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Newspaper Page Text'V Av 'Th OREGON-STATESMAN, Salera. Oregon, Friday Morning, January 13, 1833- PAGE ELEVEN - r A- 1- .1. t- 1 0 Hiww via i if t mm -WA.I W 1J T II I I " mil J $ It All 8441. lit- ! t rr 4 I, J 3rv Business Directory Cards la thla directory naa monthly basis only. Rata; ft per-.Ua-par nionth,., ' AUTO BRAKES I ! Hike Panek, the brake and ahimmy doctor. ITS South Commercial Street. BATTERY ELECTRICIAN B. 'D. Barton Jatterlaa-Starter and rpnratorW2JjjIl2I2l2ij2L- BEAUTY PARLORS Mlllsr Beauty Shop, dial 79SS. Senator Beauty Shop, dial 681 6. BICYCLES mCTCLES. velocipedes new and used. Harry W. Scott. 147 S. Com'L CATERING Burt Crary, the caterer, Ph. ST58. J CHIMNEY SWEEP Telephone 4S. R. E. Northnesa. CHIROPRACTORS DR. o. U fiCOm. PSC. Chiropractor, M K. High. TeL Ros 6S72. CLEANERS WaUnabe cleaners, forsmerly Jap anese cleaners. Salts ar.c. Tel. 6500. COLLECTIONS personal Service Bureau, 220 Ore. Bldg. Ask ratea and aave;Tel:262 Correspondence Instrnction International Correspondence schoola Busineae, technical course. Box US. C. Mcuuuvray, ret. m. COUNTRY MEATS Fresh and smoked country sausage, yired meats, delivered. TeL MFM DRESSMAKING t MRS 8NELGROVE, tnd fL lOller giaej4Reinodellnspecja FLORISTS ' CUT flowers, wedding bouquets fun ni wroaths. deeoraUona C F. Brett- C haupt, florist. 677 Court. TeL SSOi. -1 ALL. kinds of HorsJ work. Luts Flor W 1st. Kth Market. Tel. 52. FLOOR CONTRACTING Olsen Floor Co. TeL SUL GIFT SHOPS Fred BlatcMord, mfg. of 'Distlnc- Glftware," HI 8. rugn ax. GLASS AutomobUe Glass Mirrors Windows Reglaaed WALTER J. DOWNS Phone 8106 680 Breya Ave., 8alem INSURANCE BECKS HENDRICKS 169 N. High TeL 4tT LAUNDRIES XHB NSW SALEM LAUNDRT THE W EIDER LAUNDRT ltl a Hlrh TeL 11S CAPITAL CITT LAUNDRT "We Wash Everything in Lux" Telephone 11SS 1864 Broadway MATTRESSES Mattresses from factory to home. Spring mattress $8.00. Renovators and fumlgatora Capital Bedding Co. Tel. ,; 4069. 80X0 Norm capuou Vlt New mattress made to order, old i-if remade; carpet cleaning, elxlng;nu f rug weaving. Salem fluff Bag A Mat- y? P trees Factory, a. nm " Otto P. Z wicker. Kst. 1911. MUSIC STORES GEO. rt WILL Pianos, phono wing macbinesi aneei - - . - . graphs. and plaae studlea Repairing pnono- graphs and sewing macnuwo. State Street. Salem. MUSIC INSTRUCTION in ti ka. W. O. -."? rj. 15. "Sfra Tornow. i MEDICINE Dr. Chan Lam Chinese Medicine Co. Hours Tuesday and Friday, 11 a. m. to 4 p. m. 148 N. Commercial 1 y PLUMBING AND HEATING " ' PLUMBING aad general .repair lb nMh Dru.' IKS Be. Liberty. "3" CS4 PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT H. Neet, Income Tax.-Publle Ae- 's counting, 208 Masonic Bldg. Teu ass. vjui-rii.nu " " ' '"wwl,i N.-D Clement, income iumtW installations, rautU ments phone sae m - -piuynNG FOB ST ATI ONER T, cards, pampn Uta? programs, books or any Wpd of prtaUng. caU The Statesman Printing KJpartSent. Ill S Ootmaerclal. Tele- REAL ESTATE V-'bBCKB HENDRICKS. TeL 4947. . W H. GRABENHORST A CO. 186 & Uberty St., TeL f4SS ow-t rrtnsnrr a SON IH. .V. Ln. .j"tU. First Nat-L Bk. Bldg. Tel 7S0T. STOVES .VTir ntmiit tnd 'reaaired. in f-nf. fancy I V Plata, bop baskets, hooks. 1pm hooka V- Ulem Fence and Stove Wwrjks. SOS r itnnivw :V, WELL DlliXUNG R. A. Wast, 80 years experlenoe, SjLFO 6, Bo liS E Tek 1199$. TRANSFER CAPITAL CITY Transfer Co. SIS Stat fit. TeL TI7J. Distributing, for- I warding and storage our specialty. Get our rates. FOR local or distant transfer storage, I for call Sill, Larmer Transfer Co. Trucks to Portland dauy. ! Statesman Classified Ads 1 Call 9101 i Class If id AdvertUtag Singt InierllOB per Unr.lOo Three Ixurtloas per line SOe Six lasertioBs per Una. .SOe One month per line. . 1 1.0 Mlhlmttm cbjtrce ......tie Copy tor taU pace e eepted until C:S0 the evea 1ns before publication tor classification. Copy re ceived after this time will be rin under the heading Too Late to Classify. The Statesman assumes no financial responsibility tor errors which may ap pear In advertisements pub lished in Its colamns. and In eases where this paper Is at fault will reprint that part ott an advertisement fa which; the typographical mistake ocean. The Statesman reserves the right to reject objec tions! advertising. It for ther reserves the right to classify all advertising un der the proper classifica tion. 1 SITUATIONS WANTED Wanted practical nursing- TeL 8607 or S5S. Attention; Wtllett. student want. work tor board and room. ExceUent referencea lhone S460 or 8778. Salem senior girl wishes room and board, exchange services. Box 111, Statesman. 1 Want private tutoring, any subject. I grades, Juator high or commercial course, at your own home. 60c per hr. 1 By experienced teacher. Box ill, care Statesman. Widow lady with girl. it. would like housekeeping with care or invalid. Oood home considered more than ; ges. Address Box 118, Statesman. - Canable woman wants housework er care of children. Good plain cook. Likes children. Tel. 4588. FQR SALE Miscellaneous FOR SALE Old papera tUc a bun dle Stateaman imc Rummare sale during Jan. Girl's l and women's clothing. Reasonable. 892 N. Winter. Cash oaid far all kinds of guns, pis- tola Oregon Trading rost, r. i Com'l. Bacon banjo, cheap for cash. 11ST N. Cottage. WANTED Miscellaneous WANTED 600 couples at Haunted Mill. FH. nlte. Roy Mack's orchestra. MISCELLANEOUS Hawaiian. Srjan. aultar. uke. man dolin. Organizing nrtn Degmnera or cheatra. No knowledge of instruments required. Musical foundation, regis tration closes Jan. si. uau x. w. u. 8S7S. Best hair cut. Adults 20c. children's ISc. SOS & Winter. sasarfsrfjajssark4assaese4waisaisasasa Truck for sale oats wanted. Geo. I Balad. R. 4. Boa 116. Salem. FOR RENT ROOMS etMsMMaaMaoaasabfcasesayaa Rooms $10 ; with board $2S. Two blocks from capital. 1S71 Chemeketa, TeL $. Rooms cheap. Also board. TeL 48TS. FOR RENT APARTMENTS Patton apartmentsdowntown. Can Patten's book stare. ' Fur. 8 R. apt, 2261 HaseL TeL a a i Warm apartments, 1040 Leslie. Fum. apt. rights, water, heat, gar- age. 111.60. 27S N. 20th. I orirstA bath. warm, chean. 681 High- h.n4 boor elosina a loan. FOR RENT HOUSES qxnri ru-ij-ij-i fy" rr - i-i- -- -- -- Fttrn. and ustfurn. bouaea R. A. Forknar, 1619 N. Cottage. TeL SOSL teajsetsajsasakaaassaavssaasasa Forn. cot. 110. Moses, 381 State, Hare it ia last finished. 169S N. 18 th 8t Tour husband caa afford to buy this beautiful t room op te the minute bouse. Small down payment Balance like rent Bee owner. i j N. 18tlt Tel. 4277. FQR SALE Real Estatt c ...-C;.rnl.hiif dtr Urn- FOR SALE OR TRADE lts Salem.- 7 room bouse, Want! age, phone 812L . " dty property. . "L tt'tfui newTr" m1 ..r. .'.V .'.U. The team will hold a trial de eroTw SSn, 4 fSmH SpUt oak. mostly an body. 85.00 per j bgt Monday night among iUelf. berts. Win sell part or take small-1 cord. TeL SOSL an j -ni endeavor to schedule er acreage in traae. ; S room bouse at bargain. Good loca tion. 154 acres, two sets bandings, all cul tivated excel lent soil ua se bought at bargain. Will accept aoeae trade. ta acres wear Woodbarn. good balld- mgs, good sou. wm take smau aareaae or eheao bouse In trade. Have client wtth -cash. Wants cheap - tea er fifteen acre trace y?. ! House" for rent 810.00 and trp. CllAS. Iiuusans, Tne sisa, t Room 2- Miller's 8tore Bldg. 1 acre t ml from Salem ea Garden Road, S room house, fireplace, elec- trlo. lights and pump, bath. tsoa 6100. down. o a mini tmhr. 4 mL from Dallas, estimated 2500 cords ,ot wood. fllOO. Pa-tuna t H acre, e room noose, iirepiace,- um aad AIELVIN jdHNSON OR W Iff. PENnlNGTurl isis SUte Street a s TeL t796. S mm sea-HBMdern. good location. ar-s. maved street. S1200. easy terms. 4 nna- moaera, garage, near m wto easy terms. ITSouth High Street FOR SALE Real Estatt Improved IS acres for sale by owa- er, Rt. t. Bog 47. Balem. EXCHANGE Real Estatt Close in lot, f If 00, fine for apta er COurC SSI N. Com'L W,MWrfwMMM: IMWWM GOOD RANCH TRADES 110-acres, good Improvements. Trade large ranch. ISO-acres, rood lmorovements : trade for smaller place, good solL well le-! caieL A GOOD BUT Sl-acrea S-R. house, barn SOxSS. Good poultry bouse 30x19, family or- chard, some Umber, running water, all fenced and cross fenced, .price reducea to SSOOO.eO; good roads. JAS. D. BEARS, Realtor 132 South High Street FOR SALEFARMS SPECIAL For ten days will reduce the price of my fine farm of 1S4 acres from 8S0 to SS000. Terms If wanted. Forced to sell on account of age and poor health. If you want the best farm for the money see my agents BECHTELi or T HO MASON 341 State Street ACREAGE IS A. 1 mL East Salem. R. house. large barn, other bldga All cult, crop. orchard. S A. strawberries, fenced. Cheap, terms or trade for 4 R. house. 1045 N. Church, See these small tracts, 10 acres all In cult, cherries, pears, all kind ber ries, S acres evergreens, electricity, Just fair buildings, terms. II acres beaver dam. running wat er, poor buildings, land all tiled, you j can make money on these piacea There Is a lot more to say about this -I'll tell you If you will come in. H. a SHIELDS Oregon Bldg. TeL 8903. THREE WONDERFUL BUYS IN SMALL FARMS 14 3-4 acre tract 4 miles out oa I na.ved road, close to school and church. good solL well, no bldga. Price S1500. 11 acres few miles out on maricei road, 3-4 miles from R. R. station, store, grade and high schooL Small set of bldga, well, creek on one line. 3 acres in alfalfa. Price only iee. Immediate nosseasion of a 1 acre tract close In on paved road, electric lights, telephone and gas service avail- ' IZJl "p ,175 th easy terms, en cHrLD3 A MILLER. Realtors 844 State Street Phone 6708. WANTED REAL ESTATE $1500 home as down part, ea XI A. farm. Damon. 89 T N. Com'L Business Opportunities RAISE ANGORA WOOLERS Tla IndeDendent - - i Let us place you In a plei aant ane 1 H1LLCREST ANGORA CO. TeL 8156 Rt S, Box IS. Pat TTwy. h mile so. or aaiem LIVESTOCK and POULTRY ' WANTED-Turkeys, a few at once. Lee's Hatchery. TeL 1S3F2. FOR SALE 86 R. I- Bed pulleta McRae strain. R. 8, Box 184, Salem. MONEY TO LOAN 'Bells of Harmony' Heard over KOIN dally rug eut a loan service that la really, really different. TOO GET THE FULL AMOUNT OF LOAN IN CASH ONLY LAWFUL INTEREST STRICT PRIVACT QTTTCIC AND COURTEOUS SERVICE ON LOANS $10 to 1800 Beneficial Loan Society OF SALEM Room 119 New Bllgb Bldg. Sad floor LICKNSB2) BY HTATIS SIS State 8t TeL S-7-4-0 MONET Wo Ytave funds for both farm and I city loan a The security must be good. chillis a sulijKK. j&tge. ixan 344 State Street Phone S70S MONET LOANED ON AUTOS Contracts Refinanced Arrange to reduce youi payments Too keep the car P. A. EIKER Cor. Liberty St. and Ferry Phone 4711 Saiera. Ore personal installment loans STATS LOAN UUMfAIN X SIS Oregon Building. 2nd Floor Office hra 10:00 A. M. to 6:30 P. M. Telephone 7783. State license No. 3-165. Borrow on personal property ; repay In monthly installment a WILLAM ETTE LOAN CO., State lie B-n , see I Ouardian Bldg. TeL S877. PERSONAL LOANS MAD B on furniture, cars, salaries or other good security. Repayable monthly. When In financial aeeo see GENERAL INVESTMENT CORPORATION First National Bank Bldg Phone 8SSS FOR SALE WOOD Alolitlrt 4.6o. Dial 7S00. DRY FIB AND OAK WOOD, eej aad taei eU. Can ea as for prieea. We le . i m m m svubt saasea I IsVas Skest Sood " Termer transfer STORAOt 6 sareytievuBp e a ei a Ash. fir aad oak. TeL 6648. .JVSa .SX S4.S0 per load. Larmer Transfer Stor- J I ..vlw e " ssw Old fir 84 cd. TeL S9S2. POLLY AND HER - Interesting Fact$ , In 1S21 there were 1.S5S.S34 au tomobile sold In the United SUtes, ana were are itrJ2i ex mem suu In use. O la 1S3 we exported S.7SS.000 dosens of pencils, M3.144 phono graphs, 2S0.489 gallons of mineral oO. O . Only five eighths of our existing hospital accommodations In the United 8tates are being used. Ia other words 3S per cent of the beds are empty. O Ralph Cooler, manager for Bish op's went to sleep while getting a shave yesterday. Too much 3 for 1 ale. O Ralph told us that the first day of their sale snowed a big Increase over last year although the prices now are much lower than last year. O According to Jay Upton, of Bend, the foggy condition around town has nothing over the legislature. Things are rather foggy around the state house. Nobody seems te know Just what Is best to do. O Jay Upton was a member of the Oregon legislature first some SO years ago. FOR 8ALE WOOD ! "r. 5i 4 " Call Baggl for dry fir. oak. ash and maple. Reasonable prices, Phone 3T3S. 18" old fir. I4.XS. TeL 1483. GUARANTEED DRY TeL SOOe Salem Fuel Ce. Trade a Cottage. "-i"ini iiinry"ii"wnnrifnnoojM-in nr nji Dry wood at Tracva Photie StSa. LOST AND FOUND Tt,.J .,., I fble hose for oU truck. Reward. Cap- I ' Tranter Co. Phone TTTS PERSONAL I will not be responsible for any bills contracted by any one but my self. A. D. or Albert D. Lee. Dated Jan. 11, 1SJJ. FOR SALE USED CARS SALEM USED CAR CENTER 61 Used Cars to Choose From COUPES a v iioivici, . nw li I WW ... . im Fen nvrhnii ? nw 1980 Chevrolet, S new tires ....$111.00 1980 A Ford overhauled S4S.00 1929 stude good tirea, good I paint, excellent motor 800.00 1928 A Ford, rebuilt motor 171.00 rh.TmM n.w paint, soma motor work 150.00 1928 Standard Buick. an A-l SSS.OO iza stano. buick. reaay to go iia.se ROADSTERS 1927 T Ford. Ruckstell axle. bumpers, curtains f 60.00 1931 Deluxe A Ford like new. 8 of them 186.00 1 1926 Buick. good tires, paint 65.00 TRUCKS Ford duals long wheel base ..$865.00 Ford singles short wheel base 19S.00 Terms Tradea See Charley or Larry VALLET MOTOR CO. Phone 7910 Marlon. FOR SALE Dodga sedan, new bat tery. SS0. TeL 6974. McKays used cars with an o. k. that counts FORDS T-Roadster pickup body 1 SS.00 T-Roadster fine condition ie.se '39 Roadster 14S.00 '39 Tudor Sedan 19S.00 39 Fordor Sedan 31S.00 338.00 '30 Sport Roadster CHEVROLET 37 Coach 8S.0O 145.00 I '38 Coupe '39 Coach 346.00 itvoo S0 Sport Roadster I '! Landau Sedan 39S.00 SSS.OO SO DeLuxe Sedan Several others ef various makes TERMS TRADES MeKAT CHEVROLET CO. S3S Center Phone S1S9 430 N. Com'L Today's Best Buys 11 STTTDEBAKER DICTATOR S 4-dr. sedan, 6 wire wheels, new atx ply tlrea '29 HUDSON GREATER SIX Original finish Uke new. 27 PONTIAC LANDAU SEDAN Overhauled new duco paint 29 BUICK 4-DOOR SEDAN (Yvorhanled as needed new paint 29 CHEVROLET RUMBLE SEAT CPE. Overhauled and new duco paint State Motors, Inc. HUDSON A STTTDEBAKER Open Evenings S2S Chemeketa. WANTED USED CARS Have denoalt en Plymouth er Dodge wot discount or trade for good light used car. Address box SS. ears States man. Only Two Regular Debates Scheduled For Independence I INDEPENDENCE. Jaa. 11. Tn aebate schedule for the high - 1 l-.l 4naT diahslfAsl" KUUVt lUvl UUS JaS8 ww uvvwsvw January 29, Dallas at Independ- (negative) at Salem, February 1. Independence (affirmaUTe) at Sa llem; Dallas at Independence I negative). trial debates with other schools. PALS CLUB VOTES STEADY of co;m RICKEY. Jan. 11 Mrs, Stella Culver, Mrs. R. Clark and sirs. M. M. Magee were joint hostesses to the members of the 4-M clnb at the Culver homestead Wed nesday. The dub voted to take up the study of parliamentary law under the direction of Mrs. Ma gee. Mrs. W. Trlnk, Mrs. A. H. Fnestman and Mrs Edith Wilson were named as members of the Sunshine committee for ItSS. During the . social hoar Mrs. Stella Culver gave a vocal solo; readings were glren by Mrs. W. Ft ink, Mrs. A. T. Lewis, Mrs. M. M. Magee. Mrs. H. K. Martin, Mrs. J. T. C. Tekenburg, Mrs. C. Ba ker. A. H. Fuestman, and short talks were given by M. M. Magee, C. Ramsden, W. Fair, G. A. Sara- berson, J. T. C. Tekenburg, H. E. Martin, Mrs. J. Martin, Mrs. H. O. Taylor and Mrs. J.- McKlnney. Present were Mr. and Mrs. C Ba ker, Mr. and Mrs. W. Fair, Mr. and Mra W. B. Frlnk, Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Fuestman, Mr. and Mra H. K. Martin, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. C Tekenburg, Mr. and Mra Q. A. Lamberaon, Mr. and Mra C Ramaden, Mr. and Mra J. Mar tin. Mrs. A. F. Lewis, Mra Edith Wil son, Mra H. O. Taylor, Mra Mary HUborn. Mra Ida Hagey, Mrs. John McKinney, Mra K. Clark, lira BULLA Culver, Mr. and lira M. M. Magee. POLK IS SURVEYED DALLAS, Jan. 12 Sheriff T. B. Hooker isscfd a summary Wed nesday of the businees done dur ing 1932 at the county jail here. There were ICS prisoners con- fined In the county Jail during 1932, 92 of which were ror vari ous kinds of liquor violations. There were 19 larceny cases; 12 game and fish law violations; 7 motor vehicle violations; grand larceny cases; three were confined for contributing to the delinquen cy of a minor; three for non-sup port; and one for manslaughter. Three persons were arrested for other states, and several were held for crimes such as trespass ing, assault and battery, and ar rests made for Investigation. Sev en prisoners were taken to the penitentiary ana mere were several Juvenile and insane cases Th nw -ratr fnunri nleht nris- ( . f v tKI - oners In the Jail. Of this group I lour were) lur xarsuay, uub ir I rrand larcenv. one for rape, one . nnnft, -iolnflen. and one for contributing to the delinquency of a minor. Special Big 4 Meet Called For Saturday BETHEL, Jan. 12 A special meeting of the shareholders of the Big 4 telephone lines has been called at the Bethel schoolhouse for 8 p. m. Saturday, when a new director will be chosen and other I matters discussed. The chairman of rural company lines out et Sa lem will be present and lay plans for procedure to obtain lower central service charges. All phone users are Invited to attend. Marquam Cooperative Phone Line Elects SCOTTS MILLS, Jsa. 12 At the annual meeting of the Mar quam Cooperative Telephone com pany Albert Groshong was reelect ed president, John Plas reelected secretary and Louis Plnser re elected treasurer. Two directors elected were Bea Brown and George Helvey. Erie Larson is telephone, operator and manager. Radio Program mnAT. yAB-rABT IS XOOI Pertlsad 040 BU. 0:00 KOIlf Klotk. 7: SO K7boor4 Kapera. 8:80 Ooldsa Melediea. 0:SO Eottr Crocker. 10:00 George Hell's orchestra, CBS. 11 :0e Americas School f the Air. 1:00 Book ei Life. 8:00 Peaaieiae Faacies. I) LBS. 6:80 hfsrch ef Time, CBS. 7:00 Mast That Satisfies. .8:00 Celaaabia Syarpheay. CBS. S:0O Bea Pollack's orchestra. 10:00 To Fie Bite's orchestra, DLBS. 1S : 15 Snort Fiasboe. 10:80 Jsck aad Jill's Tavora ercaestre. 11:00 8taaly Sadta's tcrhestra, DLBS. KOAO OorvaUia eSO Xc 8:00 Morals r ceaesrt. 10:00 Hoom Xeesoamica Observer. 18:00 Farm hems. e.-0 rwtatia.tr- ui Rcollh. 8:00 LilHaa Jeffreys Petri "Xnjojisf Mast at Uessa" 8:80 As Tea Like II Aathouy Kawer. 7:10O. B. Be baiter 'Hsrrssttag Nats," 7:43 Baslaeas XasUtats ef the Ale RULES BUSINESS "A Familiar Fact GRAINS SLIDE DOWN H EGGS, BUTTER BOTH DROP LOCALLY Corn Market Stiffens; Fate of Farm Bill Thought Black CHICAGO, Jan. 12 -(AP) Dubious oyer agricultural legis lative developments at Washing ton, many traders turned to the selling side of the wheat market late today, and prices slid down hill. Much talk was heard that the farm allotment bill had been so overloaded with amendments the RiMinni wnnlt havA llttl rhinm mfmA k T.iAt M I VI voiMf; eiuu a wva -a w Ter. Rumors of export business gave backbone to the corn mar- I get. I I " cioaea wsm, y un- der yesterday's finish, corn off wn..e a v 4TI ia- k u. a. i to up. oats hi down. Today's closing quotations: Wheat May, 49-; July. SepU -. Corn May. 17-: July. If- ; Sept., 10. Oats May, 17; July, 17. General Markets raoDUOi xxoHAsron PORTLAND. Ore Jaa. 11. (AP Predaee exthaace. set vilees: Batter- Extras lSe, stsadaras lSe, prhee firsts lSe, firsts IT Ma gga (reek extraa SSc, aiedrsnn 34-3S. Portland Grain PORTLAND. Ore. Jsa. H. (AP) Wheat Opea High Lew Close Mar 47 K .4 .47 .4T Jely 40 .40 .48 .48 Cesh wheat Mo. 1 Big Bead blnetteas 111! AV V. -A 1 11 per seat .51: soft white, hard whiter .48 ; westers white, aorthera spriag ,S ; wasters re .41. Oeta Ne. S white 817. Oera Me. IK ysllow 817.M. MlUnia Steadard 611. Portland Produce POBTLAXD. Ora. Jaa. 11. (AP) ButUr Priata. 01 seare er better lie pessd. stsadards SOe. eggs rsetne reaitry rreeaeers- seu tsg prices: Irk extras SOe, stsadards l&e, aeeisBM SSe. Ceeatry aeata Selliag price e rstail ers: Cati7-killed hegs. beat hatehara. aader ISO poaada, 6-Ss; realera, SO U 100 poaada. 8-8 Uwbs 10-lls. yesr Uags Sc. heary ewea 8 to, eaaaer sews S-Se. balls 4-4 a Mats Oragea vaUaU 15-lis peead, peaaats lOe, Brsiila lt-14e. alaeada 18 10s, niberte 80-33e. pscaas 80s. Casesra barb; Bar lag price, 1983 peel, Se posed. Hope SsaiaaL 1933. 36-37 peaad. Batterfat Direct te shippers: Stauea, 15-lSe; Pertlaad deUrsry prices, ek Bra lag ereaai lS-lOe, sweet creaai higher. . Live pesltry Barias prlee: Heery hssa eelsred. 4 peeada. 13s; de ase diasu 13; lights 10s; p rings, light, lis: hssrj lSe; eld reosters 6e; decks, Pakla. 8e; geese Se. Oaions Belliaf priee te retailers: Ore gea 80-95 csnUl. Tsklms 75 85 ceaUL Psutoss ijeeai. 8J-13I eranga Desehntsa Gems 95e-61.05: T Oesu SO-85s osatsL Wool 1083 din. aosslasl: Wills Tsllsy 1115 peaad, eatUra Orgea 10-13. H7 bariag prlee from predaeer: al falfa, lll.SC-13; elerar. 60-9.80; easUra Orogoa tiaMthjr, 1 10.50; eeU aad retea. 810.50-11. Portland Livestock ' POBTLAXD. Ore, Jaa. 18 AP Cattle Beeeipts SO, calves 10; steady. Steers, 650 te 000 peeada, good -8.60. mediant S4.SS-S.; eemmaa S8.7S ASS; 000 te 1100 poaada. geed 84.75 S.8S; modi urn 84.-4.50; eoauooa 89.80- A 11AA 0 a t fttlA itAnnt asaal SlA ".lV ww is eio-ww yv at w - 4.7S. modiaai 68.60-4.60. Uaifsre 680 te 780 poaada, good 84-25-4.76, eommoo BMdlam, 62.50-4.2S; 750 te 800 poaads goed-choiee 84.-4.50; eomatea - mism. 81.-4. Cows, geed 88.60 8.75. oommoa medinm, S8.50-8.50, lew cotter aad et tor, 81. 8.80. Balls, yssrUags escladed. good (beef) sZ-SO-a; estier stseism 81.50 2.25; veelers good-choice S8.-S.50; medium 88.75-5.; eull-commoa g2.-S.7S. Cahroa, 150 te 500 poaads, rood choice, 18.78-5.; eommoa-mediam. 62.-8.75. H.n lCMoints sso: otesar. Lizht lights. 140 e 160 poeads, good- choice, 08. te s.ss;ucetwetcBi iss iMMtods. a3.is-9.ss: sv o vw tl.T6-I.B5: media weight 200 I to si0 poasaa, eo.sa-o.oa, v h w eosads. SB.-B.BS : SearrweirBS zou w has naomilL SI 65-1.65: 200 to 850 peesds, 8X.o5-S.8S. racatag sow, iit te 80 poaasa. geoa s.t-s.j a to i peeada, S1-50-S.; 425 te 550 pooeda, $8.50-8.; 278 te 550 poands modinm, 68.50-2.7 5. Feeder ssd sleeker pigs. 70 ISA MarnJ. mil rhnlrs 88.50-8. Bhesp aad lams Beeelpte 76; steady Lambs, SO poeads sown, geoe-cootcs 2 5-A3 5. ceosmoa-modlsm fS.SO-S. Tear lhsg wethers. SO te IIS peeada, geed oholos 88-4. medlam f 8-8. Xwoa, 00 to lis xxodl a-cheiee. 8 Lie-8; ISO te ISO peeada. $1.85-1.75; eH wights, sees vee-si.se. GRUBBING OUT ORCHARD JEFJTCRSON, Jan. It. Paul McKee Is having the old orchard grubbed out on his farm two aUes north Of Jefferson. There are TH acres In the orchard, sad Roy Henderson and Paul Kotlnoff are doing the work, xneyare aura taking out the brush la the fence row, which will make quite Improvement, la tne place. SITES TO FORECLOSE niiT ia van. it E. w. emMt fii.ii . erttnn a rains t Wll- 11am r Bchaad. et al. here Wed- neaday afternoon la which he Is vtw t rarmMosa o a 12000 r .. anrttw for r . Salem Markets Grade B raw 4 sailk, co- pool price, 910 per haadred, Sarplws f 1.1 (Milk keted ea seaU-aieatkly bettertat aTerage. Batterfat Sweet, le; soar, lie Pricea paid U grewers by Baleai bayers sfaBlTy U ,Xfc(. , w DDu . grecer. are UdicaUve et the eali urkt eat ere so geeranteae ey n tMiaui raoiT ajtd vBarrasLXs rtnAt. Calif. er.te 1.3S - ... Omi peppers, Calit, lb. ae Uabeaga. Ik. .01 -SS .is i.ee i Ooieaa, dea. baackea. PeUteea. local Sweet peteteea, erate ! Celery feeerta, aes. LIS .78 Lettaea, Ceuf. .1.50 te 3.SS s.ss .88 .so 4S J1 use Tomatoes, aetaease, crate Oaioaa, walla Walls Oaioas. Lsbisa, rwX. , Oeaish seassa, . ' Haeberd seeaab, la. Parsnips, haadred AffAes . Kiaga. ea. Spltieabergi Vertaera Spy Ortleye . Joestbaas M .SS .St M i.oe LTS 1J .IS Delieieas Caallfiewec CalU, ermU Satabegaa. kaadred OraaberrUa. retail, lb. Crsaberriea. bbL - Orsagea. p.p. .1.7 S te S.00 J.OO te 4.00 .70 .SS 1.50 S JS agea, faa ta. Calif, Beeta. Taraina. CaK( dee. Bptaech, Calix erate Persistaasa retail erapea, CUf, S It HOPS Toe. toss. Is, J7 JO Tea. ML is. BOOS asytag Prises Extras Steadards Meaiaas PalleU .16 .17 .16 .IS 34 Jl .00 te .00 j00 U .07 .11 .00 JS-.18 as .10 POULIT bid reesters - Oelered heae Mediasi heae Ught keaa Bekse Ught frysrs Tarksya dressed, tep -Deeaa. White Pskraa, aUre 0eeee, top. sure BOAT Lsmbe, top Hegs, top . Hogs, first cats Steers . flows 4.60 s.se s.ss 01 U .04 .01 te .03 Heifan 03 te o Dresasd TaL Up .07 Dressed hogs . -OS OSADI AJTD HAT Whost, tHUrv red White. No. 1 .45 .15.00 .15.00 -11.00 Earlsy. top, tea Oats, whiu, tos Osta, grsy, top. tea a ij. m;m( pnsee OsU aad rtch, tea 0.00 U 11.00 Alfalfa, TSUey, lit eev s.oe le iv-vv Veaiaai -Oeerse afehatr .IS .10 ae asarkeO 11 Stocks and Bonds JAJrUAXT It (Copyright. 1012, 8teadsrd StetUties Oa.) ITUliS STSSWUS SO TO 90 I lad 'Is Bit's TJfs Teeal Today 64.1 80.6 S4.S S7i Preeionsday 64.0 10 J 05.8 6S.1 Wofcage es.v n.t -" oo.o Tear age 84.6 48.0 100.S SS.T Imnin 10S.7 18S.4 211.0 170.S High 1012-88 72.8 80.S 111.0 78.0 Low 1911 88 88.1 18 M-S S6.S High 1080 202.4 141.S 211.S 9S5.S Lew 1980 118.0 SS.4 140.6 11A7 BOBTO ATXXAOKS SO 20 20 Isd'ls U's Ut's Total Today 1 S5.S SAO Tt.S Prerieesdar 0.l 04.8 88.8 T8.0 Woekase 68.0 00.8 83.4 S0.1 T-r.n 68.0 78.S SS.S 75J Syosrssr 02.5 105.4 0 8 06.6 Bihl032-SS 71.8 78.0 SS.S 7A1 Low 1931 88 . 58.S 47.4 70 S S7J1 High I960 OAS 100.8 101.4 101.8 Low 1830 81.8 07.S 96.6 82.6 Fine Wools are Activity Source On Boston Mart BOSTON. Jan. It. (API Moderate activity la the wool market Is confined mostly to fine wools. Aa occasional sale is on strictly combing lis territory wool at JS-4.0 scoured basis. A fair portion of the sales of tine wool ts on Texas lines which brings 4t-4S scoured basis for most offerings on 12-months sta ple, slightly higher on selected lines and Sf-SS oa S and 10- onths wooL I McAIX8TR VERT UX I SHAW, Jan. 12. Charles I. I McAllister Is critically HI at the i 8alem Deaconess hospltaL He wm I ndergo aa operation aa soon as hi ii strong enough- NOTICBl I Notice la hereby givea tnat tne I annual stoeuioiaeri meeting I the Thos. Kay Woolen Mill Co. will bo held at their office, 8a I lem, Oreg, Jaa. 17th at a.ta. a I BL H. PICKENS, secretary. Jj. 12-11-14. I L'D AGAIN Egg Extras Sell 1 8c; Buttcrfat Brings Poultry and dairy fanners took setback, yesterday whea eggs ' fell Se and buttertat fell le la the local markets. Extras la eggs dropped from tie to lie while buttertat was bringing lie. The only change In vegetables and fruits noted was a 2 Se -la- crease per crate in the price et California spinach. to set ram NEW YORK. Jan. 12 (AP)- Today's stock market cat its cloth closely to Wednesday's pattern, which meant that bulla again un successfully tried for a definite break through the highs of the last two months' trading range. Prices nosed upwards during the morning and held fairly well sntn Che last hour whea wheat's wearjiess again influenced Wall street sentiment. Long I traders tos profits and shorts who had beta fighting the rise added their contributions to the small trickle of selling orders, with the result that losses ranging from fractions to about a point were plentiful. Volume, hewerer simmered down to 911,071 shares, the week's smallest turnorer. Procter Gamble met rather stiff pressure from those who felt that competitive prlee cutting oa soap prod acts might influence Saturday's dividend decision. The stock lost 2 net. Gulf States Steel Preferred was up nearly 2 on re ports the company's position had improved. Drug, Inc.. rallied ia response to news the company had disposed of its controlling in terest In a British company. U. S. Steel and American Tele phone were sluggish.the former losing nearly a point net. Ameri can Caa, Westingbouse, Loew's. Case and Bethlehem sagged la the neighborhood of a point. Rails clung tenaciously to recent gains. though small losses predomin ated. PORTLAND. Jan. 12. (AP) General slashing ef butter prieea along the Pacific slope daring the last few days appears more the result of former manipulation than any great Increase la the supply. Figures on churning fail to indicate any serious surplus in sight at any point, although there appears little doubt that the spec ulators were worried since they could no longer hold ap Califor nia values by artificial means. Late cuts In the California mar kets were severe but not nearly aa much so as Portland which during recent weeks has become one of the most erratic markets along the coast instead of the steadiest one as shown for many years past. On the produce exchange there was a cut of lc in cube extras and 1 H c pound In others. The price of buttertat was open ly cnt 2e pound hut secretly was cut but lc pound in spots. Market for eggs continues to show unchanged open prieea hera but there was more or leea shad ing reflected in this and other markets along the coast. Extreme prices were seldom confirmed. Re ceipts were not meeting with buy ers' fsvor. GERVAIS. Jan. It. A deal which has been pending for soma Lime waa practically closed Wed nesday morning for the sale of the eld city hall property to Ivan Stewart of Hubbard to b used as a feed cleaning plant. BULLS SURPLUS IDT CAUSE mm SLASHING 5ECH SEED MT GERVAIS PROSPECT Thla will meaa a great deal to local growers of barley, rye grass, clover . and other small grata seeds. It la thought that Mr. Stewart may later Install a teed grinding ot plant This will In ao war con- - I fUct wtth the operations of the California seed cleaning plant I opened earlier' In the season, as I their operations will be la I tirery different kinds of seeds. By CUFF STERRETT - -?