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Cards la Uxim directory res 0a
a monthly basis only. Bates
112 per line pr month.
AUTO BRAKES
, J. atlk Puck, the brake and Aimnr
' o oct or. 17 3 Booth Commercial Street
CATERING
. Burt Crmry, tho caterr. Ph. 722.
CHIMNEY SWEEP
Telephone 445. R R. Northneea.
CHIROPRACTORS
DR. Ok I SCOTT. PSG, Chiropractor.
2M N Hhrh. TeL Rt 2572.
DRESSMAKING
Exp,' dressmaking In your horn,
f 2.80 gay. - Copy pictury. Tot 7284.
FLORISTS
CUT flower wedding bouquets fun
eral wreaths, decorationa C r. Brelt
haupt. florist. 077 Court. Tel. (904.
ALA. kinds of floral work. Luu Flor
ist, lit A Market TeL 222.
GLASS
Auto and window glass mlrrora TeL
1100, Walter J. Downs. 680 Breya
INSURANCE
BECKS HENDRICKS
lit N. High Tel 4241
. COFFET-SMITH. fen. Ins. TeL 2822.
LAUNDRIES
THB NEW 8ALEM LAUNDRY
TUB WE1DEB LiAUNDRT
?21 & High TeL 2122
CAPITAL. CITT LAUNDRY
First In Quality and Service
Telephone 2162 - 12(4 Broadway
LAWN MOWERS
Sharpened, repaired and traded.
HARRY W. SCOTT. "The Cycle Men"
MATTRESSES
Mattresses from factory to home.
Spring mattreao I let. Renovators and
f umigatora Uugs cleaned. Capital Bed
dins Co. TeL 4062. 030 N. CapitoL
New mattress made to order, old
remade ; carpet clean ins. alio ; flulf
rug weaving. Salem Fluff Rag A Mat
tress Factory, a llth A Wilbur. TeL
1441. Otto F. Zwlcker. Est. 1S1L
MUSIC STORES
GEO. C WILL Pianos, radios, sew
ing machines, sheet musto and piano
studies. Repairing radios, phonographs
and sewing machlaea 422 State Street.
Balent.
MUSIC INSTRUCTION
Steel. 8paa. Guitar, Mandolin, Be
ginners, adv. classes. Harmony, cotes.
Registration ends June IS. Studio TeL
7184 or Y. W. C A. 8878.
MEDICINE
Dr. Chan Lam Chinese Medicine Ca
Hours Tuesday snd Friday, 10 ;S0 am
to 4:10 p. m. 148 N. Commercial.
PAINT AND ROOFING
Salem Paint Roofing. 474 Ferry.
PAINTING
Painting, ' paper-hanglag, interior
decorating. Estimates tree. W. EL
Bheppard. TeL 4280.
printing;
rpa STATIONERY, cards, . pamph
lets, ' programs, books or any kind of
printing, ca The Statesman Printing
Department, lit a Commercial. Tele
phone 10L 1 '
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT
N. D. Clement, Income Tax Reports.
Auditing. 110 N. Com'L Tel 2030
or 27. - i-
REAL ESTATE
BECKS ft BSNDBUC2CS. TeL 4M7.
W. H. QRABENUORST ft Ca
121 a Liberty Ct. f -' TeL S4M.
eocoLorsKY ft son
204-t rirst Nat'L Bk. BMg. TeL TIOl
STOYES
STOVES and stove repairing. Stoves
for sale, rebuilt and repaired. All
kinds of woven wire- fenoe, fancy aad
piaia. hop baskets, hooka, togaa hooka
Salem Fenoe mad Stove Works, 222
Chemeketa. TeL 4774. R. a Flemi .
TRANSFER
CAPITAL, CITY Transfer Co. J
State St. Tat, Iin, DistriOuttng, for
warding aad storage oar specialty
Ost our rate.
FOB local or distant transfer storage,
call 1121. Larmer Transfer Ca Trucks
to Portland dally. '
TYPEWRITERS
TYPEWRITERS Adding Men. sold,
rented, repaired. Underwood Agents.
Cooke ft Short. 612 Court TeL 5524.
' WELL DRILLING
It. A. West, 2 yearn plaaco,
RKD Ho 102 B. TeL II0F5.
Wheatland School
Closes ; Mitt Page
: ReelectetJ Teacher
WHEATLAND, June 1 The
Wheatland school closed Friday.
Miss Mary Page, the teacher, was
re-elected to teach here next year.
Shearing SO Shropshire, sheep
on the Eugene Wilson farm Is in
progress with Lane brothers do
ing the work. "
Mlsf Maud Williamson, who
has received treatments at the
Salem General hospital for three
weekj trat Jtrought to her home
here Sunday. She is able to git
up at short lnterrals.
Statesman
Classified Ads
Call 9101
Single Insertion per lifitJfe
Thro lnertUe pr
tta lot
Six insertion per Urn, .sic
One month par tin. . tile
Ulalmem charge ......lit
' Copy tor UU pat ac
cented eatil f :30 th area
UI before publication tor
classification. Copy re
eelred after this tine will
be ran under the heading
Too Late to Classify.
-The Statesman asm meg
ao financial responsibility
for error which may ap
pear tn adrertlaementa pb
Uhd la Ita columns, and
ta caaee wbere thl paper Sa
at fault w01 reprint that
part ot an adrerttaoment in
which the typographical
mistake occur.
The Statesman reserves
the right to reject objee
ttonal advertising. It further-reeerree
tht tight to
classify all advertising an
dor the proper classification.
HELP WANTEDMALE
WANTED man to water lawn,
morning and evening. No boys. 1494
Court.
HELP WANTED FEMALE
Unemployed efficient dressmaker
Open, operate small shop. Everything
furnished. No rent. Commit 60.
Box SOS, Statesman.-
SALESMEN WANTED
2 outside salesmen must have car.
(Salary and commission.) 1:30 a. m.,
12 N. Com'L
SITUATIONS WANTED
MSswVVMAAAAAAMVwVVwVVwWWwVwVI
Boy, 18, wants farm work. Box 210,
Statesman.
Married man, small family, wants
work. Do anything. Box No. 209,
Statesman.
FOR SALE Miscellaneous
tm rriwwu jxn rirsj-trxri rj -sjnjw
Frlt crabs now at Fldler'a stand.
Intersection BH vert on-Portland road.
Prices that aatlrfy. D. Q Wahlberg.
TeL 3504. lunch hour.
- RADIO FOR SALE 'nixn
10-tube R-XJ, $178.00 Victor, repos
sessed. Balaac due. $51.20. Terms, $5
down, 25 month. See Mr. Janz, Will's
Music Store.
ClnnA rrfioir inmlr t ft Dn. mntnw
hoat. Eugeno Llbby. RL '$, Box 106.
Potatoes, Crooked Finger Mountain
Burbank. Best S1.2S per cwt. Bring
sacks. Hogh Magee. Scotta Mills.
FOR SAIX Slightly used Vacuum
cleaner with attachments complete. A
bargain for cash. Phone 4901 between
II and 12 noon. Ask for Mr. Hankins.
FOR BALE Indoor motor boat.
Perfect condition. Paul H. Carrow,
Chemawa, Ore.
MISCELLANEOUS
"'""i" 'ivWu-innAorui
Best hair cot Adults 20c, child., Ito.
Two blocks a of library, a Winter.
FOR RENT ROOMS
Modern room, garage, sip. porch.
1577 Court St TeL 457.
ROOM AND BOARD
Board and room for laAleiL Caam
In. TeL EC78. SOS Court St
OJHe0eaafcaaa j-r rm. m. ti i rxft ri txtxjXj
B. and R. near P. O. $10. Tel. 6482.
FOR RENT APARTMENTS
Fur. R. aot 2241 T.l
7244.
K0' NajseUtsssUjgaaaajgUafcjS
Apt $12.00. 297 N. ComT.
Duplex apt, unfurn. 251 N. Winter.
Well furnished 3 room apartment
Garage. Adulta 475 N. CapitoL
2 and 2 room apts. Summer rates.
$58 Center.
1 1 1 iinrorsorwXjsjsi j
Nice guru, apts., overstuffed. - 520
Union.
t room modern furn. apt, with bath.
eve n. summer. TeL 4494.
. mm m am m m m m -l--,vyyW,f) ji
Three room furnished apartment,
private bath. Tory nice, 1024 Oak St
First floor apartment, 1225 State.
FOR RENT HOUSES
S-room house. 1880 a High.
Purn. and wftfurn. houses, a A,
Forknes, ll N Cottage.- TeL 221.
2r. mmgalow, furn. 1242 Chemeketa.
Modem turn. 2-room house, close In.
TeL SOlt.
170 N. 17th St. 223.60: 435 Rich.
mond Ave., 223.60; 2105 N. Fourth St.
2l5.ee: ml Hacel. furnished. 225..
P. H. BELL, 225 Oregoa Bldg. Phone
89BZ.
2 R. furn. houae. 722 N. Cmrrch.
FOR RENT
Cafe for rent. 897 N. CommerclaL
FOR SALE Real Estate
Good semi-modern 7 -room plastered
residence,. basemen t fireplace, plumb
IngV 00 two big lots covered with nut,
cherry and ornamental trees and rosea,
grape arbor, sear schools, nice view,
going at depression price. Also two
beautiful building lots 40x130 each
with largo trait trees, block south Les
lie brick school, at bargain, easy terms.
Owner, 7(5 Rural Ave. Phone 2854.
BUT TOTTR HOME NOW
Dandy 6-R. modem (north) 225.
' 4-R basement, furnace, etc., with
another 2-R, house rented, for 1190-.
Dandy Fall-mount hit! place for $4,-
29. that Is a bargain, f EG
JAa-D BEARS, REALTOR
For Home Burs
122 South HitJ
Strictly modem 5 room bungalow,
close in. Nearly new. A very choice
homo at only $3000.00, as furnished.
5 Acres with mortem t room btin
galow near Bslem. Price only $3800.0.
Terms given. -6
Acres located north of Salem, all
fenced and cultivated. Good Hop land.
Bargain at $2400.00. Terms;--1.
F. ULRICH CO.
Phono 1(73 225 State BLroe
FOR SALE Real Jbtat
Dent build tmtft von see tha la
fine lots all to cherriao. pears- and ap-
pies, foil soaring, one block south f
Laiie rumor nign scnooi. nice view,
level tots, 22x120 each. Sell one or
both cheap, easy payments. Owner, 722
rama veou, pnono site.
- -4WArw
IS15 rash will buy a choloo lot.
clear title aad abstract oa Fatrmotmt
hiU. between IUocoln and Washlagtoa
streeta Shown by appointment mly.
SEE BECHTEt. or THOMA8ON
241 Stats Street
WT.1 take good tight oar or city lot
as first payment on modem f-rooaa
home. TeL C21.
THB JOTS OB COUNTRY LIVTNO
Immediate possession of 1 aero of
dark, fertile bind, neat 4 room plas
tered cottage with nook, bath, built Ins,
electric lights, gas, drove well, garage,
woodshed, shrubs, flowers and garden
'"-Well located oa paved road. Price
$1902, part terms,
2 acres, best of location, partly
planted to garden, drove well, some
buildings. A good buy for $85. cash
fit. baL $10 per month, 4 tat
CH1LDS ft MILLER, REALTORS
244 State 8treet Phono 4T82
MODERN home well located in N.
Salem. Lrrlng room with sua room at
tached, dining room, kitchen, aook. 1
bedroom and bath downstahra, 2 bea
rooms up, with lavatory, full basement,
furnace, trays, $221 down, and balance
like rent .
Have other good boys. STOB
... ... VAN QREER
201-202 Ore. Bldg. Phono TMt.
EXCHANGE Real Estate
,M .1-.-. . u-i.nj-injuuvjJ
GOOD TRADE
$3000., good farm, 25 acres, stock
and equipped. 6 R. house, barm, two
poultry houses. Trade for a filling sta
tion. SEE BECHTEL or THOMASON.
S41 State. Room 4.
uWi i,iiln,liiMIMIMM
S-A. filberts. 5-A. good prunes
5-R. hoiase, bath, fireplace. Prune dry
er, and 2 poultry houses. Trade for
Salem home.
30-ACRE TRADE
All tn cultivation. Trout stream.
Most all tn crop. 6-R. house, bath,
light and water system. Barn. Poultry
house. On paved highway. Take m
small place close to Salem as part.
If you want to buy, trade or sell, tt
pays to see
JAa D. SEARS, REALTOR
132 South High Street
POP prvrrr a XTnT7
Nice modem Portland homo to ex
change for Salem home or close In
acreage home. Also a nice homo at
Gladstone to exchange for Salem pron
erty. See Vlek with
W. H. GRABENHORST ft CO..
REALTORS
134 S. Liberty St Phone 24(2.
. . .U.IIV w w-
change for acreage near Salem. Win
assume.
A1o tlOOO In cash and $1000 clear
propt Want small acreage near town.
H. C SHIELDS
Oregon Bldg,, TeL 8202
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE'
modern duplex houses with fuB
basements. It rooms in all. gara-v--.
nice lawns, flowers, shrubs, rockeries
and pooL Some furniture. Good In
come. Price $8000. Will trade for good
rarra near Salem. Prefer cherry or nut
orchard with value not to exceed $5500.
. " acre farm few miles out 3 room
house, barn and outbuildings. Most aU
in cultivation. 7 acres fine young cher
ries and filberts. Price only $1400. Will
consider Salem residence.
2 room bungalow in exchange for
house In Los Angeles.
ALSO: Modern 6 room house far
good home In Tacoma.
Ask us about these.
CH1LDS ft MILLER, Realtors
344 State Street PhW 4708
FOR SALE FARMS
tVL 5airr; Pavement New modem
BirtgLong time on part 710 N. High.
ACREAGE
AUKES CLOSE IN
and water system. Bam and large
Terms. eaje m.i ae.
7-19 A. RIVER BOTTOM
g A. VAfiilV VncV wn.n r m .
. - - ' t a. um
ber and pasture. 6 R. house. New
Zt5Z??y 2500- Terma
h-'tZ 7 AislJ WUlFPED
im, m -.1 . . I " cultiva
tion. AH plow land. Good dark solL 1
i' ""SLi,a.na looI- Price
" ' "risains see
a& u. BAKS, Realtor
132 B. Hlph St.
WANTED REAL ESTATE
, "iUWl tu TO BUT
- mwrni noma rn
North Salem. Closo In. Phone T612
Business Opportunities
Far sale am rant ..t .
garage, on busy highway. 225 Cbeme-
LIVESTOCK and POULTRY
" " -1 "vw"sLruxjoki
CtULtam f Ktv-e-aw K Ash a
ItV.. a.Bd Tueoday. TeL
- m.w m tMMriiVI y,
- i-irti II IJIJ I n il.!, 1
m -
For gaavls fon -narawV m.m ..
double, weight abeat 1400. Ftae Urge
4 yr. old Goemsey cow, Just fresh. 2rd
house east of Turner.
FOR KAT.W flmmUm, mnm- n.. T.-
gergow. fresh soon. 612 NJ-ont
MONEY TO LOAN
1 - -r it-i-inni- 11 1 .-.t.xvju
WRSONAI, LOAN
KADB ea turalrure. can. mUfIm
or other rood 1 iirti. Inanu,
monthly. When hi financial good see
1 wmivrm erasing loan,
GENERAL IN VESTMENT -
First National Bask Blifc Phoeo SCI2
PERSONAL INSTALLMENT LOANS
CUT A y v i a av .av
win uimrANl
VIS n,.... r.. (i m k . M
2ZlaL hTm- l29 A. M. to :$0 P. It
; .uu"" ' buw uctns na
S-I45.
2 Borrow on personal property ; repay
In monthly tnstallaMeta. WILLAM.
w wi ei. !. .. ,
POLLY AND HER
I IZfZrt- jvzjy ' A" Js?J I 'ClrL 'rr-LA i Ithets no use JL
x. t l nAi m m a s n ' nam - ' i a mnt a a wm an a a r am. Njkr "X j s a - - - -. a
J,V r7Z' T .ilCrTVVrva r?N A W.vvi l TWO TRIPS ) , .
nri "a , m - a . nor --E-a now m w m mt-tmm a ar a i a is k m mi a y a i 1,1 i in i w. f m a na .-
MONEY TO LOAN
'Dells of Harmony
'Beard aver KOT2T dtaQr
rmg out esaa atrvlea chat
la really really . dUfarsac
TOTT OUT TBTS FT71X, .
AMOUNT OF LOAM
. LH CASH
r ONLY tAWFUT. TNTERJCST
' STRICT PRIVACT
QUICK AND COURTEOUS SETttTCB
ON LOANS -$10 to $2
Beneficial Loan
Society
OF SALEM
Room lit New Bilgh Bldg. tod Floor
LICENSED BT STATB
511 State Street TeL 2-T-4-.
MONET LOANED ON AUTOS
Contracts Refamooed
Arrange to red use your payments
Too aaop the ear
F. a, ETKEK
Cor. Liberty 2tt. aad ferry
Phone 4722 SaiflSk Or.
FOR SALEWOOD
GUARANTEED DRT wood esal
TeL 500 Salens Fuel O. Trad A
Cottage.
Ash, fir aad oak. Tel. 1241.
Dry wood $4 cord. TeL 4Sa,
Dry wood, all klnda TeL 4412.
Dry oak, 4 ft, $4.0. TeL (702.
FOR SALE USED CARS
McKATS USED CARS WITH
AN a SC. THAT COUNTS
Essex Coach 2 25
Overland Coach
45
Star Sedan
115
125
100
245
235
545
Chrysler Sedan
Chev. Truck and Trailer.
Ford Coupe
Ford Pickup
Plymouth Sedan
Cher. DeLnxe Coupe, 200 mL 57$
Chev. Short W. B. Truck 1(5
cnev. panel Truck, reoondl
UUMUU
irt
we trade and give terma
Open Evenings and Sundays
McKAT CHEVROLET CO.
332 Center 430 N. Com'L
Phone 2129
WANTED
Several light cara Will pay cash.
USED CAR EXCHANGE
Terms Trades
542 Chemeketa
1229 Oakland DeLuxe Sedan only
driven 14,000 miles. Not 10 of ser
vice taken out of rt. New car guaran
tee, $465.00. Will accept good milk cow
as part pmt See this at once at 240
N. Lib. Borrego's. phono 2482.
MCKAY'S USED CARS
WITH AN O. K. THAT COUNTS
1926 Stud Coupe a dandy $126.00
1920 Willys-Knight Coupe 26.(
1929 Pontiao Sedan 295.
1931 Ford Pickup 393 M
1929 Nash Sedan 325.00
1938 Chevrolet DeLuxe Coupe 675 00
1933 Plymouth Sedan , 545 00
1929 Chevrolet Panel Truck 225.00
1922 Chevrolet Track 125.00
TERMS TRADES
Open Evenings and Sunday
McKAY CHEVROLET CO.
232 Center Phono 2189 430 N. Com'L
WANTED USED CARS
Cash for late light car. TeL 7471.
Light eoupe. or roadster, good condi
tion, not over $80. Terma Ph. 4820.
Stocks and Bonds
(Copyrifht, 1933. 8uassri tUtiiUes Co.)
June 1
STOCK AtrSBAGSt
50 20 itO
I 1 t t 1 rr-1
00
Tetat
7TJ
78
72.1
85.0
194.5
77.T
43.
. 78
35.0
Today . 8I.5 49.$ .
Previoaidey SO. 42. 91.1
Weektro 7. 40.1 M.S
Tmr(o 85. S 1S.S 61.S
Svesrees : la A a iaae ta
High 133 81.7 43!8 958
l.oirlB3S A1 mi i
High 1982 72.2 2'.S 111.0
Low 1933 5.1 18.2 SI.
BOOT) AVZKAOES
20 20
tmA'tm L ' .
20
Dt's
22.4
2A
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T0.2
SS.2
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S.
70.
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Total
76.S
.l
T4.S
57J
7.S
62.S
TS.l
57.5
Today 71.8 74.0
Previoesday .
Wetk sgo
Yearig-e
Higk 1933 :
71.2 74A
70.4 TS.1
84.3 47.4
71.8. 7 A
58,8 87.
Tl.S 7.
53.2 47.4
Low 138
Hick 18
Low 1933
Kew 1938
high.
Radio .
Program
reiDAT, Jim
xora poTiun 4 xe.
8:80 KOOf Kloek.
9:00 Maria,. Little Vraaeb Priacav
CBS. '
10:15 Hestee eg 4-e air. "
12:15 Rose City trie.
1 :45 Bells Martha, BtLBQL
2:00 FeaOaiao ZaaetM, VIAO.
4:1S SmiHog E4 MeOeaeeH.
:20 Egwfa O. BUI, C2A
T:45 r-teaisg halletia.
:05 Meeicat Terraplaaea
14:13 Sport fiaabea
T:00 Herabig w4Itatia M by feev.
Prea & Henew.
:15 Mart eppreeiaUea,
:45 Home oeeaeaiee oeeerver. .
13:20 Prof A, . B. Bee 4. 'Was te
Do ia the Gerdea."
:0 The hoaiemskets half heex.
:00 Farm market report.
2:00 H. H. Pickett, "M-iateaaee e(
FertiUty ia BmsU FraH flaat-
faa." .
7:15 Edith Calavaa, plealit " m .
7:80 The aormal school saatflr ses-
liom Preeiiaat J. A. Chareh-O.
7:41 Prf. H. T. Taaee, "Wh Use
PehiB lUtalllag." -
:2 Dr. W. B. Aadrrsea, "Za teres tiag
Objeets ia the Sky?
. g;s aoasy high seeee
PALS
II,
Breltenbush Road Open now
Through to Springs;
Start Road Work
DETROIT. Jan l Two re
forestation camp ia this area, one
located at Ham Bag flat, f asilea
north of Detroit and one sonth
e2t of thl eltr oa Hoorer flat
ar tally eetaaUsaed with oqaln
meat aad fall erawa. Tha aoy ar
rlred Wednesday by rail to thla
rlelalty and were taken by stage
to their respeettra camps. The
bors all were la rood physical
condition and all looked capable
of dotnc the task which baa been
pot before them. Their work com
prised of trail and telephone
maintenance, road eonstrnctloa
and anagr falling;.
Road Opes Now
The Detroit-Breitenbush road la
opened clear through to the
springs, construction and main
tenance) work ha been carried on
the past week aad the road Is In
good condition for travel.
Operations will be resumed oa
the North Santiam highway June
1. Both camps belag operated by
tall crews.
Fir totally destroyed the borne
of Burl Davis. Origin of the fire
was not known but it is believed
the fire was started from a defec
tive flue.
JEFFERSON The following
men from Jefferson who enlisted
in the forestry work as experienc
ed woodsmen left for their, camps
Sunday: Roy Chain, Ellis Tiede
man and Merle Chapman are sta
tioned at Humbug camp, six miles
from Detroit. Charlea Duagan,
Elmer Henderson, Otto Hoppe,
Charles Lynes, J. R. Smith, Clyde
Hutchinson, all of Jefferson and
Warren D. Folllett of Marlon ar
stationed at Black Eagle camp,
north of Mehama.
Four Promise
Tlatforms'
On Education
SILVERTON, Jnne 1. Views
oa th school situation will be
stated by I. D. Borden, H. B. Jor
genson, A. Lathery and E. Boesch,
candidates for school directors, at
a mats meeting which will likely
be held at the Eugene Field au
ditorium June 14, according to
a reply the four men made to the
chamber of commerce committee.
At the recent meeting of the
chamber of commerce, a commu
te consisting ot U. W. Preston.
T. T. Leonard and H. B. Latham
was appointed to investigate the
school trouble here which brought
about recall petitions for two
members. Dr. R. E. Klelnsorge
aad R. B. Duncan, ef the present
board.
The committee wrote to the
four candidates wbo were nom
inated at a recent meeting of the
group who sponsored the recall
petitions, asking that these can
didates state their "platform."
Th tour men replied that this
would be done at a mass meeting
and statement would be made
orally.
No petitions have as yet been
filed by candidates for the school
board directorship. Two of the
present board member; whose
term -expire, have not stated
whether or not they will ran for
reelection. They are H. R. Irish
and Merlin Conrad.
The local hop market continues
quiet on actual galea,' though
dealers hold it Is firm at TS cent.
Seme contracting continues, at
1 usual at this time ot the year.
So tar a can b learned, the
highest one-year contract, offered
her still stands at the IS cents
ottered some time ago. Some
three-year contract on a 50-10-4t
cents deal are being made,
aad some on a 50-40-30 basis.
Probably the beat long-term
eoatraet offered include th 41-40-30
and' 30 cent con trade be
tween 8efdenberg aad Bert Jer
man. In Washington Seideabvrg
has contracted for foar aad tire
years on a 4.0-5-25-25-2 basis.
HATS8TILLE. June 1 The
echoel board baa elected tbee
teachers: Lillian Shane r, primary
room; and Haxel. Harsh aQ tar
fifth term, adraneed reom.
DETROIT
HOP filKEI QUIET;
conns n
Tho N1M Skift
d-5ti bIvw tvAjtV t-rN I iLlSTEM, MISTER Z
INFLATION
LOCAL BERRIES ON MARKET SOON
Late Buying Offsets I
Early Losses at
Eastern Lead
CHICAGO. Jan 1 (AP)
Reports that new inflationary da
Telopnaeuts at Washington wr
forthcoming' brought about a
sharp recovery of grain Taluea to
day, and offset early losses.
Eastern interests took the lead
In lata buying that accompanied
stock market upturns. Among ru
mor current was one that the
United state would red ace tho
gold content ot tho dollar.
Wheat closed irregular, L off
to U up, compared with yester
day' finish, corn unchanged to
higher, oats at decline to a
had advanee.
Today closing Quotations:
Wheat July 73-14; Sep
tember T5S-t4: December 78-
Corn Jnly 4SU-H; Septem
ber December St.-.
Oata July 14: September
15 S; December 27.
General Markets
PKODUCB BXCHAVGS
PORTLAND, Ore., Jane 1. (AP)
Preeace exchang. act price Batter,
xtrse He, Uadtrdi HHe, prime firtts
am. first 20 H. Ecr Freih extra
18c, fresh, median 17e.
Portland Grain
PORTULKD, Ore, Jaae 1. (AP)
Wheat Opea High Low Clot
July 6H4 61 0 60
September 63 62 ft3 62
December 64 64 64 64
Cash wheat No. 1. Bib Bend blue
tea 68e. dark hard winter 13 per coat
, 11 percent 5e. soft waila, hard
winttr 60 Vie ; aortbara' sprinc, westers
waJte, veatera ret SB.
Oats No. 2 white 922.50.
Cora K. 3E yeUew $12.3.
MiUraa Suadsrd 319.
Portland Produce
PORTLAND, Or, Jua L. (AP)
Batter Prints, extrt 24e, standards
23tte.
Batterfat Portland delivery, A grade
21-23e pound; farmers' door delivery 21
22c pound; aweet cream 5e higher.
Egfa Pacific poultry producer lail
iag prices. Jumbos 19e, extras 18e. mixed
colors 17a mediam 17c dosea. Bayiag
price of wholesalers, fresh correat re
ceipta 5 peaadf aad op 12-14e dotea.
Cheese 2 score Oregoa triplet. 13c,
loaf. 14 psnnd. Brokers will pay 1 be
low quotations.
Milk Oeatract price 4 per cent. Pert
land eeUvery fl.70 cwt; B grade ereaat,
37 peaad.
Ceoatry Beat Selling price te re
tailor, country killed bega, best bstefc
ers, under 150 ponnda 6 -7c; vealer SO
to 100 ponnd 7-7 Vie; spring lambs 12
12 e; yealings 2-4e pound; hoary twit
2-3e; canner cow 5 9e; bull le
ponnd.
Mohair Komiaal liaying price, 1922
clip 12 pomad.
Csaeara bark Buying price, 1922
peel 4c poeae.
. Hops Nominal, 1922. 70-72 poaaa.
Leva peeltry Pertla-4 AeHeery. bey
iag prices: Heavy beaa colored 4
pounds 14c. do medians, 12c; light 12e;
spring light, ltt pounds up, 13; chared
spring IS; to ost si 6e poaa; decks,
Pekins, broilers, 15; old duck. Pakiaa,
10-I2e pound, do colored lOe peon A
Onions Sailing price to retailer:
Oregoa 11-1.25 cental.
Kew oaioa California Bermudas
31.60-1.7S per 80 pooad crate; Oaliferata
4e per lag; aew red 2 penad.
Potato Local. 91.15-1.45; Vm
rhutes Oems, 31.60; do Baker 1 1.74;
Yakima Gam. 31.50.
Kew petateee CaHforaia Gar-eta,
2H-3s pound; whit 2i peead.
Strawberries 8acrameate 34 91K
2.15; Oregoa 23.75-3.
Wool 1S3S clip, nominal, Willam
ette valley, 18-35e pound; eaatera Ore
sea 17-30 ponnd; soothers Idaho 16
20e poaad.
Hoy Baying pric from prodaner :
Alfalfa 214-15; clover $11; eaatera Ore
gon timothy 215; eats, and retch 21S.
Portland Livestock
PORTLAND, Or.. June 1. (AP)
Cattle BecelpU 175. ealre 33; ateady.
Steers, geed. S-7, aeasmoa aad midlaai
93.75-C.50. Htfr-ged 35.50-e.24;
eommoa aad medium 3S-5.50. Gews, ged
S4.50-5.25, common end mediam fLSO
4.50. Bulla good S3.S5-4.75; eatters aad
mediam ftAg-8.29 Teamva good 34-T,
e aimsa sad sjedlnm 9- Calres. aoed
35-6. eoowoa ad aUdieai -.
Hog Receipt 1200; tteedy.
Oeod. 14 te 300 pooad 9B-5.S5;
BOO 4e 250 peesd .2J-.73; over 20
peeads 4.S-SA0. Sow, good 94.IS-4 ;
ediaat 14,25-4.7. Pig, good gS-TS-AT.
peb -rpta 12.0; Udy.
Lambs, geod ahd eboiee 24.50-7, tea
mm aad asedlaai 4-A. Weth.r f2
A75. Kwo 31-2A.
Meltirig of Snows
To Bring Openingr
Of Timber Camps
aiLTERTON, Jaae 1 Silver
Fall Timber eosrpany cam pa will
opea as aeoa as the snow melt,
which will likely three er
four - week, according to II. C.
Woodard, manager of the Silver
Falls Timber company mill at IU
verton. Mr. Woodard said Thara
day morning that there waa still
three feet of snow in cam ra
gfona. The mill proper will open as
eooa a cam pa do, Mr. Woodard
also stated.- The elaner beda are
ruaalng- etg dara-n week her nt
the present time.
VOLTRE
CONSIDERATE,
xm
RTJMOR RAISES GRAINS
Salem- Markets
Grade B raw 4 aalXk,
co-ep pool price, S1.S4 per
trauKlred.
Sarplas 9 LIS.
(Ifilh aeee4 ea I lestlTy
atterfst everage.)
Distrfbtrtor price fl.70
Batterfat Top a0-21e,
prlaU 34H, cabe ZXH,
rriees eaU t graver f Balesi ayets
Jas 1
(The prieee Mi, eeppive ey a Isea
gtaeer, are ladieatl f tke aaily eserket
keiare eat gmereete br Tee Ktateemesl
raoiT Ajrr rBairasixs
S trial heaov lb vku .IS
Artiehe-c. 4oa. .74
Aaparsgaa, local, doi.
vasesge, lb.
MX
J
4
as
Oreea eeepers. Calif.
lb.
Peea. Calif- lb.
Oaiea. 4oa. haaekes
Petstoes, TsUaa 5a
.1.14
Leal
.1.00 te 1-34
2.40
, 2.40
1.S
1.2S
., JS
.01
3 .23
2.7S
.95
1.40
.00
1.46
Florida
Shasta.
rhiUs
Sereet potato, crate
Lottece, Calif.
Oaioa. Labis-, cwt.
Raabarb, local
Celery. Calif. crate
Msricaa Tomatoes
Apele
wlnesap, fasey . , ,
Extra faacr
Xewtowas. faaey .
Extra faner
Oraage. p.p.
Faaer ..
2.25 to 3.75
8.00 to 4 00
.45
Beet. Calif, dot.
Teraips. local, dot.
Spinach, local, crate
Bananas, lb. on stock
Hands
Oregoa plums, 24 cup
Celery hearts, doi.
Mastard creens
.40
.25 to .60
.05
05
i.o
.90
.60
Cn cambers
.80 to 1.30
.20 to .30
5.00
C.20
Pineapple, retail
Cantaloupe!, crate . .
Lemons
HOPa
Top. 1932. Ib.
Top. 1931, lb.
.75
.58
EOGS
Bay tag Prices
Extras .
.14
.13
.13
.04
.11
.09
.03
SUadards
Medians
POULTRT
Old roosters
Colored bees
Mediums hen
Ltcht bona
Broiler
.13 to
.15
K AT
Lamb, top .
Hogs, top
. 5.50
5.50
5.25
.04 H to .05
First cat
Steer
Cows
.02 te
.03 Vi te
.02 H to
03
04
03
.07 H
Heifers
Bell
Drd val. top
-reee aor
GCATJI AFD HAT
Wh. weatera red .65
Whit. No. 1 AS
Barley, top. toa 18.00 to 20.00
Oata tea 20.00 to 25.00
Hiy baytnc price
Oat and retch, toa : 18.00
Alfalfa, valley 1st cat
Eaatera Orefon
19.00
20.00
18.00
Clover hay
WOOL
Madias
Coarse .
Mohair .
.25
.33
.10
01
.03
CASCAXA BAJLC
Oreea, lb.
Dry. Ib.
IMGEICHTTIE
IT WORLD'S Fl
MT. ANGEL. Jun 1. Mt.
Angel College stock farm, breed
ers of registered Holsteln- cattle,
is sanding Sir Model BessBurk.
all-American Junior bull in 1933,
and Sir Irka Model Netherland.
Junior yearling bull, to tb world
fair in Chicago, where they will
be consigned to th national sal,
to b held June t end In the
international amphitheater.
Beer Vote Monday
Next Monday, Juae S, a special
election will be held in Mt. Angel
to decide whether or not the city
wfll handle the beer sal. To date
the new 2 2 beer Is being sold by
th hotel fountain under a spec
ial license agreement. To give the
city control at the sale ot beer
as planned. It will be necessary to
amend the city charter. .
MEASLES PRKVALEVT
RICKREALL, Jttne 1 Measles
ar atm noticeably with the town.
Members ot the high acBooi are
Cha latest to b afflicted. Mertn
CoTllIe Is confined to the Dallas
hospital where he went to under
go n operation on hi ear which
was infected from an attack of
lea.
TEACHERS KXA3HXATIOX
Notice la hereby given that the
County School Superintendent at
Mario a County. Oregon, will hold
the regular examination ot appli
cants .for state teachers certifi
cate at the Court House in Sa
lem. Oregon commencing Wed
nesday, Jane 14, 1133. at
o'clock a. m. and continuing un
til Friday, June It, 1S33, at 4
o'clock . m. All applicants
should notify the undersigned
not later than Jane 10, 1933.
MARY I FULKERSON,
Uaiion County School Superin
tendent. VERV
SURE.-
(BUT lL'ffX
TO.DRIVB TT fjGH , T D
CHAPTER DAJ L-vcgK
j-ftS?--
$2.25 Probable Price;
Asparagus Cheaper,
At 60c a Dozen
rirst Salm-growB atrawber
rie of th season are expected to
appear oa the market here today
or Saturday, with the opening
price probably hitting a ix.n
maximana.
Other Oregoa berries offerings
stiffened yesterday, with .th
market auotatioa at Il.tO.
Asparagaa la more - plentiful
and cheaper, at (0 cents a dosea.
Local lettue is coming) on the
market ia fair Quantity, with
quality also rated fair. The f uo
tatioa is around $1. California
lettuce 1 lower, at $1.15.
W TORK, Jnne 1 (AP)
Fi- al markets quieted down
today. Stocks were a bit choppy
In the morning, but buyers again
polished up the metal shares and
lalo the rails, with the result
thai h final prices wer higher .
tbx,h moderately so In many
Cm9e.
stocks were much more llreiy
on advances than on declines but
turnover was reduced to 4.753.
300 shares.
Metal issue flourished nearly
all day. Anaconda Copper ral
lied a couple of points, while
Kennecott, American Smelting,
U. S. Smelting and Cerro de Pas
co gained one or more. Ameri
can Can. Youngstown Sheet and
Tube, Goodrich. Goodyear, r. S.
Robber, National Biscuit, Inter
national Harvester and du Pont
firmed approximately a point.
Utilities as a group lagged.
Canadian Pacific Atlantic
Coat Line. Lackawanna, Balti
more and Ohio, New York. On
tario tc Western. Southern Rail
way and New York Central were
among the prominent rails. Na
tional Distillers. Libby-Owens-Ford.
Atlantic Refining and V.
9. Industrial Alcohol and Cndahy
contribHted to the list of advan
ces. J. I. Cas zipped up fir
points.
LETTUCE IS STEM
PORTLAND, June 1 (AP)
Market for butter reflected a
steady to firm tone outside of the
produce exchange and there was
no change there for the late ses
sion. Butterfat was fully steady.
Situation In the egg trade was
weak despite the absenc of price
change by leading distributors.
There was considerable secret
price shading despite this. In fact
retail sales were . occasionally
shown for less than wholesale
lists.
Firmness was suggested all
through the market for live poul
try with prices well held for all
offering.
With smaller supplies la sight
and with weather conditions fav
orable for sal here, strawberries
from California were Quoted at a
further ris at $1.90-2.25 crate
for 24s. Locals were nominally
12.75-3.
Local lettuce wgs showing a
steady tone with the bulk of the
sales around J 1-1.25 crate. Qual
ity was Increasing.
Country killed real and hogs
were Just holding; lambs firm.
Domestic Wools
Slightly Higher
But Volume Low
BOSTON, Jaa 1 (AP) De
tnestie wools mored steadily at
firm to slightly higher price
than wer realised hut week. Ta
relume of wool gold however, la
not quite ao large a it waa a tew
nreeka ago. Thl la dno partly
to the fact that many types of
wool called for are not available
In sizeable Quantities.
Tho better type of fine and
territory fleece woools are not ar
riving aa yet, except In Terr small
ftuaatltt. S-owaesi of Texas
wool oa th other hand appear
ed to bo die somewhat to the
larger purchase ot xld wool by
mill in April aad May.
StJRPlUSB PARTY STAGED
WEST STAYTON. June 1
A pleasant aurprlse van riven on
Donald Hankel Monday night
whan group of hit friends as
sembled at hit home tor a party.
By CUFF STERRETT
METALS
uun
On STOCK MARKET
EGG TRADE IS WEAK
1
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