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Tha OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Tneaday Morning. November 17,
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BUJERS RUSH IN, GRAINS (3JMBING
STOCKS REFUSE Tl
CHILD HELD CAPTIVE YErRS
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Eastern": Situation Helping
Portland Price; fat
Firmer in Tone
- PORTLAND. Not. 1. (AP)
There was no change for toe
: week's opening fa the. batter trade
here. Steadiness and 'Strength in
the east Is a distinct aid to the
local market, which has of late
ahowa an undercurrent of easi-
Beat. . -
la the egg market trade condi
tions continue more or less ot
steady character with strength re-
; fleeted in spots. The local co-ops
report "a Terr good demand for
fresh goods at the quotations list
ed by them.
Market for butterfat Is reflect
lag firmer tone at Portland than
at country points. A eo-operatlre
: organisation is reported as having
paid 5 2c for No. 1 grade last
month and tic for No. Z -grade,
whils local prirate creameries gen
erally paid 32c for No. 2 and 34
SSc tor No. 1 during the same
period.
There appears little further
change in the general cheese mar
ket situation. The recent weakness
In Wisconsin centers, which caused
last week's prices to show sub
stantial declines, appears to hare
subsided somewhat, although in
pots the market was fractionally
up and down. , Late trading has
seen generally at steady Taluea on
the rations eastern exchanges.
Locally the market appears to
reflect a dragging tone hut prices
fa general are maintained.
There was a strong tone la the
market for country killed hogs
with . sales rather keen around
TH-Sc pound. This Is considered
err igh la riew of the llrestock
range.
The market for country killed
lambs Is very firm, with sales rap
Id at 11-11 e pound. Demand tor
yealers Is just steady at 10-10 He
poaad.
Crop Damage in South
Hemisphere Aids
Revived Boom
CHICAGO, Not; It (AP)
Speculatire buyers of wheat
jumped Into the saddle anew- to
day and prices raced upward al
most S eents a bushel.;
Southern hemisphere . crop re
ports indicated severe - damage.
North American export demand
showed unasual snap, and fore
casts were that France would
need 50,00,000 bushels of North
American quality wheat between
December and July regardless' of
what she would get from Jugo
slavia. Additional stimulus to
priee upturns came from word of
fighting in the tar ast and of a
tense diplomatic situation at Ge
nera.
Wheat closed brawny, near the
day's top level. 2Vfc-24 higher
than Saturday's finish, corn 1
2 up, oats 4-l advanced.
Today's' closing quotations:
Wheat: Dec., .59 : Mar.. .62
-; May. M.i ; July. .14
Corn: Dec, ,4S ; ttar., .44;
May. .47 -.48; July. .49 ft.
Oats: Dec.. .2. May, .28
July. .18
General Markets
PORTLAND. Oni; ST0t. 16 (AP)
rroaace xeMf, net price.. Batter:
Etna, St; atanderda. , SO ; prime firaU,
29; Urate, 28. Efxi: freak extras, tl;
Portland Grain
LETTUCE SUPPLY IS
QUICKLY SOLD OUT
PORTLAND. Not. 14 AP)
Demand for Dalles lettuce was so ,
fceaa that holders were Quickly
old out daring today's session of
the East Side Farmers' wholesale
market. Sales of 2$ were gener
ally f 1.10 with Ss and 4s $1.25.
a tew f 1.35 crate.
No. 1 cauliflower was la small
supply and demand around BOe
with 2s down to 20c and B's as
low as 25-3c crate.
No.' 1 softshell walnuts were of
fered at 16c and No. 2 stock 12e
la.
Cabbage was fairly steady at
IS-TSe crate; mostly 70c
Local lettuce sold Quickly 75c
rate; a few $1. .
Root vegetables were fully
steady at late prices.
Potatoes moved slow but at
steady prices.
There was no change in apple
f rices or demaad.
California ripe olives were of
fered at 6e.
Lemons sold $1.15 for Jumble
tpack.
Cora sales were S5c-Sl sack;
PORTLAND, Ot., Rot. IS (AP)
wum:
Opea Hia Low Clo
7 H 64 6S 69
Iee. 68 63 63 6JU
Cash psia: Eij- Bead bloesteai T6;
waster White, bard winter, nertkera
cpna. arectera red SI.
Oat: Ka. 3 a-kite 621.50.
Can: No. 2 E. T. 127.00.
Millrua eteadard $20.50.
Salem Markets
Grado B, raw 4 sail,
co-op pool price $1.90 per
hundred.
Factor? milk, gl.40.
Battortat, sweet, SSe.
Butterfat, sowr, 81c "
nxnr ajtd tboktasxxs
Price said to frew-ere by Seleai bnrera.
Bereaber IS
Celery, a as. to OS
HadiEnea. eo. i
Onion, doe.
uiuobb, aacx
Carrou
Baatt '
Cabbag
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.1.60
SO
.se
Caaliflairer, arato .
Potatoes, cwt ....
Taraiaa. dot. - ,
nabbard aqaaaa
Green Pappen. lux
Danish squnK , . ,
Bpiosch, crsta
Applet, bn.
-56-.60
00
38
-00.
Hothouse cucumbers
Hothouse tomatoes
40-.C5
60
6&
Extrss
Standards
Uediom .
EGGS
Boyiss Pdoaa
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Roosters. 'd
Broiler
Colored
L(hora
HaiTies, ttea
Medinas heat
hifht heat
Bnyiac Prices
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. Buries Prtoat
Wheat. -weateTB red 6
White, bm. S
Barley, toa lt.e
Oats, toa 18.00
-tliOt
.10.00
as.50
Quotations Hero are
From 52 Cents u
To 65 However
Wheat, which slipped last week
from the lofty pinnacle gained
late the prertous week, uttered a
loud roar yesterday and crashed
recklessly down fly straight
points oa white. - Both red and
white are quoted locally at St
cents. That, is buying price. The
Saturday top was St eents oa red
and a cent higher-on white.
Slackening in. export Inquiry,
manipulations at Chicago, and
failure of Urerpool to follow the
American, lead of earlier 1st tha
month are contributing factors
to the whirling downfall.
While the 62 cent quotation
was in force, yesterday at the
regular' soarce of grain quota
tlons for this paper, a higher fig
ure, around IS cents, was belngi
quoted to growers by at least
two' other buyers here. The high
er quotation apparently Indicates
a purely local demand to fulfill
southern Oregon supplies, while
the lower figure follows the
world market.
Hogs went up II cents oa the
hundred, to a new top ot $1.25.
Dressed hogs are up a half cent
oyer late last week, to new top
of m eents. Dressed veal is up
a cent, to new top of 10 eents. .
Butterfat held steady yester
day, as did eggs.
Hart baylm ri
Oata aad vetch, tea
CloTer
Alfalfa. Talier. tad ecttia
Eastern Orefes - -
Common
Toy grada
Lambs, top
Mors, top
HOPS
MKAT
BurlaC Ptieea
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Hogs. firt rati
8 tears
Cava
rUlfers
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Portland Livestock
Vressed Teal
Dressed hoes
WOOl.
Coarse -Medium
PORTLAND. Ore.. Nor. IS (AP)
Cattle, tieO; calres 100; abena ataadj.
Steera, Ibe, good. 6.0O-6.7S;
asedioav 4.75-6.60; eonunen, 6.004.76:
SOOaioe lba4 r .0-.TS; Medina.
4.T6-6.00; OMan, S.OO-4.74; lXO-ii0
Iba, geed. S.7-S.9; asedinm. 8.75-6. 7S;
heifers, SSS-SS Ibs geod. 5.25-5.76;
aediarn, 4.0-.; eews, gaod. 4.25-4.75;
eoauten aad asediaai, 6.00-4.S6; lav ent
ter aad cotter, 1.00-6.00; bulls, yearlings
exelnded. geed and choice, beef, 6.00-
a.ao; eurter, lonuaon and medtam, 3.00
S.O; vaatora. nUlk fed, goed aad
cheise, ?jbe-S.OO; median, 6.50-7.00;
cull and eemnutn. S .50-5.50 ; eslres, 350-
600 lb geed aad ehetee, 5.60-7.60;
eomatem aaa aseajaas, .ao-v.bU.
Han. Saeo. iaeladiar 703 direct ar
threeth; Utter staff S5-S5 Ugker.
tgiit ngioa. iM-ieo lbt., good and
choice. (.00-6.60; tigbtweirhu. 160-180
lt-. good aad cheire. 6.35-6.60: 180-300
Iba geed aad rhetee. 6.J5-5.60 : atedioat
ereigfct, SOO-tSO lbs., good and choice,
5.0-6.ft; JO ISO iba.. good aad choice.
4.76-6.50 ; bearrveixhts, 250-300 lbs.,
geed aad eheioe, 4.66:15; 290-550 lba..
geed aad ehoioa, 4.60-600; packing tews.
3Ta-va taa, aaeaitna aa4 good. B.7a
4.76; feeder aad ateeker pigs, 70-130 lbs,
geed aad abate. 4.OO-5.00.
eheea. 2S0O iaeladinc 863 direct er
through; eteedr.
Imba. SO IM.. down, good and Choice.
.-6.Se: aMdiaai. 6.755.25: all weighta.
eenusea, J0-B.T6 : rearbng wathera, so
ils Iba.. atediaut te ehotca, .00-4.00;
awes. ISO IM.. atadiua ta choice. 1.75-
s.e; i3-ift im., meatuBi te caatee,
ttSe-l.TS; aU weighta, cull and common.
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SILVERTON. Not. 1 The aa
nual church dianergiren by tha
Methodist AM society was held
Friday aight aad prored a rery
be success, la apron and candy
sale was held la conjunction with
the dinner and these, too. prored
successful. Mrs. H. J. Irersan was
In charge of the apron sals. The
general eommlttee consisted of
Mrs. H. Adams, chairman, aad
Mrs. Albert Orlnde, and her
mother. Mrs, Lee. Mrs. John
Fehrke and Mrs. Ed Morrison.
Grand Rapid. Mich., haa aa
ordinance against . "thumbing
auto rides, and provides fines or
jail senteaces tor violators.
Weak Tone of Railroad Slid
Copper Chief Influence -Koted
on Street
By JOHN U OOOLET
NEW TORK. Not. II (AP)
Stocks rerused. t beeotaa. excited
arer the rally fa grains today. -
The market waa Influenced by
tha weak tone ot Its railroad,
copper and electrical equipment
issues, aad waa lower, during aU
hut a amaH .part of the quiet ses
sion if oat of tha . larger net
losses occurred . la the carries'
group - where m tew stocks made
aewlows.
Silrer was set bach: sharply.
spot losing I M cents. V .
Stocks struggled higher before
noon, but 'the reduction la' later
national Nickel's dividend, the
continued deadlock among , tha
copper producers aad the weak
ness of silver stimulated selling of
tha metal Issues. Westlnghouse
and General Electric, affected by
runner heaviness, in raaio ana
R-K-O as well aa. by bearish gos
sip concerning their lndustrxs
eurreat state of health, were sog
gy oa the advance, while tha ac
tion ot rail stacks seemed to
clinch the case against a rally
aad the Improvement waa of orlef
duration, some firming occurred
ta tho last hour, but the list, laps-
ad again in the late dealings.
gales totaled 1.5 20.75a shares.
NEW TORK . Central sold i
low as 21 T-t and closed at
1-2. off J points net. goathera
Pacific waa particularly weak.
droppinc to 42 and -finishing at
the bottom, or 2 2-1 lower. Atehi-
sea gave "up a 2 vplnt rise, while
Norfolk ft Western, Union Pacific,
lUlaols Central. Pullman and New
Haven, were off 1 to 2.
Westlnghouse lost mora than 1
aetata and General Electric again
eased under 20. Anaconda, Xea-
aecett, Nickel and American
Smeltlaa- were under pressure.
while Radio et a record .ley of
t i-8. American Telephone halv
ed a drop of three points. U. S.
AteeL General Motors, American
and Bethlehem were fairly steady.
Case. Moateromery Ward. Sears
Roebuck aad R. H. Macy firmed.
vjf.'s'V-' ; f
Thirteen-year-old Edith Rfler center), of Washington. D. O, after
she was rescued from the dark closet ia her father's house, which
.had been her "home" for the last four years. A raid bv U. S. Mar
; ahals oa the Riley home led to the discovery of the pitifully emaciated
aad scarred child. Her father. Harry Riley (left), and her step
mother. Mrs. Elsie Riley (right), are being held in connection with
the rance case.
13th Hoodoo
Sidetracked
For Parties
WALDO HILLS, Not. If. Fri
day, the 12th. will long , bo re
member by Mary Purvis, whose
12th birthday fell oa that date.
Her mother. Mrs. A. R. Purvis,
arranged a surprise party for her.
guests being some Junior high
school friends. The early part of
tha evening waa given over to
gazoos and aa Impromptu "pro
gram. Oeraldyne Gates and Grace
Benson gave a tap dance. Merle
Terry dad Geraldyne gave piano
solos. Vesper and Reba Geer sang
a duet aad Mr. Purvis. Paul and
Mary made up an orchestra. Lat
er a caady pull was enjoyed aad
lunch waa served with a beauti
fully decorated birthday cake.
Thelka Behrends, Grace Benson.
Geraldyne Gates and Vesper aad
Reba Geer.
Another pleasant birthday waa
celebrated Friday by Sam Wilsosu
He attended the Waldo HUla dub
meeting where he assisted oa the
program. Oa entering the dab
dining room he was greeted with
a large pink aad white birthday
caae on wnich burned If candles.
The cake was baked, by his foster
mother. Mrs. Frank Bowers.
Just escaping a birthday on the
llth. Xdsoa Comstock celeOrated
his ea Saturday. A delightful din
ner was given la his honor that
evening at tho T. E. Sylvester
homo ia Sitvertoc. Guests were
Mr. and Mrs. Comstock and Janet,
or. ana Mrs. A. J. McCanneil, Mrs.
8. J. Comstock and Mr. and Mrs.
Sylvester.
REMODELING FINISHED
ELDRIEDGE. Nor. II Remod
eling of the schoolhouse porch has
been completed and a small gar-
aee teceatlr hum la as aAAHlom
Mary a guests were Merie Terry, to the Eldriedge school premises
II Tho
R0SEDALE. Not.
Rosedale Community dub held Its
monthly business meeting and , ,
program at the -schoolhouso oa
Saturday night. A largo crowd -attended.
A One program was ar
ranged by Mrs. Mattie Tucker. ,
This program represented many X .
countries la dialect readings. Mrs. ' .
Brown gave an Irish reading. Mrs.
Harris a German one. aad Doro
thy Beckley - a negro recitation.
OrvlUe Beardsley, boy soprano.
sang three selections.
The cowboy songs with yodel
Ing. sung with guitar aceomnani
meat by Sherman Carter were ;
loudly applanded.
A play. 'Napoleon at Waterloo?
was put on by the Morse family
and John Phillysson. Fred Morse '
f an inmate in the asylum, ob
scessed with the notion that ho
.Napoleon, played his part
particularly well. Aa orchestra
from Salem Heights waa enjoyed
by alL
A hearty response by tho cltl
sens of this community to tho
World Disarmament Petition n t
proves that this commualty for
one Is Interested in efforts to
wards world peace. -
A unique and interesting pro
gram of old hymns will be given
by the Christian Endeavor society , .
tho sight of Nov. 22 at the
church. The Fowler orchestra of
Turner will be la the program. t
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Larkin New Grange ' V
Master at Rickreall
RICKREALL, Nov. II Near
officers chosen by tho RickreaR
grange at the Friday night meet
ing are: master. Claude Larkin;'
overseer, Ora Lants; lecturer.
Mrs. Wes Elliott; steward. F. 2S.
Peace; chaplain. O. W. KelloggJ
treasurer; W. W. Rewell; secre
tary. Mrs. W. W. Rewell; gate
keeper. Glenn Hogg; Ceres, Wla
nifred Elliott; Flora. Mrs. F. B.
Pence; Pomona. Gertrude Larkin;
lady assistant steward. Mrs. O. W.
Kellogg; executive committee. R
W. Hogg. E. A. Stensoa and J. H.
Harland.
Joint installation with Pomona
grange will be held at Moamouta
In January.
By WALT DISNEY
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Portland Produce
THIMBLE THEATRE Starring Popeye
Now Showing "One of a Kind"
By SEGAO
BAZAAR BY P. T. R.
KETS GROUP SI
AUMSVTLLE, Nov. II. The
t?uth annual basaar which Is
apoaaored by the P. T. A., was
held at Ithe high school Friday
and was a big success, netting
1291. A hlg chlckea dinner was
served.
Other attracUona were the
countrr atore. fish pond, hot dog
land, fancy work booth, candy
booth, "nigger baby" stand, beau
ty narler. fortune telling and the
ora aad girls popularity contest
with Doris Niccolson, winning
first place for the girls and Ade
ilao Rlestereri aecond and Dean
Niccolson first prlxe for the boys
and Jack Corser second.
Tho mala event of the after
aooa waa a football game against
BUvertoa, with AumsTlile winning
by a score of 9-0. The Aumsvllle
lineup was Edward Hankel, Ro
land Bhoades, Merle Crane, John
Ogle. Wilbur Tripp. Glena Ram
sey, Raymond Morgan, Wilfred
Ditterv Henry Amos, Floyd Schell
onberger. Clitus Lebold and Dean
Niccolson as substitute. Deets of
Balam was referee. Jack Kuedell
was head linesman.
A program at night was fur
alahed entirely by the grade
aehool excent a solo sang by Lou
isa Hlghberger. After the pro
gram all the things left the dif
ferent booths were auctioned.
(Two Women Donate
Books for Library $
Other Added Alio
' 8ILVERT0N. Not. II Mrs.
Mary Townley aad Mrs. C. I. Trot
ter each made a donation of books
to the SUverton public library
Saturday. Mra. Tewaleya greaP
ladaded tho following: Kendall,
Lack of tho Mounted; Bower,
Chip of tho Flytag-TJj Raioe, Tha
, Shortt r 8oa; Hull. The Bhetki
Stockton. Kate Bonnettr Bachel
tsr. BOas Strong. Thoso donated
by Mrs. Trotter contalaed two
ehildrea's books ot little stories
aad Dixon. The Maa ia Gray, aad
'Meada. Merry Girls ot EagUad.
Books added to mo imvorvoB
library by the purchasing eoat
mlttee during tho past days ia
eludo Cather, Bhadows oa tho
Rocks; Alrtek. A Watte Bird Fly
tar: Totttor. -i Anna Karenlna;
ntsaeua, Hunger Uadaat, The
Bridal Wreath, Tho Axa, aad Tho
Groasr Cirrcka. :' Glass Houses;
Richmond. Rod Pepper Bums xe-
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Batter: prtata, St acera or batter, 63
34c: ataoaaraa. li-ISe eartoa.
Jiff, raeitia aealtrx prodaeen ell
ing price: (reah extrat, Sle; ataadaroa.
2Sc; BMaiaaa, S6c; palleta, 19c
Mi!k: coa tract priee, (rade B,
2.1 T Vic, Portland delirery and impec-
tioa.
Ceaatrr bmU: aellias price ta ra
ta tier: aeaatry killed beg. Mat botchers
nnditr ISO laa ?Va-Se: Tealera. SO te I
120 lbt.: le-lOtte; aprina Iambi. 11-
llVte; aeaTy awea, 4-6e; eaaner eawa,
1 batlm. 6c
lleaalrt aeeilnal, bnyinf price, 1961
la amir loe: kid. 16e lb.
Kota: Oreca walata. lft-Soa; peaamU,
12e la.; BrasHa, il-lie; abaoada, 15
le; fUberta, S0-32e; peeani. tOe lb.
Caaears bark: baylac pricea, 1931 peel,
Se lb. '
Hope: Boaiaal, 1929 crop. B-10e; 1930.
lsi 1-I3i4e lb.
Butterfat: direct to ahippera, track.
3fe. Htatloa Ka. 1. 28-29c Portland
deUery prieea: bntterfat, aenr. 31-32e;
ai-ss.
lira peaHrr: aat bnyiac price: bearr
beae. e.hred, 4 lba. P. We lb.: da arrant? OrtfMt?V
mteiana, ia; rat. xao ,i "". I t I 1 rrr iviuiuaat nuwiiu a
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vadet 1 Ib, ISo; arer 1 -. ISe:
eelared roaatera. rtr I 16c;
Mmtrm Bfl Bfk. Pekia. 16.
Oniaaa aeiuaff nea ia nmwn: -r
v:. nuw. ai.TS.- Orecen. $2-2.10.
Potatoe: local. 1 lb.; Deachntea.
ai ie-l-SS: eaatera Waablarton. 60e-
Wool: 19S1 erap aenuaal. WUla-etta
TaBer. i-16He; attara uregoa. i-oe
fm. aredacer: al
falfa, ilI.T6-14.SS; lerer. ie-12: Wil
bartU eaHey tbaethr. 1: aera
(W tiaMtbr. S1S.60: aaU and retek.
aia.14 aa. .
. nwesed aealtrr: aetiinr price ta re-
t;skn! tnrkays: beat. 26-2Se; yeanf
tMu. 9T.29e: eU toot. 2-2Taj Ka, 1,
20-2Sa lb.
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Fruits, Vegetables
PORTLAWD. Ora, for. 16 (AP)
Oraasea: Califerala Valeaeiaa. f-6.
Tana. 64: California. $3.25:
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64.60-6. Uawa. 6 doiea eartone, 6 3.25.
i, ... uu. lb.
Mmmm mm . - . TC.
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(Iraoei: wkita . Malacaa. x.a; empervr.
"e IbT Peara: Aajon. 50e-61 b. Oraa-a
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Alkkacat laeaL MV. 1 lb. PoUtoeat
i i iu. IaaAatea. 91.19-U6: aast-
OT..t.i.vtn aaSl. Oaioaa: aelllas
wtoa te retailer! Takiaa 01obea. 6l.7i:
Grasaa, tS-Sje. 0bert: batkotue.
49-VOe aaaea. npnacai mw.
Oelarri aacaJ. 6-T6c deaea: haarU.
a ec lf.i.Mif hathoaaa. 65-60e lb.
Pappeni WU. treaa, sa-aa : raa. m
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tie, CaaUOewerl aartkwaat, 0-80
"eaaas Ueal. S-Ta lb. Tawateeat to
eal. se-Taa be: CaHferaia. $2.66-9.60
taaate, 9tJ erata. Daalsk aaaaak, lVt
a. 1 i . Artlckakesi Calif otmfa. 95a to I
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