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AUTO BRAKES
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CATERING
Bert Crary. tl cittw. Phi Tt.
CHIMNEY SWEEP
CUIROPRACTORS
D. a 1- SCOTT. I'JiU Ctiirwtrdr
FL01U5IS
CUT flower wwttlui tooqwitt tua
rai wreaths. tecorattuoa. CL r. Brtt'
mmipU fioiuw. 11 Court. TL; (DO. .
ai-i-klnda ol floral work. Luu Star
Im. lit ft Marital. Tal Hft
GLASS
jUttu and window s;Uaa mtrrora. Tai.
Walter J. Uowoi, greya.
INSURANCE
ft UUNUR1CKS ,
COrFBr-SKlTU. can. ina. Tel Mtt
LAUNDRIES
XRJfl tiKW 1-ACJNDKT
CAF1TA1. C1TX UlONUaT
- felrat In QuaiiV mJni ttorvicm
Tataibona la MM itroadwj
LAWN MOWERS j
tfharpenad, rpalra4 and OmdedL
HAKKK W. SCUT T. Tha Cycf Maa"
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MATTRESSES
Mattreacea from factory to home.
Cotton mattreaa. 60 lh. -. KenoTM
ra and fumixatora. Rusa cleaned. CftP
IluI UeduinK Co. TaL 40. N.
CaoltoL
New mattreaa made to order, old
remade; carpet cleaning, alxins;nulf
rtim Madni. Kaiaoi Fluff RaBT ft l&at-
craaa Factory. & 1Kb ft WliUur. TeiJ
441. Qtlo F. awtcner. aiau ta.
MUSIC STORES
nicrv c wiLXi Plaaoa. radloa. aew-
k. mirhmfi. aneet muaie aad plana
atudlea. Repalrlns radloa, phoauaranha
aewUK macauiaav aaa bw
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MEDICINE
When Others Fail
Naturc'a her be for awry ill. H. S.
low, noted CblneM nerbaUat- 47 a.
Commercial aUreet. Salem. Ore ton.
EatabUahed aince 11Z la Oakland.
Oaiif. Consul taUon free. Telephone
Hit. Hours 9 to C Sun. It to IS aa.
Charlie Chan
M . if.ji.i. Vv V. Corn
i.i q. iSiUm Hairdsrare. we
BKIVIV "V..
aare all klnda of herbe for mala and
female trouble After one year In
your uiiubi w.w
aa dosena of our Salem patienta will
Office boura t to . Sun. to 12.
rw rhM Lam Chlneae Medicine Co
Boars Tuesday end Friday. 10:J0 a-ra.
S- 4 '.30 p. ra M w. omiiicriai
MUSIC INSTRUCTION
Steel. Span. Guitar, Mandolin. Abe
,inpr'. flub every Sat. 2 :30. Cnjor-
able. educattonal. resulta P. Melslngr.
(fa Stateaman au ieu m.
PAINT AND ROOFING
Salem Paint ft Boofla. 474 Ferry,
PRINTING
FOB STATIONERY, card pamph
let program books or any kind of
or la ting, call The Statesman Printing
LeeartmenU 31 & Commercial. Tele-phofio-
910L
I . REAL ESTATE
BECKS ft HENDRICKS, TeL 4947.
W. H. URABKNHORST ft CCX
114 a Liberty BC - TeL
60COLOFSKT ft SON .
lae-l First NafL Bk. Bids. Tel T80T
STOVES
STOVES and stove repairing. Stoves
for) sale, ra--Ut and repaired. All
klnda of wove wire feac fancy and
plain, bop basket book logaalwok
ttakua ence and Stove Work SCI
.-. TeL 4774. a B. Flemlsg.
SHOE REPAIRING
txw price Good rfc. 910 & ComX
TRANSFER
CAPITAL. " CITY Transfer Co. 228
. . r-feHBla- 9?n
8 tale St. tol ifia.
warding ana
Ut our rate ,--v ,;
FOR local or dista transfer storage.
eU mi, Larmar Traosfar Co. Trucks
ls Portland dally. -.
TYPEWRITERS
I r PEW RITERS Adding Mch. sold,
rented, repaired. Underwood Agent
Cstkt Short, til Court TeL -
WELL DRILLING
ft, A. West. 10 years experience.
RFO (. Box 101 & TeL HO".
HAVE MINOR OPERATIONS
- -SILVERTON, Attf. 1 ; Jorce
Rlmmons. the daughter of Dr.
aad Mrs. A. W. Simmons, had her
tonsils remored' at the Sllrertoa
hoanital this week. Zepheny Glr-
n tho six Tear old dtashtef of
Mr; aad Mrs. Ed OlTetis, aader-
weert a major opetatioa tou
eek Uo.
' Statesman
Classified Ads i
Call 9101
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stngU tasartloa par llc.lt
Three lasartioas .pr
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81s lasartloai per Uaa.
O&i aonth paw lln..l.
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Copy for tfeU pa so
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Too Lato ta Claoatfy.
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for orroTi falek taaj ap
poar to adirertlsenveau ao
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la cases where tbl paper Is
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the tlbt to reject ob)ee
tloaal adreTttslng. It for
ther reaenres the rtxht to
dasslff alt adrerUalac u
or tho proper eUsalfJea
ttoa. HELP WANTED FEMALE
WOMN Karn SIS dosen aewlngr.
home apare ttane, materiala- cut. In
structions fnraubed. experience un-
necnaary. write BUfKKiOrt UKiasa
COafPANT, 23 Havemeyer a tree V
Brooklyn, N. T.
WANTED Middle aee woman for
general bouse work, steady work In
cood home. $10 month. Board. 11M
Onk etreet, Salem, Ore.
SITUATIONS WANTED
Washta R. l Bx. tS, Salem.
Touna- deoendable Ctrl with S yra
experience as assistant bookpr. and
atenoc- wishes ateady employment.
Beet of references. Would also consider
clerklns. Tel. SSS. - -
FOR SALE Miscellaneous
FOR ft ALE Cheap, lawn mower.
hose, garden tools, feather mattress.
Tel. Sunday.
Excellent
piano. Reasonable- Tel.
S4F1J.
Old papera 10c a bundle. Statesman
office.
Used ranees. 15.00 and up. Oregon
Trading Post. 332 I. Com L
Kentucky Wonder canning bean
delivered 2c pound. Box 68, Rt 2. SI1
verton. Orw.
FOR SALE Cucumber Central
Howell service station. Silverton Road.
Thoroughbred, bird dog W. C Bar-
chu Brook Ore.
Milk fed fryer 4 for $1.00. RL 1,
Box 1. ;
Saw gumming and sharpening
mile E. Four Corner Tel. 4280.
SejsasjBaasSSaaSa
Gravensteln 6c, bring boxes, far
2-5. Mr Wright 4 ml Wallace rd.
WANTED MisceHaneoua
Wanted, grade Guernsey or Jersey
belfera from 1 to 24 mo. old. Phone,
write or rail. Give detail E. A. Rho
ten, 1595 a High St. TeL 2351.
AHSCELLANEOUS
Exp. hafr cutUng, 101 a Winter SL
We pick up dead, worthless horse
cow sheep. TeL 4889.
1105-1250 MONTH. Government
post-depression Job Men. women, 11
50. Steadv. Qualify now. Sample' coach
ing and "list jobs FREE. Apply today
aure. Box i:2T. care statesman.
FARMERS! We repair draper
combine drapers or make new ones to
order. Call N Inter and Trade at.
I have good cow and some young
stock: would liku to trale for rough
carpenter work. H. ' C. Shields, Tel.
892. Oregon Eldjr.
FOR RENT ROOMS
rtjj'jyjirvii'i-i'.'m'vm-
Rooms. Tel. 5678. 595 Court St.
R.oia,s. also mals. 4S2 N. Summer.
ROOM AND BOARD
A large room with board. Suitable
for two. Gentlemen preferred. Tel. 4175
FOR RENT APARTMENTS
Patton apartment downtown dis
trict. cooL clean, comfortable, private
bath. Very reasonable. Call Pat ton's
Book Store.
Apt 119 ft $-2. 197 N. Com!.
Newly deeorititd apartment reas
onable. 555 Marion.
Attrac. large, 1st floor. 1411 Court
Apt $5, 355 Bellvue St
Nice furn. apt,-690 Union.
2 room furn. apt, main floor. Very
reasonable. Blpcfc
Tel. 65T. - .
south S. P. depot
FOR RENT HOUSES
Furn. and un:urt. house R
Forkner. 1811 N. Cot lag Tel. I91L
FOR RENT (Jood 7 room house.
All newly kalaotalned. Large walnut
treeaun bus lina. see Mr uaa wen.
Statesman office.
House . Damon. 837 Com'L
Furnished, unfurn. bowses. TeL 1330,
H. P. Grant HI N. 18th St
FOR RENT S acre 1 room plas
tered house, water system, no bath,
barn, chicken hotse. implement cow,
berries and family orchard. $180 year.
Half cash, inquire 1198 Marion. TeL
8148.
1 room house. Good -deal to right
party. 33 N. 24th.
FOR RENT Houses. $T.9 to $39.
Furnished $19 to $50. Store rooms $19
to $109. Five, ten and fifteen-acre
tracts $11 and $16 month, See Bechtel
or Thomason. 141 But . '
1989 West Nob HU1 117.60 J 819
Electric $8.90: 1940 a High $29; (48
Statesman 81: 1881 court st lis.
P. H. Bell. 125 Oregon BtdgV TeL
80S.
WANTED TO BENT,
. WANTED Small, modern - boose
about Sent .1st or .rooms will
take- long-tlaae- leas -Might by Oater.
AOdrees Box 151, care Stetesmaa. . -
WANTED TO RENT
Wanted to rent house furulahed 8 to
It room a Suitable for room and board-
era for a desirable tenant. Tel. C9S1
or call 141 State, room 4. Bechtel ft
Tnomaaon. "
FOR SALE Real Estate
A sfzhtly 1 -room eeml -modern home.
basement, fireplace, beautiful cronnda
lzoxlll feet. Urn fruit, ant trees.
frrape arbor, garden, garage. Near Jun
ior high- and two grammar schools,
nice view, paved street. Only 112S0.
terms. Owner. 7SS Rural Avenue. Tel.
8834.
'iirrwi(inn.rM"Lruuirn"iru'cn
5 room buna-alow. oak floor a thru
out, basement, furnace, fireplace, lawn
snruD&ery. etc, 12500. 1200 down.
Beautiful room English atyle home,
well located, oak floor in Urine aad
dining; room; basement, furnace, fire
place, beautiful lawn and ahrubbery,
I12S0. Term
A nloely furnished 4 room house,
dishes and all, large lot. east front,
11200.
MELVTN JOHNSON, T5 State. SL
EXTRA SPECIAL,
.1-10 acre well located, neat 2 room
house, garage, fruit tree Priced for
few days, $600 with $350 cash, baL
term SBE IT- TODAY.
CHILD3 ft MILLER, Realtors
344 State Street Tel. C70S.
FOR SALE
One of the best golf courses on the
Pacific coast, 99 acres of land with
beautiful view of valley and moun
tain fine club house suitable for dan
cing aad parties, caretaker's cottage,
18 bole course with 9 hi excellent con
dition. Priced reasonable.
CHILDS MILLER, Realtors
844 State Street Tel. 179
EXCHANGE Real Estate
WANTED Carpenter work, car or
will sacrifice for cash equity In li
acres good soil, near house, timber
stream, paved highway, near Wood
bnan. Price $1500.00. Oregon Land Co,
Woodburn, Oregon.
FOR TRADE MT RANCH NEAR
Sheridan on Mill Creek road, S mL
north of Buell, for ranch near Dalla
F. J. Neufeld, Sheridan, Ore.
2 5-A. TRADES FOR CTTT HOME
R. house, barn, poultry house, all
plow land, good soil. Price $1759.
Trade for clear house.
14-A. 11009
Located on paved road. Running wa
ter. J -A. timber. A real buy. give
term -
BEAUTIFUL, SUBURBAN
1 1-1 A. all la profitable crop. Nice
f-R. home, water system, barn and
etc Also small tractor and implement
Close in. Price $4500.00; give term
SEE JA& D. SEARS, REALTOR
112 South High Stret
EXCHANGE Mod. 4 rm. house and
nook, full basement, to trade for house
in Portland. R. A. Forkner, 1619 N.
Cottage. TeL -3031.
FOR SALE FARMS
35 A. 8 room plastered house. 13 A In
cultivation, baL pastur sandy loam
on, -Tocaea ana equipped, only $3509.
a. i mi. irom saiem, 7 room
house, barn 50x60. orchard, all In cul
tivation, 1-1 crop goes, fine clover and
gram land, sc. par A
40 A., an Ideal farm, a-ood hid
fenced, on paved road. mL to achooL
crop, stock and all machinery go. 12
cow horse etc $7000.
MELVIN JOHNSON, 275 State Street
SPECIAL price on the followtno-
properue one weex only. 30 A. farm
tor JX7S0. Ten sere tract for $2600.
Bungalow, snap. $950. Service station,
store and camp ground . 14750. unu
rro Jo Choice lots for 1750, wai
priced a few rears ant for l$see
House, 1-rm on one floor, basement,
for 11250. terms, sold once for 12006
improv ea farm, 94 acre for $50 per
acre. No reason why you can't double
your money In a little while. For real
bargains see Bechtel or Thomason, 241
WANTED REAL ESTATE
. .... - - ri -Li-.-Lnjnjnu
Beautiful close-In view, acre t
cu water, ere. nsn. fnone 61 &4.
MONEY TO LOAN
FRSQNAL LOANS
MADE en "furniture, ear aalarlaa
or other good security. Repayable
monthly. When In financial need eae
ua before closing a loan.
QKNKRAL INVESTMENT
CORPORATION
First National Bank BIs Pho-e 851
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PERSONAL INSTALLMENT IRAN'S
STATE LOAN COM PA NT
til Oregon Building. 2nd Floor
Office hr 10:00 A M. to 8:30 P. M
Telephone 7783. State license No.
5-165.
Borrow on personal property : repay
in monthly installment WILLAM
ETTE LOAN CO State lie S-l9. 60s
uuaraiaa Blag. TeL 1177.
MONET LOANED ON AUTOS
Contracta Refinanced
Arrange to reduce youi payments
Yon keep the car
P. a, BIKER
Cor. Liberty St aad Ferrr
Fbone- 4713 Saiem. Ore
First mortgage loans yielding in
vestors T, interest semi-annually.
Farm and city security. Denominations
$500 to 12000. A first mortgage loan
Is the best Investment
CHILDS ft MILLER, Mtge. -Loans
344 State Street Tel. 8708
FOR SALE WOOD
A-l-oalr, lt-ln. $1.19. TeL 4885.
All klnda of wood, TeL 4418.
GUARANTEED DRT wood
rL (009 Salem Fuel Co Trade ft
Cottage. ,
Ash, fir and oak. TeL 184
Phone Tracy 1981 for dry wood.
Old fir, fir knot sec growth ash,
oak. Tel. 3873,
LOST AND FOUND
' LOST Order book between corner
of Center and Summer and 700 block
N. Winter. Return to 1185 Marlon.
LOST Black leather purse contain
ing key TeL 8965.
POLLY AND HER
, r- M --w.
adia ?rjn r wmci- vnj w'tv&cxr1
VPLeOB i f ARE EGGS ) f I . : VPr, SijV Tra (
LOST AND FOUND
LOST Lady" a brown purse, contain
fna; paper pen, etc: Reward. Alice I".
Palmer. TeL till. v.
LOST On Albany-IndeDendence rtT-
er road three speelal Line Tools
mounted on r stick Please notify
Mountain States Power Company. Al-
bany.
FOR SALE USED CARS
wsmawssssaawasaisaaaaasjaasss
MUST SELL.
Our Used Cars and Truclcs
Wi Have Priced Them Right
CARS
1-Stodebaker Dictator Sedan
l-WOlys-Knlght Sedan Model S
1-Studebaker Commander 4 -pas
1-LL Nash Coupe '
1-Speclal Naah Roadster
1-Ford Panel Delrrery
- TRUCKS ,
l-'lt Ford" with Warford Tran
l-'2.Cher. with aenH-trailer
l-'ll Cher. I W. B. with duals
1-'12 a M. a 1H-1 ton. 14 body
1-1 ton Federal with logging bunks
and trailer -with booster brakes
working bow on good paying- Job.
All "crust go this week to make room
for trades we are getting In on new
U. M. C. truck
WOOD-WHEATON MOTOR CO. INC
S40 Chemeketa Street Salem. Or
1911 Model A Ferd. Snort roadster.
Rumble seat, side wing and 1 wire
wheel By owner. IZIfe. 1191 Jefferson
tfC KL If SB.
Quality Used Cars
TRADED ON TERRA PLANX3
10 HUDSON LIGHT 8 SEDAN $495
In extra- coed condition.
f 9 BUICK STD. COUPS $47
New paint and A-l mechanically.
19 HUDSON GREATER CPE. $295
Overhauled, new -paint and tires,
rumble seat- and other' extra -
10 STUDS COMMAND. SEDAN 4S
The light six model in extra good
condition. - ' -
11 DURANT SPT RDSTR. $171
Original nnlah good, motor perfect.
21 HUPMOBILE 1 R. 8. CPE. 1125
Run lea than 21.900, new paint and
tire mechanically perfect.
28 DODGE SCREEN DEUYERT 195
State Motors, Inc.
High at Chemeketa
STTTDE BAKER ft HUDSON
TERRAPLANK
MEMBER N. R. A.
Open Evenlnars and Sundays
FOR' SALE USED CARS
"iTi'iirsfVsr8rr" nVf--sxjnjiiiinnj'i-
Chrysler "50" Snort Roadster. Cheao
ror casn. zi v st
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WANTED Will cay cash for 30 or
11 Cher. Coach or Sedan. Call at 249
No. Liberty. TeL 1618.
OlFFIf CALLS OFF
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DUBLIN, IRISH FREE STATE.
Aug. 12 (AP) General Owen
O'Duffy, organizer and leader of
the Blue-shirt ed national guard,
today cancelled a parade schedul
ed for Sunday announced as In
honor of three late Irish leaders
after tho government had Issued
an order banning the demonstra
tion.
O'Duffy announced that Instead
her was planning organization of
church parades the following
Sunday.
The national guard leader yes
terday announced plans for the
parade in which he made it clear
it would be in uniform a move
to which President Eamon -de
fYalera said he wag opposed.
The parade was announced to
bo in honor of Arthur Griffith,
president of tho dail eireann.
who died August 12, 1922. of
Michael Collins, chief of the pro
visional government, who was
shot and killed ten days later,
and Kevin O'Hlggins, Free State
minister who was assassinated
July 10, 1927.
Fears had been expressed that
violence might result
C.
C.C.
EAST FIGHT FIRES
TWIN FALLS, Idaho. Aug. 12
(AP) Civilian conservation
corps workers from New York and
New Jersey centers, drawn from
Porcupine Springs, camp, 50 miles
southeast of Twjn Falls, Friday
were fighting a brush fire on the
northwest border of the Minidoka
national forest, approximately 14
miles south of here.
The blaze that was reported
late today to be creeping into
heavy timber, ,1s the first in the
Minidoka forest . area ' for many
years. It - started Thursday in
brush and moved southward, cov
ering a two mile area by night
fall, when it had about five miles
to ' go to reach the timber.
A party of 60 civilian conserva
tion corps workers which fought
the fire throughout the night, was
relieved after 24 hours when the
Porcupine Springs road construe
tion crew of 80 men was dispatch
ed to the scene at 3 o'clock yes
terday afternoon.
Toledo Grand Circuit racegoers
saw the oldest and youngest big
time drivers la action Steve
Phillips, 92, and Gibson White,
18. '
PALS
BLUE SIT PAID
LADS FROM
PEAR K Df
HUNTS I
IB
Confirmation' was riven hero
yesterday of aoathern Oregon re
ports that Hunt Brothers can
nery here this week purchased
1009 tons of pears la DoagUa
county at $15 a ton. This deal
presumably marks the opening oi
pear buying, as no other deals
hare been reported.
Whether it sets a market for
the year Is a question, as re
cently pear growers from tho
larger northwest producing ; areas
hare attempted to settle on a $20
per ton selling price for, this
year. The same figure has been
talked for peaches, which last
year sold at an average price of
16.50 per ton.
Canneri la session in Seattle
this week agreed to purchase
their requirements - at not less
than $15 for No. Is 2 3-8 Inch
Bartlotts and 110 . for No. '2s.
This . eanners agreement was
reach edon provision that the ad
justment administration -irotect
eanners by bring California and
other Northwest eanners. Includ
ing co-ops,; Into line on buying
prices. .
Hunt Brothers will start thalr
1933 pear pack. about September
1. Work at tho big plant here Is
virtually at a staadstill, save' for
some cherry pitting on the mar
aschino deal. This year more
cherries are being pitted here
than In past seasons, this work
being done with mechanical
equipment, The brine cherries are
being shipped out about as fast
as pitting la done.
POTATOES TARGETS
The women aren't going to be
left off. the sports program for
the Rotary picnic Tuesday night
at Hazel Green park. In fact, judg
ing from the lineup made Fri
day by the committee, the women
are pretty apt to make . sport of
some of the Rotarians.
For the women's sport program
includes, among other things, a
"potato throwing contest with se
lected Rotarians as targets." Oth
er events so far arranged include
a nail driving contest and potato
spoon race.
George G. Brown, Otto A. Hart
man and C. E. Wilson, the Rotary
committee named on the women's
sport program, met at luncheon
Friday with Mrs. William Mc
Gilchrlst, Jr., president of the Ro
tary auxiliary, and Mrs. George
W. Hug to plan these sports
events, which will follow the 6
o'clock dinner.
Sunday, Angast 11
KQW POSTIiAND 620 Key
9:15 Palmar House eoaeert ensemble.
9:45 Mark Daniels, baritone.
10:16 International Radio Forum, NBC
11:00 Lady gather sereaae JiBC.
11:30 Dr. Ralph W. Sockraan, NBC.
13:30 Organ recital. NBC.
1:00 Tha Friendly Hour, KBC
2:00 Catholie Hour. NBC.
8:00 Julea Land violin, NBC.
1:30 Wisdom ef tka Age KBC.
5 :S0 Album of Familiar Masie, NEC
S:15 Impressions of Italy, NBC.
6:45 Sunday at Seth Parker's, NBC,
7:25 Orchestral Gams, NBC.
9:03 Viennese Nights.
9:30 Charles Hart. NBC.
10:15 Bridge to Dreamlaae, NBC.
11-12 Bal Tabarin Oreaestr NBC.
Monday, August 14
XGW PORTLAND 620 Kyc
7:00 TJ. 8. Navy Baa. NBC.
7:30 Organ Concert, NBC.
7:45 Eddie King.
8:15 Old Memory Bx. NBC.
8:30 Merrie Men, NBC.
9:30 Cooking school.
10:10 Woman' Magasine ef- the Air,
NBC.
11:30 Words and Masie. NBC.
11:45 Haony Jack. NBC.
12:15 Westers farm and Home hour,
NBC.
12:35 WesterB Farm. NEC.
3 :00 Hotel Biltmora ercbettr NBC.
3:28 FriesdTy Chat.
4:30 Bas AppeaL NBC
4:45 Gould and Shelter plane daet.
NBO.
5:00 Mind .7 NBC.
5:15 Organ eoaeert. NBC.
8:00 Captain Ervia Tarffie Talk.
7:00 Amos 'a' Aady. NBC.
T:1S Arkansas Traveler KOMO.
8:30 Start at the West. NBC.
9:00 Pour Shades ef Rhythm. KOMO.
9:35 Aesop's Fable NEC.
10:15 Melody Mixers, NBC.
11:00 Sid Lippman's orchestra, NBC,
11:30-12 Arion Trio, NBC.
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KOAC COEVAX11S 650 Keys,
6:45 Farm Market R art
7:00 Morning Meditations.
S:00 Morning concert.
9:0O Home Economics Observ sr.
11:00 Better Health aad Loafer Lit
12:00 Noon Farm Hour.
9:00 Aa Ton Like It.
2:30 Tho Homemakers Half Hoar.
7:0O 4-H Club Meeting. Ia charge
ef Lisa aud Benton roaatie
7:30 New State Laws Affecting Agrt-
eattar
7:45 Farm Hour.
8:15 Philosopher of the Crossroad
i.
"This Little
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BUMPER HOP CROP NOW INDICATED
LIFTING OF GRAI N LIMITS N E A R
Trading on Saturday
Brings Prices to
July Minimum
CHICAGO. Aug. 12 (AP)
Brought to a standstill by meas
ures adopted; to " meet recent
emergency eondiionx, all grains
stopped today at tho lowest
prices possible nnttl August 16.
On that date an, absolute fixed
minimum level of quotations
will be no longer la effect, and
trade predictions were numerous
today that tho markets won Id
then quickly right themselves.
Talk was -general that any far
ther declines In grain values ap
peared likely to result . In an ex
cellent class of buying, as many
traders of late had remained
apart from grain operations,
while .prices have been subject
not merely to daily 5-cent limit
ap or dowa.-bat banned altogeth
er .from -going; below tho closing
level of Jaly 31.
In something of a res oral sell
ing rash of buyers, every -kind of
grain quiecjy-. reaeued too- July
a a lamiusD, na m marxeu re
mained in a deadlock tho rest of
tho day, closing flat, wheat 1 -
z-l cents ander yesterday's
finish, corn 2 3-8- 2 2-8 down;
oats 1-8 to 1 3-4 off.
Today's closing quotations:
Wheat: Sept, 92 1-8: Dec
95 3-4; May 99 7-8.
Corn: Sept, 49 3-8: Dec. 54
3-8; May 60 1-8.
Oats: Sept 36 3-4: Dec. 40
1-8; May 44 1-8.
General Markets
PRODUCB EKCRANOa
PORTLAND. Ore.. Ana-. IS AtM
rreeace exenange. act prices: butter. x
trar 21; standards 20; prime firsts 19:
firsts 18 H: egg freak extraa 22: fresh
maamms zu. -
1 Portland Grain
PORTLAND. Ore- Ana. 12 (API
naaas upea Uirh U dose
Sept. 75V4 75 75 75
Dee. 79 79 79 79
Cash wheat No. 1: Big Bead blaestem
SO; dsrk bard winter 12 pc. 82. 11
pet., 73; soft whit western white, bard
wintr, -northern spring, 70; western red
ea.
Ostt: No. 2 white 25.00.
Corn: No. 2 E Yellow 24.50.
MiUrua: standard 19.00.
Portland Produce
PORTLAND. Ore.. Aur. 12 (API
natter prints, extra S4e; standards.
z
Butterfat Portlsnd delivery: A rrad
31c lb.; farmer's door delivery, 19e per
lb.; sweet cream, as higher. a
ggs Pacific poultry producers' sell-
iag price: overuse. 24e: extraa S2c: ataa
e&ras, zoo; -meaunma, 30c ; pallets, lSe
eoae tfayiag price by whoiesalera: fresh
extra lc doaaa; aaediams 16c doaea.
Uheese V2 scare Uregoa triolet
11 e; loaf. 13 a lb, Brokara wUl pay
ft oeiov quotations.
Milk On tract nric 4 pet- Portlaad
deli vary, SL70 ewt. ; B grade cream.
37 fee la.
Country meats Selling snce te re
tailers: co a try-killed hoc beat butch
ers, wad 15S lb 7-Sc; Tester 70
to 100 lbs.. 8 9c; spring lamb lie
lb.; yearlings, 4-5e b. ; eaaaer cow S-le
id.: bun Vi-&e lb. .
Mohair Bujinc. price: 1921 -clip. lSe
lb.
Cascara bark Buying price. 1931 peaL
lie lb.
Heps nominal. 1933, 45 lb.
Live poultry Portlaad delivery: boy
lag prices. Heavy ban colored, 4 -6
lbs- 12c; do 5 lb up, 12a; hens, aver
S lbs., 14c; roosters, 5c lb.; duck
pekins. broilers, 8-10c lb.; eld duck pe-
kins. colored. lOe lb.
Osioaa Sailing prices to retailer
Oregon. S1.SV1.85 cental.
Now anions Walla Walla, 11.75 aea-
tal.
Petatees Local. S2; Deschutes Gem
13.25 erntal; de bakers, 12.40; Yakima
Gem 92.10.
Strawberries New Oregons, 12 erst
Wool 1933 clip nominal: Willamette
valley. 23 25c lb.; eaatera Oregon 16-2 la
lb.: soothers Idah 16-20c lb.
Hay Buying price from producer: al
falfa. No. 1. aew crop. 917; clover.
No. L 114; Willamette valley timothy.
SIS; eaatera Oregon timothy, 1 8.00
osts and vetch. 115 ton.
Final Rites Held
For Baby Girl of
Colorado People
JEFFERSON, Aug. 12 Funer
al services "vrere held Friday
morning at the grave in the Jef
ferson cemetery, for the Infant
daughter, Betty J. Hensley,
daughter of Mr and Mrs. Curtis
Hensley, who died Wednesday af
ternoon of bronchial pneumonia.
She was hot a November 10. 1032
Rev. F. A- GInn conducted the ser
vices. The Hensleys were camped
in the Jacobson hopyard near Tal
bot, and came here from Colo
rado.
Mrs. Ida Lynes, who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. M.
Doty at Klamath Falls fox the
past few weeks, arrived here the
first Of the week, for a visit with
her daughter, Mrs. William Skel
ton and family. Miss Astrid Beca
dahl of Portland who has been a
guest of Miss Elizabeth Aupperle
returned home Wednesday.
Pig Stayed Home
-. .
Salem Markets
Grade B. raw A nUk..
co-op pool price, $ 1.50 per
hand red.
Sarplns f 125.
thdlk taaed . eo semi mental
sal tit Ha I aaeracovj
Distributor price 1.7tt
Butterfat Top lfr-SOc,
pristta 22e, cubes 24c
Prices said to crawura by Salem asyan
August 12
(Tha ericas . nopuboe a loaai
greoer. are lad tcattve ef the daily market
itat era as gwa eatasJ ay The stataaauaa l
raurr ajtd tsoituui
8triag beaa local. Is. .02
Cabbage, lb, .01
vreea pepper The Dalle lb. .08
Pea coast, lb. - - .02 to .03
Oaleo do bas oats . J5
Potato Ueal 1.25 to L50
Lennc local - .65 te Jt
Paget Boead U65 te l.OO
Oaiea Calif, ewt. L0
Celery, do we
Apple Transparent
.LOO
Orange Valeaaia faacy S.1S te B.9S
Plaee peek 1.40 te 1.00
Boot locaL do .19
Taraip lecaL crate ft
CarroU. local, do .10
Epinaeh. local, crate
3i te .60
.0
Baaaea aa steak
Hands "
.S51fc.
Cae-mbar hetheaa baa
.75
LoeaL do
.20 to .40
Cantaloupe crate
1J0 te 1.25
6.00
Lime freak.
A vac ad aa, crate
Squash. Italian, orate
.1.00
.1.25
.1X0
Summer, era to
1JH
jn
.1.90 te 9-15
Watermelons, retail .
Toms tee both sa
Caaforaia
.1.26
The Dalloa
R spberriea
.90 to 1.85
.1.50 to 2.00
.75
:L00
U5
Loganberries
Blackberries
Peacho local, lb. .
Apneet The Dalles
Kgg plant, crate
.72
I.I 5
..2.25
JO
A3
-50
Grspes. seedles
Cera, local, do
Casabas, lb.
HOPS
Tap. 1932. I
EOGS
Raylag Prices
Extras
Standards
. .19
. .18
. J7
. .04
- .12
. .03
. .07
- .11
..5.00
-5.7S
-5.50
5.00
isms
rOOXTRT
Old roosters .
Colored hens
Medium beas
Light bens
Leghorns
6CSAT
Spring lamb top ,
Mors, top
Pint cats
Seceada cats
Pigs
Steers '
Cow -
4.75
.01
.01
.02
te .04
te
to
02 tt
Bulls
.03
Draasel veal, top
-07
Dressed hogs
.08
gsaxs aa BAT
Wheat, western red
White. Ne. 1
.70
.70
Barley, top, ton
17.00
-25.00
.12.00
-15.00
-13.00
Oat toa
H-y
Oats and vetch, toa
AHaU valley 1st cut
Clover hay
WOOL
-Tedium
Ceeras .
Mohair
.25
.23
.20
.01
.08
CASCARA BARX
Green, IK
Dry. lb.
BETETMDE Ifl
TOMATOES NOTED
PORTLAND. Aug. 12 (AP)
Pressure against poor grade but
ter continued on the open market
for cubes but top scores were
holding up well. There was no
change in the price list for the
weekend either on the open mar
ket or on the produce exchange.
Make of butter continued chief
ly below top score which has cre
ated a weakening situation for the
offgrade while forcing fair
strength for extras and standards
Butterfat values were at least
steady.
Trading in the egg market con
tinned to reflect more or less
steadiness with the exception of
undergrade "which were weak.
General maintenance of country
meat prices wss shown for the
day, a condition that has ruled
In all lines except beef from the
week's opening. Beef remained
slow.
Betterment in the tomato mar
ket was again showing. Local
stocks were insufficient to take
care of needs.
Slow opening of the peach trade
continued. Retailers were well
stocked with California El her tas
snd J. H. Hales but appeared to
show little interest In Oregon
Craw fords.
There was a weaker tone for
local potatoes with further in
crease of offerings.
APPLE CROP SHORT
Apple production In the Yaki
ma and Wenatchee valleys will
be lower than estimated early in
the season. Present Indications
are for 11.000 cars in the Yaki
ma section and about 7,500 from
Wenatchee.
IF-
TO
L'kL-
Record Production is
Yakima Forecast;
No Mildew now
Pacific coast hoo crops all look
like bumper yields, and' especially
so In Yakima, where the estimate
now Is for the largest aad best
crop ever raised. . vuauty ana
quantity both look excellent
la Oregon, growers have gotten
bravely over downy mildew appre
hensions, thanks to warm weatn-
er the past few weeks. Now tho
Oregon crop, harvesting of which
will get ander way the end of this
month, is estimated at tO.OOO
bales, about a third greater than
last year. Had not mildew made
some Inroads early Ta July, ' tho
erop would likely have reached
100.000 bales.
If present weather conditions
prevail, California will come In
with a heavy crop, around S 0.0 00
bales. Extremely hot weather In
tho Sacramento section the last
10 days or two weeks probably ,
knocked 2.000 bales off ther har
vest, but growers still look for
50,000 bales.
Holdover in all three coast
states is at startling low ebb. Ore
gon has only 992 bales of L932s
oa hand; Washington. 946 bales;
and California, 19S0 bales. . This
is holdover in growers' hands.
Local hop sales the past week
have been largely mixed- lots aad
old ones. Denny McCleary of Sil
verton sold last of 1928 hops held
in Oregon at 18 cents to Hart The
lot was 84 bales. McCleary also
sold 50 bales of 1929s at 22 cents
to Hart. Hart bought Russell's
1932s at 40 cents and 34 bales
from . B. Fleet at 46 cents.
Hughe purchased 86 bales of
1931s from Fook Chung company
for 25 cents.
A week ago 800 bales of 1932s
were sold In California at 39 and
40 cents.
Medium Quality
Fleeces Strong
BOSTON. Aug. 12-(AP
(U. S. Dept. Agr.) The first few
days of the past week were quiet
in the wool market on all lines
except medium - quality fleeces
which were selling In moderate
quantity at very firm prices. In
the middle of the week a few
mills began to buy more freely
western grown wool of 58s. 60s
and finer qualities. The price
trend was very steady on most
lines. mediums showing a
strengthening tendency.
XOTICK OP SALK
SCRAP METAL AND TIRES
Sealed bids will be received by
the Oregon State Highway Cora
m las ton in the Multnomah Hotel,
Portland, Oregon, at 9:00 o'clock
A. M. on Tharsday, August 24,
1933, for the purchase of teh fol
lowing approximate quoi tities of
scrap metal, tires and batteries
located at the Highway Depart
ment Shops at Salem:
250 tons steel
40 tons cast iron
5 tons aluminum
5 tons bronze
75 only old radiator cores
500 lbs. copper
50 tons old tires
44T only old car and truck
batteries
Bids will be received for the
purchase of all or any one class
of this material.
Proposal blanks and full infor
mation for bidders may be obtain
ed at the office of the State High
way Commission. Room 322, State
Office Building, Salem, Oregon:
The right is reserved to reject
any or all proposals or to aeceat
the proposal- deemed best for the
State of Oregon.
OREGON STATE HIGHWAY
COMMISSION
By H. B. Glaisyer, Secretary.
A 13
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Sealed bids will be received by
the Oregon State Highway Com
mission In the Multnomah Hotel.
Portland. Oregon, at 9:00 o'clock
A. M. on Thursday, August .24.
1933. for reshingling two build
ings at the Highway Department
Shops at Salem, requiring approxi
mately 100 squares of cedar
shingles. Proposal blanks and fall infor
mation for bidders may be obtained-
at the office of tho State High
way Commission, Room 322, State
Office Building, Salem. Oregon;
plans, specifications and form of
contract may be inspected at tho
same place or may be obtained
upon the deposit of 32.00 for each
set. The right li reserved to re
ject any or all proposals or to ac
cept the proposal deemed best fop
the State of Oregon.
OREGON STATE HIGHWAY
COMMISSION -.
By H. B. Glaisyer, Secretary.
. . A lt
By CLIFF 5TERRETT
VCU'RE RaERRlN'i
ME,SAMU PESKlSiS,
BOX ttXJR EARS
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