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The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem. Oregon, Throday Morning. Angnat 10. 1933
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Business
Directory
Cards tn this dlreetorr ran M .
monthly boas ouly. Rtu
per line per nso-ta. J
AUTO BRAKES
Mike Paaek. the brake ad shimmy
doctor. 875 South Commercial Street
CATERINGS .
Bart Crery, the caterer. Ph. 8753.
CHIMNEY SWEEP
Telephone 4430. B. B. Nsrthiieaa,
; CHIROPRACTORS
DH. a L. SCOTT; PSU. Chiropractor.
N. High. TeL Kes. ist-,
r FLORISTS
CUT flowers. we-Uiuej bouquets fun
eral wreaths, aecorauuna, ti . swwmp
tuutpt, floi 1st. til -Court. TsL sei.
. ALL kinds of Coral work. Luis Flor
ist. lSU A Market. Tsi, till.
1 GLASS
Auto and window gins mirror. Tel
HQ. Walter J. Downs, Q grays.
INSURANCE
BKCKJC A HJtNDttlCKS
111 M. ttiaa Tel. 4341
COFFET-SMiTH. gen. Ins. TeL !.
LAUNDRIES
THJS MiSW lAUNDRT
sis a inan let tm
CAPITAL. CXTX lAUMOBX
irst in UoaUiy and Uervlca
Teieuhoue ! Ui Kroadway
LAWN MOWERS
StiarptJiieU, rvyturSvl fttud traded
g AVrVXV A TVs PVt aew
MATTRESSES
Mattresses from factory to home.
Cotton mattress, avi lb. i.ot. renovat
ors snd tuiniatora, Hun cleaned. Cap
liot BedCU&tf Co.
CapltoL
TL 4U. U4U Pi. I
New mattress mads to order, old
rsiuado ; carpet cleautna, sUina ; flutt
rut weavlna. balem lull K&a aaat-
trese factory, & 13U) WUbur. TeL
MIL Otto . aiwlcksE. JHIHU.
MUSIC STORES
GEa a WLLL Planes, radios, sew
UUUL U. Willi. S-iaWL (WUUMVBW-
ln machines, sheet musis and plane
studies. Repairing raaioa, pooousrsyus
sua sewmit mm times ousts etreei.
balenL
MEDICINE
Vhen Others Fail
Nature's herbs for every ill. H. S.
Law, noted Chinese herbalist. 473 &
Commercial blreet, ilalem. Oregon.
Kstabliahed since 1912 in Oakland,
Calif. Consultation free. Telephone
5.6s. Hours to 6, Sun. 10 to 13 M.
Charlie Chan
Chinese Medicine Co., 122 N. Com
mercial til., over Salem Hardware. Wt
have all kinds of herbs for male and
female troubles. After one year In
your midst we have attained results,
as doxens of our balem patients will
testify. Consultation aosoiuteiy tree.
Office hours 9 to C. Sun. 9 t 12.
Dr. Chan Lam Chinese Medicine Co.
Hours Tuesday and h rway. iv : m.
t 4 :3 p. m. 148 N. Commercial.
MUSIC instruction'
c,, f'Hitar Mandolin. A be -
-.Si oevirv kTlW Enloy -
p: Melr.
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PAINT AND ROOFING
Salem Paint A Roofing. 474 Ferry.
PRINTING
vnn ctxTIDNERT. eaxds, Danish-
u.t nroKrams. books or any kind of
rnung, call Tne Statesman Printing
Department. 818 a, Commercial, Tsle-
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' REAL ESTATE
BECKS A HENDaiCJkfl, TeL 9T.
at u tl RAR1SNHORST CO.
il B. Liber tr gtt. Tel $461
arvnitriUtf A BON
894-8 First Nat k Bit. Bldg. Tel. T80t.
STOVES
8TOVB3 and stove repairing. Stoves
for sals, rw-Ul sou revaarea.
rimia at woven wire teno fancy ana
Main, hop tMis-ets, hooks, logan hooka,
balem h ence and atove Werks, 183
ChMiakata TeL 4714. s. a- steou-ev
SHOE REPAIRING
Low prices. Good rork. 339 a ConVl
TRANSFER
CAPITAL ?E2Z3Zrff ' OSeatyer.pr
Get our rates. : - ' - etc trgs lot and garden spot Just
. . - out of city limits Must have part cash,
FOR local Of "-tJ CHILDS A MILLER, REALTORS
call 3131. Larsaer Transfer Co. Trucks uljratntt TeL 8708.
to Portland dally. , , - j . - - -. ... .. ...... . ""
I i - Sals or trade 28 A. on Pan. hlgh-
. consider house In Salem or Cor-
TYPEWRITERS f - ts-Uax .6.7 cars Statesman,
e.wmmWJnmmw-mnwaBnmmnimw ahWMiMMA8
TTPEWRITERS Adding Men. sold, NICE HOMB BARGAINS
reutei repel Unold AgsnUh $160 down, price 0 V 3
Cooke d. Bhort 619 Court Tel' 8684. tared house. On paved street Bai. in
. Pr "-ANOTHER GOOD ONE
WELL DRILLING Cosy K. bgalnv fireplace,
; nook, built Ina Garage, east J
R. A West. SO years experience, paved street $tp $0.
RTDti rtos 108 E. TeL tlOFS. STRICTLY MODERN -
" i.w bouse, ftaie location north.
- - . : House costwner $1780.09; Price
WOODBURN FOLKS tTHZIl rZrnTn T-S
WOODBURN, Aug. t. Many '
Woodburn and former Woodburn , , So"th High street
residents who now Uva In Port- t room house, West Salem. $275.09;
land, spent tha day at Champoeg terms. Damon, tT N. ComT.
park Sunday. A picnic dinner special
was enjoyed and old friendships j acre tract doss to city to1
renewed. It wag decided to hold small house, nlcs faulty Juttt
the next annual reunion In Wood- tor f"
burn next year at a b o u t hi "crag MILLKR, RWMOM
lame tlma, , r- tti 8uta 8tmt .
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Statesman
Classified Ads
Call 9101
CUaaiflwl Advertising
SHigia insertion per licc.lfe
Tbrae laaartioas pr . '
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Copy for thlj par m
ceptd nntU l:)0 ttw craii
tox bror pvbUoatloa tor
elaaciricatloa. . Con
ceired after tbl Unto will
bo ran under thm Beading
Too Lato to ClaMity.
Tno Statosman asinmoi
o financial retponsiblllty
tor errors which mar P"
poar In adrertlsemenU pab
llahed In Its eolamna, and
tn cases wboro thla paper Is
at fault will reprint that
part of an advertisement In
which the typographical
mistake oeeara.
The Statesman resenree
the right : to reject ebee
tional adrertlalng. It far
ther reserves the right to
classify all advertising nn
der the proper elassiOca
tton. .
HELP WANTED
Tea salesmen for Salem and Marlon
county. Very rood proposition. 1S35
Stare St.
HELP WANTED MALE
t men with cars, free to traveL Sal
ary and com. See 8. H. Ketchum. Sen
; ator Hotel, after 7:30 p. m. Saturday,
or Sunday mornlnc
SITUATIONS WANTED
Washlmc R. 1, Bs. 9S. Salem.
Dressmaking", reasonable prices. TeL
78. Mrs. N. P. Webb, 330 Division.
FOR SALE Miscellaneous
Rummage sale, clothes 25 Ferry.
Draft beer eau'onvent. H. O. Da
mon, factory representative. S9? N.
Com L
Old papers 10c a bundle. Statesman
Office.
Used ranges. SS.00 and up. Oregon
Trading Post. 332 N. Com L
Kentucky Wonder canning beans.
delivered 2c pound. Box 5S, Rt. 2, 811
verton. Ore.
TRADE Miscellaneous
want lo traae gooa mattress ior
I TJ Q,tM.
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Trade for wood '21 Star touring
car in good condition. TeL 720S.
Wood and light truck for ton com
pound tnirk. Box 188, OardTO Road
WANTED Miscellaneous
WANTED Red Cocker Spaniel pup
about X months old. Will pay reason-1
able price. Box 264, Statesman.
MISCELLANEOUS
Exp. hair cnttlng. 303 8, Winter St
FOR RENT ROOMS
Rooms. "Tel. 5678. 595 Court St.
FOR RENT APARTMENTS
2nlceapta $12 and 25. 1580 Center.
Furn. apt, $10. 191 a Church,
Ants- rooms garage house. All
! nicely turn. TeL 7664, 2261 HaxeL
Pat ton apartments, downtown die-1
1 tatton apartments, aowntown cue -
1 clean, comfortable, private
th. Very rsasonabla, CaU Patton's
I Book Store,
Apt. $10 $12. 897 N. Com,L
1 room apt. 2(8 & Cottage.
Clean rm. furn. apt 255 Center.
Newly decorated apartments, reaa -
onable. 55 Marion.
2 -room snartment partly furnished.
$5.' 1818 Falrgronuds KoadL
Attre inra-e. 1st floor. 1411 Court
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FOR RENT HOUSES
Modern home, 888 N. 16th St
rum. and nnfura. housea R. A.
rorkner, 1810 N. Cottage. TeL 388L
FOR KKNT-uooa i room
An newly kalsorntoed. Largs walnut
tSfr, Mrf CadwelL
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Houses, Damon. 897 N. Com
- - - -i ii .nnnftnn (-ii-ii-n-ii-M i -.. .
Furnished, unfurn. houses, TeL 8330,
J H. P. Grant, 1128 N. 18th St
T rooms furnished, garage, garden
fruit $H. References Tel. 6340.
FOR RENT
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Awer iiai, aiaw 'B-
boarders Close-in. 498 N. Com'L
FOR SALE Real Estate
I XAj-lTj-uTj-iTliii- i ....
FOR SALE Real Estat
A- sightly 7 -room semi-modern borne. I
basement, fireplace, beautiful grounds
1Z9X1Z3 rest, large rrurt, nut trees,
grape arbor, garden, garage. Near Jun
ior high and two grammar schools,
nios view, paved street. Only S32SS.
terms. Owner, 711 Rural Avenue. TeL
EXCHANGE Real Estate
Salem , residence property and. 1
cant lots clear, for merchandise, fill- j
ing station or what nave your Zl,
statesman.
Absolutely the best buy in the coun
ty ; 12 acres, part beaver dam with
running water : come and see me about
this, win exchange for residence ln20 solid pages of food advertise
Salem.
H. C SHIELDS
Oregon Bldg. TeL 802.
WANTED REAL ESTATE
Beautiful close-in view acre trees.
city water, etc. snap, rnone
esssesSjeVeaaejeifcsejseaaee
WANT going farm near Salem for I
good, well located Portland home. For
particulars write the Homeseekers
Agency. 8U verton. Brokers please
note.
MONEY TO LOAN
PERSONAL, loans
MADS en furniture, ears, salaries I
wi mw wtoi neiiuuiiv i
mru.th! Whin In flnaiwJal nA m. I
us before closing a loan. I
UEJMKKAU investment
rviBivin a as i rvr
First National Bank Bldt Phee SIS1
UtmrtllulliWil I
www , mmMMt i
PERSON At, installment loans I
i"fn
Office hrs. 10:00 A. M. to :S0 P. M. I
Telephone 77 S2. State license No.
Borrow on nerannai nnmrrtT renav I
m monthly InstaUmenta, WILLAM- I
.1 1 w laian state II& B-1S9, bus
Guardian Bldg. TeL 2177.
MONET LOANED ON AUTOS
Contracts Refinanced
Arrange to reduce youi payments
Too keep the car
P. A. BIKER
Cor. Liberty SL and Ferry
Phone 4712 Saiem. Ore
First mortgage loans yielding in
vestors 7, Interest semi-annually.
trm Anil ftv anmt (f-w YA.sn(n .tnn.
$500 to $2000. A first mortgage loan
Is the best Investment.
CHILDS A MILLER, Mtge. Loans
314 state Street
Tel 6708
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FOR SALE WOOD
All kinds of wood. TeL 44 IS.
GUARANTEED DRT wood coej
TeL lOOS Salem Fuel Co. Trade
Cottage.
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Ash, fir and oak. Tel. IMS.
Phone Tracy's. 398S for dry wood.
, Old fir, fir knots, sea growth ash.
oak. Tel. 3673.
,L0ST AND FOUND
t-t n-, rr.s ,
I o.ou vv,
1 name Jerry anyone seeing Tel. 7459.
FOR SALE USED CARS
Valley Motor Co.
Used Cars
1932 V- Ford Coach
,$465.00
I JJ'J X"8JFor' Victoria
600.00 I
1930 Ford SpL
Coupe, over-
hauled
285.00
335.00
250.00
175.00
345.00
1931 Ford Coach
1929 Ford Town Sedan
192S Ford Business Coupe
1929 Chrysler 65 Sedan, over
hauled
1928 Dodge Sedan ..
. 250.00
. 375.00
1929 Hup 8 Sedan ,
1929 Oakland Coach
1928 Buick Std. Coupe
. 295.09
. 225.00
. 145.00
. 335.00
.$450.00
. 190.00
. 350.00
1928 Stude Dictator Rds.
1931 Chevrolet Std. Coups
TRUCKS
1931 Ford long w. base
1929 Ford dual tires
1929 Studebaker 6 L. W. bass
1927 Ford with license
. 70.00
Marlon A Liberty TeL 7910.
Open Evenings and Sundays
MUST SELL
Our Used Cars and Trucks -
We Have Priced Them Right
i uaita
1-Studebaker DicUtor Sedan
1-WUlys-Knlght Sedan. Model
CARS
58
l-8tudebaker Commander 4-pass.
i-Lt s Nash coupe
1-Special $ Nash Roadster
1-Ford Panel Delivery
TRUCKS
l-'28 Ford with Warford Trans
l-'29 Chev. with itemi-trailer
1-"31 Chev. L. W. R. with duals
1. n f r iia. tn n- tuvtw
I i.j ton Federal with logging bunks
.and trailer with boosterbrskes
working now on good Bavins- lob.
All must go this week to make room
'?r.!rde? w? are fatting in on new
ax. u. trncKS
WOOD-WHEATON' MOTOR CO. INC.
84 Chemeketa Street Salem, Ore.
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Mt vn.t
1982 Chevrolet Conpe
1939 Buick Sport Roadster
1929 Ford Sedan -1928
Ersklns Coach
1928 Oakland Sedan
182S Buick Sport Coups
Buick BWsham
1918 Buick Brougham
CAN USB some GOOD HAT
BUKKW
240 North Liberty Tel. $888.
SERVING OUT 910 FINES
WOODBURN, Aug. 9. August
Wolfe and Ray Cox, two of six I
young men Involved In a brawl
near Donald early Sunday morn-
' rIn.d S10 ,Agrt
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costs oy juage uverton. Tneyi Legion convention at xviamatn
did not pay the fine and were
taken to the county Jail In Sa
lem. Late last week Warren O.
Zumwalt paid a S10 fine on an
Improper lights charge and Mona
Jensen of Monitor was fined f
POLLY AND HER
Wi33& gCWM fmii CC .
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Interesting Facts
mm
i Herbert Hoover.' , former pres
ident Is 69 years old t day.
O-
The Statesman carried almost
ments during the month or July.
Watch the Friday Statesman for
food news.
o
The net paid circulation of The
Statesman for the month of 'July
was 7043 copies. This Is a gain of
228 in the oast flft davs. Good ad-
vartalnr ni
va7t)h f wVrv Vvf .
8tBer With the fine work Of a
good circulation manager does the
tries'. These figures do not In
clude the extra copies delivered on
Frldar- '
KJ
we went out to the state pen
Itnntfarv (nil InnVnl nnr enma rif
. vr i
""" JOBS". now w u UUUBf-
stand why they can get away from
the average policeman. Ther are
w
- a j vj .a v
naer ana smait ana can easily
escape irom tne neavier slower
policeman. Perhaps that Is why
the state police are making such
a good record. They seem to be
younger and lighter on their feet.
Noticed that workmen around
town stick a board on their car if
they are doing any repair work
and they can leave their cars all
day . without getting a parking
slip. Why shouldn't it be a good
idea for clerks and business men
to stick a board on their cars too.
O
Someone asked us If the N. R.
A. affected our work. We were
honest and told them that no one
could prove that we ever worked
. W. 7 Z , , . V
ot Claudette, the well known act-
I .1111 IIHI H Villi I 1IKIIIV Willi I II II L I
I U 1L.
less, Biar m mo iviu. ou6ri. I
You will find her height, weight,
etc- in tne cest r uous ao on page
three.
FOR SALE USED CARS
Quality Used Cars
30 HUDSON LIGHT 8 SEDAN 1495
In extra good condition.
'30 buick std. 6 coupe 3475
New paint and A-l mechanically.
'29 HUDSON GREATER CPE. $395
Overhauled, new paint and tires.
rumble seat and other extras.
'30 STUDE COMMAND. SEDAN $4501
The light six model in extra good
condition.
33 DURANT 6 SPT RDSTR. $378
Original finish good, motor perfect.
28 HUPMOBILE 8 R. 8. CPE. $328
Run less than 25,000, new paint and
tires, mechanically perfect.
26 DODGE SCREEN DELIVERY $98
Good cendltlon.
State Motors, Inc.
High at Chemeketa
8TUDEBAKER HUDSON
TERRA PLANE
MEMBER N. R. A.
Open Evenings and Sundays
E
PORTLAND, Ore., Aug. I.
(AP) J. r. Lipscomb, director
or tne uregon noma loan Dang,
aaid todav that ha hones to have
his office In the postoffice build-
ing here open and ready for husl-
ness by Monday.
"We are doing everything pos-
sible to expedite thlsork he
Stated. "Hundreds OI applications
... i ..4 v....'. eA
Buiiuyuicxi auu u..?u.
loans have been received. W.
have not been able to do more
than sort these applications. All
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win rinvA to na reaa ana answer-
ed. ...
"This Is somethlnr that Will
kn tn ffrt fnr mm tlms and
therl wI11 ba DientT of ooDortun-
1 .. . ,. Z . ' t
I "J Ior ail ma sung appucatiuuB.
want to ask at this time tnat ev-
eryone doesn't try to come in the
I aw TaT mweavaw t arfra fflts.
AXXDIa Uat VS aau, v
best service possible and. people
ran heln ns in this bv COODerat-
Ing."
Besides tne large nnmoers oi
applications receivea oy man.
many are applying ior loans ana
I information In person. Lipscomb
J
1 "ia lBU " ujj - w
pieung arrangcuiouui ior
mg me vuium W4 "'
come.
DELEGATES FOR LEGION
ATlTTflV An?. A. Dnlera.tes
f. Rtvtn Pnat No. SS to the
. . "7.
Falls are Harry Humphreys and
- IJoel Pounds. Mrs. Pounds will
I go aa the delegate from . tha
auxiliary. Den Champ and Ray -
I mond Morgan are going as mem-
libers of the Woodburn ball team
1 championship.
PALS
HOME 101 OFF G
1 HH
KEHfETH HAUSETl IS
DEB
Silverton ' Post to Arrange
Program for C. C. C.
Group at Molalla
SILVERTON, Aug. 9. Ken
neth Hansen was made com
mander of the Delbert Reeves
Post of the American Legion at
its annual election Monday night,
koy Davenport was chosen vice
commander; F. M. Powell, adju
tant; Otto Aim, finance -officer,
and James Scarth, . Merlin Con
rad and Hans Olaen, members of of prln wtheat' nd -f corn and
the executive committee. oa" a wel1-
Dr. A. J. McCannell. Ernest . Much no'lca-Uken of ex
Starr and Merlin Conrad are a trem ecaotiness of the movement
committee to arrange for a short t . wheat and com from rural
program and visit to the Molalla
a c
Ask Equality on Program .
The local post went on record
as favoring the legionnaires' de
mand in the public works pro
gram that veterans be given an
equal opportunity with transients
In securing work.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles 'Johnson
and their daughter. Miss Blllie
Johnson, who is the president
elect of the auxiliary will attend
iuo mi convention at juamain
tails. Casper Towe, commander
of the Legion post for the past
vear will h nnaM- ,1
- v -"fu, .
is unuersiooa.
WOODBURN'. Auk. 9. The
First National hanlc rf Portlnnit
nnM, J . w 1. , . .
"fcucu na ui aiien Dang nere
Monday morning in the building
IormerlV OCCUUled and lnaapd for
a iong term f rom the Bank of
Woodburn
L. c. Buchner, formerly of I
.siacaaa, wllr be manager, and
Ralph G. Alberger, assistant
manager. Mabel Fikan of the
I Bank of Woodburn staff has bee
retained In her position.
The unrestricted account! rfr
r"" ul oooDurn aepost-
I "s nave Deen turned over to
the new bank.
FOUND: 10 HELD
MINNEAPOLIS. Aur. 9 fAP)
The discovery of gome of the
money paid kidnapers of Charles
F. TJrschel, millionaire Oklahoma
oil man, and arrest of three men
linked with passing the marked
currency spurred federal ooera-
Uvea' hope today that Twin City
gang naunts might yield up full
answer to the mystery of the ab-
ductor's identities.
None of the three men held. It
was understood, was suspected of
being the actual kidnapers but
authorities honed tn nnon nn
tnrough them a line of inquiry
tnat would lead to Urschel's ab-
1 dactors.
i ,s
. . NOTICE FOR BIDS
Bids will be received bv the
W i
1
DPEiD
NOW
KOM
IE
?1ndfe,n Clerk of School Dls- LedlaT ts&.il7 wSr-.' b'd'o"
tI1ct No- 2- Marion County, Ore- 4.25; melius, s.50-3.75; eews. best, s.oo-
I m A K Mnt ft Mi a AKlaiaKar. w Swat m 0) W.
p. m. August zz,
for the construction of
I uiwuunng approx-l
I lmatelr ISO feet, arllnlnlner ImUmI
I n- . - "
w onnn .ottt
1 of Howard Street, between
v-nurcn ana capuoi streets. Plans
I rA . l. -a
i " .ivuivuuu mav u neen at
we Lierg. S OIHCe. The right to
accept or reject any or all bids IS
I reserves. A certified check for
ten per cent of the amount of bid
I vm .- v
i u,u uu " ro-
I tainea in ueu oi oona ior tne
faithful performance- of duty by
I IDA urCsmUTll 1 mriilAV-.
1
W. H. BURGHARDT, Clerk. A-10
I 1Z-Z0.
XiYthtr ni? wtvat.
i 8KTTIJE5IEXT
"f !.e!;!!Mi!UoU addresaed to her husband.
I r,0,rnai, i .v.
I o
- egute of Maude Kelley Moorev de-
eeased has filed in the County
Court of Marion County, State
J i i . T?
aUUIlilMUBllUI Vi D4tIU C-O LC88j8le M1U
that Wednesdar the 20 th daw nf
September, 193S, at the hour
10 o'clock a. m has been fixed
bv said court aa the time for hear-
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i ing or. oojeciions to saia report
I and the settlement thereof.
J. W. MOORE,
I Administrator.
j C. C-Bryant,
I Attorney
I First publication: Aug. 19.
Keeping the
BUYING BOOSTS WHEAT 3 CENTS
EGGS WEAK, REBATES ARE GIVEN
i i ... f
Crop Report Expected
To Show Further
r Reduction
CHICAGO, Aug. (AP)
Maximum gains of more than 3
cents a bushel for. wheat resulted
today from enlarged speculative
buying that embraced all cereals.
Belief prevailed the United
States government crop report to
be issued tomorrow would show a
new reduction of Indicated yields
BUOrcn primary marset cen
ters, a circumstance reported to
be especially disturbing to pro
cessors and millers.
Wheat closed, unsettled 2-2
cents above yesterday's finish,
corn -lA up, oats -ltt ad
vanced. General Markets
rxavvcE eichahgb
Portland, Ore, Ag. (AP)
f'0'1, "T0" prieevbn.Uef5.ex
tras 117 fteadaHs 0;bs firsts 19 :
iinu in y, ; tgft, iresa extras ma
Biedinms 20.
Portland Grain
PORTLAND. Ore Aus. 9 (API-
Wheat Opea Uisk Lew Cloie
Sept. 7 78 76 7
Dee. 81 81 81 81
Cash wheat No. 1: Big Bend blaeitent
85; dark hard winter 13 pcU 87. 11
pet., 78; soft white, western white, hard
winter, northern spring. 75; weitera red
73.
OaU: No. 2 white 26.50.
Corn: No. 2 E Yellow 25.50. ,
Millrun standard 19.50.
Portland Produce
PORTLAND. Ore.. Aug. 9 (AD
Better prints, extras. 24c: standards.
Butterfat Portland delivery: A grade.
21e lb.; fanner's door delivery, lDo per
lb.; sweet cream, 5c higher.
Ers Pacific poultry producers' sell
ing price: oversise, 24c; extras 22e; stan
dard. 20e; mediums, 20c; pullets. 16c
doxea. Bering price bjr wholesalers: fresh
extra, 18c dosen; medium 15c doses.
Cheese 93 score Oregon triplets.
12 Vac; loaf, 13Ve lb. Brokers will pay
Vsc btjlow quotations.
Milk contract price. 4 pet., roruana
delivery, $1.70 cvk; B grade cream,
37 He lb.
Country meats Belling price te re
tailers: country-killed hogs, best butch
ers, under 158 lbs. 7Vs-8e; vesiers, 70
to- 100 lbs.. Sft e; spring lambs, lie
lb.; yearling, 4-5c b. ; canner cows, 2-Se
lb.; bulla. 4Vs-5e lb.
Mohair Buying price: IV Ji cup, lac
ib. -
Casears bark Buying price, 1933 peel.
21e lb.
Hops nominsl, 1933. 4j-48c Ib.
Live noultrr Portlsnd delivery: buy
ing prices. Uesvy hens, colored. 41i-5i4
lbs- 12e; de lbs. sp, izc; seas, ever
3H lbs., 14e; roosters. 5e lb.; ducks,
pekins. broilers, 8-10e lb.; eld ducks, pe
kins, colored. 10c lb.
Unions Helling prices te retailers;
Oregon, $1.25-1.35 cental.
New eaioas Walla Walla, fl.7 cen
tal.
Potatoes Locsl, $2; Deschutes Seats,
$3.25 cental; de bakers. $2.40; Tskisss
Genu. 3.io.
Strawberries New Ore gens, $3 erst.
Wool 1933 elin nominal: Willamette
valley, 23-25e Ib.; eastern Oregon l-31e
lb.; southern Idaho. 10-20e lb.
Hay Buying price from producer: al
falfa, Ko. 1, new crop. $16.50; elover.
No. 1, $14; Willamette valley ttmetny.
$15; eastern Oregon timothy, $17.50-18;
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11 Portland Livestock
POBTLAND, Ore, Aug. 9 (AP)
f!ttfo meainta: IS. calves 3: about
steady.
crf "",. Tu r.
-iJtft
rood, SOO-S.SO; eraissry, 4.OO-S.S0.
Ho nealoU: 101: fmllv steady.
1 rr :.,.- K.k. a nn.A 1 - fc--
i.Trmw
I slaughter pigs, 4.75-5.25; feeder pigs.
4.7-&.oo.
I Rhaes raealnta: aeae: active.
i v. v.
I 5JS0 6.00; mediiMa, 4J0-8.O0; y.esrllag
I wethers. S.OO-S.oo; ewes,
Woman Slashes
Throats of two
Children, Self
ELECTRA, Texas, Aug. t
r APi K-nlalnlnsT her acta t a
I . .
uu,uuu'
cut tha throaU of her two enii-
ofUren, Wyneli, 8, and EUen Beth.
I then killed herself with tha-
I
I t4me TtMOT.
ofl Tha bodies, lying- la tha front
1 room or tne uoraon noma, were
found Tuesday by Mrs. L. C.
1. I tt - . Vr .
i " v. ie,--. ,
with . her husband, accompanied
Mrs. Gordon and her children to
a revival meeting and later to a
firemen's water fight last night.
A note Mrs. Gordon had - ad
dressed to her husband, read: "I
know of nothing for ns but death.
I lova yon dearly. Myrtle.'
Sunnyside Up!
. . . , ' . i
Salem Llarliets
Qntde B raw 4 Jntlk.
cp pool price, flJW per
bsmdred, '
Sarplas.fl.23.
fafltk based sa sessi siestMy
atatrfst average.)
LHstrfbator price f 1.70
Bulterfat Top l-20c
priata 22c, cabes 24c
Priess paid te greers SelesB bsyera
Asgest 9
(The prices. Mles eapyhes sy a leeat
greyer, are ladles rive l the dsMt sssskct
bat ere mmt reeteeteed by The tuman I
rSUIT AJT VEeBTABtBS
fitrioc beaes, local lb. , , , Jit
Cabbage, lb. Al
('men peppers. The Dalles, lb. .OS
Peas, coast, lb, ,' , .02 te .03
Oa ions. doa. bsacaes . . . Jl&
Potatoes, local 1.25 te 1.50
Lettsee, local .05 te J95
Paget Sonnd .85 te 1.00
Onions, Calif., ewt. 1.80
Rhobarb. local . .01
Celery, dox. , .45
Apples, Trsntpareat tta
Oranges, Vsleaciss, fancy 2.25 to S.2S
Place pack . 1.40 to 2.00
Beets, local, dox. .10
Turnips, local, crate ., .10
Carrot, locsl. dox. , .10
Spinsch. local, crate
Beeaaae. lb. ea stock
.25 U .60
.05
Hindi
.05 V.
Cseenbers. hothouse, box .75
Lecsl, dos. JO to .40
Csstaloepes, craU 1.90 to 2.25
LeaioBS a nn
Limes, fresh no
Avsesdos, crate
Sqoasb, Italian, crate 1.00
Summer, crate
.1.00
. .02
Watermelons, retail
Tomatoes, hotaooae
Cslifornis
The Dalles
Raspberries
Logan berries
.1.90 te US
.1.25
.00 to 1.25
.1.50 te 2.00
.75
1.00
-05
.72 V4
1.25
S.2S
. .12 Vi
.03
AO
Blackberries
Peaches, locsl. lb. .
Apricots, The Dalles
EgS plant, crate -
Grapes, seedles
Corn, local, dox.
Casabas. lb.
HOPS
Top, 1932. lb.
OOS
Baying Prices
Extras
Standard
.19
.IS
a7
.12
.OS
.07
.11
Mediums
POtJLTBT
Old mosters -
Colored hens
Medium hens
Light hens
leghorns
MEAT
Spriag lambs, top
Hoc, top
5.00
..5.75
-.5.50
rirst eutK
Seconds cuts ,, ,
.5.00
.4.75
Pigs ;
eteers
Cows
.03
.01
.02
te .04
to
to
.02
.03
.07 H
.OS
Bulls
Dretsel vest, top
Dressed hoe
GOATS AHD HAT
Wheat, western red
White, No. 1
Barley, top, ton
Oats, ton
Hiy. buying prises
Oata and vetch, ton
Alfalfa, valley 1st cut
.70
. .70
..17.00
.25.00
.13.00
.15.00
.13.00
Clover hay
WOOL
Tedium
Coarse .
Mehsir
J5
.29
.20
.01
.08
CASCABA BASS
Green, Ib.
Dry. Ib.
Stocks and Bonds
(Copyright, 1933. Standard Statistics Co.)
BOYTLAVtAQBS
Today 75.9 8101 85.S 81.1
Prev. Ut TS.0 Sl.S 85.5 80.9
Week We 78.0 Sl.S 8S.0 81.1
Tear ago 64.5 SS.4 81.8 69.7
S yrs. it 3.7 107.5 100.3 100.5
High 1933 77.1 84.9 88.5 83.5
Law 1983 S8.8 57.0 74.1 63.S
Hirh 1982 71.8 78.0 SS.3 78.1
Low 1933 . 58.3 47.4 70.9 5741
STOCK AVEXAOES
01.8 50.S 94.1
day -sa i 48.7 91.1
Today
85.9
83.5
Week see 88.1 48.8 95.5
Tear aro 68.9 26.3 86.5
8S.S
58.7
S yrs. sgo 158.3 118.0 207.S 160.8
High 1933 102.1 58.0 113.7 93.9
Low 1938 42.3 23.5 61.5 43.9
High 193S 71.1 99.6 111.0 73.9
Low 1933 85.1 13.S S1.8 85.0
Jungwirth Starts
Remodeling Barn
For Hop Industry
LYONS. Aug. 9 John Jung-
wtrth has several men busy this
week remodeling his large octa
gon barn Into a hop dryer. Ha
expects to use about 19,000 feet
of lumber to put tha barn m
order for a dryer.
Mr. Jungwirth has about IS
acres of hops which are of com
parative quality and win be
ready to begin ' picking about
Septet. ber 1.
Tha Masonic picnio held at
Martin's campground Sunday was
quite well attended. A basket din
ner was enjoyed by all at noon
Sports, games and races furnish
ed entertainment.
CALLED TO IDAHO .
HAZEL REEN, Aug. 9 Mrs
A. T. Van Cleave left Tuesday for
Moscow, Idaho, where aha was
caned by tha death of her step
father. Mr. Crowe. Mr. and Mrs.
Crowe are well known here hav
ing spent part of several winters
with tha A. T. van Cleaves.
Quotations Held ,not'
Justified;. First .
Melons Appear
PORTLAND, Attg. $). (AP) -'.
Egg market prices in. Portland -were
Quotable on a basis where
little actual business was . being
done. A late survey of the mar
ket disclosed the fact that either
lower prices were, being openly
quoted or in many instances re
bates were being made. Both of
tfcese have an unsettling Influ
ence upon the market. As quot
able, Portland was the highest
egg market along the c o svs U
which neither supply nor demand
Justified.
Receipts of eggs continued
quite liberal with an Increasing
supply of the smaller sorts. The'
outflow of old storage stock was
also a factor. '
Market on butter remained
quiet although; there was a'
scramble for needs of real extras,'
which were very scarce and Jus
tify higher prices instead of the
lower score recently boosted by
the produce exchange.
There was further gain In the
demand for live chickens locally
with a continuance of the fight
between dealers.
Pl.. .n.ll t. a .nlnfn.nl A. n.o.
gon watermelons of the season
was reported from Irrigon. The
stock is of quality, good sizes and
well flavored. Prices around 2a
pound or about -the same as Cali
fornian. NEW YORK. Aug. t (AP)
Elated by its success yesterday,
the stock market lengthened its
stride today and bounded over the
finish line with a burst of speed.
Volume totaled 2.666,750
shares, or more than 1.000,009
above that of yesterday. The As
sociated Press-Standard statistics
composite of 90 stocks rose 3.4
points.
Gains of from 1 to around S
or more were registered oy
American Can, Santa Fe, Auburn.
American Telephone, Delaware tc
Hudson, American Commercial
Alcohol, Bethlehem Steel, Com
mercial Solvents, J. I. Case, Ches
peake Corp., Johns-Manville, In
ternational Harvester, General
Motors, Chrysler, TJ. S. Steel, Un
ion Pacific, Westingtaouse, Amer
ican Tobacco "," National Distil
ers, TJ. S. Industrial Alcohol, New
York Central, and Pennsylvania.
Farmers Union Hears
Report on Oil Plans
DAYTON, Aug. 9. Seventy-
five members of the Unity Local
Farmers' Union attended the reg
ular monthly meeting held at the
James Richardson farm in tha
Webfoot neighborhood Friday.
Mr. Remple of Dallas, a mem
ber of the state executive board,
reported the construction of tha
Farmers Union oil station oa tha
McMInnville - Lafayette highway.
The next meeting. September 1.
will be held on the lawn of tha
president, J. J. Muhs near Day
ton. Radio
Program
XQW TORTT4jrr 620 Kycs.
Thursday, August is
7:00 Singing Strings, NBC.
7;20 Stngiag Strings, NBO.
1:80 Organ, ceaeert, KBC
7:45 Eddie King.
8:00 8ts Arnold sad Commodores,
NBO.
9:45 Ceeking school.
10:00 Woman's Msrsxis sf the Air.
NBC
11:00 Aries Trie. KBC.
11 :30 Or fas Ceaeert, SBC.
13:18 Westers Paras aad Hosts Hoar.
NBO.
1:00 General federation of Women's
Clsbs.
8:20 Friendly Chat.
5:10 kUmery'a Melody, NEC
7:00 Asses 'a Andy, KBC.
8 :00 Standard Symphony Hear, NBC.
9:06 Captain Henry's Showboat. NBO.
10:15 Jimmy IfeCoel's Pishing Gside.
10:30 Ansoa Weeks' erehestrs, NBC
11:00 Abe Lyman's erehestrs, NBO.
11:80-12 :0 Bel Tabarin orchestra
KBC
KOAO COmVALUS 650 Xyca.
8:45 Tarsi market reports.
8:00 Uarming ceaeert.
9:00 Heme Economies Observer.
10:80 Waits Melodies.
11:00 Better Health and Longer Life.
12 :00 Noes Term Hour.
2:30 The Hememakers' half hoer.
S:45 Oesevleve Baam-Gsskins, organ
i 7:10 Farm Beer.
8:00 Hop improvement
8:35 Pishing Conditions is Oregea -.
by the Stste Ssme Comma as ion.
By CLIFF STERRETT.
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