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Tie OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon. Friday Morning. August 18. 1933
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AUTO BRAKES
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CATERING
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CHIMNEY SWEEP
CHIROPRACTORS
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FLORISTS
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GLASS
Aula and ludo glass mirrors, 14L
flu. WmlwrJ. iJuwas, s grsys.
INSURANCE
LAUNDRIES
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MATTRESSES
sLittresws Xrom lactory to " bom.
r.ioa mattress. lb. Kenovat-
n, luunmLLurs. Kumts cleaned. Cap
it,,! MedOUUt Co. 11. U3U
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Nw mattress made to order, old
reuudoi cril cteauui. suuiutilluu
ruM weavtua. MUeui tluu tta Mat
u tautury, & 13U Wuour. lei.
441. Oil Stwicaer. iftC 1H.
MUSIC STORES
nirn c WLLJ Flantts. radios, sew-
tns luaciuaes, sbeoi musto and plan
siuUtes. Kevairiuc racuwa, pnonuKiupos
mi MWtnd matfliinea, s OIM.I tareet.
MEDICINE
Charlie Chan
Chineb iuicum IZi Com'L
c ..ufr tiiirdware. e nave
sil kinds ol toerUs Xor male and le-
i .....rricn. kidney, bladder, stom
ach, every Mufcnesa. Jiaustled Balem
paUenu wlU testily. Consultation Iree.
tiours -. tiun t'lt.
When Others Fall
Kature'a iwrba tor every UU H. S.
Low. noted Chinese herbalist.
Commercial atreet. iJaiem, Oregon.
iSisned since Itia to Uland,
Calif. Consultation Iree. Telephone
Honrs h Sun. 19 to U M.
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Lt. Chan mud wnini ''"7.
Hours Tuesday and kxiday, IS i -n
MUSIC INSTRUCTION
Steel, Span, Guitar, Mandolin. A b
rior s ciuto every Ba a:J0. iZzioT
euuol. -ult. P. Mcumgw,
ssr Statesman St. Tel. TIE.
FAINT AND ROOFING
Salem Paint A Roofing. 474 Ferry.
PRINTING
FOR STATION-, cards, paxoph
leUt, program-, boo oc any kind Ot
uriuuug. call Xb bta teaman irUtUna
lepruut, 21 8. C--iarc Tele
phone !-.
REAL ESTATE
UKCKifl Ui-NDRIC---, Tel. 4947.
W. H. UHAUi-NHOa-T ft CO.
lit & Libert t. '
BOCOLOlfSKX a SON .
SU4-5 First titfL kUdg. Tl. T207.
ST0YE3
bTOVl and slave repairing. Store
fr sale, r--U and reiired. AU
k-uds of woven wire teac, Uncy and
puun, bop b-saet-, books, logan booaa
K-i.m n mncm l BtOV ' VVorfca
n-ni.k.iiL TL 4114. R. B. FlajnlneV
SUOE REPAIRING
Low price, Good -ork. 940 & Com'l
TRANSFER
CAPITAL C1XX Traa-ler Co. 234
Stat bU Tel. III. D-au-autlng, for
warding and storag eur sjc vr
Gt ma rates.
for inrai r distant transfer storag.
call 2111, Larmer Xranaler Co. Trucks
to Portland dally. 1
TYPEWRITERS
TrpEWRlTERS Adding Men. sold,
rented, repaired.' Underwood Aganta
Cooke ft bbort, 419 Court TeL .
WELL DIULLINQ
a a,
RKD S.
West, 30 years rriace.
Bos 103 ML TeL II 0F5.
MRS. 8TIIATTOX ItETNS :
6PRINQ VALLEY, Aug. 17.
Mrs. Vivian Stratton returned
home early this week after sever
al months spent In Illinois where
he was called by the illness and
death of her mother, who visited
here a year ago. L. P. Matthews
Is suffering with a painful eye
which became intecied from a stye.
Florida motorlsU In 1932
JO per cent of totl state taxes.
. Statesman
Classified Ads
Call 9101
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pear ta adertlaeaeBta pat
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la cases waere thlt paper la
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part ot a adrertUenrent la
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miataka oeemra.;
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tUe rlstrt to reject objee
Uonal adTertlslng. It ttr
ther . reaerres the Hxht . to
dassrty all advertising aa
der. the proper eUsalca
HELP WANTED MALE
Les Angetes iltg. Co. wants distrib
utor Xor this territory. Salary and
commission. Mr. Adams, Tel. 4 151.
WANTED
Man with team to level lot
CHILDS A- MILLER. Realtors
S44 SUte Street TeL C70S.
HELP WANTED FEMALE
WANTED Young girl to do light
housework. In 4 rm. house. Tel. SSSC
SALESMEN WANTED
OPPORTUNITT High class sales
men. References, com. SOS Senator ho-
tel, 1 to 12 a. m 2 to 4 p. nu, FtL,
Sat. and Monday.
FOR SALE Miscellaneous
Excellent
68F1J.
piano. Reasonable. TeL
Old papers 10c a bundle, Statesman
office.
Saw gumming and sharpening
mile E. Four Corners. TeL. 4280.
Gravensteins, SOc, bring boxes, hrs.
2-5, Mrs. Wright 4H ml Wallace rd.
FOR SALE Corn 50c sack, beans
75c sack, for canning. Deliver Tues
days, Fridays. Write W. L. Hatch,
AumsvUle, Ore.
Radio for Sale
$189.00 9-tube Stewart-Warner. Re
possessed. Balance due $34.20. Terms.
$5.00 down, $5.00 monthly. See Mr.
Jena at Wills Music Store.
FOR SALE Cucumbers. R. a Wlt
zel. Rout 1, Turner. TeL 47.
Good tent. 111.00. Tel. 2383.
Electrolux Vac. cleaner, 2 months
old, condition guaranteed, for. quick
sale, less than hair price. TeL ss4.
1922 MODEL. The very latest. Little
Bungalow built by Baldwin, Used 4
month & Sell for balance contract,
40 off former price. Trad In your
old piano. 1A) rt payment, easy terms,
CLINK PIANO WAR-HUUH-
Largest Dealers on Pacific Coast
Free delivery within 200 mile.
MADE by famous Baldwin Factory:
Baby Grand, nsed only a few moaths.
Sell for balance or contract, uem tnan
V, former price, very easy terms.
Trad in your old upright as part pay-
nent
CLXNB PIANO WARJCHOUSH
512 Stat Street
Largest Dealers on Pacific Coast
Free delivery within 200 miles.
TRADE Miscellaneous
Wilt trad good Universal heater
for wood. Owner, 117g N. Com'L
WANTED Miscellaneous
straw baling wanted. We would be
interested In buying th straw or wiU
bat It for you. The Rhoten baler. TeL
2552, or call at 1595 S. High St, Sa
lem.
MISCELLANEOUS
Exp. hair cutting, 302 8. Winter St
mv w
We pick up dead, worthless horses,
cows, sheep. TeL
Hair cut 25c. Joe's Barber shop. 154
So. Church street ; ,
FOR RENT ROOMS
sjrsj-ry-irs--s i - ' " mm mmmm mm
Rooms. TeL SC7S. 699 Court St.
Rooms, also meals. 492 N. Summer.
ROOM AND BOARD .
A large room with board. Suitable
for two; Gentlemen preferred. TeL 437S
Room, board, for men. TeL 4759.
FOR RENTAPARTMENTS
Patton apartment, downtown dls
eric. mol. clean, comfortable, private
bath. Vary reasonable. Call Patton' s
Book Store.
Apt. 91 ft 912.
29T N. ComX
Ants. $5. 355 BeUvn St
i ii ii n n imniwovmnr i ...-l-
Nlc furn. apt. 690 Union.
FOR RENT HOUSES
Furn. and nnfura. hous. R A.
For knar. 1419 N. cottage, Te. srss.
nn Tj-B-MTrifl f room hous.
All newly kalsomined. Large walnut
tree. On bus line. Se Mrs, caawu.
s.tmn sincai
Houses. Damon. 29T-K. ComT.
j
imen. wk Nob ' HllL SlS.v: l
VZ N lTthT 420.00. P. H. BELL, 221
Oregon Bldgv Tel. 2902.
m.ii.1 i.nni i i -
New flv room
modern bouse and
CALLf-TI29 er 3111
mwwww" pii-iwi .-g
. FOR RENT
g rooms furnlabed South
Salonv
'BeauUful country home extra wB
"? HUDKINS, TL 9191,
Room 2. Millers Store Bldg.
i FOR RENT.
FOR RENT Small
farm, -Must
Oak, or TeL I
Kav team.- Write 1141
IUJ. '
WANTED TO RENT
WANTED Small, modern bouse!
about SepC 1st, t or roomswill
take long-tuns lease. Might buy later.
Address Bex 2S2, care Statesman."
FOR SALE Real Estate
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Keat S room shingled cottage, good
plumbing, electric lights, fireplace,
woodshed, pared street, walks In, doss
to-bos line. Price II Tie. part terms.
CHILDS A MILLER. Realtors -
244 State Street . TeL (70S.
A signtlr T-room semi-modem borne.
basemsot. fireplace, beautiful grounds
izvxisz rest, jargs imit, tint trees,!
KraDs sroor. garden, garage. Wear jun
ior high and' two .grammar schoots,
nice view, paved stret. Only $1250,
terms. Owner, 741 Rural Avenue. TeL
S4.
Grocery equipped, rent 1S5. Modern
house near Parrish school, rent S2K
t A. dear to trade for clear house,
Talue S2000. .1 R. house West Salem,
$285. Terms. Restaurant flSO, rent
?2t.
Loans wanted. S750. $1000. 22400.
ISSOe. First mtg. security. 2 lots 46x85,
pavement in. (4vo. - .
. Independence home, $850.
DAMON, m North Commercial
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Remember. I am still building houses.
Will build to suit en easy terms. Bring I
your plans and nee- me.
H. C . SHIELDS
Oregon Bldg. TeL 2902
EXCHANGE Real Estate
120 . acres
near Salem.
Statesman.
timber for small home
Owners. Box. 272. care
EXCELLENT EXCHANGE
OFFERED . .
20 acres sandy loam soft, 4 acres t
yr. old walnut .orchard, fair improve
ments, pavea ntgnwar and 1 mile from
good town. Exchange equity of $2400
ror residence or acreage here.
CHILDS A MILLER. Realtors
244 8tate Street TeL 4702
HOWELL PRAIRIE FOR TRADE
40-acres, 25-A. cult, living stream.
New 4-R. house, garage and poultry
house. Fair barn. For quick sale,
izuu. mis is a Dargain.
SEE JAS. D. SEARS, REALTOR
122 South High Street
WILL give good deal on rood Port
land home for going farm near Salem.
Address 1910 N. E. Halsey St, Pert-
lana.
Beautiful 5-acres, improved, close in.
For mod. city property. Box 272,
statesman.
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Will trade or sell 24 A. camn cronnd
and gas station on Pac. highway, for
Salem home or hi other large town.
$2000 mortgage. Box 250, care States
man.
ACREAGE
i , . nn ruxruxruxn-i
house, chicken house, good welL 3-4 A. '
a a. 2 m east or saiem. mm
ring wainuts, siaau. 1
10 A. 1V4 ml from Salem, fair farm
bldgs., fenced, 1 V, A. orchard, some
iuwl :i , vit iTi ruauu k2j:av. :
. . . . . . .
- 1 mi. xrom saiem, all new
buildings, family orchard, well, spring
w r yipca 10 aposv 30U.
20 A. fine land, fair bldgs., fenced.
parea road, ianrny orchard, 1 A. bear
ing wainuts, stocked and equipped,
$3500.
MELVTN JOHNSON. 275 Stat Street
WANTED REAL ESTATE
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Beanurui elose-ln view acre trees.
cny water, cic. snap, fnon S1S4.
MONEY TO LOAN
AAAMMW
rluK)nIi LOANS
a lADHJ n furniture, cars, salartae
or other good; security- Raeara ii
monthly. When In financial need as
ua Doior closing a loan.
UKIKItA, LaVEiST TENT
CORPORATION
Pint National Bank Bids. Pbn 1182
-r - r."M ninrin
PERSONAL INSTALLMENT LOANS
BiAlHi LOAN CVUaPANX
212 Oregon Bull din bl Snd Fin
Office bra. 10. -00 A. M. t S;i pl
Telephone 7722. Stat license No.
Borrow on personal nrooertr t mum
In monthly Installment-. WILLAM
ETTE LOAN CO- But Ita. S-1S9. Iu
uninuH mag. xsi. i.
MONET LOANED ON AUTOS
Untracts isetTna-ced
Arrange to redoo yout payments
To. keep th car
P. A. EIKER
Corn Libertr St and Far i
Phone 4T22 - Saiem. Or
First mortgage loans yielding In
vestors 7. interest semi-annually.
Farm and city security. Denominations
9509 to 12000. A first mortgage loan
is tn pest investment
CHILDS ft MILLER. Mtge. Loans
244 State Street Tel. 4702
FOR SALE WOOD
A-l oak, 14-in. $4.50 deL TeL 4585.
AH kinds of wood. TeL 4412. .
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GUARANTEED DRT wood eoaJ
TeL 4000 Salens Fuel Co. Trad ft
Cottage
Ash, fir and oak. TeL 1442.
Phone ..Tracy's, 2924 for dry wood.
Old fir. fir knots, see. growth ash.
oak. Tel. IS7S.
LOST AND FOUND
LOST Amity bill fold, with driver's
license. Return Office, First Christian
church. P. Crow! URenn.
VTsmxa with parents
MACLEAY Aug. 17. Mrs,
Edith Wilson has had as- her
guests her daughter and son-in-
law, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Banta,
and daughter, carol, of Baker
City.
POLLY AND HER
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FOR SALE USED CARS
Our Used Cars and Trueks
We Have Priced Them Right
--CARS--
l-8tudebaker Dictator Sedaa '
1 -Willys-Knight SwUa Model 54
l-8tudebaker Commander 4-pase.
1-Lt Nash Coup
1 -Special Nash Roadster
1-Ford Panel DeliTery
TRUCKS
l-2 Ford with Warlord Trans.
l-2 Chev. -with semi-trailer
l-'ll Cher. L. W. B. with duals
l-'U Cv M. C lH-t ton.-14 body
1-2 ton Federal with logging banks
end trailer with booster brakes
working now en SMOd Daring Job. I
All must go this weak to make room
for- trades we ere getting la on new
u. h. u. trucks.
WOOD-WHEATON MOTOR CO. INC.
540 Chemeketa Street Salem, Or.
Quality Used , Cars
TRADED ON TERRAPLANES
20 HUDSON LIGHT 8 SEDAN 2425
in extra good condition.
20 BUICK STD. 4 COUPE $475
New pamt and A-I mechanically.
'29 HUDSON GREATER CPK. $221
Overhauled, new paint end tires.
rumnie seat and other extras.
'20 STUDB COMMAND. SEDAN $450
The light six model In extra good
connitloB.
22 DURA NT HPT RDSTR. 2271
Original finish good.' motor nerfect
'22 HUPMOBILE t R. S. CPE. 2225
Run les than 25,000, new paint and
urea, mecnanicany perfect
24 DODGE SCREEN DELIVERY f 95
uvuu onaiuon.
State Motors, Inc.
High at Chetnekata
STUDEBAKER a HUDSON
TERRA PLANE
MEMBER N. R. A.
Open Evenings and Sundays
..... 1 irLil.n .1 n
Borregofs Best Buys
I4T5 '10 Stud Commander Sedan
$445 '22 Chevrolet Coupe
$225 '28 Buick Brougham
225 25 Buick Snort COUD
$225 '2t Oakland Sedan
We have many others to pick from.
WILL TAKE HAT IN TRADE
240 No. Liberty TeL 2488.
1932-Dodge 8dan radio, trunk
neater. -wheel equip
ment car Just like new .2995.00
i3V-jDoage tie dan Eight new
rubber . 250.00
If 28-Dodge Sedan 128 real
buy 235.00
1927-Bulck Sedan, new
rubber 150.00
l31-studebaker Eight
Coupe
overhauled
495.00
235.00
1928 Studebaker Sedan
1928-Oldsmoblle Sedan six'
wheel
295.00
1928-Durant Coupe
1925-Palge Sedan
125.00
100.00
1821-Ford Tudor
25.00
1923-Maxwell Coupe
35.00
BONESTEELE SALES
SERVICE
INCORPORATED
(Tel.
4444 See the Big New Dodge)
QLO SCHOOLMftTES
IT.'
SCOTTS MILLS, Aug. 17. A-
bout 100 persona attended a pic
nic Sunday at the park of old res
idents and school-mates of this
vicinity. Harry White and Clyde
Phillips of Gervals were the old
est graduates present, graduating
from the eighth grade here In
1905.
The Heinz reunion wes held
Sunday under the fir trees at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Vulnle
Heinz. Basket dinner at noon fol
lowed by business meeting and
program.
Thirty friends helped Mr. and
Mrs. Raymond Kellis celebrate
their 10th wedding anniversary
Sunday at the home of her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Moberg.
1933 Wool Clip
In Oregon Over
Last Y ear 9Word
Preliminary reports on the Ore
gon wool clip for 1933 -tlmate
that 19.720.000 pounds were
shorn from 2,320.000 head ot
sheep. In 1932, the clip was 18,-
630,000 pounds from 2.300.000
sheep.
For. the entire country, the
United States department ot agri
culture estimates the 1933 shear
ing at 348,194,000 pounds, which
is about 'four million pounds more
than In 1932. This is one per cent
Increase and resulted from a two
per cent Increase in the average
weight per fleece, which was 7.75
pounds in 1932 and 7.90 pounds
this year.
Portable Cannery
At Jefferson Soon
For Aid of . Needy
JEFFERSON, Aug. 17. Those
who are planning to take advan
tage of the portable cannery for
home canning, which will be in
Jefferson August 28. and who have
not registered, - should do so at
I once. This portable cannery will be
located on the school grounds.
The elty will furnish the water for
for its operation, and the Marlon
county relief workers donated
money to pay for the wood.
All who have had assistance
from the Red Cross, are entitled
to use of cannery, but all must
register before August 28, at Ed-
I na B. Allen's home on Third street,
PALS
T
MS
BfflMCBE
Light Hen Market is in bad
Shape; Hogs Ease off;
top Lettuce Scarce
PORTLAND. Aug. 17 (APX
Cheese reached a new low point
dating the late, session ot the pro
dace exchange with triplets down'
le to lie lb., the lowest mark
ever reached, locally.
Storage stock of cheese "were
heavy and this was becoming
quite burdensome with more than
seasonable production continued.
Market for batter showed a
alow tone with no change suggest
ed In the day's price either on the
exchange or on. the open market:
There continued far greater than
normal seasonable make. . '
Most of the eggs being sold lo
eally at this time were out of
storage. Some that are talking of
great strength: In. fresh eggs were
unwilling to bny them, claiming
they were using their own short
held storage.
Market for light and medium
weLeht ' hens anoeared In bad
shape here as a result of the hot
weather which has greatly curtail
ed consumption locally. Lights
are down to 7c lb. baying price, a
new low record.
Late drops In the price of live
hogs in the stockyards caused
values on country killed stuff to
ease off a trifle. Veal was holding,
steady to strong at recent ad-,
vance. Lambs were well held.
Beef was dull but unchanged in
price.
Serious scarcity of peaches con
tinued here. It was impossible to
have orders tilled In northern
California and prices on the small
lots available have been advance.
Therefore higher prices were
shown here.
There was little really top
quality head lettuce available and
prices were firm to higher here.
Sales were being made up to $1
crate tor the best available.
Winter Oats Yield
75 Bushels, Dayton
DAYTON, Aug. 17 Winter oats
made a yield of 75 bushels an
acre; tall and spring wheat went
40 bushels an acre on the Neal
Stoutenburg farm,. In Unionvale
Tuesday when threshing was done
with John Squire's outfit,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned, by an order of the
County Court of Marlon County.
State of Oregon, duly made and
entered on the 9 th day of Aug
ust, 1933. was appointed admin
istratrix of the estate of WIL
LIAM S. LEVENS. and that she
ha duly qualified as such. All
persons having claims against said
estate are hereby notified to pre
sent the same, duly verified as re
quired by law, at the offices of
Keyes & Page, 306 U. S. Natl.
Bank Bldg., Salem, Oregon, in the
City of Salem, Marlon County,
Oregon, within six months from
the date of this notice, to-wlt Aug
ust 10th, 1933.
LEODA M. LEVENS,
Administratrix of the estate of
William 8. Levens, Deceased.
Attorneys for Administratrix
baiem, uregon. a-ii-is-z-s-i-b.
Radio
Program
TODAY, AUGUST IS
SOW PerUa-d 020 Ke.
7:00 U. a Maria band, NBC.
7:20 U. a Marine band NBC.
7:30 Orgas concert. NBC.
7:45 Bddie King.
8:00 Soloist, NBC.
8:15 Old Memory Box,NC.
8:20 rood eoaservstloa talk, NBC.
8:4- Soloist, NEC.
9 :1S Baekaroos, NBC
9:30 Cooking school.
10:00 Arioa Trio. NBC
10:80 Woman' Magazin of the Air.
una
11:45 Fire Cards. NBC.
12:15 Wester Farm sad -tome hoar,
. NBC
4S O. M. Flo-uner.
00 Manhattan Besek Brass band,
NBC.
8:00 The Sollickers, NBC.
8:20 Friendly Chat
4:00 Winston Petty. NBO.
445 Soathera Harmony Fenr, STBO.
5:00 Phil Harris, NBC
5:80 Oat of the East NBC.
8:45 8am Gordon, the Kibitzes.
S:00 Foirst Kighter. NEC.
8:80 The Arkansas Trarelers, ECO-CO.
7:00 Amos Andy. NBC
0:50 Terrs Gardens orchestra, NBC
10:15 Anson Weeks' orchestra, HBO.
It: 00 Sid Uppsssa's orchestra. NBC
11:80 Bel Tsbaria ereasstra, NBC.
.. ' . XOAC Corralll 50 Xe.
6:45 Farm market reports.
:00 Hosa enamla Observer. -
11:00 Better Health sad Loafer Life.
1 1 :80 Morning Matinee.
s:oo rim aoar.
2 :00 As To Like It Aethony Enwer.
9:iewT-e Homeauvkera' Half Hoar.
Brothers Under the Skin
Wheat Runs Wildly in
; 1 0-Cent Limits and -;
Closes up 2 to 3
CHICAGO,. Aug: 17 (AP)
Renewal of confidence of buyers
asserted itself In: giant fashion on
the Chicago board of .trade today,
and .Whirled aLW grains values sky
ward. In, excited dealings, wheat ran
wildly through almost the entire
10-cent range -of prices permitted
for a single day, and just before
trading ended reached an apex of
1H cenu tip from early bottom
figures.: Corn, oatr, rye and barley
advances went to the full extent
allowed under emergency rules.
and established: net gains of 2 to. f
cents a ousnei.
. . 1
Removal of all grain trade re
strictions except a 'maximum B
cent limit up or down trom the
previous day's -close appeared to
be the spark which set the grain
markets afire. Complete reversal
of aentinvent among traders de
veloped first. In the corn crowd.
but spread quickly to other
grains, wheat last of all.
There was no evidence of con
centrated buying of any cereal.
and rumors ot a huge pool having
been formed to purchase wheat
were explicitly denied.
Lively profit-taking near the
dose pulled wheat down from top
figures, and the market closed
unsettled . l-2 above yester
day's llnLsh, with corn strong 4
cents up, oats also at the maxi
mum, 3 cents advanced.
Today's closing quotations:
Wheat-SepL 89-90; Dec..
9ZT-93; May, 964-97.
Corn Sept., 49,: Dec. 51 H:
May, f9.
Oats Sept., 36: Dec., S3: 40
JMay. 44.
General Markets
PBODIICX EXCELUrOB
PORTLAND. Ore.. Anr. IT (A.P).
i-njaaee e-eeaage, net prices: Batter, ex
tras 19; standards 18; prime firsts 17;
firsts 14 ; efts, fresh extras 52; fresh
I meai mi su.
Portland Grain
PORTLAND. Ore.
Ang. 17 (AP).
High Low Close
Wheat Ooen
Sept . 70
Dec. 74
70 69 69
74 73 74
Cash wheat Mo. 1
Bis Bend hlnetem
77; dark bard winter 12 pet. 79; 11 pet
70; soft white, western white, hard win
ter, northern spring 67; western red
9.
rOats: No. 2 white 934.00.
orn: xo. E. Y, 823.00.
Millrua ataadard $18.50.
Portland Produce
PORTLAND. Ore.. Anr. 17 f AP).
Butter prints, extra. 21c; standards
ZOe;
Bntterfat Portland delivery: A rrsde.
18 lb.; farmer's doer delivery, 16 per
id.; awees cream, bo aigser.
Eggs Pacific Doaltrr Dr-dneera' eell.
tng priee: oversize, 24c; extras, 22a;
standards. 20c: mediants. 20e: millets.
see aoxea. staying price or wselesalera
ireaa extras. 19 gosea: saediama. 16
dosen; undergrade, lie dozen.
Uaeese 03 score Oreroa triolets.
axe; ioz, xze id. -irosers will pey
He below - quotations.
Milk contract Dries. 4 net Portland
ettvery, ?i.7U cwt; B grade cream.
87 lb.
Country meats selling Dries t re
tailers : Co entry killed bors. beet b-tch-
ers, aader 150 lbs. 7-8e; vealers, TO
to -00 loe.,.-Hc; spring lambs, 10-lle
lb.; yearnaga, -5s lb.; heavy owes, 3-50
lb. ; mediass cows, 5-6e lb.; caaaer cows,
s-Be lb.; boils. 4-5a lb.
Moaau -bay lax once: 1938 ells 15e
lb.
Ca scare berk baying price. 1933 PeeL
-e.
MoDa nominal. 1933. 40s I.
Lire poeltry Portland delivery: Bay.
tng prices: heavy Sens, colored, gtt
5 lbs. 12e; do 5 lbs op. ltc; ken
ever a 4 lbs- Be: under i it, 7;
rnrtag. 3 lbs. ap lie; broilers. l-3 lbs.
18c; colore springs. 4 lbs. ap. lie;
roasters, over 4 lba 14c; reoeters. Ce
lb.t decks. Pekia. broilers, 8-10e lb.
New onions Walla Walls. 11.75 cen
tal.
Onions selling priee to retailers:
Oregon. 81.35-1.35 cental.
Mew potatoes local white and rs.
81.60-1 75 eentaL
(J sa talon pee Yakima standarAs el-
1.10 crate : Dalles, si-l.iv crate.
Strawberries New Oregons. 92 crate.
Wool 1933 eUp. nonunal; Willamette
valla 7, 28-250 lb.; eastern Oregoa 10-21
lb.: soetnern Idaho. 10-zoe it).
Hay baying Price from producer : Al
falfa No. 1, aew crop. $17.00; clover No.
1, 814; Willamett vaUey timothy, sio:
eastern Oregoa timothy. 218; eata end
graia 914 ton.
Portland Livestock
PORTLAND. Ore.. Aog. 17 (AP)
Cattle: rta 20. ealves S. steady.
Steers, best 6.25-5.75; common sad
medium, S.2&-4.50 heifers, best 4.00-
4.35: mediam. l.l-.o: cows, nest.
8.00-8.25: eommoa and mediam, 1.75-
2.50; canners. 1.00-3.00; balls, beat 3-00-
1.25; mediam. 3.7 - calves, neat.
0.00-0.3. ; goo. S.oo-o.oo; ordinary,
Hon: receipts 187: 85 lower tor
light .batchers. Top light batchers 5.00-
B.50: heavy Botchers, ,7--a.vu; bows.
2.75-8.00; slaughter pigs, 4.00-4.60;
faedav ttira -.DO-4.B.
Base: none: aeure. sea. aasme nan
8.40: lembe. best 6.50-8.00 ; mediam.
4.50-5.00; yearling wethers, x.oo-s.oo;
ewe. 1.00-1.60. -
7:00 Sammer Mnilc
TrSft Wmrm hoar.
8:15 Philosopher f the Csosirosds.
Saleni Markets
Grade' B raw 4 mUk.
co-op pool price, f 14(0 per
hmxlrrd. -
Surplus S1.23.
(Iflik sated
eattarfss srtrag.
sari 1
taly
Distributor price St. TO
N Batterfat Top l-17c,
prints 20c, cube 22c. : J -
Trleeo psld U stsssw ky Baltai bsysrr
Airut IT
(Ta eriee MIm, pph4 ey s Iseal
groter, r tadiestlv 41 ta eaiir srkt
im are mo gn sratd by Tb- 8 I .
mOIT AJTO VISETaBUI
string bw. local, lb ., Mk
rxM
Osftbsre. ewt.
75 U IjOO
Oreea peppers.
local, lb.
- .05
. .02 U J03
1.00 to 1.25
. 65 te .
J.00 te 1.25
LIS
Peas, nxit, lb.
Oaioas. do. - baaekes
Pltoes, local '
Lettaee. loesf
- Pager bb4 . ,
Onwni, Cstif . cwt
Celery, doa,
Apples,' Grseeasteias
.75
Orsac. Valeaelas, fsaey S.00 t S.50
Place pack L75 U 2.25
Beets, local, do. , .10
Taraip. local, crate . JO
Carrot t. local. So. .iv
Spiasck, local, era to
jti to .se
Bananaa. lb. ea stock
.OS
Basds
-J5
Ose-atbera, kotaosse, box
7
.20
Local, oos.
Cantaloupes, crate ,
-90 to 1.25
8.00
1 nn
8. J 5
1.00
l.OO
J02
.60
75
" .05
.70
-1.S
2.2S
.08
' .03
icBooa
Lnaoa. freak .,
Arseadoa. crate
Sqnsao. Italiaa, crate
Seauner. crate
Wstoraietoaa. retail .
Tosaatoe. The Dalles
Blackberries
Peaches, local, lb.
Peaches, Calif- crate
Bsc Blast crate
Grapes, seedlee
Cora, local, doi. .
.Casabas, lb.
HOPS
Top. 1932.
lb.
.50
BOGS
Baying Prices
Extras
. .19
. .18
. .17
. J04
- .12
. -OS
, .or
.11
5.25
5.50
5.25
Standards
Mediums
POOXTBT
Old roosters .
Colored heas
Media i hens
Light heas
Leghorns
MEAT
Spring Iambs, eop
-iocs, top
First cuts
Second eotf
5.00
4.50
to .04
Pics
8teera ,
.OS
.01
.02
Cowa
Balls
to .02 4
to .03
Dresscl veal, top
-07 H
Dressed bogs :
.08
UA-B aIO UI
Wkeat, western red ...
.68
.68
-17.00
.23.00
White, No. I -
Barley, top, toa
Oats, ton
Hay. baytag pneee
Oata and vetch, toa " , ,
.13.00
.15.00
.13.00
Alfalfa, valley 1st cut ,
Clover hay
WOOL
Mediant
.25
.29
.20
.01
.08
Coarse
Mohair .
CAS C ABA BASX
Green. lb.
Dry. lb.
NOTICE OP FINAL ITEARIAG
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF
THE STATE OF OREGON.
FOR THE COUNTY OF MAR
ION.
IN THE MATTER OF THE ES
TATE OF EARNEST ARTHUR
C. SMITH. DECEASED.
NOTICE is hereby glren that
the final account of Leah Louise
Smith, Executrix of the Estate ot
Earnest Arthur C. Smith, de
ceased, has been filed in the
County Court of Marion County,
Oregon, and that the 21st day of
August. 1932. at the hour of ten
o'clock A. M. at the Court House
of said county, has been appoint
ed try said Court for hearing ox
objections to said . final account,
at which time any persons Inter
ested in said estate may appear
and. file objections thereto m
writing and contest the same.
LEAH LOUISE SMITH,
Execntlx.
KEYES ft PAGE.
Attorneys -for Executrix,
U. S. National Bank Bldg..
Salem, Oregon.
J. 21-28; A. 4-11-18
NOTICE OF APPOINT-fENT OF
KXECXTllIX
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned has been duly ap
pointed by the County Court of
the State of Oregon, for the Coun
ty of Marlon, as Executrix of the
last will and testament and estate
1 1 01 i-ii us xt nan, aeceaseu, auu
II tntt ,n a dnl an"" -oca
1 1 STnfrlT all iwruini bavins-
claims against the estate of said
decedent are hereby notified to
present the same, duly verified, to
me, at the office , of Ronald C.
Glover, my attorney, 205 Oregon
Building, Salem, Marlon County,
Oregon, within six. months from
'the dale of this notice. .
Dated at Salem, Oregon, this
18th day of August, 1932. .
ALICE B. CANNON,
Executrix of the last will and tes
tament and estate of Enos Pres-
nall deceased.
RONALD C. GLOVER,
Attorney for Executrix, "
. Salem, Oregon. A-l 8-2 S-S-l-8-15.
Wet Stocks Leaders in
Rally That Boosts
Prices 1 to 5 '
NEW YORK. Auc. 17 f APi
I Taking their cue from a spurt in
me gram and cotton markets,
stocks today kicked, up their heels
for a Jamboree which left nrlcea
1 to 6 or more oolnta higher.
Volume totaled 2.474.730
shares, and the Associated Press-
Standard statistics average for 901
selected- Issues advanced 4.5
points.
The so-called wet .stocks were
the leaders of the rally. National
Distillers, American Commercial;
Alcohol and U. S.. Industrial Al
cohol shot up from 0 te 9 points.
issues which registered advan
ces of 1 to f or more included Al
lied Chemical. American Can-
American Telephone. Santa Fe, J-
Lease, ceianese. Chile Conner.
I Chrysler, Johns Manville. General .
Motors, General Electric, Corn
Products, Montgomery Ward, New
York Central. Standard Oil ot
New "Jersey, Western Union. U. S.
Steel and U. S. Smelting.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice Is hereby given that by
an order of the County Court of
the State of Oregon for the
County of Marion duly - made.
rendered and entered of record tn
said court on the seventh day of
July, 1933, George Sucetlch was
duly appointed administrator of
the estate ot Donald Sncevich, de
ceased, and that George Sncevich
has duly Qualified as such execu
tor. All persons having claims
against Said . estate hereby are
required to present the same.
with proper .vouchers and due
verification to attorney tor said
administrator at 825 Falling
Bldg.. Portland. Oregon, within
six months trom the date of the
first' publication of thl notice.
Dated and first published this
twenty-first day of July. 1933.
UEORGE SUCEVICH.
Administrator of the estate ot
Donald Sncevich. deceased.
DAN J. KENNEY.
Attorney for Administrator.
J. 21-28; A. 4-11-18.
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE
Notice is hereby given, that the
undersigned was duly appointed
executor of the last will and es
tate of Charles F. Kllby, deceased.
by order or the County Court of
the State of Oregon for the Coun
ty of Marion, on the 9 th day ot
August, 1933, and that all per
sons having claims against said
estate are hereby requested to
present their respective, claims.
with proper vouchers, duly veri
fied, to the undersigned executor;
at 517 North Tront Street, Sa
lem, Marion County, Oregon,
within six months from the -date
of this notice.
Dated August 11th, 1933.
HOWARD NOLL.
Executor of the Last Will and Es
tate ot Charles F. Kllby, De
ceased. John Bayne
Attorney for Executor. A-l 1-18-.
26-8-1-8. m
NOTICE OF ITXAL
SETTLEMENT
Notice Is hereby given that the
undersigned has filed. La the Coun
ty Court -ef the State of Oregon,
for the County of Marion, hia
duly- verified final account, as the-
admlnistrator of . the estate of
Tina Edwards, deceased, and that
said Court has fixed Tuesday, the
19th day ot September. 1933, at
the hour of ten o'clock A. If. of
said day, as the time, and the
County Court Room in the Coanty
Court House at Salem, In Marion
County, Oregon, as the place for
hearing said final account and all
objections thereto.
Dated at Salem, Oregon, this .
18th day of August. 1931.-
ARTHUR EDWARDS,
Administrator of the Estate of
Tina Edwards, Deceased.
RONALD C. GLOVER.
Attorney for Administrator,
Salem, Oregon. A-18-25-S-1-8-16.
Stocks and Bonds
(Copyright. 1933. Staadsrd Statistics Ce.)
Angus It
-TOOK ATXSAGXB
Today 92.2 60.8 00.5 85.S
Prer. day 87 J 47.8 8S.S 81.0
Week ag 90.8 60.2 92.1 84.4
Year axe 68.8 S8.4 SO.S S0.7
8 years eg - .,181.2 119.0 213.8 104.0.
High 19S8 10t.l 68.0 118.7 90.
Low 1988 42.9 22.5 81.5 43.9
High 1932 72.2 89.S 111.0 73.9
Low 1933 25.1 11.3 6L8 85.0
BOBTD AVSXAOZS
78.1 81.0 83.S SO.t
Today
rrev. oay
Week ate
Tear age
TS.O '80.8 85.4 80.T
70.2 S1.8 8S.S 8t.3
66.8 S9.S 83.2 72.9
93.9 108.0 100.8 100.
77.1 - 84.9 88.5 88.5
8841 67.0 74.1 63.S
71.8 78.0 86.3 78.1
68.2 47.4' T0.9 hi
s years
High 1988
Lew 1988
High 1938
Lew 1932
By CLIFF! STERRETT