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Tha OREGON STATESflfAN, Galeae Ortzon, Wednesday tlarnlngAcgggt 23, 1933
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AUTOBSAEES
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oct or. 17 Bomfc Coiwatll Btf.
CATERING
Burt CraiT, th owe. Fh. t?t.
CHU1NEY SWEEP
St. B. MKJ
CIlinOPEACTOES
FLORISTS
CUT -ar ehJUj mimpmii
iMUtV noitoS. ill Cvurb 7L Wit
GLASS
jmlw ui window siM nUrror. X
INSURANCE
111 H. Um Tei. ml
LAUNDRIES
TIM WW HAXJCM LJkUNURX
SIS A tilCtt " ' ,1X
. CJLflTAl CITT LULUMOXT
LAWN MOWERS
MlMifViiyili rpairl and ' traded.
UAitttX W. ijCUiT. "The Cychi Mam.
MATTRESSES
Ifattrew from factor to bom.
Coiioa nuauvaa, bit lb. .U. Kenwat
ora aad luiuitiora, Kui cimuea. cay
llot tMrUUUitf Cvk - Iti. 4Vitf. 3VU ti.
CaitltwL
Maw matueaa mad - to order, old
rematlo ; cuimI cleaning. atatoa CluU
rua weavma. h leni aunt ttaa Mai
ire faviuiy, H. ilia Wuwur. XtO.
441. ouo . '6 wlcaer. ICet. 1 1 1.
MUSIC STORES
. GECX. & WLLXr-llaaoa, radio, aew
1ns tuaeluuea abeei iuusi aud iiauo
vuUi:i Mcpatriutt ratuua, pauuuaiapiia
actf avWlun uiMtflunna H biaut AUMk
baieia. - .
MEDICINE
Charlie 'Chan
CblnH aieuicme Co., lz Com'k
Bt. over bueiu Maruwam. n
ail klnda ol taerba tor male and te
luale oiaurdera, aldoey, biauuer, Btom
aco, very atckneaa, UaUMied batein
liaiienu wiU tesuiy. CooauxtaUoa Xrets.
liours -6. bua V-12.
.When Others Fail
' Nature lierb lor every 1U. H. 8.
Lew, noted Cuineae oeroailM. ' S ti.
Comtnercial ' street, baleu. Orcgoa.
etabUaned aioca ltli la Oaaiand,
Caul. Conauliatloa iree. xetcpuooe
iaS. Hours to C Sun. 1 to XI M.
' Uu Cbaa Lrfua Chin Medioaa Co.
tloura 'luaaday and riday, iv . a
p. in. 1 N. Cummerctal.
MUSIC INSTRUCTION
Kteel. KiaxL. Guitar. Mandolin. A be-
alnner-a ciub every tiaU Enjoy
able, educatiunal, reaulta P. MeUunKer,
Stateaman U J.ei. tio.
PAINT AND ROOFING
Balem talM Kooflnc 474 A'erry,
PRINTING
roa STATIONER r. carda, pampb-
tota, prosrama, booaa or any aiad ot
vriauuts. call Tba ma teaman Frlailn
. . . I'mn nu.rrHl '1
pbene Till.
REAL ESTATE
BKCKS A ttKNittUCiUV Tel.
ll a Uberty Kb " XatMtk
UOCOUJFSKX SON
S84-I rirat MatX tta. Htda. Tel TT,
STOVES
8TOVS aud atovo repalrlna. Stove
to aaie, ry; ana revatreu. mjm
' kinda ol woven, wlro fence, laacy and
plain, bop baaaata, booaa, loaan booaa.
Haiem aence and titov Worka, SS
Coetttekeia. Tel. H. aieauna.
SHOE REPAIRING
Low pricea. Good -ork. 0 8. Com'l.
TRANSFER
CAfTTAl C1TX Traaafer Co. U4
litat bb TM. nii. yiannwina iw
wardias and atoraae eur . apeclalty.
uet our raieaj.
FOR local or distant uaaatar atoraae,
call 111U Laimec Traaatet Co. Truoaa
to Portland dally.
TYPEWRITERS
TXPEWR1TERS Adding ilcb. aold,
rented, repaired, Underwood Areata.
Cooke a bftort, n court. Teu aaa.
WELL DRILLING
R. A. West. SO yeara experience.
RKD f. Box 101 B, Tel. IlOVi.
. COLLIE DOQ IS LOST -
LIBERTT, Aug. 22. Mr. and
Mrs. Curies Kranger, ma Kran
er, Rath Daris and Mr. aad
Mrs. R. C. Jory and ion Roger,
pent Saturday night and Sun
day In the mountains at Clear
Lake. . Returning home . Sunday
night. Joryi found their beanti-
tul collie -. dor had ' disappeared.
As he nerer wandered away from
horn it Is probable he may hare
been taken by someone.
Statesman
Classified Ads
v CaU 9101
Slaglor InacrUoa per Tlse.l4e
Threa inaerBons ysr '
. On ....We
Six taaartiona per Uaa..tr
O&a maatk per line.. Il.tf
MlaliBVSi cterg ...-tw
Ctrpy tear ttrta pair
eepud- ata t: th mrma
tag borerrw vahtleattett far
etaasiOcaUvw. C era J .
cetve after thte ttauv wBL
be ran vader lhe essd1as
Too Late ta TJIassxry.
The taleaman asstmea
a HaancaU reajaaarbttay
br aoroca which max
ear la, adrcrtiteaienta pan- I
uaatd a ICS cvraiBBna mua
la Man arber tlflB taMT Is
at fanlt will reaxlnt that J
pan ox as aaiwrrejiw-r-. i
wMA Ch upagraphlcal
laeaWkt
, r Kataaraaa
the right U reject oe- I
Oaaai aaveru&wg.
ther isesiiis the xtghi. to
classKy alL adrertiaiag ea-
er the propar rttaafrrrn
tie.
FOR SALE MlsctDneoi3
Old mimts lc a buaat Stateamaa
office.
mil & Fur Corner TeU 41M. ,
n...ridu a. hrtn boxea. bra.
t-&. Ura. WrlaM 4 ad. WaJlaoa rd.
Good tent, flt.00. Tflt XSU.
o-.-a. - - - wrm m and' WSOd
pnia v."." 1 v 1 -
SrST mOTtiia. Coit 1 10. 80. TeL .
GraTeaataia anplea 1414 N. Front.
yv.
totte'a. other varletlea In aeaaon. X
TowoaenA,
Cnr. atmleeu KOe bo. TOU Pick. Bring
boxes. 148T Maple Ave.
-.MwAit Mnnlnf iMafluia at
Grand Island orchard. Reasonable
price for tip peacbea that will not
BMP.
favorite Individual Biea Scat
grocery stores or 117 Chemeketa.
MISCELLANEOUS
Hair cut ZSc. Joe'a Barber Shop, 14
Sown cnurcn aireei.
Exp. hair cutting, SOS & Winter SL
We pick up dead, worthless horses,
cows, sheep. Tel 46.
Vin-.tso MONTH. Government
post-idepresaion Joba Men - women,
iLtft 8mIi Ouallfv now. SamDle
eoaohkig aad list Jobs FREE. Apply
today , sura, -3qx 1272T, care. Statea
man. - - " "
FOR RENT' ROOMS
Rooms. TeU 6478. 695 Conrt St
Nice sleep, rm. Walnut furn. 45S
Center. .
Rooms. TeL 8723. 725 Court
ROOM AND BOARD
Room, board, for men., TeL 4749.
Room, board, S4.E0 week. Also gar-
aae for rent TeL 79 IS.
FOR RENT APARTMENTS
Patton anartments. downtown dis
trict cooL clean, comfortable, private
ttath. Very reasonable. Call Pattoa'a
Book Store.
Apta 10 IIS. 197 N. ComL
3 room neativ furnished apt. private
bath. 445 Court Street
Furn. apta, 110-116. 191 S. Church.
FOR RENT 2 close in duplex un
furnished apta, 915.00. A. C. Bohra
atedt, No. 19. Ladd A- Bush Bank Bldg.
Verv nice aDartment reasonable.
1580 Center.
Nice furn. apt. 690 Union.
FOR RENT HOUSES
Furnished, unfurnished housea H. P.
Grant TeL B3S0. 1120 N. 18th St
Furn. and unfurn. housea R, A.
Forkner, 1410 N. Cottage. TeL SOIL
FOR RENT Good 7 room bouse.
All newly kalaomlned. Large walnut
tree a On bua line. Sea Mra, CadweU.
Stateaman office.
Housea Damon. (97 N. Com'L
New five room modern house and
garage, close In.
CAUU 7Z Of 3131
S room house, 207 Richmond Ave.
Mod. 4-rm. house. 1790 N. Water.
2 room furn. garage bouse, 2241
HaceL TeL 7444.
Modern T room house with oil burn
er, nice lawn and shade trees, 11
blocks of State House. Price 140 per
month. Not for sale.
CKTLDS ft MILLER. Realtors
S44 State St Phone 4701
Furn. house. Close In. Also dairy
and grain farm. 710 N. HlKh
FOR RENT -
FOR RENT Small farm. Must
have team. Write 1142 Oak, or TeL
WANTED TO RENT
Want to rent fully equipped farm on
shares, or will manage. Not interested
tn fruit Married man. Write Box 404,
Statesman.
WANTED Smalt, modern house
about Sept 1st 6 or 4 rooms will
take long-time lease. Might buy later.
Address Box 268, care Statesman.
FOR SALE Real Estate
Suburban borne, 1 acre of land, mod
ern five room house, excepting baaa
ment good land, nice location. Price
13800.00. Easy terma t. .
Strictly modern five room bouse,
close in, a choice home at 9JO00.
49 acre tract north of Salem, an In
cultivation, good deep solL good farm
house at only 96600. Will consider
some trade. .
- f room house, ta good location In Sa
lem, Will trade for house la small
town. If you nave anything to trade
teu us about it
J. PVULRICBOa
925 Btate Btreet
TaL 9471
FOR SALE Hal EtaU
atebtlr T-roam semi-modeni homa
basement, fireplace, beautiful grounda
129x1 JJ feet, large fruit, nut tree,
gran arbor, garden, sarage. Near Jun
ior blah and two arrammar schools,
nice view, pared street. Only $US0.
terms, uwner. 7s Knrai Arenuar TeL
Sale or trade,- 1 A. eo bur ban
rtome, fruit aad berries, clear, trade
for mora land. Owner, 615 Piedmont
St, West Salem. ' '
Build that new bouse . now on thtai
corner Www lot. Do your part. TH do
mine and. let yea bare tbia dandy lo
cation for the price of a common lot.
Owner at tOl Mission Sc. Salem. -
8TOP- PATINO RBtfT
' Two Good. Suy In. Homes
. $! down. $12 wer mo., erica SloOO.
Good S-R. plastered bouse, modern ex-
cepc basemeat and rurnace. Paved
street Aeo 17-dWa buya Rl piaav
wrea couae. xtaaeeaant. A..mignty good
boy for 11800. Also -R strictly mod
ern. Quiet location and a good boy for
It will pay you to see
J AS. D.. SEARS, 1 8. High Street
xiOMJE BARGAINS
Walnnt grove for sale cheap. ICnute
Anderson, Houte 1. Box tj.
r. BEAtmrot VXEW PROEEHTT
S lovely airy rooms ami nook all
on one floor. parch, across- east aide of
nonse arzorda view of cRr aad' mtau
full baaament. furnace, flreclace.- car
age, yard with wonderful, landacanlngi
possiDiiiues, neansaT c berry trees-i
ana aeversL outer fruit trees, larga
ramny garden. Property 120x190 ft.
rrcm only s45o wtth terma.
. SEE Mra xnUb wtth
CHILDS KHXER, Heal tors
X44 State St. Phone (70S
EXCHANGE Real Estate
F0R EXCHANGE--Attractive
auburbaa borne. Modern
slx-roora booaa, grada A dairy bam. i
acres. 114 mL ot. paved road. Want
city home. TeL TIFJ.
WIU, gtva good deal on gsod Fort
land home for tng arm near 8alam.
Addreae 1S1 N. K. H&laey St. Pert,
land.
FOR SALE FARMS
CHOICE FARM IN THE FAMOUS
WALDO HILLS
140 acres el ta cultivation except 19
acres of timber aad pasture, wall lo
cated on saved road, H ml. of school,
no house, good barn and granary.
Priced very low at 9TS00.
CHILD3 ft MILLER. Realtors
S44 State St Phone 4708
' 44 acres aad new modern bldga. On
kAKaHAKA - 4"ve. - a a
WANTED REAL ESTATE
Client with 92500 cash, wants 40 to
80 A. for 96.000. See me today. Client
reaay to buy.
H, C. SHIELDS
Oregon Bldg. Tel. 8902,
Business Opportunities
mesa woman who can aew. Reason for
selling, outside Interest Box 274
Statesman.
MONEY TO LOAN
PUKSONAX. LOANS
MADE on furniture, cars, salaries
or other rood security. Repayable
moouuy. wnea m unandaj need see
ua berere - closing a loan.
OENERAL INVESTMENT
CORPORATION
First National Bank Bldg. Pbece 158 S
PERSONAL INSTALLMENT LOANS
STATE LOAN COMPANY
212 Orecon BuildlnK. 2nd Floor
Office hrs. 10:00 A. M. to 4 :S0 P. M.
Telephone 2792. StaU licenae No.
8-145, .
Borrow oa personal property: repay
tn monthly metalline nta WILLAM
ETTE LOAN (XX, Stat tie, 8-149. tws
Guardian Bldg. TeL 3877.
MONET LOANED ON AUTOS
Contracts Refinanced
Arrange to reduce yout paymanta
Too keep the car
P. A. JEIKER
Cor. Liberty at aad Ferry
Pfemta 4733 Salem. Or
LIVESTOCK and POULTRY
- - 'i'i - -i 'i'i'i- -i-,"yyymr-uij-ij-Lrxnj
Veal Wanted Highest pricea paid.
Schaller Meat Supply, 190 8. 12th St
FOR SALE WOOD
All klnda ot wood. TeL 4419.
GUARANTEED CRT wood eoal
TeL 1009 Salem Fuel Co. Trade A
Cot lege.
Asb. Or aad oak. TeL 9949.
Phone Tracy's, 2999 for dry wood.
Old fir, fir knots, sec. growth ash.
oaa. TeL SB7J.
Box Ends
2.50 PER LOAD
: Just the thing for quick hot fire.
Salem Box Co. TeL 7122.
Box Wood
$2.50 per Load
Just the thing for
Quick Hot Fires
Salem Box Co.
Phone T122
LOST AND FOUND
LOST 9 months old light red Cock
er Spaniel. Reward. TeL 4304.
FOR SALE USED CARS
NASH S SEDAN. Second series 1932
model 1040. Six wire, wheels, good con
dition. 9250.00 cash or trade. BaL 30
mo. is montns. Fbone tsu
1930 Ford Std. Coma 3255. Box
37, statesman. -
POLLY AND HER PALS
WHS-RE'S Myccw-Boy
rW AT, UNKf I
GOTTA MILK
THE COW r
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KMCW
SILLY
SKIMMER, y 'PORE
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Interesting Facts
ti 1. i
In-lSIS maierlala need In- the
prodnctlen of fermented lienor
was: Malt, 2 Jtl.71$3ii4 pbonds;
rice. "1S7,750,177 poands; corn
and eorn producu. .(04.890,201
pounds; hops, 3J,g3t,2P4. pounds ;
sugar and syrups; ia,sga,42S
poundsr Other gxiasv-14$,SS7,70
paands; other materials, SaS80,
SX0.ounds.. -o-r s-: '
In 1932 the above figures
shrank to the following: Malt,
e,5.m ponnds; rice, t.ao
942 pounds; corn and corn pro-tocts,-..
.483,9 11 ; horpa, 1,84.
631; sugar and syrup, 22.112,
576; other material. t7$t 4T.
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.Hop picking la jnst: starting In
Oregon and as Salem la the tenter
of the hop-fields of Oregon It Is.
expected that local business will
show a reaction of thla Industry
bs It will j)rorld emplojrment for
many. There Is nearly lt.OOv
acres of hope In Marion and Polk,
eoontfes. .
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Hop pickers will do well to
read Friday'e Statesmen and use
It as their guide in buying foods
ana supplies. " ;
01: -
One of the v members of Dr.
Poundw Sunday scho&L class was
trylnx to find out how the doctor
behaved on the golf coarse so ha
asked the doctor's son If the doc
tor ever swore when he made a
bad shot. "No., but he can throw
his clnh . an mwfnlly long; way,
was the reply.
FOR SALE USED CARS
ssSeeysaaaavBaSSpai
Chevrolet GlvesrMore
McKATS USED CARS
1929 Whippet Sport Coup I1J5
1930-Oafcland Sedan - . US
1932 Cbev. DeLuxa Coupe 495
1031 Bulck -Sedan , 475
1933 Chev. Coach, non-s hatter
glass, only 2500 mL Can't be
told from new 950
TRUCKS
1927 Chev. $125
1927 Moreland - 185
1931 Cbev. . 4 4g
1931 Chev. Six wheel att 650
1929 Reo, S-ton," hydraulic dump 475
Fair Trades Liberal Terma
Open Evenings and Sandays
McKay Chevrolet Co.
333 Center Tel. 3189 47b N. ComT.
CHEVROLET GIVES MORE
WANTED USED CARS
WANTED USED CARS
Top price for your car. If you want
to sell see us. We need light closed
cars.
BORREGO-S CAR MARKET
240 No. Liberty Tel. 8688
NOTICE OPAPPOINTMKXT
OP EXECUTOR
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
that hy order of the County Court
of the State of Oregon, for Ma
rion County. James Ben Green
hag" been appointed executor of
me last win and estate .of San-
ford Green, deceased. All ner-
sons having claims against said
estate' are hereby notified to pre
sent tne same to said executor
at the office of. Geo. A. Rhoten.
511 United States National . Bank
Building, Salem, Oregon, within
six montns from the date of this
notice. ' ' ".
Dated at Salem. Oregon. Aug
ust 23, 1933. .
-JAMES BEN GREEN
Executor of the Estate
of Sanford Green. Deceased.
GEO. A. RHOTEN , .
511 U. S. Nat'L .Bank Bldr..
Salem. Or aeon.
Attorney for the Estate.
A. -2 3-20; 8-13-20.
NOTICE OP APPOINTMENT
OP EXECUTOR
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned has been, duly ap
pointed by the County Court of
tne state of Oregon, for the
County of Marion, as Executor of
the last will and testament and
estate of Mary J. Reust, deceased.
and that he has duly qualified as
such executor; all persons having
claims against the estate of said
decedent are hereby-notified to
present the same, duly verified.
to me, at my office, 203 Oregon
Building, Salem, Marion County,
Oregon within six months from
the date ot this notice.
Dated at Salem, Oregon, this
zsrd day of August, 1933.
RONALD C. GLOVER.
Executor of the last will and tes
tament and estate ot Mary J.
Reust, deceased. A23-30 85-13-20
NOTICE The state treasurer
will pay upon presentation at his
office all general fund warrants
endorsed "not paid for-want of
funds" between the dates ot July
5 and 15, 1933, both inclusive: In
terest on such warrants ceases on
this date. Dated August 22. 1933.
RufusC Holman, State Treasur
er, A-23
V5USOME8UDLT
SWIPED
ABOOT TrW J
LOOKIN'
llHTBElM
WILLIE Pl'SOOU
20 Cents Bushel dim About
September , 15, iflh
Cents More Later r
Whea benefit payments to
Marion county wheat growersun
der the agricnltaral adjustment
act, will be around 22 cents jmt
bashav and 20 cents of this
amount will be available around
-September 15, and the remainder
next spring after planting time.
H. A. - Lindgren, who Is - in
charge -of the Marion county pro
duction control campaign and has
established his office at the conrt-'
house, announces that plan are.
now being formulated to conduct
a - series of meetings throughout
the county to aeanaint fanners of
provisions of this plan. Mr. JJLnd
gren urges that every grower in
the county - cmiliaTlze- hisaeelf
with the plan thoroughly, e that
he eaa make an intelligent deci-
slen regarding- acceptance or r e-,
lection a it pertains to. his owns
xarm. Tlmond place of the com
munity meetings, will be announc
ed In the papers.
The local office is busy assem
bling a complete mailing list of
wheat growers in thia county, thla
to be used 1n announcing meet
ings and. farther explaining tho
provision of the control cam
paign. Mr. "Lindgren asks that
growers who- are intereeted ta
this plan send In their mrmee and
addresses to the wheat produc
tion control campaign, office, In
the courthouse.
Marion, county's total wheat
production -for the five year aver
age Is 1145,185 bushels. Of this
amount. 54 per cent Is what is
termed a the ounty allotment
on which the benefit paymanta
will be made; In other words,
Marlon county's allotment will be
332,721 bushels. The total bene
fit payment amounts to mere than
290,000 for the county.
IS HELD OF VALUE
Thoueh culling will not make
high producers of a low producing
flrvt of hens, the value of culling
has never been greater than at the
present time, according to a new
extension service bulletin. "Cull
ing for Production," written by
F. E. Fox at Oregon State college.
PnlUnsr on a. definite, recogniz
ed plan Is a means of weeding out
the low, unprofitable producers.
Tt will not take the place ot sound
management, good breeding, prop
er diraa&e control, suitable nons
ing, etc., says the bulletin. It Is
not a cure-all fer the evilsthat
hara rone before. In fact the de
gree of culllng' neceesary or the
percentage of culls may be an in
dication of faulty management.
in tha bulletin Professor Fox
discusses when to cull, points In
culling, and convenient practices
to follow in catching and exam-,
ining the birds. He says culling
reaiiv ahonbf start with "the Bar
ents -of the present flock." and
then adds that It Is more or less
of a continuous process with com
nlete flock examinations each May.
or Juno and -again In. August.
Thla Illustrated bulletin Is free
on request either from the college
or from any county agent's office.
SEVEN DAT HARVEST
BRUSH CREEK,. Aug. 22.
Threshing la well under way In
this district and farmers are re
porting comparatively good crops.
Threshing on Paradise Alley con
tinued straight through. Sunday.
Thla was done, threshers report,
because .grain -ripened so lata .this
year that harvest Is considerably
behind the usual schedule In time.
IN THE ' COUNTY COURT OP
THE STATE OP OREGON
COUNTY OP MARION
LN THE MATTER OF THE ES-)
TATE OF OLIVER ELAM)
BOND, Deceased. )
No. 81S4
NOTICE OP FINAL ACCOUNT
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned, as administratrix of
the estate ot Olirer Elam Bond,
deceased, has filed her final ac
count in the Couniy Court ot tho
State of Oregon for Marlon Coun
ty, and that Tuesday, the 5th day
of September, 1933, at the hour
of 10:00 o'clock In the forenoon
of said day, and the court room of
said court baa 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. 19.33;
HATTIE MAY BOND,
Administratrix.
MILTON R. KLEPPER and
ROBERT'W. GILLET, Attorneys.
A-2-9-16-22-30.
Broncho
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CULLING HETJ FLOCK
; I l . J I ( 5HAX55-5 OF EUJrALO ' I
I -1 T2?fS?rSlA I mr tm v et t X . .. rt.j! -Hv..-r-i.i4i r . rc. I
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R YE ADVANCE
EGG TRADEJ
Top limit hit by rye,
Carrying December
Wheat to 97c
CHICAGO, Aug. 22. (AP)'
A sharp advance in rye gave
wheat a firmer tone late today
and turned' prices higher.
Buying by' millers and eleva
tors, chiefly removal ot hedges,
sound rye vulnerable, and the
price quickly shot up five cents
a irasizei, may gotngrMo 92
cents, tha maximum advanrw mr.
mltted in one day. This also ear
ned wheat up, the December de
livery touching 97 cents before
profit taking wiped out almost
1 cents of the gain. Corn Jailed
to -follow and was easy at th
close.
Wheat fialshed firmer. to
14- cents- higher than yester
day's close and somewhat under
tbo day's peak, corn easy, to
lower, oats to higher.
Todays closing quotations:
Wheat September 88S-;
December 914-; May 95K-fc.
Corn September 52; De
cember 57-57 1-8; May 42.
Oats September 37 De
cember. 40 ; May 43 1-8.
General Waiiets
zxoDtrtm xzcsAvax
a. mw yrrrw : Duier,
firsts 17. Iggs, tresh extras S3; fresh
sMeJewa 20.
Portland Gram
PORTLAND. Aar. 22 f API
Wheat Opea High Lew Close
Sept TO 71 70 71
Dec. . 75 70 75 70
Cash wheat No. 1 : Bif Bead blaeatosi
7; dark hard wiater IS pet 81. 11 pet
73 ; seft while, western wafts, hard
winter, aorta ern sdtIhx 09: raton nd
07. -
Oats: Ne. 2 white S4.00.
Cera: Ne. 3 E. y el hew 25.50.
Millraa standard J. i.60.
Portland Produce
POBTLASD. Ore- Aec. 22 (AP)
Batter prints, extras, 21c; standards
20e.
Batterfst Portland deCrerr: A arade
18s lb. Farmer's doer delirerr. 16o ear
lbn sweet creaa, 5e higher.
t-ffi raeltie Poultry Producers' sell
ing pries: OveriUa, 24c; extras, 22c;
sUndsrds, SOe; mediums, 20c; pallets,
lfc loien. Bayinx price bv wholesslert:
fresh extras, 19e doiea; ntediumt, lSe
dosea; andercrade, lie dosea.
caeeis va score ureceo triplets, lie;
loaf. 12c lb.: brokers will psr below
e,aotatioas.
Milk uoatraet price, pet., Portland
delivery. 9L70 wt: B xrsle aream.
87He lb.
Country Meats Selling price te retail
ers: Country killed hoes, best backers,
under 150 lbs, 7K.8e; Teslen, 70 te
100. OW-lOc: spring Umbs. 10-1 Is lb.;
yesrliags, 4-Se lb.; heavy ewes, 2-3e lb.;
medium eews, S-Oe lb.; caaaer cows, S-Se
lb.; ball, 4tt-Se lb.
Mohair Bnyinc pries 1939 slip. 25e
lb. ... .
Casesra -bark Bavins- price. 1933
peel. Sfce. .
Heps nominal, 138, o-43e l.
Live ponltry Portland delivery: Buy
ing pries; Heavy heats, eelered, S-Sa
lb., lie; do bfk lbs. p, 12c ; bens, ever
8 lbs. Set aader Stt lbs, Te; springs,
inau. lie: broilers, lti-2 lbs. lSe:
colored sprints, 4 lbs. op, 14e; colored
roasters, under s lbs, ise; roosters, ae
lb.: daeka, Pekias. broilers, 8-10c lb.
Oaioas -Selliaa price te retailers! Ore
gon, 9LSS eeatai.
Kew ealeas Wslla WsHa. SL40 LS0
ceateL
Kew potatoes Local white and ' red.
41.80 enUL
Caataleupes Dillsrd stsadard, 91.89;
Tskima staadarda, 75-85e erate; Ialle,
Sae-fl erate.
Wool 193S clip, aemiaal; WUlsmette
valley. 2S-S5a lb.; eastern Oregon, 14-31c
lb.; soot A era Idshe, 18-SOe lb.
HayBuying price from vodneer: Al
falfa, No. 1. aew crop, SIT; clover, Ne.
1. 81r Willamette' vaUev -timothy. 915:
asters Oregoa timothy, SIS? oats aad
gram fi ton. , - -
Portland Livestock
FOBTLaTTD Ore, Aug." 22 (AP)
Csttla, reeeipta 4: ealves aoaa, steady.
Steers, belt, 4.35-5.7 ; eemosea and
medinm, S.3 5-4.60; ' hetf era, best, S0
AJ5 mediam, S.25-S.50 1 . eews, bst.
3 .00-8.95; common- and sadism, L75
1.50: censers. 1.00-2.00: bulls, best
8.00-3.60; mediam. 2.75-3.00; ealves.
best, 0.00 6.50; food, 5jOO-5.50; ordin
ary, 4.00-4.5O.
Hiwi ntahtta 15 steadT.
Top Ught butchers. 6.60-4.00; keevy
bnuaers, j-a.w; -sews, - a.so-av;
slaoghsar pigs, 4.25-4.75; feeder pigs.
a.za-4.7.
Shaea. raeelsta 1947: Steady.
Xastera Oregoa lamb, ' 8.85; iambs,
best S.OO-4.3S ;' medium. s.7S-6.t5 feed
er lambs, 4.00-5.00; yearling wethers,
3.00-8.00: ewes.' 140-1.50.
Airlie Hop Picking
Will Start Sept 4
AIRLIE. Aug. 22. Tho hop
men of this district are preparing
tor the picking ot their crops,
which will begin September 4.
Fred Frokef la reporting an extra
good crop and Is building a sew
hop house. " - ;
Several Airllo folks spent Sun
day at tho Newpprt . beaches, a
mong them being Mr. -and Mrs.
Sam .Hastings, Mr. and Mra.
Frank Cooper and Mr .and Mrs.
George Plonb and Elmer Tandy
and his mother.
Bnster
Salem" IJarliels
- Grade B raw sailk.
co-op pool r!oe,. ftJJO -per
Sarplaa SI .S3.
taaiX -based ea seal aostabr
auitevraa
lHa4ribwr fM-tca S1.T0
Xttftertat Top 18-1 7c,
prints aOc, cubes 22c.
Pricea said te rr galas bayete
iintt 21
(The prices VMia. evrr&e ay -a lame
aew eaaisari ar ixaait
bat are as waaraataed as Te Osm
ratrax ajavvaozraaxas
String beawa. heal, lb, . XI H
vavftege, cwt. .75 te I.DO
Oseea esmeva. loeal. lb. - .05
reaa. coast, lb. J02 te JO
Oaiaes. sea. boaeaea .15
Fatateea,-local 1.00 to 1.25
Utvawe. Jaeal .85 -ta A5 "
raget 8ead l.OO tv 1.35
iiea. Calif., iwt. a5
Caiery. di
Appke. rarenaieins
.75
Orsaces. Valeaciss, fancy 8.00 te 8 .SO
naee wacx 1.7a te us
Beets. leeaL ea SO
Tarsias, laeal crate .10
Carrots, local, das. -10
aptaaca. local, sste-
lb. eatmi
Haada
Oram here, betbease. box
Level, aea.
CaasaleapeSi Craad Ils
8.00
las
freak
JLOO
Avaeadoa. nats
Italia a, aaata
.1.00
erate
.1X0
. .TS
.05
Tossstees, 'The Dalles-
Blskberriea
Peaebes. CaliL, erate
E Plant, erate .
. .70
.1-S5
Otapss. seedlee .
Cera, leeei. des.
-.S5
- .08
- .08
Casabss. lb.
Hors,
Top, 1922. IK
J50
JCOG
Prlecs
Extras
4
as
ax
J3
je
A7
.11
Suadsrds
Kedinms .
rOCTLTBT
Old roosters
Colored aeaa
Medium aeaa
Uf-ht bene -Leghorns
afSAT
Spring Iambi, eop
3.25
5.50
5.25
6.00
4.50
uors. top
First cuts
Second cuts
Plfs
Steers .03 te .04
Cows , .01 to .02
Balls .02 to .03
Drossel vest, top , , .07 tt
Dressed bore .07
QSA AND bat
Wheat, western red , . .85
White. No. 1 . .05
Barley, top, toa te on
Oats, ton "Q
Hay. but ins priei
Oats and vetch, toa
Alfalfa, valley lit cat
.18.00
.15.00
.18.00
Clover hsy
WOOL
Medium
Coarse
Mohair
.25
.28
.20
.01
.OS
CAS C ABA BASK
Green, fb.
Dry. lb.
Stocks and Bonds
STOCK AVEXAOZS
Tedsy
94.2 61.0
88.9
88.7
85.4
83.2
68.5
irev. day
Weew age
Tear ago
8 yearsre
. 02.4 60.7
. 89.4 40.8
61.8 . 88.0
-162.7 117.2
.102.1 68.0
43.8 23.5
72.8 89.8
. ss.i is.s
88.9
80.4
0S.7
518.8
113.7
61.S
111.0
51.S
165.1
96.0
48.0
78.0
85.0
High 1983
Lew ivs
High 1982
Lew 1932
BO-TD AVZSAOSS
; 75.S 81.2 85.1
Tedsy -
80.T
60.8
80.8
rrev. day
Week ago
Tear age
8 years age .
High 1938
Lew 1983
High 1983
Lew 1933
.75.9
.78.0
-68.S
81.8
81.1
76.1
65.8
85.S
65.4
ro.6
.93.9 108.5
.77.1 84.9
100.8 101.1
88.5 88.5
.56.8
71.S
-58.2
67.0
78.0
47.4
74.1
88.2
70.0
S3.S
7S.1
57.5
Poisons Four
Mark B. Shank, Akron, Ohio, attor
ney, who Is held at Hot Springs,
Arkansas, as tha confessed poison
murderer of Mr. and Mrs. Al via
Colley and their two young; sons,
Clyde and Clarence. According to
police Shank said he committed the
crime to silence Colley, who might
have implicated him in tha theft ol
evidence in aa Ohio forgery ease
ta u ju
k AS
.. ..- .75
.so
4uw, ....
Huge Tomato Supply
Weakening Factor;
Peaches Strong .
PORTLAND, Ore.. Ang. 22
(AP). Trading In the egg market
continued to reflect an erratic
tone today, aside from the strict
ly fresh staff; which was in -moderate
offering.. Some of the firms
selling nothing but storage.
Generally steady tone showed
for lire chickens with decTeaahv g
supplies of light and medium
weights and continued slow sea In
arrivals of. small broilers. There
was no champs In price for- the
day. - - 1
Market for country killed meals
was- again without general quot
able change. Lambs were tn very
good call but at no change in
price. Veal continued at . lull
prlto for quality ar did hogsr -
General -tone of nutter remain
ed depre-sed. though low score
slightly higher.
Market tor. tomatoes continued
to reflect weakness with husra
supplies offering from Yakima,
The Dalles, ha well as Increasing
home grown. Pricea were aa low
as 25c box for good stuff with a
general top of 25e.
Well maintained prices contin
ued in the market for potatoes.
Local stock is taking-the bulk of
the demand because of the lower
price, as compared with other
northwest offerings.
Peach trade continued to show
strength with Elbertas chiefly 75
85c and J. H. Hales 85-900.
Northern lettuce - firm up to
11.10 crate.
Pickling cucumber movement
was better with price steady.
Irregular Early,
Stocks go Into
Brisk Rally Late
NEW YORK. Ang. 22 (AP)
After esrly Irregularity,, stocks
swung Into a fairly brisk rally late
today and net gains of 1 to 2
points were numerous at the close:
Transactions totaled 1,963,515
shares.
General Motors was an active
favorite and up 2 points net.
Chrysler, also in demand. Jumped
2U. DuPont gained nearly 4, Au
burn 2 and Nash about 14. U. S.
Steel, American Telephone, Cel
anese. National Biscuit, Pennsyl
vania, New York Central, Balti
more & Ohio. Delaware & Hud
son, Santa Fe Union Pacific.
Great Northern, Case, Interna
tional Telephone, Wilson prefer
red, and Erie Improved 1 to more
than 2. Armour of Illinois pre
ferred Jumped almost 5 points.
Radio
Program
Wedaesdsv, August 25
SOW rarUaad 020' Kb.
7:00 Orgma eoacert, KBC.
7:20 Orgaa concert, KBC.
7:45 Eddie King.
8:05 Soloist, KBC.
8:15 Old Memory Box, KBC
8:30 Merrie Men, KEC.
0:15 Beckaroes, KBC.
0:80 Cooking school.
10:00 Sarah Kreindler, KBC.
10:15 Books for Children, KBC.
10:30 Wemsa'a Msgssiaa ad the Air,
KBC.
8:00 Jack sad Loretta Clemeas, KBC
8:90 Friendly Chat.
4:30 Life and Songs ef Stephen voe
ter.
6:00 ttoUman Baad. KBC.
5:80 Myron Kieeley. KBC.
7:00 Amos 'a' Aady, KBC.
8:20 CotUa club orchestra. KBC.
8:80 Club Kaleiiaacope.
8:35 dgowater Beach hotel orchestra.
9:30 Frsacea Ingram.
9:45 Wslti Time,- NBO.
10:15 Anson ! Weeks' orchestra, KBC ,
10:80 Old Portland Landmarks.
10:85 Anson Weeks' orchestra, KBC
11:00 Sid Lippmaa'a etchestra. KBC
' XOrjl PorUaad 960 Xs. "
g:30 a. a. KOIH'8 Sleek. -
8:00 Yiaeeat Travers' erchestra, CBS.
8:80 Ooaeert Miaiatarea, CBS.
10:10 Kay White's Travels.
11:45 Lais BaaseU'a erchestra.
13:80 Daaiag by the Sea, CBS.
1: SO Between the Beekends, CBS.
9:00 Temiatae faacies, DLB8.
4:45 TUe Oaiaar, tenor. CBS.
6:80 Hawaiian Melodies.
6:00 Waring' a Penasylraaisna
e 6: SO Howard Mare a, tenon CBS.
S :45 Columbia Symphony erchestra,
- CBS.
T:45 Franeesce del Campo, tenor,
DLBS. -
:00 On Arahelm'a erchestra, DLBS.
11 :80 MeElroy'a Greater Oregoniaas.
KOAO Oervattis 550 Xe. -7:00
Morning Meditstieaa.
8:00 Meraiag Concert.
8:00 Home Keoaomiea Observer.
10:80 The Psrads ef Melodies,
19:00 Keen Fam Hoar.
2:00 Aa Tom Like It with Aatheay
Xawer. . -r
2:90 The Homemakara' half hear.
. 6:45 Oeaevieva Baum-Oassins, erraa
1st, - -7:15
Stariee That Sdeee Telle "II
. America Hsd Kot Beea Diseev-
7:30 Perm Hear.
9:00 Dc K. U Potter " The Arricab
sural Codes aad Marketing Agree
' meats." .
8 : 1 5 Phi loeepher mt tha CraatroaJs.
By CUFF STERRETT
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