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The OREGON STATESMAN, galea, Oregon, Friday Morning, March 31, 191
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Directory
Card In this .directory
a monthly baala Oy. : Bates
L pr Um par month.
AUTO BRAKES
Hike PanaW tha brake and shtnuuy
A.Tlti. 876 Sonth Comtniat Street,
BEAUTY PARLORS
-nii.r Beauty Shots dial 79tt.
CATERING
Tinrt Cram tha caterer: Pti. 78.
CHIMNEY SWEEP
CHIROPRACTORS'
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a L SCOTT. PSC Chiropractor,
til H. High. - TaL Baa, t W 8.
" Correspondence lnstrcctton
International Coiraapondenoeacboola,
Business, technical courses. Bx, lit.
DRESSMAKING
MRS. SNKLOROVE. 415 N. Cottage.
Tel. 7466. Hefnswcnins;. c 7jjj
FLORISTS
CUT flowera, wedding bouqueta fun
Iril wreathe, decoratlona a F. Brelt
bflertat. H7 Court. VeL t04.
- ALL kind of floral wort LuU Flor-
Kth A Market. Te-
GLASS
Auto and window glass mirrors. Tat
8106. Walter J. uowna i prry.
INSURANCE
BECKB a HENDRICKS
lt N. High Tel. 44T
LAUNDRIES
THE NEW SALEM LAUNDRY .
THE W EIDER LAUNDRY
tit a High ,l
f.APITAL CITY LAUNDRY
First la Quality, and Service
tTeleohono tilt ' Broaaway
LAWN MOWERS
ahantanaA renalred and traaea.
HARRY W. SCOTT. "The Cycle Man".
MATTRESSES
Mattresses from factory to home.
Spring mattreaa $t.0O. Renovators and
fumlgatora Ruga eleaned. Capital Bed
ding Co. . TeL 4. 1030 N. CapltoL
Now mattress made W order bM
remade; carpet cleaning. slxlng:flu
rug weaving. Salem Fluff Rag a Mat
tress Factory, a ltth Miltof. TaL
1441. Otto F. Z wicker. Est. 11L
MUSIC STORES
GEO. C WILL Pianos, radios, sew
tag machlnea sheet music and piano
studies. Repairing radios, phonographs
and sewing machines. 43t State Street,
Kaletn.
MUSIC INSTRUCTION
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"rgggnotS. W- B- -Korthnaaa,
anything I can use. Storhow. 45S Court Mod, rooms, reasonable. S 5 Marlon.
iinmpiMC Rooms hot and cold water. Nicely
OLbDlClIM Hi furn. 993 Court Tel. 9490.
Dr. Chan Lam Chinese Medicine Co "
Boor; Ttt-day sad Friday. 10 : Ma .m. ROOM AND BOARD
to 4:80 p. m. 14 N. Commercial. KrtJJ1lwnj1n
r"""" Board, rm., near P. O. f 20. TeL 1488.
I PRINTING Room and board, also t room apt
" 2 S. Cottage. N
FOR STATION EK i, earas, pu.mVu
leta, programaj books or any kind of
prlatlng. can -no owi '"-r-Departinont.
Sit a Commercial. Tele
pbone ltl-
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT
N. IX Clement, Income Tsx JReporta
Audltlntv lit N. Corn'k. Tal t030
or S347.
REAL ESTATE
BECKB a HENDRICKS. TeL 494T.
W. IL GRABENHORST a CO; i
134 a Liberty Bt TeL 841a.
OOCOLOFSKY a SON
804-t rtrot Nata Bk. Bid. TeL T30T.
STOYES
8TOVE3 ami stove reaeJring. Storsa
for sale, rebuilt and repaired. AH
kindest woven wire 'fJg?
alala, nop baskets. book books,
talem Fence, SJd toTO WoL! ,Z"
rk i.kL Tea. Tie. ss. "
TRANSFER
CAWTAICrTTTraascor
CITY Transfer Co.
Btato St Tau 1 1 1 .
wardlna and storage
eur special ty.
3e oar ratoa
roa local or distant t
eaS S18L warmer mw w
to Pnrtiana aauy.
WELL DRILLING
R. A
RFD S.
Wast to years experience,
Box 101 B. TeL I10FS.
Quarterly Confab
Grange Committee
Slated On April 5
: iki. MmI MinfannM af'tbel
! .-.r-vTi,,..t ..it W... M
; grange agricultural and home
onorale committees or Manoa
eountr wBl be held at the Red
Hill grange hall Wednesday. Ap
ril 5 beginning at 10 a.m. ! Ray
QiatU of Woodburn, ; Pomona
i chairman, will preside at tha ag
ricultural meeting and Mrs. O. Yt.
TJnmnhrera of Shaw Pomona, II.
chairman, will hare charge
E. C.
of tha economic session,
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T4 4FFODLL8 BLOOM ;
" SILVERTON HILLS. March 1 0
s -Daffodils aa re. oegan wooni
imt tha k: O. Nelson bulb farm
here ; and Tuesday ieuo wooms
ttj : ..ra'titM to Salem. The blooms
.. ni.ntifnl vet as ther
tr - - - J, 7 ,
srlU fca la a short
Statesman
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Call 9101
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celred after this time vOl
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Too Late to ClaMifr.
The fiuteamen eseamee
o flnencial . rMpoBBiblllty
tor errors whleh may ap
pear la adfertlsemenU pah
Uabed la Us colamaa, and
In ease where thi paper la
at tanlt will reprint that
part ot aa Kdrertlsemeai la
which the typographical
miataka ocean.
The Statesman rtMrrea
the right to reject objee
Uonal adrertUlng. It tar
ther reeerree the right to
classify all adrertisiag aa
der the proper elassif ica-tioa.
SITUATIONS WANTED
WANTED Elderly German couple.
Wa gen. Writ Stateaman. box I7S.
FOR SALE Miscellaneous
Exclusive product. Nationally adrer-
tlsea. crasy cryatau, lit & uisn.
Seed potatoes. EUrllest of All. Early
Rosa. Early Ohio. British Utieen. Net
ted Gem. Burba. nk. H. A. Hyde Co.,
Z(I Portland Road, TeL taSS.
Fresh crabs now at Fldlera stand.
Intersection Sllverton-Portland road.
Make Reo 8 Deed waxoa 125. Lum
ber, brick, stairs, doors, windows. 2S5
Market.
HAY. ALFALFA, first quality.
Guardian Bids.
411
Team weight 3000, and harness.
Inquire 149S N. 18th or TeL 1990.
Burbank seed potatoea Quality and
Quantity. B. Cunningham. TeL S1F2.
COOKING AND
T7I N. Com'L
SEED potatoea
TRADE Miscellaneous
TRADE FOR CAR Lot on paved
street. Concrete wnlk, no indebtedness.
Phone 8364.
Eleven goats, t -milking, 8 nearly
fresh. Td. for cow or hogs. Sllverton,
Route t, A. J. Dunn.
WANTED Miscellaneous
Why throw away good money T The
hosiery mending dept. at Grand Silver
store repairs hose like new, 5c to t5c.
MISCELLANEOUS
:6c c
Two blocks S. of library, a Winter.
Wa will again pick up free of charge
dead and worthless horses and cowa
TeL 4819.
Madam Romine, spiritualist, palm
ist, tells all In love, marriage, bus
iness. If you want facts, not promises,
consult her for advice. Noah's Ark
Auto Camp. North Hollywood.
FOR RENT ROOMS
LARGE. NICELY furn. heated
room, with board. Special rate for
two people. TeL 437S.
STUDENTS.
8208.
bustnefij women. Tel.
FOR RENT APARTMENTS
Pa t ton apartment downtown. Call
PattotVa took stora.
eaeSaaasajsaeeesseyssaeaOsSiSeaS
Fur. t R. apt. 2241 HaaeL TeL
Ttti.
J Uo
heated apta TtL
8490.
Nice frost apt 158 Center.
Vmrr fine. X-nm ftrra. h. W. heat
alee, refrlg.. garago. 128. Phono 1114,
t R. basement apt Evsrything
duded, 88.S0 wk. tot a Winter.
WeU fora. apt Downtown. Grand
plsa radio. Reasonable, Plaxa Apta.
Six coart -i
First floor apt. 1411 Court
Nice furnished spt tie Union.
FOR RENT HOUSES
I an.- -tntJu"nfrinririi n ri-
Fura. and nnfurn. aoasea it a.
I rorfcn.r. ltlf K. Cottage, TeL IUL
i mmwwwmw!)!)
rnra. I and I room duplex, ground
floor. 114 MilL x. u. Aisorw
SieajaaiMlSassaveasaaABSaBkaabj
f S room bungatow for rent 1348 Che-
I mekeU St
Nice 4 R. bouaa, modem eept fur
nace, garago. Reasonable. 1097 S. ltth.
Tet 4ot. inquire i . viwre
Attrso. fura. I Ri cottage. Tel 1174.
lanasaaaaBasmrfssk44aaaa
MODERN t-ROOM bungalow and
, garaga, Inat
Inaulre less cnemeaeia.
a ROOMS, oartly furniaheo. neat.
eloao.la. inqairo est w. niga.
OOOT R. HOUSE. 47 1 8. Winter.
WANTED TO RENT
Gentleman wants board sad room
wlth nrepiace, bath, lavatory, aa oa
first floor, box Nallt, Statesman.
JF0H SiALIH-Rcal Estate
80-ACREt SNAP
SJ560. AH cultivated land except
abont' ie acrea nasture and Umber,
part rich river bottom land, boat ol
jtowt, market road? Shown by ap-
poiatment SEB-BECKTEL orTHOM-
ASON. 41 stale AJsoono acre
suburban homo fori ttsoe Also kouse
of t Rv t c twice loU fori I960 ; terms.
HOP RANCH BASKJAIN
A money, maker, ll-afcrts It-acres
la producing hope. 1-Ai la cherrlea
pe ;aM appoo n
at I31S0.00. A snan. Better nurry.
JA& D. SBAKS. REALTOR
ItS South Hlab SUeet '
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FOR SALE Real Estate
EAST OP WOODBURM
BX acrea mar bottosa and pra!
ratrla
Thia
sou. also a acrea Daavar aam.
la an of tha beat ptocas of soil la its
locality. Good
s rot
room plastered
house, basement, fire place, plumblnav
electrlo lljrhta available. Larta baxa,
other outbulldlnra. Running- water
and fruit Prie 7Tla.0ft. ! down,
balance IS years.
SEES HAWKINS ROBERTS
For Farm Bargains
EXCHANGE Real Estate
EXCHANGE
la exchanw for It acrea clear, aeod
land In prunes, cherrlea, locana, B
Enctlah walnuts, crapes, cood proao
dryer, email bars. 7 rm. mod. bouse,
srood wall, cioaa rn. will offer at a
great reduction for quick deal.
VAN H. GREER
S14 Ores-on Bids. Pa, Tilt.
OPPORTUNITY KNOCKINO
110-acre ranch. tO-A. cult, IS-A.
timber, rood sminca all fanead. S.R.
house with bath, cood bare and poul
try house. Hog bouse and machine
house, alio, priced at a very low tig
ure. Only I6000.0S; will, taka city
property up to J750.0 as part, goad
location on gravel road. This plaoa
had a rat, of tszoo.ee and has beea
taaen oyer ror the mtf and Is a
dandy.
JAS. D. SEARS. REALTOR
111 South High Street
teaeeeeeeaj'jew
IS, It, and tt acrea clear of en
cumbrance, to trade for larger farm.
See me about them.
H. a SHIELDS, III Oregon Bids.
Salem. Oregon TeL ttOt.
FOR SALE FARMS
4QeSonjaaeaojaaoie-ejaaetaee aiifSSjaTa,ae-erfrsaaaaaaslfc
THREE WONDERFUL. BUYS IN
SMALL FARMS-. ' -
Immediate possession of a choice SO
aero tract few miles out oa market
road, most all fa cultivation, fair sat
of bldga, well. H mile of school, grove
of trees about bldga Price only ttSSS.
11 acres on market road 4 mile
from small town, good grade and high
school, fair net of bldga, with electri
city available, IS acrea la cultivation.
baL pasture, creek oa ono Una, S acrea
la alfalfa. 'A real snap for 11460.
S acre suburban home, near Salem,
best of soil, S room plastered house
with plumbing, electric lights, good
well, water system. Price reduced to
$2950. .
Liberal term on any of the above
properties.
CHILD 3 a MILLER. Realtors
344 State Street u Phono S70t
Business Opportunities
For rent Karajra and service atatloa
on busy highway. TeL 1593.
A Small rrocerv stock and flTtnraa
for only 1200.00 with cheap rent for
t chean clear nrODerttea vleldlnar
fair Income and some cash for good
mail una
City residence properties to trade
ror rarm inat is suitable for dairy.
MelvJn Johnson W. M Pennington
275 State Street
LIVESTOCK and POULTRY
-ir,vi-yi ft O
SURPLUS BABY CHICKS ata.
mice prices Tuesday and Friday
ooiy. see our Dargaina .custom hatch
ing. Hatcntng egga Phono 1IIFS,
Leo's Hatchery. Salem. Oregon.
n.ii......... -Jiriiii-ii--M'wiiixn.n.fui
Custom hatching, S00 eggs at 1M
every Saturday and Tuesday. TeL
II3F3. Lots Hatchery.
Six weeks old roosters. 10c each.
Gehrlng'a Hatchery. Route t, SUver-
ton. ure.
8 imiies, 4 horses. SI 9 N. Front St
MONEY TO LOAN
'Bells of Harmony
Heard over KOlN daily
ring out a loan service that
la really really different
TOU GET THE FULL
AMOUNT OF LOAN
IN CASH
ONLY LAWFUL INTEREST
STRICT PRIVACY
QUICK AND COURTEOUS SERVICE
ON LOANS $10 to ISO
Beneficial Loan
Society
OP SALEM
Room 119 New Bllgh Bldg. 2nd Floor
LICENSED BY STATE
til State Street TeL t-T-4-0.
ttaaaSaaSaeaatjSaJlaM.
PERSONAL LOANS '
MADE oa furniture, eaas, aalarlea
other aood aecurttv. ' Ranavable
monthly. When tn financial need aee
us before closing a loan.
GENERAL INVESTMENT
CORPORATION
First National Bank Bids. Phone Itll
PERSONAL INSTALLMENT LOANS
STATE LOAN COMPANY
SIS Oregon Buildina. 2nd Floor
Office bra 10:00 A. M. to t:t0 P. M,
Tolephono 7788. State license .Na.
8-llS.
Borrow oa persona property ; repay
monthly inst&Umenta- WTT.LAM-
ETTB LOAN CO- State Ua 8-1 SI. ISf
Guardlaa Bldg. TeL 1877.
MONET LOANED ON AUTOS)
Contracta Refinanced
Arrange ta rednoa your payments
Ton keep tha ear
' P. A, BIKER
Cor. Liberty 8t aad Parry
Phoo 4733 Salem. Ore
FOR SALE WOOD
Na 1 It tn. eld fir, tAOO, Tel. 44IA
asajsvsaeaaaaaaesay
Dry wood S4.M. Phono S41L
Greea Sad growth fir It la.
Ilia
Ooorgo Meltsler. Marlon, Ore.
Good dnr wood, Reasonable.
load. Tel. 1347. Fred E, Walla.
GUARANTEED CRT wood . coal
TeL toot Salem fuel Co. Trade
Cottsca
Old fir. Snd growth. TeL Hit.
DRT rm AND OAK WOOD. ' oal
and fuel ell Call oa us f or prtcea We
give tnao amasaro. goon quaunr aso
good eervtee.
Lakmsb trakster a stosaqs
mi
Aah, flr and oak, TeL SMS.
POLLY AND HER
f -Alt. RIGHT IN AM ASK HIM" fJS fmfiT3 ESN 1
- ttdf rJj?Z S pepi nays derm rr
KPvt akt9 CMYK; ; TY'eff ?J
LOST AND FOUND
- LOST la ami Croak, entail graea
row boat Carlo Abrama Tat. Ttle.
FOR SALE USED CARS
- r risjrvru
BARGAINS IN
USED CARS
Soo them at
It CHEM&KETA jrt.
Wo trada Open aTaalags- and Suadaya
McKay's Used Cars
With an o.
THAT COUNTS
'SS Eaeex Coach
J 4I.OS
tt,SS
etc aa
II Ford Tudor Sodaa
is Buicat Badaa
'.! Chrraler 7S Sedan ,. 47l!s
"H Ford Long w. a, track SSM
... CHEVROLKTS
S Badaa ... s.00
tl Coach , 3IS.SS
.!! V".1, 44t.SS
!i 5peciai 8eda 7$.s
tl Truck ltt.l
I Long w. B. Track 411.64
McKay Chevrolet Co.
TERMS ' TRADES
Onea oreninn wA Sim.n V
lit Center Phone tits 4tS N. ComX
Wanted, Used Cars
See Borrego at
Borreo's Used Car
Market
240 N. Liberty
Phone 3688
Oregon Clip Remains Same,
With Average per Goat
Down Slightly
Mohair production In 1111. In
cluding kid hair, in six loading
mohair states was 18.491)00
ponnds, compared to JJ.OTl.OOO
pounds clipped la It SI, according
to the estimate ot tha United
States department of agriculture.
This decline was due to a decrease
of T per coat la the number of
goats dipped and la the average
clip per goat.
Last year Oregon clipped 115,-
00Q goats the same as in 1131
and 5000 head less than in JIS0.
Tha' total mohair received hrlISS
was 460,000 pounds, which was
1Z.000 pounds less than -in 1931.
and 30.000 ponnds under 1130.
Tho average clip per goat la Ore
gon last year was four pounds,
the came as in 1930 and a tenth
of a pound off 1931.
Ia other leading states,, goats
clipped In 1933 were: Texas 8,
431.000 head. New Mexico 350
000, Arizona 300,000. California
37.000 and Missouri M00. The
mohair cut la these states last
year was: Texas 14,000,000
pounds. New Mexico 1,000,000,
Arisona 700,000, California ISO,.
000. Missouri 145,000.
Missouri's clip last year averag
ed only 2.2 pounds per goat: Tex-
at" ran highest, with 4.2 pounds.
New Mexico reported the same as
Oregon, and Arizona's and Cal
ifornia's average clip was 8.3 and
8.S pounds, respectively.
Lumber Industry
Upswing is Seen
The Oregon lumber Industry
has already made one siseable
sale of goods as a direct result
of return ot beer, according to a
Klamath Falls resident who vis
ited in Salem yesterday.
He reported that the Weyer
hauser Lumber company at Klam
ath Falls has sold 30 carloads ot
pine material for beer cases to the
Owens Bottle company of Alton,
Radio
e
Program
raiDAT, MAaOR 31
KOnf PerUaad 040 ZES.
t:30 KOIN Kleek.
TO Xevia ekattea,
S:SO Bettr Croeker. DLBS.
100 Leeia PkliUooa CBS.
11:00 Aaerlesa Sebeel of tka aer. OBL
liw-Heow at Litre.
t:00 Feminine Vaaeiea, DLBa
S:0o Jane Proaiaa, Leonard Haytaa's
ereaeaua, van.
S:tO Xdwia a HM. CBS,
tO Reddiog White, tenor.
tOO Band Bex Bevae. B. t.
10. -OS Tad lierHo's etebottra, DLBS.
10:39 8 port naaaee.
' KOAO Oorvania tSO Xa.
- TC Mevoiog Bssltseleao lad by Eev.
naraia newera.
t:SA Merniar Ceaseet,
t:SS Xasie AppTeeiarma, aa lUasarated
leeuw eaaraa by Byroa AsaoUL
10 :00 Home EeeaenUsa Observe.
11:00 With Undo Sam's ItararaHtt
18:SO Ira Hvda "rederal Seed Leans'
B e a a Baeiaa "Attoaettraaesa
Threats Aetlvita.' .
SitO Aa Tea Like tt-aith Aataeay
740 A. Booqael "ProbUais la
Orewtng Early Gsbbere, Peas,
Lettaee and Other .Early Tege.
tables."
t:lt Dr. & M. ZaOer "Sprlag T
lseat fer Oeaaaoa PUsasss
emak Praaa" .
7:40 Bnaiaesa Iastttata ef the Air.
PALS
LOWER MOHAIR CUP
PRODUCED III 1932
lOffl II BEIGE ID
Wm FflriESEEJJ
Predict Uore Activity, Seed
Clover and Alfalfa, and
Higher Bean Prices
CORVALLIS, Ore., March 30
(AP) Smaller prospective flax
teed acreage, more activity la the
clover and alfalfa seed trade and
advancing bean prices were re
ported today la a weekly review
ot miscellaneous farm rops Is
sued by the IL SD. A. bureau ot
agricultural economies cooperat
ing with the O. S. C. extension
service.
Flaxseed markets weakened
somewhat last week under a more
limited crusher demand, putting
cash prices at Minneapolis at
$1.11 U to 11.11 U a bushel for
Ne. 1. This is slightly lower than
the January average, hut about
la llae. with February prices.
Growers intentions to plant in
dicate another small flaxseed croe
ta this country with acreage near
ly IS per cent under 1932. Its
normal yields are obtained, how-
ever, the total harvest may reach
aDeui iz.ssv.uoo ousneis, or
aooui . l.uuo.voe bushels more
than the unusually short crops of
tne past two years.
At the present rate of crushing
domestic demand will exceed ex
pected production, necessitating
some importation probably from
Argentina where the short crop ot
1932 amounted to more than 52,-
000.000 bushels.
Seed marketi In general have
been more active this past week
with some tendencv toward nrtrel
adyaneea In red clorer, and firm
maraeia ai uneoaugea quotations
for alslke and alfalfa seed.
Beaa market continued strong
with demand good and off erlngs
light, causing price advances of
to 40 cents a hundred at leading
points. Prospective acreage this
year is about the same as last.
with considerable decrease in pea
beans and an Increase in Plntos
and Great Northerns.
Wl COAST BERRY
A new Pacific coast strawberry.
the Corvallis, wae outstanding In
an experiment an 6 exhibit of fro
sea and defrozen forms made this
month by the federal department
ot agricultural; according to In
formation from the Washington
office.
In addition to the Corvallis,
coast berries which showed exeep-
XI I , . , 1 I
BETS RECOGNITION
iiooaji promise tor preserving oy.liagi
the frozen rack nroceas wera the
Red heart, Marshall, and seed
lings, Oregon No. 81, No. 334, No
221, No, 93 snd No. 7.
All the fruits shown were pack
ed last summer. An unnamed
eastern strawberry seedling, U. S.
010. was the outstanding berry of
both eastern aad western berries.
Stocks Drag But
Ln&z Nnt Great
Phone Shares Up
NEW TORK, March 30. (AP)
Stocks found the market nar
row and dull today, though the
trend was still slightly downward.
the average net change being .a
small loss. Total sales aggregated
only 034,350 shares.
American Telephone shares ral
lied halt a point neL
U. S. Steel, American Can, Al
lied Chemical. duPont and Gen
eral Motors average a tittle high
er.
Eldriedge Carries
Away Two Banners
" "
At S. S. Gathering
ELDRIEDOC March 30 Mem
hers ot Eldriedge Sunday sahool
hare carried oft the baaaers at
the recent HayeetiUe district Sun
day school convention. Eldriedge
received tne banner zor largest
growth during the past year and
oae tor largest attendance at the
cenreauoa.
Ambrose Jonas la president of
this progressiva) school and
George Brown, sice president.
laALVEESOXS BIOVE
aiLVKRTON. March tO Mr.
aad Mrs. A. Ilalrersoa hare mor-
ed from their home at Sllrerton
ta the farm they recently pur
chased near .Monitor. Mr. aad
Mrs. Norman Erskke will also
lire oa the tana. Mrs. Brekke Is
the daughter ot Mr. aat Mrs. Hal-1
erson.
'A Clean
EASTERN ELT(OT
Speculators Unload;
Wheat, Corn Down;
Oats Unchanged
CHICAGO,; March 30 (AP)
Jolted by a suddea Influx ot east-
era selling today at the last, grain
values underwent quick setbacks,
and finished with losses tor wheat
and corn.
Late pressure of wheat was at
tributed to unloading or gome
heavy speculative holdings. An
nouncement of proposed liqulda-
tlon ot $117,000,000 ot federal
commodity loans made to cooper
ative marketing associations was'
variously construed by traders.
some asserting the announcement
was bearish, but others saying
that most or the loans were
against non-grain products, and
that la the long run the new pol
icy as to the loans was basically
constructive.
Wheat closed nervous,
under yesterday's finish, corn un
changed to off, oats to H-H
up.-
Today's closing quotations:
Wheat May 624-: July,
Sept.. 54-54 H.
Corn May, 29-4; July, 31
; Sept. tl-.
Oats May, 19-19; July, 19
U; Sept., 19 H.
General Markets
PBODTOB EXCHANGE
POETLAKD. Ore- Itareh SO rAPt
rreeace exeaaDga, net pncee: Butt.
Xxtras 1 Sc. ' standards 1T. nrim firata
i7 extras ie.
Portland Grain
PORTLAND. Ore Marek 80 (API
What Op,a Hit Low Close
Jtar.aew 51 51 tl 51
av. eia ana si tiu siu
Jnly 53W 63 Vi 53 83
Cask wheat Na. 1 Bir Baad Mnit.
58; dark bard wiater, IS per eeat 57,
11 per cast 58; soft white 50; hard
winter 49; western white, northern
sprlag 48; waiters red 47.
ueta me. s white fio.
Corn Ke. S eastera yellow 918.85.
Miilroa standard 314.50.
Portland Produce
POBTLAKD. Ore. Marak 80. (API
catier rnata, v score er better ZOe
pease, standards 19a.
Egca Faeifie Pooltty Producers' sail-
teg priees: Freh extras 16a. staaiards
15e, atediams 15c
Ooantry meata Sailing price te retail
: Cooatrv-killed hoc, best batchers.
aader 150 pound 5 -6c; Tellers SO te
100 potrad.. 7-8e; lambs 13-13 a,
(print lS-19c; yearlings 5c .heavy ewee
e-ae, casner eows i-ine, aaiis 4-4.
auts Uretoa walnuts XS-us eoead.
peaaats lua, uraaua is-ie, airaeada 15-
16a. filberts JO 31a. aecaaatOe.
Oaaeara bark Bariaa ariea 1983 oeeL
se poena
Rosa KomUal. 1983. SSU-SOe.
Batterfat Direct te s-ioners: Stotiea.
ise; jrortiaaa aeuvery price, caara-
tream 15-170, sweet eveaa aigber.
LI
Ivs eealtry Sarins arise: Bear
heaa. colored. 4 poaada 13c: de atedi-
ante lie; ligato 10-11; springs Hgkt 14a.
heavy lee: eld roosters 5a. daeka. Pe-
una spriag lie. eM ll-lla. eelered lOe.
Onlens Selling orioe to retailer: Ore
gon 51.35-1.S5 ceatat Yaklwe Bpaalik 75-
woe eeatai.
Potatoes Local 63-75e eraare bas:
Deeehatee Geme 8186 1.40. do Bakers
S1.S0. Tsklms Gsms Sl-1 85.
Wool 1837 clip, aomlaal; wuiaasetto
ralley 13-I5e ponae. eastern Oregon
lO-I'M.
Hay Baying price from rr
Alfalfa tlt-18.50; alever SSwS.SO; eeat
era Oregoa timothy 81S; eats aad veteh
812.59.
1 Portland Livestock
PORTLAND. Ore, Marek t0. (API-
Cattle Receipt 125, calves IS; steady.
Steers 550-900 lbs. good. S5.S9-0.6O:
diem. 4.85-5.25; comasoa 8.35-4.35;
900-1100 lbs, good. 85-5.50; Medina,
4.85-5.00; common 3.85-4.35; 1100-1800
lbs, good . 85 6.15; mediant. I.la-a.sa;
keUare 650-750 lb- coed. 4.SO-4.75:
ommoa medium 3.50-4.50; 760-800 lbs.
geed-choiee 4.85-4.66; com oa-med ins.
t.50-4.85: cow, good. 3.50-4,00:
atoa-aediam, 2.75-3.50; low setter aad
ratter. 1.35-3.75: balls, yearlings exc had
ed, good (beet) 1.7 5-1.35; eatter-ateaiesa.
3.00-8.73: vsalers. good-cheiee, tOM-S.50;
BMdlaa 84.50-5.50; enll-eseaawa SS.50- j
4.3 S; ealres, 850-500 lba. geed-ebolee.
A 00-5. 00; eommoa-medituB S.tO-4.09.
Hee-i Beeeints S50 : steady.
Liaht lirht 140-160 lba rood-aheioa.
aS0-A.8t; lirhtwelfht 160-130 Bm, 4-35-4.85;
180-300 lba. 4 J 5-4.85; atediass I
4.85; 180-300 lba, 4 J 5-4.85;
weight 300-330 lbs, 3.75-4.88;
Ibe, 8.50-A JI; kaavyweighta.
aso-aso
350-380
I bt 8.85-All; 390-S5O no, ai!
rfe'V
as -4:
S5-
U. 8.15-8.75 1 415-SSO
Hs 8.35-3.75; 378-850 lbs, ssadlass.
a7 5-8.50.
Sheep aad iambs Receipt 875; auat-
ablr steady.
Lamba 80 lba. dewa. goed-ehoice.
8.IM.S5: commoa-mediaa. 8.50-5.85: SO
PS ise, goed-ehetee, 5-5.80; yearUng weth
ers, 90-110 lbs., geed-cheiee. 8-4.10; m-
I Jiaia .oo-8.oo;'
dlaai 8.00-3.00: ewea. ao-iao im. geea-
ahoiaa, t.35-3.71; 135-150 lba, 3.00-3.60;
au weights, eemmea-aediaa x.oo-s.oo.
SCHOOli QAEfS PUPE.
HATESTTJ-LS. Mareh It
Twe new students, Vernoa and
Wilms Rings, entered school here
this week whea their parents
moved Into the Reed place. Lawa
aa Williamson left school last
week when her grandparents and
she moved to Salem.
MISS VINCENT HIRED
WACONDA. March 30 Miss
Mamie Vincent has beea rehired
ta teaeh grade school next term
at St. Louis.
Sweep'
(ycu
-ii
SHUX.SON.I
vVOULJDNTT let
A VJL THIrJG
' t-IKE THAT
WORRT MB.
?tt1 ' I? 0 is ha. W .riHt 4-woM- Jt
Salem
Markets
Grade B raw 4 asllk,
co-op pool price, f 1.2)0 per
hundred.
Surplus D5c
(Wik beted oa sead-aeetaly
batterfat oversea.)
Batterfat Sweet. 17c
ear,' 15c Print lSttc
cwbee 17H-
Prices paid to .growers ty Salem barere
jiarea so
fTke arises bekro. eaepued sr a ieeal
greeer. are iadieaUte ef the dally SMrket
sat are ranNM er xse buwbui
raoTT aJTv vaugrat.r.a
Kadlsaes. Ieeal dee. 40
Petateea aew Flerida , .OS
Atparaxaa ...... .10 ta .It
Oarreta. CaUL, crate
a.7 te t.ee
ia
a ,
.03
.1
uraea peoeera, uaitx is.
Peal. OeaL. la. . ,, , -.,
Cabbage, w.
Osieas, dea, baaehea
fetsteea. iuuu aa, l
J8
Laeal
.7ft te 1.00
SweeS potato, erate
.1.80
Uettace. csiu. - -
.8.75 te 3.3a-
.St,.
.SS ,
I .so
. .OS
05
ao
Oaioaa. Walla Walla .
Lablaa. cwt
Parsnips, fcaadred
Blrabarb. local
Calif, m
Celery. Calif.. H erate
Haxieaa Tematoes
8.50
.Of te .08
IUIiaa Breecell. lb.
Apples
Wmesapa, laacy
.80
1.40
.50
.90
1.85
.95
.1.00 te 1.38
.1.S0 te L7t
-8.00 te 4.00
, .70
3.50
.05
Extra faaey
Bewtowas. C grade
rmmef
Extra fancy
Cauliflower. Calif, eraU
Retebscaa. haadred
OraBgea. p.p.
jraaey
Beeta. Calif., dox. .
Turaipt, Calif., crate
Spiaaeh. CalM.. eraU
Baaaaaa. lb. oa stack
Hands
HOPS
.05
Top. 1933. Ik.
.80
30
Top. 1931. lb.
EOOS
Baying Prices
Extras ,
.10
.08
.04
MO
.08
.06
J09
JO
Standards
POTJXTBT
Old roosters -
Colored beas .
Median heaa
Light hens
Bakers -
Light fryers .
Lambs, top
Hoca, top
MEAT
6.00.
4.00
8.75
Pint cats
Steers . , , .
04 te .04
Cows
.01
te ,02
to .03
to .02
Heifers
-02
.03
Balls
Dressed veal, top
05
uressee aegs
.OS
GRAXH ABB EAT
Wheat, western red
.54
... .54
.16.00
.18.00
..35.00
White. So. 1
Barley, top. ton
Oata. white, tea
Gray, top, ton
Bit. buying prie
Oata aad vetch, ton .
.13.00 te 14.00
.18.00 te 15.00
16.50
.13.00 to 14.00
Alfalfa. Talloy. 1st cat
Eastera Orefon , ,
Clorer hay .
WOOL
Vedlnm
Ooarss
.11
.08
Mohair .
aa market
Stocks and Bonds
MABCK SO
(Copyright, 1933, Standard Statistics Co.)
xoca avbuuli
60 30 30 SO
Ind'U BB's TJt's Tetsl
Today 48.8 36.4 66.0 4S.O
Previeasdsy 48.4 se.s ea.i s.z
Week age 49.7 37.S 68.4 49.7
Tear age 59.4 39.5 97.4 61.5
S rears ago 195.S 141.6 264.8 198.9
High 1938 55.3 80.0 9S.8 58.8
Lew 1933 43.S 3S.S S6.0 4S.S
High 1933 73.S SS.S 111.0 78.9
Low 1883 38.1 13.3 51.8 85.0
New 1988 low.
B0BTD AV-XAOBS
30 30
lad'la BB's
SO 60
Ut's Total
75.S 65.4
76.1 65.S
77.S 66.8
83.0 73.9
99.3 100.0
85.3 73.0
75.4 63.S
Today 60.S 60.8
Previona dsy 60.6 60.S
Week ago 61.S 61.S
Tears go 66.5 70.8
S years sge 94.5 106.3
High 1983 , 66.1
65.7
Lew 1933 .
58.B
71.S
88.3
67.0
78.0
47.4
High 1933
86.3 78.1
703 57.5
Low 1833 .
Downy mildew, scourge ef many
valley op yards last year, has ap
peared In a few yards, hop grow
ers hare reported this week. The
appearance this year m about
three weeks earlier thaa last year.
when this hopyard pest waa first
noticed about April is.
Downy mildew was largely
cause for the unusually light acre
age last year, as ia some yards
this disease made such inroads It
was necessary to abandon all or
parts of the field's. Early la the
UAPPEJUIG
I! Ill If MS
season some growers cut back the! aad H. T. Holmes, her husband;
rlnes to halt the mildew
So tar .methods of control of
downy-' mildew are uncertain;
however, considerable experlmen
tatlea ta combat It Is being ear
rid on at the state college
Last year Oregon hop produc
tion was about 45.000 bales,
while the year before, whea less
trouble was experienced with
downy mBdew. the crop totaled
about 15.000 bales.
wciriJrT?
t
it cFf an' nyiSk it
V :ifew.?glf
Offerings are Scarce;
Extra Eggs 14-1 6c;
Veal Livelier
PORTLAND. March 20 (API
Butter offerings were scarce
here today aad f butterfat values
both la the city and "country re
mained firm aad well sustained.
In fact, the Journal said, some
dealers were offering a premium.
Market for eggs continued to
show a badly mixed price with
sales ef extras reported from 14
to ICe dot. Alt aorta ot rumors
were out regarding aetual ralues
but retail sales would confirm the
lower figures aa most general.
There was m change In the
general chicken; market situation
for the day. Quality of late ar-
I "rivals of dressed turkeys was not
so good and few sales were there-'
fore made at extreme prices on
this account. Demand remains fa
vorable, however.
There was a 'better movement
ot real at the forice. Hogs were
quoted steady also at the late
drop. There was good demand for
beef as well as for lamb.
Market for onions continued-to
mark time at WlTlamette ralley
sources, and without apparent
price ehange. Orders for shipment
werr practically! nil while the lo
cal trade was being taken care ot
by il:e non-keeping stock.
CORTALXJS, Ore., March SO
(AP) Fruits and vegetables.
particularly apples, potatoes and
onions in the . northwest hare
moved toward higher price levels,
it was stated in a weekly review
Issued today by the U. S. D. A. bu
reau of agricultural economics
cooperating with the O. S. C. ex
tension service. -
With the firmer prices there
was increased activity in markets
so that carlot shipments from the
three states totaled 1954 cars,
with potato and apple volume ex
ceeding that ot any recent weekly
period.
Oregon loaded out 0 cars ot
apples, 103 cars of potatoes, 39
cars of onions; and 19 cars ot
pears. Klamath Falls and Des
chutes districts both loaded po
tatoes rather freely from limited
holdings remaining there.
The Oregon ; onion season is
about orer, with not more than
75 carg estimated as remaining
in growers' hand a. Prices have
continued to stiffen in the west
till buying was fairly active last
week at 76 to 35 cents with re
ports of a sale Saturday of 20
carloads at II net to grower.
Wool Price Holds
But Demand is Nil
BOSTON. March 30 (AP)
Practically no demand is being re
ceived for sizable Quantities of
wool. The larger offerings, are
firmly held at prices realized two
weeks ago during tne active buy
ing. Small quantities closing out
old accounts sett at prices irreg
ularly lower thin last week, but
this type ef grading comprising
most of the business.
NOTICE OF 8HKKIFKS SAI.F.
On Saturday the 15th day ot
April, 1933, at ten o'clock A. M.
at the West door of the Court
House, In Salem, Oregon, I will
sell at public auction to the high
est bidder tor cash all the right,
title and Interest of the within
named defendants, la and to the
following described real property
situated la Marlon County, Ore
gon, to-wlt:
Lot II. Block 7. Oaks Ad
dition to Salem, Marion
County, Oregon.
Said aale Is made by virtue ot
a foreclosure Execution Issued out
ot the Circuit Court ot the State
of Oregon for Marion County, to
me directed In the case ot The
Prudential Insurance Company of
America, a corporation. Plaintiff
rs. A. Richard Schmalle aad Lil
lian Schmalle, his wife: A- Lin
coln Schmalle and Ylnnie Schmal
le, his wife: Newton 8. Schmalle.
siagle; Esther Schmalle Holmes
Raymond A. Schmalle and Grace
Schmalle, bis -wife; Fred S. By
aoa aad Stella 1 Bynoa. tils wife;
J. IV Ulrich and Business Men's
Adjustment Col Defendants.
. !A. C. BTJRK,
Sheriff of Marion County, Oregon.
By W. RICHARDSON.
' j Deputy.
Walter. Fubrer, f
Attorney for Plaintiff.
M 17-J4-31 A 7-14
By CLIFF STERRETT
APPLES fD OBIOBS
BOTH MOVE HIGHER