1 ' ""' ' The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Tuesday Morning; July 25, 1333 ' - -
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monthly basis ouly. Retel
Sl.03 par llai per owmtlk.
AUTO BRAKES
Mike Paaek. the braks
doctot .278 South Comn-.r?l Street.
CATERING
Burt Crarr. tha caterer. Ph. 3732.
j CHIMNEY SWEEP
Telephone 448S. R. E- North
CHUIOPRACTORS
DR.au SCOTT. FSC, Chiropractor.
S6 N. High. Tel. Rea, S373.
FLORISTS
CUT flower, we-trlng bouqueto fun
rai wreaths, decorations. C. F.
bupt, florist. Ut Court. Tel. $S4.
ALL. kinds ot floral work. LuU Flor
ist. 14U Market. Tel. 3632.
GLASS
Auui and window glass mirrors. Tel.
llo. Walter J. Uowas. 680 Brcya,
INSURANCE
BECK A HBNUBICKS
W W. Mian Tel. mi
COFFKX-SM1TH, gen. aa Tel. St.
LAUNDRIES
THJC MSTW 8AXJCM LAUNDRX
1UJS WJUlwa UaUNURI
in a iiisti Tel. im
CAFITAXi C1TT UlUNV&T
First la uaUty and tjerrtc
Telepnona Mroadwaj
LAWN MOWERS
liuarpwneU. repaired and traded.
HARK W. SWrf, The Cycle Man".
MATTRESSES
Mattresses from factory to home.
mttreaa. BO lb. S4.UQ. Renovat-
ms and tumigators. Rugs cleaned. Cap-
Kol tfedOtnc CO. eu . ww
Capitol.
New mattress made to vrder, old
rciuado crpet deanins, sising i f lull
rug weavtog. ttalam DluiX Uag Mai-Uo-a
f actory, & 1U WUbur. Tat
HU Ut JSwicker. JiUia
MUSIC STORES
UEQ. C. WILXr Pianos, radloa, sew
ing oiachines, sheet musio and piano
studies, lie pair log raotoa, phonographs
auU sttwlua mauluaea. Ut atate CiUeet.
blUem. '
MEDICINE
Dr. Chan f -r" Chinese Medietas Co.
fluurs Tuesday and ."rldajr, 10 :20 a.m.
lo 4 ; p. -m. . lis N. Commerclat
Chariis Chan, Chinese' Medlclns Co.,
122 ti .Com'l. iMily -, Sun. S-12. AU
kinds Ueros for male and female, for
constipation, rheumatism, appendici
tis, colitis, gland, st-mach disorders.
PAINT AND ROOFING
Salem Paint A Roofing. 474 Ferry.
PRINTING
FOR 8TAT10NRX, cards, pamph
rtaj program-. Books or any kind ol
printing, call Toe talesmen printing
lAipartmaut, SIS b. ConunsrcUl. Tele
pteoae S10L ;
REAL ESTATE
liliSCKB Mi-NDalC--S, TeL 44I.
W. H, URAJEKNUOBST CO.
224 sV t-barlJT TsL 4a
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SOCOLOFSKX A SON
SV4-I First Nat L Bk. Bldg. Tat tSOT.
stores:
STOVES and stave" repairing. Stoves
for sale, rebuilt and repaired. - Ait
kinds! at woven wire fanes, laacy and
plain, bop baaksta, books, iogao. hooka.
Jiaism Ssnos and Stove Works, 2(2
cnenieketa. TeL 4774. R. B. Flaming.
SHOE REPAIRING
Low prices. Oood work. 8 S. ComX
TRANSFER
CAPITAL C1TX Tnuwfar Co. US
Siata Bt. TeL 1772. DisulDuUng. for
warding and storage eur specialty.
ut pur rat, ., ,
FOR local or distant transXer storage.
call 1121, Laxmar TraosUr Co. Trucks
to Portland oauy. - -
TYPEWRITERS
TrPEWRITERS Adding Mch. sold,
rented, repaired. Underwood Agents.
Cooke A Short. 019 Court. TeL S4.
WELL DRILLING
R. A, Wast, 80 years experience,
RKD s. Boa 102 & TeL HOPS.
Youngberries in
Lead on Market,
(Set High Mark
PORTLAND, July 24 (AP)
Youngberries came Into , greater
prominence today on , the Kastl FOR RENT HOUSES
Bide Farmers' wholesale market
Sales were made at a spread of
11. 40-1.10 erate, the latter being
the high mark of the season to
date. Demand was very active. -
T-r.-.-h.-.l-. mrsMt -.o.M. t1
r-T .
1.15 1 crate.
. Raspberries were easier at
I1.40LCO crate whilo blackcaps
were about steady at 90c-$1.10
with few above $1. i
Strawberries were nominally
quoted. .v '
, Currants were in small supply
with the best $180 crate, r
' Apricots from The Dalles found
a, quite liberal demand with most
trading TSe tor Tilton Its.
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HELP WANTED MALE
2 'woodcutters with dragsaw, nnut
nave good tools. Call 8932, res. 9 S.
litn.
SALESMEN WANTED
Distributor for Salem and surround'
ingr territory for nationally known
New York ber of superlative Quality,
Opportunity to secure exclusive dis
tribution on profitable basis. Persons
interested communicate with General
Distributing Co. Inc. J05 Northwest
12th Ave. Portland, Oregon.
Can use four salesmen on a fast
selling line. A new sensational prod
uct. Not a get rich qulckpropositlon
but legitimate, substantial and per
manent. Repeat sates once sold. Boom
ers and pitch men need not apply. See
w. A. Hettengtil, mign Hotel.
SITUATIONS WANTED
Washing R. 1, Bx. 98, Salem.
Washing or other, work, 411 Front
Wanted separator Job. F. D. Hughes,
5i water Street.
FOR SALE Miscellaneous
Exp. haircuts, 20c-13c. 1614 N. Com.
Draft beer equipment. H. O. Da
man, factory representative. 297 N.
Com'L
Elec washing ma.cn. 2130 Stats St.
Or traJe for wood, piano. TeL 8523.
Fryers and breeders, White Leghorn.
OTiLarsen. . Rt. 2. TeL 67F22.
Baled clover .hay black caps lUo
lb. you pick," Geo, Christofferson, IU.
9. Box 52 A. y
lz gas range practically new,
will sell for half price. 13Sj - Fourth.
Clover hay. Oats, vetch and grass
hay. S ml. Wallace Road. TeL 7F32.
7 ft. Deerlng
Broadway.
binder. 230. 1442
TRADE Miscellaneous
What have you to exchange for
stock mdse. and fixtures (2300.00 In
good valley town. Address Box 229,
Ptate-man.
WANTED Miscellaneous
Want used baby bugffy, 160 S. 12th
street
Wanted Bids for 42 cda. 2nd
growth fir. Bids must be In by Aug.
1st. School Dlst. No. 71. Gertrude
Clevland clprk. Rt. 4. Salem.
MISCELLANEOUS
Typing students keep In practice
spL for summer. 2 mos. for 15. Thoe.
Roen, 420 Court.
. Mr. Lane of Seattle, Wn., expert
hair cutter, now located 801 a Win
ter. Prices the same. Adults 20c, chil
dren 15c
We pick up dead, worthless horses.
cows, sneep. xeu 46.
Free dirt, 1620 N. 20th.
l Wi-Ne-Ma Beach
70 mL from Salem. 9 ml R W TTbn.
cabins, cfimpfng. bathlnr. plcnlcklnr.
FOR RENT ROOMS
Modern room, garage,
1277 Court St. TeL 4857.
sip. porch,
dents, hot, cold, wafr. 255 Center.
ROOM AND BOARD
Board, rm 20. Near P. O. S482.
Furn. rooms, close In, with or with
out meals, 492 N. Summer.
Board and room for ladles close in.
Tel. 5678. 695 Court Street.
FOR RENT APARTMENTS
2 nlcs apta $12 and 122. 1580 Center.
Apta, rooms, garage house. All
nicely turn. TeL 7614, 2281 HaseL
' Fine modern 2 and 4 room apta,
partly rurn. sis. sis, szu. leu lasz.
rnv kit ir i . in nAAjyum,
Neat 3 room apt.. 25S Center.
Nice, furn. apt, 690 Union.
Mod, 3 room flatNeatly turn, front
and back entrance. Else, washer. $65
N. Fifth St.
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Close tn apt. and sleeping room,
nicely furn. 6(3 Center.
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2 R. 1st floor. 292 N. Summer.
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Funs, and on furn. housea R.
rorknar, 1811 N. Cottage, TeL 368L
For rent T room house. See itra
Cadwell. Statesman o files.
1ftt wnian-a. uniurnin-a nouaea.ti.
i Grant, ii2t . litn st. m. ssss.
8 room mod. house, partly furn, $12
me. 1206 N. 17th St. Can there after
noon today, - v .
Modern house, $63 X. 16th.
T room house, reasonable. Call 141
a, 4oerty. - .......
B room mod. cottage with garage.
Close In. Adults. TeL 3392. i
I R. mod. house. Full basemenL
furnace and flreDlace. . Hardwood
floors. 1110 N. 17th.
WANTED TO RENT
FuratsheeTa roam house, cloas in by I
private party. Box IZ8. Statesman. I
Ob Sf-50 basla 100 acrwt- Stocked I
ana equippeo. hobo guana, x . a.
Hoortejttuunaee
FOR SALE Real Estate;
By owner poultry ranch, close. In,:
goon uudinga cau at ssif state st.
f or aaJe. 0x1 IS feet each,- Opposite
wv- wiaa auifj iss w uiuismi Im b
Leslie brtck school on Oxford street. I
''C'rpSr
Priced right. Easy terms. Phone own
r,
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- aianxiy i -rwm nnu-nwgera Dime,
basement, fireplace, beautiful grounds
izoxisz reet. urge fruit, nut trees,
fp!!I!Ibo.r:.TaIden' f- Nea' J"?
lor high and two grammar schools.
nice view, paved street. Only fj250.
terms. Owner, 7(S Rural Avenue. TeL
854.
Beautiful close-in view acre tree a
city water, eta Snap, Phone BIS 4.
EXCHANGE Real Estate
J A. on highway. S R and bath.
pantrv. etc.. water, barn. shad, fruit h
nen nouse, miit trees, i a. lenced pas I
ture. cow. hens. wood. furn. for larrer
place, owner's only O. K. Ames, R. 1,
Box 2, Dayton, Ore.
60 A. dairy farm, new modern bldz..
to exchange for acreage sear Salem.
See me.
H. a SHIELDS
Oregon Bldg. TeL 8902.
FOR TRADE
152 A. ranch. tO-A. cultivation.
house. Barn, etc. Running water. Take
smauer acreage up to f 3800 as part
Better look this over.
JA.S. D. SEARS. REALTOR
122 South High Street
r-r -vajsfa-s-ruij'Ln n c nnnj ji.stfi -i ui !
7 R. house In Spokane, Wn., for 6
R. house m Salem. Tel. 7155.
FOR SALE FARMS
FARM GREATLT SACRIFICED
151-aerea 40-A. cultivation. Lntaof I
gooa nr timber. Plenty of pasture.
spring ana running water. 5-R. house, I
2 barns. A snap for 22000. 11060
down. Timber enough to pay for place.
Better hurry. See my agent.
JAS. D. SEARS, REALTOR
132 Smith High Street
WANTED REAL ESTATE
Responsible family wants country I
veri otner property into casn or Willi
pay fn part or full now with property I
irVSSS- ".i."-.
Portland. Also 21000 first T.
have you convenient to school? Box
217, Statesman.
Business Opportunities
Cafe for rent. 29T N. Com'L
" i"nrin -La riAAAA
Country store with acreage near
school. Box 230, Statesman..
MONEY TO LOAN
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PERSONAL LOlKil
MADE on fn mi rare, cars, salaries
or other good security. Renav-bte
monthly. When tn financial need see
us before closing loan.
QKK-RAL INVESTMENT
CORPORATION
First National Bank Badg. Pcwse tSIt
-i-s-i-i.-. -- -..---.-n(-u-u-unj-Lj-Lnj-
PERSONAL INSTALLMENT LOANS
STATE LOAN COMPANY
212 Oregon Building. 2nd Floor
Office hra. 10:00 A. M. to 8:20 p. U.
Telephone 7781. State license No.
S-1I5.
Borrow on personal property : repay
In monthly Installments. WILLAM
ETTE LOAN CO- State ltd, 8-149. f ws
Guardian Bldg. TeL 2277.
MONET LOANED ON AUTOS
- - Contracts Refinanced
Arrange to redoes youi payments
Ton keep the car
P. A. E1KER
Cor. Liberty 8u and Ferry
Phone 4731 Salem. Ors
LOANS WANTED
We hare first mortgage loans yield
ing 7 interest payable semi-annual
ly. City and farm property.
CHiL.ua & MLL.LOCR. Mtge. Loans
244 8tate Street Tel. 6708.
LIVESTOCK and POULTRY
Cow for sale, arrade Jersey, fresh
July 17. Salisbury's, 2 ml. 8. E. of
Turner on Turner-Marlon road.
FOR SALE WOOD
GUARANTEED DRY wood coal
TeL 3009 Salem Fuel Co. Trad a
Cottsgs.
- --1 i ir r- i in n ruxrtjruTLnjn
Ash. fir and oak, TsL 1641,
Dry wood. $4.00. Tet 6459.
Phone Tracy's. 3988 for dry wood.
Get roar wood now 4 ft. oak and
zna srrowth Tel. BS8.
LOST AND FOUND
LOST Jersey heifer. TJnderblt In
left ear. A. T. Savage,- Sllverton, Ore.
FOUND Wool auto robe at Tay
lor's swimming beach. Owner call fori
j2J222IJ2ii
FOR SALE USED CARS
8495 '32 Chev. Cpe. with 3000 miles
sas -3v Kuicit spt. Roadster
3235 '28 Buiclc Brougham
$235 '23 Buiclc Country Club Coupe
BORREOO'S
240 No. Lib. TeL 3683
- VALLEY MOTOR CO.
USED CARS
132T Ford Coupe ,
1926 Ford Tudor
1926 Ford Tudor
1926 Ford Roadster
1328 Essex 4 Touring
I 60.00
. ,70.00
. 43.00
. 35.00
. 35.00
. 50.00
, 78.00
. '96.00
. 95.00
izs uoage Delivery
1927 Poatiae Delivery
is as rranKiin Beoan
1926 Cleveland Sedan
1987 Chevrolet Truck ,
1928 Ford Truck. 4 soeed trana.
35.00
dual tires 22S.00
' have a good light trailer ' 12.33
JUarlon and Liberty TeL 7310.
Open Evenings and Sundaya
POLLY AND HER
MOTORCYCLES
- FOR 8 ALB OR TRADE Cheap.
IMS H. D Motorcycle and sidecar.
jonn Auier, sv ft. v;ouege ou, jsob
month.
Ef fie N. Volkmar
Passes Suddenly
At Her Soil's Home
ess. a pm . m .
waxiu, JUiy Zf. Mrs. Eme
N. Morris - Volkmar. 80. died
"iddenly July 1. at the, home of
her son, C. I Morris, at Seattle.
Vrs, Volkmar n ttnrn In Tnvi
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tor j -M M.
ta 1853' 4nd Cam With ner par-
en is to vv ana waiia, w asn., in
1885, where she grew to woman-
v.j , j.f-j ..
hood and graduated from whlt-
man college. She was a member
f.f V Prao Kvtarlan tin)i f.nm
caiianooa.
She spent the month of May
this year at the- home of her son,
Rev; C. G. Morris, pastor of the
Methodist church here at the
time. She Is survived by two sons.
Rev. C. O. Morris of Dundee, C. L.
juorria oi Seattle; one aangnter.
Mrs. William Mahan of Seattle;
13 grandchildren and 14 great
grandchildren. Funeral services
were held Tuesday, at the Butter
worth chapel In Seattle, where
cremation followed.
Kentucky Doctor
Is at Rickreall
To Visit Mother
RICKREALL, July 24. Dr,
Joe Bell and son Nat of Louis
ville, Ky., .arrived this week to
snend a few rlava with hla" mn
ther Mrs TP W Ball and hrnthr
Lner I'' W Be" na orotner
B. C. Bell. Dr. Bell Is an X-ray
specialist In Loulsv'IIe.
utis wait wno underwent a
major operation on hia Jaw Tues
day morning at a Salem hospital
is reported to be doing nicely.
E. A. Stenson. brother-in-law of
Mr. W .lt, has been suffering for
the nast month with an ahscpsa
a as
" --cuucu -aw
of Ralnrock s. ent several days
" weftk here with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Lucas,
SAILOR IS VISITOR
HOLLYWOOD. July 24 W. W.
Kleeman, of the U. S- S. Maryland
spent the week-end visiting . with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. J
Kleeman of this district. Mr,
Kleeman returned to his ship in
Seattle Monday. Miss Monica Wil
cox of Medford, Is spending the
summer visiting with her cousin
Miss Mary Jean Fisher of Holly
wood.
Stocks and Bonds
(Copyrilht. 193s. Standard Statistics Ce.)
July 26
STOCK aVEXAOES
Today 87.8 48.6 97.1 88.4
Previoasday 81.0 45.0 00.0 77.
Wseksro 101.3 58.8 112.7 88.4
Tearsro 41.8 17.S fll.T 41.8
S years aco 168.S 123.9 223.2 160.S
Hick 1933 102.1 68.9 113.7 96.9
Low 1938 42.3 23.5 61.5 48.9
High 1932 72.8 39.8 111.0 73
Low 1932 35.1 13.2 51.8 85.
BOYD aVESAOBS
75.5 81.2 86.1
Today
80.
Previous day 75.4 81.3 85.9
80
83
Week aco
78.5 84.2 88.3
68.8 66.5 76.2
Year aco
63
3 yasrs ago
Hick 1933 .
Low 1938 .
Higk 1932 .
Low 1983 .
93.5 107.8 100.8 100
77.1 84.9 88.5 83.1
58.S 57.0 T4.1 63
71.8 78.0 88.2 78.
68.2 47.4 70.9 57
HIGH JINKS ON THE BEACH
c ,x k ,-, t csjr r -' - - -
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V - v ? ? 1 - . A T? It I
I -J 1 V " - v l I
Talk about your poetry of motion and defiance of tha law ef gravity.
Here is an example of grace, beauty and perfect co-ordination by the
murmuring sea at Long Beach, CaL The dancers are Dorothy Xeane,
Adeline Angove and Berniee Beck, who seem fairly bubblmg over with
tha joy
PALS
got , njpr-L-- vjfitmccwAtjjnl i lT TTTi
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lip ;
PIE OF BUTTER
Country Creameries Blamed
For Adverse Sentiment;
Eggs are Unchanged ?
PORTLAND. July 24 (AP)
That the price of butter would
have been lower were It not for
the election day holiday which.
prohibited the scheduled session
of the local exchange Friday, was
the belief of the trade here. .
Accumulation of. butter at Port
land and other leading distribu
tive centers recently has created
a generally adverse sentiment, re
sulting In some price 'shading on
the open market instead of the
strength previously reflected.
The country creamery was the
chief cause of this -weakness in
the trade which is somewhat out
of tune with both churning opera
tions and demand. The country ap
peared to have the Idea that by re
taining its stocks at home and
starving the big markets it would
he able to get more money. This J
was true just so long as the coun
try held Its supplies.
Butterfat however retained a
firm tone.
Market for eggs showed little
or no actual price change for the
week's opening. Quality stuff was
firmly held at full prices while
there continued easiness In under-
grades.
Prices in the live hen market
continued to be held down both
by hot weather and surplus of of
ferings. Broilers were considered
steady but without any improve
ment in the price.
All through the country killed
meat trade, prices were held mere
ly steady with demand not any too
favorable. Only extreme quality
stuff was finding favor In any
line at the moment.
RECOVERY IS FELT
TI
NEW YORK. July 24 (AP)
Recovery was striking in many of
the financial -markets today.
stoc-s raiuea swntiy during tneir
three trading- hours and closed
t. vi. - m
Wim lick kbius ui luugui; JL lu -v
.point3, thereby cutting a wide
swathe into last week's losses
Turnover was 3.414,100 shares.
National Distillers gained 10,
Industrial Rayon, Cerro de Pasco,
Celanese, U. S. Industrial Alco
hoi, Illinois Central, American
Commercial Alcohol, Western Un
ion, Norfolk & Western and Au
burn 7 to 9 or so. American Wa
ter Works, Commercial Solvents,
General Mills, Hercules Powder
and Bethlehem Steel In the neigh
borhood of 5 and 8. American
Telephone, General Motors, Con
BOlidated Gas. Du Pont. U. S. RUb
ber. Goodvear. New York Central.
Union Pacific, Santa Fe, Balti
more & Ohio, Westinghouse and
Johns-Manville lifted 3 to 4 or
better. U. S. Steel, American Can,
Union Carbide, Kennecott, An
aconda and International Nickel
added 3 points. U. S. Smelting
boomed up 11 to a new high.
oi unng.
Leaf
OH
HOLDS
UN S
MlIET
GRAINS RISE BUT REACTION COMES
wheat, hogs gain price locally
Rye Oats and Wheal
Score .Gains but
CornisWeak
CHICAGO, Jnly 14. (AP)
I Despite announcement of two sus
pensions, one of them huge, the
grain markets advanced sharply
today, bnt later reacted, Influ
enced by uncertainties regarding
conferences at Washington. .
Wheat, rye; and oats scored
gains of 3 cents a bushel,-and
i in some cases corn was as
cents. For the most part, though.
the corn market was weak owing
to liquidation of big bankrupt
speculative future delivery hold-
, ins.
Grain futures at the close
were largely at the minimum
price fixed under emergency
rules i adopted by the Chicago
Board of Trade during a three-
day temporary stoppage resulting
from unprecedented speculative
hysteria that had hoisted prices
skyward and then plunged the
markets wildly downgrade in a
volume of dealings never before
equaled, a one-day total of more
than a quarter of a billion bu
shels.
Wheat today closed steady at
the average of the closing prices
I of Thursday, with corn unchang
ed to 1 up, oats unchanged to
Ihi higher, rye unchanged to hk
advance.
Today's closing quotations:
Wheat July 90: September
12; December 5; May 1.00.
corn July 47: September
53; December 57; May 3.
Oats July 25: September
35; December 374-; May
4Z.
General Markets
PaODTJCa EXCHAKOB
PORTLAXIX Qre JnlT a. fa PI
Produce exchange, net prices: ButUr -
-xiras -sc. standard ZZe, prims tints
21 He. firsts 20c ZfC, frets extras
zae, ireta msdituas 20c
Portland Grain
POBTLAjm. Ore
July 24. (AP)
Wheat Ones
Hich Low Clos
Jaiy to
70 70 70
September 7ifc
72 71 72
December .
77 77 77 7T
Cash wheat Ko. 1 Bis Bend blue-
item 79c; dark hard winter 12 per cent
me. ii per cent ite; soft white, western
white, hard winter, northern iprinc, west
ern red 69c.
Osts 'e. 2 white $26.60.
Cora No. 2K yellow $26.
Millrun Standard 219.50.
Portland Produce
PORTLAND. Ore.. Julr , 24. (API-
Butter Prints, extras 23c. standards
zoo.
Butterfat Portland deli-err: A crade
24-25o pound: farmer's door deli-err
zz-zse pound, sweet cream 5e higher.
i-ccs racine Poultry producers seu-
Inr price: Orersixe 24c. extras 22c. stand-
I srds 20e, mediums 20c. pullets 16e doi
B-yin price by wholesalers: Fresh
current receipts 56 pounds and up 13-
loe doxea.
Milk Contract cries. 4 ner cant.
Portland delirsrr 31-70 cwt; B grade
cream 07 He pound.
Cheese i score Oregon triplets
12 He, loaf 13 He pound. Brokers will
pay 2e below Quotations.
Country meats SeUinr pries to re
tailers: Country klled hogs, best butch
ers, under 150 pounds 7-7 He. vealers.
70 to 100 pounds 7H-BC. Spring lambs
10 H -lie, yearlings 4oc. Heavy twee.
S-3e. Medium cows 5c pound, csnner l
cows 2H-3e. Bulls 4H-5e pound.
Mohair EuTins price: 1933 clip 156
pound.
Cascsrs bark Buying price: 19SB
peel. So pound.
Hops - nominal. iss. oo-oie pound.
Live poultry Portland delivery, bny
ins prices: Heavy hens, colored. 4H-3H
pounds 10c, do 5H pounds snd np 10c;
hens ever 8V4 pounds 8e. under 8H
pounds 8e pousd. Broilers. 1H pounds.
lie. Colored snringa. 2 pounds P. 13c.
Boasters, over IH pounds, 14c Boosters
5e pound. Ducks, Fcklns, broilers is
18s pound; eld docks, Pekins 10s pound,
do colored, lOe pound.
Onions Selling prices te resilsrs:
Ore eon 31.25-1.35 cental.
New onions California, Bermuds
$1.26, 50-pound ersts; new red $1.33
sentsL
Potatoes Local $2 ; Deschutes Gems
$2.25 cental, de Bakers $8.40; Tsklma
Oems S2.10.
Kew potatoes Local whits snd red
$2 senUl.
Strawberries - Kew Oregons $1.80
sate.
Wool 1938 slip, nominal: Willana-
etto valley 23-25S pound; eastern Oragoa
1S-2IS pound; sosthera ldsho lo-sos
sound.
Hay Baying pries from producer:
Alfalfa Ko. 1. new crop, $16-18; clover
Ko. 3, $14; eastern Oregon timothy $16;
eats ssd vetsa si 5 tea.
Portland Livestock l
XJVBSTOCK
POBTLAKD. Ore- July 24. (API
Cattle jtseeipts SS70, csivss 1st: as-
os lower. .
Steers, rood, medium 4.73-5.35: com
mon 88-4.75. Heifers, common aad met
dium S4-4.29. Cows. food, cemmea aaa
medium 33-50-8.75. Balls. goeU $8.80-
S.50: cutters ssd msdium S2.25-S.2S.
V osiers, good $6-6.75; common and me
dium fs-e. Calves, good ss.so's; eoi
mon aad medium $2.30-5.
- Hess Bseelsts 2408: 10-25e hlrher.
, Good, 140 to 200. pounds $3.83-3.73;
200 to 250 pounds 33-5.75: ever 250
pemads 84.85-5.35. Sews, good $4-3; 1
dium s -de. rigs, gse
Sheen Bsesinta 1898: 13s hiraer.
Lsmba rood aad eholee 36.25-6010:
eentmoa aad medium $3.25-3. Wethers $3
. -4. Ewes $1-8413.
of Absenct
Salem fJarkets
Grade B , raw ; 4 tnCOt,
co-op pool price, 1JM per
hundred.:; - i ...
. Snrplns ftA5.
(aOl. bated ia seai-stsafUr
Saitertsl srsrsga.) -
Distributor price f 1.70
Butterfat Top 22-2SC,
prtnta 25 Wc, cubes 27 c .
Prises paid la growers ey Salsai Bsysrs
waiy zs
(Ths prteae below. ssppBsa sy a losal
grsoer. sre udicstive ef the sally sssrkst
bat are ass gaarsateea by Ths Euteamaal
. rBtxn AJTO TEOR-JOJUI
String beass. locaL Is.
.08
.01
.10
.08
.13
Cabin re, is.
Oreea peppers. The Dslles, lb. -Peas,
coast, lb. 02 H to
Oaieas. aos. baaehes
Potatoes, local ,
1.25 te 1.50
JLettaea. local .
65
Pngst Soaaa
.1.00 te 1.10
oo
.01
.41
ObJobs, Calif- ewt
Rhaharb, local
Celery, aes.
Apples, Transparent 1.00
Oranges, Vsleneiss, fancy 2.00 te 2.75
Place paca -a te 2.00
Bests, local, das. .20
Turnips, local, crate .20
Csrrot. local. Cos.
Eainach. IseaL crate
Bananas. 4b. ea stock
Basds
Ifastsrd grseas .
Caenmbers, kothoase
Cantalespas, crsts
.80 te .50
J.25 te 8.75
son
oo
-1.00
no
liamoas
Limes, frst
ATBcsaos, ersts -Bq-ssh.
Italian, ersts
Bo miner, ersts
Wstermsloas, retail
Tessstees. aotheaae .
California .
Ths Dalle
Bstpberriss
Blackcaps
.02
.1.90 te 2.25
.1-50
.1.43
.1.25 te 1.50
t no
.90 te IJM
. .75
usxrsats
Legas berries
Cherries, lb
.08
.05
Peaches, local.
lb.
Tewngberries, ersts
Corn. Ths Dallas, aos.
Apricots, Ths Dalles
.1.50 te 1.73
.20
.72
-1.23
2.23
E-fS plant, ersts
Grapes, seedless .
HOPS
Top. 19S2. lb.
.57
ZOOS
Baying Prices
Extras
Standards
.18
.18
.17
-tediums
POOXTBI
Old rsosters .
Colored hens
Medium hsns
Light hens
Lecliorns
. J4
. .13
. .03
. .07
. .11
JI.25
H-aT
T.ambs. too
Hogs, top
5.40
5.15
.04 H to .05
I irt cuts
Steers
Cows
.02 H te
.02
Heifers
.OSK to
.02 H to
.04
.08
Bulls
Dressed Teal, top.
.06
.07
Dressed, boca
anirs im traw
Wheat, westers red .71
White. So. 1 .71
Barley, top, ton oo
Oats, tos 9sno
Hiy. bayiss prises
Oats sad retch, ton 14.00
Alfalfa, rslley 1st cat .15.00
Clo-sr hsy . . 14.00
WOOL
Uedlnm
.23
.28
.16
.01
.08
Course .
Mohair
CASCA1A BA&S
Green, Tb.
Dry. lb.
POWER THE
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VMM',
I' '
10. te Ji
ts U 0
.03
.05 Vi
.60
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Scientists aay the human eye has real tangible power, capable of producing-
energy. What part did these eyes play m their owners' rise to
neatness? Top to bottom are the eyea ef President Roosevelt; Premier
Benito MosaolinL of Italy; Babe Bulb, national baseball hero, and the
langoroos orbe of Peggy Joyce, world's foremost conqueror of masculine
hearts. ,
First Grapes Off er3;
Carrots Plentafulf
Logans HigKer , .
; 1
Wheat gained & cent locally lit-
er the weekend, and the hog mar
ket climbed 25 cents a hundred,
to top of 15.49. Cattle are weaker.
First grapes of the season sure .
on the market, quotation being
22.25. The Dalles tomatoes are al
so offered, the market figure be
ing $1.45, a nickel lower than
California offerings, Puget Sound
lettuce Is here, with price about
double local stuff, but quality su
perior.
Carrots are very plentiful.
bringing a price drop to from 19
to la cents a doien. Logans are
up 10 cents a crate as the season
near, an end and young berries
are higher by 49 cents a crate, due
to scarcity. .
WORSHIP HOUR CHANGED
HUBBARD. July 24 The hour
for the church services has been
changed. Sunday school will be at
10 a. m. with Mrs. Ellen Cart la
charge and church services, will
begin at -11 a. m. with Rev. Orr
officiating.
So. 128
Synopsis of Annual Statement si tha
Title sal Trait company ef Portia ad. us
ins discs ex uregva. ea tfte Slat aay of
December, 1932, made to the Insoraace
Coauaisaioaer of ths Stste ef Oregon,
pursuant to law:
CAPITAL
Amount of capital stock paid np. 3300.
000.00. INCOME
Net premiums receded during ths year.
340.812.44.
latereat, diTideada sad rents receWed
during the year, 41,829.9.
Income from other sources recti red
during ths year, 35,955.80.
Total income. 3 118,593.20.
DISBIKSLJIENTS
Net losses paid daring the year, in
cluding adjustment expenses, 82,082.51.
DiTidends paid en capital stock during
ths year.. 35,618.25.
Conmimoii ssd salaries paid dsring
tha year, 864,437.14.
Taxes, Icenaes and fs paid dorisg
the year, f 16,960. j.
Amount ef all wthar expenditures, -43.0.67.
Totsl expenditures. 8132,365.78.
ASSETS
Value of real estate owned (market
varne), 3150.500.00.
Value of stocks and bonds owned (mar
ket ralue). 348.817.28.
Loans on mortgages and collateral,
etc. 3132.05L24.
Cash in banks and ea hand, 3102.
366.28. W
State guarantje fand. 8100,000.00.
Title plant, 3235.97i.76.
Other assets. 825.228.59.'
Totsl admitted assets, 344,139.10.
LIABILITIES
Cross claims for tastes unpaid. Bene.
All other liabilities, trcst k escrow
funds. 397.196.59.
Capital paid up, 8300.000.00.
Surplus etrex all liabilities, 3247,242.51.
Surplus as regards policyholders,
3747.-142.51.
Total, 3644.433.10.
v BUSINESS IX OREGON
FOB. THE TEAB)
Net premium I received during the year,
240,812.44.
Losses paid during ths year, 32,082.51.
Losses incurred during the rear, 3-.-031.51.
Name sf Company, Title ssd Truvt
Com pas;.
Name ef President. Walter XI. Daly.
Name ef Secretary, Charles B. Moul
ton. EYES HAVE IT
"y fit
By CLIFF STERRETI
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