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Business ;
Directory
'Carda In this directory rauom
moBtbiy teals oulj. Rui
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AUTO BRAKES
doctor. IU South Commercial Str C
CATERING
Bert Cftr. Uw emterT. Ptu
ClliMNEY SWEEP
I XlilROPgACTORS
PR. a U BOOTT. FC; CWropractor.
FLORISTS
CUT Oowvrit wvddlna teuquet an-
teupw nanw, -i -mfu -
GLASS
INSURANCE
COfFK T milT H. ceo, laa. Tel MM.
LAUNDRIES
TBS MSW BALEM LAONDRt
wuu w. b'.l UklM A.UilJUX
if 1 flT UiKh Tal. tit
CAPITAL. C1TT LAUNOai
s1wIobs'1 ' i" nsiwsi
LAWN MOWERS
' juiariwaed. riairvi mad traded.
. . . w u w- v i i-r -Th iTvcIa Sinn.
MATTRESSES
Mattresses from factory to home.
'Cotton ssauress, sv iv.
ors sad f uuriautors. Kus cleaned. Cap-
Kol Joeattina v. -" - -
Capitol.
Mew mattress made to order, old
naiads : carpel clean ins, sutsa i fluu
wi i-m kn.tf Ha m A'MJlt'
tnss awry, a Utn WUbur. Xet
. . . A i. O ll. U lull
MUSIC STORES
nim r CP 1 1. 1 Pianos. radMML sew
Ina mactuneaw sbeel musts and piano
studies. Mepairlug raoioa, pbonograpUs
acu sewUMt insriiii"
Malein. ' - -
MEDICINE
Charlie Chan :
' Chinese Medicine Co- Ut N. Com'L
St. over eaiuiu mrawwu.
aU kinds of herbs tor male and. fe
male disorders, kidney, bladder, stom
.w .inuu tta.tiafied Salem
patienU will testily. Consultation free.
ilours duo
. When Others Fail
. .. . h.rh, fnr everv 111. H. " S.
Law, noted Chinese herbalist. 473 S. I
Commercial eireei. o.t.
JUVUWWl 4,w - - -
Calif. Consultation free. Telephone
fl&K. ROUTS U oun. w .
w - i . m riiinut Medicine Co.
Hours Tuesday snd Friday, l J aaa.
to :Q p. m. is r. wmrow-,
MUSIC INSTRUCTION
' Steal. Span, Guitar. Mandolin. Abe
Stanefa club every Sat 2:J. Enjoy
able, educational, results, F, Melslnger,
sty statesman su teu ixo.
PAINT AND ROOFING
Salem Paint Rooflna. 474 Fsrry.
PRINTING
cut. cTnArirtMS:nv rdn. namnh-
lata, sroaxams, books or any kind of
or ui ting, call Th Stausman PrlntlnH
" Uevartmsat. Sis & CororrverciaL Tsls-
' REAL ESTATE
BKCKB A HENDRICKS, TeL 4347.
n. ri .ID 1 DENHniLST S CO.
in a. i-ihrtv Ki. , i TeL 848.
umviininsuf A SON
804-1 First Nat L B. Bldg. TeL 7807.
STOVES
Mund iwnaiflBa SLOVS
tor sal. rwiUt and repaired. - All
kinds of woven wire fence, fancy ano
plain, bop baskets, nooks, logaa books.
tialm kaac and Stove Works, '283
Cnemeketa. TeL 4774. R. R Kiemlna-
SHOE REPAIRING
Lam price. Good ork. 080 9. Com'L
TRANSFER
n . tip . i i'ITV Tibi(h Co. 226
Sut St TeL 7773. DisUlbuting, for
warding ana storsg r ivwi'
Ut our rate. : -
ma tn-ai a, riiatant transfer StsragS.
anil 3181. Larmr Transfer Co. Trucks
to Portland ttauy.
TYPEWRITERS
. T TYPEWRITERS Adding Mch. sold. I
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rentea, repurea. unuerwwuu
Cooke m Short, in uourt. let, esse.
WELL DRILLING
R. A, West, 30 ' years experienc.
RFP a Box 103 Kl TeL UOFfc -TO
VISIT 6l 1XECX
SILVERTON, Aug. IK. Mrs.
l C. Goplerud has received word
from hef daughter. Miss Poggy
Goplerud. who is oa a threaweek
TacatioB. :- that aha will retara
about August 24. Sha was Tisiting
relativea in Los ' Angeles at tha
time she wrote. Sha will go on to
aid Mexico before returning to
Silverton. Misa Goplerud ; la pro
prietor of tha Peggy Beauty ahop
Statesman -Classified
Ads
Call 9101
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part ot an adTertlaemant. la
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tlonal AdvertUZBg. It tmr
tbar aaarrea Ibo rKbt to
elaaalfy all adTertiilBS- va
dar tha pro par' eLaaalflea-tiom.
HELP WANTED MALE
Los Acceles Ufc Co. wants distrib
utor for this territory. Balary and
commission. Mr. Adams, Tel.' 41S1,
WANTED
Man with team to lwel tot , :
CHIU3 MILLER. Realtors
J44 State Street TeL (70S.
FOR SALE Anaeefianeoas
Excellent plana. Reasonable. TeL
5Flt.
Old papers lOo a bundle. Statesman
office.
FOR SALE Cucumbers. Central
Howell service station. Silverton Road.
Saw summing and sharpening K
mile E. Four Corners. TeL 4280.
Orarensteins, 60c. brln boxes, hrs.
2-5, Mrs. Wria-bt 4V4 mL Wallace rd.
For Sale Milk groat. TeL 803S.
FOR SALE Corn 60c sack, beans
75c sack, for canning. Deliver Tues
days, Fridays. Write W. L. Hatch,
Aumsvllle, Ore.
Radio for Sale
1189.00 9-tube Stewart-Warner. Re
possessed. Balance due (38.20. Terms.
$5.00 down. S5.00 monthly. See Mr.
Jens at Wills Music Store.
Fins - davenport Good condition.
Cheap. CaU 815.
TRADE Miscellaneous
Will trade eood Universal heater
for. wood. .Owner, 1178 N. Com'L
WANTED Miscellaneous
Wanted 2 or 3 sacks of tender Ore
gon Giant bean a TeL 8724.
Straw baling wanted. W would be
Interested in buying the straw or will
bale It for you. The Rhoten baler. TeL
3553, or caU at 1595 & High St, Sa
lem. ; ,
MISCELLANEOUS
Exp hair cutting. 303 8. Winter St
We pick up dead, worthless horses,
cows, sheep. TeL 4869.
I have good cow and some young
stock; would like to trade for rough
carpenter work. H. C Shields, TeL
9UZ. Oregon Bldg.
Hair cut 25c. Joe's Barber shop. 154
So. Church street
3105-8250 MONTH. Government
post-depression Jobs, Men women, I8
60. Steady. Qualify now. Sample
coaching and list jobs FREE. Apply
today sure. Box 1272T, care States
man.
FOR RENT ROOMS
Rooms. TeL 5878. 595 Court St
Rooms, also meals. 492 N. Summer.
ROOM AND BOARD
A large room with board. Suitable
for two. Gentlemen preferred. Tel. 4375
RENTApARTMENTS
, Patton apartments, downtown dis
trict, cooL. clean, comfortable, private
bath, very reasonable. . call Patton s
Book Store.
Apts. 810 a 312. 897 N. Com'L
Apta 35. 355 Bellvu St
Nice turn, apt., 690 Union.
FOR RENT HOUSES
Furn. and unfurn. bouses R. A.
Porkaer. 1010 N. Cottage. TeL S0SL
triR npTNT Onail T room house.
All nl knlnntnlnMl. X Aran walnut
trees On bus line. See Mrs. CadweU,
Statesman orxiee. ' - -
Houses Damon. 897 N. Com'L
Furnished, unfurn. houses, TeL 8330,
H. P. Grant. 1120 N. 18th Bt ,
7 rooms furnished, garage, -garden,
fruit Cheap, with references. Phone
5340.
6 room house. Good deal to right
party. 835 N. 24th.
WANTED TO RENT .
WANTED 8malL modern house
about Sept 1st. 6 or rooms will
take long-time teas. Might buy later.
Address Box Z53, cars statesman.
furnished, close In, for steady; renter.
Box TbS. f, statesman.
i FOR SAL Real Estat
CVD B1T.S CTTOWTRHk'l-
piumDing. . eiectno iignxs, iinrpia-o.
I WMIIWWWH . "
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i to wt una met imrv
hii.n m SI HIil-fS neiuwrv
244 Scat Street ; ' TeL 8'
TeL 8708.
A sijrhtlv T-reom semi-modern homa,
basement flrsplace, beautiful grounds
lZtxll xeet. large . iruit. nut irs,
crap arbor, gardea. garage. Near Jun
ior high and two grammar schools,
! nice view, paved street Only 83250,
terms. Owner, 765 Rural Avenue. TeL
FOR SALE Real Estat
8 room bunnlow. oak floors thru-
out, basement, furnace, - fireplace, lawn
shrubbery, etc., 82600. 9200 down. -
. Beautiful room Bagiish style home.
weU located, oak. floors in living, and
dining room, - basement, furnace, fire
place, beautiful ; lawn and shrubbery,
83250. Terms.. , . ' . .
' A nicely furnished 4 room -bouse,
dishes and all, large lot, east' front,
81200.
MELYIN JOHNSON. 275 Stats. St
EXCH ANGE Real Estate
Want to trade Klamath Falls prop
erty (5 S room houses) for small
ranch, value around. 83500. Write or
see owner, Chas. H. Asher, Routs 1,
Dallas, Ore.
EXCELLENT EXCHANGE,
OFFERED
30 acres sandy loam soil, 4 acres
yr. old walnut orchard, fair Improve
ments, paved highway and 1 mil from
good town. Exchange equity of 82400
for residence or acreage her.
CHILDS MILLER. Realtors
844 State Street TeL 8708
130 acres timber for . small, home
near Salem. Owners. Box 272, car
Statesman.
WANTED REAL1 ESTATE
Beautiful close-in view acre trees,
city water, stanap, Phone 8154..
Business Opportunities
2-Pump Oas 8 tat Ion, living quarters,
small store. Ladies' and Gents' rest
room, repair garage, S cabins and 3
acres around, on Pacific Highway.
Price reduce to 34500.00, give terms.
Call for full particulars.
JAS. D. SEARS. Realtor
122 & High St
MONEY TO LOAN
rneRSOKAi LOANS
aCADB en furniture, cars salaries
or other rood security. Repayable
monthly. When In financial need as
us before cioslag a loan.
GENERAL INVESTMENT
CORPORATION
First Nsttoosl Bank Bide Phone ISS1
PERSONAL INSTALLMENT LOANS
STATS LOAN COMPANY
213 Oregon Building, 2nd Floor
Office hrs. 10:00 A. M. to 8:30 P. L
Telephone T7S3. Stat license No.
S-105.
Borrow on personal property ; repay
In monthly Installments. WILLAM
ETTE LOAN CO., SUte 11a S-189. 5vi
Guardian Bldg. TeL 3877.
MONET LOANED ON AUTOS
Contracts Refinanced
Arrange to reduce yout payments
Ton keep th ear
P. A. EIKER
Cor. Liberty 8t and Ferry
Phone 4733 Salem. Ore.
First mortgage loans yielding in
vestors 7, interest semi-annually.
Farm and city security. Denominations
8500to 52000. A first mortgage loan
Is the best Investment
CHILDS A MILLER. Mtge. Loans
344 State Street TeL 8708
FOR SALE WOOD
A-l oak, 16-in. 36.50 deL TeL 4685.
AU kinds of wood. TeL 4418.
TeL 3000 Salem Fuel Co. Trad
Cottage.
Ash. fir and oak. TeL 6648.
Phone Tracy's, 3988 for dry wood.
Old fir. fir knots, sec. growth ssh.
oak. TeL 3872.
LOST AND FOUND
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LOST On Albany-Independence riv
er road three s p e o I a 1 Line Tools
mounted on 8 sticks. Fleas notify
Mountain States Power Company. Al
bany.
Black Scotch terrier, name Sandy.
Reward. TeL 8841 or 380S.
FOR SALE USED CARS
MUST SELL
Our Used Cars and Trucks
Ws Have Priced Them Right
CARS
1-Studebaker Dictator Sedan
1-Willys-Knight Sedan Model 66
1-Studebaker Commander 4-pass.
1-LL 6 Nash Coup
1 -Special 6 Nash Roadster
1-Ford Panel Delivery
TRUCKS
1-26 Ford with Warford Trans
l-'29 Chev. with semi-trailer
l-'Sl Chev. L. W. B. with duals
l-'32 G. M. C 1K-2 ton. 14' body .
1-2 ton Federal with logging bunks
and trailer with booster brakes
working- now on good paying Job.
AU must go this week to make room
for trades we are getting In on new
G. M. C trucks
WOOD-WHEATON MOTOR CO. INC.
540 Cnemeketa Street Salem, Ore.
Quality .Used Cars
TRADED ON TERRAPLANES
'30 HUDSON LIGHT 8 SEDAN 495
In extra good condition.
30 BUICK STD. 6 COUPE 47
New paint and A-l mechanically.
29 HUDSON GREATER 6 CPE. 3395
Overhauled, new paint and Urea,
rumble seat and other extras
'30 STUDB COMMAND. SEDAN 3450
Th light six model In extra good
condition.
32 DURANT C SPT RDSTR. 337S
Original finish good, motor perfect
'28 HUPMOBILE S R. 8. CPE. 8326
Run less than 25,000, new paint and
tires, mechanically perfect
26 DODGE SCREEN DELI VERT $96
uood condition. - ,
State Motors, Inc.
High at Cnemeketa " - u
STUDEBAKER HUDSON
TERRAPLANB
. MEMBER N. R. A.
Open Evenings and Sundays
HupmobO Eight Sedan, in excellent
condition. Good tires. Se owner at
45 Oak St Phone 2082.
POLLY AND HER
TH& PEMS ALL If DOMT CALL. THE) J .j
RrAt3y---rLLoT POORCRipjR Wj7MJZZ3
DUMP IT OLV rrj:-I HA V B5 - 1 M HIS)
Interesting Facts;"
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.We hare promised 'cooler weath
er for some ot our friends by Fri
day of this week. We caa't understand-why
they can't enjoy the
heat a little. It's lota better to.be
nice and warm than so cold all the
time.
-O
Are yon reading Henry Ford's
interesting letters appearing la
the Sunday Statesman? Ton will
find these letters very Interesting
even though you are not interest
ed in buying a new car.
O
A son their second was born
to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lind
bergh a year ago today.
: O ,
The farm holiday movement
started in Iowa , a year ago today.
. O- - -
There are 218,1 2 g families in
Oregon, and 1 4 C.S 8 dwellings In
tha state of Oregon.
FOR SALE USED CARS
Borrego's Best Buys
3475 "20 Stud - Commander Sedan
34C5 .'33 Chevrolet -Coup
3225 '28 Butck. Brougham
3325 "28 Bulck Sport Coops
1225 '28 Oakland Sedan
We have many others to pick from.
WILL TAKE HAT IN TRADE'
240 No. -Liberty - . : TeL 388.
PORTLAND, Aug. 15 (AP) -
A temporary cut of 2c pound was
announced in the selling price on
cheese, by the Tillamook County
association. The new price at the
cheese city is. 14c for triplets and
15c for loaf with Portland resale
values 2c higher to retailers.
First mountain huckleberries of
the season were reported in during
the day, priced around 12 He
pound, which was in line with
other fruits.
Because the California season
was ending, having been cut short
by the extreme hot weather, and
the northwest was Just starting to
market, watermelons were scarce
and higher priced for the day.
Market for country killed calves
has been forced down a trifle as
a result of the hot weather. Lambs
were down a fraction or two
again. Beef was steady but prices
remain low. .
Trade in peaches was active
here with considerable movement
ot California J. H. Hale and' a
small volume in Elbertas. Local
canning stock was appearing in
small lots from the upper Colum
bia but the movement was due to
gain - rapidly next week.
NOTICE
Outstanding warrants of School
Dists. No. 87 and No. 131, Marlon
Co., will be paid it presented at
Ladd & Bush Bank, Salem, Ore.
Interest on. warrants stops on
Aug. IS, 1933.
Karl B. Wipper, Clerk,
Dist. No. 144, Marion Co.
Alt
ACCUSED
Z. D. Bonner, until last week presi
dent of the Cornmercial National
Bank, of San Antonio,- Texas, who
has been charged in five complaints
with receiving stolen property in
connection with the alleged sale of
$500,000 worth of U. & bonds to
the bank. Five others face similar
charges.
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WORM IIP
AB1 LIST YEAH
Apples Fewer; . Roundup of
Reports ' Shows Fruit
To be in Demand
Current;, report ; on - fruit crops
from other countries, as received
by. the United States department
of agriculture," contains ' tha .fol
lowing: V,:-- V-
The apple 'crop Is .expected, to
be somewhat . smaller as a whole
In continental Europe In . 1933
than in 1932, according to the de
partment's foreign service. - The
pear crop is better than in 1932.
The small apple crop in prospect,
together with tha favorable ex
change situation, should result in
a good market for United States
apples on the .continent In 1933
34, providing hew Import restric
tions; are not raised.; Indications
also 'point to a smaller European
plum crop this year. .
Apples had an nnsatisf actory
set because of insect and. frost
damage-in -most European coun
tries. Italy, however, anticipates
large apple and pear crops. These
are selling at low prices. In Aus
tria apples and ' plums are gen
erally a poor crop. V
Apples and .plums ara reported
as poor crops In Csecho-Slorakia,
whereas pears are-good. The 1933
apple crop in Switierland appears
to be better than that ot 1932.
Pears should ba equal to -1933
The prospects ara that all fruit
will be below average In Holland,
but especially pears, with similar
reports for Belgium. Fruit pros
pects froxri the different sections
of Franca vary widely, but apple
reports Indicate that tha total
crop will be small. Apples ara
generally below average In Ger
many, with the crop from those
sections south ot the Rhine no
larger than last year, due to frost
and other damage. The quality is
poor. Pears are a medium crop.
Canadian apples are sising well
in both eastern and western sec
tions. Nova Scotia crop appears
larger than last year. British Col
umbia indications are for a fair
to good crop. Ontario has suffered
from lack of rain, but orchards
appear to have withstood drought
fairly well. ,
SCARTH GETS FIRST
OF
SILVERTON, Aug. 15. The
first grain of the season to be re
ceived at Silverton was received
tha last of the week at the Wil
liam Scarth & Son mill. This was
grey oats of very good quality. ,
Oats as a whole this year, Mr.
Scarth said Monday, is rery
good both as to crop and to qual
ity. Wheat, he understood, was
rather light.
No wheat has been brought into
tha local market as yet. Coxnbln
ing began Monday. Threshing will
begin in earnest the latter part
tof the week.
Sunday Schoolers to
Gather at Doty Grove
TALBOT, Aug. 15. A Sunday
school picnic will be held In the
Doty grove Friday with sports In
tha morning and a basket dinner
at noon. Swimming and games will
ba the diversion of the afternoon.
Radio
Program
Wednesday, Asgnst IS
SOW POXTIAVB 680 Keys.
7:00 Organ coaeert, NBC.
7:80 Orgs concert, NBO.
8:00 Soloiit, HBC.
8:15 Old Usmory Bos, KBC.
8:80 Merrie Ken, NBO.
:80 Cooking sckeoL - "
10:00 Sarah Kreindler, KBC.
10:15 Books for Ohildrea, KBC.
10:80 Woman' Msgaiine of the Air,
NBC.
1:15 -Casino orrnestrs, KBC
8:20 rvieallv Chat. '
4:30 Life sad Songs of Stephen Fos
ter.
5?00 Ooldman Bind, KBC.
:S0 The Arkansaa Travelers, KOMO
7:0(Vr-Amoa 'a' Andy. NBC.
7:25 Let's Go TrsTelin', Ores Mo
tor Stags.
8:20 Cotton club orchestra. XBOL
8 :85 Edgswster Beach hotel Tekes-
9:00 One Mas' Tamily, KBC
9:80 Frascea- Inrran,
9 :45 WslU Time, NEC.
10:15 Assoa Waeki' ereheitr, KBC
10:80 Old Pertlaad Laadmarkg.
10:35 Aaaoa Weeks' erekestra, KBC
11 :0O Sid - Llppnas'i " erekestra, KBC
11:15-12:00 NBO oreheatra.
K0AO--C0BTAIXX8-4t Keys,
T.-00 Horsing Meditatieas. .
8:00k-Moraisr Coaeert. -9:00
Home Keeeemic Observer.
11:00 Better Health and Longer Life.
GRAINS
SEASON
Blessed Event
CANADIAN
STOCK MARKET STILL
Export Buying Helps;
Five - Cent Limit
;-: On at Chicago'
CHICAGO, Aug. IS (AP) -Cheering
from Crowds of idle
broker on the Chicago board of
trade today . accompanied posting
of Quotations showinr-,4 ents
lump in wheat prices at' Winni-i
peg. .-, .., :..,:,. -
Not all the Winnipeg wheat gain
was held, but. largely as a .result
of the Canadian advance, a de
cidedly mora optimistic tone in
grain trade comment developed
here. Much of the rise of prices at
Winnipeg was attributed to export
buying there on s big scale, over
seas countries purchasing practic
ally all wheat offered for ship
ment abroad, upwards ot 2.000,
000 bushels, makinr abonf 7-
000.000 bushels taken br Cnmiw
tha last three days. v " . - '
In some Quarters, a erica elnr
at Winnipeg today. Instead, of an
aavance, naa been looked for be
cause tae- Winnipeg exchange had
followed the example of Chicago
and adopted a continuous abso
lute minimum schedul of aunt..
lions. Expectation, however, was
mac tnis course at winnings-
would, be abandoned after the
Chicago board of trade tonight
quit such a schedule, and return
ed to a fluctuation limit of 5 cents
up or down in any one day. ' .
Today's closing- quotations: -Wheat:
Sent.. 92U: Dec., ikv
May, 99 T.
Corn: Sent.. 49 a; : Dec E 4 air
May, 10.
Oats: Sent. Iftt: Dee 4flu?
May. 44 ' - . "
General filarkets
pnomm-f! wrfi-fiAiraw
POKTLAND Om i k -a
x-roauc ssenanga, net prices: Batter, ex
trsa 19; standards 18; prime firsts 17fc ;
firsts 16: un. fraah um, 9- .k
medioms 30.
Portland Grain
PORTT.A YD in, is ao
Wheat Oiwa Hi rH lw r-tA..
oepi. IS 75A 75V 75
TO ma l a
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Caah wheat No. 1: Big Bend blneatest
79; dark hard viator 12 pet 81; 11 pet
' aw, waits, wnnn waiia, nam via
tor, northern tpring 69; vaster red
67.
Oats: No. i vhite f 25.00.
Corn: Ke. 2 K. Y. 824.50.
MUlraa stanaard 819.00.
Portland Produce
PORTLAND. Oxe.. Aur. IS. fAPl
nuiier pnnis, extras, aztj standard
Bnttartat Portland delivarv: A a-rada
20c lb.; farmer's door delivery, 18 par
id.; awsei cream, ae mgaer.
Ercs Pacifio Donltrr nrodneara' aell.
ing price: oreraiia. 24c: extras. 22a?
standards. 20c; mediums, 20; pallets.
xoe osea. Aaying pries by vhoiesslers:
fresh extra. 19a dosen; modiams, 16c
dosea; undergrade, 12o doses.
Cheese 92 score Oregon triplets.
une; loai, l3-e is. Brokers vol paj
tie oeiov qnoiaiions.
Milk contract price. 4 net. Portland
daliverf. 81.70 cwt.; B grade cream.
37H is.
Coantry meats tellins price to re
tailers: Country killed hogs, best batch
ers, under iso lbs., B-Sftc; reslers, Vt
te 100 lbs., 9-9 Ve; spring Umbs, 10-lle
lb.; yearlings, 4-5o lb.; hoary eves, 2-8s
io.; meainm cove, J-oc id.; csaaer eovs,
2-8e lb.: balls. 4 H -6s lb.
Mohair baying pries: 1988 sUp 15
is.
Csscsrs bsrk burins price. 1988 seeL
sue.
Hops BosuaaL 1988, 45e lb.
Live poultrr Portland delivery: Eur
Ing prloes: hoary baas, colored, 8 to
ids. lite; w in lbs ep. lze; Seas
over svs lbs.. 9c; under ft, lbs. Be;
broilers, 1)4-2 lbs. 13e; colored springs,
4 lbs. up. 13c: rosater. ever 4 lbs. 14c:
roosters, Se lb.; docks, Pekins. broilers,
8-lOe lb.
New onions .Walla Walla, $L75 can-
tai.
Onions selling price to retailers
Oreron. 8L25-1.35 cenUL
Nov potatoes local vhite sad red,
fl.6U-l.T5 cental.
8travberries New Oreron. 82 erst.
Wool 1933 clip, nominal; Willamette
valley, Z3-25e lb.; eastern Oregoa 10-2 le
lb.; southern Idaho, 10-zoo lb.
Hsr baring price from producer: Al'
fslfs Ke. 1, sew crop, 917.00; cloTer Ke.
L 814: Willamette valley timothy, sis
eastern Oregon timothy, 18; eats a
rrsia fi ton.
1 Portland Livestock
POSTLAND, Or, Atig. 15. (AP)
usttie: receipts as; istny steady.
Steers, best, 6.25-5,75; eomnros and
medium. 8.26-4.50: heifers, bast. 4.00-
4.25; medium. 3.25-3.50; eovs, best,
8.00-8.25; cornmoa snd medium, 1.75
2.50; can sera, 1.00-2.00; balls, best, S.0O
8.25; mediam, 8.76-8.00; calves, best,
0. 00-6.15; good, 5.00-6.50; ordinary.
4.00-4.S0.
Hogs: 751; 25o lover. Top light bntch-
ert, 5.10-5.50; heavy batchers, s.S5-B.o;
sovs, S-S.-25; slaughter pigs, A25-4.75;
feeder nir. 4.25-4.75.
Sheen: son: steady. Mt. Adams lambs
S.40; lambs, best 5.50-6.00; saediam.
.0-5.00; yearling vethsrs. s.oo-s.ev
eves, LOO-1.50.
12:00 Koos Pant Hoar.
8:00 As Tea like It with Anthony
Euver.
2:80 The Boamessakers salt hour.
6:45 Genevieve Baua-Gsskias, erfaa
1st. .
T:1S Stories tkst Science Tells "If
; Ameries Had Net Beea Discov
ered.
7:80 farm Hour.
8:00 Dr. W. U Paver Ths Soil
. ! Imprevesseat Club. .
SOOMlGjTSOMS
PUy-MATE
7
r -V v w
WHEAT PRICES HIGHER
Salem Marltts
y, : Grade B raw 4 mllk,
co-op pool price, f 1 .50 per. ;
homlretL-'
Svrplns S IJ2S.
(Milk baaed semi monthly
ottartat avers-
UlstribBfoT price f 1.70
Btrtterfa. Top 18-lOc,
prints 21c, cabes 23c ,
Prices paid to tmm by SSslsas bsyert
AttgOSt is '
(The Srlesa . sspptied y a mesi
tear, ar iadteaU f theailr ssavket
bat as se swsvtsod TV States mas I
r- rXOIT Aim v TO BT AXLES
Strhtg beams. loeaL p n
CaMaaga. , ' . ,r J01
Oraea peppers, local, lb. . .05
Pvaacoaat, ib. .. ., . is .03
Oaiona. do, baneates ,. , , Ut -
Potato, -4oeal -
Uttas. leeal -
J.25 X50
. .65 to .93
m to uao
1.80
- AS
Psxvt 84
OaiMa. CaltL. ewt.
-Kksbsrh. JoceJ
Ceaacn daa.
Apples, Trsatpareat 1 00
Orsage. TaJeaciae. fancy 2.25 t S.25
Place I"1- s I 8J0
Beets, local, dos. - JO
Tare i pa, local, erete , JO
Carrot, local, doa. ' .10
Baaaec. , -SO
Bsvanse. lb. stock
.OSS
Cneambera, bcthoaae. box . .75
Local, dos. .26 te 40
Csataloopes, craae-
Lam oas -----
.90 to 1.25
.64)0
Lime, fresh
Avocado. --
J-00
S-25
1.0O
1.00
U2
8aa. Italia, crate
Bottissesv crate
WatomMloB. oreaail .
Tstastees, Th Dallas
.60
Raspberries
.1.60 te 2.00
Logaa berries
.75
1.00
6
.72
1-25
1.25
.0
. .08
Blackberries
local ib. -
Apricots, The Dalles
Ere pwat. crate
O rapes, seadlas
Corn, local, dos. .,
Casaba. lb.
HOPS
Top. 1932. Ib.
AO
BOOS
Saying Prioss
Extras
Btaadards
Madisas .
- .19
. as
. J7
.At
. .12
. JOS
. .07
. .11
.5.00
S.50
POULTS.
Old roosters .
Colored hens
Mediam hens
Light keas
Leghorns -
MEAT
Spring lambs, top
xloes, top
nrst cuts
Second cats , , .
5.25
S.OO
4.50
Pigs
8teers
Cows
Balls
.03
.01
.02
te .04
to
te
.02
.OS
.07
.06
Dressel veal, top
Dressed hogs
OXin ABO BAT
Wheat, vestera red
.67
. .67
-17.00
23.0O
.13.00
.15.00
.13.00
White. No. 1
Barley, top, ton
Oats, ton ,
May baylae prices
Oats snd vetch, ton
Alfalfa, valley 1st eat
Clover bay
WOOL
Medium
A5T
.23
JO
. .01
. .08
Course .
Mohair .
CASOAXA SAKX
Green, lb.
Dry. lb.
Stocks and Bonds
(Copyright. 1933. Standard Statistics Co.)
STOCK AVEBAQES
(Copyright, 1933, Standard Statistics Co.)
Aueuat 15
Today 89.4 49.8 89.4 63.9
Previoos dsy - 89.0
Week eg 88.1
Tear sge 58.6
49.8 90.3 88.1
48.7 91.1 62A
27.9 68.2 59.1
118.4 214.5 164.4
68.0 113.7 96.9
23.5 61.5 ' 43.9
89.8 111.0 78.9
13.3 51.8 35.0
8 year are 1S1.8
Higk 1933
Low 1933
Higk 1982
Low 1933
BOND AVERAGES
Today
76.0 81.1 85.6
80.8
80.9
60.9
71.7
100.9
83.5
63.6
T8J1
57.6
Previous day
76.0
81.8
81.8
67.1
108.0
84.9
57.0
78.0
47.4
85.5
85.5
89.7
100.8
88.5
74.1
86.2
70.9
Week ara
76.0
65.5
93.9
77.1
58.3
71.8
S8.9
Tear ago
8 year are
High 1933
Lev 1938
Higk 1932 -Low
19S2 ....
IX THE COUNTY COURT OF
THE STATE OF OREGOX
. COUNTY OF MARION
IN THE MATTER OF THE ES-)
TATE OF OLIVER ELAM)
BOND, Deceased. )
No. 81S
NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned, as administratrix ot
the estate of Oliver Elam Bond,
deceased, has filed her final ac
count in the County Court of the
State of Oregon for Marion Coun
ty, and that Tuesday, the 6th day
of September, 1933, at tha hour
of 10:00 o'clock in the forenoon
ot said day and tha court room of
said court has been appointed by
said Court as the time and place
for the hearing of objections
thereto, and the settlement there
of. Dated and first published, August
2, 1933.
HATTIE MAY BOND,
Administratrix.
MILTON R. ELEPPER and
ROBERT W. GILLEY, Attorneys.
A-2-9-1 6-23-30.
BREAKS ARM IN FALL '
'MISSION BOTTOM, Aug. 15.
Mrs. Ross Hammock fell at her
home 8unday, breaking her arm.
w J
4S.8
72.8
85.1
4?tTa4VE VER DOUGH. DSAR1E:.')
WiENSy S A MOTHER.'
SOMNOLENT
Fractional Gain for'
Day is Indicated ; :
Turnover Small
NEW YORK. Aug. 15 (AP) - !
Tha stock market gave another 1
slow and listless performance to-
dar- with tha ticker generally :
droning out price . changes ' of
fractional unimportance.
Turnover was only 907.300
shares and tha Associated Frew-
Standard statistics average for S9
selected stocks gained one-tenth
ot a point.
Gains of fractions to around a
point were retained by Allied
Chemical, American Tobacco, Au
burn, Mack Truck. Da Pont, TJ. S.
Gypsum. United Fruit, and Union
Carbide, American Locomotive'
and many others were unchanged.'
Chea-peaka Corporation, Interna- '
Uonal Uarrester. Goodyear,- Bndl-
cott jona son preferred. Western
Union, ; United Aircraft. Union.
Bag- Jt Paper and Associated Oil
werje oft moderately.
EXPKSl
iruriT innnnr.
Some misunderstaiiding seems
to exist in respect to tha amount
of wheat that farmers in- Oregoa
can grow Under the wheat -pro-
d action control plan, says the Ore
gon Agricultural Extension serv
ice, which has been asked by the
secretary of agriculture to assist
in the education pnases of tne
wheat plan.
"Although the domestie allot-:
meat for each state and each
county is set at approximately 54
per cent of the average 1928-193. -production,
it is not correct to as
sume that no more wheat can ba
grown even if all wheat growers
sign up," explains the extension
service. "The 54 per cent allot
ment Is the amount upon which
cash adjustment payments are
available, but each farmer who
agrees to cooperate in the plan
can - produce up to his previous
average less only the cut set by
the secretary of agriculture."
The amount of the cut cannot
be over 20 per cent. In other
words, a grower will be able to
raise (somewhere between 80 and
100 per cent of his average farm
production as determined by the
allotment committee ot the coun
ty wheat production control asso
ciation, but adjustment payments
wit) be available only on the allot
ment portion of 5 1 per cent of his
average production.
: Just what the acreage cut will
be for next harvest will not ba
known "until It -is announced by.
the secretary of agriculture on
August 24. The reduction for tha
1935 harvest will not be known
until soma time next year, the ex
tension service says.
Johnson and Overlund
To Use Same Pickers
i i
BETHANY, Aug. 15 Hop-
picking will not begin until tha
first part of September It was
thought here this week. Edwin
Overlund, Oscar Overlund, Hans
Johnson and Ole Overlund ara
using the same crew of pickers
and they report that picking in
their yards would likely begin
the first week' in September. -
"CZAREVITCH"
si
w i I ' i ! f
While his.father is acting as "czar
ef the National Industrial Recovery
Act, Kailbourne Johnson, ton of tha
NKA General, is also doing bis bit
in tha great organixation. He is
ahown at work in the legal depart
ment of tha NBA at Waahingtoiw
By CLIFF STERRETT
nr.
ur wnLHi HunLiio
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3t Silverton. - .