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Claim Made After Prices
Drop. Cent; Turkey
Offers up to 18c
PORTLAND, Jutf 27AP)
Ji Further drop of 1 cent a pound
in the price of cube butter during
( the late session of the produce
exchange appeared, to Indicate
v the downward; trend of rallies
was being utilized too much by
, the interests! opposed, to adequate
' Talues at Portland.. There iras
no doubt of the : pending weat
' "Tiess la the butter trade herexas
a result of : the. action of county
creameries ' In pTeriouslr: wit fa
holding their supplies from mar
I ket howerer. Decreasing make of
butter was more than counterbal-
, aneing the holdorer stuff.
uutterrat price was cut along
rest The Loganberry plcklnrwlll
be oyer this -week Charles Zielln-
skj, Jr., and J. A. Zlelinskl had
una crops of lagans B. c. Zle
lienskl for sereral ' years . sold a
err popular. His planting froze
last winter. J.. A. ana Charles
Zlellnskl hare a . small ; crop of
, with the slash In butter with
' general 22a
cream.
Trade In
top tor churning
4&
eggs continued fully
steady with practically no changes
- suggested In the price list Late
receipts were slightly increased
r, as a result of the opening of the
" puiiet season but others were
short. . -
-'Somewhat better situation pre-
railed In the market for lire
chickens as suggested in recent
. reriews. Buyers hare today an
nounced an ladTance of lc in the
buying price In most lines, effec-
i tire at once.
Offers of 18c top for fancy dry
picked d breeder hen turkeys were
being made! here, this being the
highest point for an extended pe-
rioa. The; weather continued
against successful shipment and
receipt.
Country killed meats were gen
erally unchanged for the day.
SKTOCLEMf
TOM ABDUCTORS
blackberries.
10' THEATRICAL
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XOS ANGELES, July 27. -
(AP) A mass meeting of 5000
striking International Alliance
Theatrical Stage Employes to con
solidate forces for a "finish
fight" In their controversy with
major motion picture studios was
called tonight after producers re
fused to enter into arbitration.
Richard J. Green, international
representative of the I. A. T. S. E
called the closed meeting for to
night after a conference with Pat
Casey, producers' representative,
who reported the refusal to enter
into arbitration of the dispute.
The meeting between Green
and Casey was to have been the
first of a series of preliminary
discussions looking toward
termination of the strike which
started . about five days ago' at
the Columbia Film studios where
sound technicians walked out
first. Allied trades called sym
pathetic strikes. .
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BE
PI HERE IN 1932
inn
AS Hi AS 1.25
OKLAHOMA; CITT-Okla. July
17. (AP) Nervous and ap
parently on the verge of collapse,
Mrs. Charles- F. urachal, wife of
the kidnaped Oklahoma oil man.
conferred today, with, newspaper
men who agreed to withdraw from
the home and make possible un
observed communication with, the
abductors.
Mrs. Urschel and a group of
close friends and relatives said
they bellevd no effort would be
made to- begin negotiations - as
long as watchers were about
Police and federal operatives,
although running .down all clues
hare withdrawn from the home at
the family's request
Mrs. Urschel was worried for
fear barm might be done her hus
band, who has been, missing for
five days. "
No authentic report of an at
tempt by the kidnapers to get in
touch with any of the several
men- named by the Urschel fam
ily as intermediaries has come to
light
SI
OH
11am Havlland, 41, engineer, and
Bertha Black, IS, Housekeeper
both of WUlamlna :
The federal land bank of Spo
kane filed a complaint here Wednesday-
against Frank W. Schil
ling, et al, in which they seek to
have a . mortgage foreclosed. -
McNary Optimist
On Columbia Dam
Senator Charles L. McNary of
Salem called on President Roose
velt at te White House .Thursday
urging the construction of a dam
at Bonneville, in connection with
the Columbia river Improvement
project McNary reported him
self heartened by his reception
when he left the president,' the
utter saying he would disease the
proposed dam with Harold I ekes.
secretary of the interior, and head
of the public works program.
Appeal oi Goss
Case Filed Here
Formal appeal to the circuit
court of the case of O. H. Goss,
found guilty on a : vagrancy
charge In justice court was filed
yesterday. - A new bond was ar
ranged, with G. M. Wyatt and Y.
McClellan as signers. ' ' ,
SOVIET H HIT
Life insurance policy holders
and beneficiaries In Salem receiv
ed $326,000 in cash during 193
according to a summary compiled
by The National Underwriter and
released today. One claim for
I I too.uuu was piiia inane i-ii) uui
the beneficiary is not listed In the
Underwriter. Second largest claim
paid in Salem went to the estate
of the late Dr. Robert T. Boals
.a pn noo I taAAA
Market for dry 'onions was fairly clJm and 13 1000 clalms were
steady and again as high as
) 51.25 for old Oregons. Walla Oregon's total policy holders
Walla stock was quoted by .whole- and beneficiaries received $45,-
,. salers here at $1.75 cental in- 800,000 last ear, an Increase of 37
stead of the $1 noted yesterday. Per cent over 1931. The state
the mistake being in taking the ranked 20th in payments in the
); 50s instead of the 100s for list- nation although it is 34th in popu-
ing. , lation. Per capita payments were
Little trading was done In $48.
California St . John's peaches Salem policy holders and bene-
. -here, which are nominally quoted liciarles received the second hlgh-
y to $1.19, but early Oregon fancy est amount of anr city in the
4 C Packs were selling that high In state, eettln S326.000 last vear
a 1Jlm...ed .way' ThIS? 18 u?usAual- compared to $270,000 In 1931.
While in spots the undertone Portlana led all cltles ln ln8ar.
t...l"'."eJl.Sl'lr" "!a w"t r"1 ance receipts, obtaining $8,810,
u,ww uoa' most 8a,es 01 lo AftA Vana. thlr .. ft Mtv
MADRID, July 27. (AP)
Recognition of the government of
Soviet Russia was decided upon
today by the Spanish cabinet and
president of the republic.
Nenspapers published reports
from France saying Leon Trot
sky, exiled communist leader.
might become recociled with Mos
cow and be named first ambassa
dor to Madrid. i 1 -
The jdgcision to esalnl&h nor
mal relations with the soviet state
was taken at a meeting of the
cabinet with President Niceto
Alcala Zamora at which harmony
prevailed. Previously. It had been
predicted that internal dissensions
in the cabinet might bring on a
government" crisis.
The newspaper reports which
advanced the name of Trotzky aa
a possible diplomatic agent of the
Moscow government, said the ex
ile, who now is in Franee, might
later be made first ambassador
to Washington if the United
States recognizes Russia.
UULUUUBCU 1" I ... A A A AAA I JM . 1 T.T1
price for locals. The home sup- 1"'"UV
ply was sufficient for all Immo- l. , r v '
dikta t.Ad9 h-r Astoria fifth with $118,000.
dlate needs here.
Cucumber market firmer and
higher.
Good corn continued scarce,
prices steady.
All berries were showing a
slower demand.
Steels Rails
Lead Splurges
Army Recruiting
Will be Resumed
Here, Announced
Major Paul Hathaway, district
recruiting officer, room 325, new
post office building, Portland,
S 0-7. lUf Oregon, announces the resumption
Un OlOCK IViari of recruiting activities for the
United States army. Original en-
NEW YORK. July 27 (AP) llsments are now being accepted
li Broad advances in grain prices for the Seventh Infantry at Van-
overshadowed the efforts of stocks uarracas. wasmngion, oy
the Portland station.
to splurge in certain sections, not- l order to qualify for these
.ki .toAi anA rail p-rnnn vacancies the man must be be-
o-i. v" , tween he ages of 18 and 3d, sin
. I gle, have an excellent character,
" .-.m ' 2 p- m ', t.ota.1!d J,'" in Excellent physical condition
snares, arounanaumu- haY6 d6p6ndent8 and be aWe
lion more than yesterday. to furnlsn the names of at least
u. a. sieei rose vl nei anu tnree reputable, responsible bus!
Bethlehem I 6 U ; for Youngstown, neS9 men or citizens in the com
Republic and National the gain nrunlty ln which he lives as ref-
was to 2. uenerai Motors erences.
rallied 1. Westinghouse, American
Telephone, Chrystler, Sears Roe
buck, International Harvester, U.
S. Rubber Western Union, Con
solidated Gas and a good repre
sentation of rails were up frac
tions to more than a point. New
York Shipbuilding jumped 2. Case
gained 3. U. S. Smelting Jump
ed more than 7.
ARTESIAN WELL IS
FOUND Bf STADELI
Rudolph Stadeli, Jr., of route
three, S-ilverton, etrrck an arte
sion well last week while drilling
for a well to be used ln Irrigating
his two acres of hops. Tb well Is
about 44 feet deep, and with a
pump he can get 33 gallons per
minute. The well overflows at tne
rate of two and a half gallons per
minute.
In this vountry, where artesian
wells are rare, the usual ttlng is
to drill a depth of 300 feet for
them. This Is tho third time Mr.
Stadeli has had a v-ll drilled, the
first going 17 feet, and the second
85 feet, through a layer of solid
rock. The aitesian overflow will
run into a small tributary of
Brush creek.
2 Marriage Licenses
Issued Polk Couples
DALLAS, July 27 Two mar
riage licenses were Issued here
Wednesday. The first was. to
James Davey. it. logger, and
Guyla Lewis, 17, student, both of
Falls City, and the second to Wil
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Last Minute
Flashes
i ' sensational val-
isf front today's
market.
Tomatoes
2 lbs 9c
Local Vine Ripened '
Hot House
Cucumbers
4 for 9c !
Long Green, Fine for Salad
Cantaloupes
4 for 25c
Jumbo Size, Sweet, Full
Flavored
New Cabbage
AVzclh.
Solid Heads, Fine for Slaw
Prices Good Friday, Saturday
and Monday, July 28-20 81
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- Paulus Continues
Loganberry Pack
Although most local canneries
are this .week ending their run
for the first half of the fruit sea
son, Paulus Brothers will buy ad
ditional loganberries. William
Paulus said yesterday The can
nery has ! an outlet for all the
logans It jean get now, and will
operate on these berries as Ion
as fruit is available. The same
growers' price as earlier in the
season prevails, two and a half
cents. Some red raspberries are
also still going through the Pau
lus plant: .
Hay Harvest Hearing
Finish About 'Green
HAZEL GREEN, July 27 The
bar harvtt is a boat finished.
Monday J. A. Zlellnskl will be
gin to . cut grain on his farm
bought of Orvllle Luckey. Others
are planning to begin grain har-
TAX 1 " YERS NOTICE
The Board of Equalization
meets on the second Monday In
August of each year for the pur
pose of examining and equaliz
ing the assessment rolls of Mar-
, Ion county, Oregon.
All persons desiring to protest
any assessment c said rolls must
do so according to the following
. provisions of the law:
. "Petitions or applications for
the redaction of a particular as
sessment shall be made in writ
ing," verified by the oath of the
applicant or his attorney, and be
filed with tho board within 15
days from the time it is by law
required to met: and any petl-
v tlon or application not so made,
Terlfled and file shall not be
considered or acted: upon by the
- ' board. I :
OSCAR A. STEELHAMMER,
; p County Accessor..
178 SOUTH COMMERCIAL STREET
PROMPT FREE DELIVERY
GOVERNMENT INSPECTED MEAT IS ALWAYS BETTER
AM Eee2 ElammtouBCcei? 2 lbs.
mo
Vegetable Pure Pork Lean Shoulder
Shortening SAUSAGE Pork Roasts
4 lbs. Lb. ft Lb. g)
"
BtGrade Shoulder Cut Tender
0LE0 Beef Roasts Beef to Bo3
31bs.Sg Lb. Ed) Lb. 7
Small Loin Sugar Cured Fresh
Pork Chops Bacon Squares Pig Hocks
Lb. ESV2 Lb. g Lb. g(3.
P. & G. or Crystal White
r- tort
.v.. -J,l 3.--
Sbap515c;lQ
bars O
elVC
v for
oun ljaacn pnua new r&ca.
4
Free Delivery-Open Until 9 p.m. Sat. Nite-Dial 8686
JBaker's Cocoa 12c 2 .ST 17c
" - Del Monte or Libby Sliced or Crushed
Pineapple 9c 2 t?14c
20c
Buy 1 Item At Regular Price
Acid 5c Get Another of Same
Prices for Friday Thru Monday
' Tobacco
Camels, Chesterfields, Old
Golds & Lucky Strikes
10c pkg.; 99c ctn.
10c pkg. Virginia Cheroots
2 pkgs. 15c; box 100s $1.39
15c Prince Albert 2 for 20c
Popular Brands 10c Cigars
Van Dyck Banker, Robert
. . Burns, El Sidelos & Others
50s $3.69 ;
Not a 5c Item But a
Real Saying
Chase & Sanborn
Dated Coffee
2 l ib.
cans
57c
ii 2;4t!l5c; bx
Prince Albert,
Velvet and
Model, 16-oz. tin 79c ,
Budweiser Malt
t can . 49c
Si Mayonnaise
Sl 24c
Lily of Valley Golden Bantam
Corn 2 piT'e15c 4r
Dainty BltaF or Lake Wales
Grapefruit 10c 2 15c
Post Toasties X 5c
Snowflake Crackers JS.10c 2150
Church's Grapejuice & 15c 2 20c
1 Gross Bottle Caps K.19c 2P24c
100 Paper Napldns JlOt 2plSl5c
Silverdale Toinatoea No. 2 cans 9c can; 2 cans for 14c
Royal Gelatin or Pudding 3 pkgs. 19c; $ pkgs. 24c
Powdered or Brown Sugar lb. pkg. 8c; 2 pkgs. 13c
Dromedary or Stewart Pimentos 8c can; 2 for 13c
1000 Sheet Toilet Paper 2 rolls 10c; 4 rolls 15c
French's Bird Gra?el 10c pkg.; 2 pkgs. for 15c
L. of V. Sliced Garden Beets 9c can; 2 for 14c
Maraschino Cherries small bottle 8c; 2 for 13c
Blue Bell Potato Chips 9c pkg.; 2 pkgs. 14c
Upton's Tea, small package 9c; 2 pkgs. 14c
Imported Anchovies, 1-oz. tin 8c; 2 tins 13c
King Oscar Sardines 14c can; 2 cans for 19c
French's Bird Seed 15c pkg.; 2 pkgs. 20c
Doo-Little Tablets 9c pkg.; 2 pkgs. 14c
, Canvas Gloves 8c parl; 2 p.airs f or; 1 3c
At Fred Meyer Grocery Dept
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$1 AmBROSIA Skin Cream 2 for $1.0a
25c Anacin Tables 2 for 30c I
35c Avon Decor. Playing Cards 2 for 40c
50c Ace Shaving Cream 2 for 55c
25c Adhesive Tape 1x5 2 for 30c
39c Aromatic Cascara 6 oz. 2 for 44c
50c Amolin Liquid Deodorant 2 for 5oc
15c Bottle of Rubbing Alcohol 2 for 20c
50c Al. Rose Lotion Woodburys 2 for 55c
B
30c
lnmr. Ointment Tubes z ior
25c B. & B. Baby Talcum 2 for 30c
25c Blue Jay Corn Plasters 2 for 30c
39c Bay Rum Pints 2 for 44c
35c Bayers Aspirin 24s 2 for 40c
10c Buchu Leaves 1 oz. 2 for 15c
25c Bellans 2 for 30c '
10c Boric Acid Powdered 4 oz. 2 for 15c
in Hath Rnnm Tumblers 2 for 15c
75c Bordens Malted Milk No. 1, 2 for 80c
23c Castor oa 6 oz. 2 for 28c
1 lb. Hospital Cotton 2 for 35c
23c Citrate of Magnesia, 2 for 28c
25c Chocolate Cascaretts 2 for 30c
16 oz. Cliquot Ginger Ale 2 for 25c
23c Camphorated Oil 4 oz. 2 for 28c
10c Colgate Lavender Soap 2 for 15c
10c Cocoa Butter 2 for 15c
25c Conti Castile Soap 2- for 30c
50c D EW Deodorant 2 for 55c
Kii nninm Varial Mairnesia 2 for 55c
50c Duffys Choc. Malted Milk 2 for 5ac
1 "RiYPFT.Tn fnr Motbs 2 for S1.05
10c pkg. of 25 Large Envelopes 2 for 15c
35c Ever Ready Razor maaes a ior uc
60c Evans Cream liepiiaiory a ior ooc
50c Elmo Assorted Rouge 2 for 55c
$1 Effex, 2 for $1.05
10c Epsom Salts 1 lb. 2 for- 15c
25c Earle's Anti-Gas Tablets, 2 for 30c
50c FrOSTILLA Brush Shave 2 for 55c
35c Frostilla Lotion 2 for 40c
50c Feenamint Gum 2 for only 55c
35c Freezone for Corns 2 for 40c
15c Flax Seed or Meal 1 lb. 2 for 20c
10c Flowers Of Sulphur 2 for 15c
65c Fountain Syringes 2 qt. 2 for 70c
75c Flit Fly Spray 2 for 80c
i - r Jm . vav
Iff V
ft til it II I .5vl,lJ -7 J.
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50c L UXOR Rouge 2 for only 55c
25c Lavalon Rinse 2 pkgs. for 30c
Mi
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25
ay
72 SHEETS
G,
Eft.iTiTT rrrR Rarnr uiaaes z ior aac
90c Georgia O'George Shampoo 2 for 95c
19c Green Soap Tincture 4 oz. 2 for 24c
15c Glycerin Rose waier t oz. a iur
15c Glycerin 4 oz. bottle 2 for 20c
15c Gerbers Vegetables 2 for 20c
35c Gem Razor Blades 5s 2 for 49c !
15cHyGEIA Nipples 2 for only 20c
15c Hygeia Nurses 2 for only 20c
50c Hot Water Bottles 2 qts. 2 for 55c
25c Henri Rocheau Soap 2 for 30c
25c Hughes Ideal Tooth Brushes 2 for 30c
25c Hinkle Pills (100s) 2 for 30c
25c 1TXENNENS Talc Fowder z ior uc
$1 McCoys Tablets 2 for $1.0o
50c MeUo Glo Rouge 2 lor doc
50c Mennens Shaving Cream 2 for 55c
75c Melba Lov'Me Face Powder 2 for 80c
50c Mavis Talcum Powder 2 for 55c
23c Milk of Magnesia 2 for 28c
25c Miles Anti-Pain Pills 2 for 30c
25c Meads Cereal 2 for 30c
60c Murine 2 bottles for 65e
25c Modess regular package 2 for 30e
flNuJOL 2 bottles for $1.05
25c Natures Remedy 2 for 30c
75c Norwich Cod Liver Oil 2 for 80c
39c Norwegian Cod Liver Oil 2 for 44c
25e Norwich Zinc Steareate 2 for 30c
60c VDORONO Deodorant 2 for 65c
45c Oronite Dry Cleaner pints 2 for 50c
50c Oronite Auto Polish quarts 2 for 55c
25c P ARIS Dry Cleaner 2 for 30c
25c Paris Dry Cleaner 2 lor 3uc
50c Probak Razor Blades 5s 2 for 53c
25c Packers Tar Soap 2 for 30c
25c Ponds Cleansing Tissues 2 for 30c
25c Palm Olive Talcum 2 for 30c
35c Palm Olive Shaving Cream 2 for 40c
25c Palm Olive Shampoo 2 for 30c
23c Peroxide pints 2 for 28c
iQo Pcrvllinm Sed Blonde 2 for 24c
25c Ponds Complexion Soap 2 for 30c
50c Pepsodent Tooth Paste 2 for 53c
T
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35c
I NGRAMS Shaving Cream 2 for 40c
rn- -"Tfrr,rrMca TaCmi 2 for 55c
85c Jad Salte for Reducing 2 for 90c
25c KoTEX regular packages 2 f or 30c
25c Kleenex regular packages 2 for 30c
35c Kranks Lather Kreem 2 for 40c
2S
in, ILrn Arrow Golf Balls Z ior ide
35c Roger & Gallet Fine Soaps 2 for 40c
25c Riveris Talcpm uiass z ior jvc
39c Russian Oil 2 for 44c
25cSaCCHARRIN Vt gr. 2 for 30c
50c Strasska Tooth Paste Deals 2 for 5ac
50e Shell Dry Oeaner 2 for 55c
15c Soda Mint Tablets 2 for 20c
50c Shavo Brushless Shav. Crm. 2 for 55c
29c San Marco Castile (about 1 lb.) 34c
10c San Remo Castile Soap 2 for 15c
23c Spirits Camphor 3 oz. 2 for 28c
19c Senna Leaves 4 oz. 2 for 24c
50c Segal Razor Blades 2 for 55c
25c Sulphur Ointment 2 tubes for 30c
50c Super Malt 1-Ib Ulioc lavor ior jc
15c TrU Chocolate Laxative 2 for 15c
$1 VACUUM Bottles, pints, 2 for $1.05
50c Woodburys shampoos 2 for 55c
25c Woodburys Talcum Powder 2 for 30c
25c Woodburys Tooth Paste 2 for 30c
25c Woodburys Facial Soap 2 for 30c
33c Dr. Wests Giant Tooth Paste 2 for 3Sc
50c Woodburys Hair Gloss 2 for 53c
rw
25c Zi INC Oxide Oint. Tubes 2 for 30c
Im addition to Ucm many
tarings, we meet compel! tire
sdrertised price for standi
mrd. well-ftaowa, and natlosw
aUywadrertlsed goods.
No Mall Orders. No. C.
D.'s. No Reserratlons.
29c Soft Absorbent, Full glzo Twklsh Trpef
Bath TWels
2 3 V
Candy
Peppermint Losengers
20c lb.; 2 lbs. for 25c
10c Mr. Goodbar 2 for 15c
Cocoa Beans 15c lb.
' 2 lbs. for 20c
Spanish Peanuts 10c lb.
2 lbs. for 15c
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170 North Liberty St. t -
fRtwi Stt & Court Streets V
r.'res.rr. the right to reasonably limit quantities.
Candy
5c Gum and Life Savers
5 for 15c
Large Fancy Gum Drops
25c lb.; 2 lbs. for 35c :
Lemon Drops 20c lb.
? 2 lbs. for 25c ;
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