The OREGON STATESMAN, Sakm, Oregon, Wednesday. Morning, Febnury 8. 1933,.
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Business
1 Directory
Cards In this directory run on
a monthly basis Wily. .Bats :
$ to par lias par month. .
AUTO BRAKES
Mlka Pa.nak. th brak and ahltmny
"doctor. 175 South CmrniwHs! Street
- BEAUTY PARLORS
Stiller Beauty Shop, dial 705$.
Senator Beauty Shop, dial HI.
BICYCLES
BICYCLES. Tloclpedes new and
ed. Harry W. Scott. 147 R Com'L
CATERING
.Burt Crary. th caterer. Ph. 75$.
CHIMNEY SWEEP
Telephone 445. R. K. Northngaa:
CHIROPRACTORS
DR. a I SCCTTT. P8C. Chiropractor.
84 N. Hlgta. Tel. Ram tilt.
CLEANERS
Watanab cleaner, forsrnerly Jap
anese cleaner. Suite 15c Tel. 8590.
v- Correspondence Instruction
International Correspondence achoola
Bastnasa. technical course. Bx. 18.
CMc01HtvrayL121
DRESSMAKING
MRS. 8NXLOROVE. 405 N. Cottage.
Tel. 7444. Hemstitching., 5gyard
FLORISTS
CUT flowers, wedding bouquets fun
t ral wreaths, decorations. C F. Bralt
fcaupt florist. 577 Court. ToL 504.
ALL kind of flral work. Luts Flor
9tt. 16tb Market Tet 052.
FLOOR CONTRACTING
Olson Floor Co. TeL 911L
GIFT SHOPS
1 Fred Blatchford, mfg. of Distinc
tive Qlftware." 110 8. High St
GLASS
AutomobU Glass Mirrors.
, Windows Reajased
WALTER J. DOWNS
fore 8180 080 Brey Ave., Salem
INSURANCE
m-rrfVV a TTTTVDRICKS
119 N. Hi TeL 404T
JUNK
Wo buy everything CAPITAL. BAR
GUN s JUNK CO, H. Stetnbojk.
ngr. TeL 8012, 11$ Center By the
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LAUNDRIES
THE NTEW SALEM LAUNDRt
THE WEIDER LAUNDRY
252 a Hig3 TeL 0126
CAPITAL CITY LAUNDRY
W Waah Everything In Lux
IvWnon 815 12" Broadway
Mattresses
Mattresses from fhctery to bom.
Soring mattress $5.00. Renovators and
fumlgatora Capital Bedding Co. TL
469. 2030 North CapltoL
New mattress mad to order, old
-r.t rloanlnc. sliljlg 1 flutt
rag TeaVteg. Salem Fluff Rag Mat-
tress Factory. S. 13tn ,
S4 4 1 Otto F. Zwl?ker. kst 1011.
aiusic STORES
Ea a WILL Planoa, radios, sow-
. v,E:.r;:- -t mui and piano
S-dtaT RepTlriYadTo.
., swing uiacnmes. ov-
'.lo4-k
MUSIC INSTRUCTION
Learn steal guitar In 12 wka W. a
' Storhow. 450 Court with Stiff a
Hawaiian. Span, guitar, J
.. - - , ..n.tinn Prlv. ana
en XTSSfiTuSmm T
1184
MEDICINE
nr Chan Lam Chlna Medicine Co.
Hour; Tuesday and FrUUT. " -to
4 p. m. 14S N. CommerclaL
1PLUMJB1NG AND HKATifig
PLUMBTNO and .ff Jgg
work. Oraber Broa. 144 Bo. Llbrty.
Tel. 454.
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT
; ,. Incooa Tax, PubUo Ae-
PRINTING
.w-n .aw rr1a. DtfflOh
FOR BTA i rTJ or iar kind
lata, programs, books r any
printing; call jap. pi7.".-i Tale-
Departxaant, 11 Commercia.
REAL ESTATE
s "SECKE a HSNPRICKH. TeL 4057.
W. B. GBABENHORST A CO.
-K & lth-rrv Bt
SOCOIXJFSKYASON
a. t iNatrL Bk. Rifltr. TL 78QT,
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STOVES
-7 a Fleming
TRANSFER
r-fTTAL CITY Transfer. Co. 20
Gat our rate. : '
to Portia nd dft1ly-----
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Statesman
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for errors which may ap
pear in advertisemente pub
lished in its columns, and
In cases where this paper is
at fanlt will reprint that
part of an advertisement In
which the typographical
mistake occurs.
The Statesman reserves
the right to reject objec
tlonal advertising. It far
ther reserves the right to
classify all advertising an
der the proper elaastfica-tlen.
HELP WANTED MALE
WANTED College boy to solicit
laundry on commission. Call 244 N.
litn.
Need two young men colleare educa
tion. Must be neat appearing. Apply
311 State St.. no. Z0, evenings arter
4:30. See air. PoweU.
""SITUATIONS WANTED
Expert floor service, buildinir. re
pair work. Dial 8127.
Young widow with boy 2. wants
work housekeeping. Good cook. Write
C K Route l. Box 18-B, Ms. clear,
Oregon.
Dressmaking by the day. Reason
able. Tel. 8 !t5. 725 N. Com'L
FOR SALE Miscellaneous
FOR SALE QM paper lie a aun-
Jie. atateamao orrte.
Buy Crasy Crystal at Salem's new
store In new Biigu mag. lis a. liign.
1)32 model Kelvinator. Electric re-
, frig-era tor. Phone 3742. Mr. Johnson.
For apples see "Jlmmle" at Thomp
son's market All varieties, reasonable
price, mile north on Pacific high
: way.
Want a good LeweHn Setter puppy?
Males saiem s reuina.
ApdI and te-ar trees grafted. Work
guaranteed. R. W. Ward, 1225 N. 21st
street
TRADE Miscellaneous
Permanent waves for wood or what
have you. Model Beauty Parlor.
Columbia phonograph. 50 records,
and vacuum cleaner for W. lghorn
chicken Fannie Castle. Rt 1, Box 24
Arrmsvllle.
WANTED Miscellaneous
Wanted, 2nd hand brick. Call 2331.
Wanted used fig saw or small band
saw with motor. Must be cheap. Ad
dress box 135, care Statesman.
Electric sewmg machine. Singer pre
ferred. Must bo cheap for cash. Box
137, rare statesman.
MISCELLANEOUS -
Best hair cut Adults 20c, children's
15c. 803 a Winter.
FOR RENT ROOMS
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Desirable sleeping rooms. Close la.
ReaaonaWa. TeL 6977.
Weli heated sleeping room. 2."5 Center.
ROOM AND BOARD
Board. Steam heat $:0. .TeL 5482.
Room, board, close In. TeL 4370.
Table board and rooms for ladles.
To 7 uenter Ht Tel. 67S.
- FOR RENT APARTMENTS
Patton apartments downtown. Can
n. . . . ' w i. . .
I w'mwwvsmsvsim
7444:
Fur. 2 R. apt, 2251 HaxeL TeL
. ' - -- - - -inn.-t-un.-i.-i.nLri
RMIltirilllV fimtaUA I.run TT TO
heat elec refrlg., garage, $27.50 to
js. -rnone 5154.
Apt. $10 to $20. 897 N. Com'L
Small fum. apt, bath, 690 Union.
$ R. fura. apt $L60 wk. 1290 Oak.
TL SZ7S.
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Furn. $ R. apt Private bath $1$ mo.
Kom i-lv wk. S4t Jiarion.
$ and S R, for. duplex 1st floor.
war-jre. mq. as mul
FOR RENT HOUSES
Furn. end nnrura. houaaa, R.
Vrkner, 1410 N. Cottage. TeL 202L
4 R furn. bouse, modern except
f basement TeL $077,
I ..,.., , , ,
I Fur. R. mod. house, raaaonable.
I HanU TM Ctom.
urn. dovbv uquin xess uoart.
4 R. mod. bungalow. Wired for aleo.
range. FuH basement, furnace, garage.
til mo. sis Bprnoa,
room boo. 1190 N. Winter. TeL
1991 . vttT
s are w w -
Cosy new amaU Engl is h styit bona.
elcy furnished, garage. 119$ Ship-
l nIMP
trnfur. s rm. eottax. newly decor
ated. Range, garden, garage, $12.00.
Inq. 1730 N. Cottaae street.
FOR RENT
WANTED Farm tockd and (quip
ped to rent n snares or any place man
I and wtf can- work. Farm, camp
round or whaif Deradable erper-
ienced. cts sin reierecce. ox'ts.
Stafeaman. --
FOR SALE Real Estate
Improved 1$ acres tor sal by own
er. Rt t. Bos 47, saim, .
. Aa attractive I rm. house on Court
etreet, furnace, fireplace, beating fruit
EXCHANGE Real Estate
To axchansa $4500 dear acraajr
for clear noma. Damon, 897 N. Com'L
$ clear lota' for noma xraitr. Da
mon, S7 N. Com'L
Salem bom for Bremerton. New
port horn for Salem. 20 A.. 415 M. ft.
timber, for Salem home. $2500 equity,
nlc farm for Salem home. Damon,
t n. commercial.
Modern bom for smaller bouse
acreage. Box 12t, Statesman.
FOR SALE FARMS
OUR BEST BARGAIN
This 44 acre Howell Prairie solL
all In cult, located about 7H miles on
paved road. $ R. bungalow, bath,
electricity, barn, silo. At $5500 $100
down. Priced just about of Its
worth.
8 ACRES $9000.00
10 ACRES HOPS. 45 A. cult. SS
A. timber, runnimr water, water sys
tem, 7 room house, basement, bath;
good barn, silo, hop house, warehouse,
baler. This is what you should own.
11S ACRES $7700
$0 A. cult SO A. wheat 2000 cords
good timber, gravity water system
from a dandy spring. Will take a
house In Salem aa part
If you are looking for a ranch eitbar
small or large, don't buy until you see
what wa have to offer.
JA& D. SEARS. Realtor
112 S. Ugn St
SPECIAL
V acres, 00 A. cultivated, lots of 1
timber. reek and sprlnga: has a
good 7 R. plastered house, also a 4-R
house on market road east of Salem.
Will trade for smaller place or etty I
property.
BECHTEL or THOMASON
241 State Street
GOOD FARM BUYS
$0 acres well located $ miles north
on Pacific highway, good house, gar
age, poultry house, grade a barn
44x48 ft. electric lights, immeorat
Eossesslon can be had. Priced very
iw at $SS00 with terma Will aU
stock and equipment
17 z-s acres 8 miles soutii near riv
er, room bouse, bars, garage, two
poultry nouses, electric lignta, part
garden land, some orchard, water
piped to nous from spring. Price only
$2400, part terma
CHILL'S Se MILLiEK, Realtors
344 State Street Phon (T0$
ACREAGE
10 A. Polk cotmty. all under cultiva
tion, good soil, soma bldga Prios
$1200. Will trade for house In Sa
lem sam value.
147 A. 70 under cultivation, timber,
pasture. 2 sprmgs, fruit and ber
ries, buildings, 0 cows, general
line of machinery. Price $8000.
Will consider som trade.
5$ A. nearly alt cultivated, Willamette
silt loam, rm. house, barn, eta.
$4500. Will trade.
5 rm. plastered house, North Salem,
large lot, trees, shrubbery. Win
take car or lot for equity.
S rm. strictly modern house, dose tn,
rood location. Price 23000.
RENTALS INSURANCES TRADES
J. P. ULRICH COM PANT
321 State Street Phon $17$
110 acres completely stocked and
equipped, at a sacrifice price of $$,000.
Never been offered for less than $12,-
000. Terms.
IT. rr SHIELDS
22$ Oregon Bid. TeL $00$
Santiam bottom farm. 5$ acres. $0
acres tlllaMe, balance timber pasture.
5 R. house, small bam. Owner wants
small acreage or Salem bom.
10 beautiful unimproved close in
acres for only $1500 with small pay
ment down and 5 on balance.
Melvin Johneon W. M. Pennington
275 State Street
Business Opportunities
ANGORA WOOLER9
Will make you an independent living
Let ua show yoa,
THLLCREST ANGORA CO.
TeL $150 Rt $, Box 1$.
Pac Hwy. j mile So. of Salwa.
MONEY TO LOAN
MONEY LOANED ON AUTOS
Contracts Refinanced
Arrange to reduce youi payment
Too keep th car
P. A. BIKER
Cor. Liberty St and ferry
Phone 4722 Salem. Ore
Bells of Harmony
Heard over BTOIN dally
ring out a loan service that
Is really, really different
TOO GET THE FULL
AMOUNT OF LOAN
IN CASH
ONLY LAWFUL INTEREST
STRICT PRIVACY
QUICK AND COURTEOUS SERVICE
ON UDAN3 210 tO JV?
Beneficial Loan
Society
OF SALEM
Room 110 New Bllgh Bldg. 2nd $loi
UCKN3ED BI STATU
51$ Stat St TeL 3-7-4-4
PERSONAL LOANS
MADE on furniture, cars, salarlee
or other rood security. Reparable
I monthly.
When In financial ned ea
ua before rioting a loan.
GENERAL INVESTMENT
CORPORATION
First National Bank Bids- Pbon $55$
Borrow on personal property: repay
In monthly lnatallments. WILLAM
ETTE LOAN CO.. State lie. 8-149. 505
Guardian Bldg. TeL 2377,
LOANS WANTED
$4000 wanted for resldanc and bus
iness property loans. KxcaDent secur
ity. Interest 4H t 1.
$4000 wanted on over 1000 acres,
farm and stock ranch.
Hav application for saverai res
ident loans In amounts of $500 t
$1000. All good security.
Investors see us for hlgn grade
mortgag loana
CHILD3 MTT.TiKrt, httge. LAtaas
$44 Sttt Street Phon S700.
LIVESTOCK and POULTRY
Elroy Naah guarantee satisfaction
on all live stock. Auction sales depot.
Salem.
Before buying chicks get Gears
I '32 catalog. High quality t low prtoea
Gent s Leenorn Farm, iougea. ur.
I PHI I V AND VIPR
I wmi m -.aw -u,
r!Ki, SZW NO AUBIS, BOi 2$ (THIS IS IRKSOME'dxA I fifNOfT SO PAST, SAML.J I
MlrSt VAWJ&J BHT US OU . 'WHO SAVE My SOUU.1 1M KID A THE FELl-ER'S N
tgt OC5ULD READ T CAjsTT TELL WHAT FW - CORRECT 4
Interesting Facts
"A Lady above fifty wishes to
correspond with, gentlemen of Ilk
acs and good habits, reads aa ad
In today's classified columns.
O
You bear people say "I have
been up to Portland. Portland la
really down from Salem.
O
Som time ago there was a news
Item tn The Statesman telling
about Telescoplo spectacles. Harry
Cohen, local shoe merchant, whs
baa been having considerable trou
ble Is making an appointment with
th optometrist In Nsw Tork la
hopes that his condition aa be im
proved. With this in mind he ts
launching a big sal at th Kaf
teria shoe store this weak.
UVESTOCK and POULTRY
HANSON strain WHTCTB LEO-
HORN CHICKS. Mala pedigree $00 I Specific crop outlooks will be re
em $0.50 per 100. $00.00 par 1000. 1 teased anon
I R. L Reds. Barred Rocks, White Wy- I
lanOOtteS, lit per 10O. KUOy X WOOO- I
ward, Rt t. Box B. Tel. 44 F it.
FOR 3 ALE WOOD
Old, fir any length. TeL 0TI0.
4 ft oak wood. $5.00 dUvrd
city. TeL 414$.
drt nx and oak wood.
id fu4 aa Call on as tar Drip. W I
alw .measure, (ood auaHty aa4lD0.t.War denressiona than nrlces
ijvrmer transfer STORAGE 1
Tetaohan Xlll
Aah. fir and oak. Tat $$$.
N. 1 II la, old fir. $4. TeL 4410.
is eld nr. Priced right TeL $10$.
10 In. dry 2nd fir. $$.$0 per load.
Planer ends fxte par load, at Tracy-a
TeL OirrO.
GUARANTEED DRT wood coal i
TL $000 Salem fuel Co. Trada I
Oottaga
Dry wood that la dry. Call 11IF22.
Robert Fro mm.
a.t ia is l. t it dui ftse.
r-r.'-" -7?-'-T- -T7-I
N. 1 old tlr, $4.25. $932.
LOST AND FOUND
Strayed or stoUa: Unusual rr lara
alrdal doc Black aad tan. with
evnr
rr1
PERSONAL
Ladr above fiftr. wishes ts cones
pond with gentleman of Ilk age, and
or good nabtta box , car -ta teaman.
FOR SALE USED CARS
VALLET MOTOR COMPANY
At th Used Car Center
A Car for Every Purpose
70 to Choos From
All Makes
1931 Ford Coup $295.00
1921 Ford Roadster
1930 Ford Tudor
1920 Ford Oup
1920 Ford Tudor
1920 Ford Coup
$00.00
WM
ioa.se
in ii
192$ Ford Phaeton
192$ Franklin Sedan
1920 Whippet Coup
1920 Chevrolet Coup -1929
Durant Roadster
425.00
150.00
225.00
150.00
T927 Dodge Sedan
95.00
$25.00
192S Bulck Std. Coupe
1920 Bulck Roadster .
75.00
1925 Dodge Roadster
45.001
1921 Modal AA-167 w b truck 440.00
1929 Model AXttV w b traok 105.00
195$ Chevrolet Panel Delivery 150.00
15 CARS UNDER $50.00
TERMS TRADE
SEE OHARLIB OR LARRY
At Liberty Marlon 8ta, Salem, Ore.
Mr-K'AT'a USED GARS
WITH AN O. K. THAT COLNTS..
7dge Touring $ 31.00
f- ac;
n$.oo
Hi'.!
195.00
192S Chrysler Sedan
1920 Essex Coup
128 Vielie Sedan
1920 Stude Sedan
1929 Ford Tudor Sedan
1929 Ford Fordor Sedan -1S29
Dodg "4- Coup .
1929 Bulck Standard Sedan
r-frrcvROLETa
$24.00
235.00
255.00
1S25 Touring .!'!!
1927 Sedan a good on 1 00.00
1929 Coupe, excellent condition $45.00
1929 Landau Sedan look Ilka
new ... $75.00
1950 Snort Roadster $75-00
1933 Special Sedan 535.00
TERMS TRADES
Mr-IT AT rHKVHflLIT CO.
232 Center St Ph. 3159, 420 N. Com'L
Radio
Program
Wednesday, Feb.
XOW PMUa-d 020 Ea.
7 :15 Orgss Cob cert.
7:20 Swiagiag Aloag.
8:00 Breea and DB, KBC
0:15 Ooki SehooL
t:45 Khythia Yeadn, KBO.
10:15 Johsay O Briea. HBO.
12:15 Western farm and Hots Hoar,
KBO.
1:45 Btringwoed Easeahle, HBO.
1:00 Bits 4 Melody. HBO.
2:20 Ira Glenn. Organist. HBO.
- " - TChi. HBO.
S. -00 Meredith WUlsoa aad ZD Or-
eaeitrs.
5:30 Littl Orphsa Annie, KBO.
:00 Systpheoy Coaeart, KBO.
0:15 Sam 4Jrd Th Kibitsw,
8:00 Asm 'a Aady. KBO.
a -it -0.1iU ICmariaa.
0:15 Adveatare ef Sharisek Bab.
KBO.
10:15 Hotel Mark Hspkias Ortheatftv,
KBC .
11:00 Ambasaadar Hotel Orehtatra,
HBO.
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BSC SURVEY EOVERS
Trend Indefinite, Live-at-Home
Plan is Advised;
Budget Scheme Toid
CORVALLI3. The trend of de
mand, supply, prices and costs of
farm products during the next
year Is indefinite, but it seems
certain that it will be necessary
for farmers to again plan opera
tions on a llve-at-home basis, ac
cording to the first division of the
19 3 J Oregon farm outlook Just re
leased by the college extension
service.
The report contains sections on
the general price level, farm prices
and income, the demand outlook,
2,? J.!.!
supplement the subject matter.
0n rt.art hows tha train! at I
... ' 1J
5".. vuuiuiuuu, price ievt I
for more than 100 years, which!
makes it evident that depressions
hare followed the war-time infla-
tion which has occurred three
times since 1800. The report
points out that this ia one of the I
principal factors in the present I
farm situation, as farm prices I
nsaallr tall faster and farther ia
fa general
As a result, farm income gets
oat of line with the cost of farm
tag, and farmers have great diffi
culty to pay Interest and taxes, op-
I erate the farm business, aad main
tain their families.
The money cost of most things
farmers spend their Incomes for
I has come down materially during
the last year, bat the exchange
"rr A ib
things which make np the coat OZ
farming has decreased, according
te Index numbers given in the cir
cular. One feature of the outlook clr-
j-.. i - . i .
J"- v -
analysing and Budgeting the farm
business, with a sample form aad
if.
instruction tor its rise.
Commodity outlook information
will he released in another circu
lar, and conies of all of the Oregon
farm outlook reports are available
1 tro?. ty tfrlcaltural agents
HUBBARD. Feb. T The Hah-
uara bnriHi
aasociatlna held a nteetlna! Satar -
I A. tn -tarwilae tha dantaara dona
by the frost during the recent celd
I weather.
i n. h Mail wti-k nra-iiiAiir irt.
a . .
aided and after report by various
memoers were maae it wa ivamu
that about per cent of the
. A XT" " a ti-Iw!
logaaberrlaa and Marshall atraw-
berries have been killed; th Kt-
terberg atrawberrles are a total
less; blackberries, blacken rasp-
berries and red raspberries seem.
tO have escaped. In the Young
berriM. no damage wm do., to
the cane but the tips buried to
start young plants for next year
were a SO per eent loss.
I Ths afv-la lr fias abaat 18
M Tn- ba-Ha.
J- .vi. .Mi.r
The Young berries, cold packed
'or the association by a Salens
cannery, proved to be a big sue-
cess.
These estimates of damage are
anrnftwhat tentative a the COmlnC
warm weather will show more
definitely what conditions do
exist.
STEEL SIM1
NEW YORK, Fob. 7. (AP)
Stocks jogged along sluggishly to-
a.. . . v a v
oay unut in lasr, nuw, wuoa i'
found aaoneh suDPort for a mod
erate rally.
Stocks accomplished virtually
nothlnr until the late tradinc and
V- .-.-. fK. mnv ihiPM
unuaii.kv.
was narrow, uowever. v. o. owet
. n &
preferred. Drag, United Fruit.
North American and American
Teiepacm iniproveo more, imi
pvtav, tut iau wr 1 novu
ing about I net. Transactions ag
gregated only 1 84,145 share.
Rumors about a forthcoming
cigaret price would not down;
their Persistence took moderate
ton of American Tobacco. Llggatt
ft Myers and Reynolds.
8everal large Inqairles for struc
tural gteel. mostly for public pro
933 FARM OUUODK
roue sinmi
IS BEST SURVIVOR
APPEARS
11
jects, are said to be In the mar-et,
tn addition to a large volume ef
orders recently placed. The situa
tion for the entire steel Industry,
aaa-ao K Miti.i-4Mii Im HTsst.
ket. is rather favorable.
"Just A
SNOWFALL ALLEV IATES CROP FEAR
top Wtter SCORES cut one'cent
Expected as Outside
Call Weak; Onion
Mart Blocked
PORTLANTJ. Feb. 7 (AP).
Cut of lc In top scores of batter
daring the late session of the
Portland Prod ace exchange was
not at all unexpected as was the
slash of c for lower score. Ia
spite of the tact that the make
of butter was decreasing here,
there has been a slightly weaker
tone reflected of late, in the
trade, dae in a measure to the
absence of a good outside call.
The drop in batter in spite of
the smaller output was in line
with the advance made some time
ago when the supply was increas
ing
Cat et le in the buying price
on buttertat followed the drop in
batter cmbes on the exchange as
wall n fhm nn tnsrTr.t
- '
Trading ia the egg market con-
tlnues more or less with prices 1
to 2c below those established by
local Co-ops. 8ome private firms
as well as outsiders were report-
ed as chief cutters.
Trading In the onion market
was still blocked as a result of
the sale of a big block to Cali
fornlana at SOe by a valley com
bination. Demand was nominal
both in consuming markets and
at the source as a result.
Reports of a 'corner on onion
seta at a Willamette valley point
and a determination to force high
er prices, practically pat a atop
to all bnsineas and resulted in
sales of boiler onions tor plant
ing. General Markets
yaoDTjcn nxoRAjron
I pudtla-d. ore, res. t
Prodae ecekaare, ast prices: Bmtte.
j axtrs is, staaiardi ire. prim u
1 17. fltsts isHo. Krr Prra an
14-iSe, eia 1214c
rm
extrs
Portland Grain
PODTLAXD. Or Fes. 7 (AP).
Wheat Opea XOfh Lew cios
May 45 45 45 S
Jaly 45 45 45 41
Uath wheat: H. 1 ar Beaa ataesiesi
SI: dark hard wtater IS pet, SI; 11
pet, 4T-, eeft wkita, hard wiatw 49Vs;
artara spnsg, westera white i "4 ;
weeto-a red 49 tt-
Osts N. 1 white 018.50.
Om M. 3K yellow 01. 40.
MUlraa Stsaaaril $11.
Portland Produce
P"1" 'rlfPiZ
M,,i atamdaraa is.
I Km PsdOe ritrr fnian' seU-
I sg prises: rreak extrs 15. standards
1 ..TrrTMti nunnr artee t ruo-
I era: Osaatrykilled saga. 4 steam.
-v a . . . i h
i unr Fvms$-i , vV wm
I .TTwr , ..-.V 't
sk-. hui t-tHt,
nats Oeerea watauu is-is psd,
potato 10. Brasil lt-14. sl-toasa 15-
r Qlwu l0.lu io.
Cesesra hark Bayisg priee. 1922 L
i aea4.
SIT1 1 '-"Zl guu.a.
i. rertiaad divtry prices, ckaraiag
eraam lS-lSe, sweet creaai hSer.
tJt
iaM : uu T; spriaga, Ught i2e.
heavy 13; Id itert 5c; dacha, Pekla,
rt A3u. "Z-Tiw
-.ZmlI-2?, r V.u: an..i.k ba.
IZ ZZZZ?
Petatoe LotaL 65-75 orair. es:
tTSatST
We4 isss clip. aos!asi: winasietu
" v"4- Xm T'
Rav aerial priee frsis prodaeer: al
r.u. $11.50-12: eiow. to-o.so: atters
Orr-a tl-etsy fi-so; ats saa vrus.
Portland Livestock
PODTLAND, Ore- Feb. 7 (AP).
Cettte Receipts SS, calve 10; tUadf.
R1tl B50 to BOO Mudl. seod $4.75-
5.25. aedlaa 04-4.T5. coone $2-4; SOO
to 110 iMsdi. coed S4.S5-S. Bedia
$2.75-4.95, eeaua 8J.7t-S.T5: 1100 to
1300 pooaaa. geea. a.o-.
$8-8.85. Belters, 550 to 75 peoada,
mod St.EO-4.7S. eorasBeB-medioa ST.Se-
4.60; 750 te 000 aeaaai. food choice
84-4.50, eommea-mediam $2-4. Cow,
coed S4.S5-S.50. coasmos-mediaai 82-25-a
IS tow niter nd eatter 81-1.25. Bella.
yearlings exetaded. feed hef) 82.25-
I a.io. eiuer-snun -- --'-
-jm, is. 50-0. dlai 8t.35-S.50,
- rnii-csM S2.S0-4.tS. Calvea 250 to
5,1".?1" C . e--
i ZZlZZZLi. vm-. .tir.
1 uAi Heat lto t loo pMada. tod
I AMem. S1.M-8.V5. LirhtWtisht. 180 4
I . - , . c . isA -
. bu mitM. m j b. m . .w
"..rTias-ATs. Madisai weight 200
520 podt. $8.ee-.78; 220 t tso
I p-aaaa. 8.ss. H'T,.,r.VS.
ii,sTo7 Paeki-g -wa. its t.
sso
i panada, good .to-s, sav i 9 -vm
- l 82.60-s, 415 t 65 P $-0; ; 2Tt
to S50 sMula stadias! 03.SO-2.75. read
er aad ttookar ptgs. 70 to 130 pounds.
good-eaoic, 8Z.M-. ....
mi. ui tamW Beedott 50: tteady
La.t. Tad dewa. n4jh-e
YtorUa'f wdhrs. 8 to 110 -.
v-i Za-L --4rm 82-8. Kww. 00
130 pada. gad-ek $1.00-, 110
1 ll.It-l.Ii, U woat-
aea-siedia-i TS-s.X9.
. A ttudy of farm forecloturat
two Ohio coantlM showed n
1 rrtautn frrtTTi thrM In 1920 tO
in the first nine months of ls
Vacant Lot"
Salem Markets
Grade B raw i anilk.
co-op pool price, S1.S8 per
hand red.
8 orpins 91.10
KlIk bsMd ea sesU-raeataly
-finturtst eversg.)
BuUerfat Sweet, ITc;
15c.
Prises paid t growers by Salera bsyers
f ebraary 7
(Ta prlras aeiew, sspptieS sy a local
groeer. are radtesetv t the flalty ssarkvt
est are se raarseteeS r The Ota tee nasi
raoft us raorxAaLBS
Cartels. CaUt. crato X-1I
Gnu Moprra, Osllt, Is. 40
Peat. CaliL lb. .15
Cskhags. lb. i -0SV4
Oairme, Se, kaaehea-
PftUMea, TakiSM Na, 1
J5
.05
Fetat. local
.75 to 1.00
i as
Sweet ee4aleesL. erst
CeUry bisns, dea.
.70
Ls4taos, OsIU.
2.50 t 2.75
,
.SS
.60
.15
Tiwtees, aetkeaae, erate
Omiess. LaMak. cwt
Dsaish aaaaak. Sea.
Hakbar sejaasa. if.
Trsnalpt. hsadred ,
J01
IM
.SO. 100
.05
JUaaark, aethoiue 75
OaHf, Ik.
Apples
Wtaeei
w la Met!
Spitssahergs
Hewtswas
50 and .75
.50
40 and .00
.05
erat 1.10
.05
1.50
Ohae
OaaECwwec, CaUL,
BvssseU spreats
Katabagaa. headred
CrsaWrriaa. retail, la.
Orsabsrrles. bbL ,
Oraares. P-P. .,- , ...
Oraagsa faaey -,
.15
a 2.00
1.50
.2.00 te 4.00
.TO
2.85
n
.05
M
Beets. Cailf.. dos.
Taraipa, Calif., crat
Bptaaeh. Caut. erate
Peraiamoat. retail
Orspea, Calif. S lba.
uurs
Tea. 1933. IK
J7
.20
To. 1SS1. Is.
CCM
Saying Price
Extras
.13
.10
.04
Modi nail
POUXTXT
O'xl roosters
Colored hast .
.10
Mediaa bent.
.07 ts .00
Jt te jOT
.10
.10
f.igh4 turoi
Bakers
Light fryers
Lambs, top .
MXAT
.5.00
Mora, tap
.s.eo
Hoga, first rata
Ktaars
Oows .
Halters
3.5
0S U .04
01 to X9
J02 to JOt
BalU
.03 to .024
Drafted vesL top
.OTH
Dressed hein
.05
OBADX iKD KAY
Wheat westera red ,
Whit. K. 1
Barley, top, tea .
45
.45
.100
.16.00
J 5.00
Oats. -hit, toa
Osta, fT J. top. tea
Hit. fcsvtat prises -
Oat aad vetth, tea
Alfalfa, vallar, 14 eat
Alftlfa, easlara OrtToa .
9.00 to 11X0
.10.00 t 11.00
14.S0
Horses and Cows
Also Go Under as
Weather Persists
LYONS. Feb. 7 Several farm
ers are having trouble with sick
horse. George Berry lost a nice
young animal last week with
acute pneumonia, John Jungwirth
also has two horses with the same
sickness, but they appear to be
recovering. The cold, foggy
weather of the past week is
thought to be causing a good part
of the pneumonia in both cows
and horses in this locality. Several
dairy cows have been sick here
during the lsst"wreek or 10 days.
I f. p. r:s cake takes a CUT j
in I Mill III I --Xjlt v..'-i -!-. . .
i 'Mi 1 1 r .xi
U I'y,;' T i .s
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a ey otf v-v- '' y rf ar.-.-aex-i- a- -Z x', at- - -
to
to
President-eUct Franklin D. XLooesvelt Is shown as a eat th city-otnl
ake presented him by his sons ea the fifty-first anniversary ef hiabirth.
WatrAing the eereaotry and sun acting their ttpa in jMrtieipatkm ef the
ielicaer to com are aoate of th 1M patients at the Warm Spring", Ga.
forndation for Crippled Chfldwn. who helped tha President ct dispose
of his birthday gift.
In
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Cl A1NT THllslKlN' OFltl
Prices Easing Down;
Grains Close is
Little Changed
CHICAGO. Feb. T (AP)
Heavy snowfall throughout muck
of the United States winter wheat
belt tended today to alleviate fear
of crop damage, aad to ease
down.
Soil and snow drifting, togeth
er with severe low temperatures,
were reported la extreme south
west sections, bat buyers were
not aggressive pending more def
inite indications of injury te
wheat. Special notice, however,
was taken et signs of a second
cold wave developing over Alas
ka. Wheat closed nervous unchang
ed to off compared with yes
terday's tialsh. cora unchanged ta
decline, eats unchanged to
up.
Todays cioaiag quotations:
Wheat May. 4TVs; July.
Sept. 49-fa.
Corn May SSTs; July
; Sewt,
Oats May, 17; July
1741
Sept, 17.
Polk Grangers
Move to Boost
Seed Industry
DALLAS, Feb. 7. Grange ag
ricultural committees of Tolk
county have started a project this
year designed to stimulate the
seed production indattry In that
county. Each grange Is to choose
at least one particular seed crop
to be tried out by one of its mem
bers to determine whether or not
it has -possibilities as a cash crop.
Possible crops diseased included
seed flax, buckwheat, com, hairy
vetch and certain flower and vege
table seeds. County Agent Beck,
a leader la the grange agricultur
al committee work, is assisting
with the new project.
RS&EKDIXG SJ.ATKll
LYONS, Feb. 7 Albert Ring
purchased about 75 bushels of
seed osta from the Scie Mill com
pany. Farmers are having to re
sow moat of the rrtmnd which
was seeded last fall. Seed grain
is rather scarce and priced high
as results of the December freeze.
Stocks and Bonds
Febraary 7
(Copyright 1922. eHaetrrd Statistics C.l
STOCK AVXaAGES
80 20 20 t
tad'la EE s Ut't Total
STOCK ATTmAOBS
Today 40 4 5S.3 83.1 51
Pr. dav 40.9 28.2 81.S 51.
Week at 61. it. 4 87. 55. 1
Year afo 32 S2.4 4.S til
S jn ar 180.5 137.8 2JI.S 1C
lfifh 1922 . 55.2 f0 0 05.8 53
Iw 181 48 5 it 1 81.S SI S
lDh 1838 72.S 28.8 111. 71.S
low 1932 S5.1 lf.2 61.8 35
aoirn AYExaoss
20 20
Today On 64.4
Pre. ds7 2 0 4.5
Week if A4.6 6S.T
Tetr tf 47 73.1
2 yra age 82.8 105.1
High 1933 S8.1 85.7
Lew 1838 62.8 It 2
Hit 12 71.8 78,0
Lo 1?32 J2.2 M
20
82.1
818
82.8
82.1
86 J
8S.2
81 J
al.9
TO 9
C
68J
.f
71.S
74.1
98.S
71.
est
78.1
57.S
By CUFF STERRETX
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t . . 45- t "- "1
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WELL DRILLING
ana lots ox anniDoerr. war umiwu
. t time will be offered for $2800.
loT-OTOT 2 -8-
R. A,
Waat $0 years cperUwct
171 8. High Bt
1 102 a. Tew uura.