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"K A a. " sr czzzait czazzziux, :! Cr rry- r-re!r t--tt p. in XT '""I 1 if 4 . . . Business ctory Car 4a la this directory nm Oa monthly basis only. Bat: Lift par Ma per month. AUTO BRAKES Mlka Paaek, the brake and shimmy doctor. 178 Sooth Commercial Street. BATTERY ELECTRICIAN R. XX Barton Batteries Starter and generator work. 645 Chemeketa at. BEAUTY PARLORS Miller Beauty Shop, dial T85J. ;, Henator Beauty Shop, dial 8818. BICYCLES BICYCLES. velocipedes new and vend. Harry W. Scott, 14T 8. Com'L CATERING Burt Crsry, the caterer. Ph. 17 S3. CHIMNEY SWEEP Telephone 4 4 SO. R. F. Ntrthnga. CHIROPRACTORS . TJIt. O. SCOTT. PSC, Chiropractor, - Sit N. High. Tel. Kea SS73. COLLECTIONS Personal Service Bureau. 320 Ore. Blag. Ask rates and save. Tel. 3963, Correspondence Instruction International Correspondence eltoola Business and technical cours es Box lf, Salem, a McGUllvrsy, TeL 4131. COUNTRY MEATS Fresh and smoked country sausage. cured meats, delivered. TeL 38F14. DRESSMAKING MRS. 8NELGROVE, 2nd floor Mil lar Bids.. TeL 7 446. Remodeling spe- rtilry. FLORISTS CUT tlowers. wedding bouquets fun eral wreaths, decorations C. F. Brelt haunt, florist. 577 Court street TeL (944. ALL kinds of floral work. Luts t. 14th A Market. Tel. 9S92. Flor- FL00R CONTRACTING Olen Floor Co. Tel. 9111. INSURANCE BFCKE A N. Hlsrh HEXDRICKS Tel. It! 4947 LAUNDRIES THE NEW SALEM LAUNDRY ' THE W EIDER LAUNDRY ZSS S. High TeL 3118 , CAPITAL CITY LAUNDRY '"We Wash Every-ilng In Lux" Telephone 315 1264 Broadway MATTRESSES Mattresses from factory to borne. Certng mattress $8.00. Renovators and Kimigaiors. uapiuu neauiu i K9. 8030 Norta CapltoL Kew mattress mad to order, old Boat trees remade; carpet cleaning, sis tag; fluff rug weaving. Salem Fluff Itag A Mattress Factory, a 13th A Wilbur. TeL 844L Otto F. Z wicker. FXt 1911. MUSIC STORES GEO. . C WILL Pianos, pbono axaphs, sewing machines, sheet musts ad plan studies. Repairing phono graphs aad sewing ; machines, ; 431 Iftat Street, Salem. . - MUSIC INSTRUCTION Learn steel gu'.tar in 11 wks. W. a sorhow. 450 Court with Bttfrs. MEDICINE Dr. Chan Lam Chines Medicine Co. Ffeurs Tuesday and Friday, 11 a n f 4 p. m. 148 N. CommerclaL PAINTING & DECORATING Painting end decorating. TeL 8794. PLUMBING AND HEATING PLUMBING and work. Oraber Bros, 11. 8S94. general rspalr 1(6 So, Liberty. PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT Lewis E. Neet. Psbllo Accounting, M. 8844. Incoms Tax aad 103 Masonic Bldg. i r n.mL incoms ux reporxs. aadltmg, installations, nnanciai naw nta chone or ei wr jjijntmenta PRINTING roa STATIONERY, cards, pampb lrts, programs, books or any Wmt st sstatlng. call The Statesmaa Printing department. 81S S. CommercUL Tels- tono iei. REAL ESTATE BECKB HENDRICKS, TeL 3T. r tt nn kKXrKTTORST A CO. mi a.' TJht St. - - : -TeL 88. crxviT yirsirr a SON tu t virw v.t'L Bk. Bldg. TeL T807. STOVES sseiAVPa mA safAVea renalrlnc Stoves m ..l- hniit and repaired. All kfcade of wove wire fence, fiUlcTff stsm, bop baskets, books, lof"0 Jj,V. . anil RtovS WoritS, 22 ""w. t.i 4774. R. B. Fleming. aaenisej" ,,iiiiiM,a,iiisassssssssssssssssssssssss" TRANSFER ..ypt. - rTTT Traasfer Cov !28 e r.i T7 7 a. DlstrlbaUng. tor warduts: aad etorsg eur epeclslty- Ost our ratsa v ' : aww I JMmtmnt eransfsr StOrSgSk SnTlirmerTransfer C Tracks Port!nd dairy. WELL DRILLING i : R. A. West, ' 10 years experience, aUTD 8, Box 188 B. Tel. I19r. !',' Statesman i - ' Classified Ads Call 9101 ffiaaslflsg . Adsertisiai Singla taMrtkm per liar. 16a Threa Insertion far 'I -.eVeV.:-.e:... lOs Sis Insertions per Una. .8 One month per Line.. l.le lalmans ehargs ...... Il Copy . Cor UU page aa depttd atil :39 the area lag. before publlcaUoa for classification. . Copy re eel red after this Uue will if n nader tas headia Too XaU to Classic The Statesmaa aaituaea ao naaadal respoiaibllity tor errors which may p pear la adTerUseaeats pab lishpd in its columns, aad la casas whera this paper Is at fault will reprint that part of an adrertiseineat ta which the typographical mistake ocean. The Statesmaa reserves the right to reject objec Uonal advertising. It far ther reserves the right to classify all advertising an der the proper classification. HELP WANTEDMALE TEA AND COFFEE KHTTTR VCT Big reliable national company needs 3 more men Immediately. Previous - perience unnecessary but must be piiyslrally able and wtlHnir to service 209 steady consumers on regular routs and work t hours a dav for hnnt $ 37.se weekly. Writ. Albert. Will. Route Mgr., 222J Monmouth, Cincin nati, O. STEADY WORK GOOD PAY Choice openings In country and towns for reliable men and women. Na capital or experience required. MR, THOMAS. Swpt, 42 S S. Third SL, Oak land, caiuornia. SALESMEN WANTED Earnest worker wanted. Man or woman to distribute religious litera ture m your community. Steady work. Good pay. UNIVERSAL BIBLE HOUSE 10ie Arch St. Philadelphia, SITUATIONS WANTED Wanted practical nurslnj. TeL 8607 or 9559. Housework by exp. glrL TeL 6820. Attention: Willamette student wants work for board and room. Excellent references. Phone 9460 or 6778. High school girl wants work for board and room. 1T4 South Liberty. FOR SALE Miscellaneous FOR SALE Old paper lCc bun ale Statesman office. Used ranges $5.09 and up. Oregon Trading Post, S32 N. Com'l. 109 boxes apples, 25c: others from 35c to 69a Thompson's Fruit Market, i ml north on'Paeific highway. Bring boxes Administratrix sale. Stock and fix tures, Paul M. Hand, second hand store, 26S Cbemeksta St. Maude A. Hand, administratrix, 210 Oregon Bldg. srWssiwst 1983 11 -tube Phllco radio, gain. 10J5 Shipping. A bar- WANTED Miscellaneous GOLD WANTED Will pay cash for old gold, broken jewelry, gold teeth, crowns, bridges, watch cases, den tal gold, silver, platinum, etc. For ward to me no matter how small or large the quantity and I'll sub mit offer subject to your approval. R. M. Eckerson, Box 57, Corvallls, Ore. MISCELLANEOUS Hawaiian, Span, guitar, uke, man dolin. Organizing fifth beginners' or chestra. No knowledge of Instruments required. Musical foundation. Regis tration closes Jan. 11. Call T. W. C. A. 8878. Best balr cut Adults 20c, children's 18a. 101 S.. Winter. WANTED : Names men-women, 18- 88, wishing future government job. Steady. Start $105.00-$175.00 month. Sample coaching witn particulars FREE. Apply today Box 1274K, care Statesman. FOR RENT ROOMS 1 rm. neatly furn. apt and 1 sleep ing rm. 255 Center. Rooms $2.50 wk. Close la. 578 State. 1 steam heated rooms, reasonable. Chemeketa, TeL 5539. 909 Large downstairs room mod. con veniences, also garage. 1433 State. TeL 9364. Rooms $1$: with board $21. Two 1271 Chemeketa. blocks from capltaL TeL 4376. ROOM AND BOARD Largs bested room with, board, TeL 4J75. For ladles, reasonable. Home privileges. TeL 8203. close ta. FOR RENT APARTMENTS Pattoa apartments downtown. Call Patton's book sters. Fur. 8 R. apt. 2261 HaxeL TeL 7664. Warm apartment a 1848 Leslie. -; Furn. apt, lights, water, heat gar age. $11.68. 175 N. 20th. 66W8sSsasaSsrSss Nice small apt, 858 Center. eewertewweeweeweeee.mejy Modern 8-rm. ant. with a. w. beat else range, elec. refrlg.. hwd. zloors. garage, $17.50. Phon 8184. NIc fnm. npta 599 TTntow. FOR RENT HOUSES FOR RENT i I room furnished home well located on Falrmount HiU, including winter's wood supply, $30 per month, W. H. GRABENHORST A CO. 114 South Liberty 8treet iewMeJMweweejiweMwww' 4 room , strictly modern furnished house with garage, $20.88 a month. 4 room modern house except base matt aad acre at city limits north, fie.ee. a aC KRT-w 101 North High Phone 8871 Cntaatetsty torn, t-na. fara! la. Would rent abort time. 888 Unloo. Meaweeaeewweweeiiwwei FOR RENT Our T-roont boas. IBS Leslie St. now beinr renovated. Freak Eavey, 879 State SL, or phone 9616. USES rwknsr. lilt 2C Cottage. Tel. SOU. MAJWMAMVeAAMMWksse4eMMWIJ FOR RENT I fornlahed. Wtta gsrags. TeL, rem. cot, tie. Moses, 821 H Bute. Hers It Is mat fmlahd. IMS X8th St. Teur husband csa sfford to buy' this beautiful I room up ts the minute bousa. Email dows navmant- Balanc UIcs rent. Aaa wiv.r ms N. tSth, TeL UII. X-rOXSBI -banaa. Parttw trtrmXmM TV. I 7181. , -TT .......--. LirLTL-uT-arLrLnji FOR' MOT Six room bosao farnlahaA. lawl m rairssooat Hill, $14, with wis toe's wood supply. Foor room modern with nsaka. W nisbod. locaUd at lit If. Church St, Flvs room with basement. AiniM. fireplace, 8198 & Summer SL, fit. 8KB W. H. QRASKNHORST CO. 184 a Liberty 8t - Pbons 8488. FOR RENT FOR RENT FurnlaheA B&nm homo la East Salem, with fmM fireplace, hardwood floors, wash trays man nrmn. zz.sa. w. a. Knn. 147 N. Com'L ' Extra rood location far living rooms J. Lincoln Ellis. 4(1 Stat Street. FOR RENT: 18 A. rich river bot tom land. 4 R. house, barn. 8EE BECHTEL or THOMASON 341 State Street WANTED TO RENT " "iciriruTj "i rn -s-i ri mrn nsu wanted To rent equipped dairy triu va wuu-es, or work lor owner. Msny years experience. Sober and cap able. Address B. C, Route 8, Box 230. Salem, Ore. i-rm. apt. 814. Box 481. doss to. Will Statesman. Par 118- f OR SALE Real Estate 138 A. stock farm, about 80 A. good timber, well fenced, springs, small shacks. $2600. All clear and will trade on e or 7 rm. modern home In Salem. WINNIE PETTYJOHN 175 a High Street . rrom Hal em on good . i iron nouse. else, water sys tern, hot water beating system, wood bed, garage, chicken house. som V,"'1 ueiI,eB grapes, etc 40 young filberts Clear. Trade for clear 4 or I room house in town. 20 acres 7 miles from Salem on paved road, frame building 26x32, family or chard, 60 filberts, 4 A. prunes, lots of iancy trees ana shrubs. $3100. Easy L -1 ium, MELVIN JOHNSON OR W. M. PENNINGTON 275 State Street Tel. 6798. SPECIAL HOME BARGAINS sizau 4 room plastered house In need of some repair, locate ios S. Summer, $25 down, balance $12.50 per month. $1500 t room plastered home with a Dearooms located at 1355 Cross SL u aown, is per month. zso late built 4 room modern home with nook, basement, furnace. lirepiare, narawood floors, located at jbu im. cnurch, 1250 cash, balance term a $12o0 5 roam plantered home with garage located at 1272 Third SL. West oaicm. (j uuwn, oaiance ?lz per 11800 large 5 room plastered bun galow with attic, basement, furnace, earage, su uown, oaiance $18 per inuniii, locatea at usi Third St, West 12650 very attractive late built modern home In execellent cnnrtltlnn. located at 1898 Market SL Reasonable terms. See us for bargains W. H. ORABENHORST A CO., REALTORS 134 a Liberty St Phone $468. 8 room plastered house North Salem, mortgage $1275.00. payable $15.00 a mo. Will sell equity for $350.00 cash or ciear lot or acreage. . nice acres ciose to saiem, e room plastered bungalow with basement nearly new. Sandy loam soil, In fruit and Derries; no mortgages: will ex change for property at Seaside or fur ther north. a M. EARLE or E. E. ROBERTS 208 No. High Phone 9678, " " ... - - " -,-innrwiiiiirn-iriji.ri.nrun About 26 A. timber, old fir. lanre second, and white fir, running water. estlmat 2600 cords, $50 per A. Terms 25 A. 14 miles good 4 room house, large barn, 1 large chicken houses, 28 A. In cult I head cattle, $3000. $508 candies. C. J. JACK30N, 341 State St Improved farm, with bulldinss. rood for dairy or hops, creek, on main road near Salem. Only $65 per acre. Owner, 44S HOOd st EXTRA 8PECIAL 5 acres with neat 4 room house, best or sou. close to scnaoi and bus line. Valued at $3000. Owner will accept $1890 If sold at one. Can as to show yon. CHTLD3 a MILLER, Realtors 844 State Street Pboa 8708. SNAP, MODERN FURNISHED HOME $3100. Modern four room homo with nook, basement furnace, firs- place, oak floor. Paved st REAL BARGAIN, only $686 down. Dai. terras W. II. GRABENHORST A CO. 134 South Liberty Street LOT BARGAIN Lot 40x60 feet with shade trees near Farrlsh scbooL paved st 3600 cash. W. H. GRABENHORST A CO. 134 South Liberty Street FIVE ACRES: Located about oa mil from city limits on Garden read, cheap build ings, pries $1500. $68 down, baL $1 per ma NO INT. FOR TWO TRS. See this bargain -today. W. H. ORABENHORST A CO. 134 South Liberty Street EXCHANGE Real Estate Choice located home trad for farm and assume. Box 109, ears Stats sman. S8e A. ban and alfalfa ranch, trad smaller ranch, 40 hops, 60 A. alfalfa. 168 cult Price $10,000. A real place. SEE H. C SHIELDS Oregon Building TaL 8901 POLLY AND HER FOR RENT HO HOC? SMOKESTACKS VyTJTS ) covtx on -jpmaaraaSsn-easese'--. ... U', Interesting Pacts Ton tie net have ts anc w esrty tbata aara ta as tha rjsa, Sua rose this saarntar at T .-8A ,wa wiu saoa aetleo a dltfersaos ta the length af the day. . " o - army of salesmen wba take little tnaa, Bead tha classttUd ada O i. Advertising oa the society pag today sbooia ba at special tnterast to woman. National advertised ssar cbsnrlis oa sale at Miner's Turn ta paga 8. . O Only four presidents of tha United States wer younger than CalTta CooUdg st the time of their death. Jamas Knox Polk waa 53. Chester Arthar. 68. William Mc Kmley, 58 aad Warren Harding, 58. EXCHANGE Real Estate Close la lot $1600. fine for anta ar court 891 N. Com'L ssssi asiseiiea - -, - - -jri'UTJTjTfl.r Cifm EXCHANGE Extra fine 6 room house. Enrlish type, best residential district In Grants Pass Rents for 338 per month. Value sous, want good boms In Salem. Will assume. ALSO Salem nronertv ta trade fop White Pine timber near Baker, Oregon. Btisari isms witn CHTLDS A MILLER. Realtors 344 Stat Street Phon 6708 FOR SALE FARMS river" bottom" farm Consisting of 19 acres. IS aeraa tn cultivation, 8 seres timber, balanea pasture. 4 room dwelling with neces sary outbuildings, price $1108 for im mediate sale. $108 cash, balance tonnx This place is located near Grand Isl and. See us for bargains W. H. GRABENHORST A CO. 134 South Liberty Street ACREAGE AMBaSMsBBsssMasSaSksBaBa DANDY PAYINO RANCH 11-acrea. located 1U miles of Iem on paved road. 16 H sandy loam. Bottom isnd. lia lance rirst bench black soil- 9 -A. bearing peaches Produced 75-tons last year. 5-A, two year old peaches 5-acres grafted Franquet wal nuts. 30 bearing walnuts. 14 yra old. o-u. a. cnernes, s bearing rubert. 1 H -A. alfalfa. Creek running through place. 6-R house, hot water heat bath and etc., beautiful yard facing naved road. Priced to sell give terms or will trade for Income property in Salem. Corvallls or Portland, This place Is clear. 16 -ACRES $3400.00 6-R. house, barn, and etc.. electric lights, spring water piped to place, all In cult. Give terms or trade for city property. SEE JAS. D. SEARS. Realtor 132 South High Street FOR RENT Good acreage. 21st and Market. Also horse and pullets for sale. E. C. Holladay. 20 acres, four room plastered house. new barn, new chicken house. Good location on main county road. Plenty wood for own use. A bargain at $3500. 38 acres joins city limits of good country town. Wood for own us. Good deep black loam. Hop land. Price $$,- 600. Easy terms Grocery store, stock and equipment building with living room. A nice plno for a couple wishing for something to do. Will trade this place lor sman farm. 8 room house, modern except base ment All In fine condition. Good gar age. Corner lot A snap at $1800. Remember we write all kinds or in surance, our trading station is l oca tea at 325 State street J. F. ULRICH COMPANr TeL 8672 WANTED REAL ESTATE Small Improved acreage, Moses. 331 State. Business Opportunities FOR RENT Service station and TeL 3693. garage on busy highway. RAISE ANGORA WOOLERS Bs Independent Let us place you In a pleasant and prontable business HILLCREST ANGORA CO. Tel. 8156 Rt 8, Box 18. Pac Hwy. mile So. of Salem SNAP Service sta.. camp ground, store. living rooms, garage, 1 cabins, grocery stock. Electric water system, modern rest rooms Located oa Pacific hlgfe- wsy. Good business, Poor health rea son for selling at sacrlflc price, $1168. Worth lot more. SEE BECHTEL or THOMASON 141 Stat LIVESTOCK and POULTRY FOR SALE: Breedm rabbits; priced cheap for quick sal. C BL Tael, north end Brooks avenue. MONEY TO LOAN MONEY W have funds tor bota farm aad city loans The security mast be good. CHILD a A M1TJ.KR. Mtga, Loans 144 State Street Phon $708 MONEY LOANED ON AUTOS Contracts Refinanced Arrange ta redac yoai payments Ton hasp tha ear P. A. BIKER Cor. Liberty 8t and Ferry Phon 4711 Saiam. Ore PERSONAL INSTALLMENT LOANS STATE LOAN COMPANY lit Oregon Building. Ind Floor Office hra, 10:08 A. M. to 6 :86 P. M. Telepbon 7781. Stat license No. 8-165. Dot low aa personal property t repay la monthly installments. WILLAM ETTE LOAN CO, 8 tat lie. S-169, 595 uuardiaa Bldg. Tel. mi. PALS osi Pctiy3 mm MONEY TO LOAN 'Bells of Harmonyf- Beard krone antty asrvtoe that rtog set a ts really. really dlfrsrsat. TOO GET THE FtTLL AMOUNT OF LOAN TS CASH ONLY LAWFUL INTEREST STRICT PRIVACY QUICK AND COURTEOUS 8EBTXCB ON LOANS 111 to $108 Beneficial Loan Society OF nsrais Kosea 119 New Bllg Bldg. nd Floor LICENSED BY sTTATB Bit Stats St, TaL S-7-4-e PERSONAL LOANS aCADS an fnmltnra. aara salaries w 2 corky. Repayabis monthly. When la flaaaetal need ess e before deems a loan. GENERAL INVESTMENT CORPORATION First National Bank Bldg. phone 8581 FOR SALE WOOD snSbSbslSSssSSS mmm. m m. -r- i-i-g-yyyj--ij flJt 41 a A .J ewe.e N a vsa as w a vu a.ea eiee 16 ta- aid fir $4. TeL 4458. Oood dry wood. TeL 8638. A-l old fir. IS In. $4.86. TeL T800. Ctl Ssssla for di-v fb. oak, ash prices, phoas and maple. Reaaonabf weewewwMMwyw IF old flr. $4.35. TeL 8461. QUA RANTS! ten nPT TeL ksea b.im sni rv t. . & ' - l )K T urn A wn rtAtr nrnAn and fuel oil CaH oa us for prlosa We siv auoa measure, good Quality aad good serviea uws.n I nAfiorEB S STORAGE Teleahan 8181 Aah, fir and oak. Tel. I ML eeteessasaas.se. - -iiinj-ijuxnnj-i Second ki unth fir wood, sewed mt length. $1.60 per load. Oak and old fir $4.66 per load. Larmer Transfer Stor age, phon 3-131. .wwwi - mqixn r.n iyu Dry wood at Tracya Phoas 1988. liissagsassissasaassassskj 16 In. old fir. $4.28. Tel. 6136. LOST AND FOUND - - - - -i- i, 1 1 -1 ..i - ri i-ijix Found pair glasses Call at Bt.te- man office. Identify and pay for ad. PERSONAL EPILEPTICS: Gladly tell haw mv daughter was quickly relieved st horn by new discovery without harmful drugs Nothing t3 selL Mrs Burks, Ar lington, Texas FOR SALE USED CARS McKay's used cars with an o. k. that counts 1916 Ford Touring, new tires $ SS.OO 127 Star Sport Roadster 76.00 1937 Pontlao Coach 85.00 19! Ford Roadster special at 115.00 1926 Nash Sedaa 115.06 145 00 165.00 175.00 185.00 185.00 310.00 245.00 145.00 1928 Velle Sedan 192$ Chrysler "TZ" Sedan .. 1929 Essex Challenger Coupe 1927 Bulck Sedan 1928 Stud Sedan 1929 Ford Tudor Sedan 1930 Ford 8Dort Roadster 1928 AA Truck CHEVROLETS 1928 Coup 145.00 lie sport Roadster 278.68 1938 Landau Sedan 298.00 1930 DeLuxe Sedan 365.00 TERMS TRADES McKAY CHEVROLET CO. 338 Center Phone 3189 430 N. Com'L SALEM USED CAR CENTER 63 Used Cars to Choos From SEDANS 1918 Franklin Sedan, excellent condition $425.00 1916 Plymouth new paint, ready to go 178.00 1938 Chevrolet motor A brakes overhauled 115.60 1989 A Ford, new battery, rings and pins COUPES 116.88 1936 Chevrolet $ new tires. some motor work $231.60 1981 A Ford liks new in ev ery wsy 118.60 1981 A Ford, overhauled; new tires . 1936 A Ford overhauled 1923 Stude Commander good tires good paint excellent 198.00 146.08 motor 800.00 1929 A Ford, rebuilt motor, new paint 178.00 1938 Chevrolet new top. new paint, some motor work l&e.ee 1928 Standard Bulck. sa A-l car for 115.00 1926 Stand. Bulck. ready to go 116.06 ROADSTERS 192T T Ford. RucksteU axle. bumpers, curtains ..$ 60.66 1981 Deluxe A Ford like new, 1 of them painted blue. sreen or black, each 185.00 ma Srvnrt A Ford overhauled. new naint 116.06 126 Bulck. good Urea paint 68.66 TRUCKS Ford duals long wheel license .$868.86 Ford singles short wheel bass license 198.86 TERMS TRADES See Charley or Larry VALLEY MOTOR CU. Pbons 7918 Marion. WANTED USED CARS - -i ii n ri nnn nriiii.-ii ii - " - - Rm rieooslt on Plymouth or Dodge will discount or trsde for good light used car. Address box 69, esre Ststes- man. Two Keizer Clubs Will Hold Meets During This Week KEIZER. Jan. 7 The first meetlar of the Eeixer commun ity club in 19St will be held at the schoolhouse Friday night, January IS. A program has beea arranged and refreshments will be served. The Keiter Ladies' Aid will meet with the Hisses Keefer at their home la North Kelser Thurs day. Jan. 12, 3 p. m. All members urged to be present. 'The WHd Jt&rf4'fDOlk X VOLTRS SANE.SAM.1 I , 1 THAT AXOUrTrs2(EASY UNKJI ;THffT THB Ul SEA-lWoT" Pfrfr f KEVR i-f Pfc-Xy ADDED A. 4 ' ( FER THB VE&&MCr-rtTZ L1 ADDED THIS MOffNiN. JJ tT ' jMr Ifelll ifeiEs1 BUTTER PRIClSLASip ortlMSM INVADES GRAIN .'CHANGE Butterfat Bids .are Reduced a Cent; Eggs Shaded PORTLAND, Jen. T (AP) Spread betweaa top trada eatter and staadarda was narrowed ta taa normal of Ha ft tfarlac tha weekend aeealoa at . taa srodace axeaaasev Darlay; tha sesslea. extras ware eat le lb. In tha cuke trad with a Ilka slash la lower trade or first. Both staa dard aad prima firsts lost He la. each. Extras were therefore dropped to tie la. with staadard 10 He, There Is bow a spread of is between top aad bottom eeoree. Bntterfat bids were generally redaced le lb with the lowering- or tne enbe and print market. Some cat chaining cream to lte but others were offering tOc; al though both showed the same cut from former figures. The country station buying price was cat to lSe lb. generally. Receipts of butter continued to Increase with a like showing in local churning. There was some suggestion of price shading again In the mar ket for eggs although local co-ops were etui quoting former fig ures, snamng by outsiders was reported aa general. General Markets TSODTJCB SXCHAsTOa Prodsee excaaare. act prices: Batter Extras lie. staaeerds 20 a. arise flrete 10 He, firsts toe. Kggs Freak extras IS, sedisss 18-84. Portleind Grain PORTLAND. Ore- Jan. f AYn Wheel Onea Hick Lew C-m- May 45 . .aStt atu Jsly 46 .40 .40 .46 . Cash aat Ne. 1 Btr Bead blaettes SS; dark bard winter. U nr cast J1U. 11 per seat .49 : soft white .41: waat- era white, northern spriag .41; hard win ter .41: weatera red .40 VI. Oats Ne. 1 white $17. Cora Ne. IK yellow 817.50. MlUrua Standard $13. Portland Produce PORTLAND. Ore- Jas. 1. (API Butter Prints. 83 tcore er better 23c pooad, standards 22 He. Crrs Pacific Poultry Prodneara aall- iag prlees: Freth extras lSe, staadards Z4e, mediums 24c Oeontry meats Selling; price to retail- era: Country-killed hofi, best butehars, under 150 pounds, 5-5He; vealers, 80 to iuu ponnaa. s-atte: limbi at -io. Tear- Hags 5c, haaTy awes 3-4e, caaaer sows 3 3a, bolU 4-4 He. au Oreroa walnuts 1518c nousd. paaaats 10a, Brmiila 1114c. elsonds 18- loc. xiieerts zo-.ze, pecass soe. Ca scare berk Barins nriee. 1988 seeL 8c penaA Hops Nominal, 1081. 26-27Hc pouad. Butterfat Direct t shippers: Station, 18c; Portland dalirary prices chura- ing ereem lO-llc. sweet cream hifber. itb poutry liurtnr price : Hun he a, elered, H pemads. 18e; d sme- diems, 11c; lights. apriar. light. He: kesvy lie; eld reesters Se; daeks, Pekia, 8a; gees Sc. Onioni 8ellinf price te retailers: Ore iron, $1-1.10 cental ; Yakima, 90e $1 caa Ul. Potatoes Local, 68-TSe erase bes; TeaehBte gems, $1.15; Takime gasa 85e-$1.10 eeaUL Weel 10SS clip, aomiaal: WlUamette valley, 18-15 lb.; aa stars Oreeoa, 16- 13c peuad. Hay buylar price from producer: al falfa, $11.50-11; elover. $9-9.50; esstera Orecos timothy, $10.50; eats sad vetch. Radio Program STTBTDAT, JAsTTJAKT S KOW Portland 620 Aa. 8:00 Orgas concert. 8 :10 Arioa trio. 9:30 Plane 8urprlaca. 10:80 The Pilgrime. 11:30 N BO prorraau. 11:08 Wayne King and bis erchectra. 11:80 -Hear ef Worship. 1 :00 J see IVehmea. 1:30 National Tenth conference. 1 :0e Hstieaal Tespers. 1:30 Jeaef Koestaer orchestra. 8 :00 Willamette naiversity veeel trie 8 :30 Bsssaeers. 4:1S Meria SUters. 4:30 Ores MomanU is History. :1S NKO eoaeert. S :80 Albas of Familiar Musis. T:00 Edna St. Tlaecat KllUy. 7:15 Reel Life Irramss. 7:30 David Lawrence. 7 :S0 Homeipna Melodies 7:45 Sunday at Bath Parker , 8:30 Violin concert. 8:45 Melodic Serenade. 8 :00 Orchestra. 10:15 B rid re te Dreamland. 11:00 Bel Tabaria orcheatra. MONDAT. JAHTJAST 8 KnAO Corvallls 680 Ka. T:00 Morninr Mediutioaa, led by Dr. a. W. Warriagtoa 8:00 Merninf concert. 13:00 farm hour. 1 -S Amnd the Campasea. 1:00 Keral electrifiearlos ah art coarse. 1:86 Better Health end Lonrvr iie. B -AO Wn Aaal-a Baser "Maklas I 1929 Oarmaat late a 1638 Med- mL" s-sa Aa Tu TJka It Aatboav Xawer. 7:000. J. Hurd "Light for the 7:15 W. A. Sehecnfeld ' ' Agrienlt-T- al TraTalsrne. ' T:80 4-H progres by Temhill easty members cad leaders, aad 8. T. : White, eeaaty sceet. Ware-P Salem Markets Grada B mar A aa&k, ca-ey pool price, f ui par aajMlred. Sarpias fl.15 OOIk based aa lead sstibj eettectM STrsgs4 BauUertnt -.Sweet, Z2e, BOe. Fries saU te growera by Seles rfsasaiy T (The price balew, sapptiad ey a hue I grease, ar ladlestles of (be sally sasrkae bat see be gasrsassed by Tbs ate buses) nun An raraTAaxis ' Carrots, Ca&f, erst 1.16 Greea sappers, Oelif, lb. , . , .10 Cabbage, lb. At Oaioas. dos. ksnsaea. JS .T t LOO Potatoes. Iesl , Sweei netetee. Crete Celery hearts, dos. .78 a.e tei.es a.es L trace, Oaut betbease. crate Oeieas, Wslls Wells , Osioas, LabUh, ttt DsBish se.sssk. ees. . Habbtrd sqassb. Is. Parsnip, heaared . as . .01 .1.50 applee aiars. 8. ss. . A8 . jm . M . .65 . .63 .1.00 .1.7 S -LSO . .18 8pitsesssrgs , Kertkers Spy Ortley JessUsss Deliciess Ossliflewer. Calif, erst Rstsbsgsa kssdred i Crssberries. retaiV lb. Craaeerries. bbL .13.00 ursaros. p.p. .1.73 ts 1.00 .8.00 U 4.00 .70 .65 1.15 .es - JS Orsaeee. faaey Beets, OeliL, dos. Turaiee, Celif dec. Hp la sea. CauL, erst PBraiauaeat. retail Orspes, Calif, 8 lbs. BOPS Top, 1681, lb. JIT JO Top, 1911. IS. ZOOS Baying Price Kxtrss .11 J9 as as SUadard Mediuaut -Pallets POTJXTBY Old roosters .04 .11 .09 .07 .11 At .14 40 .10 Colored heos - Medium ban I Mrht heas .e .06 Bakes I.isht fryers Tnrkeys, drewed. top uueks. White Pekisa, aUve Ueeia, top, a lira MZAT Iambs, to 4.15 s.eo 3.85 03 te .04 ..01 ta .01 ..03 te .03 .07 Hera, tap . Hogs. lint cuts Rteers Cows Heifers Dressed veal top Dressed hoes .05 GHAX5 A3D HAT VTheat. wes'ern red White. No. 1 je .40 Barley, top. ton 14.ee Oats, white, toa - 14.00 Oats. grey, top, ton 1S.00 te 19.00 Hay. bavins prices- Oats aad vetch, toa T.00 te 7A0 alfalfa, ralley. 1st eat 9.00 to 1040 WOOl. Medios Jit Cearae ao Mohair . ..na market Sage of Salem . o (Continued from page 4) and worried until his purpose had been accomplished, whereas Mr. Tabor simply ordered another wagoa load of cash and worried not a bit nor perspired a drop. It may or may not hare beea the case that Mr. Tabor, la a somewhat vague way, was act uated in his theatre building by thoughts of pleasure to be thus Imparted to a great number ot his fellow human beings. He was a warm-hearted man. And it is not unlikely the theatre he builded has done more in the way of keep ing his memory green in tha hearts of Denver folks than the same amount of money, approxi mately a million dollars, would hare done if devoted to the build ing of a hotel or a business block. What the makers of the picture "Silver Dollar," hare made ot the Tabor story I do not know. Wa shall know presently. The picture is to be shown at the Elsinore January 16. Perhaps the sentiment is some what far-fetched, but such a pic ture seems peculiarly appropriate to Salem's theatre beautiful. It haa been in my mind a long time ever since, la fact, the day when the Elsinore was named that this Salem theatre should hare been named tha Guthrie. But Mr. Guthrie, having cre ated a poem, was determined that it should hare a poetie title, and so tha theatre was nsmed for tha Danish castle that was the home of Hamlet. Horace Tabor would not hare done this. Had It been proposed to him that ha name his theatre the Elsinore Instead of the Tabor Grand, he would la all probabil ity hare asked the committee bluntly, "Who in hell is this maa Elsinore and what has he ever done for Denver?" Such is the difference la men. It Is In no way to Mr. Guthrie's discredit that he refused to glor ify himself la the naming of his theatre. As a matter of truth, the faet that he did not do so marks him as a gentleman of less thaa ordinary vanity, one who finds Speculative Buying is Becoming General; Wheat up Yt CHICAGO. Jan. T fAl Swooping Impetuously forward, wheat today scored, aersteat gains la tha taea at big selling ta realize profits. General speealatlra baying, dormant to a great extent at lata, appeared ta have beea aroased. Spokeamea for houses moat csn- apkuoos oa tha baylag side ot tha market said parctiasoa wera Urgely because of belief that tha elimax of low prices had beea psssed. Wheat closed strong at but little below the day's top. H to T-ee above yesterday's finish; corn unchanged to 3-te higher, oats 1-8 advanced. Today's closing quotations : Wheat May is 7-g to 43; July 48; Sept. 49 S-8. Corn May 17 to 6-8; July XS T-8 to 28; Sept. 30 1-8. Oats May 174; July 18. WEST SALEM. Jan. 7 One of the interesting industries and business concerns ot West Salem that Is carried oa so quietly that many do not know mach a boat it is the fur business of Isaac Wilfred Thomas, who deals in raw pelts of all kinds of native animals. Friday he received a shipment of mink and coon skins from Rose Lodge, and there are dally packages from all over Ore gon and from Washington and California. The trapping season of three months, lasts from the first ot December until the last of Feb ruary. This year there were over 1000 mink pelts, which variety is next to that of the Silver Fox which leads the list followed by wolf, coon, skunk, badger, clrlt eat. lynx, muskrat. otter, boh cat, martin and fisher. Within the past year there hare been more pelts of tha silver fox than ever before end fewer pelts of the smaller animal, such as the mole, etc. Mr. Thomas, a' furrier most of his lite has been in business here for the past seven or eight rears, and offers a better market to trappers thsn the eastern mar kets. He buys as many pelt as anr concern in Oregon, but states that since the depression fewer are sent In than formerly. Prime mink pelts that will bring fiva dollars now were 316 a few years back and the furs that now bring 32.60 were 85 and 38 recently, which with the constantly decreasing supply of wild life has a tendency to re tard the trapping business. SHELBTJRN, Jan. 7 Much of the grain in this section is be lieved to be destroyed and will have to be re-seeded. It may be a blessing In disguise as the ground was froxen to a depth of seven inches, which will pulverize the the soil aad hare the ground la excellent condition for spring seeding. Many growers think their strawberry fields are hard hit. Shelbsra and Munkers schools resumed their regular work Tues day morning. Cole had to post pone until January 3 due to so much Illness. RIYERYIEW, Jan. T The re cent cold weather did considerable dsmage to the fall crops la this neighborhood. All the rye grass, and most of the fall oats and wheat were froxen out. Hungar ian vetch was the only grain to withstand the freeze. full recompense tor his efforts la tha satlsfactioa at having com pleted a work that was near to his heart. But la this generation, at least, he Is accorded tha credit that la his due. Andrew Hofer told ma 20 rears and mora ago, "Sooner or later youll sea a horizontal rainstorm In this ralley. Slaee thea I have seen tha rata blowa la sheets oa the wind. Perhsps a half-dozea times. Not a sufficient number of times to establish a rule, but merely a sufficient number f times to prove a rule. January 1. 1983, was marked by such a storm. FI BESS IS HMS1LEM DAMAGE TO GRAINS IS MM EAW By CLIFF STERRETT