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The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Thareday Morning, December 29, 1932 PAGE SEVEN WANT. Business Directory Cards in this directory run on a monthly basis only. Rate: 11.00 per line per month. BATTERY ELECTRICIAN K, D. Barton Batteries Starter and" eynerator wr.rk. 54 5 Chemeketa st. BEAUTY PARLORS Miller Beauty Shop, dial 735S. Senator H.-atity Shop, dial 5818. BICYCLES BICYCIJSS, velocliedes new and used- Harry W. Scott. 147 S. Com'l. CATERING Burt Orarv, the caterer. Ph. 753. CHIMNEY SWEEP Telephone 4450. R. E. Northneas. CHIROPRACTORS PR. O. L. SCOTT, PSC, Chiropractor, IS N. High. Tel. Res. 857 Z COLLECTIONS Personal Service Bureau, 320 Ore. Bld(r. Hit As.lt rated and save. Tel. Correspondence Instruction International Correspondence achnoln. Business and technical cours a Box 16. Salem. C. McGlllivray. Tel. 4113 COUNTRY MEATS Fresh an'l smoked country sausage. cured meats, delivered. Tel. 3bl. DRESSMAKING MRS. SNKLGROVE. 2nd floor Mil ler Bldg.. Tel. 7466. Remodeling spe cialty. FLORISTS CUT flowers, wedding bouquets fun eral wreaths, decorations. C. F. Breit haupt, florist. 677 Court street. Tel. C9B4. ALL kinds of floral work. I.uts Flor ist, 16th Market. Tel. 958 2. FLOOR CONTRACTING Olson Fir. or Co. Tel. 9111. GIFT SHOPS Fred B'.atchford, mfg. of "Distinc tive Gift ware," US S. High St. INSURANCE BF.CKE A HENDRICKS 1 N. llirrh Tel. 4947 LAUNDRIES THE NEW SALEM LAUNDRY THE WELDER LAUNDRY 181 S. H!'. TeL 9155 CAPITAL CITY LAUNDRY "We Wash Everything In Lux" Telephone 3165 124 Broadway MATTRESSES Mattreses from factory to home. Spring mattress $8.00. Renovators and fumlxators. CaDltai Bedatng ld. xei. 409. SOSO North CapitoL New m.ittresa made to order, old mattress remade: carpet cleaning, siz ing; fluff rug weaving. Salem Fluff T?nr A Mattress Factory. 8. Uth 4 Wilbur. TeL 8441. Otto F. Zwlcker. Est. 1911. MUSIC STORES GEO. C. WILL Pianos, phono- graphs, sewing machines, sheet music and piano studlea. Repairing phono rranhs and sewing machlnea 422 . State Street. Salem. MUSIC INSTRUCTION Learn steel guitar In 12 wks. W. O. Ptorhow. 450 Court with Htirrs. MEDICINE Dr. Chan Lam Chinese Medicine Co. Hours Tuesday and Friday, 11 a. m. to 4 p m 14 N. Commercial. PAINTING & DECORATING Painting and decorating. Tel. 8704 T TTMRIAIf- ATV n HKAIinli PLUMBINO and general repair work. Graber Broa, l6 So. Liberty, Tel. 65:4. PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT Lewis E. Neet. Income Tax and Public Accounting, 208 Masonic Bids. Tel. 5844. PRINTING FOR 8TATIONERY. cards, pamph- leta Droerams. books or any kind or printing, call The Statesman Printing IVpartrnent, 215 S. CommerclaL Tele- phone I'lOl. REAL ESTATE BECKB HENDRICKS. TeL 447. W H. GRABENHORST A CO. 124 8. Liberty St TeL 48. SOCOLOFSKY A SON 204-5 rirt NafL Bk. Bldg. Tel. 7807. STOVES STOVES and stove repairing. Stoves for sa, rebuilt and repaired. All kinds f woven wire fence, fancy and Dlaln. ImO baskets, hooka, logon hooks. Balem Fence and Store Works. 22 Ch e:ta. Tel. 4774. It. B. Fleming TRANSFER - r CAPITAL CITY Transfer Co. zz Kto m T-i T77S nisfrihirtina. for- warding and storage our specialty, Get ou- rates. . ros lcK-al or distant transfer storage, call 131. Larmer Transfer Cx Tnicks to Portland dally. WELL DRILLING R. A. West, 30 year eitperlence. SUD s, Boa 191 , Tst, iiir. Statesman Classified Ads Call 9101 CLaaaifted Advertising Single laiertlon per llne.lOe Three Insertions per line toe Six Insertions per line.. 30c Out) month per line.. $1.00 Minimum charge Sac Copy for tfiU page ac cepted until 6:30 the even Ids before publication tor classification. Copy re ceived after this time will be run under the heading Too Late to Classify. The Statesman assumes no financial responsibility for errors which may ap pear la advertisements pub lished in its columns, and in CA863 where this paper is si fault will reprint that part of an advertisement in which the typographical mistake occmrs. The Statesman reserves the right to reject objec tioaal advertising. It fur ther reserves the right to classify all advertising un der the proper classification. HELP WANTED MALE -" fc i .-,-,-,n rtjxn r Want good collector and solicitor for collection agency; man or woman; Rood chance for right party; give phone and ruMress P.. ls, Statesman. HELP WANTED FEMALE Want young little housekeeper. Wi dow preferred : (rive address and full particulars. Bx. la?, Statesman. WANTED a girl's help In exchange tor heme. Prefer ta help one who has no home and would appreciate one Write Bo 107. Statesman. FOR S A LE Miscellaneous FOR SALE Old papers 1S a ban 1le Statesman ifflc. -i , , i . , . ,-y i-y-, -ii-iru-Li-ii Good ear corn, $10.00 per ton lota. Reasonable free delivery. Phone 6489. Sacrifice J 110.03 Weyman Plectrum banjo. Like new. $50.00. Tet. 6245. ( tube olectric radio, cost 159.10, Tours for II R.f0. 216 Center. TRADE Miscellaneous Wanted to trade garage work for wood or what have you? 980 :5L Com'l Street MISCELLANEOUS I irst rLiss worU. haircut "Oc ; chil dren ir.i S03 S. Winter. All hair cuts Ijc. Washington glider free with every child's haircut. Joys Barber Shop, lit S. Church. FOR RENT APARTMENTS Patton apartments downtown. Call Pa (ton's txok store. Lovely S room apt., 1380 Center, "AptaTTlSllTlTrrCor 5 R. fur. duplex 1st floor. Gar., light. water, fur. 6S4 Mill. Nice front apt., C,"8 Center. Fur. 2 R. apt., :61 Hazel. TeL rf,64. F0R. RET"H.0US.ES. Furn. and unfurn. houses. R. A. Forkner, 11 N. Cottage. TeL 303L FOR RENT 1 room house, partly furnished. With garage. Tel. 5977. Furn. co-, 810. Moses. 331 i State. Here It Is Just finished. 1695 N. 18th SL Your husband can afford to buy this beautiful 5 room up to the minute house. Small down payment. Balance liko rent See owner. 143j N. 18th. TeL 4277 I III. modern house and one acre, view property and excellent soil, 2, 50, will sell like rent. WINNIE PETTYJOHN 175 South High Street Houses. $10. 20. Moses. 331 State. Mod. bnglow, close In, ?50 S. Cottage. FOR SALE Real Estate I 190 cottage on N. Suramer, 3 rooms. I lights, water, bath, furnace, good lo- cation, nice lot Some terms. $195. bungalow, oas: uoora uirougu rt hamnt. furnace, flreolaca, 2 bedrooms, glassed in sleeping porch. av uy li . tte dnwn 5 room furnished house), basement, paving, piano, etc, $210. MELVIN JOHNSON 75 Stale Street Phone a rmon OFFTTR I . hune-alow In North ge- "prk-e $2250 with $10 cash. baL monthly. Will trade equity roi acreage, or what have you? SEE Art fltadsen wun CHILDS & MILLER, Realtors 344 State Street rnon ccitrtrnsT. mn SNAPS -,vi. it nat SS00. Sell for $31. Good 8 R- house, cost $2250 .Sell for $1200. Easy terms, aiso for $50, terms. $6500 modern home tii;n TTnuae 7 R.. was $3500, now for quick deaL $1230 Some casu. ui" ;,,'r nn BECHTEL or THOMASON Sit Kiate m.- i,ve what you want in farms or cltr TM-opertr- EXCH ANGE Real EsUte r-in- In lot. $100, fine for apta, or court. $H N. vomi . . trmt morta-aae on 400 A. ofVandalJed at 210?0. to trade for pmall farm. ij ference. ott-t.tS , Tel. 890? rtlgl."l ,1.fteB ACREAGE iviHfRn SALE . . . , hamin thnt has been offerer le. 22 acrea, M-A. rim wtom soil (Hon or alfalfa soU. is-reSnercUiL-R. hou;. large bar. acrea u . tlmher and pas- Vunnlng water. Flue location. For . I . i . tn rr ana win quire awe trit- over be- 8350 down; better look this over i tore you uuy. . t, I u m.k me an of i 17WTT r j w - Mt fer. l-acres 7 miles frotn Salern jcooa HoweU prairie sou. .-r awi t In fruit. JAR O. SEARS, Realtor 1S2 Smith High Street WANTED REAL ESTATE Small Improved 211m State. acreage, Mosee, WANTED REAL ESTATE WANTED TO BUT I U I acre tract clow to 8alera far raising poultry. Must be priced right. Sea my agent J AS. D. SEARS, Real tor, lit 8. High. LIVESTOCK and POULTRY FOR SALE Hanson strain Whits Leghorn cockerels, S 1.00 ea. Chaa. Ora- benhoff, Shaw, Ore. 20 work horses. 2 big mulea Trial al lowed. W. H. Street, 519 N. Front. MONEY TO LOAN PERSONAL LOANS MADE) on furniture, cars, salaries or other good security. Repayable monthly. When In financial need see us before closing a loan. QKNEKAL INVESTMENT CORPORATION First National Bank Bldg. Phone 8582 'Bells of Harmony Heard ever KOIM dally ring out a loan service that is really, really different. TOO OrTT THE FULL AMOUNT OF LOAN IN CASH ONLY LAWFUL INTEREST STRICT PRIVACY QUICK AND COURTEOUS SERVICE ON LOANS 110 to 1300 beneficial Loan Society OF SALEM Room 119 New Bllgh Bldg. 2nd Floor LICENSED BT STATE 511 State St TeL I-T-4-S i ia-anrvnjr.nrunj-LjxriJ' MONET LOANED ON AUTOS Contracts Refinanced Arrange to reduce yout payments 4 Tou keep the car P. A EIKER Cor. Liberty 8L and Ferry Phone 47S2 Saiem. Ora MONET FOR THE HOLIDAYS We advance cash to salaried oeoDle on piam notes. sy monthly repay ment plan. Our service la quick, cour teous ana connaentiai. STATE LOAN COMPANY 212 Oregon Bldg.. Second Floor Office hours 10:00 A. M. to 6 :S0 P. M. Telephone 778S State License 8-15 FOR SALE WOOD Call Saggle for dry fir. oak, ash and maple. Reasonable prices. Phone 3739. 1" old fir. 34.5S. TeL 54 J. GUARANTEED DRY wood coal TeL 6000 Salem Fuel Co. Trade Cottage. -, - ii-.-i-,-M-inn(-ify-irirtnjjoLrixr DRY FIR AND OAK WOOD, oaJ and fuel elL Call on us for prices, We give good measure, good quality and foon eervice .ARMER TRANSFER STORAUB Teleohen Sill Wood of all kinds. TeL 89 S 2. ,., ..a. .. r iu JSJJX Ash, fir and oak. TeL 6848. Dry wood at Tracy'a Phone 2981 Good wood, deprea prices. Tel. 979. Dry oak, $5.50, fir, $5. Tel. 875. OKI fir 16". $4.15. Dial S3R. LOST AND FOUND Strayed or stolen, two heifers from pasture between Roberts and Crolsan Creek. Were missed about Dec 1. Finder please notify G. B. Bowman, Rt. 8, Salem, or Tel. 3353. LOST t mo. old female fox terrier. Answers to name Taxi. Call Don Young, 1S15 FalrmounL Tel. 8671, re ward. LOST Lady's large brown purae. Sat., Dec. 24th on State St. near Mid get market, Return to Go. Clark, 22 rftate Rt. FOR SALE USED CARS SALEM USED CAR CENTER Even In cold weather these prices are hot: 1931 Ford Std. Cp., overhauled $818. 1931 Deluxe Road, low mileage 82S. 1930 Ford Tudor Sedan, recon ditioned 295. 1928 Ford Cpe., new rings, paint 176. 1928 Ford Phaeton with lie 5. 1927 T Ford Tudor. 11c T5. 1924 T Ford Touring, 11a 28. 192 T Ford Cpe.. as la 25. 1928 Bulck Std. Coupe 255. 192 Buick Std. Coupe 150. 1930 AA Ford truck, duals 225. 1928 AA Ford truck, four speeds transmission 198. 19 28 Chev. Truck, four speeds transmission - ISO. 192$ Cher. Panel delivery 15 See Larry or Charles At Marlon Liberty Street TeL 710 VALLEY MOTOR CO. Chevrolet truck. 4 speed. 15 Front1! MCKAY'S USED CARS WITH AN O. K. THAT COUNTS 927 Ford Tourmg $ 85.00 927 Durant Roadster 75.00 1928 Velle Sedan 14a0 928 Stude Sedan 1S5.00 27 Chrysler Sedan 24S.00 J6 Ford Sport Rd. 245. 931 Ford Coupe 825. CHEVROLET'S 1925 Sedan 1928 Coupe 2 Landau Sedan Z?? Y" 130 Sport Roadster 275 :" 1930 Coach .815 00 TERMS TRADES XtnK AY CHEVROLET CO. SSS Center Phone 3189 430 N. CotnT. Debate Team Named For Independence Hi INDEPENDENCE. Dec. 21 The debate team for the Indepen dence high school was chosen dur ing the racatlon by Miss Margaret Eddy, coach, and Paul Robinson, principal of the school. The teams chosen were: Aftlrmatire Eliza beth Baker and George Gente- mann, and Robert Farmer, alter nate. Xegatlve Hers el Peyree and Arlene McCoy, and Ruth Ray mond, alternate. POLLY AND HER Interesting: Facts We were looking through the files of The State aa oC April 1151 and noted an ad which read, WANTED CO Cats. "Dad" McGll ;r!st tells us that it was someone advertising for cats for a fur Island Idea. O Yesterday In telling about the 20 year old cat we forgot to mention :he cat's name which was Tobias. Sorry old cat we didn't mean to alight you. O The remains of the old turkey should be pretty well shot by this time. You had better get a bold of a Friday Statesman and read the food ads. By buying from adver tisers In this paper you can make a big savings on your household expense. O Only three more days left In this year. EL0I LICK NEW YORK, Dec. 28 (AP) The National association for the advancement of colored people announced Tuesday that its rec ords disclosed reports of 11 lynch- ings in 1932, compared with 14 In 1931. Two of those named were White, the others negroes. The lynchlngs, as listed by the association, follow: Aged negro, February, body found In pond. BrooksyiHe, Fla. David TIllus, April 1, Crockett, Tex. Richard Read (white), April 13. St. Francis, JCas. Walter Merrick (white), May 31, Princeton. Ky. Luke Marlon, June T, Ironton, Ohio. Henry Woods, June 7, Jasper, Fla. Henry Russell, August 29, New ton, Ga. Frank Tucker, Sept. II, Cros sett. Ark. Shadrock Thompson, Sept. II, Warrentown, Va. Henry Campbell, N o t e m b er, Mullins, S. C. Williams House, Nor. 19, WIs ner. La. "Satisfaction at this slight prog ress," said Walter White, secre tary, "must be tempered by the knowledge that quasi-legal lynch lngs, shootings by members of posses, hasty court trials with re sults virtually dictated by mobs, as in Scottsboro, Alabama, are lit tle if any better than open and unashamed mob murder. "The lynching spirit remains the focal problem of law enforce ment in America." Pretentious Pageant Offered For Aurora AURORA, Dec. 28 Tn Lu ther league players ot Peace church la Portland, presented the pageant, "The Messiah Comes" here tonight at the band hall. The production, staged by 4 charac ters, was sponsored locally by the Luther league. It was probably the most pretentious pageant ever presentee) here. Radio Program THT7B8DAY, DEOEMBES 1 XOAC S80 Kc. Corvalll 7:00 Morning MediUtions. led by Dr. Jam ea Miuigaa. 10:00 Heme Eeoaomica Observer, 12:00 Nooa Farm Hoar. 1:48 Around the Campuses. 3:80 Better Health aad Laager Life. 3:00 Melissa Martin "Street Sceaes ia Spaia." 8:30 The Home Garden. 4: JO The Children's Hear. 7:18 P. JC. Fo "Brtaging the Lay er Oat ef a 81om la Produc tion." 7:80 Hunting and "Fishing Condition ia Oregon by the State Game Uom mission. 7:45 Review of New Books. KOW 620 Kc. PertUaa 8 :00 Moral as gaaaaia. 8:80 Crosscnt from the Log of the Day, KBO. 9:15 Cooking School. :45 Sarah Kreiaetler, KBO. 10:00 Womaa's afagaxiae. KBO. 11:00 Ariea trie, NBO. 12:45 Farm aad Home Hoar. KBO. 3:15 Paal Wkltemaa's orchestra, KBO, 2:30 Tea Time Basasr. 4:15 Royal Vagabonds, KBO. 4:45 The Wandering aflnstraL 8:00 Amos 'a' Andy. KBO. 8:15 Standard Symphony Hour. 10:15 Kelly's Dance Orchestra. 11:15 The Evening Star. KOIK 949 2. POKTIAXX 6:00 KOIK Klock. 6:30 OSO Farm Extenaloa talk. 8:80 Golden Melodies. 9:00 Baddy Harrod's orchestra, CBS. 9:30 Columbia Revae, CBS. 10:00 Oeorge Hall's orchestra, CBS. 11:00 Texas Ranger, CBS. 11:15 American Maienm. CBS. 11:30 American School ef the Air, CBS 12:00 La Forge Bernmea, Cos. PALS REPORTED l!J YEAR GRAINS. RECOIL FROM LOW RECORD OUTSIDE EGGS BRING COMPLAINTS Withholding of U. S. Growers Helps to Bring Rallies CHICAGO, Dee. 28 (AP) ' In a quick recoil from record low prices, gram markets the world over rescued themselves to day from the effects of Argen tine and Canadian distress selling. Evidence that United States grain growers were withholding supplies to an unprecedented ex tent Md much to bring about price rallies. Receipts of wheat at chief domestic center were shown to have been curtailed today to the smallest total this season, and arrivals of corn here were almost nil. Before the Price rallies, how ever, urgent pressure of Argentine wheat for an outlet in Europe swept the Liverpool market down to a fresh historic depth tor quo tations on wheat future deliveries in Great Britain, with Chicago May and July wheat contracts likewise reaching an all-time rec ord low. May and July corn, May oats and July rye in Chicago out did season bottom records. Wheat closed unchanged at the same as yesterday's finish to 3-8 higher, corn unchanged to 3-8 up. oats 1-8 off to 1-8 advance. Today's closing quotations: Wheat; Dec. 43 to 43 1-8; May 44 to 44 1-8; July 44 1-3 to 44 1-4. Corn; Dec. 21 5-8: May 25 5-8; July 27 1-4 to 27 3-8. Oats; May 18 5-8; July IT. General Markets PRODUCT EICHAKOB PORTLAND, Ore., Dee. 28 (AP) Produce exchange, net nrieei: batter. extras 23, tUadardt 2t, prime firaU lL, tints xu; eefi. Ires extras 34-33; Ire IU medium 23-33. Portland Grain PORTLAND. Dee. 28 (AP) Wheit: Opea Higk Low Close Dee 39 39 A 3 S Ma 42fe 42 42 U Julr 434 43H 431- 4SW Cash wheat: No. 1 big band bluestam 50; dark bard winter 12 pet 44 y, 11 Pft. 46 Vi : Soft white 99; 'Wejtera white Western red 37 H. Oati: No. t white 17. Coro: No. E. Y. 17. llillrun standard S13. Portland Produce PORTLAND, rr prints, 91 score 28 ( AP) Butter better. 26c, stan- dsrds 2jc. V-igi Pncific pouliryprod.iceri' selling pri'pa: fresh extras. 'J4o; standard, 22e; med.uros 2'2c; puliets 2e doi. I'iMintry meats selling price to retail eri : country-killed hogs, best batcher, vniler 150 lbs., 6-f. He; vealer 80-100 lbs., T 7 L,f lb.; lambs 8 9e; yearlir.js e lb.; heary ewe 8-4c lb.; canner rows 2 8c lb. bulls 4-4 He lb. Nuts Oregon walnuts. 15-1S lb.; peanuts 10c lb.; Braiila, 1314c lb.; almonds, 15-16e lb.; filbert, 20 22c lb.; pecans, 20c lb. Cascara bark Luyin( price. 1932 peel, j 3o lb. Hop nominal. 1932. 25 274e lb. Bntterfat direct to ihippars: statiea, 4 23c: Portland delisary pries: horning cream 23 24c; aweet cream igter. I.iv poultry buing price: heary ens, colored A lbs., 12c; do ae lums. 11c; lights, 9; aprings, light, le; heavy lie; old roosters. 5e; dacks, pekia 8e lb.; geese. So lb. Unions sell'ng price. to retailers.: Ore gon. $1.00 1.10 cental; Yaklm. .90 $1.00 eerai. Potatoes local. 65 75e orange box: De-srhates gems, fllS; Yakima gams, 85c $1.10 eantaL Wool 193 clip, nominal; Willamette valtey. 12-15e lb.; eastern Oregon, 10- l.e pound. Hay baying price from producer: al falfa. $11.50 IS: clorer, $9-9.50; eastern Oregon timothy, $16.50; oats and retch. f 10.50 11. Portland Livestock PORTLAND. Doe. 2a (AP' Cattle receipts. 100, calve 10; steady to firm. Steers 600 900 lbs., good a. 00S.su; madium 4.25-5.00; eommoa 2.75-4.38; 900-1100 lbs., good 4.715.25; madiam 4 00 4.75; common 2.30 4.00; UOO-ISOO lb, good 4.50-4.75; mediae I.SOt.W; Heifer 550-850 lb., good 4.25-4.7S; mediam 8.50 4.25;' common 2. 50-8 JO; cow good 8.S0-3.75 ; cutter and medinsa 2.50-3.50; lew cutter aad cutter 1.00 2.50; balls, yeasiings excluded good aad choice (beat) 3.25-S.00; cutter, eommoa and medinsa 1.80-2.25 ; Taalers, milk fad. good and qbeiee 5.00-5.80; medinsa B.TS 5.00; call 'aad eommoa 2.00-3.75; calves 250-500 lbs., good aad ehoiee 8.75-3.00; common and medium 2.00-8.75. Hegs: receipt 200; steady. Light light 140-1(0 lbs., good aad choice 8.35-4.90: lightweight 160-160 Ib.. 3.78-4.00; 180 200 lb., 8.75-4.00; medium weight 200-220 lb 3.25-4.00; 250-290 iba. 3.85 3.65; 290-850 lbs., 3.65-8.85; Backing so 375-500 lb., ma dram and good 3.50-8.00: fesdara- stoeker 70-180 lb good aad choice 3.50-3.00. Sheep aad lamb: receipts 150; steady. Lara be 90 lb, dewa. rood a 4.75-5 00: medium 3.50-4.75; all weight, eommoa, 3.50-3.50; yearling we thers. 90-110 lb., mediam to choice 1.33-8.00: ewee 90-120 lb, mediam to rhalca 1.25 1.80: 120-150 lb., medium te choice 1.00-1.23; all weight ee.11 te oennos .50-1.00. 12 :30 Prank Westpahl's orchestra. CBS. 1:45 Barbara Gould. 0:00 Music That Satisfia. 6:15 Smith Ballew'e orchestra, CB1. 7:30 CBS feature. 8:15 Columbia Symphony, CBS. 8:30 Iahaa Jones orchestra, CBS. 9:15 MeElroy Dance bead. 10:15 Sport Flashes. 10:45 Jack Jill's Tavern orchestra. 11:00 Stanley Smith' ereaeatra, DLBS. "Not On Speaking: Terms" l - rt? , - '. - - Salem Markets Grade B raw 4 an Ilk, co-op pool price, $1.30 per hundred. Surplus $1.10. (Milk bated oa serai monthly bntterfat average.) Butterfat war, 22c. Batter prints, 28c. Sweet, 25c Cubes, 29c; FXOIT AJTD VEGETABLES Prlees paid te growers by 8lcm bsyera December iia (The prices below, snpplie ey a local roeer, are lodlea t We of the dally market ot are ao guaranteed bj The Btateamaa) Carrots, do a. .80 Oreea aepperi. Calif., lb. .10 Cabbage, lb. .08 Unions, det. benches : Potatoes, local .7 to i.ou Sweet potatoes, crate ., 1.10 Celary heart, dos. 1.00 Lettuce, Calif 200 Temitteea hothouse, crate , , 2.75 Onleaa. Walla Walla .85 Onions, Lebish, cwt. . Daniih eqaash. dos. , .,- .i Hubbard squaih. lb. .01 Parsnips, hoadred 1.50 ApaUe Kings, bo. -4 Spltsenbergs .50 Northern Spy Ortleys .6 Jonsthaas , , - Delicious . . 100 Cauliflower. Calif., crate 1.T5 Kutaserai. hundred ., 1.50 Oanjerries. re4aiL lb. , .1 Cranberries, bbl. Oranges, p.p. . Oraniet. fancy Bets. Calif., doz. Turn, ps. Calif., dot. Spinach, Calif., crate irimmons, retail Grappa, Calif., 3 lbs BOPS Top. 1932. lb Too. 1031. lb. .7 .20 BOOS Buylag Price Extras Standard .... Medium . Pullet Old rooster Colored seas Medium ben Light hens Bakes Light fryers Tarkcrs, dressed, tea Duck. White Pekins, alive Geese, top, sllv KEAT Lambs, top Hot'.. tP - Hogs,- first cuts Steer Cow . , 4.25 .8.7 .3.50 0S to .04 .01 to .02 .0J to OS .. .0 OS Heifer Dressed Teal, top . Dressed hor OSAIir AND HAY Wheat, western red 39 White. No. 1 0 Barlev. top. Ion 14.00 Oats, white, ton 14.00 Oat, gray. top. ton . 1S.C0 to 19.00 Hsy, buying prio Oa'.s and vetrli. ton 7.00 to 7.50 Alfalfa. Tal'.ey. 1st cut 9.03 to 10.00 WOOL ,Veditim 18 Coarse 10 Mobair no market Stocks and Bonds December 2 (Copyrlg'ut 19:12. Standard Siatist cs Co.) STOCK AVERAGES 50 20 20 90 Ind'U RR' Vt' Total Today 4.8 24.0 88 8 52.4 PraT. Dsy 49.7 24. 87.7 52.5 Week Ago 51.1 26.1 89 9 54.0 Year Ago 60 0 31.5 93 9 St. S Yri Ago 164.1 127.1 198 1B4.1 High 19ii . 72.8 89.8 111.0 73.9 Low 1932 , 85.1 13.2 51.8 35.0 High 1930 202.4 141.6 281.3 COj.8 Low ll:i0 112.9 86.4 lto.5 114.7 BOND AVERAGES 20 20 20 60 Ind'U Rft' I t's Total T...l. Sl.S 87.6 81.1 06.8 Prae. Day Sl.S 57 Weak Age .1 58.7 Year Ag 68.9 67.8 3 Tr. Are 91.9 104.7 S1.0 81.4 82.0 9S.1 66.9 67.7 71.3 98.3 78.1 57.5 High 19SS 71.8 78.0 Low 1933 88.3 47.4 86.2 70.9 High 1980 I.ow 1930 949 100 101.4 101.9 SS.S 97.8 96 6 93. Capacity Audience Greets Community Program for Yule SHE-BURN. Dec. 28 A ca pacity house greeted the Cole community friends at the Christ mas program which was given by the Mnnkers, Shelburn, Col, Queener and ML Pleasant schools. Mrs. Lyons, teacher at Mt. Pleas ant was chairman. The next meeting will be held the third Friday In January. The program committee for that even ing will be Alson Vernon, Mrs. Huntley and Ross Chrlstman. A nnmber of Shelburn people are suffering from heavy colds the results of the cold aast wind which visited this community last Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Finley had all their children home Christmas day. They are Gerald and family of Marion county, Mr. and Mrs. Webber of Waterloo and Lester Qulgley and wife of Shelburn. FIXE PROGRAM lTF.lJ) ST. LOUIS, Dec. 28 A splen did program was given by the grade school children and their teacher, Miss Mamie Vincent, at the community hall Friday night. Mrs. Hannah Crossman was the Jolly Santa. 11.00 17 3 to 2.00 s.uu to a.uu .7 .75 1 65 .05 .25 .21 .1 .. .18 .15 POULT SY .04 .11 .0 to .09 OS t .01 .11 .09 .18 .10 .10 Importations From Puget Sound are Objected to PORTLAND, Dec 18. ( AP) There is much agitation in the Oregon egg industry regarding the bringing ot considerable supply from Puget sound sections while there is a burdensome surplus pro duced within the Immediate Port land territory. Not only is there a supply of Puget sound eggs being offered here, but generally 1 to Jc doz. below the prices established by local co-op and private firms. Naturally this creates bearish sen timent and especially so as much of the business in the imported eggs is done with price cutting re tailers. Home egg producers complain that Portland is being utilized as a dumping ground for Paget sound. Claim of the higher prices obtained tor eggs there is not sub- stsntiated, according to local trade leaders, because the north ern stock is brought here and sold eren below the so-called lower figures of Portland. Market for butter continues to reflect weakness at the late cut ot 2c made during a special holi day session. The trade appears to have little confidence in immedi ate values. U RALLY OH STREET ISN'T SUCCESSFUL NEW YORK. Dec. 28 ( AP) By way of variety, the stock mar ket tried a rally today, but was not particularly successful. Stock started uncertainly, but support for New York Central, which jumped 2 points, brought rails into speculative prominence and buying extended to other groups. By noon., however, the market began to tire and prices thereafter sagged gradually. Weakness of General Motors dis couraged professionals interested in the rise for that industrial lealer was actively offered and lost a major fraction. Du Pont weakened In sympathy. Steel shares had a late sinking spell, though their losses were relatively small. U. 8. Steel's net decline was but the Preferred was up a point. Allied Chemical, Cate, Western Union, American Telephone, Corn Products, West inghouse and several rails were amjng the stocks to finish either fractionally or about a point high er. New York Central halved its extreme rise. Total transfers were 1,581,261 shares, the largest in six weeks. An emergency pool of three car loads of turkeys is being shipped to California this week from the Willamette valley and southern Oregon by the Oregon Turkey Growers association. The pool meets an unexpected demand. where the Oregon supply is about gone. California dealers report that patrons are demanding Oregon birds because of superior size and quality. The association decided that the best policy now. In spite ot the present, low market, would be to put the post holiday birds into consumptioL Instead of putting them in storage. Ot the three carloads going out one was collected from the Wil lamette valley, one at Oakland and one at Rosebarg. Bolivia Claims Victory, Large Enemy Casualty LA PAZ. Bolivia. Dec. 28 (AP) Bolivia claimed com plete victory Tuesday In the battle of Saavedra -which began Novem ber 14. when the Paraguayan forces in the Gran Chaco assault ed the forts fronting Fort Mnnos A government announcement said the Paraguayan soldiers were retreating en masse. From Fort Munos the general staff sent a message saying "The enemy left numerous nnburied dead and a great deal ot mnni tions. We have four dead and 1 wounded as the result of the last engagements." EIUClPDOLOF TURKS 601MB Mill PflODUGE SHEPMBfTS m. FBI mm. Shippers Hesitant Onion Commitments; H Oregon Cars Sent out Movement of 1,571 carloads of fresh fruits aad vegetables frozst northwestern shipping districts last week were almost entirely from storages, do to universal depletion ot field truck erops by cold weather of early December. Total loadings varied bat slightly from shipments ot the preceding week; but apples declined in vol ume 200 cars, with total forward ing last week of SSS cars. Potato loadings increased about ISO 6ara, mostly from southern Idaho dis tricts, with total potato loadings of 728 cars. Carlot shipments from the northwest included: apples 5S8 cars, cabbage S. carrots 4. celery 1, mixed fruit 3, onions 21, pears 45, potatoes 728 and rutabagas li cars, totaling 1,3 7 S cars. Shippers are hesitant about tak ing on committments of onions at present values, until extent of damage from the recent cold weather is more definitely estab lished. It is believed that, if the damage to the onions in storage proves to be as serious as early re ports indicated, a stiffening of priy may result. Shipments of not iu restern onions increased te 21 ears last week, of which li eie from Oregon, 3 from Wash ington, and 4 from Idaho. Domes tic activity on Oregon onions has been quiet, but export movement has maintained a fair volume wit several consignments going to the Orient. Practically complete destruc tion of unharvested cabbage in the northwest has resulted in some carlot movement of fresh stock from California to northwestern points. Washington shipments from storage amouated to S cars last week. Terminal markets have declined under stress of increas ing supplies and slow demand. ITS HISTORIC M PORTLAND. Dec. 5 ? ( A P ) December and July wLeat strach a new all-time low record at Port land today, the former cloins with a loss of c and the lattei Hc. May struck the o'.d lo-.v . it a loss of S. Oa the merchants exchange ca3 wheat appeared a trifle out ol ine. Milling wheat was advanced Ic bushed and export grades won unchanged. Montana spring and inter wheat was alw unchanKed. Buying price on No. 1 butt wheat at various interior point based upon Portland qtiotstioni today were: Walla Walla western whiU 27c, hard winter 28c. Pendleton western white 27 hard winter 28c. Colfax western white 23 Vie hard winter 24l,c. Lewiston western white 238 hard winter 24 'ic. Arlington western white 27- Vic hard winter 28 'ic. Condon western white 27 4, hard winter 2SHc. ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.. Dec Dec. 28. (AP) The Atlantic coast is sagging in tbe middls and rising at both ends, and New York will be a mile under water in a million years, if this 'keeps up, the American Association for the Advancement of Science was told Tuesday. Measurements reported by Dr. William Fitoh Cheney, Jr., of Con necticut Agricultural college, show Portland, Me., and Charleston. 3. C, are rising from seven to IS inches per century, but Boston. New York, Atlantic City, Philadel phia and Baltimore are subsiding from three and one-half to 11V4 inches per 100 years. The only place where the land is neither rising nor falling at least among the glaces measured, is Key West, Fla. There may be cycles of rising and falling. Dr. Cheney said, tor Boston rose between 1847 and 1876 but now is dropping again. He suggested Boston's rise might have been related to the Naples. Italy, earthquake of 18S7. as most ot the rise was in 1857 and 1851. The drop at Baltimore and the rise at Charleston may be due to readjustment after the Charleston earthquake of 1886, ha said. wheat it mm IW HSUG 1 am By CLIFF STERRETT