The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, April 04, 1933, Page 7, Image 7

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The OREGON STATES1IAN, Salecx, Orejrdn, Tuesday lloralnsr, April 4, 1933
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Business-Directory
Card lit this directory run en
a monthlr bast ely. Rat:
$1.00 per Mm pr month.
AUTO BRAKES
If lk Fan-, th brake and hlmmy
Spftor. 876 Sooth Commercial Street.
BEAUTY PARLORS iv
i Miller Bonty Shop, dial 7953.
CATERING
Burt Crary. th caterer. Ph. 8763.
CHIMNEYSWEEP
Telephone 4450. R- E. Northne
CHIROPRACTORS
DR. a 1 SCOTT. PSC, Chiropractor,
lit N. High. TeW Re. SS7-.
1 Correspondence 'lnstraction
International Correspondence echoola.
uatnes. technical course, ex.
McQllllvray. Tel. eiz.
DRESSMAKING
MRS. 8NELUROVE. 4(5 N. Cottage.
TeL 7466. Hemstitching, he yard.
FLORISTS
mit flow era. wedding bouquet fun-
Aral wreath, decorations. C F. Brelt-
tiaupU florUL 677 Court. Tel. 5904.
ALL kinds of floral work. Luts Flor
ist. lth t Market. TeL -.
GLASS
Auto and window glass mirrors. Tel.
0. Walter J. uowns. s nrgyn.
INSURANCE
BECKS
111 N. UlSh
HENDRICKS
TeL 49T
COFFHT-SMITH, gen, lna. Tel. glli.
LAUNDRIES
THE NEW SALEM LAUNDRT
' TUB WKIDER LAUNDRT
til S. High TeL 1121
CAPITAL CITT LAUNDRT
First in Quality and Service
Telephone Ills 12 Broadway
LAWN MOWERS
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Sharpened, repaired and traded.
. HARRT W. SCOTT, The Cycle Man"
MATTRESSES
Mattresses from factory to home.
cn.in. jnaitnu It 10 Renovators and
Cumlgatora.- Rugs cleaned. Capital Bed
ding Co. TeL 40. 8080 N. CapltoL
. tjm m.nM mads to order, old
remade ; earpet cleaning, slsing ; fluff
rug weaving. Salem Fluff Rag Mat
retorr. 8. lttb A Wilbur. TeL
S441. Otto F. Z wicker. Est 1I1L
MUSIC STORES
nvr c WILL Piano A. radio, aew-
in. MnhinM. ahaet musle and piano
tudle Repairing radios, phonograph
and sewing macnues. mw wm.
Balenv
; MUSIC INSTRUCTION
WIU trad guitar and lesmun tot
anvtlun I can uee. Storhow. 450 Court
MEDICINE
rw r'Vi.n I Jim Chines Medlcln Co.
Hours Tuesday and Friday, 10 jtfO s-m.
to 4:30 p. m. n n. wimreiy
PRINTING
w.T oTiTinvERT. cards, pamph
lets, programa, book or any Wpd ot
Jn:.iT. V. n Th. statesman Printing
l&menWM a CommerclaL Tel-
phone.- 101.
' y PUBUC ACCOUNTANT
N. D. Clement. Income Tax ReporUL
Auditing. 110 W. ComX , Tet 8016
or ig7. .
REAL ESTATE
'BECKH Si HENDRIC1CS. TeL 4147.
.n i nn t omiHOMT A COL
rrTBT Tt
nrvWimlTT A SON
a triTM KarL Bit Bldg. TeL T60T.
svw-w - i
STOVES
BTOVE3 and stove repairing. Stove
for sale, r rebuUt and ipah-e. All
kinds of wove, wtr, fncUncyand
w.l" vt.. T.1 4774. R. a Fleming.
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TRANSFER
CAPITAL CITY Transfer Co. 3X6
Staf. St TL iX .,kuSfu:
mritins -ana atw
Get our rat. - - ' -
FOR local r distant transfer storage,
call 31L Larmer Transfer Co. Trucks j
to Portland oany. -
WELL DRILLING
R. A
RFD 6.
West 80 years experience,
n 103 Ew Tel. 11 er a.
Hops Now Held
On West Coast
Under 9 32 Mark
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Hops held In Pacific coast grow
ers' hands April 1, this yesr, were
6,39 bales under the growers
holidlnxs Anrll 1. 1932. a check
shows. Holdings April 1. 1932.
totaled 30.305 bales, as compared
to 30.930 bales this year, April 1,
for Oregon, Washington and Cal
' ifornia. - ;.
' No salea In the local' market
were resorted yesterday. Late
Saturday, Horst bought 12$ bales
of fuggles from Arch Jermaa at
29, cents,.. 'rA i:;:V-;:
' Per capita consumption of
anges tn the United States has in-
crossed 25 per cent in the past
Statesman
Classified Ads
Call 9101
CUMlfted Advertising
ingle Insertion per Use.lOe
Three Insertions per
! ... 10c
Six insertions par Un..30c
On month per line.. f 1.00
Minimum charge ..... .tie
Copy tar this pat ac
cepted, until 6:30 th oven
Ins before publication for
classification. Copy re
ceived after this tint will
b rua under the heading
Too Late to Classify.
Th &Utesman sssume
no financial responsibility
tor errors which may ap
pear la advertisements pub
lished in its columns, and
la cases wber this paper Is
at fault will reprint that
part ot an adv.rtUeuiani la
which th typographical
mis talc occurs.
Th Statesman reserves
the right to reject objec
tion al advertising. It far
Iher reserves th right to
classify an advertising un
der th proper classifica
tion. HELP WANTED MALE
BOY WITH BICYCLE for paper
route. Apply In peron. Oregonian. 463
Ferry.
SITUATIONS WANTED
RESPONSIBLE couple will care for
apt for an apt. Box 254, States
man.
FOR SALE Miscellaneous
. Excfttsive product. Nationally adver
tised, uraiy crystals, ill s. Hign.
Seed potato"."?. Karliest of AIL Early
Rose. Early Ohio, British Queen, Net
ted Gem. Eurtauik. It. A. Hyde -Co.,
2S98 Portland Road, Tel. 59S.
Fresh crabs now at FiJlera stand.
intersection SUvcrton-Portland road.
HAT. ALFALFA, first finality. 411
Guardian Bldg. TeL 8432.
Burba nk seed potatoes. Quality and
quantity. B. Cunningham. Tel. 21F2.
HOP PJ.OW8
Slooer hoD plow second hand. 1100.
New ones, new design, all steel con
struction. 1559.0.
Side cutters one way, 155.00.
Side cutters two war. 1107.00.
SLOPER BROS- Independence, Ore.
FOR SALE or will consider good
used wood range jia part payment on
wesungnouse "flavor zone electric
stove, in first class condition, less than
tare year oW. cost new 8200. Will
take $7S cash, or some terms to re
sponsible party. Call Sunday or Mon
day at 1770 N. Capitol. Salem.
FOR SALE Good oat har frnmlev
Bros. Phone B0F12. .
TRADE Miscellaneous
TRADE FOR CAR Lot on saved
street Concrete walk, no Indebtedness.
Phone 6354.
WANTED Miscellaneous
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Why throw away good money? Th
hosiery mending dept. at Grand Silver
store repairs nose like new, 6c to 25c.
WANTED Two ton second h. gal
anised hop wire and stove. Chas.
Schrelber. Mallno, Ore. R. F. D. 1,
Box 147.
WANTED Contractor to finance
nnd bu!d 1900.00 home on $16.00
term a O. Slgurds-n. R. 3, Sclo, Ore.
MISCELLANEOUS
Best hair cut Adults 10c. child.. 15a.
Two blocks S. of library. 8. Winter.
FOR RENT ROOMS
Mod. rooms, reasonable. 645 Marion.
Roomsh-
-hot and cold water.
Court Tel. 9490.
Nicely
furn. 93
ROOM AND BOARD
Board, m, near P. O. $30. TeL 6482.
LARGCELY1 "furn? heated
room, witn board. Special rates tor
two people. Tel. 417 a.
STUDENTS, business women. TeL
8283. i ,
ROOM OR Rid and bd. for gentle
man In modern horn near state bouse.
Box 133. Statesman.
FOR RENT APARTMENTS
Pattoa jartments--lowntwn.
Can
1 Patton s ttooa au
Fur.
2 R. apt. 3261 HaseL TeL
7664.
. yoq. t heated apta. TeL 8490.
First floor apt, 1411 Court
Nice furalshed apt 590 Union.
1 rm. fur, apt. 355 Center St
A?f, f f. y?r. ?'k ....
-Furn, apt 1596 Court St
FOR RENT HOUSES
Furn. and anfurn, housea R. i
Forkner. 1610 N. Cottage. TeL 3 OIL
t room bungalow tor rent 134$ Che-
meketa SL
Attrac furn. S R. cottage. TeL 6276.!
4 : ROOMS, nartlr furnished.
Neat,
! do In. Inquire 694 N. High.
GOOD S R, HOUSE. 475 a Winter.
House at 3345 State SL, partly fur-1
nlshed. $10 mo.
MMM.. 0000 .-Nw .W" Hi
For rent large list of honse and
apta IS to $30. Furnished $lt-$16-$30
no. SEB
BEt;HTIrlHUH.MI.l, Ifl Stat
For rent 7 room modern home la
good district. "Partly furnished if de
sired, electrie refrigeration, electric
range, will rem tor montn m
vwwibl Party. Phone 9541.
FOR RENT
FOR RENT OR SALE. Cheap, by
wnr. 4 A. 1 mi. rrom sawn. rm.
I ho.' big chick b etc. U. Hansen, fix.
6, Ft. 207 a.
" WANTED TO RENT
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FOH RENT S SMT fruit tract L
rty district. rw , ssnau barn
aad chicken house. Caah rent Phon
; FOR SALE Real Estate
TOO CAN BUT I -A
Horn With Small Payment Down,
Balance to Suit
I room comfortable bom to K. sto
len) near highway. Price fUSO.
Choice corner' lot in & Salem, sev
eral bearing fruit trees, garden spot.
I room residence needing some repair,
rtreet pared and walks In. Price only
To close an estate. X room cottage
with electric lights and plumbing;
small corner lot Price only 1700.
To buy your home, SEE
CHILDS MILLER. Realtors
34t Stat Street Phon C70I
sysJSsWesaSassssw
SACRIFICE BT OWNER
Classle. 1 bedrooms, mod. bungalow,
double ; plumbing, fireplace, hd. wood
floors, furnace, garage. In walnut park
see this.
i REAL COZT HOME
4-R. mod., nook, full basement, fur
nace, laundry trays, garage. Clear t
exchange for B room mod. House In
good shape, In the NE Salem.
VAN M. GREER
214 Oregon Bldg. Ph. V.
MOMWUKI m .. , i-ir.rj-u-Ln.-ui
An Ideal place for hop culture. 80
acres of which 60 are No. 1 hop
aoiL 10 heavy timber 1 ml ut of
Albany in Santiam basin. For sal
by owner Address H. R. Schulfs. Bal
timore Bldg- Albany. Ore.
Now the time to buy that house.
I have a complete list of modem
house to eell like rent
H. C. SHIELDS
Oregon Bldg. TeL 8102.
FOR RENT About 50 acres bottom
farm land; also chicken ranch espe
cially well equipped. Close In, paved
road. Phone 923 or ISFlt.
EXCHANGE Real Estate
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good trade
Two bouses, 12500 clear. Trade for
acreage same value. What have youf
See my agents
BECHTEL-THOMASON
241 State Street Room 4.
ONLY 11000 good lot J blocks
axate nouse SOCOLOFSKT
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR
1 H acres short distance out. 4 room
plastered house with plumbing, elee-
k.,,1. . KW. weH- waur system,
b"''1 hj! 'IreP'ae. garage and wood
shed. Price $28(10.
CHILDS A MILLER, Realtor
344 State St. Phone 708.
FOR SALE FARMS
uuou FARM BUYS
-5-acres. Good hop or potato o!L
small house and barn. Price $1500 00:
bottom land.
. t 25-ACRES $2650.80
6-R. house, poultry house, barn. 3H
A. aUalfa, (good soU, give Urms.
220-ACRES $9500.00
130-A. cult (hop land). 50-A. tim
ber, running water, good, bottom land
Hop yards all around this place. R.
house, barn. Good poultry house Give
terms.
JAS. D. SEARS, REALTOR
133 South High Street
ACREAGE
BA"aMesasjsSi
31 acre A Na 1 oU east f Sal am.
Fin creek, wood for own use. Electric
ll5hIt,.?mUy frult- A special bargain
at $3200.
Strictly modern 5 room house nearly
new. This 1 an exceptionally, fin
house. Cost $4500. Will take $3000
Good terms.
280 acre dairy ranch. 110 acres un
der Irrigation, free water rights, 8
sets of buildings, fine running water.
Plenty wood for own nae, 30 head of
cows, an Implements, lots of wild
game. A place where you can make
money and enjoy. Will trade.
8 room semi-modern plastered bun
galow In good condition, fine large
lot fruit trees and good garden
ground. A genuine bargain at $1200.
Very easy terms.
Remember, we write all kinds of in
surance. ..Our trading station is located at
325 State Street Tel. 8678.
J. F. ULRICH COMPANY
- - - mnin.i-i."i-ii.ririi-iri.iiii.--LarLn
is acres bottom land )ia
house.
orn, a. logans. acre or
more of
iiici i icjs xamuy iruit 4 nn.
$2700.
house,
35 A. on Wallace road and on river,
fully stocked and eoulnnei with vnrA.
son and all necessary farm equipment
j, viucKena, etc. MOOd b HTL.
nouse with modern convenience
mortgage or $1600, will take clear
uuuM in saiem. Bee me at my
uvawu in ocnaior otei Bid.
519 Court Street'
tor saie s acres of good fruit land
2 tnlle from Liberty, good 6 room
house and good bulldlnr. Small ir.
?5fmt5t,.b1nc ey torma. Call at
. iua oi. or pnon 9541.
wwwwiii 1 .... 1 . .-.1-,11-m.j
PRICED TO SELL
j '20 acre for only $22.00 per acre.
unv-osu wear land, balance pasture
and good timber. Running erater, fair
nous,, alectrlc lights available. 18
miles north of Salem. 20 down, bal
ance terms, or will take small place
a part payment y
ANOTHER ONE
100 acres. T miiea n r s.i. u
cultivated, balance timber and naZ
jure. Kunnlng water, good 6 room
iVT j srtKx 4.ae per acre.
20 down, balance terma
anus HAWKINS ROBERTS
For Farm Bargains
Business Opportrmities
For rent garsjra ai mw .m
on bniry highway. Tel. 3698.
LIVESTOCK and POULTRY
1 mm m m ,nrBJJU-
SURPLUS BART PHinrs
rifle . prices Tuesday acid -Friday
only. Se oar bargaina Custom bateh-
i". H.at5tn Phon 183FX,
Lee's Hatchery. Salem, Oregoa.
Custom hatching. 800 gg at 144
Minnu; ana mesTIST- TeL
18SF8. Lee's Hatchery.
1100 lb. horse. 9 fraah mwa. T. A
Memng. Kout S. Box 9C
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WANTED to buy ant tins- faena. SL S.
FOR" SALE Spaa mulea
workers. X W. -Barling. Rt. 4. Salem.
MILK GOATS, fresh, wfll sell ar
trad for chicken R. S, Box 208.
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FOR - 8ALE Oood grad Jersey
rresaen ADru il as. tl bofs
after p. m. . ?-
POLLY AND HER
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Interesting Pacts
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8txten years ago today war
resolutions woro ia order.
With signs ot spring basin ess
improves. Watch The Statesmaa
this week for important merchan
dise announcements.
The weather a year ago today
was cloudy with threatening rain.
LIVESTOCK and POULTRY
BABT CHICKS every Wednesday.
Hanson strain. White Leghomn, from
pedigreed stock, R. L Reds. Barred
Rocks. Whit Wyandotte. Reduced
price.
RTJBT I WOODWARD
JEU. , Box MB
TeL 44F81
ah-a m.. r,vvv-AvruLn
I mil eft. 4 horses. 51 K. Front St
MONEY TO LOAN
'Bells of Harmony
Heard ever KOIN dally
ring oat a loan service that
Is really really different
YOU GET THE FULL
AMOUNT OF LOAN
IN CASH
ONLY LAWFUL INTEREST
STRICT PRIVACY
QUICK AND COURTEOUS SERVICE
ON LOANS $10 to $300
Beneficial Loan
Society
OF SALEM
Room 119 New Bligh Bldg. 2nd Floor
LICENSED BT STATE
SIS Stat Street TeL 8-7-4-0.
PERSONAL LOANS
MADB en furniture, ears, salaries
or other good security. Ranayabl
monthly. When ta financial need e
is Derore closing a loan. ,
GENERAL INVESTMENT
CORPORATION
First National Bank Bldg. fha 8618.
PERSONAL INSTALLMENT LOANS
STATE LOAN COMPANY
313 Oregon Building. 2nd Floor
Office bra 1:00 A. M. to :30 P. M.
Telephone 7783. State license No.
S-165.
Borrow on personal property: repay
In monthly Installments. WIT .LA M-
ETTB LOAN CO.. State Ila 8-169. 60S
Guardian Bldg. TeL 3877.
MONEY LOANED ON AUTOS
Contracts Refinanced
Arrange to reduo youi payment
Yon keep the car
T. A. KIKEB
Car. Liberty 8t and Farry
ine 4T SaWti rV
LOANS WANTED
WILL PAT 10 INTEREST ON
$700.00 FOR ONE TEAR EXCEL
LENT SECURITY. Box STS. States
man.
FOR SALE WOOD
No. 1 16 m. old Mr. $4.00. TeL 4410,
Dry wood $4.00. Phon 9411.
Green 2nd growth fir 16 In.
George Mettaler. Marlon. Ore.
$3.1.
GUARANTEED DRY
TL 1000 Salem Fuel Co.
Cottsga
Trad 4
Old fir. 2nd growth. TeL 9T49.
DRY FIR AND OAK WOOD, oal
and fuel 1L Call on n for price. W
glv goo measure, good quality and
eood servfe.
LARMER TRANSFER A 8TORAQB
Teleohen 8181
Ash. fir and oak. TeL 6648.
WOOD Old fir $4.25. Tel. 8932.
LOST AND FOUND
LOST Black traveling baa on high
way north of Salem. Phone
FOR SALE USED CARS
Used Cars
1981 Chevrolet Coach
.$145.00
. 876.00
. 136.00
. IT6.00
195.00
166.00
1931 Ford Coach , .... .
1939 Ford Spt. Rdstr.
1939 Krskine Tudor
119 Dodge St S Coup
1938 F-ssex Sedan
1838 Rasex Coach
li.e
And iota of others te pick from.
See Larry for Used
Cars '
836 8. Com. S If Garag
Aero tram Mario Hotel
McKay's Used Cars
WITH AN O. K. THAT COUNTS
'86 Essex Coach f 46.00
'81 Ford Tudor Sedan 898.00
'39 Btilck Sda , , 385.00
8 Chryaler -T- Sedan . 476.00
'81 Ford Long w. b. track 886.00
CHsrvROLSTa
'34 Coup , I 60.00
18 Sedan . 41.
'81 Coach - 066.ee
31 D Lux Sed&a 446.00
88 Special 8daa 675.00
'SS Track i 135.00
81 Long W. B. Track - ,,. 415.00
McKay Chevrolet Co.
TERMS TRADES
Ona veinr and Sunday
SS8 Crater Phon 8188 48 N. Coxal
Ford Snort Cabriolet Se and drive
Oil ear t Appreciate. Easy terma 48
jnnata.
"Jv"AJTKD 2s ud eara See us at
coo. S43 Chemeketa SL Open
lag aad Sundaya
PALS
EIISIEillHlll
I0CEBMJ1IHI
D. O. Brock left Satnrday mors-
lag by track for Willow Creek,
eastern Oregoa taking the Rho
ten hay baler with bias and win
return with a load -of baled bay.
S. A. Rhotea part has ad orar 100
toss of hay ia th stack sad Is
sending his owa baler frost bars
to sssist with the baling. Warren
Creech of th Bethel neighbor
hood will go to operate the baler.
Mr. Rhoten reports that mach
ot the alfalfa fields la the eastern
part of the state were badly dam
aged by the t reeling of last win
ter, some fields being entirely
rained. It appears that the fields
ot Grimm alfalfa have stood the
winter better than the Up rooted
varieties and while It has all been
damaged, there are few fields of
Grimm alfalfa that will have to be
plowed up this season, while it Is
not deemed profitable to leave the
fields of the other Yarieties in
many cases.
There was practically a 100
percent kltl of fall sowa wheat In
Umatilla. Morrow, Gilliam and ad'
Joining counties, bnt for the
greater part the farmers have
been able to reseed and the spring
sown wheat Is now coming up snd
with hoped for spring rains the
spring sown wheat may make a
satisfactory crop. The farmers are
receiving from SS cents to 31
cents per bushel for wheat, bnt
there is no general selling.
Here and there Individual lots
have been taken over by the large
grain companies but moat of the
warehouses are full of wheat be
ing held for higher prices. The
flour mills require hard wheat
for their best flour. Varieties ot
soft wheat are being used foH
spring seeding. It is believed that
much higher prices win be paid
for the old crop hard wheat next
fall for milling purposes even
though the world market might
be the same.
DAK'S STOCK MART
NEW YORK, April 1 Indeci
sion was still th mood in today's
irregular stock market. With vol
ume down to 400,440 shares,
prices worked back and forth las
lly. Final quotatHtvs averaged In
to a nominal net loss, with th
most active leaders finishing com
fortably above the day's mini
mums. Tobaccos again strengthened
and favorites elusg to gains of 1
to around X. Industrial leaders
seemed content with recent quo
tations and contributed littl to
th day'a changes.
American Tobacco "B" and Lig
gett & Myers "B" wer strong.
American Can was well supported,
waue Montgomery Ward. Sears
Roebuck. Lambert. Great Westers
Sugar, Borden. Du Pont and Gen
eral Electric, returned moderate
gains. North American and Cana
dian Pacific closed with a frac
tional toss. Santa Fe Preferred
slumped 5H In a thin market.
while Eastman Kodak, whose
management hopes to maintain
th present dividend barrier a
further decline in business, drop-
pea z.
Radio
Program
TTJSSDAY, AT SIX.
3L8W Portland 630 Ka
T:00 Orgs concert NBC
t:IO Happy Jack, KBC.
S :0O Teur Child, KBC.
0 .0 Cooking school.
9 :38 Martha Vsade Society. HB0L
19.00 Arioa Trio, KBC.
1:8 Woman's Marsala. NBO.
11:80 Rhythm Tenders. NBC.
18:18 Wester Farm 4 Hem hoar.
ABU,
1:00 Stringweed Xasemble, VBO.
S:00 A Pearce aad fits Oaag, NBC
8:15 Melody Mixers. KBC
3:30 Mid-Week Federation Hyms. ISO
S :45 Friendly Chat,
4:45 Tea-Ttmers. NBC.
S:0O Mahdi. th Msgicisa.
5:1S Roaad th World Clab. SBtt
00 -he BaUsdette. NBC
:10 Book Chat.
8:00 Amo 'a' Aady, KBC
8:15 Memory Laae. KBC.
e.-eo Masieal hUaarqviaa. KOXO.
10:80 Hotel Hark Heykias rekestra,
KBC
11 :00 Hotel Ambnaaador erebestr. KBC
1 1:80 Orgs eeaoert, KBC.
XOAC Cerratlls 5 SO X.
T. -00 Morning Mediattie, led by Dr.
Freak B. Matthews.
0:0 Heaae Economics Obaerver.
13:00 Karm how.
8:90 Mrs. Bar Watt Prentiss "Year
Child as Ha Grows Older."
B.-OO Farm trk6 report.
:S0 Tar boor.
WANTED USED CARS
WANTED Lata tnodel llgnt co-pex
Must be ohap tor cash. TeL 6367. -
, ; 'A Burnt
INDECISION SEEN III
GRAIN ADVANCES CONTINUE HERE
SMALL WINTER CROP BOOMS PRICES
Barley Goes to $20 in
Salem; Hogs go to
$4.10 Hundred
Further advances la th local
graia market were -reported yes
terday with wheat quoted ap two
ceats. to If cents on both red
and white. Barley took a $4 leap.
to a rang from III to flf for
both whit and gray.
Scarcity aad Increased demand
combined hare forced th barley
and oat prices -np. While Quan
tity available U limited, those
who bsv th products will not
sell unless offered a premium.
Hogs were np 10 cents a hand
red, to a top of 14.10.
New potatoes, received from
Florida and tor which demand is
very limited, are quoted dowa
two cents, to six cents a pound.
Asparagus, more plentif sL ia
dowa to a range of from to It
cents a pound. Taklma potatoes
are stronger, at f z.tr a crate.
Bmau lots of artichokes are
coming In, at 90 cents per dozen,
General Markets
rnomrcn kxohastob
PORTLAND, Ore.. April 8. (AP)
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Extras lie, stsadarde 17c. prime first
Tie, urn ise. err- rrea extras ise.
bmiiii lie.
Portland Grain
PORTLAND. Ore.. April 8. (AP)
War.
Ope
High
Lew Close
slay, new
stay, eld .
-81
-58 H
6
SS Sl 58
54 S 54
64 53 84
Jul;
ly
CsU wheat
Ke. 1:
Big Bead blueitem
61; dark hard wiater, 13 per eeat 59.
per eea sett waits Stt;
wester wkiU, aertkerm spriaf 51;
hard wiater 62; wester red 50.
OaU h'e. 9 white 821.
Tor No. 81 yallew $1.
Miliraa stsadard $15.
Portland Produce 1
PORTLAND. Ors.. Anrit 3. (AP)
Batter Prists. 93 score ev better 19e
posed, standard 19e.
Is(( Facifia PoaKry Prodacera seU
lag price: rreak extras 14e. standards
lli. aadlnau 13c.
Caa try aaeats Sellisg price te ratal I
: Uoua try-killed hogs. Vest batchers.
uader 150 pounds 5-Se; vaalere 80 to
100 pwenda. T-Se: lambs 11-11 Uc.
ipriags 1819c; yearliaga 5c. heavy ewe
-. caaoev cows s-the, sail t-la.
Sate Vrego walnst 15-1S posed,
pesauts 10a, Brasil IS-14c. alaiead ls-
lOe, filbert 20-Z2. paeaas 80c
Cascsr bark Baytag nric. 1938 seeL
8-8 e pound.
Hops .Nominal, 1S33. 3IV-30c
Batterf st Direct t shippers: StKa.
14c: Portland delivery prices, churaia
cream 14-lie, eweet creass higher
Live pealtry Bayiag pnee: Beevy
heas. celored, 4 ponads 13c; d saedi
aai lie: light 10-1 ly; spriaga light 14e,
heavy 14c; old roosters 5c. dueka. Pe
kiaa, spring ITe. old ll-lte, colored 10c.
Oaie Selliag prlee te retailers t Ure-
sea 9l.2S-l.S5 ceataL Tskima Spanish
90C-81.S5 ceaUL
Petatees Lecal, 65-T5e eraage hex;
Desehate Oems 81.85-1.40. do Bskers
S1.50, Tskima Gem $1-1.85.
bew petatoea Florida 6-7c
Wool 19J3 slip, eontlnal; Wlllamett
valley ll-15e poaad. esttera Oregea
10-18.
Hay Baying pnee from prodecer
Allalfe $18-18.50; clover 69 0.6; east
era Oregea timothy $16; eats aad vetch
$18.50.
Portland Livestock
PORTLAND, Ore., April 8. (AP)
Cattle Receipt 1400, eelvee 50; steer
ad ike slaff 25e aad mere higher.
Steers, 650 te 90O penada, good $5.50
5.85. mediam $4.50-60. Cemme $8.50
4.50; 900 t -110 peaads, goad $5.25
5.75, aediom $4.25-5.25, common $3.35
4.85; 1100 to ISO peoads. good S4.T5
6.85, medium $3.25-4.75. Heifer. 550 to
750 pound, good $4.50-5, com moa-me-dinm
$2.50-4.50: 750 to 900 peaads,
good-choice 94.85-4.75. eemmea-mediem
83.50-4.35. Cow, good $3.75-4.10. cm-moa-medhua
$2.75-3.75, low catter and
cutter $1.2 5 2.75. Bulls, yearliaga ex
eladed, good (beef) $3.76-8.25. eutur
msdiam $2-3.75. Vealers, good-eheiee
$5.50-0.50. mediam $4.25-5.50, call-common
82.50-4.35. Calves, 350 to 500
penndi. good choice $4-5.50, common-medium
92-4.
Hogs Receipts 1950: steady to firm.
Light light. 140 to 160 poaadt, geod
ehoiee $3.50-4.35. Lightweight, 160 te
180 peaada. $A3-4.35; ISO te 300
peoada, 84.15-4,85. Mediam weight, 800
t 330 peaads, $3.75-4.35; 330 to 260
te SO peaads, $3.85-4.15; SO to 850
peunda. $8.35-4. Pachisg aewa. 875 te
$50 poads, good $35 8.85. 350 to 425
peaad $3L35-S.7S, 425 to 650 ponads
88.35-8.73; S75 to 650 ponads. mediam
$8-8.60. Feeder aad Meeker pic. 7 e
180 peaaA. geed-ehoiee $2.75-3.75.
Shoe aad Uaabe Reeaipt 8500; flr-
ly steady.
Lamba, SO poena down,
S5.2S-S.6S. mediem 83.50-6.1
ponads down, good-fholce
eXkaa $3.50-6lS; 90 t 86
posmd. geoe-ebeice $5-6.50. YerHg
weUer. 90 I 110 po ad a, gooa-esoice
$8-4, mediam $3-8. Ewes, 90 te 130
poaade, geed-eheUe $1.95-3.76; IS to
15 pons ex, f i-x.o ; u wetgnte. eese-moa-aeareas,
$1-3.
7:16 Dr. Victor P. Vorri "The
- WhU ia Review."
7:48 His Clara Aag-asta Trotter'
Little Child ShaH Lead Them.'
8:0ft Orere But celiac mctieal.
8:15 Listield college pregram.
KOUT Per- 940 K.
8:80 KOIN Kmc.
10:00 Maria, Little Freaeh Pria
CBS.
11:80 Ameriean School of the Air, CBS.
l-OO P-ntnlne Panel. DLB9.
6:00 Jaae Fremaa. Leonard Haytos's
orchestra. CBS.
8:80 California Melodies CBS.
7:80 Ed wi C. HUL CBS.
8:00 Redding White, toner.
9:15 Uahnswa Hands. R.T.
10:00 Fierito's orchestra, DLBS.
10:00 Rose City Beaver.
Offeinf,,
Salem Markets
Gnuto s rw 4 milk,
co-op pool price, fl-M per
hsjrdred.
Sarplas 5e.
(MUk e aI-MtUy
Sunsets average.)
Battertat Sweet 17c
soar 15c Prints 10c, cnbes
ITe.
Price paid 6 giewet fer Sale. Vayera
April S
(Th priee belsv. sapphoS y Weal
greeer. r Udlettlv f the daily stark
ht ace rearaetecd by Tb Stateaatsa)
rSOTT aJTB tXOXTABUS
Artiekekea dea. .00
adiswes. local, doe. .se
Petatees, arw Fieri
Asparar-
. 9 te .18
.1.T8 t i.oe
as
46
.
Oairets, Calit. ere4
Ores pepper, Callt. La.
Pea. OaUt. ta.
Cabete. lb.
Oaleaa dea. baaehee. .
Petatees. Yak lata Ke. 1
Local
.V5 t 1.00
Sweet potatoes, crate
Lettace, CmHf.
Oalooa VVaUa Wall .
.1.50
.8.T6 te 8.86
.as
.
lo
Labiah. cwt
Partaipe. haadred -
Rbaberb. Weal
CaUf, lb.
Celery. Calif.. crate
Msxiea Teeaatsce
Italia BreeceU, IK
Apples .
Wieaaapa. taaey .
JOt
AS
.38
8.50
J)T t .OS
. JO
-L40
. .50
Extra faaey
Hawtowae, O gral
Fancy
Extra fancy
1.85
.S
.1.00 te 1.96
.1.50 t LTS
.8.00 te 4.00
Cauliflower. Calif, crate
Batabarae, haadred
Araares. P P.
H
raaey
Beets. Calif, in.
Turaipa. Calif., crate
Spinach. Calif, crate
Banaaae. lb. ea stock
.310
.3.35
. .06
Hi ads
- .05
HOPS
Top,
Top,
19S3.
1981.
lb.
.to
.36
lb.
COOS
Bering Price
Extra ...
Standards
Mediums
ao
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.06
POULTRY
Old rooster .
.04
JO
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.0
.0
ae
Colored he .
Medium baa
Light heas
Baker .
Light fryer .
STRAY
Lambs, top
.8.00
.4.10
.s.ss
Hers, top
First eats
8leers
Cows , -Heifers
-04 te .04
.el
to .02
te .03
te .02
.05
-02
.03
Balls
Dressed veaL te
Dressed bore
QHADT AND HAY
Wheat, waster red
White, Me. 1
.OS
5
se
Barley, Up, tea 16.00 te 30.0
Oats, to 20.00 to 85.00
Hay. beyias
Oat sad vetch, to 12.00 to 14.00
Alfalfa, valley, lat cat. .18.00 te 15.00
Eastern Or Con 16.50
Clover hay -83.00 to 14.00
WOOL
Medina.
Coasee .
Uebair .
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.06
-a star hot
Stocks and Bonds
APRIL S
(Copyright, 1933. Standard Statistics C.)
stock ava&Au-a
60 20 80 I
Ind'l SB's Ufs Tout
Today 47.7 85.0 61.S 48.8
Previse day , 47.0 33.3 63.8 40.7
Week are 48. 24.8 SO S 4 8
Year age S4.S 3.0 88 64.
Syearssg 19A.S 119.6 347.0 199.S
High 1933 65.8 80.0 95.9 58.8
Lew 1933 42.3 SS.S et.8 48.0
High 1938 7S.S 89.8 111.0 79.8
Lew 198? 85.1 18.S 51.8 38.0
New 1938 low.
BOND AVZRA0R5
20 30
Ind'l Kit' a
Today 59.8 58.8
Previoo day 69.6 58.
Week ago 61.0 61.4
Yesr ago 65.6 C8.7
3 year age 94.5 104.6
Hire 1938 SS.1 S5.T
Lew 1938 68.8 87.0
Hirh 1933 , 71.8 78.0
Lew 1933 , 58.8 47.4
30 60
Ct'a Totol
74,4 S4.1
74.4 S4.4
76.8 66.1
80.7 71.0
99.1 100.0
98.S 72.0
74.4 ss.e
86.3 78.1
70.9 8.75
NOTICE OF FINAL
SETTLKSCKVr
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned has filed In the
County Court ot th State of Ore
gon, for the Cosnty ot Marion,
her duly verified Final Account,
i administratrix of th esut of
William H. Troy, deceased, and
that said Court has fixed Tues
day, the 2nd day of May, 1933.
at th hour ot tea o clock A. M.
ot said day, as the time, snd
the County Court Room In the
County Court Hons st Salem, in
Marlon County. Oregon, as the
Discs tor hearing said final ac
count aad all objections thereto.
Dated at Salem. Oregon, this
llth day of March. 1933.
IDA A. Troy, Administratrix ot
the Estar of William H. Troy,
Deceased.
RONALD C. OLOVER. Attor
sey for Administratrix. Salem,
Oregon. M 28 A 4-11-1 8-25.
CALL FOR BIDS
West Salem school asks bids for
40 cords wood. Delivery by Aug.
II. No wood accepted that wilt
sot go through t by IS In. door.
Board reserves right to reject any
or all blda. Close April 12.
MRS. NINA DeLAPP,
291 Oertb A,-. Diet, Clerk.
A-2-4-S
Chicago Mart Cheered
By Adverse News
From Planters
CHICAGO. Aprn S (AP)
Wheat went skyrocketing today t
within cent of the peak prices
attained Jost after ta recent
bank holiday period came t an
end.
Today's renewal ot soaring, quo
tations accompanied authoritative
unofficial reports that United
States Ills production ot winter
wheat would be th smallest sine
1904. totaling bnt S71.009.000
bushels compared with 441,00 .-
009 last year. Th reports esti
mated the present condition of the
crop as only 41 per cent of nor
mal, the lowest condition ever
known and 11 points below a ten
year average. .
Wheat closed strong at virtual
ly the day's highest quotations.
1 1-8 to 1 1-4 cents above Satur
day's finish, corn 1 1-S to 1 S-S
up, oata 1-4 to 1-1 advanced.
Today's closing quotations:
Wheat: May IS 1-4 to T-S: Jly.
56-38 to 1-2; Sep. 57 1-4 to 1-8.
Corn: May 31 ft-S to 3-4: Jly.
33 5-8 to 3-4; Sep. 15 3-8 to 1-4.
Oats: May 19 3-4: Jly. 20: Sen.
SO 1-4.
BELOW If.SI YEAR
Commercial hatcheries in the
country aa a whole produced con
siderably fewer ehicks in Janu
ary aad February than a year
ago, with aome decreases in book
ings for March and later, accord
ing to the hatchery report re
leased by the bureau of -agricultural
economics. The trend varied
a good dal In the different sec
tions of the country.
A decrease la February ot
approximately 11 per cent oc
curred In chicks hatched, with
bookings down about S per cent
compared to February 1931. Most
of the decrease was la th north
central states, according to th
report.
In the Pacific coast s t a t e a
hatchings were about S per cent
less in February than a year ago.
but bookings for March and later
wer nearly I per cent greater.
Some increase In ehick produc
tion In the mountain atates and
along th Atlantic coast was In
dicated.
The decrease la commercial
hatchings may b offset more or
less by increased farm hatchings.
but there- ia no information to
show Just what the trend Is
farm hatchings is.
State hatchery reports vary
greatly. For example, aom sec
tion ia California show msrked
decrease In commercial hatch
ings, while some Oregon regions
where commercial egg production
has been emphasised, report that
the hatcheries there dealing in
high grade chicka are running
to capacity this year with orders
booked ahead.
Light Demand is
Noted for Wool
BOSTON. April 3 (AP)
Wool quotations show affair de
gree of firmness in spue or a very
light demand from manufactur
ers. About the only business be
ing closed Is on small qualities to
fill Immediate requirements. Buy
ers tbat are looking at wool for
which ther may later have a need
appear in no baste to close tran
sactions. , Receipts of domestic
wool here daring th week ending
April 1. estimated by the Boston
grain and flour exchange were
338,700 lbs- compsred with 381.-
200 lbs. the previous week.
ICOTICE OF APPOIXTMENT OF
EXECUTRIX
Notice Is hereby given that the
undersigned has been daly sp
polnted by the. Cosnty Court of
the State of Oregoa for the coun
ty ot Marlon, as executrix or th
last will and testament and estate
ot Julia Schroeder. deceased, and
that ahe baa daly qualified as such
executrix; all persons hsvlsg
clalma aralast the estat of aald
decedent srs hereby notified to
present the same, duly verified, te
me,- at the office ot Ronald C
Glover, my attorney, 203 Oregon
Building. Salem. Marion County.
Oregon, within six months front
the date of thla notice.
Dated at Salem. Oregon, this
2 1st day of March. 1933.
FREDA ENGELHART,
Executrix of the last will and
testament and estate of Julia
Schroeder, decessed.
RONALD C CLOVER.
Attorney for Executrix.
Salem. Oregon. M21-2t A (-11-11
By CLIFF STERRETT
HHCl ITCH
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