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m monthly bsl ouly. Bate:
1.00 pr line pr month.
AUTO BRAKES
Mike Fan-, thearak and shimmy
doctor. 87 8 Sooth Comnwrth! Street.
CATERING
Bart Cratr. the c-terer. Ph. 7.
CHIMNEY SWEEP
Telephone 44SS. RC Korthneaa
CHIROPRACTORS
DR. a U SCOTT. PSC. Chlropraator.
ISt M. HIirK TeL tti mi.
DRESS31AKING
Dressmaking In your h0?1 J
88.50 day- Copy picture Tel. 7984. ..
FLORISTS
CUT flower, wadding bouquet fun
oral wreaths, decoration-, . y. Brelt
aup6. florist. 677 Court. TL 190.
AXXkiada of floral work. Lata Flor
ist, lth a Market. TeL 3632.
GLASS
Auto and window glass mirrors. TeL
jlO. Walter J. Downs, 680 Breya
INSURANCE
BECKJB HENDRICKS
183 M. High TeL 434T
COFFEY-SMITH, gen. Ina Tel. 8881.
LAUNDRIES
THB NEW SALEM LAUNDRY
.. THB W CIDER LAUNDRY
' 818 S, High TeU 8128
CAPITAL CITY LAUNDRY
First la Quality and Service
.Telephone 3165 1884 Broadway
' LAWN MOWERS
Sharpened, repaired and traded.
HARRY W. SCOTT. "The Cycle Man".
"MATTRESSES
Mattresses from factory to home,
goring mattress 83.00. Renovatorj and
fumlgatora. Kugs cieaneo. v-pua- h
aina Co. TsL 4088. 4030 N. CapltoL
New mattress mad to order, old
rmadi carpet cleaning. atxlng ; null
rue weaving. Salem Fluff Rag Mat
tress Factory, a 13th 4t WUbur. TeL
84 41. Otto F. Zwtckef. Est 181 L
MUSIC STORES
GCO. & WILL Pianos, radios, sew
ing machines, sheet music and plaaa
studies. Repairing radios, phonographs
and sewing machines. 483 Stat Street.
batwm.
MUSIC INSTRUCTION
WUl trad gulur and lessons for
anrtblng I can use. Storhow, 460 Court.
MEDICINE
Dr. Chaa Lam Chinese Medici n Co.
Hour Tuesday and Friday, 18 :30 s-m.
to 4:80 p. m. 148 N. Commercial.
PAINT AND ROOFING
Salem Paint Roofing. 474 Ferry.
PRINTING
FOR STATIONERY, cards, pamph
lets, programs, books or any kind or
printing, call The Statesman Printing
Department. 211 S. CommercUL Tele
phonO 3101. .
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT
N. D. Clement. Income Tax Reports,
Auditing. 110 N. Com L Tei 80J0
or 6i87.
REAL ESTATE
BECKS 4 HENDRICKS, TeL 4847.
W. IL GRABEXHORST CO.
114
a Liberty .
S0COLOF3KY SON
04-l First NafL Bk. Bldg. TeL 7807.
STOVES
STOVES and stove "PJJfv,8"
for aai. rtouui y , .TS
.f savm wire fence, fancy and
Plata, bop basnets, noons, "
Salens Fence and Stove Works. 163
t.i 4774. R. B. Fleming.
. . 1,u.lr.
TRANSFER
'capital CITY Transfer Co. -226
siaf. StTeL 7773. Distributing, tor-
biai, . .,ii aneclaltV.
.tn. ua
Get our rates.
( XT' rna loci or distant transfer scrags, !
eall imTlner Transfer Co. Truck.
it ' WELL DRILLING
R. A
West. 80 years experience.
RFD S.
Box 103 E. TeL I10F6-.
i-V School Patrons to ,
1 Discuss Naming of
XJ New Board Member
tt VFRTOK May S.-Ot fleers
SILVkK-U--- .
of four granges will attena an oi
fleers school to be conducted at
the M. W. A, aau at "
A nrdav night with Arthur crown.
The
,., il.nutT. . m ca.tKV.
grange officers Invited to attend
are
tram Kliverioa, - omci iuu
unia sretta Mills and Monitor.
" " . " e---. a. alan
An omcera nT,dav
conducted at Albany Saturaay
!e-?it This was conducted by State
xf.t- Raw GUI. Attending from
mil. Attending from
hero were Ted Hobart, Mrs. 'Karl
Haberly Conrad Johnson, J. I
Stalker Otte O Dahl and C. V.
Bowen.
tK t One Imrartial critld who watcn
IPI -d Dn tn Cardinals
k I I narf
narform . in - terio aeoMwea.
'? e-He's anther Lefty Grove, take it
r T-.fron
- - i i,.a .- K.f. htm
uuiaiue, Aui . .,
Jthis year will be plain lucky.
Statesman
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eeived after this time will
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tor error, which may a
, pear la adverUsemeaU pab '
Ushed la lta columns, and
la easea where this paper la
at fault will reprlat that
part ot aa advertisement la
which the typographies!
mistake oeemre.
The Sta teaman reserve
the right to reject objee
tlonal advertising. It far
ther reserves the tight to
classify all advertising aa
der the preper classification.
SITUATIONS WANTED
Exp. dressmaking in your home.
12.59 day. Copy pictures. Tel. 75 si.
ExDertonced young woman wants
housework. Good references. Barbara
Robinson, Rt 1, McMlnnville, ore.
FOR SALE Miscellaneous
Fresh crabs now at Filler's stand.
Intersection Sllverton-Portland road.
Fertiliser far sale. Phone 7831.
Rhubarb. 2c delivered. Tel. 9480.
Inspected Marshall strawberry
plants 81.50 per thousand. Terminal
Ice and Cold Storage.
Seed Potatoea Netted Gems, Bur
bank. H. A. Hyde Co., 269S Portland
RmdTel 5j
Small piano boxes ; ideal for brood
era Limited number. $1.00 each. Tall-
man's, 395 8. lZth.
Oats and retch hay. TeL 7F33.
SWWWIWWWWIWIWWWWWWMWMMWW
Extra good White Leghorn pullets 7
wks., some cockerels ; also Corvallts
strawberry plants. Rt. 6, Bos 94.
Moving to country, have large, al
most new smooth top gas range in fine
shape to trade for good sized electric
range. TeL 6152.
SO to 75 well bred Angora goats.
11.00 per head. At my farm 8 mile
east of Hubbard. M. O. Smith, Rt. 3,
Canby, Oregon.
For sale good Indian 4 snotorcycle
very cheap. 1925 Fir St.
For sale, sandy loam for lawn and
flowera 1497 N. Fifth.
Oood'cow, fresh noon. Tel. S000.
TRADE Miscellaneous
e . a.. . u g r LrLnjIJlT
Wni trade nearly new L. A- IL elec
tric range for good wood range. Phone
liMleTenwnee 14R-M.
MISCELLANEOUS
Best hair cut Adults 20c child.. ISa.
Two blocks a of library. S. Winter.
Permanent wave. 80c. Beantv Maid
snop. over Fteuslorr MkL TeL 448.
FOR RENT ROOMS
Clean room $1.50 per week.
Church.
181 &
Modem room, garage, sip. porch.
J5i r umirt wt. xei. 4&7.
ROOM AND BOARD
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Board and room for ladles. Close In.
TeL 567 S. $95 Court St.
Board, room, $30.00, near P. O. 8482,
Comfy ima Board optnL TeL 676$,
Large, well furnished
board TeL 4376.
room, and
FOR RENT APARTMENTS
Patton apartments-downtowti. Call
rattan's book store.
Fur.
a apt. 2261 HazeL TeL
7684.
Modest heated apta Tel. 8490.
Furn. apartment, 1040 Leslie.
For rent furnished S ro6m bunga
low, 1248 Cheraeketa St.
J Nice. fum. apts., S90 Union.
I t.,,.i. ... issn rvniar
.
Neat, 8 R. apt. 253 Center. TeL 8289,
Nice fum. apt. C38Center.
Furn. duplex apt. CiO Union.
Duplex apt. 951 N. Winter. -
8 R. furn. duplex,
111$ Jefferson.
garage, $12.00.
FOR RENT HOUSES
IWWMWWMWIWIIWWWWWWWM
Furn. and unfurn. house. R. A.
Forkner, . 1610 N. Cottage. TeL S0SL
8 rooms 810.00. TeL 7204.
House, close in, 255 Division.
For r!t, 7 room house, near state
nouse. Flume nisi.
FOR SALE Real Estate
S acres 1 ml. from Salem, small house,
barn, welL fenced. $1200. 850 down.
10 acres 1 mi. from Salem, good son.
ail m cultivation, $1500. xio flown.
7 A. close toSalem. loh;s?f!
well, pump. 3 acre orchard, 1900.
l9 on maca-j road, 8 room house.
bars, chicken house. A bargain at
'ife,-n ,ohnsonw.
yL Pennington
Phone 6736.
275 State Street
five-room- house, furnace, fire
place, garage. In excellent condition.
33.009, Pay 825 down and 315 a
naontn or wtu taae gooa tot aown pay-
I nenL
Nln room modem home, very eloe
i furnaee wlth m hm-,,, nrepiao,
I cost owner 86.500 to brill, must sell
and wUl sacrifice at J3,f.0e.
WINNIE PETTYJOHN
S19 Court Street
HOUSE BARGAINS
Have a nice t R. ktuaanlow N. Sa
lem, furaace. oa paving, near school.
much less than- oc Prioa-S-ee.-
8100 buy attractive, mod. 1 bed
room ? house, with he II tin, furnace.
garage, a real tnty. sek
: VAN M. CEEER
814 Ore. Bldg. i Phon 7523.
I ' M row want to ouy. aeii or sisaann
1 anything aee 3eneral Excnartga,
826
N, Commercial St.
FOR SALE Real Estate
Don t bund until you see tha two
fin lots nil ia cherries, pears and ap
ples, full bearlng.-on block south of
Lesli Junior high school, nice -isw,
Isvel lots, 60x130 each. Sell on or
both cheao. easy Davmenta. Owner. 745
LRural A venue, phono 8354.
HOWELL. PRAIRIE BAROAIN
47 acres, fair house, barn and rural.
try house. Lots of fins timber, price
reduced to 32858 $500.90 down, bal
ance easy terms.
JS HAWKINS a ROBERTS
FoV Farm -Bargains
room modern house, 1895 N. iStb
priced very reasonable. Tel 487t.
REAL SNAP IN NEWPORT LOTS.
jjg Tel laV" ,5' ea 1
REAL SNAP
5Room Modern Home
Full Price $1750
Small Down Payment
BaL like rent. This honu Im 1u. itv
now. Nice living room with fireplace,
dining room, Dutch kitchen, 8 corner
oeorooms ana natn, targe level lot.
fine
basement and furnace, garden
soil.
Also have
Two 4-Roorn Homes on
Good Paved Street
1-C room modern home, complete In
every way. If you want a real bargain
in a line Dome, just
See Mr. Dillon
At the Marlon Hotel
With C 3.
Phone 4118.
Ryan.
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BEST HOME BUY
8-R. modern house, basement, fur
nace, hardwood floors. Fireplace. Dan
dy location. Only $3750 $15 down.
JA& D. SEARS, REALTOR
133 South High Street
1JQDBUYXIN USMALL ACREAGE
2 acres not far out on good road,
electric lights, mall and gas service
available, drove welL chicken coops for
300 hens. Part lumber on ground for
small house. Price $850, cash $50, baL
$10 per month at 8 int.
CHILDS & MILLER, Realtors
814 State Street Phone $706
EXTRA SPECIAL
Distant owner offers fine modern
home well located In walking distance
to business district. 5 nice rooms,
beautiful lawn and shrubs. Price for
short time only $4500. Reasonable
terms.
SEE Mrs. Ellis with
CHILDS A- MILLER. Realtors
344 State Street Salm. Oregon.
EXCHANGE Real Estate
To trade for Willamette valley acre
age or farm property, a chicken ranch
or 4 a. 1 acre lemons. 1200 hens. All
equipment. ood buildings. Free water.
Located in Ventura county, CaL Clear
ror clear, uenerai .Exchange, 325 N.
Commercial St.
FOR EXCHANGE
$1000 mortaraxe on a farm Icwnfort e.
few miles out and a 4 room Salem res
idence valued at $1750. Will exchange
both for 5 or S room residence of even
value, or small scree re near Salem.
CHILDS MILLER, Realtors
344 State Street Phone 6708,
FOR SALE FARMS
ofc-fc . - - - - irtftn .n qnn
FOR SALE OR TRADE
Good Tillamook Co. dairy ranch.
win accept well improved tract of
or more acres near Ralnm fn fram
incumbrance as part payment. Easy
lerms on Daiance. inquire or writ Rt.
e, box m l, one mile east state hoe-
ACREAGE
w - .,i-u-ll-Ll.inruxnr
Do roa have a little mnntrT Tv nw
bu you wnere you can buy the best
small dairy farm In the valley, if tak
en Immediately. Requires little money
to handle. This la a truly a knock-out ;
H. C SHIELDS
Oregon Bldg. - TeL 8902.
TWO BEST BTIYS
This 5-acre nlace la nrlntxl at nhmit
H value, 6-R. plast. house, bath, toilet.
" iwnn ana water system, lrg.
juunrjr uuum, ana gooa Darn, family
orchard.- and ibnuf 1-4 fiii..ii
(Close m). priced $2950. $1150 down.'
w uiihk re over.
48K-A. 1 5-A rtn-pa
This place Is worth your time to see
ii jruu reauy want a paying ranch.
nouee, basement, bath, barn 2
auos, hop house, warehouse, baler." 6S
a. good hop land. 25-A. timber and
pasture. 15-A. hops, will pay out the
?A if Proper1 handled. Price only
$9000 for all. (no trade).
Jan. P. Bear. Realtor. 132 R TTigh SL
LIVESTOCK and POULTRY
w . . . i
SURPLUS BABY rmmr .
nl,,c -pnce Tuesday and Friday
only. See our bargains. Custom hateh-l0-,
?fm egga Phone 133F8.
Lees Hatchery. Salem, Oregon.
iWi.WWWi ,, 1w ' . wtvww
uastom hatching, 800 eggs at me
every Saturday and Tuesday. TeL
i3iz. Le s iiatcbery.
--,-i-,-,-,-ll-ll-irinn nj-L,-LrLl.
Poultry wanted. Salem Poultrv com-
pany. 103 to. am ier.
Business Opportunities
af fVr rent. 897 N. Com'l.
MONEY TO LOAN.
Borrow on personal property ; repay
In monthly Installment WILLAM
ETTE LOAN CO., State lta S-149. 808
Guardian Bldg. TeL 8877.
personal installment loans
state loan company
213 Oregon Building. Sad Floor
Office hra 10:00 A. M. to :30 P. M.
Telephone
7733. State license No.
S-165
POLLY AND HER
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uosrr rwiQr) - r r - - gjv& THrVr S ucrrs op S aint it?cast ver j zx?-Jn Tviiii---l y Jt
MONEY TO LOAN
'Bells of Harmony
Heard
ring out i
Is really
KOIN dally
loaa servtc that
really different.
TOtT GET THE FULL
AMOUNT OF LOAN
Hi CASH
ONLY LAWFUL INTEREST
8TRICT PRIVACY
QUICK AND COURTEOUS SERVICE
ON LOANS 10 to 830 .
Beneficial Loan
Society
or SALEM
Boom 118 New Bligfe Bldg. Xnd F!r
. LICENSED BY STATE
111 Stat 8trt TeL t-T-4-S.
PERSONAL LOANS
HADB1 mm rurnlrar. oars, salaries
or other rood secomy. Repays Ms
monthly. Wbea ta financial need oe
os before etoetag a loan.
OENERAL INVESTMENT
CORPORATION
first National Bank B-ic Phoc Kit.
MONEY LOANED ON AUTOS
Contracts Refinanced
Arrange to roduoo rout payments
Tee keep the ear
P. A. EI EES
Cor. Liberty SL aad Forry
fm 4788 Sln. Ve
FOR SALE WOOD
CHIARANTSSD) DRY
TeL te Salem Fuel Cm.
Cottage. .
Trad
Ash, Or aad oak. TeL 1848.
No. 1 IS la old flr. 34.00. TeL 4488.
Dry oak, 4 ft. 84.00. TeL 8708.
No. I dry old fir, $5.80. TeL 8175.
Slxteact inch second fir 18.88
load at Tracy" a Phone 8381.
Per
Old fir dry and grten f 4.08 and op.
mono sits.
Ash and fir, Judd. Phone 31F14.
Dry wood $4 cord, TeL $48$.
Old fir If. 18". TeL 376S.
LOST AND FOUND
LOST Lady's Hamilton watch. No.
S09020. Reward. Phone 8155.
FOR SALE USED CARS
SEB
Bill and Bob Used Car Exchange
lor your used car.
II Chemereta
Terms , Trade
Open Evenings and Sundays
McKay's used cars
with an o. k. that counts
1929 Ford Coup $129.00
1927 Chrysler
seaan
125.00
145.00
165.00
265.00
291.60
365.00
886.0
498.00
1929 Ford Roadster
1928 Dorant Sedan
1930 Ford Coup
1931 Ford Pickup
1931 Chevrolet Coach
19Z9 Hoick Sedan
1932 Chevrolet D Lux Coach
TEKMS TRADES
Open evenings and Sundays.
McKAY CHEVROLET CO.
333 Center Phone 3189 430 N. ComT.
WANTED USED CARS
USED CARS
Bought for Cash
Always Sell for
See BORREGO
240 N. Liberty
Phone 8488
Efforts to create a community
policy for Interest charges on an
accounts 60 days past due will
likely he started by the Salem Re
tail Credit association as result of
discussion and sentiment brought
forth at the association meeting
yesterday noon.
Several merchants told of their
paat experience with the practice
of charging interest oa overdue
accounts, a charge which usually
meets with disfavor on part of the
customer but which most of the
merchants were Inclined to favor,
An increasing practice of such
additional charge Is noted in Sa
lera businesses, it was reported.
No further action will be taken
by the credit association until aft
er the northwest credit associa
tions' convention in Vancouver,
B. C, the middle of the month.
After the convention, the local
unit plans to ask a joint meeting
with the Salem Business Men's
league to further consider the
community Interest Idea.
Men'. Chonu Will
Sing at National
Music Week Event
GERVAIS. May 3. The com
mittee In charge, Mrs. Barker,
Mrs. Minaker and Mrs. Buchanan,
has the program almost complet
ed for the observance ot National
Music week to he given at the au
ditorium Monday night. May 8.
Professor Hobaon and his men's
chorus of 40 voices will give sev
eral numbers. Ruthyn Thomas,
prominent 10-year-old violinist of
saiem. win piay and tne girur
ehnrna nf nhomawa. will Hra nam.
,.----.- i. ,., . -it
a awivu 4B a a w mm ov wo
filled house Is expected.
PALS
MEdCHS DISCUSS
HOT
URGES
UTESnilD
0 VEGETABLE W
Asparagus Price Hurt; old
Stock Onions may Have
To be Abandoned
CORVALLL3, Ore.. May t
(AP) Northwestern vegetable
growers are experiencing the
handicaps of a late season with
asparagus, while holders of the re
maining onion tonnage may have
te abandon the old stocks, it was
stated today la a review issued by
the U. 3. D. A. hurean of agrtcnl-
tural economics cooperating with
the O. S. C. extension service.
What few potatoes remain ta this
territory are In good demand.
however, with Idaho shipments
holding up to unexpected volame
at prices about twice those earlier
la the season.
Washington asparagus came on
the market much later than na
na! and met almost Immediate
competition from normally later
sections. Prices aaak to the low
point of 11 to 40 cents per 12
pound crate of No. 1 stock. Mid-
Columbia 1 0-pound pyramids sold
as low aa $1. Some recovery has
occurred since with prices in
creasing about 40 per cent over
the week end. Canneries are now
in the market and will probably
take moat of the remaining crop
to the exclusion of further carlo
movement.
Spinach, radishes and green on
ions are the principal local vege
table crops available at present.
All districts are producing these
la limited volume but commercial
movement la still limited. Puget
Sound lettuce is expected in about
three weeks.
Onion quotations hare been re
duced to B0 cents with almost no
ouyers, as new crop onions are
coming on the market from Tex
as. Northwestern cold storage
stocks aro expected to be cleared,
but some 40 to 10 carloads In
growers storage may be aban
doned. STOCKS FLUCTUATE
E
NEW YORK. May J. (AP)
Stocks shifted position frequently
today, but profit-taking uncover
ed a atrong vein mJ resistance and
net changes were of relatively
minor Importance, at least aa
measured by recent standards.
U. S. Steel, General Motors,
American Can, National SteeL
American Telephone, Consolidated
Gas. Standard Oils of California
and New Jersey, American Tobac
co B and a number ot rails lost
major fractions to.haore than a
point Union Pacific was off 2.
Anaconda, Kennecott, Interna
tional Nickel, Noranda, Cerro de
Pasco aad American Smelting
turned over actively late for gains
ranging above a point. Goodyear,
Firestone. Goodrich and U. 8
Rubber were firm to atrong. Ra
dio climbed nearly a point.
Tolnme expanded to 4.637,640
shares.
Radio
Program
TRT7SXDAT, MAT 4
XOLM FarUaad o S.
6:30 O.3.O. farm talk.
10:00 Maria. Little French Priacosi, CBS
i:i tiottess ot the Air.
1:30 Kook of Life.
8:00 Feminine Faoeiet, DLB9.
7:15 Tanaa.
8:00 Reading Wbite, teaor.
:0O Fifth Aveaae Fov.
10.-e0 ri Rito's orehestra, DLBS.
10:16 Sport Flashes.
10:30 rto Rito's orchestra. DLBS.
11:30 Cafe ds Paris, DLBS.
EOW Portland 620 Kc.
7:00 Moral Parade. KBC.
7:20 Singiag 8triags, NBC.
7:30 Rhythm Rambler. NBC
s:so t'rosseats from the Log of ta Day
0:15 Tookisg achooL
10 :0O 'Woataa -Ugasiaa of the Ai KBO
11:45t Orgaa eoarsrt, NBO.
13:15 Wettera Farm aad Hiei ken.
ABU.
1:45 Joha aad Nad, XBa
8:80 Friendly Chat.
8:00 Danos JournaL KBO.
8:30 Piano Pictaros. NBC.
T.-Oo Amos 'a' Aady. KBC
1 :00 9taadard 8 aphony boar, KBO.
10:15 Jlauay McCool's Fishiag Oaide.
10 :S0 Ansoa Weeks' erckostra, KBO.
11:00 lhil Harris' erckettra, KBC.
E0AC Oorvallia 858 Kt.
- :00 MorniBj MeditaUons, led by Kits
M4ro -tart-olamew.
8:00 Moralag concert.
6 :00 lioia Ecocom ici Obterrsr.
18:200. R. Hyslop "Root Orepa
8:15 Maude Pratt Bmitk, draautie
reader.
2:30 BUj Thoapaoa aad Katall Kei
chart ''Aetirity for Lett-re
Tim." .
8:05 Hist M
blasa"
S. Cretgbtoa "Colas-;
'T:00 Prof. A. O.
Poiaters."
Luaa 'Poultry
lasde
BUT RES ST die
INFLATION OKEH BOOMS GRAINS
VALLEY WOOL PROSPECT IS D U L L
Wheat up 22ct High!
As 77S, December
Deliveries
CHICAGO. May 3 (AP) In
excited dealings that, for wheat
aloae. totaled about 100.000.000
bushels, all grains went skyrock
eting today on house approval of
the Roosevelt inflation program.
Wheat scored a maximum gala
of ztt cents a bushel, and 'reach
ed as high as 11 cents, Decem
ber delivery, with July approxi
mating 7i cents, up SI hi cents
from its recent' low point.
Practically all deliveries of
wheat, corn, oats and rye outdid
the season's previous high record
quotations, but reached sharply ia
the last few minutes because of
profit taking. ,
Wheat closed Irregular, M off
to . up, compared with yester
day's finish, corn ad
vanced, eats at U-S gala.
Today's closing quotations:
Wheat May, 71-; July.
71-; BepL, 7-; Dec,
78.
Corn May. 28; July, 40-;
SepL. 41-; Dec.. 4$.
Oata May. 24; July, 24;
Sept.. 24; Dec., 27.
General Markets
PkODUCB SXCHAKQB
PORTLAND. Ore.. May 8. ( AP)
Preane exchange, act prices: Batter
Extras 28c, steadards 22 He priae firsts
82 Me, firsts 81a. Eggs Prek extras 16c,
neeinas lee.
Portland Grain
POBTLAXD. Ore- ltT 8. (AP)
Wheat Opea Uigk Lew Clot
May, new 58 58 W 58 59
May. eld 5 . 594 59 59
Jmly 61tt 62 61K 62
SepUaUer 3 64 68 6 J
Cash wheel Me. 1 Big Bead bhustem
67: dark hard winter. 18 per cent 67.
11 per cent 63; soft white, herd winter
58Vs; aorthera spriag, wetter white,
weitera rad 56.
Oate X. 3 white $24.
Com Ne. SB yellew $20.50.
MUlrua standard 810-50.
Portland Produce
PORTLAXD. Ore- Mar 8. (AP)
Batter Prists, extras 25s, ttaadsrds
Battorfat Portland delivery. "A"
grade 28 pound.
-If Pacific Poultry r rod seers' sell
iag prieos: Overaiie 17c, extras 16c, mix
ed colore 15a. mediums 15e. Buying price
of wholaaaleta: jrroak current roceipta 56
pounds aad ap 18-18 He doiea.
.oaatry bmU aoiuag srwe te retail
art : Country-killed beta best butchers,
under 150 pounds, i.-4; roalors. SO to
100 pound-, t-7 Me: earing lambs 14-15c.
yaarlinri 10-II a. hoary ewes 8-4c, caanar
sows xh-sa, emus -.
ante vregea wataaia IS-IS oad.
rtaaats 10. Brstil 13-14a, lmoada 18
6e. albert S-33a see 30.
Caseara rfe Bayiag rtee. 1933 poet.
8-3 Ha peaad.
Uops, aomiatl. 111. 15-4 la.
Live oolirr Banna once: Hoaw
boas, colored. 4H poaads 13-lSe; do mo-
diams 10-11; UghU 10-11; spring!,
light 14 poaads ap 11-18; ducks. Po-
Xia trotier laisa, i lie, color lOe.
Oeiooa- gotHag anee te retailers: Ur
goa O-6L10 ooatal, Yakiata fipaaish 75
85a erate. Vew eeieas, Texas Bermudas
..5 o-paad crata.
Potstoos LeaL 3-T5e eraas box:
Dasehates 0em 8L80-LS0; do Baker
ft.eo-t.T-. I a kiaui Uoms si.X5-l.45.
tw petotooe Ta-a 4 -Sc. Calif or
aia whita 81.80 he.
Strawborrie Sacramento 34s 81.80 8,
Fresae 20a 81.60-L65 craU.
Wool 1113 eli. aemi-at: Willamatt
valley 10-12 poaao, aettera Uregoa 1Z
17a
Meka-r Keminal bayiag arte. 193C
clip. 6c
Hay Buying prico from producer
Alfalfa Sle-16, rle-er $11, eaatora Ore
gon timothy S1-.I0-19, oata aad vetch
814
Portland Livestock
POKTLAFD. Or, May 8. (AP)
Cattle Receipts 50, calToa 10; steady.
Steers, 550 to 900 pomade, good $5 25
8.50. medium 84-8.25; 900 to 1100
pounds, good 85.25-6.50. mediam 34 4.25;
1100 to 1300 pouads. good 34.50
5.25, medium 38.50 4.50. Hetfere,
550 to 750 pounds, good 84.25
5. eo-u-oa-asodiam 83.85- A25; 750 to
900 peaada, geed-cbeico 84.24-5, tommoa
mediiua 33.60-4.25. Cowa good 83.50-4.
eomatea-niediom 63.50-8.50, low cutter
and cutter 81-2-50. Bulla, yearlings ex
cluded, good (beef) 83.50-3, cutter-medium
8L50-3.50. Vealors, good-choice 85-6,
odium S4-S. rall-eea-aoa 83.50-4.35.
CalTes. 250 to 600 posada, good -eh rice
34-5, cemmoa-modium 62-4.
Bogs aeeeipU 860; steady. a
Light light. 140 to 160 pounds, good
ehoica, 83.60-4.50. Lightweight, 160 to
ISO poaads. 34.85-4. 50; 160 te 200
pooada, 34.35 4.50. Mediam weight, 300
te 320 peuads. 83.85-4.50; 320 to 350
pooada, 68.75-4.35. Heavyweight, 350 te
SS peaada 83.50-4.25; 390 to 850
pooada, S3-3S-4. Packing tows. 275 to
35 poaads, good 63.25-8.85. 850 to 425
poaads 83.85-8.75, 425 te S50 pounds
38.25-8.75; 276 to 550 poaads. medium
88-8.60. Feeder aad stocker pigs, 70 to
130 poaads. good-choice 83.78-8.78.
Sheep aad Iambi Receipts 850; 25c
higher la spots.
Spring lamb, choice 36.50, seed
0.50. medium 34 . Lambs. SO pounds
dowa good-choice $4.35-4.75, eommoa
medium 68-4.35; SO te 68 pounds, rood
choice $4-4.50. Yearling wethers, t to
110 pen ads, good-choice 13-8.50. medium
82-3. Zwes, 90 to 120 poaads, goed
cheiae 32.26-3.60. 130 U 150 pounds 63
3.80; all weighta. cemmaa mediam 31-2.
7:30 Hoatlag aad Ftthiag Coaditioas
ia Oregea by ta stole gaase
. commissiea.
8:00 CaWersity of Ore eon Vuaieale.
8:80 Ds-id WiUoa "Fist Mosey"
Wiaaer ia Parlfle Fore Bade loagu
. extempore speaking contest.
i
I
- BoundP
Salem Markets
Grade B raw 4 sntlk.
co-op pool price, f 1.23 per
handrcd.
Sarplns 05c
(Ullk beied aa
ttertst STersg.)
end BeathTy
Battcrfat Top 22c,
prlmis 24 He. cwbes 23 He
Pi lee paid te growers fey Salem Wafers
Kay 9
(The arlee helow. aoslied oy a Iseai
gtooac. are ladicattv at the daily smarts!
hat are at f-aaimt M The Itnwn
. raorr ud noRAius
Stria beaaa. lh wh. .11
Attiehekee. dec. .
Bedishea. local, dec. JO
AsMragaa leeaL mam. ' "
Cahhsge, Ik. 8
ureeo evom, UaiiL. Ih. -ll
Pee. Calif, Ik,
. . .04
Oahb-g. Ih.
uuu, as, h-aehoa , JO
Petatee. Taklma S. t
1.8S
.1.0 te 1.2S
4.7S
nri4a. sew
Swee patea eral
.1.SO
Lettae. Calif.
.3.00 te 1.78
O-ieae, Labis-. cwU
Rhaharb. loeel
Celery, Calif. 4fe erate
hfesieea Tes-ateee
Thieaps, fancy
J5
01
J. 15
, -.3.00
. .SO
140
. .SO
.1.45
Extra fancy
Sewtewaa faaey
as bra ranc-
Oaaliflewer. CaUf- erate ,
Oranges. ..
1.2S
.1.60 to 1.85
.8.00 to 4.U0
.70
rsacy
Beets. Calif- des. .
TeraiM. local, doa
.SO
Spiaaea, local, crate
Banaaas. Ib. ea stock
Haada
Strawberries, Fresno, 20s
Celery hearts, dot.
Mestard greeas
uacawsars
Piaeappl. retail
Tap. 1983. Ib.
Horn
.40
.55
Top. 193 L, Ih.
BOOS
Baying Price
Extrti
Standards --tediuas
. .13
. .12
.11
. .04
.11
. .09
.08
.10
6.00
5 0O
4.25
4.00
POULTRY
Old roosters -
Colored boaa -Mediums
bsas
Light hsus.
sprier
K AT
lbs
1938 spring lai
Lambs, too
Hera, top
First cuts
Steers
.04 to .04 H
Cows
.01 t .02 H
.03 H to .05 H
.03 te .02 Vs
Heifers
Balls
Dressed Teal, top
.06
urease hogs
. X6
aSJ-Bf ABB BAY
Wheat, weiters red ,
White. No. 1
65
05
Barley, top. toa 1.00 to 30.00
Osts, to 30.00 to 25.00
Hit. bayls oriooo
OaU aad voUh. Ua is ne
alfelfa. valley. 1st cut. 15.00
Last era Orofea
Clover bay 12.00 to 14.00
WOOL
-Tedium
Coarse .
Mo-air
.18
.10
Jtl
OASCABA BAJUC
Oreea, Ta.
Dry. IK
.91
Stocks and Bonds
(Copyright. 1838. Stsadard Statistics Co.)
saav a
STOCX AVEAAQEJ
80 30 80 80
lad'ts Ra'a TJl'a Total
Today . 70.1 83.0 03.4 S6.S
Pre-lousdsy 70.S S6A S3.S 7J
Week as SS.S Sl.S 74.5 41.7
Year ago 42.S 1S.4 75.S 45.0
Syoorsag 1T7.3 127.1 240.4 181.4
High 118 T0.S 86.8 SS.8 67 J
lw 191S 42.8 28.6 6 US 43.S
High 1988 T3.8 39.8 111.0 It
Low 1833 83.1 18.S 61.8 35.0
BOBTO ATEB AOBS
2 20
tnd'la ES'i
S5.3 65.0
30 60
Oi l Totsl
Today
76.8 64.S
76.8 68.4
75.6 66.8
73 64.8
6.6 100.0
65.8 73.0
74.1 68.6
6.3 78.1
70.8 57.S
Pravioas day 64.0 64.0
Week are , 62.S 61.8-
Y ear age 86.0 66.8
3 years ago SAO 100. S
High 138 SCI 65.7
Low 1983 56.3 87.
High 183 71.3 76.
Low 1933 58 8 47.4
FRUITS. REPORTED
Continued cold rains ot this
week are doing considerable dam
age to the late apple crops, farm
era report. The rains have pre
vented pollination to a large ex
tent. Prior to this week, a gener
ous crop was expected on basis
of the blooms.
Early apples bad already set
before tho rains started, so these
will be unharmed by the present
weather. The aame conditions hold
for cherries, prunes aad pears la
most parts ot the county, so far as
is now evident.
Cherries on some of the hilly
sections are Just In full bloom this
week: however these are the last
to bloom, aad so far growers la
these areas hold no apprehensions
that anr annTeciable harm has
been' done. Colder weather thda
now experienced might have soma
adverse effects. It is said.
.75 to LOO
.05
.05
1.S5
.90
.60
.00 to 1.40
.20 to .30
DM T
Lakeview Increase is ;
Not Followed Here;
Poor Clip Seen
Sale of a large block ot wool at
Lakeview yesterday for 17 cents a.
pound had no echo la the local .
market. Wool prices hero contin
ue at 12 and 10 cents, and wheth
er or not a raise win come gooa
will likely depend upon the qual
ity of the new clip, dealers report.
valley wool la considered Infer-.
lor to the eastern Oregon crop,
and the adverse conditions of the
past winter and late spriag is ex
pected to show up In the wool clip
this spring.
Shearing ia this section has not
yet started on a large scale, but
sheep men wUl get busy as soon
as the present cold rains come to
aa end.
BOSTOM. May J (AP) Sev
eral manufacturers were reported
today to have bid up to 24 In the
grease, Boston delivery, for good
strictly combings SSs and 42. 60s.
Ohio and similar fleeces, to be
graded from new wools when they
become available. Some dealers
have tentatively set their Ideas ot
valu:a on those grades higher
than 24 In the grease, owing to
pris some buyers were paying
for ool in Ohio.
At spot wools or recent purch
ases in the country were not suf
ficient to meet current demand
for manufacturers for dealers
were reluctant to accept prices of
fered.
FUM FARMERS
HOSTS TO PAH
INDEPENDENCE, May 3. The
Future Farmers of America gave
a banquet for their parents Wed
nesday night. May 3, at Camp
bell's. The dinner was cooked by
Oberson's bakery, and served by
a group of, high school girls, in
cluding Myrtle Fox. Gertrude Gen-
temann, Elisabeth Baker, Mail do
Foster, Mildred Mattisou. Ruth
Cuthbert, Vera Ramey, Olga Sy
versou, Helen Newton, Maurice
Hunnlcutt, Eileen HunnicutL, Dol
ly Howe. Frances Cuthbert, Ruth
Ramey and Helen Mailand.
The main speaker of the eve
ning was Dean H. Walker, repre
sentative to the state legislature.
The program included: Ad-
drees of welcome. Glen Hard man, -response.
T. J. Primus; tslk, Ken
neth Pettibone, Corvallis; project
reports. Earl Gwinn, Merle Brown.
MIlo Graber, Robert Hanna; clan
room work, upper, Herbert Kur
re; classroom work, lower, Clar
ence Primus; talk by Earl R. Coo
ley, state advisor; department
project report. George' Oente-
mann; talks by the presidents
from Albany. Lebanon. Corvallis,
George Prentiss of Amity and O.
D. Adams of Corvallis: talks by
A. E. Horton. R. M. Walker. Z. K.
Kimball. Principal P. E. Robin
son, E. A. Duncle; vocal quartet,
Donald Newton, Roes O be iron.
Henry Quiring. Rlchsrd McKee;
music by Earl Gwinn. banjo. Hen
ry Qairing, guitar, Donald New
ton, banjo, and Delbert Haener,
accordion.
BUTTER. EGGS fttTE
STEADY. UNI
PORTLAND. May 3 (AP)
There continued a fully stesdy
tone In the market for butter to
day. Make was Increasing ia spots,
but very slowly.
Butterfat values are steady to
firm with practically ro change in
the setup for the day.
Market, tor egg was showing
generally maintained prices oa
various qualities locally. The
spread In actnal sales was due
entirely to this condition. Storage
operations continue Tery liberal.
There continued a very good
demand for lire chickens of all
sorts except small broilers. Prices
were practically unchanged for
the day but all offerings were
quickly absorbed.
Market for country killed calves
continued weak here with prices a
trifle off in spots. Hogs were ia
good call. There was also a fa
vorable tone for quality spring
lambs but poor stuff was sot so
firm.
At least steadiness was showiag
In the market tor northwest as
paragus here with most sales of
mid-Columbia IS per pyramid of
thi dosen. Receipts were very
limited ea account of the cold
weather.
By CLIFF STERRETT
Ffl