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f -,. V at'-- ; Tlit OREGON OTATESS1AN; Saleo," Oreron. TTednesday Mot-lag. March 2 V 1933 PAGE SEVEN- . 'ft r t t I I X Business Directory CW4i ta this directory ntn m a monthly basis ey. etet fLtt per lis ptr moot AUTO BRAKES Ua Pane. th brake urf shtanny doctor tT Booth tHnmrf-l -Btreet. BEAUTY, PARLORS Millar Beauty Shop. dial T9IS. , . i a Senator Beauty Shop, dial 5 tit. CATERING Burt Crarv. tha caterer. Ph. 1751. CHIMNEY SWEEP Telephone 4450, R- E-jwhggg CHIROPRACTORS DR. Ol . SCOTT, PSC, Chiropractor. 255 N. High. TeL Re. 117X. Correspondence Instruction International Correspondence school. Dusioana. technical course. Bx. lie, f!. cOllll -y. TeL 4111. DRESSMAKING MRS. 8NKLGROVE. 415 N. Cottag TeL 741 Hematltchlng. Sc yard. FLORISTS CUT flowers, woddtns bouquet fun aral wreaths, decoration C. F. Brelt haupt. florUt. 877 Court. Tel. U04. ALL kinds of floral work. Lut Flor ist, lltb a Market. TeL 1512. GLASS Auto and window glass mirrors. TeL g 1 ft. Walter J. uowns. w INSURANCE BECKS .189 N. High HENDRICKS TeL 4t47 LAUNDRIES THE NEW SALEM LAUNDRT THE WELDER LAUNDRT MS & High TaL tlH CAPITAL CITT LAUNDRT First In Quality and Service Telephone 31(6 iz nnawy LAWN MOWERS Shai wmvmlrA aVAil t railed. HARR W. SCOTT, "The Cycle Man" MATTRESSES Mattresses from factory to bom. Spring mattress 11.10. Innovators and fumlgator Rugs cleaned. Capital BeA oing Co. TeL 40. 101S 1. CapltoL New mattress made to order, old remade; carpet cleaning, slitog ; flofl rug weaving. Salem Fluff Rag : Mat tress Factory. S. lltb WUbur. TaL 1441. Otto F. Zwlcker. gat. H1L MUSIC STORES GEO. a WHJ-Hana, raAlo sew ing machines, sheet muJa and piano atudie Repairing radio gh" and sawing machine 4 State btreet. Balem. MUSIC INSTRUCTION Will trade guitar and Uaons for anything lean use. Storhow. 450 Court MEDICINE Dr Chan Lam Chinese Medicine Co, Hours Tuesday and Friday. 18:30 a.m. to 4:10 p. m. 141 N. Commercial. PRINTING jvyn g a . - a . . 4t iel. programs, books or any kind of tlSgThaSPrin Department, ii. o. -""- phone fitly. PUBUC ACCOUNTANT N D. Clement, Income Tax JR00 I Auditing. 110 Vs N. Com'L Tel Stlt or 62 17. - - REAL ESTATE BECKB A HENDRICKS, Tab 4t7. W. H. GRABENHORST A CO . 114 a Liberty 8t 80COLOFSKT a SON . mTL T10T. 104 5 F lrof ataa a. aa stMaai STOVES STOVES and stove fapalrlaa. Stoves (or sala. rabuflt and repaired. All Ends woWwtra twc. fancy and ion baaksta, hooka, logan hook k.ijm Fanes and Stove Works, Itl Fleming. TRANSFER CAPITAX. CTT Transfer Co. Get on rata TOR local or distant transfer -atecage. all 1 ISL Larmar Transfer Co. Tracks to Portland dally. WELL DRILLING R. A RFD S. Wast M years experience Roc 101 B. TeL I10F5. Emma Waller Fell, Polk Natire, Dies Near Los Angeles MONMOUTH. March 28 Word ad received here oi the death ot Mrs. KmrnS Waller "ell. 75, Marc- II at the home of her daughter. Mrs. C. H. Fearnley In Los Angeles. Mr. Fen died several years ago. :'' '-'VTi';" rn was born' ea a do . . .... va. utrMiiua- fnniace. electric water ayi naaon lane. ai aM marcit a - much at her early life la Pol county. She Is surrired by her dsssbtera. Mrs. Fearaley, a .VlrgU W FeU of Idaho, aad three Jisters: Mrs. A. J. Winters aad Irs. A. C. tca af Portlaad, mad tfrs. E. E. Hewitt ot Eugene. Statesman . Classified Ads Call 0101 CUasifted Advcr-stnj Siagle iaaertloa per line.lte Three Insertions ptr lint ! Six Insertions per Une..29 One Boata pr Ua..tl.t Mi-imam charge ... ..lie Copy tor this pic eepted mnUl t:3l the area tog before publlcattoa for classification. Copy r eelved after tala time will bo ma under the heading Too Lite to Classify. v The Statesman assumes eo financial responsibility for errors which may ap pear la adrert em eats pnb Hahed In It cola mas, and ta eases where this paper is t faalt will reprint that part ot aa advertisement ta which the typographical mistake occurs. The Statetmao rstervas the right to reject objee tlonal adTsrtlslng. It far ther reserree the right to classify ail advertising an der the proper classifies tloa. HELP WANTEDMALE Man for ranch work. Good borne and 15.00 Mr mo. for clean, reliable. elderly man. Write Box 174, Statea maa. SALESMEN WANTED One outside salesman. Mast haT ear. 110 N. Com'L Roof dept. t:lt a. m. Wanted district aalea manager. Must have enough to pay for supplies. Room 43fi, Senator Hotel. FOR SALE Miscellaneous Exclusive product. Nationally adver tised. Crasy Crystals. 118 a High. 1 wood ranges and many other household art. for sale cheap at 2095 North Commercial street. Seed potatoes. Earliest of AIL Early Rose, Early Ohio, British Queen, Net ted Gem, Burbank. H. A. Hyde Co., 2S98 Portland Road, TeL 59. MOYINO TO COUNTRT Have "Flavor Zone" Westlnghouse electric rane, 4 burner, large oven, in A-l condition to sell, or might con sider trade for good wood range or electric pumping system. Call at 1770 N. CapttoL Salem, Ore. Cocker spaniel pup. 1710 TT St -Fresh crabs now at Fldler'a stand, intersection Stlverton-Portland road. Make Rao Speed wagon Z3. Lum ber, brick, stairs, doors, window 1(5 Market TRADE Miscellaneous Will trade 4 ft oak wood for horse or cow. Rt 4. Box 7t. WANTED To exchange household furniture for small car. Phone 7228, I to li a. n. WANTED Miscellaneous Why throw away good money? The hosiery mending dept at Grand Sliver store repairs nose nice new, ac to 3 sc. MISCELLANEOUS Best hair cut Adults 20c. chili, lie. Two blocks a of library, a Winter. We will again pick op free of charge dead and worthless horses and cow TeL 48. Gilt edge mortgage for $2040.00 for sale, paring 7. Semi-annually. TeL 52S. FOR RENT ROOMS Mod. rooms, reasonable. 4i Marion. Rooms hot and cold water. Nicely Mm. tit Court TeL t40. ROOM AND BOARD Board, rm., near P. O. lit. TeL 4. FOR RENT-i-APARTMENTS Putt on apartments slowntown. Can Patton'a book star Fur. 1 R. apt. 2211 HaxeL TaL 7CI4. Mod. at heated apt TeL 1490. aatMaMssasaaasS1asaaasass tarfarfasaajaaantfcasaaaaaaaaas Nlca front apt 051 Center, Vary fine I -room furn., a. w. neat. elec refrtav, garage. 125. Phone !- I axnrxrU-njXTU'lasr'ii"' - aaajsa Furn. apt 191 Court st iljsolji LfuuLnn i ii i r - - . 1 R. basement apt eluded, f 1.50. wk. 101 Everything a Winter. 1 and 4 room apt, fit ana also rooms ft me, 145 Marioau 15, 1 room furn. apt trpatalr lit ma Adults 1114 Marion. WaU furn, apt Downtown. Grand otaatt, radio. Reasonable. Plasa Apt. Stl Court. FOR RENT HOUSES Furn. aad . unfttrn. boose B. A. Fbrkner. Hit N. Cattag TaL SOIL Modern a-roooi mr.. ium"i meat Can 4 la rt. uottag m Furn. S aad 5 reoaa duplex, around floor. Ill MUX T. Gw Albert S room bungalow for rant, 1141 Che- mekata St a rm. Vnngalew with garage, ClQ In. Phono 1991. WANTED TO RENT rrti n.n wants board and i with fireplace, bath, lavatory, a ea f t floor, box No. 171. Stateamaa. FOR SALE Real Estate SOKB REAL BARGAINS tifaa I-R- house, barn, atcs pan! try beui "a. efcrrrte lljrht trait aa. berrie Am ady aoiL Nice living stream. A dandy poultry piaee pneoa. low at stsrs-te. . . J -ACRK3 CLOSE IK Good modern boose with bemet I Li uet aad aeptie tank. t-A. eel i j te walnuts en paved road. Can be sue- divfcfetl :. 1-ACRE llstt.Ot -- S-W hoaaa. bath, toilet eloctrie lights aa water a rtam. Tw a toa . poultry baese ' weodshadL 1-A. ro filbert and family orchard; ; Far bargEtna 8EB v ' J. D. 8 EARS, 1S1 SouUi High Street .FOR SALE Real EsUU SUBURBAN HO SI CHKAP Ona acra. t H. cottage, baa gas. electricity, water systeaa, bath, built- las, garage, chi pared road, not Prte right. 8 cnic-en aonaa ana parr, lot tar out. forced ta saU. richt. 8E BBCHTKL ' OR tuujusun, .41 state, aw cosy 4 R. house, I lota for fttt. Payment down, hex like rent Nor eed. Shown by appointment. BAST OF WOODBURN SI acres rlrar bottom aad pralrU soil, also 4 acres bearer dam. This Is one of the best pieces oc soU In Its locality. Good 4 room plastered house, basement, fireplace, plumbing, electric iighta available. Large bank, other outbuildings. Running water aad fruit. Price S77SS.M, 11 down, balance It years. SEE HAWKINS ROBERTS For Farm Bargains EXCHANGE Real Estate Clear acreage. Exchange for mod ant home by owner. Box 114, Statesman. -,- -, -Htg-l i inn rxn run n-uru Two 15 acra farms, river bottom, trade for house la Salem. This la num ber ona stuff. H. C SHIELDS Oregon Bldg. TeLMIt FOR SALE FARMS It A. 1 mL from Dallas, I room bouse, barn, soma fruit, all cultivated, good soil, macadam road, S2IOa. IS A. about mL 8. . of Wood burn, fair farm bldgs., St A. finest of up land, bal. rich bottom. 1 A. timber, orchard, all fenced. $4(00, lit A. 14 mL from Salem, large farm bldgs., all fenced, dark -rich soil, all cultivated, a real bargain at f ft per A. Melvin Johnson W. H. Pennington tit SUU Street Phone (7 THRZB WOXDERFTTL. BUTS IN SMALL FARMS Immediate possession of a choice St acre tract few miles out on market roaa, most all m cultivation, fair set sc bldgs.. well, mile of school, grove Of trees about bldgs. Price only $20tt. lltt acres on market road xulle from small town. Brood srade and hlcb. school, fair set of bldg, with electri city available. 10 acres In cultivation. baL pasture, creek on one Una. S acres in aiiaiia. A real snap lor 91400. 5 acra suburban home near Salem, best of soU, room plastered house with plumbing, electric lights, good well, water system. Price reduced to $1950. Liberal terms on any of the abova properties. CHILDS A MTLLTCR. Ra.1tnra 844 State Street Phone 7tS ACREAGE A. WITH 5 ROOM MOD. HOUSE With flrcnlaira tnillt.ln YlA bwuI floors, furnace, garage, small down payment. baL luce rent ; consider lot If you want to sell, and have small or lnrra M rri ra fiat vnnv niv.n.i4 T have the buyers. Tour's might be the VAN M. ORKKTR 114 Oregon Bide. Ph. 7E1J. Business Opportunities For rent K&rare and eervtae atatloa. on busy highway. Tel. 1595. LIVESTOCK and POULTRY SURPLUS BABT CHICKS at sac riflea prices Tuesday and Friday only. Sea our bargain Custom hatch ing. Hatching egg Phone 119F2. Lee's Hatchery. Salem. Oregon. - M. ti rio riu .i..iruuinn i-i.ri.nn .rm.nri.r Custom hatching. 500 egga at 1 Ho every Saturday aad Tuesday. TeL 1SSF2. Lee s Hatchery. '-."'"-" -i-i- -i- -l ir.r n .n.rLr.nnjXAj-Lrri Six weeks old rooster 10a each. Gearing's Hatchery, Route 1, 6 liver- ton, or " """" " " -i-M-mrii-.'Mnnrinni 1 -irinjtj Baby chicks and custom hatchtn Take wood or wheat for batching. Warmer's Hatchery. -2140 N. Fifth St " - , r,,K.xM.'.'."i..'ii irw WK Uti n 15 W. L. nonet S mo. eld. larra good, wftn laying battery, iss.eo, ar trade for Ford T ton truck with extra transmission. Box 177, Care Statesman MONEY TO LOAN 'Bells of Harmony Heard over KOIN dady ring oat a loan service that la really really different TOU GET THE FULL AMOUNT OF LOAN IN CA.ST ONLT LAWFUL INTEREST STRICT PRIVACT QUICK AND COURTEOUS SERVICE ON LOANS 110 to lilt Beneficial Loan Society OF SALEM Room lit New Bligh Bldg. 2nd Floor LICENSED BT STATE Sit 8tate Street TeL 1-7-4-0 PERSONAL LOANS MADE ea furniture, ears, salaries or other good security. Repayable monthly. When In financial need sea us before closing a loan. CORPORATION First National Bank Btfc- Phone tStL PERSONAL INSTALLMENT LOANS STATE LOAN COMPANY til Oregon Building, tnd Floor Office far 10:00 A. U. to t:10 P. M. Telephone 7711. State license No. 3-105. Borrow on personal property: re pa In monthly Installment WTLLAM ETTB LOAN CO-, State He. S-141. 505 Guardian Bldg. TeL 1177. MONET LOANED ON AUTOS Contracts Refinanced Arrange ta radace row payments Tea keep the ear P. A. EIKER Cor. Liberty St aad Ferry Plume 4711 Sahwm. Ore FOR SALE WOOD Ke. 1 It fa eld fir. 14.00. TaL 4450. DRT FIR AND OAK WOOD, oal and feel eL Call en ea tor price We give aeeo meeaar good quality aad good service. IJIRMER TRANSFER S STORAGE Teleehene till Ash. fir and eak. TaL 54 4A POLLY AND HER FOR SALE WOOD Dry wood 4.tt. Phase 41L Ore en tod arawta far It ta. $1.71. MettsMr, Marion, ora Good dry Wood. Reasonable. load. TL SS47. Frad & WeUa It aa. dry lad Or. till set Plaaar ends tLtt par load, at Traer TeL SMS. ' -OUARANTCED) DRY TaL sett aatam rasj Oa Trad Oattaga. Old fir, tnd growth. TeL t7tt. LOST AND FOUND LOST t m. old Collie with Mack a brow & If. Endioott. 7 X. Church. i FOR SALE USED CARS BARGAINS IN USED CARS Sea them at 141 CHEMEKETA ST. We trad. Open evenings and Sunday. McKay's Used Cars WITH AN O. K. THAT COUNTS II Essex Coach 1 4.tt '11 Ford Tudor Sedaa m.tt It Bulck Sedaa . sst.tt . 47I.M . SB5.tt -I tt.tt It Chrysler "7o Sedan '11 Ford Long w. a. truck CHEVROLET'S II Coupe It Sedan . 15.00 . HS-tv . 44S.M . l.tt '11 Coach '11 Da Luxe Sedan 'II Special Sedaa 'II Truck 11 Long W. B. Truck 4f.0t McKay Chevrolet Co. TERMS TRADES Open evenings and Sundays 111 Center Phone Silt 480 N. Com'L Wanted. Used Cars See Barrego at Barrego's Used Car Market 240 N. Liberty Phone 36SS Boards in Silverton Outlying District Already Offer Contracts BETHANT, March 28 Mrs. Eroll Ross and Mrs. Stewart Me Clare hare been rehired to teach Bethany school again for the com ing year. A 20 per cent cut In salary reduced Mrs. Ross's salary to 76 a month and Mrs. Mc Clure's to 870. Hasel Dell school district has rehired the teacher, Mrs. Arthur Stelnberger, at 880 a month. Davis school from the Silverton Hills district, reports that Miss Eunice Maulding was hired at 8 65 month. A. E. Browa is chair man of the district, Andrew Da- ral and Orral Egan, directors and Mrs. E. O. Nelson, clerk. Porter school also from the Sihrertea Hills district wiU retala Mrs. Cas per Towe although the salary has not been definitely agreed. MeLaughiln, Evans valley and Brush Creek schools hare not hir ed their teachers. McLaughlin will not hire tor another month. members of the beard thought this week. Kettle of Beans Is No Wind-Fall For Small Child SIDNEY. March 28 Donna. the small daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Wlederkehr. met with a painful accident while playing on the floor in front of the stove. A kettle of beans was upset off the store aad burned the child's back quite badly. Ladies or Ankeny grange soon- sored a benefit card party at the grange nail Saturday night with seven tables of "890" in nlar. High score went te Mrs. Lloyd Mariatt and Ralph. Dent. Salem Grangers Will Entertain Woodburn union. Marca 21 The regu lar meeting of the Woodburn grange will be held April 1. when the Salem grange will taka charge ot the meeting and program. This will be the last all-day meeting until fall. MRS. JORGEX SOX BETTER BTJSH CREEK March 22. - Mrs. Martin Jorgenson, who has been quite ill with lafl sense, is re ported as Improving at her home although she is atill confined to bed. Four ot her children were at heme Sunday to rlsft their mother and father. Chris Jorge nsoa and f smtly, Harold Jorgenson and Miss Msrie Jorgenson. an of Salem, and Mrs. Laura CaitUck of Manama were all at their parents' home for the day. PALS HL SCHOOLS GUT SUES DEllfilE Bum in Onion Advance too Rapid to Confirm Orders; Live Chickens Stronger PORTLAND. March 18 (AP) Artjnlas; their conclusion that prevloos eats la the prteo ot bat- ter were sot justified, anany deal ers today Jumped Into th market la a serambl for sspplles today with. th threat to bay- ovsn thoash the price is ad vane ad. The Journal said "organized in terests have been hammerinc the local price. . . . hat hare bean defeated by supply and demand." The last session of the pro dice exchange ahowed extras un changed at 18 cents, bat there has been little demand for such etferinga. On the other hand, standards and prime firsts were eaoa ap one-half cent, and firsts advanced one cent a pound. Bntterfat again turned flrnl aad In spots was higher. Market for eggs was generally without change. TJndergrades con tinae the chief factor against the priee. Co-ops were maintaining their priee generally despite the talk of recessions. All lines of live chickens were showing a strong tone locally. Re ceipts from the Portland terrl tory were scant bat there was aa increasing volume of broilers from western Washington which was holding prices in check. While reports suggest that 11. IS has been paid for several carloads of onions at a west side point, offerings at Brooks around 1 hare not been taken. Dealers report tht the advance has been to rapid to confirm orders from other points. Wit'' the easier and lower price on lire staff, the market on country killed hogs was lower. Veal were also showing s slight ly essier tone but lambs were in call. SCIO, March 28 the institute Saturday Following a general program tor the annual May day festivities for Friday, April 28. was drawn up. The program will Include athletics, lunch, spelling contests and general program. F. A. Oallegly, principal of the Sclo schools, will be general chairman. The 'committees in clude: program, Mrs. R. V. Carle son, chairman. Miss Gertrude Tarr and Mrs. Beckser; spelling. Mrs. Dorris Cothren, chairman. Miss Helen Kits snd Mrs. Norma Wells; athletics.' Ralph McDon ald, E. P. Caldwell and M. H. Beat. Usually about 18 schools take part ta this annual May day Oregon Birds and Animals Studied For 4-H Project SUMMIT HILL, March 28 The 4-H club held Its regular meeting March 25. at the home ot Mayae and Oscar Shackmann. The stu dy of natire animals and birds of Oregon hss been taken up by tha dab. The result of their knowledge of camp cookery was demonstrat ed when a huge prune cake, bak ed by Wayne Shackmann, was served with refreshments. The next meeting will be held at the home of Herbert Booth. William J. Bestvater arrived from Shatter, Calif., to spend some time with his son, Arthur Bestvater, who teaches the local school. Mr. Bestvater 8r also is visiting friends snd relatives at Dallas and Pratum. Garage-Residence Construction is Started by Wagner i MEHAMA, March 28 Giles Wagner has started work on his garage bouse and expects to have ft ready te more into by the first of April, at which time the Mrs Boche family of Salem will more Into the house vacated by the Wagner family. A weeks work on the Fern Ridge rosd has helped a great deal In general appearances and filling up bad holes. Dale Monroe who is attending Willamette university Is spending; his spring racatloa with his rela- trres here. Mis e Jessie Moe who has been spending the past few months with her sunt Mrs. Isen- hart at Vancouver is home for short rlsit. Tha Silent W DAY FESTIVAL PLANNED FOB SCIQ CROP DAMAGE MOUNTING HIGHER HAY JUMPS $, WHEAT RISES Tremendous Losses Reported; Starting ' Late Gains CHICAGO, March 28 (AP). Sensational crop damage advices both from Kansas and adjoining states southwest and from the Pa cific northwest led to an abrupt rise in wheat ralues today. Detailed unofficial reports tended to confirm tremendous losses to whest by winter-killing, and furnished indications of big abandonment of acreage; Most of the wheat price gains came late after the market earlier had drag ged downgrade owing to sbsence of sny developments helping to remove uneasiness relative to agricultural legislation at Wash ington. Wheat closed unsettled at near ly the day's top. 1H-1S over yes terday's finish, eoraK- up, oats unchanged to higher. Today's closing quotations: Wheat: May, 53-; July, p3Tb-S4; Sept.. 14-. Corn: May 29-; July 31; Sept., 33-33. Oats: May 18; July. 19; Sept., 19. General Markets PBODUCa BXCHAVOB rOBTLAM), Ora March 28. (AP) Produce exchanre, set prices: Batter, extras II; steadsrds Tt ; priaie first. 17Vi; tints 17: ecrs. lreik extras It; freth B.4iaau 15. Portland Grain PORTLAND. Or. March St. (AP) Wheat Opa Hick Lew Cleee May, ae- 40 4 50 U 50 May, old 50 51 50 61 July 50 fiS 50 52 Cats wheat Me. 1. Big Beaa blue to a 68e; dark hard wiaUr 12 per ctat 57c, 11 per ent S3; toft white, ears w'atar. 49 ; western white 48 ; wester red 47. Oats: N'a. 3 white $20.00. Cora: No. S ent.ra rellow 117.75. Millrua itaadard 114.50. Portland Produce PORTLAND, Ore., March 28. (AP) EatUr Flint. 91 seer, ar better 20e pound, ataadards 10 C Efj Pserfi. Poultry Producers' mD isg prices: Freak extras 16e. standards 15c, medians 15c Country masts Sailing price te retail ers: Coaatry-kiUed bags, bast batchers, eater 150 pounds 6-ftc; Teal era 00 to 100 ponnds. 7 -8c; lamb. 12 11 c iprinr 18-19e: yearlinrs 5c. hearr ewes 4 5c, cann.r cows 2 balls 4-4. Huts Oreron wslnsts la-isa pooad, peanuts 10c, Bratil 1214c. almonds 15 10 tilharte S0-S2 eeeeaa 20c Cascara bark Boying price. 1932 p.L 1. pound. Hops XomtaaL ltlt, 28 -30c Bntterfat Direct te shippers: Station, 15e; Portland delivery prices, chura iar cream 15-17.. aweet cream higher. Live poultry Bayia g price II aery L. l.a AIL M.- A diasas lie; lights 10e; springs, light 14a. heary 14c: old rooster, be. aacss, fo- kin, .prlsg 17a. aid 11-12c. aalered 10c Oniaas Salting priea e retailafat O -ron SLlt-l.t5 eaataL Yakima Spanish T5- VO centaL Potstoes Local. 65-75e eraore hast Dasehuket Gains S1.25-1.S5, do Baker 11.35-1.50. Yakima Gems 11-1.10. Wool 1932 clip, nomiaalt Willamette ratl.y 12-15. pound, (altera Oregoa 10 He. Hay Buying price from producer Alfalfa 012-13.50: clover 19 9.50; east rn Oregon timothy 110; eats and veteh SX30. Portland Livestock POBTLaXD. Or... March 28. ( AP) ttoeeiata 75. ealT.s 10: generally steaey, H tears 550-900 lbs. good, sa.xe-e.nu: medians. 4.15-5.23: common 1.23-4.1: 900-1100 lb, good, 15 5.50; aseeiass. 4.25-5.00: eemmoa 3.25-4.25; 1100-lSOO Iks., rood 4.15-5.15: medium. 8.15-A15; heifer 550-750 lb, good, 4.SO-A75; common median 1.50-4.50 ; 750-000 lb. rood-choice 4.15-4.63; commoB-mearaa. 2 5: eowa. nod. 3.50-4.00: c mea-mealaas, 1.75 1.50: low catter aad eaUec l5-3.75: bulls, yearlinrs exehU ea, read (beef) 1.75 3.25; cutter tnediam. 2X0 1,75: vealers. good-choice, 5.50-0.50; madiam SA50-S.50: cull-common 12.50- 4.35; ealree. 250-500 ids., cooa-enoice. 4.00-5.00; eomon-medium 2.00-4.00. liar, raeaista S00 : 15e ar mora low, Irht lisht 140-160 lbs. rood-cheie 3.SO-4.85: lichtw.lrht 180-180 lbs.. 4.25- 4JS; 180-200 lbs., 4.15-4.35; medium weight 200-220 lb, 1.75-4.35; 220 150 lbs. 1.50-4.25; haavyveighu, 250-ltO lbs.. 3 85-4.15: tSO-StO lbs. 8.25-4 uU( uvi 275-050 lbs., rood. 3.15 3.85: 150-415 lb... 0.15-8.75; 425-550 lbs, 1.25-1.75: 175-550 lbs, medii 2.75a 0. Sheep aad lambs, receipts 50; qsat aklv steady. Imba SO Iks.. Sown, rood choice. 8.15-5.05; eommoa-mediam, 1-50-5.25; 00- SS lbs rood-. a. a-S-o: yaerung w.ut ra, OO-IlO te, gaeS-cW(ee, S-4.10; me- diam 1.0O-t0: ewes. 90-110 lb., good choice, 1.15-S.75: ue-150 Ik. x.oe-a-u all vnfktt, aeaamaa-aseaiaas ijtu-i.vu. Luther College Choir Will Sing April 28 SILVERTON. Merch 28 An nouncements were msde at 811 rerton churches Sundsy that Pa cific Luther college choir from Parkland. Wash., will giro a eon cert at Zmmanuel church at 811 vorton April 28. Two Silverton young people are members of the choir. Miss Ardls Aarhus, who is studying music, and Norman Jensen are both members. Suf-erer" Salem Markets Grade D raw 4 co-op pool price, S1.20 per hundred. Surplus 03c (Mils ah batterfat everag) Bntterfat Sweet. 17c sour. 15c Print 10 He, rube 17. Price paid ta growers j Sslea ' kayers Marca SO (The prices balew. eappheS ay a laeal g IB sec are JadMatfee at Ua Sail 7 a rke bat are araara atead ay TW 8 tat aa bus ) rauTT abto rK-aTAta Ai parana .11 ta as CarraU. Calit. erate Braes pepper CaliL. la. Pea Calif., la. J.00 te 1.15 as at - .IS Cabbage, la. Oaloas, das. bsaithes .,, Potatoes, TaU a K 1 .85 rata toe a. weal .75 te LOO Saaj.t petataa ante Calif. X50 to S.0O 1.65 JtS .05 Tim teas, hatheasa, crata Oaiaa Wafta WalU Oaiea a, Labisa, cwt Psrtslps. haaared ShaUrb. focal Lid jt CaliL fb. as Clary. Calif-, ft crate .1.00 -1.50 Masieaa TasMtaas ., . lUliaa BreccoU, lb. Appiee ' .07 to XI Wiauaps , , .50 aad .75 .40 aad .00 .40 ta .00 .05 asvtawaa Roma Besuty Oaaae Cauliflower, Calif., erate L10 Braaaala bd rants. Calif- Ik. .10 Rutabaca. hnndrad 1.00 ta 1.15 Oraarea. p.p. . , 1.50 te L75 OraBgaa, fancy 1.00 te 4.00 Beats, oaiif, da .19 Turnips. Calif, crata 2.65 Bpinaeh. Calif, crata . 1,50 Banana lb. on stork 05 HOPS Top, 1931. lb. Top. 1911, lb. .30 .20 BOGS Boytng Prices Extras .... Standards . .10 . .08 . .04 . .10 . .08 . .00 . J0 . JO .5.00 POUXIST Old roosters Colored nans . tedium hen. Ucht bans Bakers Ught fry a . S AT Lamb top liogs, top Hogs, first cuta .4.10 ..3.85 Steers 04 to .04 .01 to .01 02 to .03 .02 to .02 .05 Cewa Heifers Balls Droned Teal, top Dressed hogs .CO OSAZa AKD HAT Wheat, westers re .54 Whit.. We. 1 .54 Barley, top, tea i& tm Oat whit toa Oats. gray. top. toa 25.00 Hsy, eaytag prises - Osts aad vetch, toa 12.00 to 14.00 Alfalfa, valley, lit cat. -11.00 to -15.00 Alfalfa, eastern Oregon io.so Clover hsy 12.00 to 14.00 wool. Medium .11 Coarse .08 Mohair market Stocks and Bonds March IS (Copyright. 1081, Standard Statistics Co ) srvca. aruui 50 10 10 SO Iad U BR' a W Tots I Today - dt.t 17J 07J 49. S Previene day . 4S.S 21 tt.t 481 Weak age 49.1 17A SS.S 49.2 Teexage 57.S ll.t SS.S SO 3yetrsaga IBS. 10.4 JSJ.x 19 1 High 1933 55.3 SO.S 05.1 58 Lew 1933 4.2.3 g. SS.S 4S High 1932 T3.8 89.0 111.0 T3. Lew 1932 15.1 11.1 61.S S5.0 BO.D AVESAQSS 20 20 Ind'ls BB's 80 S0r Ofs Total 76.2 65.0 76.8 66.0 77.4 66.8 82.2 73.1 99.5 100.1 85.2 72.0 75.4 63.6 86.2 78.1 70.5 57.5 Today SO.S 01.1 rrTiou say ei.o 81.4 61.7 70.8 106.8 65.7 57.0 78.0 47.4 weak ass an.a Tear age , , 06.4 3 years age High 1911 , Lew 1911 . 11.5 66.1 58.8 71.1 51.2 High lrt . Lew 1931 . Radio Program TTTESDAT, KABCH St KOTJI 040 c-roiS SJ0 oia -lack. 7:0 Movie e-atter. 9.30 Batty Crocker. DLBS. 10:00 Loals Philllpee. CBS. 10:10 This aad That with Art Xirkkam. 11 :80 American aeaaal ed-th air. CBS. 1:10 Baek ad Ldfa. 1 : 00 Happy 6o Lncky hoar, DLB3- 8 :00 Teamia. Fancies, DLBS. 4:45 CeeU aad Sally, E.T. 6:00 Btng Croaby, Laoaard Haytea's eraaestra, CBS. f :10 Edwia C H11L CBS. 1:00 Heddlag Whtoa, 4eaer. 10:00 Ted Fie Rlte'a arehaatra. DLBS. 10:80 Da Honey' daace head. XOAO 550 Km Oerva - 7:00 Merainr ModitaUoas lad by Bv. Peal Pettier. 90 Meraiag eon cart 11:20 Harry 0. Orava Te Veer Vehicle OperaUr aad Oar T raf fia Law'1 12:85 Marka aad erop reports aad wea ther ferae. 1:45 Areand tha Camp- I .-oe Dr. Heartotta Morris, Tk Stt as af Xaherea leeia is Ore go " 8:80 S Tea Lska U, with Aataeay Kaaras. . . 4:11 afs rry Baek af Vast 7:00 B, W. Badeaweld. "JUdaeiaf Hersepewar Cast" T:lt -W, L Pewera. "Salaetiee ad a SS Oragaa stats aagearagraa. drees by Bay W. . urter. Oats, I Vetch Bring as Much as $16 ton; Butter up Hsy offers of local, firms climb ed 2 a -tea yesterday, thanks ta the backward seaaen and short age la available stocks. Wheat also teobr a Jump, to 84 cents a bushel on both red and white. The new hay offers are $12 to 214 oa eats and retch; $12 to f IS a toa on ralley alfalfa; $18.50 a ton oa eastern Oregon alfslia: and $12 .to $14 a ton on clover hay. i Farmers selling their hay di rect to consumer are getting as high as 18 a ton oa oats and retch stock, according to reports from the country yesterday. Butter climbed a halt cent yes terday, tb 19 H cents oa prints. VOCtlil cuss 5? SILVERTON, March 28 The pryninary report of the projects in .cati6nal agriculture at 311- wton have been completed and tM shows that 61 boys are now registered for Bmith-Hughee work at Silverton. These fifty-two boys represent' $5 enterprises; 88 of crops, 129 head ot livestock, 1148 head of poultry and 50 hires of bees. Among the projects are dairy, goats, sheep, berry, swine, poultry, corn, potatoes, oats, bees, barley, whest, beans, rab bits, garden. Boys registered this spring are Russel Ay cock, Adrian Bauge, Maurice Benson, Edward Bilyeau, Charles Brokke, James Brokke. Harley Charpillos, Sanford Davis, Dale Denison, Willis Dunagan, Bill Dunagan, Ronald Douglas, Ernest EricksAn, Carl Frink. Ray mond Funrue. Willis George, Ronald G if ford, Donald Goetx, Aubrey Grab, Henry Gaittard. Laurel Hansen, Thorvald Hanson. Robert Hsuge, Donald Hawes. Herbert Jones, Harold Kniess. Lyle Krugt Norris Lsngsev, Vance Lee, Wayae Lawls, Grover Lich ty, Harlan Loe, Carl Loron, Jack Mayers, Tom Miller, Greer Mot fett, Odell Mortensen. Howard Myers, Edwin Michodemus. Ber nie Oas, Clyde Parsons, Ernest Patton. James Sanderson. Fred Schmidt. Clifton Strom. Bill Sy phert, Elmer Thompson, Palmer Torvend, Rhonald Vorsett, Norris Walen and Harry Wsy. NEW YORK. March 28 (AP) Firmer commodity markets and a couple ot regular dividend dec larations today offered a better footing for. stocks and prices rose slowly after a period ot indeelsloa and inaction. New gains ranged from frac tions to 2 soints, though volume remained small at 600,899 shares. Farm implement issues, mail or der equities' and the rails did fair ly well oa the upturn. Case was up 2. Sears Roebuck sbout 1. Santa Fe, International Harves ter, Southern Pacific. Corn Pro ducts snd Union Pacific 1 to more then 2, while several industrials, utilities snd specialties, including U. S. Steel, American Sugar, In ternational Silver and U. S. Indus trial Alcohol showed similar ad vances. American Telephone, after bog ging below ,90, closed 1H higher. American Can gained 2. and Al lied Chemical 8. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF ADlTXI8TRATOB Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned, has been duly ap pointed by the County Court or the State of 'Oregon for the Coun ty of Harloa. as Administrator ot the estate oX'M. J. Truster, deceas-' ed. aad that be has duly Qualified as sach Administrator; an per sons having claims against the es tate of said -decedent are hereby notified to present the same, duly verified, to me. at the office ef Ronald- C. Clover, my attorney, 202 Oregoa Boil ding, Salem. Mar ion County, Oregon. Dated at SSletn. Oregoa, this 1st dsy ot March 1922. I D. R. TR-STER, Admlalstratot ot the Estate of M. J, Trester. Deceased. RONALD C. GLOVER. ' Attorney for Administrator, Salon. Oregon. M-1-S-1S-S2-2I. By CUFF STERRETT COMMODITIES FIRM. SUPPORTING STOCKS V l fe- m II f1 3 1 H 1 A I- i ill