Morning. September 17, 1931
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PAGE BUVtinZHU
DECKEG OUTPUT,
OF BUTTED
Eggs Strong; Big Demand
Fop Turkeys is Noted i
On Portland Mart ,
PORTLAND, Sept. 16 (AP)
Continued strength In toe bat
ter , . trade both locally and
through the United States gea-J
i erally may be attributed to the
decreasing output in general.
Locally the make is till showing
: sv loss although a trifle less pro
( nounced , than a few days ago.
Receipts from the country show
an increase for recent days and
all arrivals are finding a good
call within the established price
range for both cubes and prints.
Demand for storage butter la
- aggravated by the shortage in
the fresh make. - ; -
Market for egg continues to
reflect strong ; tone generally
with practically no change in the
local price list. Values else4
where are" generally Inclined to
hold .intact.' '.i , , v - ;", ;
There is a rery good demaad
for live Pekln docks at this lime.
The call. Is so 'good that late
ales have been made 18-19C for
young stock weighing- around 5
pounds. ' , if -
Demand for turkeys Is unusu
ally good with arrivals Inade-
qnate to take care of needs.
Gales of best dressed hens are be
ing msde np to 30c. Some late
arrirahp ot broiler turkeys have
been made at 28-30c lb., because
the quality was not very good.'
'Excellent demand is showing
xor- orouer cnicsensin the local
live fowl trade with commission
handlers reporting business ' in
heary white stuff up to 20c ib.
Hen market a stationary.
Well held prices are being re
ported in the market for country
killed hogs, real and lamb along
the wholesale way. There has
v been a liberal pickup of business
in hogs.
HOPS, LAMBS, DRESSED HOGS UP
FIRST BOSC: PEARS
Dy
MM
IS
MOSTLY LACK
6
The dried prune market locally
is ttill a negligible one, with buy
ers holding off until selling reach
es a satisfactory footing.
A few dried prunes hare been
taken up , in this district, but
these -only In 1 small lots, and at
a i price that is way; below any
figure which will leave a profit
to the grower.:" "
It Is eald authentically that be
tween TS and 100 tons of prunes
have been sold by small growers
for four cents' on a 30-35 basis.
This, would mean the price paid
for most of those sold about here
ranges from three to three and a
half cents. .. l .
OIFORMS FOR WATCHMEN
CHICAGO. (AP) -4- Crossing
watchmen of. the ! Chicago' &
Northwestern railroad have been
equipped with red and white
'Sam Browne" belts as part of a
safety campaign to - cut down
crossing accidents.
Radio
Pi ograms
Thursday, Sept. 17
XOAC &6Q Kc. Corvallis
12 :0O -Farm hoar.
1 rOO rOrgkB program.
2 :00 Matinee.
2 :30 Horn ema Iter our.
I S:80 Vaudeville.
: Farm hear.
7:30 Masie by the master.
. $ .-00 Origin of the Constitution. '
8:15: Collegiate spertlignt.
KOW 2 Cc Portland
T rOO-r-Ieotions. i - -
T: 16 Morning Appetirer. -: '.'
T:45-rVia and Ion. KBC. ; .
;00 Cookinff school. ;
9 :4S Beatrice Maoie, KBC. '
10:OOMasxie of the Air. KBC.
12:15 Western Farm a ad Home hoar.
1 :00 Town Crier. .
:45- Captain: Booth, HBO. - w
t: IS Organ, i
S:30 Bit of Melody, KBO.
' 1 :00 Aati 'a' Andy, KBC. '
T:80 Standard Byv thoay hour, KBC. -.
B:SO- Tecal recital. i
:Oo-Hark Daniels. r
:0 K?W ramatie G.
9:1S Hal Tonne tenor, i -:5
KhTthm Box. .
1 MISS ITALY T
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Cfcasen "Miss Italy 1931," Mist
Edith Tafarolo, of -ffcw York, wea
ever field of more than a hun
' Ired American . girls . ef Italian
i sarentaffe who competed for the
konor. The title carried with it m
I free tria te iUlr-
Wheat, Eggs, Bu tterf at
Remain Steady on
; Local Market - "
. ' . -
Markets generally remained
steady here yesterday, eicept for
two slight " increases on meats.
Hops clip bed another notch, up to
ts.60 5 iai topa,'.'.j The 5 increase
amounted to 10 cents a hundred.
. Lambs also went up,, the new
buying price being f 5 a hundred,
an increase of 25 cents.
: Dressed hogs were bringing the
raiser nine cents a. pound. -
i Wheat, " eggs and butterf at re
mained unchanged.
General Markets
1ORTIaAHD. Oriu Sept. 16 (APJ
Proda exchaare, set pricea: hatter: ex
txaa, 30 ; standards, 29; prim firata,
; tirata, 26. fS: fneah extrai, 88;
fraah aiediama.' 2-22. ;
Portland Grain
PORTl-ANO. Or. Sept.; 1 (AP)
nut;
Slay
8ept eld
May
Opes.
S3
4
63
' 54 -V
54
SO
Iiow Cloae
63 : 53 4
48 48
534. 64
47 H 4S
4Va SO
Sept old 46
Sept, umw 47H
Dee. - .49
r.ak Mm KS -9mA TkI ..f .M at
eoft whit, wectera . trhit 47; . harl
winter, aortbera aprinf,; weaters. red,
45. i
OaU: Ke. 3 vHUo S18.0O.
Coras Mo. S B. T. $37.50. '
Jdillraa ; atandard 1 12.50.
i Portland; Livestock
IPOBTLANID, Ore.. S-pk. iv .
Cattle SO, .notably ateada.
- Steera, o0-t0 lb, good, 6.50-7.00;
aediBm, S.OS-6.50; common, 3.50-5.00;
1100-1300 lbs., (ooti, 6.25-6.75; medium
4.35-6.25;' heifara, 650-830 lbi.. rood.
5.50-6.00 ; , caodlaim. 5. 40-6.50 : conmoa,
1.25-4.50; cows. good. 4.2-4.85; common
aad aaodinia.. S.OO-4.25; low cottar and
entter, 1.90-Z.00; baUa, yearlioga ex
eladed. food and choic. beef, 4.00-4.50;
cutter, eoaBmoa aad mediam, 3.00-4.50 ;
vealers, milk fed, food aad choice. 7.00
8.50 ; iieduim. 6.0O-7.60 ; cull and eon
moa, 4.00-6.00 ; calrea. 250-500 Iba.,
good aad choice. .C 8.00r conunoa ad
atediaaf, S-0-6J). " -
, Hoga, soe, steady to atroag.-.
- Light Itpbt. 140-lftO lb., good and
choice, 6.25-7.00.; light Weight. 160-180.,
good and Choice, 6.75-7.00; 180-200 lbi,
good and choire, 6.75-7.00; madiaia
weight, 200-220 lb., good aad -.choice,
6 0O-7.09; 210-250 loa,' good aad eboice,
5.25-4.5o; : heavy weight, , 250-2S0 ba
good aad ehoiuo. 5.0O-8.25 ; 290-350 lb.,
mdmm aad good, 4.00-5.00; feeder and
stoefcer - pig, 70-130 Jb, good 1 and
choiee, 6.5O-6.60. " ":
Sheep, 1500; steady to itrong.
' Lambs, SO lbs., down, good and choiee,
5.55-5.50; median. 8.T5-5.25; all weights,
common, 3.00-8.75; yearling wethers, t0
110 lbs., medium to -choice. S.00-4.0O;
ewe, 00-120 lbs., medism to choice. 1.75
2.00; 1 'JO-1 50 lbu, medium to choice,
1.50-1.75; all weights, call and common,
1.0 P1.S9. h
Portland Produce
PORTLAXD, Ore., Sept. 16 (AP)
Batter: prints, 02 score or better, 32
83c; standards 30-3 le cartons.
Eggs: Pacific poultry producers sell
ing prices: fresh extras, 26e ; standards,
25c: medtams, 20c; pallets, 15c.
Milw: baring prices: grade B, S3. 17
Portlead delivery aad inipeetiou.
Coaatry meats: selling price to re
tailer : country-killed hogs, best batch
ers tinder 100 lbs. ft.-9He; Testers, 80 to
120 lbs., 4e; yearUng lambs. 6-8e;
spring iambs, 11c; hesry ewes, 4-5e;
eanner cows. 8-5c; balls. 5-7e. -.
Mohair: nominal boxing price. 1931
clip: long hair, 10e;.kid, 15c lb.
Nuts: Oregon walnuts,- 18-25e; pea
nnts, 12e lb.; Brsiils. 12-14c; aUaonds,
15-16c; filberts. 20-22e; pecans, 20e Ib.
. Cascara bart : baring prices. 191 peel,
3C Ib. ?! , " : -':.!'
Heps: aminC- 1020 crop. 4-10e;
1930, 15-15e 1931. 14V4-15e IK
Butterf t: direct to shippers, track
24-27e; autions No. 1, 26-27c Portland
delivery prices: butterfst, soar, 80-31c;
sweet, 33-S5c. . .--
Live poultry: net hnylng pries: heavy
hens, colored, 4 lbs., ap, 20-21e lb.; do
medium, 15; liglit, 18e lb.; broilers, un
der XVt Ibs 23c; over 1 lbs., l-20e;
colored. 2$e; colored fryers under 8H
lbs. 20c: ovr Vm lbs.. 20c; Ko. 2 chick
ens. 7-8e; old roonterv. 7e; ducks, Tek-
ins 19-10 ; geesa. la-lbe.
: Onions teeUia prieO to retailers: Ta-.
kinia Olobeiy 91.85; Oregon, $3. i
Potatoes, i locau I'tbc jo.; eastern
Wafthington J 61. 25-1.35 cental.
i Wool: 1931 crop, nominal Willamette
valley. 18-13e; eastern Oregon. 11-lSe lb.
Hay: bu-siing price for producer: al
falfa, $14-15; clovor. S10-13; oats and
retch. 810-11 ton. ' - -
lfressed ponitry: sel.lng price to re
tailers: turkeys, poor to good, 80 35c
ARE: OFFERED
Salem Markets
Grade B. raw 4 nUk,
co-op pool price, $1.95 per
hnndred. j "
f'Mtory mflk, 'k.40. '
ii
lkitterfatV sweet, tecr
Butterfat, soar, SOc.
i . . FRT7ZT AKD TldETABLES '
Prioe paid to grewtrs by Sateat borers.
September 16
Celery, doa.
TEOEIaSUt
Radiahea, doa.
Onions, dos., .
Onions, , aaek
Carrots.
Beets
CtblMM
Com. aaek
Cucumbers, doa. .
Cauliflower,' crate
Potatoes, ewt.
Tamlps, dos. . ,
Toms tees. . lag
Hummer aqaash
Ureen beans .
Lettuce, crste
LocaL Cantaloupes
frsaes. so.
50 to 60
30
30
-1.50
20
20
,01
.60
20 ie 80
Watermelons, local
Green Peppers, lag
uamsa sqassn
Ground cherries, lab.
urapea, local, lag
Extras
Medinms
XGOS 1
Bnytaf Prlceo
Roosters, o'd
Broilers -Colored
' Leghorn -
Heavies, hens
Medium hens -
Light hens
rooirn J
Baying Pxteao
a.oo
-76
.as
.26
.01 H
-oa Vi
to- 1.25 v
.....01
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30
r-oivh
t.0O
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.14
-20
-06
-It
-18
4t
GRAIN AND BA1
Buying Prices
Wheat, western red
White, ba. .
Barley, ton , . 15.50 to 10.60
Oats, grey 22.50 U J4.50
White 21.50 to S3.50
i ; f I . in iva'
11.00
14.00
J5.00
.18.50
Hart bavin r ori
Oats aad vetch, ton
Clover
Alfalfa, waller. 2nd cutting
Castera Oregon - , , .,
Common
Top' grade
HOP.S
stoek
.15
.00
tiamba, top
Hogv, top
Hogs, first cots
Hogs, other eats
Steers
Cows
Heifers
MEAT i
Baying Prices
.5.00
-6.P0
.6.10
.5.60
Dressed vesl
Zressed hog
i i05 to .06
Loi4 to .os
.04 ta .05
i-l .12
.;, ,n
Last Ellberta IPeacKcs
: Offered; Grapes , .
, Crop Short " H
PORTLAND, Sopt. I.. (AP)
Wbat ts beliared to b practic
ally t he ' last - of th : seaaoa'a El
berta peaches, from Yakima, were
offered daring today's session, on
the East Side Farm era market.
Sales were at 60-650 with ' J. H.
Hales at 7$-80c. ,
? First, of the season's Bose
peara were offered and shewed
extremely good Quality. Bartletta
old fl.lw-l.SS box for jumble
pack. - , . ' .-j... "
f Jonathan apples were la better
supDlr with some face, and fill of
good quality around 80-95e box
while- Jumbles were priced 7 0-7 5c.
Other apples 0-7 3d box for Jum
bles. . -.--.--r;
Watermelons from The Dalles
were a trifle slow at le lb: with
Icecream at $1.25 lettuce crate.
Cantaloupes sold up to f 1.7S
for fancy Junction City stock with
old fashion, musks around TSe
crate. -r - I : .
i Clalm Is made tha the Concord
grape crop of eastern Clackamas
is but 100 tons compared with
normal output of 600 tons. Con
cords sold mostly 60c crate or
lug with a few 6 Oo.
' Cauliflower' market was hurt
by offerings of No. t Puget Sound
stock at. 75c Locals were as high
as $1 for Is
Fresh prunes were In good sup
ply and like demand around 26
30e box. ' - ,t . - -
Lettuce was steady; $1 taking
the bulk of the top stuff.
Tomato market was steady
around 35-40o for best stuff,
pickling at 60c box.
: Shortage of pickling cucumbers
sent the price as high as 45c for
1 with-2 mostly SSc and slicing
20e box. r -"
was i;i sibiit
fob m ta
"Dutch" Stanley, right end on
Florida's football teams pt 1929.
'27 and '28 will return this year
as coach of the wings.
CHICAGO,- Sept. 16 (AP)
Signs of a rainbow for wheat own
ers appeared today, with Indica
tions the United States and Can
ada this season would hay a vir
tual monopoly - of high, grade
wheat.; Reports.; of an. Inferior
spring . wheat crop in Russia, an
'adverse ; crop situation In the
southern . hemisphere , anil . poor
harvest returns in western Ear
ope, especially France aad Bel
glum, were received. In addition,
estimates --pointed -to likelihood
that China would need 4,000,000
tone of,. wheat 135,000,000 bush
els, for flood relief, f
Wheat, closed firm Vi-1 1-8
cents higher, corn 1-8-5-8! advan
ced, oats l-8-4. up. ; ! ,
To d a y 'a closing quotations:
wheat: Sept.; .48 3-4: .Dec.. .51
-5-8: March, .65, 3-4; May, .55-
6- 8-3-4,' " - - ' .;.
Corn: Sept., .44 3-8: Dec., .28-
7- 8-39-1-8; March. .40 ; May.
.42 H -6-8. ' ,
Wreckage From
T toilet Sighted
Neat Matshiield
. v ,. . --
. MARSHFIELD,' Ore., Sept 16
(AP) rThe j Coos Bay coast
guard power boat was dispatched
to south bay last night after the
wreckage of a trqller was sighted
by deep-sea fishermen.
I. R, McDonald of the troller
Ann reported he saw a green and
white pilot house, water kegs aad
other fresh wreckage bobbing in
the surf. He tried to determine
the name or number of the troll
er but was unsuccessful.
The coast guard is patroling
the area for further wreckage Or
oodles. , . vj
TTOOT,. I
Coarse j 10
Medium , 10
MOHAIB;
oid ; 13
Kid i i 18
Prune Drying Near
End About Keizer;
Apple Harvest Next
KEIZER, Sept. 16 Prune dry
ing will be completed by the last
ot this week. .While the crop in
this! section was. not up to par
yet the quality is excellent. The
late pears, 1 Bosck and D'Anjoua,
I
t
JUST A HOT CARD GAME
1.
am foe
siio:: B?.piii Gi;
ft
3
Pi
The exhortation of builders for
repairing dwellings whilo cost
are low is apparently being heed
ed In Salem. During tae first two
days of this week. 10 building per
mtts were issued for alteration or
repair jobs, to cost t total of
1968. 'Erection of a new house
costing 82000 was also announc-
jijlill'k; 'Larmer will build the
house," to be located at 1056
East! Fourth street. J
:'l ,Th alteration and repair Jobs
are as follows: Effle A. Wimer,
dwelling. 647 orth 18th street.
200- Bill Son tier, dwelling, 1045
South Liberty street. 1185; W. Mi
OUtlags... 1605 South fltgh street,
140(3 Dii F. Wagner; platform,
3837 i Court street, 33; C. F.
Tudker. dwelling, 1785 Saginaw
Street; 170; D. Carman, dwelling,
3217J State street. 340; H. M, .
Brisk, garage.; 1890 North Win- .
ter street, 325j and B. Overgard,
apartment house, 210 Water -street,
815.'. a A. Tat urn will
erecij a, garage cosung 50 at 750
"la-
it
Mike Fanis and Harry Miller appear to be enjoying: gamr of
cards In a temple ef fire at Los Angeles. However, they are really
demonstrating' a new asbestos suit which will permit firemen to ven
ture into flames without danger; : - The stunt was staged by the Los
' Anreles fire department, ? s . - j -
are being harvested. - ?
Gathering of apples will begin
soon, and there will be an abun
dant crop ot Spltzenbergs, Bald
wins. Northern Spies,
and Grimes Golden.
i .Delicious
Farmers Busy With 5 n
Cutting: of Ensilage
AUMSTnLIC. Sept. ! 16 The
farmers are cutting ensilage this
week. Some have some clover to
hull yet as the recent- rain held
up the clover hulling but did no
damage to other crops. . . 0
Most alt local help is employed
at present,: some at the hop
yards, prunes and various other
short Jobs. is j - i s
Thtee Ate Found
Guilty ot Death
Of Aged Rahchet
OLYMPIA. Wash:," Sept. ' 1 6
(AP) A Jury In superior court
Tuesday convicted Harold ; Car
penter. SOvWalter Dubuc," 17 and
Mrs. Ethel .Willis, 26-year-old
mother,! of the murder of Peter
Jaeobson. aged rancher. The Jury
recommended ; death. vf or Carpen
ter and Dubuc,; and ; life Impris
onment for Mrs. Willis, which un
der ' Washington law- la manda
tory. The Jury deliberated almost
24 hours. ,
UlffF DEAL BLOOMY
says b i g mm
MICKEY MOUSE
OH I THlNICTrllS OU fiOJJTUWE-A DlDMT I TPU. VOO TO I f j AWO Zi OU GA08V bifg&J
Toiea is Simpvv majjveuous - kfeo tese cmeap GvWv mi me zat n? leftle MfEMirx n7i
ShE T0L0 MF SOME Of THE G2NFVEQS FCOA VEBV BlOHT UNCLE TriEEXlKf MUCH I C5j:
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MVSELF- VOU?D BP I J I 'EM THEVrC AXTfSS HI l POU H8
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"The Weaker sex
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W ACONDA. : Sent. 1 6 Mr. and
Wtrsi iG. W. Thurman of Forest
GrotO called Monday at the Ally-
iNusom home. '
j Diatilllng of peppermint was
rtCently completed at his farm
ttear Banks and 70 acres of mint
is ktow being harvested ; at Clat-
8knlei-; : s i i-'i t :.. I
! 1 While the crop at Banks was
Hot jas good as formerly the yield ;
Is unusually heavy at Clatskanie.
f fTa ; prospect or receiving one
dollar per pound which Is the
present price l offered is not so
pleasant as tecost:of prodac
tI6h!!s . high. Three dollars.
Thufaton thinks, would be a fair
prittlH He expects to i harvest
arond 5600 pounds.
I Tb Thurmins are well known
hfrjji having farmed the Elmer
Sarnie place for years.
flit' WALT DISNEY
I POJT 1HEEMW WE" . ! i
SMOU.0 DOX4EES Tr&NG 1
AM SCARE' EfT EES ToO CFCV ;
OAUGrCoUS "REESE rtODE-NTirtS
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1 fruits. Vegetables
POETLAND. . Ora.. . 18 (AP)
Oraafos : Caiiforntn Valencias, $3.85-5.50.
Grapefruit: CaUfortus. f4-.50; riorida.
SS.23. libneat aVdosan cartons. $3.25.
Bansaas; 6e IV. Lemon i : California,
$8-25-9. iioekieoemes : npi bound;
12-14e; mountains S-lOe lb.
Watenneloat, N. , W. Klendike,- 1H
1 la. Cantalonpes: OtlUrd. S1-1.S&;
tmbo, $1.60'.- Yakima and Taa Dallea,
staaaara, TXi-si crate. tanev cev mel
ons: California largo flats, $1. . Maak
metonst iocal. S-ae IK Cassbaa:- California-
-Vie lb. if cream melons: Cali
fornia, lb.' Persian melons: $1.50
crate. . i . I
-rapes: seedless, $1,251-1.50 loc; To
ksj.s $1.TS; white Malaga, $1.25: Sib
lers, $1.00-1.75; 1(X-I Ce-eors, 2 He lb.
Fesebes: Tskima lbertaa, 60-S5e; lo
cal, 60-8 3c; J. H. Hales, ;80-85c Pears I
Med ford Bartletts. $1.S5.I O round char-
Tiea:-Sl dok. l'tatwrr.s,: 5.zs box.
Cabbaco; loeal, new,, Jh-3c Ib. Po
tatoes: .local. lHe lb. ; eastern .Wsahing-
tea, ...fi. .Si-l.s cental, vmons: selilnc
price to retailers: lafcima globes, fi.sa;
CbSob, Cuenmbers: field srewa. 20c
es. bpiaacn t local. vvc-Bl.lo. Ueierv:
Labisb. 65-$Oc doiea; hearts,' $1.25.
Mashrooans: i hothouse. 65c . lb. Peppers :
t?eai. -traen. ;S5-40e- bon,'.
i Sweet potatoes: new California, 8 'A -$4e
lb. Canlifloer: northwest, $1
1.10 per crate. Scans: local, c. To
matoes : Too Dalles. SOo oi. Cora : lo
cal 40-6OC sack. Lettuce: local. $1.15
1.55; ieed.' SS.SO. Sammer squash: Jo
cal flaU. 60c. Dsaish sqaasn: 2V4S Ib.
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"Three Separate Langnages"
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Rural: Areas Send
Youths to Attend
Silverton School
Sept.
from
IS
Erer-
- WALDO HILLiS.
Four roong pople
green and-threa from. Ceuterrlew
boardd Milton Thostrud's orange
school bus.' for the first time Mon
day morning on tnafr tray to SI1
rertoa hlga. ' , . ' ' -From
Erergreen ,' wer: Doro
thy Neaswanger. Paulina Batehel
lor, : Jana Ogden. Harold OTer
Iand. From CenterTleTV were Ves
per and Xteba Geer. Bam 'Wilson.
Others from Erergreeil were. Ed
ith and Ethel Knight, Anna Orer
luad and Ida Land, I all seniors;
Maxtor Harmon,, Bill Siefert and
Sophia" Orerlund." Other from
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