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Directory
Cards la this directory row oa
montfa.jr( tests ely. Ratal
8L06 per line per month.
AUTO BRAKES
Mike F k the brake- ad srrtmnry
- eoct 1T Bouth Comnnrclti -teres.
CATERING
Burt Crary. the) wwwf, Ph. 8?.
CHIMNEY SWEEP
Tetopbooe 6460. R g. Kertnne
CHIROPRACTORS
PR. Q, I SCOTT. PSC, CtUropraete.
8I H. Hich. TaA. Rea, 673.
FLORISTS
CUT flowers, wedOln towiqueur 1 -rat
wreaUia, decorations. C V Br-U-kjwupt.
florist. 671 Cwart. TsL m.
Al kinds of floral work. Luta Flor
1st. 16th st Market. TeL M.
GLASS
Auto and window class 4rrora. Tel.
1S6.
Walter J. uownsi e xar-y-.
INSURANCE
BSCKJC fcUNl-UCKS '
118 M. ttiaa . . SCeL AMt
COrnCZ-KMlTH. en. iaa TeL MS.
LAUNDRIES
TBB MBW 8AXU UUND8I
THJ6 WaUiaUt UAU3UUZ
tit a. aih - , ,m
CAPiTAl C1TZ ULUMOBZ
lrR la Quality aud tiwvico
TetepooiM lite iM tfroauway
LAWN MOWERS
fituu-iMoeu, rwyalrcJ and traded.
HAJUU W. aCOlT. Cycle Man"
MATTRESSES
lfattresaes from lactory to borne.
Cotton mattreas, tu id. .v. jwui
lumiLon. Kuks cleaned. Cap-
ltol UeddtBK Co. lei. 4WS. iUJU K
CapltoL
Mew auttueas made to order, old
remade; carpet deautna, Utina . Hull
rus weaving, tialem t lull Kaa Mal
treat factory, & ISth WUbur. XeL
MtL. OUO . Zwlcaer. KsC 111.
MUSIC STORES
OEfL C WILXp Pianos, radios, sew
ing fuaentnea, alieet muaio and 'piano
studiea rtepairlna raaioa, phonuierapns
acd sewlnM rnMi'ini"" otaie ouwt.
MEDICINE
.Charlie 'Chan
rhinw aiMlicine Co.. 121 .N- Com'L
st. over Uniuoi ilardware. We nave
all kinds ol herbs lor male and fe
mu dieordera kidney, bladder, stom-
rh. everr elckneas. Satlstled lialem
patienu will testily. Consultation tree,
Hours -6. tSun -12.
.When Others Fail
Nature's herbs lor every 11L H. S.
Law, noted Chinese herbalist. 4 2S &
Commercial Street. Salem. Oregon.
Established sine lls In Oakland.
Callt. Consultation free. Telephone
.. Hours to (. Sun. It to 11 M.
Oc. f Jkm Chinese Medietas CO.
Hours Tuesday and rrraay, xw a
t 4:e p. m. 1 N. CoTnmerrlnl
MUSIC INSTRUCTION
Steel, Span, Guitar, Mandolin. Abo
Sinner's dub every Sat. 2 :0. ISoJoy
able, educational, results. P. Melslnger,
Statesman St. TeL lit.
PAINT AND ROOFING
Salem Paint A Roofing. 474 Ferry.
PRINTING
roa STATION Kit I. cards, pamph
lets, programs, books or any kind ol
oruiuu. call The tttaleacuaa Printing
Xteparimenw Sis 8. Comnts trial, Tele
phoao tltt - -
REAL ESTATE
B12CKB A HKNPlUCKa. TeL 4H4I.
W. H. UBAB1CNUORST A CO. .
1S & Liberty SU TsL 4s.
SOCOLA1TSKX A SON
SB4-I first NatL tfk. Bldg. TeL tlOt.
STOVES
STOVK3 and atoTO repairing. Stoves
for sale, rr -""' and repaired. ! All
kinds oX woven wire tone fancy and
xi.ln him tonmumtm. faOQka. iDgaa bOOkS.
uaiem seace and Stovo Works, II
Cbttatekeia. TeL 4114. B. R riaming.
SHOE REPAIRING
Low prices. Good -ork. 880 & Comj
TRANSFER
CAPITAL, C1TX. Transfer Co. 318
HUM ctb AOa. in, viautwwvwa,
wardias and storage eur specialty.
Ui out rates.
rOR local or distant transfer storage,
nU 8181. Larmex Tranafar Co. Trucks
to Portland daily.
TYPEWRITERS
T IPE WRITERS Adding Uch. sold,
rented, repaired. Undsrwood Agenta
Cook A Short. 819 Court TeL 5584.
WELL DRILLING
R. A. West, 00 years aaparlancat
ftPIX. Bos 103 IB. TeL I10FA -
ON WASHINGTON TRIP
BRUSH COLLEGE, Aug. II.
Dr. and Mrs. a L. Blodgett aad
Mr. And MrA C. Pattya left
here Wednesday on an extended
znptoiing trip through Washing
ton. They plan to risit Rainier
park, Seattle And tha Yakima
raUey while away. Herman Weid
ner,' nephew of Mr. and Mri.
Charles McCarter ot Brash Col-
K - r, M YTT 4 i
w rwaa nec-
oay lO anaeavor to una l:near Salem. Owners. Box ITi, ears
lon. oa a boat ateamaa. .
Statesmbn
Classified Ads
Can 9101
CUsmed AdTcrUstms -
StaglA laacxtlOB T lls.lBc
Tbtd teurtloaa pr
Ba . - -' - J 0o
SU nnrrtUai r Unt. .tie
ODsaottk r Ua..fl.tt
KlalmMB coirs ...... I it
. C097 tor CluT pat ae
ejte4 Btll trlOi th tsa
ltit balor pbncAltoa tor
elaactneatloB. Oipf l
cdvoxl After this Um will
b ma aaAer th lMAtflag
Too Lata to Oasalfy.
Tna Statesman SMumw
ftoanctal raapaaaibllUy
tor exrora which, eoai
pear la aQTertUemtmU paw
Usosd In Its eolanoa, aail
ta eaaas wbera tills paper la
at taalt wCl reprlat tlat
part ot as adranisamoat ts
waleb tha tTpocrapUeal
nlftaka
The . StatesiBAB Tt
the rttht to reject ebjee
ileaal aurertlslnc. It tar
tbar taaarrea tha mat to
cfeaaaSJr all a4rertlalBC a
4r taa proper laaetOca
HELP WANTED MALE
Las Angeles Mir. Co. wants dUtrlb
utor for this territory. Salary and
commission. MY. Adams, TeL 4151.
'WANTED
Man with team to level lot
CHILDS A MILLER, Realtors
14 4 State Street Tel. 70.
FOR SALEMlsceQaneocs
Excellent
5 1 Fit
piano. Reasonable. TeL
Old papers lOo a bundle. Statesman
office.
FOR SALE: Cucumbers, Central
Howell service station. SUverton Road.
Saw jrumminK and sharpening
mile E. Four Corners. TeL 4280.
Gravenstelns. 50c, bring boxes, bxs.
2-5, Mrs. Wright 4 mL Wallace rd.
FOR SALE Corn SOo sack, beans
76c sack. lor canning. Deliver Tues
days, Fridays. Write W. L. Hatch,
Aumsvllle, Ore.
Radio for Sale
$lt.00 l-tube Stewart-Warner. Re
possessed. Balance due 136.10. Terms.
$5.00 down. $5.00 monthly. See Mr.
Jenz at Wills Music Store.
Lady's bicycle for sale, SI 5. Ask for
O. M, Statesman office.
FOR 8 ALE Cucumbers. R. O. Wlt-
sel. Route 1. Turner. TeL 67.
Good tent, $11.00. TeL 3383.
FOR SALE Bantam
miles E. of Brooks. C.
Route Salem.
corn. Two w
W. Shelley,
TRADE Miscellaneous
WUl trade good Universal heater
for wood. Owner, 117S N. Com'L
WANTED Miscellaneous
Wanted 3 or 8. sacks of tender Ore
gon Giant beans. TeL 8724.
Straw baling wanted. We would be
Interested tn buying the straw or will
bale It for you. The Rhoten baler. TeL
3553. or call at 1515 S. High St. Sa
lem.
MISCELLANEOUS
Exp. hair cutting, 303 & Winter St.
Wo pick vp dead, worthless horses,
cows, sheep. TeL 4889.
Hair cut Zao. Joe's Barber shop, 154
So. Church street
FOR RENTROOMS
Rooms. TeL 5878. 685 Court St.
Rooms, also meals. 493 N. Summer.
ROOM AND BOARD
A large room with board. Suitable
for two. Gentlemen preferred. TeL 4375
Room, board, for men. TeL 8789.
FOR RENTAPARTMENTS
Patton apartments, downtown dis
trict,' cool, clean, comfortable, private
bath. Very reasonable. Call Patton' s
Book Store.
Apts. $10 A $13. 89T.N. Com'L
Apts. $5. 855 Bellvue St
Nice furn. -apt., 590 Union.
FOR RENT HOUSES
rum. and unfura. housea ft A.
Porkner. 1810 N. Cottage, TeL S88L
FOR RENT Good 7. room bouse.
All newly kalsomined. Large walnut
tree a On bus Una See Mrs. Cad we 11,
Statesman office.
' Houses. Damon. 897 N. Com'L
Furnished, unfura. bouses, TeL 8330,
H. P. Grant. 1130 N. itn st.
. 7 rooms furnished, garage,- garden,
fruit. Cheap, with references. Phono
5340. -
FOR RENT
FOR RENT Small farm. Must
bars team. Write 1148 Oak, or TeL
6833.
WANTED TO RENT
WANTED Small, modern bouse
about Sept 1st, 6 or 6 rooms will
take long-time lease. Might buy later.
Address- Boar 358. care Btatewmaa.
FOR SALE Real Estate
1XR SAX FUKNISHEO '
Neat 5 roam shingled cottage, good
plumbing. elsctrie lUchts, dreptaos,
woodshed, paved street, walks In, close
V bus line. Price $17 ir, part term
CHILDS M7T.IJVR, Raltora
144 taU Street TsL I7t.
A slrntly 7-room semi-modern boms,
basement, fireplace, beaattfut grounas
120alSS feet. Urge fruit, rmt trees,
crape arbor, fardea, aaras. Near Jun
ior hich and two araaamar schools,
idea view, saved street Only LS
terms. Owner, 716 Rural Avenue. TsL
684. - :
EXCHANGE Real Estate
... acrM timber for amall home
EXCHANGE Real Estate
Want to trade Klamath Falls prop
erty (S X room houses) for small
ranch valae- around $3504. . Writs or
see- owner. Chas. H. Asher, Route 1.
Dallas, Ore.
EXCELLENT EXCHANGE
OFFERED
10 acres saady loam son, 1 acres
yr. old walnut orchard, fair Improve
ments, paved highway and 1 mile from
good town. Exchange equity of I240f
lor residence or acreage feer
CHILDS A MILLER, Realtors
S44 SUte Street TeL 7
HOWELL PRAIRIE FOR TRADE
40-acres, S5-A. cult., living- stream.
New 4-R. house, garage and poultry
house. Fair barn. For quick sale,
14260. This Is a bargain.'
SEE JAS. D. SEARS, REALTOR
lit South High Street
ACREAGE
10S A., 17 mL of Salem: sell on
terms like federal loan. If you are In
terested in a real farm at rock bottom
prices, see as.
. H. a SHIELDS
Oretron Bld. . Tel. 8001.
WANTED REAL ESTATE
Beautiful close-in view acre trees,
ctty water, ote. wap. Phone 6154.
MONEY TO LOAN
I'Tirg- UQj-LrLinnj
PhlRSONAL LOANS
MADS) en fnrnltnm ears, sslsrtes
or- other wood security. Repayable
monthly. Wben tn financial need ess
ns baforo cfoerng a loan;
GENERAL VESTMENT
CORPOmATlON
rirst Nstloaal Bask BM& Pbeae mi
PERSONAL INSTALLMENT LOANS
STATE LOAN COMPANY
tit Oregon Boll ding; ind Floor
Office bra lt:t A. M. to : P. M.
Telephone TTSA Stat license No.
S-145.
- - 1 r.r "1 nji i.ri.rm
Borrow am esrsonal pmpeitf : repay
In monthly Install menu. WILLAM
ETTE LOAN CO. Staso I la 8-lsS. Iv
Guardian Bids. TeL 1177.
MONET LOANED ON AUTOS
Contracts Refinanced
Arrange to reduce youi payments
Ton keep the car
P. A EIKER
Cor. Liberty St and Ferry
Phono 4711 Salem, Ore
First ' mortgage loans yielding In
vestors T, Interest semi-annually.
Farm and city security. Denominations
SS00 to J2000. A first mortgage loan
is the best Investment.
CHILDS A MILLER, Mtge. Loans
344 State Street TeL (70S
FOR SALEWOOD
A-l oak. lC-ln. $(.50 deL TeL 4185.
All kinds of wood. Tel 441S.
GUARANTEED CRT wood coal
TL S00 Salem Fuel Co. Trade
Oottaga
Ash. fir and oak. TeL l4A
Phono Tracy's, 898$ for dry wood.
Old fir, fir knots, sec. growth ash.
om.it. Tel. 3873,
LOST AND FOUND
LOST Yellow gold-rimmed (Classes
In black case, with sticker Inside case
giving name and Corvallis address.
Finder please call 3397, Salem. Re
ward.
FOR SALEUSED CARS
MUST SELL
Our Used Cars and Trucks
We Have Priced Them Right
CARS
1-Studebaker Dictator Sedan
1 -Willys-Knight Sedan Model 58
1-Studebaker Commander 4 -pass.
1-Lt. Nash Coupe
l-8peclal 8 Nash Roadster
1-Ford Panel Delivery
TRUCKS
l-'28 Ford with Warford Trana
. a rv. .... M.i,h2 -i Y ti..
1-'J1 Chev. L, W. B. with duals
1-'1I G. M. C l-2 ton. 14' body
1-2 ton Federal with logging bunks
and trailer with booster brakes
working now on good paying lob.
All must go this week to make room
for trades we are getting In on new
U. m. C. trucka
WOOD-WHKATON MOTOR CO. INC.
540 Chemoketa Street Salem. Ore.
Quality Used Cars
TRADED ON TERRAP LANES
'30 HUDSON LIGHT 8 SEDAN $495
in extra good condition.
30 BUICK STD. 8 LOUPES $475
New paint and A-l mechanically.
'29 HUDSON GREATER 6 CPE. $396
Overhauled, new paint and . tires,
rumble seat and other extras.'
'30 STTJDK COMMAND. SEDAN 8450
rne light six model in extra good
condition.
32 DURA NT SPT RDSTR. $375
Original finish good, motor perfect.
'28 HUPMOBILE 8 R. 8. CPE. 8225
Run leas- than 25,000, new paint and
tires, meenanicauy perfect.
'26 DODGE SCREEN DELIVERY $95
uooa cenauion.
State Motors, Inc. -
High at Chemeketa
STUDE RAKER A HUDSON
TERRAPLANE
MEMBER N. R. A.
Open Evenings and Sundays
in - - nm i.nni r inmn
Borrego's Best Buys
$475 '30 .Stude Commander Sedan
$465 '32 Chevrolet Coupe
$125 '28 Buick Broojrham
f$235 '28 Buick Sport Coupe
zza -zs uaaiand Sedan
Wo have many others to pick from.
WILL TAKE HAY IN. TRADE
240 No. Liberty Tel. 3688.
SIRS. MA GEE HOME
SCOTTS MILLS. Aug. 16.
Mrs. Hugh Magee who has been
Yialting her aon and "daughter tn
San Francisco aad Oakland the
past two months has returned
home.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Mulrihlll
and daughter Rub Harriet of
Portland are Tlsltlng Mrs. Mul-
Tlhlll's parents, Mr. and Mrs,
A. L. Brougher. ;
POLLY AND HER
(THIMK OP Mlf?;-
ttm PORK CHOPS) -YfpUr&S-'
J4rCS""fP
Interesting Facts
. Tomorrtrw'i statesman will car
ry . Information ol Talne to Tery
housewife. Watch the Friday
Statesman tor the food news of
Salem. ...
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The Oregon state fair starts La
bor day, Monday, September 4.
Heretofore- it has opened the last
of September. .
O
We were told -that the picture
on page f 3 ot this week's Saturn I
usy n cuius run iwiieu iiae
C. P. Bishop. We fall to see any
marked resemblance in the face
although we'll admit 'the foot
might be of a site. ,
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It is estimated that 315.000
pounds of coffee Is sold and used
in the Salem trading area -each
year. Very little tea Is sold in pro
portion. Ouess we're not so Eng
lish. 10 CERTO CHEST
Mrs. L. T. Beals, 1570 S.
Church st., was winner .of The
Statesman-General Foods Certo-
made jam and Jelly contest held
yesterday at the Elainore theatre.
She was presented with SS for
first prize. Second prize of 33 was
won by Mrs. E. J. Both, 1113 N.
Cottage st., while Mrs. It. W.
Straw, 1120 Rural are., won third
prize ot 2. Honorable mention
was awarded Mrs. Richard D. Sla
ter, 370 Rural are.; Mrs. Glenn
Seeley, 944 N. Winter St.; Frieda
Sharp, route 7.- - -
The entries were Judged on the
following score: flavor, 40; sol
idity, 20; texture, 15; color,
15; appearance, 10. There
were oxer 60 entries. Each of the
ladles had a matinee ticket and
enjoyed the afternoon perform
ance while the jams and jellies
were being judged.
Ladies of the American Legion
auxiliary took charge of the jams
and jellies and put them on sale.
LESS OF FOOD
Examination of food handlers
in the city, started some time ago
but halted because of Insufficient
laboratory facilities, win be re
sumed again the last of this
month. Dr. V. A. Douglas said
yesterday .-
Although the examination Is
entirely voluntary, response at the
outset was good. Employes of all
places where food Is served on the
premises may be examined.
Notices hare been sent out to
most of the restaurants, cafes, ho
tels and soft drink stands, but In
event soma hare been overlooked.
Dr. Douglas says all such food
handlers are entitled to the ex
amination and may ask for ap
pointment.
MBS. BEALS FIRST
RESUME E X S M n
BID
FIGHTING TO KEEP TEXAS DRY
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T..T. . .-Jr.-.'. 1 n
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Senator Morris Sheppard, known as tha "Father of the 18th Amend
menL" addresses a gathering at Hughes Spring; Texas; during hia
whirlwind campaign through tha Lone Star State against repeal of tha
dry law. A sound truck and folding speaking platform ara used by tha
v.,"1 - Senator ea his tour.
PALS
IS THAT AfW Ji DOMT BS
TTALK IH
POOR PIOS
FIKII 5
SUP BEIT RECOVER
NEW YORK. Aug. 16 (AP)
Financial markers allpped and fell
today but, with some late sup
port, managed to- get back on
their feet and resume their limp
ing Jog along the pathway of un
certain prices.
Total rolume amounted to 1,
803,(20 shares, or about double
that of yesterday; The Associated
Press-Standard statistics average
of 90 selected stocks declined 2.2
points.
Losses of 1 to 2 or more points
were distributed throughout .most
stock groups without discrimina
tion. Some of the Issues which de
clined were TJ. S. Steel, Bethle
hem, American Can, American
Telephone. American Tobiteo
"B," Westlnghouse, Du Pont,
Chrysler, Auburn, Montgomery
Ward. J. I. Case, New York Cen
tral. Baltimore & Ohio, Pennsyl
vania, Chesapeake & Ohio, Con
solidated Gas. Western Union, Na
tional Distillers,' Commercial Sol
Tents, Johns Manville, and U.' S
Industrial Alcohol.
Radio
Program
THTTBSDAY. ATJOTST if '
JMW Portland S80 Xe.
7:00 8 infill r Strinfs. KBC.
7:20 Siacisff Strings, NBO.
7:30 -Organ concert, NBC.
:00 Oese ' Arnold sad Commodores.
KBOL
8:15 Orifinslltiec. NBC.
0:45 Cooking sehooL
10:00 Woman1 Msfszia of Us Air,
11:00 Arioa Trio, NEC.
11:80 Organ Concert, NBC.
13:15 Westers Farm and Home hoar.
NBC.
1:00 General federation of Womea's
Clubs, NBC.
1:15 Casino orchestra, NBC.
S :20 Friendly Chat.
6:30 Memory's Melody, NBC.
5:45 Collins Erwin.
7:00 Amos 'n' Andy, NBC.
7:30 Death Valley Days, NBC.
8:00 Standard Bymphony hour, NBC.
10:15 Jimmy McCool'a Fishing Guide.
10:80 Anton Weeks' orchestra, NEC.
11:00 Sid Lippmaa's orchestra, NBO.
11:30 Bal Tabarin orchestra, KBC.
KOAC Corvallis 550 Sc.
6:45 Farm market reports.
8:00 MornLnr concert.
9:00 -Home Economies Observer.
10:80 Walts Melodies.
12:00 Farm hour.
2:30 The Homemakers' Half Hour.
6 :45 Genevieve Baum-Gaakins, organ
ist. 7:15 Ten Viantes with Famous People.
7:80 Farm hour.
8:00 Hop Improvement.
8:15 8eience News ot the Week.
8:85 Fishing Conditions in Oregon.
NOTICE OP FINAL
SETTLEMENT
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned administrator of the
estate of Maude Kelley Moore, de
ceased has filed in the .County
Court of Marion County, State of
Oregon-, his final account as such
administrator of said estate, and
that Wednesday the 20th day of
September, 1933, at the hour of
19 o clock a. m., has been fixed
by said court as the time for hear
ing of objections to said report
and the settlement thereof.
J. W. MOORE,
Administrator.
C. C- Bryant,
Attorney
First publication: Aug. 10.
Last publication: Pept. 7.
A-10-17-24-31-S-T.
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GRAINS FLOP, STAY AT BOTTOM
BUTTERFAT DECLINES TWO CENTS
Selling Orders Piled
Up While Price is
Pegged Reason
CHICAGO. Aug. 1$ (AP)
Before . trading was one mlnutei
old today, prices of all grains un
derwent a new maximum col
lapse, and later failed to recover
in the slightest degree. .
Accumulated selling orders,
which had piled' up during tire
last three days while the markets
had been chained to an artificial
continuous limit on price flactua-
tions, were more- than sufficient
to overcome any immMLatA stim
ulus from altered rules of trad
ing. (.Th substttuto ruler lifted
every has- oa what tha market
mlkht do. excent that'rhinrM la
values during any one. day keep
wilcih rrvex cent umir. nn nr nnwn
from the paeTlous day'j latest I
quotations. -
PH obserrers aald mob- nsrcbal-
pgr in the shape of unreasoning
fear, was chiefly to blsme for to-
aay s market action, ana that
public sentiment regarding, grains
was likely now at any time to
mace a sudden right-about-face.
Wheat closed nominal at . the
day's bottom firures. S enta
down from the average of yester-
aays rmisn. corn 4 cents off. oats
-showing X cents decline.
Today s closing quotations.
Wheat: Sept., 87, Dec.
May 14.
Corn: Sept. 45, Dec., 50,
Uay 5S.
Oats: Sept. 3Jg, Dec. 37, May
41.
General , filar kets
PORTLAND, Ore, Auc 16 (AP).
imK, (kiu(, in prices: natter, ex
tras 10; araadards 18; prime firsts I7H 1
firsta lSUi t tin. fraah .wtrm ot. .k
mediums 20. '
1 Portland Grain
PORTLAND, Ore.. Aur. 16 (AP).
Wheat Open High Low Clots
ept. . 70 70V4 79H 70
Dee. 74 74 74 74
Cash wheat No. 1: Big Bead blnestem
77: dark hmnl wmtar 19 nt TO. 11 -
70: matt whit. hi- :
. . " n U.U W.H-
trr, northern spring 67; westers red
OaU: N. 3 white 924.00.
Corn: X. 2 E. T, $23.00.
Millraa standard $18.50.
Portland Produce
PORTLAND, Ore.. Anf. 16 (AP). -Butter
prints, extras, 21e; standsrds
20e.
Butterfat Portland delivery: A grade,
18o lb.; farmer's door-delivery, 16 per
lb.: sweet cresm, Se higher.
ESgs Paeifie poultry producers' sell
ing price: o Teniae, 24c; extras, 22s;
standards, 20c; medinms, 20c; pullets,
16c doxea. Buying price by wholesalers:
fresh extras, 19c doxen; mediums, 16c
doiea; undergrade, 12e doaen.
Cheeie 92 score Oregon triplets,
12 He; loaf. IS He lb. Brokers will pay
He below quotation. '
Milk contract price, 4 pet, Portland
delivery. 81.70 cwt.; B grade cream,
$7He lb.
Country meats telling price to re
tailers: Country killed hogs, best batch
ers, ander 150 lbs.. 8-SHe: vealers. 70
te 100 lbs, -He; spring lambs, 10-llc
is.; yearuags. 4-Sc lb.; heavy ewes, 2-Jc
lb.; medium cows, 5-6c lb.; csaner cows,
2 le lb.: buHi. 4H-6o lb.
Mohair buying price: 1938 slip lSe
rb.
Catcara bark baying price, 1988 peel.
7lC.
Hops nominal. 1033, 40e lb.
Live poultry Portland deli very : Eur
lag prices: heavy hens, colored, 8 te
H be. Me; do 6H lba, ap, 12c; hens
ever SH lbs. Se; ander SH lbs. 8c;
broilers, li-2 lbs. 18c; eolored springs,
4 lbs. up, 18c; roaster, ever 4 lbs. lie;
roestert, 6c lb."; docks, Peklns, broilers,
8-10e lb.
Nsw onions Walla Walla, $1.75 cen
tal. Onions selling price te retailers:
Oregon, 81.25-1.35 ceataL
New potatoes local white aad red,
fl.60-l.7S cental.
Strawberries Ifew Oregons, S3 crate.
Wool 1933 clip, nominal; Willamette
valley, 7S-25c lb.; eastern Oregon 16-Slc
lb.; aonthern Idaho, 16-20e lb. -
Hay- baying price front producer: Al
falfa xfa 1, new crop, $17.00; clover No.
1. 614; Willamette valley timothy, $18;
astern Oregon timothy, $18; eats aad
graia $14 ten.
Portland Livestock
PORTLAND, Ore. Aug. 16 (AP).
Cattle: receipts 20, calves S, steady.
Steers, beat, 6.25-6.75; common and
mediasa. 8.85-4.50; heifers, best, 4.00
4.25; medians, 8.35-8.50; cows, best,
8.00-8.25; eemmoa and median, 1.75
2.50; caaners, 1.00-8.00; balls, best, 1.00
SS; medians. 8.75-8.00; ealves, beet,
6.00-S.25; good, 5.00-5.50; ordinary,
4.00-4.60.
Hogs: receipts 137; 8 5c lower for
light batchers. Top light batchers 5.0O
6.60; heavy batchers, 4.75-6.00; sews,
2.75-3.00; slaughter pigs, 4.00-4.50;
feeder pigs, 4.00-4.50.
Sheep: none; active. Mt. Adams lambs
6.40; lambs, best 6.50-6.00; medium,
4.50-5.00; yearling wethers. 2.00-3.00;
ewes, L00-L60. i
CANADIANS VISIT HERE
LIBERTY. Anr. 16 Miss Fern
Wilson and Miss Ruby Williams
of Winnipeg, Msnnooa, uanaaa,
were visitors Tuesday at the P. Q.
Judd home while on a racation
trip to western Canada and Sa
lem. Tha airls ' exDressed keen
ttleasur over tha fir trees and
variety ot beautiful flower in the
northwest and Oregon.
Book by its Corer
1 1 1 toexj kim alvjs mi, ip aX I l
Saleo Clafkets
Grade B caw 4 saUk,
co-op pool price, f 1JJO per
hsndret.. "
Sarplns f 1-43. "
4Ultk aaaea ea sesal monUly
SoUarfat average.) .
IHstribwtor price f 1.70
BerftewisA Tetv lsV17c,
prints 20c, cubes 22c '
Prices said ts rrowerw ay Salem be yes
-AsgMt II
4Tae srieea !. sapp&ed sot a eaea
mk. ara easlearies af saw AvUr market
bt are wor raaiameed 4y T Stseeassaal
rsujrr abtsi situui
Strlag aeaas. local. Is. ... J
Cabbage. Cwt. - 7S te 1.00'
Greea peppers, local, lb. . .OS- .
fees, etwt n. . J0 to Jtm
Oaiona. dos. benches , , . JA-
Potatoes. Ucnl
-1.00. te 1.25
. S3 M ii'
-1.00 to 1.25
1.35
r .45
Lettaee, local-,,, ,
Pvset Sound
Oniens. Calil cwt-
Celery, dos.'
Aavlns. firaeeaatetss
.75
Orances, ValaacUs, fancy s.tw te s.9
Place pack 1.75 te 25
Pacta, local, dos. .10
Tamips. local, crate .10
Carrots. local, dos. , .10
8aacB. local, crate Si te .60
Bananas, lb. ea stock .05
Hands -OS Hi
Cncnntbers. fcatheose. box , .TS
Local, dos. i . '.20
Cantaloupes, crate
.00 to 1.25
aao
1 no
8.25
"
: JDS
.60
LOO
.05
.70
1.25
1.25
.OS
.03
.50
Lessens
Limes, fresh ,
Avaesdas, crate - .
Squash, Italian, crate
Bammer. ciate
Waisrmekiaa. retail .
Tomatees. The Dalles
Blackberries ,
Peaches, . local, lb.
Peaehes, Calif., orate
Egg plant, crate '
Grapes, seedles ,
Corn, local, dot.
Catabaa. lb.
HOPS
Top, 1932, lb.
BOOS
Buying Prices
Extras
Standards
Mediums .
.1
.18
-17
JB4
.18
J9
.07
.11
5.00
5.50
..5x25
5.00
4.50
POULTBT
Old roasters -Colored
hens
Medium hens
Light hens
Leghorns
MBAT
Spring lambs, top . ...
Hoc, top
First cuts
Second cats
Pigs
Steers
.03
te .04
Cows
Balls
. .01 te
.03 to
.02
.03
.07
.OS
Dressel vest, top
Dressed hogs
OSIB AKD HAT
Wheat, wen tern red ,., .
White, No.: 1 .
Barley, top, ton
Oats, ton
Hay. baytns ericas-
Oats and vetch, ton
Alfalfa, valley 1st cnt
.67
.67
-17.00
..23.00
-18.00
-15.00
-13.00
CloTsr bay
WOOL
Medium
Coarse .
Mohair
.25
.S3
.20
.01
.08
CA8CASA BAR
On a. lb.
Dry. lb.
Stocks and Bonds
(Copyright. 1933. Standard Statistics Ce.)
Angast IS
STOCK AVEXAQES
Today 87.1 47.8 86.6
81.0
83.2
85.9
61.0
Prev. day 89.4
Week age 91.8
Tear age ' 60.8
49.8 89.4
50.9 94.1
29.6 91.5
S yrs. ago
High 1938
Low 1933
High 1932
Low 1932
161.2 119.0 213.8 164.0
102.1 58.0 113.7 96.9
23.5 61.5 43.9
89.8 1110 78.9
13.2 61.8 85.0
Today
80.7
80.8
Sl.l
72,4
100.9
88.5
6S.S
78.1
57.6
Prev. day
Week age
Tear ago
8 yrs. ago
High 193S
Low 1933
High 1932
Low 1932
Auburn Will Vote
On School Busses
At Special Meet
AUBURN, Aug. .If.'. The
meeting to vote on a special tax
for the busses will be held at J
the Auburn schoolhonse, Tuesday
evening, September. 6. The Au
burn school will begin September
18. The same teachers will hare
charge, L. B. McClendon, princi
pal, and Mrs. Clifford Feller.
(Margaret Edwards) in the pri
mary room. .
The Misses Jean Rodgers and
June Armstrong were recent ?.os
tesses at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Rodgers to a group ot
Sunday school friends and their
teachers. Friends , in the commun
ity were additional guests. After
an afternoon of games "a light
supper was served informally by
the hostesses assisted by Wlllet
ta, and Lorretta Sneed. In the
lata e t e n i n g a . campflre was
built and a welner roast enjoyed
by tha 27 guests.
MAKE TRIP TO SHIP
8UNNTSIDE. Aug. If . Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Byers and Mr. and
Mrs. C. H. Taylor and Paul Tay
lor were Tuesday Portland visit
ors, tha main attraction being
I Old Ironsides.
42.8
72.8
85.1
BOHZt AVXBAOES
75.9 80.8 85.4
, 76.0 81.1 85.6
75.9 81.8 85.8
66.0 68.2 83.2
98.9 108.0 100.8
77.1 84.9 88.5
58.3 57.0 74.1
. 71.8 78.0 86.8
63.2 47.4 70.9
Potatoes Drop;
Growers get $1 to
Two-Bits More
Butterfat took a two-cent de-'
cllne yesterday to mark its second
drop this week. Top quotation la
now XT cents. . Prints and eVes
are down one cent,
California peaches are quoted
at T5 cents; Transparent apples
hare given way to GraYensteins.
which ara quoted at T5 cents. Or
anges are 2S cents higher.
Local potatoes axe cheaper,
with growers gettinr frem tl to
11.25 per hundred. Cabbage is a
it lower, at from 71 cents to SI
per handred. - California onions
are down 15 cents. -
Local- encumbers arer quoted at
29 cents a dozen to the grower.
Freshman Class u.
to N umber About ;
Same as in 1932
The registrar's office In Wil
lamette university finds business
picking np with the registration
of freshmen students vhose ar
rival in Salem will be September
18 for "freshman week.
Expression from the registrar's
office indicates that the freshman
enrollment this year will be much
the same , as that of last year
which number about 200 students.
Localities represented will also be
much the same ar the preceding
year with many students register
ed from Washington and Oregon,
a number from California, and
some from Idaho and Montana
with a sprinkling from more dis
tant points.
Electric Shock
K Kills Workman
On Seattle Job
SEATTLE. Aup. 16 (AP)
George Worden. 32, steel work
er, was killed by an electric
shock Tuesday shortly after he
found a Job after a period ot
unemployment.
He was working on steel gird
ers of the Horluck Brewing com
pany's new brewing house when
a fellow workman handling a
guyline fouled a high tension
electric wire, sending 26,000
volts through Worden's body, al
though he wore rubber sold
shoes. He left a widow snd two
young children.
BRIDGE WORKER HURT
DAYTON. Aug. 16 Cletus Geil
received, slight cuts and bruises
Monday when the scaffold upon
which he was standing while
working on the Dayton McMinn
ville highway bridge gave way
He jumped about 20 feet but not
far enough to miss having tha
tailing timbers strike him. He is
in a McMinnvIIle hospital.
HEALTH NTRSE VISITS
BRUSH COLLEGE, Aug. 16.
Miss Margaret Glllls, Polk coun
ty health nurse, was a Monday
visitor here. Miss GIUIs waa
leaving for a racation of 10 days
in Seattle and Vancouver. She
will take up her work in Lin
coln county soon after her va
cation. NRA AIDE
Mary E. Hughes, of Imsyille, Kj v
new head of the women's division of
tha National Recovery Admii listra
tkm, is shown, at her desk in tha
Commerce Department as she as
sumed bar new duties. She's en
trusted with the task of getting tha
nation's woraa-hood Intoli-i to ai4
reoovcry. .
By CLIFF ! STERRETT
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