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Latter Close Higher First
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Li Price List Firmer
NEW TOJtK, OcL 2 (AP)
For the 'first time in a week
stocks closed higher today. The
ton was strengthened by a much
better bond market where United
States governments l allied, well,
accompanied j by ' a firming ! ot
prices throughout the list.
Share baying on an early rally
Was "exhausted befofe . noon and
prices followed : the rails on a
low downward movement.
However, liquidation such as
recently experienced was conspic-
HELPS
- uousiy absent and there was a
brisk recovery In the. final, deal
ings.- Volume fell to 2.527.340
hares against 3.590.640 -, yester
day. -. -
' The average rise was 1.3
4 points, notwithstanding- a new
bear market low tor he carrier
Croup. Since there Is likely to
be no particular news affecting
the rails until the rate decisions
is reached" it seemed probable
that further profit-taking was the
explanation for the sag. Never
theless, the gronp minimum was
not particularly pleasing to the
theorists
United States steel refused to
j break 70. although It was off
i more than a point at the bottom.
And closed higher. The pre-
phone, up a 1 point net, sold as
much as 1V lower . and - came
Within a fraction of "yesterday's
minimum. American
Can, Gen- J
eral Motors, Chrysler, Case and
National Biscuit advanced 1 to
IK, on the day, while- Consoli
dated Gas rallied 2. New York
Central, ex-dirldend, was off 24.
"Norfolk and Western 3, Atlantic J
Coast Line 54,. Union Pacific 1
and Atchison and Baltimore and
Ohio email fractions. Most ra'ls
tinned In the late upturn, reduc
ing extreme loaaes.
MUSCAT GRAPES OF
EffilLEI QUALITY i
PORTLAND, Oct. 2., (AP)
ome Tery fancy Muscat grapes
Oat Of The Dalles Section were OI-
feredon the least side farmers
market today.' Ther sold rapidly
stt 69c lug. Some Tokays moved
75c. Local Concords were mostly
40c with a few higher or lower.
Tomatoes were about, steady at
a range of 35S0c.
Lettuce sold generally $1 tut
One lot moved $1.25.
Spinach was fairly steady at 70
tf7Sc orange box.
! Corn sold rapidly at 707Sc
ack. ! M :
Onions were easy at $1.60
l.5 sack.
Potatoes rated easy but mostly
Unchanged in price, i
Some rather fair fresh prunes
out of The Dalles sold 30c box.
Persian melons from' Yakima
were priced $L15 crate with ca
aabaa at $1.
Fancy orangei cling peaches
were priced aseund $1.
Chinese cabbage was offered $1
eantalouDo crate.
Regular cabbage) was easy at
1101.25 crate wltljt red at 90c
l cantaloupe crat and curly or
Savoy at 40c lettuce crate.
CRISIS Hi Kit
IS
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CHICAGO. Octl 1 (AP)
DnmUinn of a financiar crisis
tn Russia affecting hef grain ex
port plans and domestic seeding
delays in the southwest tended to
fft wheat prices I today. Urgent
need of rain . was reported over
m areas of Kansas. Oklahoma
Liverpool advices aald grain
TiAttons in Russia were much
below the quantity plannedr that
wnrfd ahioinents of wheat were
m-rnArteA to i shrink, and that
British, traders considered recent
declines In wheat ? prices exces -
ailTa. i j
- : ,, -
Wheat closed unsettled, a
fchada to i-3i cents higher, corn
at-afc down; oats on.
Whaat: Dec. .47
Mar.. I
a Si-Ti : MaTi .52 H.
- rnmz rec. .SI Mar..
,56 : Mai. -3S 55- ,
- Oats; Dec., .21 ' ?-: May.
24
tlETURN TO DISTRICT
- . HAYESVILLE,- Oe. 2 Mr.
and Mrs. Raymond Kites who
",.r hAn Tlaitine Id Denrer.
rAia bin returned. On their
war home they risited Reno. Yel
lowstone park and places In Cal
lfornia. . ,
Mr. and Mrs. liar ry - urisaane
aad Mrs. Mtonl i Rtekman .are
1 making a trie UTenClit.
Mlss Harel rt2
w&s Jr the C!iarlle Red
bom Tuesday, i . , . '
Rrd AMBmncui .
: rham&wa has moved Into : tne
r"
a.rr ""ur- , ...
r o "I,." " . rnnnVh-s
ir.tt .s- - - - "
Tacauon w. i . f.
Uvlke from infecUoa in his arm:
Aral month,, is alowlr im.
projiDR. . i3T
mored back Into the Hayesrille
; 5ri.,.T: nc-nnTlnr Paul
.'.11 '.J i
sa.suw .
A new public fee coif course of
hniaai 1 to b constructed on
ADS
01
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SEVERAL FiMILItS.
ijtAtrx tractJarr5aiM CXty.lliaal Dnlast.. , ,
POULTRY TRICES j DOWN
BUTTER OFFERINGS ARE
Colored and Leghorn
Broilers Lower;
Wheat Also
Poultry prices ' received the
biggest Jolt In days yesterday,
when buying prices dropped to 16
cents on both colored and leg
bora broilers. This was a three-
cent tumble. " .' .
Heary hens went down two
cents, to a new top of "16 cents.
Eggs and butterf at remained
unchanged.
Wheat also dropped yesterday.
to new burins figure of 41 cents
on white and 39 cents on red.
General Markets
PORTLAND. Ora- Oct. 8 fAP)-.
Prodaoa Mctlkn. aet prices. Butter:
extras. SI; standards, SO; prim first.
29; first 28. Kcga: freak axtras ZS;
fresh, mediant 23.
Portland Grain
PORTIiAKI
Ore., Oct. 2 (AP)
Wheat:
Open
High
63
Low
53
Close
63
50
May : 53
iec. . 60
50
50
Cask grain: bic Bend blue tern .63;
oft white, western white, .48; hard
winter, northern spring. . western red.
.46.
Oats: Kb. S whit 118.00.
Cora: Ko. 2 S. T. $35.50.
ilillrua staadard f 13.50.
1 . .
Portland Livestock
POBTLANIX Or.. Oet. 2 fAP)
Cattla 35, ealsa, 10, about teadjr.
bteers, ov-wa id fooo, oau .uu;
medians. 6.0O-S.5S: cots mo n. 3.50-5.00:
9OO-H0O aba., . good. S.50-7.00; medium.
a.vutu; common, J.au s.uu; liuu-iwu
lbs., (rood. 6.00-8.75; medium, 4.00-6.00;
heifer. ,530-6.50 lbs., goo; 5. 50-6.00 ;
mediuav, 4 SO-5.0; common, 3.25-4.50;
cow, good, 4.25-4. S5; comma a and me
dium. 3 00-4.25; low cutter and carter.
1.O0-3.OO; trails, yearling exetoaea.
good ed choice, beef,
4.OO-4.50 ; - cutter.
commoa aad medium. 8.00-4.00; realere.
milk fed, good and choice, T.oO-o.so;
medium, fl.0S-T.S0; cull - and common.
4.00-5.00; calves. 250-500 lbs., good and
choice,- 6.00 . 00; common and medium.
3.50-6.OO.
Hoes 125. about steady.
Light light, 140-160 lbs., good and.
choice. 5.00-5.75; light weight. 180-1S0
lbs. good a ad, choice, 6.50-5.75; 160-200
lbs., good end-enoice, 5.00-0.75; nuamra
eight. 200-220 tt., good and choice.
5.00-5.75; 820-250 lbs., good and cboi-e
4.75-5.54; heavy weight, 250-290 lbs..
good and choice, 4.50-3.25; 290-350 lbs.,
good and choice. 4.00-5.00; packing sows.
75-500 lbs., medium .and good, - S.oO
.50. Sheep 600, about steady.
I Lambs, 90 lbs., down, good and choice.
3.25-5.50 ; medium. S,79-5.2a ; all weight.
ll0 medium to choice. 3.00-3.75I
yearling wethers. 0-110 lbs., medium to
choice, s.00-4.00.- ewes. 90-120 lbs., me-
medium to caoiee, 1.50-1.73; ail
weights, coll and common, 1.00-1.50.
Portland Produce
PORTLAND. Ore.. Oct. 2 fAP)
Butter; prints, 9'i score or better,
3ir; i-.andardi. Sl-3"c csrton.
Eggs: Pacific poultry producers" sell
ing prices: frean extras. 23c; standards,
2e; mediams. 23c: pullcij, 18c.
Milk: contract price, grade B. 12.174
Portland delivery and inspection. Dairy
cooperative cet pool price to producer,
Sl.flS. :
C-ountry m?nts: seiimg price to retail
ers: country Kiuefl uogs, tft Dnteoers
nnder 10(1 lb, 8-8 c: tealer. 80 f 120
lbv, l-13Vc; yearling lambs, e-tsej
spring lambs, lie. heavy eves, 4-oc; caa-
ner cowa, S-ie; bulls, o-7c.
Mohair: oomiaal bnyiag price. 1931
clip: long hair. 10c: kid, 15e lb.
Satj: Oregon srainotv IS-25c; pea-
oats, 12c lb.: Brsiiis, 12-14c; almonds.
1516c; filberti. 20-22c: oecana. 20c to.
Can-sra bark: buying prices, 1931
pee!. So lb.
Hons: aorainsl. crop, b-juc; iau,
15-lSe: 1951, 14V-lic la."-.
BnUrtrfat: direct to shippers, tracg.
Sle. Station Nd. 1. S0-31e. Portland
delieTy price butterfat. wnr, 3133;
sweet. 85c.
Li poultry: net uy.ng riee: heaTy
hens, aolered. lbs., up, 18c; do
mediom. 18c; light, lie lb.; broiler, na
der 1 lbs.. 18e; ever 14 lbs., 20;
colored. 2i ; Ko. 2 chickens, 7-8e;
old roosters. 7e; ducks. Pekins. 18 19c;
geese. 1S-1S. :
Unions: aelung price to retailers: -
kima C4bes, $1.85-2; Oregon, S3. ;
Potatoes: local, mc lo.; eastern
Wasaington, S1.23-l.Sa cental.
Woel: 1S31 crop, aomina:. niuinwiw
valley, lS-15e; eastern Oregon. ll-15e lb.
Itay: traymg price iroas p-oancer: ai-
falja. $l-15c; a'o'er, tig 12; oat and
vetch, toa.
Fruits, Vegetables
POKTLAKD. Ora 1 Oct. 2 f AP)
Orangea: California Valencia. S3-S.23.
GraDefruit: Lalirornta. jLiinea:
3-doien cartons, $$.25. Bananas: 6c lb.
Lessons: California. gll-ll.aO ease.
Huckleberries: Paget Bound. 7-flc lb.
Watermelons: . W. Klondike, 1-1 H
IK rn)iuiM! IHliard S1.35-1.8S: Ya
kima and The Dalles, standard, SOc-ST
crate. Honey dew saelona: California
lmrca flats. SI. Muskmelona: locaL 8-4c
lb. Cats be: Yakima. 2Ue lb.- lea
I re.- -e: -t. ii. P.ri.a
1 erprsi aeedies. ti. lug; Tokay,
I I.-'i-i.tK.; wMte isa.sga, ji.-j; ttioiers,
I . . eA. I f i - t ' c L f
;r.- .! . :,'?izr
tl- yn. M4ford ,.,, si.es.
Gronad rkerries: 10-llc lb. Cranber-
tea: local, aew, 1 --c lb., eastern Wish-.
S 1.2 5 1.3 a ceotol. Union: tsuing
price to retailer: Yakissa Globes, Sl.Bj-
Ureeoa JJ. L'ucamOers : iieia rrowa,
S5-40c bos. Spinack! local. 65-75e.
Celery : j Ibish: C3- 4osenr" tert,
1.23. , Mcsbxooms : kothouse. 65o lb.
Pepper: bell, green. !0-4c. Sweet -tatoe:
bow California 8 to Sc lb.
Csnlif lower: north welt, POe-fl.lO per
crate: Beans: local. . Tomatoet: la
cal. S0-75c Vox. Cora : hx-1, S5-75
ssck. Letince: local. l.ii-1.35; iced,
S3. 50. i Summer fnash: 2-2 He lb. Ar-
f
cboke: California, St. 10-1. Bo dqxen.
Three Foreign
Countries Send
Students Here
China. Japan and Swltserland
g9nd stlldeBt to Willamette unl-
TersUy. , Amonc. the states. Ora-
leaj9 wUU Washington tak-
ing second lntbe number of re-
prlsentaUres. There are If sUtea
reoresented according; to fisnres
Issued by the registrar's" office.
i . .
I All BS Tn , VI. wregwa a vuuu
ties -are represented.
I , The itates represented and the
nBiBbera ot students from eaen is
a. follows: Washia5ton.8T.Ida-
h? MoU ifornI
Alaska Onjesotaew
Missoarl. south Dakota, North
nakota Sew Jersey .Kansas, Utak
I and Wisconsin 1 each.
Orexon's counties represeKta
tires are Marion county 28S.
J Multnomah fig. Polk 24. Clacka-
1 mas aad Cooa 24 each, Tillamook
Salem Markets
5 Grade B. raw 4
ee-op pool pHco, fl.M ler
hundred. . f ?
Factory milk, $1.40.
: Batterfaiv sweet.
Buttoriat, onr, Sle.
ntXTTt AJTO TXaSTASLBS
PriM pai to growers by Salsal buyer.
. October 3 ;-
Celer7, do. , , I 50 taCSO
Radiahea. dos. "
Onto sl. dos rfn i ,ii ., . I,, 30
Ooiana, sack ... ; j , 1.50
Carrots i - 1
Beet -j i
Cabbngo ...
Caearabera, das. : M
Caulilswar, crate
Pottea. ewt. .,.
Turnips, dot.
Tomatoes, log , ,
Summer squash
And beans .
Lettuce, oratsr
Tocsl eantaloanea .
Watermelons, local
Green Peppers, lug
01
S to SO
1.00
,'
U-25
, . sa
-0114
.1.00 te 1.2 5
-oitt
.30
Ianisk aquas
-01
Oroned cherries, lag
Gjrapes. local, rag
-1.00
70
OOS
Baying Prices
Extras
.28
Med:vm
Bnylag Price
Roosters. o'J
-09
Broil'-m i
Colwet
Lefkorn
Hearits, hen
Medium heaa
Light heaa.
; is
16-
--13
10
i OKAtlT AXS HAT
BnylDg Price
Wheat, wester red: . .. ..
White. ! bn . . , i ,
3t ,
41
Barley, ton ; 13.50 to 16.50
Oats, rrey.j par bau
22 -24
White, per b.
21-23
Hay: baying price
Oats sad vetch, ton
.10.00
.11.00
.14.00
.15.00.
.18.50s
Clorer
Alfalfa. al)er 2nd cutting
Eastern Oregon ... -Commoa
:
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Top grade
8if
-15
.09
stock .
MEAT
Baying PrttwS
Lamb, top
.s oe
-5.50
. 5 00
-5.00
Hogs, top
Hogs, first cut
Hogs, other cut
Rteer
05 to .08
.01 u .o;
04 U .05
12
08
Cows
Heifer , i.
Pressed Veiil
Dressed hog
wool.
Coarsa -
MICKEY MOUSE
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THIMBLE jTHEATREtarHng Popeye
HtLP.HELP VtCWCT
THE T0HSYLfSHrV) UCK
ape coming: rf two
OOICKJOO ITHOUSitK.
LITTLE ANNIE ROONEY
FeiMCtT55 TEa ME TELL
YDU MO PEEL
WHITE
W1CE BEAOS
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TOOTS AND CASPER
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uiiAVrVT iSl. J CA3PEIJ& FAULT . ME. TOLD HEP. 1
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3 CENTS
GAINING
More From Country;
Butter Firm at
! Recent Rise
PORTLAND, OcUi CAP)
Farther Increase la tatter offer
ings from the country Indicate
not only well sustained production-generally,
but the Increasing;
surplus as a result of the lessened
demand, due to the ; closing; of
jaost of the h arrest neasons. i
' Cftnntry butter, offerings here
lumped considerably In tha last
few. days. A liberal decrease In
the local manufacture almost oft,
set this gain but total volume was
a trifle greater tban a week ago.
Market . , for batter appears
practically steady. In I spots weak
ness Is shown, elsewhere ' there
are signs'. ot real strength. Con
tinued : agitation on 'the Part of
one big marketing j Interest; to
force reductions is some influence
here, g -, j.
At A he late advance in the
price as established by the Paoi
f ic Co-ops., the market for eggs
reflects a firm tone generally In
the local territory. Receipts show
fractional bettermentj
Market for chickens was un
changed for the day in. the lire
poultry market. Recent declines
appear to be the low I points. Re
ceipts continue rather liberal.
Despite th reports coming
from Interested parties, prlTate
surrey of the turkey situation In
dicates a turkey crop in southern
Oregon of at least last year's fig
urea; more in spots. ; Demand Is
very good. : 1 j
There Is further weakness la
the market for country killed
calres along the wholesale way
with general trading in tops not
now above 13c lb. Rather liberal
receipts during the last few days.
With sausage demand some
what curtailed during recent
days, an easier tone Is reported
for country killed bulls. Price is
now down to -6c. ' Hogs ,' and
lambs, are without further change.
Illinois' prison population in
creased almost six times as fast as
the Btate's total population dur
ing the year ending July 1. X ,
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THE
THE SKUNKS
UfW5 OARNED
THAT OOR
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MO FIHOGOUD IN
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SCHEDULED
II
Women , Club S ponsor
Events;, First Will be at "
Orchard Heights .
ORCHARD HEIGHTS. Oct. 1.
The Polk county Federation of
Women's clubs vis sponsoring a
aeries of cooking demoastratiens
one of which Is to be held Oct.: 8,
aud-lthat-the Oak i Orore
grange hall. The Orchard Height!
club will collaborate with- the
Oak Qrore ladies aid. the Eola
etub, the Bethel club, the- Brush
College Helpers and. the Sweet
Briar"-club of Wallace road, r A
midday potluck luncheon will be
served each day.
Mrs. Humphreys, representing
the Crown Mills Is conducting the
school and will furnish coffee and
hot biscuits: A short business
meeting of the Oak Grore Ladles
Aid wHU be held Thursday in
place of the regular October meet
ing which has been postponed un
til Norember. wheav it will meet
with Mrs. Thomas Brunk. ;
Other communities and clubs to
benefit by Mrs. Humphrey's dem
onstrations are as follows: Bridge
port. Ballston, Perrydale, "Mc
Coy and Buell, Oct. 12 and 13 at
Ballston: Ellendale.. Pioneer club
and Oakdale i territory, Oct. 14
and 15 at Ellendale. Rickreall,
Oak Point and Progressire Wom
en's Study club. Oct. If and IT at
Rickreall. ' ; i ; ';' '
Pedee, Alrlie and Kings Valley.
Oct. 1 aad to at Pedee. Beuna
Vista and Surer community, Oct.
21 and It at Beuna Vista; West
Salem. Oct. It and 24.
Changes Being Made
In Rooms at School
VALSETZ, Oct. 2. -Many of the
seats la Mrs. George March's room
at the school are being changed
this week. The room was formerly
a third and fourth grade room and
the seats were too large for the
first and second grades. ' More
work is to be done this , week on
Miss Sheeon'a room. , ! ,
Aenes Sheeon, critlo teacher
for the upper grades. Is now oc
cupying the apartment abore the
doctor's office.
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Thomas P. Gore (left), Democrat, of Oklahoma, and Thomas D.
$chall, Progressire Republican, of Minnesota, the two blind members
ef the United States Senate, are shown helping each ether down the
eteps of the National Capitol in Washington, D, C, Senator pore is
In his third term, while the Minnesota soloa U entering his second
'term after serving ten years ia the House. While the blind law
makers sit on opposite sides of the' Senate, they are often seen walking
'and talking together. This is the first time two sightless men nave
been members ef the Senate at the same time.
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First Poster pi j
Parcels Post is
On Display Here
Almost beyond the' memory of
the "younger generation" Is a
scene portrayed on a" postal card
displayed yesterday r by : John - H.
Farrar, Salem postmaster. 'The
picture was taken in 1914 of an
exhibit sponsored by the local
postotfice at th state fair: to in
form the public concerning the
postal department's! parcel post
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A3 A NEW DIAMOND I I jA cSiV
service which was Inaugurated in
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Fj Collins, now a olerk in the
Salem postoffice.ls shown stand
lag. In front ot tne exnibit. The
display material consisted of par
eel post packages, of all sorts loan
ed by Salem business houses, and
types of, packing to be used In
mailing articles via the new serv
ice.. ; ,-. : I . I - I
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York state la most heavily repre
sented among the student . body pf
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POLICE UW
OF Ul LISTED
Of 54 taotoriats arrested la the
city during September, S3 receir
ed fines, monthend reports at po
lice headquarters ' and municipal
court- reveaL Eight, intoiicatea
persons were arrested and five
were assessed fines totalling $50.
Two minors were tiarrested for .
smoking clgaretes.;;
The sum for fines collected aur-
lng September was S1. J21 60
over the previous month. Law vi
olators j were fined las follows:
speeding, 19, $96.50; failing to
stop, six.' $15; reckless driving.
four. $250; possession of liquor,
two, $95 1 f taking right of way.
two, $15; four in driver's seat,
one, f$2.50; switched license
plates, one. 5; drunk, five, $50;
and overtime parking. five, $5. ;
S The 79 arrests made during the
month1 just ended, included:
speeding 25, driving while drank
three, tailing to stop six. taking
the right j Of way four, four in
driver's seat one, switched plates
two. reckless driving eight, pos
session of liquor six,; drunk eight.
larceny one, and miscellaneous
charges such . as ' bad cbes.
stealing gasoline and defrauding
an innkeeper, eight.,? i
i Twenty! 12-hour : police periods
wenti by without any arrests be- -lng
made, i iiji 5 M ,
One Jail, inmate, . 17-year-old
James Murphy, escaped by sawing
and bending the bars of . his coll
window. Police have received no
word of his" whereabouts, j
Woman Walking
Across Highway
Killed by Truck
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EUGENE, Ore.. Oct. 2. AP)
-Miss Clara Maafiee, 1 So, ot
Springfield, was skilled Instantly
on Thurslay when : struck by a
truck said by police to have been
driven by Charles Hahn Rose
burg. The accident ' happened oa
the Pacific; highway near bere. .
! Police said .Miss Massee started
to cross the road as two cars ap
proached, r She became confused
and stopped Immediately, In tba
path of the 4truck. t Police said.
Hahn was hot to blame.
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