Ths) OREGON STATESilAN, SaJeru Oregon, Wedaday MorajnAprn 5, 1933
PAGE SEVEN
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Business
Directory
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monthly basis only. Rat :
$!. pr line per monta.
AUTO BRAKES
Mike Panek. the brak and shimmy
doctor. 17S Sooth Comme-rlsl Street.
BEAUTY PARLORS
Millar Boaaty Shop, dial T358.
CATERING
Burt Crarr. the caterer. Ph. 3753.
CHIMNEY SWEEP
Telerthatio 445. TV R Northness.
CHIROPRACTORS
DR. XX I SCOTT. PSC. Chiropractor.
K. High. TeL Res. 3573.
Correspondence Instruction
International Correspondence school.
Business, technical courses. Bx. IS.
a McGUUvray. Tel. 4123.
DRESSMAKING
MRS. SNELGROYE. 485 N. Cot-.
Tel. 7488. HemBtUehmg. a vara.
FLORISTS
CUT Orwsrs. wedding bouquets fun
eral wreatha. deeoratle. C.
haupt. narbu. 677 Court. Tel. SJ04.
ALU kinds of floral work. Luts Fior
1st. Hth 4 Market Tel. 953.
GLASS
Auto and window (lass mirrors. TJ
I1M. Walter J. uownn.
INSURANCE
BECKS ti HENDRICKS
181 N. High Tet 484T
COFFEY-SMITH, gen. Ins. TeL 8832.
LAUNDRIES
TUB NEW SALEM LAUNDRY
tvtw. nrmiER LJkTJNDRY
itl a. Hlah TeL 81XS
CAPITAL CITY LAUNDRY
im tn Duality and Servte
Teleohono US 1284 Brdway
LAWN MOWERS
Sharpened, repaired and traded.
HARRY W. SCOTT. "The Cycle Man .
MATTRESSES
Mattresses from factory to homo.
Spring mattress $8.00. Renovators and
v"' -i rieA- I
fumlgatora ugs cleaned. Capital Bed- I
dine Co. TeL 40. 10SO N. Capito. I
ding Co.
mr imu mad to order. Old
remade; carpet cleaning, sizing; fluff
rug weaving- saiem iun iub
tr?.s Factory, a 13th A Wilbur. TeL
8441. Otto F. Zwlcker. Est l'.UL
MUSIC STORES
nipn r WILT -Pianos, radios, sew
ing Inachne aht musle and piano
Btudlcs. wepairin t ." " "rT,
and sewing macainea. uk w
Balem.
MUSIC INSTRUCTION
win anUar aadl lessons for
.nvVn. 1 earn oW Stornow. SSOCourt.
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MEDICINE
n. rh vaa Chhteso Medicine Co.
Hour Tuosday aad FrWjqieO a.m.
to 4:80 p. aa. " ""
PRINTING
nrn trt aTTfwrEHTL card. '? pamph
Lr-Ia & CasaaaarclaL Tele
AyW' a'wp - " -
phone 8101-
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT
VT n rinmaH.
Tax Reuorts,
AudUin'g. 110 Jt Canal,
or ,j
Tel
REAL ESTATE
BECKB gBaCDRICKS. TeL 4947.
W. H. GBABHKHOstST CO
lit & Llbarty BU
TeL 0488.
sr, wcv-T a. CON
804-S a. Blda. Tel. 7807.
STOVES
STOVES sad stow repairing. Stoves
for mL WBX and repaired. All
tor J, w fancy and
..!T7riT?. R. B Fleming
VnSTTTJ nyti ai aaaaaasaBBSBaSSSa
v TRANSFER
ivnfer Co. 226
J A- .. TiliaIHlttlriat for
3TinViL Distributing, for-
-aal MiiHt. our specialty.
Uet oar
. jirf.ni transfer storage.
Sail IlIU LaVmeVrransfer Co. Truck.
to Portland oany.
, WELL DRILLING. .
n a. west. 80 years experience.
RJ . n io V- Tet I1QFS.
Wool Sales Light,
Quotations Steady
ROSTON. April 4 (AP) The
volume ot sales in wool continues
very light. Prices show little
change but Quotations are steady
on the principal offerings. Con
siderable attention is being given
to the far west where new wools
are being bought or contracted by
Bobton houses. Activity in the
west la reported steady, :r.
GEORGE .PENROSE WINNER
DATTON, April 4 George Pen
rose of Wheatland, a junior of the
amity Union high school who won
the Future Farmers ot America
lounty public speaking contest at
McMInnvflle. his subject being,
"Why Education 't or ? life on th
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FOR SALE Miscellaneous
Exclusive DroducL Nationally adver
tised-Crazy Crystals. 118 S. High.
Seed potatoes. Earliest of AIL Early
Rose. Early Ohio, British Queen, Net
ted Gem. Bin-bank. H. A. Hyde Co.,
2698 Portland Road. Tea. 919 1.
Freah crabs row at Fldler stand.
Intersection Silrerton-Fortland road.
-iii-ini-m i i riri( iiri rrtrji.n.ru mjen .m
HAT. ALFALFA, first duality. 411
Guardian Bldg. Tel. 8482.
Burt-anX seed potatoes. Quality and
quantity, as. cnnningham. Tel. Z1F2.
HOP PLOWS
Si oner hop plow second hand. 1300,
New one, new design, all steel con
struction. isss.ee.
Bide cutters one way. 155.00.
Side ratters two war. 1107.00.
ELOPER BROSL, Independence, Ore
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nsed wood range aa part payment on
Westingbouwi "FUvor Zona" electric
atove. In first eteaa eoaAtkm. ksa tban
tbTM years old. coot aw $200. Will
IT or awn terma to r
2msIrf?,Sr- ?.-,US?ILoc Uem I
I day at ITT N. Capitol. Salem. I
FOR SALE Good oat bay. Cromley
uroa. rnoae soinz.
Wen rotted barnyard fertulser torr"; '
sale, reaaanable. Phono 4984.
TRADE Miscellaneous
TRADE FOR CAR Lot on paved
street Concrete walk, no Indebtedness.
Phone BS54.
WANTED Miscellaneous
" y mrow away gooa money t 'ine
hwerjr menalng dept at Gran(1 SIlv.r
r.n,lr- hni iik n.w. En to S5e.
Why throw away good money? The
store repairs hose like new,' So to 25c
WANTED Two ton second b. gal-
Tanized hop wire and stove. Chas.
Schrelber. Mullno, Ore. K. F. JJ. 1,
Box 147.
WANTED Contractor to finance
Mil tkiilM (90S Do hnm, on 1 1 5 of 1
terma O. Sigurd son. R. .8, Sclo, Ore.
Wanted used bath room scale. See
Kletzlng. Statesman office.
MISCELLANEOUS
Best hah- cut Adults 20c. child.. 15a
Two blocks S of library. 8 Winter.
FOR RENT ROOMS
Fnrnl3hed rooms with or without
board. Tel. 8797.
ROOM AND BOARD
aaaajSaaaMMisaa
Board, rm.. near P. O. 220. TeL 5482.
LARGE, NICELY furn. heated
room, with hoard, special rates I or
two people. Tel. 4375.
8TUDENTS, business women. TeL
3202.
ROOM OR RM. and bd. for gentle
man in modern home near state nouse.
Box 133, Statesman.
Mod rooms, reasonable. 645 Marlon
trim I?WT APrTIK'VTSlr:;!Z. nd Tuesday. TL
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Patton apartmenta down town. Call
Pattern book sivre.
Fur. 2 R. act. 2201 Hazel. TeL
T684.
aasaaasasMssW
Mod st. heated apta, TeL 8490.
First floor apU Hll Court.
yjriry--'iti'mTr 1-" i
Nice) furnished apt. K90 Union.
tiaaWMMe,aM wVaiiiaeai
t rm. furn. apt., 251 Center St.
sjjfxrajiriru-srurs i -ii- -
Apta $10, JI2. 891 N. ComX
Furn. apt. 1S98 Court Et
1st floor furn. Tel. 4269.
FOR RENT HOUSES
vrinrLrxrtrwVM-iri-i- "i" " - - - - -
Furn. and -unfurn. bouse a ! K.
I Forkner. 181S N. Cottage. TeL 803L
1 aalfcaaaa,,
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8 room bungalow for rent. izs -na- i
w..w. yrrr
Attrae. furn. 6 R. cottage. TeL S274.
mwv.-
a ttnnvs. nartiy rurnisnea. neai,
.inu in. Inaulre 94 S. xlign. . -
GOOD S.R. HOUSE. 475 S. Winter.
House at 234S State St., partly fur
nished. 310 ma
For rent 7 room modern home in
good district. Partly lumisneu n uy-
l aired, electrle remgerawon, eieciriw
range, win rent ior a immui.
anonslble iiarty. nmno au.
Trow RENT
Several residence properties with
large gerden spots. Rent from 87.80
to 110.00;
4ii Rt. Street Phone 808.
Strictly modern 4 -room house. Reas-1
eniMi . InTurr 21 nrroan ot.
FOR RENT
wr REST OR SALE, cheap, by I
nia- a A 1 ml from Salem. 6 rm. I
. - - -
-ha, big chicn no- eic.;. iin ,
S. Bx. 27A
Far rent, furnished 8 room subur
ban home, p!Je, wash, maehinex acre
-fruit, chicken coop. Would Ilk to
leas for a year. Fair view Ave., B 3,
Box 18.
"WANTED TO RENT
FOR RENT 4 aera fruit tract Lib-I
orty dtatric. - rsa . to, a -U bans
and cblckea house. Cash rent. Phon
FOR SALE Real Estate
SACRIFICES BT OWNER
- Class!. S bedrooms, mod. bungalow,
doubl plumbing, fireplace, hd, wood
floors, furnace, garage, In walnut park
see thla
REAL COZT HOME
4-R. mod., nook, full basement, fur
nace, laundry trays, garage. Clear to
exchange for S room mod. Hons tn
good shape, tn the NE Salem.
VAN M. GREER
114 Oregon Bldg. Ph. 7SK.
-i-i-iririrmririrxTLTLnAu
An Ideal place for boo culture. 80
acresof which SO are No. 1 bop
soil, 10 heavy timber 8H ml. out of
Albany In Santlam basin. For sal
by owner Address H. R. Schultx. Bal
timore Bldg.. Albany, Ore.
Now the time to buy that bouse.
I have a complete list of modern
houses to sell like rent
H. a SHIELDS
Oregon Bldg. TeL StOZ.
FOR RENT About So acre hnttom
farm land ; also chicken ranch espe
cially well equipped. Close in, paved
road. Phone 9823 or 1SF12.
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Two modern houses, 4 and S rooms,
on large lot, hardwood floors, base
ment, nice location, marked down to
sell, price only $3800 for both. Splen
did modern S room home with base
ment and hardwood floors, garage,
large lot, paved street for only 8300.,
on easy terms.
4 room house, fireplace, - garage,
paved street, nice location for only
flSSO.OO on easy terma
Melvin Johnson W. M Pennington
275 State Street
ww ... - ww.
SPECIAL
room house on larg corner, close
to business district. For sal at low
figure or owner will consider small
prune farm as part.
SEE Mra Ellis with
CHI LPS 4k MILLER, Realtors
S44 State Street Phone 8708
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AT CITY LIMITS
immediat possession of a strictly
modern 10 room horn with cheerful
rooms, large living room In front with
fireplace, full basement, furnace, dou
ble garage, large corner lot with nice
ground a Cost over 812,009. Price cut
"rr iow lor today s market and will
accept small home as part.
CHILD 8 MILLER, Realtors
Misstate street Phone 8708
- FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
" c,ie 18 le inahe golf course,
beautiful view, convenient location.
laga modern club houa suitable for
dancing parties. Sell cheap, or will ac
cept clear Salem property as part pay
ment. CHILDS MILLER, Realtors
-144 Stat Street Phone 8708.
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finon TTTTV
SISOO farm. 154 mnrmm A T V
f?te.a cord, of wood
m juacv, running water, on mil of a
good town. Best buy In vaUer 8EB
BECHTEL or THQMASOV
24 1 guti i
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lit acre, creek, snrlnak. lmndin.
Taka der hOM- Owner. 448 Hood St,
- s.
EXCHANGE Real Estate
LOOK Far nk or
dairy ranch. 4 miles a E. or Tilla
mook, good land, good bars, house.
some rruit. Will trade for smaller
ranch In valley. Alta Ruch, R. 1, Box
j n j a rsv t .
FOR SALE FARMS
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GOOD FARM HTIYS
25-acres. Good hor or notittn mnVI
mall house and barn. Price $1500.00;
25-ACRES 828SO.OO
-Ff nAlllA TVnvllt W Vimian Vvrt 1
- T f v J aavW0k uai uf 7J
a. uaua, Kgooa toil), give terma
ZZO-ACKES $9500.60
lin.l milt- fhnn la.Jk r .
ber. running water, good, bottom land.
Hop yards all around thla i1jm a n
nuse. Darn. Good poultry house Give
lerms.
JAS. D. SEARS, REALTOR
131 Booth High Street
ACREAGE
or aaie i acres of good fruit land
8 miles from Liberty, rood S
house and good building. Small down
payment, balance easy terma Call at
j. iiin sst or pnon 9541.
mm m m m -y n nXJlSOai.
PRICED FOR CASH
10 acres. 840 rer aora. Nur Warm-
dale, good road, electric lights avail
able, and large spring.
esttia HAWKINS A ROBERTS
For Farm Bargains
Business Opportunities
' rin-inri-inn.n.ii.
For rent garare anA senrtw aHnn
on busy highway. Tel. 8593.
I IVRSTHrK anA PniTI TtV
I ",M
SURPLUS BABY CHICKS at
riric prices Tuesday and Friday
only. See our bargains. Custom hatch
ing. Hatching eggs. Phon 133F2.
Lee's Hatchery. Salem, Oregon.
Custom hatching. S00 em at IKe
. late jLe s Hatcnery.
1ill --ui riii JU1ffWL-M
1200 lb. hora. 1 trenh row. 1 A.
Herrliiff, Route , Box 9C
FOR SALE Good grad Jerssv
cow, freshen April 21, S5. Tel. 80F4
arter p. m.
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8 mules. 4 horse EH N. Front St.
MONEY TO LOAN
PERSONAL LOANS
MADS en furnltur. cars. salarlM
or other good security. Rapayabl
monthly. When tn financial need see
us bfor closing a loan.
UEltRRAL INVESTMENT
CORPORATION
First National Bank Bide. Phon 8SSS.
PERSONAL INSTALLMENT LOANS
STATE LOAN COMPANY
212 Oregon Building. 2nd Floor
I Offlc lira. 10:00 A. M. to 8:30 P. M.
1 Telephone 7783. Sute license No.
, wrrow on personal properry; repay
j tn monthly Installments. . WTLLAM-
I ETTE LOAN CO- Stat 11a. 8-189. SOB
i uuaraian max. TeL IS7T.
I wwwwwwwom
MONET LOANED ON AUTOS
Csn tracts Raflnanosd
Arrange to reduce youi paymoats
Too keep th ear
P. A. EIKKR
Cor. Liberty St. and Ferry
J phone 4733
Saiam. Ora
POLLY AND HER
VARND
K Row THAT THE
K r3ARTERSySTEM
IX YVOULDNT
livvORK IN THE
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MONEY TO LOAN
'Bells of Harmony
Heard over KOXN dally
rug out a loan service that
Is really really nitterant.
TOT7 GET THE FULL
AMOUNT OF LOAN
IN CASH
ONLY LAWFUL INTEREST
STRICT PRIVACY
QUICK AND COURTEOUS SERVICE
on loans fie te isoe
Beneficial Loan
Society
OF SALEM x
Room 119 New Bligta Bldg. ind Floor
LICENSED BT STATE
818 State Street Tel. 8-7-4-.
LOANS WANTED
WILL PAY 10 INTEREST ON
$700.00 FOR ONE YEAR. EXCEL
LENT SECURITY. Box 175. States
man. FOR SALE WOOD
" m m s-"" r iTB-r'rirtri njiruLP-rLr
No. 1 18 In. old fir, 84.00. TeL 448.
Dry wood 14.00. Phone J41L
s1taAssssaav4rMsssSksSMaassl
Green 2nd growth fir IS m. 83.7S.
Georg Meltaler, Marlon, Ore.
GUARANTEED DRY
TL 8000 Salem Fuel Co. Trad a
Cottsge.
Old fir. 2nd growth. TeL 9788.
. DRT FIR AND OAK WOOD, oal
and fuel U Call ee o for price. W
giro eoo SMasvr. good euailfir aad
good serrte.
LaRMKR TRANSFER A STORAGE
Taloahon 8181
Ash. fir and oak. TeL 1848.
WOOD Old fir $4.18. Tel. 89J2.
Old fir If. $40. Tel. 81T8.
- LOST AND FOUND
LOST Black traveling bag on high
way north of Salem. Phone 6668.
FOR SALE USED CARS
McKay's Used Cars
WITH AN O. K. THAT COUNTS
'28 Essex Coach $ 48.00
'21 Ford Tudor Sedan 298.00
'29 Bulck Sedan , 288.00
20 Chrysler "70" Sedan 478.00
'31 Ford Long w. b. truck $85.00
CHEVROLETS
28 Conn t 80.00
8 Sedan .... -,. 46.00
81 Coach 888.00
'21 D Lnx 8daa 448.00
'28 Special Sedaa 878.00
28 Track , -, 18S.O0
81 Long W. B. Truck 498.ee
McKay Chevrolet Co.
i
TERMS TRADES
Open evenings and Sundays
232 Center Phone 2189 480 N. Com'L
1930 Chevrolet coupe. Don't overlook
this car. Today only. S43 Chemeketa.
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USED CARS
Specially Priced This Week
1929-Pontlac Sedan, thoroughly
reconditioned 8275.
1929-Ford Sedan. A-l 115.
1927- Chev. Coupe SS.
1928- Chev. Roadster, tip-top It.
1928- Whippet Sedan 9S.
1927-Pontlae Coupe 128.
1927-Chevrolet Cabriolet 90.
1929- Chev. Truck 180.
Be Us Before You Buy or Sen
We Buy Tour Equity
Borrego's Car Market
240 N. Liberty Phon 8888.
WANTED USED CARS
Wanted, 25 Used Cars
See us at one. Onen vnlngs aad
sunaay a 54 z cnemeketa Bt.
High School
Casts Study
Over For Sox
MILL CITT, April 4 Loud
sock day which in recent years
has taken the place of "flunk
day" of the seniors was observed
by the student body ot the high
School Friday.
: Lessons were discontinued for
the day and In place entertain
ment was provided by the pupils,
each one having to contribute to
the fun. In the forenoon a parade
Was held, and the various cos
tumes of those taking part called
forth many expressions ot raerrl
ment.
i Completing the holiday was the
annual basketball banquet which
was enjoyed that night with the
faculty and members ot the
school board and the team as
guests of honor.
Ed Neil and Woman
Get Prison Terms
For House Burning
DALLAS, April 4 Ed A. NeO.
34, and Miss Essie Hickman, it.
were sentenced to serve three aad
one years respectively, in the
state penitentiary, Monday by Cir
ctJt Jndge ATlIe O. Walier. The
v.,. -1r-aal -arrtttaa ennfea-
sions in which they admitted that
they had set fire to si house on the
iT. J. Primus place near Indepen
dence early In February In order
to collect Insurance.
They were taken to the prison
Monday afternoon.
PALS
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m MIF HE jr iNEW WF6RV TJ ZiSiS . f . !
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Western Season is Delayed;
Californians Holding
Fop Higher Prices
CORVALLIS. Ore.. April 4
(AP) With the honey season de
layed throughout the west by a
lata spring, beekeepers through
out California are expecting a
light flow this year and are re
ported holding present stocks of
sage and buckwheat honey for
higher prices, it was stated la a
review issued today by the U. S.
D. A. bureau of agricultural eco
nomics cooperating with the O. S.
C. extension service.
Lower California is still very
dry bo that a light crop of buck
wheat and sage honey Is expect
ed unless more moisture is forth
coming. In Oregon the opposite situa
tion holds in that excessive rain
west of the mountains has kept
bees la the hive up to a few
days ago, while east of the Cas
cades, where some of the largest
commercial apiaries are located,
spring is so late that maple and
pussy willow have been the chief
sources of pollen and nectar.
Some feeding has been necessary.
8ome sales have beea reported
through the eastern Oregon dis4
tries with large lots of white ex
tract, ea Bringing c z-l cents a
pound. Throughout the country.
local aalea ot honey have improv
ed recently with lncreasedcarlot
inquiries and some carlot sales
completed.
A wider range of winter losses
than usual are reported In indi
vidual states. Conditions are bet
ter in the Intermountaln region
except in eastern Colorado where
water shortage la serious. Sup
plies or honey are not heavy.
WOODBURN, ApM 4 The
Marlon County veteran's associa
tlon will held its annual spring
meeting in the Methodist Episco
pal church Thursday, April I
beginning at 10 a.m. The business
will be transacted in the morning
after which pot luck dinner
will be served in the church din
lag room.
A program is being prepared
by the committee, Mrs. Mabel
Nendel, Mrs. Emma Tysson and
Mrs. Laura Liveeay, and will be
presented after the dinner hour,
All veterans and members ot pa
triotic organisations are invited
to be present.
Other committees are: Kitchen
Mrs. John Glatt, Mrs. Mabel Non-
del, Mrs. Ida Harper and Mrs
Nora Broyles; dining room. Miss
Mary Hershberger, Mrs. Ella
Cammaek, Mrs. Mattlson, Miss
Mabel Jackson, Mrs. Mary Ban
man and Mrs. Martha Faulconer
reception, Mrs. Alice Ouyer. Mrs
Emma Bidwell. Mrs. Louisa Blurt
and Mrs. Annie Miller; decora
tloas. Mrs. Mae Otjen, Mrs. Eliza
beth Hanlon, Mrs. Amelia TJppen
dahl and Mrs. Carrie Finch.
Radio
Program
WEDNE8DAY, APKH. S
SO IN POST LAND 910 X.
:J0 KOIN Klock.
:SO Betty Croaker.
10:00 Marie, Little French Princess.-f
UBM.
11:30 American schoot ot the sir, CB9
1139 nook ot laie,
8 :00 Fecniain rsaclaa, DI.BS.
C:00 Bing Crosby, Leonard Hsytea's
orchestra. CB3.
T:38 Black El, K.T.
8:00 Beddlag WhiU. saaor.
10:00 Ted Fieri to's orckettra, OLBS.
10:30 Ie Honey s asae band.
so ac convAxua eso XU.
7:00 Morning Meditation led fey Bar.
W. Raymond Wilder.
8:00 Mraiag oaert.
9:00 Hosa aeoaaasie bserrar.
12:00 Keoa tans hoar.
8:00 A Tea Lik It, witk Aatheay
Kaver.
3:80 Dr. Henrietta Morris, "Keeping
Taralosa Oat ot Oreroa
7:00 D. B. T. Simnu. "Car of th
Tonag faal..
8:15 Oregon Tarmart' Uaiea prograas,
ddroa by U B. McBee, at to
president.
gQW POATLSsTTV 63J Xa.
T:00 Orgoa eoaeart. NBC.
7:15 Axaaricaa I'reduce compaay mar-
. kt report.
T:30 Organ awneart, NBO.
T :48 Aeooralaaa, MBO.
8:30 CraMeato rrom th Log of ta
Day. NBC.
9 :15-Oooxin4r sahooL
9:45 Orgo eeaeert, KBC.
10:00 Sarah Kraiallar, NBO.
16:80 Woaaaa's Xagax-ie at tk Ale,
MBO.
11:30 WaatauasUr ebotr. VBO.
8:08 Al ar aad Hi Gang. 3J80.
"Bird of
COW HOB
e Hiiw
GRAINS EXCEPT WHEAT BUOYANT
PRICES GO
Selling for Profits
Depresses Wheat;
Corn, Oats up
CHICAGO, April 4 (AP)
Buoyancy characterised the entire
grain list today except wheat.
Fresh high-price records for the
season were attained in corn, oats.
rye and barley 4
Liberal selling to realize prof
its on recent huge- purchases ot
wheat acted as a curb against new
advances in that cereal. Enlarged
speculative demand for grains
other than wheat attracted much
notice. Opinions were expressed In
some quarters Chicago wheat
prices had moved up too fast ot
late compared with Winnipeg and
Liverpool.
Wheat closed unsettled at the
same as yesterday's finish to
cent lower, with corn - ad
vanced, oats H-U up.
Todsy's closing quotations:
Wheat May, 55,- : July.
Sept., 57-57.
Corn May. July. 34
Sept.. 35.
Oats May, 19 -20: July. 20
K; Sept., 20.
General Markets
raODXJCB SXCHAKOX
POSTLAKD. Ore.. Anril 4. (AP)
rroaae exebsage. net prices: Batter
Extras 18e, standards 17a, prima firsts
lie. urns me. Em rresh extras 14a
atediaaai 12c.
Portland Grain
POKTLAXD. Or.. April A (API
Wheat Ooaa Ilira Low Cln
May. M ; 65 S3 58 68
May. old 54 Vs 54 H 54 64
July 54 V4 55 U 54 U 54 4;
Cask wheat: No. 1: Bis Bead bloestam
oi ; aara bard winter, 13 par cent 59 H
11 per cent 55V; soft vhita S3V,
western white, northern sarin- 51U
hard winter 62 H; western red 50 H.
UaU a. 2 white $21.
Cora No. 2K yellow 319.
Milh-oa standard 315.
Portland Produce
PORTLAND. Or.. April 4. (AP)
uaiier rnnix. score or better 20e
pound, standars 19e.
Ltth racrfi PonlU Prodncara ail
ing prieaa: Freah extras 14e, standards
4ze, meaiaaaa ize.
CounUT meats 8ellias Dries te ratal!
era: Country-killed hogs, best batchers.
under ISO pounds S ft -tie; yealers 60 to
tuu pooaoa. THi-8e: lamb 111214 c
aprisga 1819c; yearling 5c. heaty wa
oc. caanar cows z-dftc, Dalla 4-4
Mats Oregon walnols 15-1 He pound,
peanuts lOe, Braxil 12-14e, almanda 15
16c, (llbertt 20-22e, pecans 20e.
Casc'sra bark Baying eriee. 19S2 pel.
3-3 He ponnd.
Hope Nominal. 1932. 28 H -30c
Buttarfat Direct to shippers: UUtion.
lie; Portlaad delirary prices, eharaiag
creaat li-17e, sweet cream higher.
1.1 a poadiry Buying price: Heary
bens, colored, 4i pound 13e; do medi
ums lie; lights lie; springe light 14c.
heavy 14e;xold roosters 5e, daeka, Pa
ktne broilers 1112c, aid ll-12e. colored
lOe.
Osioss Selllag prieo to retailers: Or
goa 31.ii l.35 cental, Takima Spanish
VOc-31.35 ceauL
Potateet Loeil. 65 75a orange bax:
Deschutes Gems 81.35 1.49. do Baker
31.50. Yakima Gems f 1-1.35.
New potatoes Florida 6-7e.
Wool 1932 clip, nominal; Willamette
raJIey 12-15 pound, eastara Oregon
10 12.
Hay Buying price from producer
Alfalfa 313.50-14; clorer 39-9.50; eaet
era Oregon timothy 316; eats Tetch
14.
Portland Livestock
POBTLAKO. Ore
Cattle ReceipU 75,
heifers 25e higher.
April 4. (AP)
calyes 10; cows.
bterrs. 550 to 900 pounds, good 35. 5
5. 85, medium 34.50-5.50, common 13.50
4.50; 900 to 1100 pounds, good 35.15
5.75, medium 34.25-5.25, common 33.25
4.25; 1100 to 1300 poands. good 84.75
5.85, medium 33.25-4.75. Heifers. 550 to
750 pounds, good 34.50-5, common-medium
8 J. 50-4.50; 750 to 900 ponads,
good choice 34.S5-4.75, common -medium
33.50 4.35. Cows, good 33.75-4.10, common-medium
3.75-3.75, low cutter and
catter 31.25-2.75. Bulls, yearlings ex
claded, good (beef) ' 32.7S-3.25. cutter-mtd-uin
32-2.75. Vealors, good-clioice
65.50 6.50, aoediaai $4.25 5.50. call-cem-
on SI.50-4.J5. Calres. 250 te 600
pounds, good choice 34-5.50, comaoiet-
niam 2-e.
Hogt Receipts 300; about steady.
Light light, 140 to 160 pound, good
choice 33.50-4.35. Lightweight, 160 to
160 pound, 34.25-4.35; 180 to 200
pundt, 34.25-4.35. Medium weight, 200
to 220 paaads, 63.75-4.85; 220 to 250
t 290 poaads. $3.85-4.13; 290 to 350
penads. 83.26 4. Packing sows, 375 to
850 pounds, good 33.25-8.85, 250 to 425
rennds S3.S5-S.75. 425 to - 850 poaads
1.25 8.75; 875 te 550 poaads. mediam
$8-1.50. feeder sd stocker pigs, 70 to
ISO poaads, good-eheiee $2.75-8.75.
Skeep and lamb kteeeipts, 7S; steady.
Lamba. SO pouada dowa, good-choice
M.33-5.6S, medioa 33.50-S.2S; 90 to 98
pounds, good-choice $5-6.50. Yearling
wethers. 90 to 110 pounds, god-ekle
$8-4, medium 32-3. Ewes. 90 to 120
rounds, good-eheiee $2.25-2.75; 180 to
SO pes ads. 33-20; all weights, com-mon-stediam,
$1-3.
8:00 Better English talk, Mr. Orace
Ely Skeels.
S:1S Melody Mixers. NBO.
4:80 Elvis Allman, tbe California
Cocktail, NBO.
5:1 J Round the World club. VB0.
5:30 NBO program.
8:0 Amos 'a' Andy, NBC.
8:15 lUand U World la Giaat Am
phibia. 8:29 Jimmy Camper, KKC.
8:89 On Ma' Family, NBC.
9:15 AdveatOT of Sherlock Holmes.
NBC
10:15 Hotel Mark Bapklaa orchestra,
NEC.
11 :00 Amhaaeadar Hotel orchestra, NBO.
11:80 Organ ceaeart. NBC
a Feather"
4
HIGHER FOR PRUNES
Salem Markets
Grade B raw A mDJt,
co-op pool price, SI .20 per
hundred. N
Sorploa 03c.
(KUk aa4 aa seasl meathly
tUrfat svermg.)
BaUerfat iwet 17c,
sour 15c. Prints 10c, cabee
17c.
Priees paid t growers by Sale) bayera
April
(Th prieas biaw. sappliad oy a local
grocer, are Udiesti t tha daily asarkct
but are ne gnarantee br ' Buittnat)
Artichokes, dot. . .90
Radishes, local, dot. .30
Potatoes, new Plorida .OS
Aaparagaa .00 t .13
Carrots. Calif., crata
Grsa peppers. Calif., lb.
.1.75 to 2.00
.18
as
Pom. CaUf, lb.
Cabbage, lb.
.02
Onions, dot. bsnrhea
Potatoes, Tax una Ho. I
.85
Local
.75 to 1.00
1.50
Sweet potatoes. craU
Lettnee, Calif.
.2.75 to 3.25
.85
.85
1.50
.08
05
2S
8 50
07 to .08
Onions. Wall Walla
Labish. ewL
Parsnips, hand red
Bhabarb. weal
CaUt lb
Celery. Calif.. H crate
Mexican Tomatoes
Italian. Broccoli, lb.
Apples
Winetaps. fancy ,
Extra fancy - ,.
Kewtowns, C grade
Fancy .
Extra fsncy
Cauliflower. Calif., crata
Rutabagas, hundred ...
Oranges, p.p
Fancy
90
1.40
.50
.90
1.35
.95
1.00 to 1.25
1.50 to 1.75
. 3.00 to 4.00
.70
2.50
2.25
.05
Beats. Calif., dot.
Tarnipt, Calif., crate
Spinach. Calif., crate
Bananas, lb. on stock
Hinds
.05 H
HOPS
Top. 1932.
To. 1931.
lb.
lb.
.80
.25
ESGS
Baytag Prices
Fxtras
10
.09
.09
.04
.10
.OS
.06
.09
.10
Standards
Mediums
Oid roosters
POULTBT
Colored bans
Mediam hens .
Light hens
Bakers .
Light fryer
Lambs, top
Bogs, tpp
First cuts
Steers .
Cwwa
Heifers
MEAT
S.00
4.00
3.75
.... 04 to .04 4
.Of t .03 4
.02 to .03
Bulla
.03 to .03
.05
Dressed real, top
Dressed hogs
06
OBwAXn A-jD HAT
Wheat, western red 56
White. No. 1 56
Bsrley. top. to 16.00 to 20.00
Oats, ton 20.00 to 25.00
Hit. buying prte
OaU and vetch, toa 12.00 to 14.00
Alfalfa. Telle, lot cat. .13.00 to 15.00
Eastara Oregon 16.50
Clover hay 12.00 to 14.00
WOOL
Mediam .11
Coarse .08
Mohair - market
Stocks and Bonds
April 4
(Copyright 1933. Standard Statistics Ca.)
btocs av-Jtauiia
50 20 20 90
Ind'ls Kit 'a Ut'a Tots!
Today 48 1 24.6 61.S 46.8
Previous day 47.7 26.0 61 8 46.6
Week ago 49.6 27.5 67.S 49.3
Year ago 54.5 26.S S9.1 56.1
Syaaraaro 199.6 140.S 271.7 202.8
High 1033 55.2 30.0 95.S 58.8
Low 1933 42.3 23.S 61.5
High 1933 71.3 39.8 111.0
Low 1932 85.1 13.1 61.8
BOND AVERAGES
20 20 20 60
Iod'ls Rli's tit's Total
Today 59.6 57.9 74.3 68.9
Previous day 59.6 58.5
74.4 64.1
76.2 6.0
79.9 70.2
99.0 100.0
85.2 72.0
Week ago
60.6 61.
64.9 65.9
94.5 106.5
66.1 65.7
5.3 57.0
71.3 7R.0
53.2 47.4
Year ago
3 years ago
High 1933
Ixw 1933
High 1932 .
74.2
Rfi.8
70.9
23.6
73.1
57.5
I.ow 1982
New 1938 low.
Trio High School
Productions Draw
Large Audiences
MONMOUTH, April 4 The
three high school plays: "Vision
of Sir Launfal." "Green Sha
dows" and "Elmer." presented re
cently by students of the high
school drew out a large attend
ance each night The performance
was highly creditable, and much
praise was given Miss Edith
Clark, play director and coach.
Tbe high school orchestra di
rected by Roy M. Miller ple&ed
with opening numbers and be-tween-act
music
Milne Reported Still
In Serious Condition
CENTRAL HOWELL. April 4
Everett Milne, seriously Injured
Friday night by a kicking horse,
is still in a serious condition at
the Silverton hospital. The doctor
states he is slightly improved. He
has lucid moments but is in a
semi-conscious state most of the
time. He haa been found to have a
fracture at the base of the skull,
beside his broken Jaw and other
bruises and cuts about the head.
-
-
Sales Volume is Good;
Prospects for 1933
Crop Rosy
PORTLAND. April 4 (AP)
A surrey ot the prune market
here today showed prices perhaps
one-half cent higher in both Ore
gon and California, and in spots
even better Values were indicated.
The shortage of very small sizes
has canned price increases in this
grade, although all prices were
considered very favorable.
Volume of sales was good in
both Oregon and California with
both foreign and domestic buyers
participating. The trading tone
was much improved. The Scan
dinavian countries continued the
best buyers of Oregon prunes.
The sale of a fair Fixed package
ot Oregon prunes to Buenos Airea
was confirmed. Canada bought
l small supplies and sales to New
York were at least seasonable.
The survey indicated current
prospects for the 1933 crop were
exceptionally good,' with the sea
I son later than usual so that
blossoming may take place after
danger of frost.
The Oregon price range today
was 20-30S. 3 cents; 3t-40s. 4
certs; 25-35s. 4'i cents. Forty-
ifi's were not quoted generally
& t nly ncninal stocks were on
hard.
BUTTERFAT FOLLOWS
PORTLAND. Ore., April 4
(AP Th ups and downs of the
price list on butter hare created
an abnormal situation in the open
market. The advance of lc lb. in
extras to ISc was forced by ship
ping interest. Others were un
changed lor the session.
Butterfat followed the adranco
In extra cubes, although most but-
terfat buyers did not lower ttao
price at tbe last change. Make ot
butter is showing little change.
Market for eggs continues more
or less unsatisfactory and at s
wide price range here. Pood quaU
ity continues to dominate rales
and prices but real good stuff
was apparently steady.
Good trading to new as suggest-
ed in latest deal In the live chick
en market. Hens were in call and
more bo than spuply, resulting is
higher prices being offered la
spots. Broilers were lower in
spots.
There remains a fair demand
for dre&s ed turkeys with of ferine
continued of very light volume
Occasional small lots ot good hens
were quickly sold and at extreme
prices. Others show a wide spread.
Market for country killed calves
continues its recent drag along
the wholesale way. There wan
however, ao change in prices.
Hogs, lambs and beef remain in
good call.
GERVAIS. April 4 T. A.
Mangold. SS. pioneer merchant of
Gervals, died here Monday. He
had conducted a hardware and
implement store for more than 50
years, a part of that time in part
nership with his father-in-law, the
late B. A. Nathman.
For more than 40 years he was
clerk ot school district No. 1. a
record surpassed by but few in
Marion county.
Up to about a month ago he
was able to conduct his business,
except for a short time about a
year ago, when he suffered a
slight stroke, at which time and
since, his eon-ia-law. F. II. Can
nard, has assisted la conducting
the business for him. About seven
years ago his wife died. He is
surrired by fcur children Marie,
a former poetmiire of Gervals
under President Wilson. Sylvester,
Joseph B., and Mr. Rose Csn
nard. The funeral will be b,ld.:
Wednesday morning, April 5, at
f o'clock, at tbe Sacred Heart
church. Rev. Fr. We Walsh offi
ciating, and burial will follow fa
Sacred Heart cemetery, east of
CerTa!.
( ALL FOIt BIDS
We.t Salem school asks bids for
41 cords wood. Delivery by Aug.
11. No wood accepted that win
not go through. 3 by 11 in. door.
Board reserve right to reject any
or all bids. Close April IX.
MRS. NINA DeLAPP,
2SC Oerth Ave. DlsL Clerk.
A-2-4-6
By CLIFF STERRETT
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