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Business
Directory
Cards In this directory nra m
monthly bsi' osOy.
8L89 por Horn pr moU
;,AUTO BRAKES
Mika Paa, the brake aad ohlmmj
doctot. X3 tiouU Comnsorclai rt
BRUSHES
Fuller Brush Man, 1483 D street.
CATERING
Burt Oary. the caterer. Ph. STtl
CHIMNEY SWEEP
Telephone 448. R E. Nort ne-a,
CU1R0PRACT0RS
PR. Ok L SCOTT, PSC, Cbiropractor.
2& N. Hl TsL Res. 6873.
FLORISTS
CUT dowers, wedlas bouquets - tun
eral wreat-a, Oecorau-na. C F. Brett
baupt. Zlariat. ill Court. Tot 6
AX Unas of floral work. Vat Iflor
lst. Ittb lret. ToL 9S93.
GLASS
Auto and wludow gJass rulrrors. ToL
Hut, Walter J. Downs, W Breys.
INSURANCE
RCK5 tNUCK3
189 N. ana Tot 4841
COFFEI-S-UTH, een. too. Tel. 8633.
LAUNDRIES
THJC MUW LAONORX
-TfcUfi VVKiUiOt LAUMDUX
til 8. UH Tel. 12&
CAPITAL. C1TX LAUNDRI
First ui QuaUijf ami Service
Telephone Slbo HS4 Uro-Uwag
LAWN MOWERS
harDened. reitrel and traded.
I1AKK W. SCO IT. "The Cycle M-a
MATTRESSES
Mattresses from factory to home.
Cotton mattress. 60 lb. Kenovat
ois and tuuiiaiois. iiux cleaned. Cap
iiot BeddinK Co. XL WJ. att XX.
Capitot
New ttaureas made to order, old
reiuado i cai'pt cleauum. sisitMt . f lull
ru wuavUia. baleut DluU Uas Mai-Uc-s
Factuiy. ti. 13lb WUbur. ToL
ktll. Otio i&wlcker. kiac mil.
MUSIC STORES
GEO. C WLUL Pianos, radios, sew
lug ntactunes. snacl luuitio and piano
aiudwa. UepairluK raaios, pbouwarapns
ai-i sewluk inmM"!"" 442 biaui tUU
riaiein. '
MEDICINE
Charlie Chan
CblneM Alcoiune Co.. 122 N. Com'L
fcL over CxUbui liardwaie. ne nave
U kinds of herbs tor-male and fe
lualo disorders, kidney, bladder, stom
acn. every sickness, batistied balein
pattonu wiU testUy. Consultation free.
Xioura K-8. bun -12.
When Others Fail
Nature's bubs tor every UL IL S.
Ijv, noted Ciunerft berbalisu 43 S.
Couunorclal btrset. balem, Orefoa.
tstabUsbed since 1813 in Oakland.
Caiif. Consul lauoa free. Telepbone
I7t. Hours H to . Sua. It to H M.
jjg, cbaa I Camese Medicine Co.
Hours Tuesday and Friday, 10 ;30 ut
to 4:30 p. in. 14 N. CommerciaL
Ml)SIC INSTRUCTION
Steel, bpan, Cuitar, Mandolin. A be
ginner's citib every bat. 3 :30. injoy
aoie, educational, results. P. Meisinger,
t Statesman bU 'ieL 7186.
PAINT AND ROOFING
Salem Paint Koofuis. 474 Ferry.
PRINTING
FOa STATiONiatr, cards, pampb
lets, prog raws, books or any kind ot
printing, caii Too tetatesmao Printlna
Ieparuuent. 216 & Cunuuerciai. Telo
pUouo 0101.
REAL ESTATE
UECKB Utu.N L RICKS, TeL 447.
W. U. UKABENaUKST Ctt
lit & Uberty bU TeL 4I-
bOCOlJOFSKX SON
104-1 First Nat l. UH. bldg. TeL T107.
STOVES
STOVES and stove repairing. Stoves
for sale, rel ud repaired. Ail
kinds ot woven win fence, fancy and
piau, bop baskets, books, logaa nooks,
baiem Fence and blove Works, 343
Cbenteketa. TeL 4774. K. B. Ftemtng.
SHOE REPAIRING
Low prices. Uood -'ork. 880 & Com'l
TRANSFER
- . hit- T I'lTT Tnufu Cn 22S
BUite fit TeL 11781 Distributing, for
warding and storage ear specialty.
Out our "rates.. ' : " 1
FOB local or distant transfer storage,
call 8131, Lanner Transfer Ce. Trucks
to Portland dally.
TYPEWRITERS
TYPEWRITERS Adding Men. sold,
rented, repaired. Underwood Agenta
Cooke Snort 519 Court TeL 5584.
WELL DRILLING
R A, West, 80 years experience,
BFD 7, Box 808 K. TeL 110F5.
ItETURNOa TO SCHOOL
BETHEL Aug. 24. Mrs. P. A.
Kln$j has as her house guest her
later Miss Rosa O. Webber. Miss
Webber will leave Salem shortly
to resume her work la Vancou
ver, Washington, where she
(teachea typewriting and physical
education in the high school.
Statesman
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In cases where till paper Is
st fault will reprint that
part ot an advertisement In
whteb the typographical
'mistake occmrs.
The Statesman reserves
. the right to reject ohjee
tlonal advertising. It far
ther reserves the right to
classify all advertising n
der the proper classification.
SITUATIONS WANTED
WANTED Work by exp. house
keeper with small child. Bet. 1223 S.
12th St
WANTED Brick. tUo or fireplace
work. TeL S449. 144 N. Front St.
"u"LruuL trir uyiii,ir ir s
Refined girl needs work, clerking,
some typing- Tel. 4388.
FOR SALE Miscellaneous
Old papers 10c a bundle. Statesman
office.
Saw gumming; and sharpening
mile E. Four Corners. TeL 4280.
Gravensteins. 50e. bring boxes, lira.
2-5, Mrs. Wright 4 ml Wallace rd.
Spark combination gas and wood
range $45.00 cash or trade. Used only
three months. Coat 90.00. TeL 6363.
Gravensteln apples 2494 N. Front.
Canning peaches, Crawfords, Char
lotte's, other varieties in season. I
Townsend.
Good Crawford canning peaches at
Grand Island orchard. Reasonable
price for- ripe peaches that will not
ship.
Salem's favorite Individual pies Scat
grocery stores or 1197 Chemeketa.
Canning peaches. Slappies now on.
Orchard prices. Puritan Cider Works,
West Salem.
Pears. 2515 N. Front
For sale, loose oat straw, $1 per ton.
168 S. Liberty St.
WANTED Miscellaneous
Want furniture. 855 Marlon. TeL
R7.
MISCELLANEOUS
Hair cut 25c, Joe's Barber Shop, 154
South Church street
Exp. hair cutting, 803 & Winter St
We pick up dead, worthless horses,
cows, sheep. Tel. 4860. -
FOR RENT ROOMS
Rooms. TeL SC78. 695 Court St
Nice sleep, rm. Walnut furn. C58
Center.
Rooms. TeL 3723. 725 Court
ROOM AND BOARD
Room, board, for men. TeL $789.
Room, board, $4.50 week. Also gar.
age for rent TeL 7313.
FOR RENT APARTMENTS
Patton apartments, downtown dis
trict cooL clean, comfortable, private
bath-Very reasonable. Call Pattoa'a
book store.
Apt a $10 $12. 897 N. Coral.
3 room neatly furnished apt, private
bath. 545 Court Street
Furn. apts., $10-$15. 191 S. Church.
Very nice apartment reasonable.
1580 Center.
Nice furn. apt 590 Union.
FOR RENT HOUSES
Furnished, unfurnished houses. H. P,
Grant TeL 8330. 1120 N. 18th St
Furn. and unfura. houses. R. A.
Forkner. 1810 N. Cottage. TeL 1031.
FOR RENT Good 7 room house.
All newly kalsomined. Barge walnut
trees. On bus line. See Mrs. CadweU,
Statesman office.
Houses. Damon. 897 N. Com'L
New five room modem house and
garage, close in.
CALL 7529 or 8131
S room bouse, 207 Richmond Ave.
Mod. 6-rm. house. 17S0 N. Water.
MAMa4SW
2 room' furn. garage house. 2281
Hazel. TeL 7664.
Modern 7 room house with oil burn
er, nice lawn and bade trees, .11
blocks of State House. Price $40 per
month. Not for sale.'
CHILDS at MILLER, Realtors
344 State St Phone 8708
Modern house, 960 N. ltth St
S room furnished house. Inquire 780
N. Cottage.
Modern Home close In. Furnished or
unfurnished. 475 North CommerciaL
WANTED TO RENT
Want to rent fully equipped farm on
shares, or wUl manage. Not Interested
In fruit Married man. Write Box 404,
Statesman. '
WANTED TO RENT
WANTED- Small, modern house
about Sept 1st, 8 or rooms will
take long-time lease. Might buy later.
Address Box 282, care Statesman. '
FOR SALE Real Estatt)
A sightly 7-room semi-modern home,
basement fireplace, beautiful grounds
120x138 feet large fruit "nut trees,
grape arbor, garden, garage. Near Jun
ior high and two grammar schools,
. j . . ,.,,
mcv view, wvru unci,
terms. Owner, 761 Rural Avenue. Tel
8854.
FOR SALE Real Estate
Walnut grov tor nil cheap, Kmtte
AadortOB, Route J, Box Z3&
BEAUTIFUL. VIEW PROPERTY
lovely airy rooms and nook an
on one floor, porch serosa east aide of
house affords view ot city and rats.,
full basement, furnace, fireplace, gar
age, yard With wonderful landscaping
possibilities, bearing cherry trees
and several other fruit trees, large
family garden. Property 120x190 ft
Price only 450 with terras.
SEE Mrs. Ellis with
CHILDS MILLER, Realtors
344 State St. Phone 1708
SO a, oa paved road, good soli, fair
farm bids., good family orchard, all
cleared, stocked and equipped, 13500.
8700 down.
110 a., 14 miles from Salem, dark
rich soil, good farm bldga., fenced, fine
gram and clover land, $60 per a.
240 a.. 30 ml frnm Sitm o..l
with woven wire, family orchard, fair
lann oiuk., duvo coroa or wood, 60
a. in cultivation. $25 per a.
S a. 2 mt east of Salem, small boose,
other bldga. ; fruit, good soil, well,
$1575.
MKLTTN JOHNSON. 278 State St
EXCHANGE Real Estate
Attractive suburban home. Modern
six-room hmiiut- mil. A Jki r
acres. 14 ml. out paved road. Want
city noma, tcl tj 3.
TRADTTS
Good modern dairy ranch, large.
Concrete building, good location, with
two store rooms and S apts. upstairs.
Choice business block. 6-A. tracts.'
larflre rflnrhp. anil ltv timn.i4. iM -
- r vf- j uju
close around Salem. What have you 7
oiner property, good first mort
gages or any .good paper. SEE
JAa D. SEARS, REALTOR
132 South High Street
FOR SALE FARMS
CHOICE FARM IN THE FAMOUS
WALDO HILLS
140 acres ?l in cultivation except 10
acres of timber and pasture, well lo
cated on paved road, ml. of school,
no house, good barn and granary.
Priced very low at 87500.
CHILDS A MILLER, Realtors
844 State St Phone 8788
i i i rmrinfi.jifin r
8 acres and new modern bldn. On
nuTcment - Cheap. 710 N. High.
ACREAGE
108 A.. 17 ml nf fia lam e mtA v
terms like Federal Loan. If you are
Interested In a real farm at rock bot
tom prices, See us.
II. a SHIELDS
Oregon Rldy. Tel. 8902
RESORT PROPERTY
For Sale
Top of the Hill Barbecue. 2 miles
south of Canby. Doing good business
Canby.
Business Opportunities
Paylnsr business for aal for Tin
Iness woman who can sew. Reason for
selling, outside Interest Box 278,
Statesman.
MONEY TO LOAN
PERSONAL LOANS
MADE) an furnitnra. nra
or other rood security. Repayable
monthly. When In financial need see
us oerore Closing a loan.
USHERAL. INVESTMENT
PnRPOBiTIflV
First National Bank Bldg. Phone 8883
Borrow on personal property : repay
m monthly installments. WILLAM
ETTE LOAN CO.. State Ha S-149. 80s
Guardian Bldg. TeL 8877.
MONET LOANED ON AUTOS
Contracts Refinanced
Arrange to reduce youi payments
Too keep the ear
P. A, EIKER
Cor. Libert v 8t and Ferry
flu n m 4T88 Sulm. Ore
LIVESTOCK and POULTRY
Veal Wanted Highest "prices paid.
Schaller Meat Supply, 190 a 12th St
FOR SALE WOOD
All kinds of wood. TeL 4418.
GUARANTEED DRT wood ooa)
TeL 8000 Salem Fuel Co.. Trade
Cottage,
Ash, fir and oak. TeL 8648.
Phone Tracy's, 3986 for dry wood.
Old fir, fir knots, sec. growth ash.
oak. TeL S673.
rrir iii.r r r i i ijnjtnj-riAxri
Box Wood
$2.50 per Load
Just the thing for
Quick Hot Fires ,
Salem Box Co.
Phone 7122
LOST AND FOUND
. Lost, , Black Scotch terrier, name
Sandy.- Phone 8805 or 8841. Reward.
FOR SALE USED CARS
'27 Star touring car in good condl
Hon for sale cheap. TeL 7206.
1530 Ford Coupe $275.00
1930 Dodge Eight Sedan . 850.00
1928 Dodge Sedan, 4 cyL 225.00
1917 Bulck 8edan-Brougham 150.00
1928 OldsmobUe 6-wheel Sed'n 295.00
1928 Chrysler Sedan. 6-wheel 275.00
1928 Durant .Coupe , 125.00
1923 Maxwell Sedan " 85.00
1925 MaxweU Touring 25.00
1927 Oakland Sedan, new rub. 176.00
1928 Dodge 2-ton truck. Dual
Disc i 2S5.00
1930 Dodge 3-ton. Dump bed
and hoist : 895.00
Bonesteele Sales &
Service, Inc.
Corner Uberty and Chemeketa Sts.
PHONES 4444
The Home of Plymouth and Dodge
POLLY AND HER PALS
If (lDaPr-I-j v- W I DOKT BOY PIGS VI (
r-- inT-ns is brv vr porkZ-j- imIM Sthat the beast . 0 j 2 C&ii
, g
FOR SALE USED CARS
Red Hot and
High Class
82 De Soto Scdan SStS
Air wheel tires, small mileage, fin
ish raside and out like new.
81 Stude Dictator Coupe 55
..One of America's best automobiles.
'30 Hudson Sedan .$491
A-l mechanically, new finish, good
rubber. ,
'30 Hudson R-S Cotrpe 8898
This Is the famous cyL model, and
it looks like new. Mechanically per
fect State Motors, Inc.
Hudson and Studebaker
Terraplane 8
Open S2S tfheraeketa Open
Evenings . Sunday
WANTED USED CARS
..... ... ,-LTLn nr
W ANTED USED CARS
Top price for your car. If yon want
to sell see us. We need light closed
cars.
BORREGO'S CAR MARKET
S40 No. Uberty. TeL 8(88
EXECUTOR'S XOTICE
Notice Is hereby given, that the
undersigned was duly appointed
executor of the last will and es
tate of Charles P. Kll&y, deceased,
by order of the County Court of
the State of Oregon for the Coun
ty of Marlon, on the 9th 'day of
August, 1933, and that all per
sons haying claims against said
estate are hereby requested to
present their respective claims,
wnn proper Touchers, duly veri
fied, to the undersigned executor
at 517 North Front Street, Sa
lem, Marion County, Oregon,
wunin six months from the date
of this notice.
Dated August 11th, 1933.
HOWARD NOL.Lv
Executor of the Last Will and Es
tate of Charles P. Kilby, De
ceased. John Bayne
Attorney for Executor. A-ll-18-
za-s-i-8.
NOTICE OP FINAL
SETTLEMENT
Notice is hereby riven that the
undersigned has filed In the Coun
ty Court of the State of Oregon,
ror tne county of Marlon, his
duly verified final account, as the
administrator of the estate of
Tina Edwards, deceased, and that
said Court has fixed Tuesday, the
19th day of September. 1933. at
the hour of ten o'clock A. M. of
said day, as the time, and the
County Court Room in the County
Court House at Salem, in Marlon
County, Oregon, as the place for
hearing said final account and all
objections thereto.
Dated at Salem. Oregon, this
18th day of August, 1933.
ARTHUR EDWARDS.
Administrator of the Estate of
Tina Edwards, Deceased.
RONALD C. GLOVER,
Attorney for Administrator,
Salem, Oregon. A-18-25-S-1-8-15.
XOTTCE OP APPOINTMENT OP
EXECUTRIX
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned ha been duly ap
pointed by the County Court of
the State of Oregon, for the Coun
ty of Marlon, as Executrix of the
last wiU and testament and estate
of Enos PresnalL deceased, and
that she has duly qualified as such
executrix: all persons having
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
he date of this notice.
Dated at Salem, Oregon, this
18th day of August, 1933.
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-18-25-S-1
8-15.
NOTICE OP REVIEW AND
EQUALIZATION
OF ASSESSMENT BOLL
The State Tax Commission will
attend as a hoard of equalization
at the Capitol in Salem, Oregon,
on the third Monday in Septem
ber, 1933, and publicly examine
the assessment roll by It made,
and review the same, and correct
all errors In valuation, descrip
tion, quantities or qualities of
property by it assessable and in
apportionment of assessments
made by It; and it shall be the
duty of the persons and companies
to appear at the time and place
appointed.
Petitions or applications for re
duction or change of apportion
ment of a particular assessment
shall be. made in writing, verified
by the oath ot the applicant, its
president, secretary, managing
agent or attorney in fact, and be
filed with the Commission during
the first week it is by law required
to be in session, and any petition
or application not so made, veri
fied and filed shall not be consid
ered or acted upon.
STATE TAX COMMISSION,
. By Earl L. Fisher,
Commissioner A Secretary,
A 25 & 1-8-15
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Craves a Cell
M HI it I L U
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Dessondent since the death of her
baby a short time after her hus
band was sent to the workhouse for
a laundry theft. Mrs. Hazel Mc
Carthy Macxa is shown in court at
Pittsburgh as she-asked to be sent
to a reformatory because "I am
afraid of myself.'' She told the
court she had stolen a suitcase from
a xnaa who gave her a "lift."
1933 FILBERT CHOP
ESTIMATE 61 IIS
The 1933 filbert crop In Ore
gon, virtually the only producing
section in the country, has been
estimated at between 00 and 700
tons. Last year about 600 tons
were harvested. At the nut grow
ers' co-op association meeting
here this week, prices on Barce-
lonas were fixed with a range
from 20 cents on Jumbos to 13
cents for babies.
The annual filbert and walnut
tour sponsored by the Western
Nut Growers' association for all
growers Interested will be held
Wednesday and Thursday, August
30 and 31, with the first day de
voted to filbert groves and the
second to walnuts.
The first day, growers will meet
west of Gresham at LInnemann
Junction at 9:3ft a. m., and in
order will visit the plantings of
Percy Giese, oldest in the north
west. J. E. Taylor, Frank Todd;
afternoon, meeting at 1:30 o'clock
In the city hall at Oregon City,
and from there to Vonderhahe
Bros, grove and to H. Fisher and
E. O. Fisher's planting.
Walnut plantings to be visited
Thursday will be those of O. L.
Griebler near Gaston, Otto Salz-
man, Dr. C. E. Hawks; and in the
afternoon meeting at Scholl's,
they will go to the Brown & Mc-
Clure farm.
CRAWFORDS TO SEE FAIR
ZENA. Aug. 24. Mr. and Mrs.
W. Frank Crawford and daughter
Hilda and son Frank, Jr., of Zena
and Mr. and Mrs. Duane Gibson
and daughter Rose of Salem left
Salem Tuesday night enroute for
Chicago. The party Intendc to
visit the fair and will be guests
at the homes of Mr. Crawford's
brother and sister, P. L. Crawford
and Mrs. Joyce Munger. Samuel
H. Culp, an uncle who resides at
Alton, Illinois will also be visited.
The group plan to be away 21
days.
VACATION AT COAST
HOLLYWOOD, Aug. 24. Mr.
and Mrs. H. M. Boatright and Mrs.
Boatrlght's brother Clement Rus
sel spent the weekend vacationing
at Netarts. Mr. and Mrs. D. Jea
ger and daughter Dorothy accom
panied by Mr. and Mrs. Messerli
are spending a few weeks at the
coast.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned, by an order of the
County Court of Marion County,
State of Oregon, duly made and
entered on the 9th "day of Aug
ust. 1933. was appointed admin
istratrix of the estate of WIL
LIAM S. LEVENS. and that she
has duly qualified as such. AH
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. Nat'l
Bank Bldg., Salem, Oregon, in the
City of Salem, Marion County,
Oregon, within six months from
tne date or tms notice, to-wit Aug
ust 10th. 1933.
LEODA M. LEVENS,
Administratrix of the estate ot
William S. Levens, Deceased.
Keyes ft Page, -Attorneys
for Administratrix
Salem, Oregon. A-11-18-25-S-1-8.
Glorified!
LOCAL TOMATOES COME
Wheat Leads Wi t h'
Drop Over 3 Cents;
Market Thin "
CHICAGO. Aug. 24 (AP)
Grains turned sharply downward
late today, led by wheat with a
tumble of more than three cents
a bushel from early top levels.
There was nothing to account
for the late selling wave except
the market was thin and easily
Influenced. Weakness - at Liver
pool and reports ot rains in Ar
gentina were sufficient to pull
prices down the opening, but a
rally in stocks helped grains back
np to yesterday's close before the
new recessions carried prices low
er than before. Much of the sea
son found the pits idle.
Wheat closed weak at approxi
mately the lowest level reached
and 2 to 2 cents lower than
yesterday s finish, corn also weak
and 1 to 2fc down, oats -
off.
Today's closing quotations:
Wheat: Sept., 854-7; Dec..
8ST-89U: May. 93-93
Corn: Sept., 49-; Dec,
64-; May. 60-0
Oats: Sept., 37; Dec., t9-
; May, 42.
Genera! Markets
PBODtTCB EXCHAWOX
PORTLAND, Ore, Aag. 24. (AP)
Pcedaca Exchange, act prices: Batter,
extras 20; standards 19; prime first 19;
firsts 17. Ergs, tresa extras 82; fresh
Portland Grain
PORTLAND. Ore., Ang. 24. (AP)
naeat Upea Hign, Low Close
Bept. 73 73 72 72
Dec. 77 77 76 76V4
Cash wheat No. 1: Big Bend blueatem.
80c; dark bard winter 12 pet, 82c, 11
pet., 73c; soft white, western white, bard
winter, northers spring, 70; westera red,
DOC
Oats: Xo. 2 white, 824.00.
Corn: Xo. 2 E yellow. 825.50.
Millron standard, 818.50.
Portland Produce
POBTLAXD, Ore., Aug. 24. (AP)
tfntter prints, extras, ZSc; standards,
21e.
Butterfat Portland delivery: A srade
19c lb. Farmer's door delivery, 17c per
ip., sweet cream, oc signer.
EfigJ Pacific Poultry Producer sell
ing price: Orersixe, 24c: extras. 22e:
standards, 20c; mediums, 20c; pullets,
l&e loxen. Buying price by wholesalers:
fresh extras, 20c dozen; mediums, 16c
dosen; undergrade, 10c doxen; pullets,
luc aoxen.
Cheese 92 score Oreroa triolets, lie:
loaf, 12c lb.; brokers will pay e below
quotations.
Milk Contract price, 4 pet.. Portland
delivery, 81.70 cwt.; B gral cream.
ilftC ID.
Country Keats Selling price to retail
era: Country killed, bogs, best bnchers.
under 150 lbs.. 7K-8e; vealera, 70 to
100, aft -toe; spring lambs, lOft-Ue lb.;
yearliaga, 4-5o lb.; heavy ewes..2-3e lb.:
medium cows, 5-6e lb.; canaer cows, 2-8e
lb.; bulls. 4V4-5c lb.
Mohair Buying price 1933 clip. 15e
lb.
Casears bark Buying price. 1983
peel, 2 He.
Hops Nominal, 1983, 40-45c lb.
Lire poultry Portland delivery I Bay
ing price: Heavy bens, colored. 8H-6H
lbs.. l2o: do 5Vi lbs. up. 12c: beas. ever
3H lbs.. 8c; under Stt lbs., 7c: springs,
2 lbs. up, lie; broilers, lbs., le;
colored springs, 4 lbs. up, 14c; colored
roasters, under S lb.. 13c; roosters, fte
lb. r ducks, Pekins, broilers, 8-10e lb.
Unions Belling price to retailers: Ore
gon, 81.25 cental.
New anions Walla Walls, 81.40-1.50
cental.
New TKitatoe Local white and red.
$1.60 eatalr-
Msntaloupes Dillard standard, 81.23;
Yakima standards, 75-85c crate; Dalles,
85e-Sl crate.
Wool 1988 clip, nominal : Willamette
-valley. 23-25e lb.; eastern Oregon. 16-21e
lb.: southern Idaho, 10-xoo lb.
Hay Buying price from producer: Al
falfa, No. 1, new crop, 817; clover. No.
1. 814; Willamette Talley timothy, fl5;
eastern Oregon timothy, $18; eats and
graia S 15 ton.
Portland Livestock
POBTLAXD, Ore- Aug. 24-AP)
Cattle, receipts 17; calves, 12; steady.
Steers, best, 5.25-5.79; commas and
medium, 8.25-4.50; heifers, best, 4.00
4.25; medium, 8.25-8.50; cows, best,
3.00-8.25; common and medium, 1.75
2.50; canners, 1.00-2.00; bulls, best,
8.00-8.50; medium. 2.75-8.00; calves,
best, 6.00-6.50; gooA, 6.00-5.50; ordin
ary, 4.00-4.50.
Horn, reeeiots 540: steady.
Top light butchers, 6.00-5.50; heavy
butenara, a.is-s.oo; sows, B.za-.uu;
staaghter pigs, 4.00-6.00; feeder pigs,
4.00-5.00.
Sheep, receipts 119; steady.
Eastera Oregon lambs, 6.25; lambs,
best, 6.00-6.25; medium. 4.75-5.25; feed
er Iambs, 4.00-5.00; yearling wethers,
2.00-8.00; ewes, 1.00-1.50.
Cupper to Talk of
Valley Irrigation
Irrigation rn the Willamette
Talley, and particularly around
the Salem area, will be discussed
by Percy Capper at the Salem Re
tall Credit association meeting
this noon In the Masonic temple
banquet room. Nearly 2,000 acres
of land are under Irrigation In the
West Stayton area, where the lar
gest harvests are beans and tomatoes.
Salem 'Markets
- Grade B raw 4 mCk,
co-op .pool price, 91.50 per
hundred.
Surplus 9 1.23. -
(Milk, baud ea eesol-aeataly
attertsl average.)
Distributor price . 91.70
Butterfa t Top 18c,
prints 21c, cubes 23c.
Prises paid te mtm ay 8a leas bsyere
W a - - - - - . - .AMnliAA mm m mMml
groter. are ladles tree af the Salty ssarket
bat are aot gaaraaUeS by The SuseassaaJ
roOTr aJTD VEGETABLES
String beans, local, lb r X1H
Cabbage, cwt. , . .. .75 to 1.00
Oreea peppers, local, lb. , .05
Peas, coast, lb. ,. .02 to .OS
Onions, soa. bunches . .IS
Potatoes, local 1.00 to 1.25
Lettuce, local .65 te Ji
Paget Bound ... ...
.1.00 te 1.25
1.35
.45
Onions, Calif.. ewt
ueiery. aes.
Apples, Gravenateins
.75
Orangee. Valencia, fancy 8.00 te 8.50
Place pack l.7 te S.S&
Beets. Weal. dos. .10
Turnips, local, crate JO
Carrots, local, dos. .10
Spinach, local, orate ,,. , , 44 te .M
Baaaaae. lb. ea stock -- .05
Hsads r, ... , , ,. .65
Cucumbers, hothouse, box .75
Local, dos. , ... .20
Cantaloupes, Grand Island , ,, ... 1.00
esmons
Limes, fresh
Avscsdos. crate
Squash, Italian, crate
Summer, crate
Tomatoes, The Dalles .
Local, No. 2 ,.
Blackberries
Peaches, ' local, lb.
Peaches, Calif, crate
Egg plant, crate
Grapes, aeedles
Corn, local, dot. ,
Casabas, lb. ,
1.00
S15
1.00
1.00
.85
25-30
.75
.05
.70
1.25
J.25
.08
.08
HOPS
Top. 1932. lb.
JO
SOGS
"Baying Prices
Extras
Standards
Mediums
.19
.18
J7
PODXTBT
Old roosters -
Colored hens
Medium hens
Light hens
Leghorns
4
.12
.08
.07
.11
UXAT
Spring lambs, cop
-5.25
.5.50
-5.25
Uog. top
First cuts
Second eats
-5.00
Pigs
4.50
Steere
Cows
.03
.01
.02
to .04
to .02 M
to .03
.08
Bulls
Dressed veal, top
Dressed bogs .
.07 H
O-AIH AND HAT
Wheat, western red
.65
White. No. 1
Barley, top, ton
.65
17.00
21.00
22.00
uats, ton
Oats, millisg, ton
Hay. buying pneee
Oats and vetch, ton
Alfalfa, valley 1st cut
Clover hay
.18.00
.15.00
.13.00
WOOL
Medium
Course ,
Mohair .
.25
.23
.20
.01
.08
CASCAJtA BAB
Oreea. lb.
Dry. lb.
Stocks and Bonds
STOCK AVERAGES)
(Copyright. 1933. Standard Statistics Co.)
Today 94.0 61.9 87.7 86.4
Previous day 9S.S 61.5 8S.S 85.6
Week ago , , 92.3 50.S 90.5 85.5
Tear ago ,., 64.5 84.9 99.8 66.2
B years age 164.0 117.0 II7.1 isco
High 1933 102.1 68.0 113.7 96.
Low 1933 42.S 23.5 61.5 43.9
High 1932 72.8 89.8 111.0 78.9
Low 1932 SS.l 13.2 61.8 35.0
BOBX AVEKAQBS
Today
75.8
80.9
81.1
84.8
80.5
80.6
60.9
76.9
101.1
63.5
63.6
78.1
57.5
Previous day
Week aro
Tear ago
3 years ago
High 1933
Low 1933
High 1982
Low 1932
75.7
76.1
69.T
98.9
77.1
68.8
71.S
53.S
85.3
85.5
85.6
10O.8
68.5
74.1
86.2
70.9
81.0
75.S
108.7
S4.9
67.0
, 78.0
47.4
Rank and File of
Shares Vary as
Grains Decline
NEW YORK, Aug. 24. (AP)
Stocks had difficulty making
much headway against reaction-'
ary grain markets today. Some
shares vers stronr throughout.
but the rank and file, after a fore
noon spurt, settled down to mod
erate swings up and down, end
ing the day, however, with a frac
tional average advance.
Allied Chemical was particular
ly vigorous, though Its extreme
rise of 7 points was somewhat
reduced. American Can, up more
than 2, enjoyed a fairly active
market. Consolidated Gas, North
American, Westlnghouse, Ameri
can Tobacco "B," U. S. Steel, Rey
nolds Tobacco "B," Eastman and
Liggett & Myers "B" improved
major fractions to 'better than a
Mint. Rt- Josenh Lead. Safeway.
! Hazel AtTas, and American Smelt
in r also firmed: Jewel Tea rose
.1 as a regular quarterly divi-
, dend of 75 was voted.
I Sales totaled 1,727.050 shares.
ON MARKET
Dalles Tomatoes Down
TV 3 5 Cents Crate;
Oats Quoted $22
.
Local tomatoes are Just coming
onto the market, with first , re
ceipts largely No. z stuff. Price
to grow era ranges from 25 to 35
cents. The Dalles tomatoes are
down, with top of 35 cents per
crate.
Milling oats are quoted at $22.
Butterfat held the cent gain made
earlier in the week and other
markets were also unchanged. '
Marcola strawberries were of
fered the middle of the week,
with retail price running 10 cents
to the box. Whether more will
come onto the market is not cer
tain. . . ,
EUf PRUNE SHIES :
MADE AT S14 TO SIS
Confined to Salem, Amity,
Roseburg; Season Late
For Italian Prunes
Pre-season sales of prunes, lim
ited so far largely to Roseburg,
Salem and Amity, carry prices of
from $14 to $15 per ton as a top
for fresh prunes, according to the
best information. Considerable
stock has been purchased at a
lower figure, from $11 to $12 per
ton, and in some cases, contracts
proride for dockage on scab and
netting, while others specify ac
ceptance ot straight orchard run.
Production in this immediate
area is extremely light, while the
harvest will apparently be heavier
in southern Oregon In proportion
to the distance south of Albany.
Quality promises some difficulty
due to widely scattered scab and
russettlng in practically all the
districts. Thus far. Insect and
brown-rot infestation is very light,
and now the only real fear of
growers is rain after the first of
the month.
"The northwest dried prune crop
will probably be about the same
as a year ago, according to the
Market News Service, with from
36 to 40 millions of pounds of
marketable dried prunes antici
pated. It is estimtaed Oregon will
produce 20,000 tons for fresh use
and 22,000 tons for drying. Wash
ington will produce about the
same for fresh use, and 3000 tons
for drying.
Italian prunes in western Ore
gon and Washington did not start
to turn color until the middle of
this taonth, which means that har
vesting will not start until around
September 20 to 25.
Radio
Program
Friday, Aurost 16
XOW Portland 620 Xa.
7:000. 8. Marine band, KBO.
7 :0 Organ concert. NBC.
7:45 Eddie King.
6:00 Soloist, KBC.
8:15 Old Memory Box, KBC.
8:30 Food conservation talk, KGW.
8:45 Soloist, KBC.
9 :80 Cooking School.
10:00 Arion Trio. KBO.
10:80 Woman's Magazine st the Air,
KBC
11:45 Five 'Cards. XBO.
18:15 Westera Farm aad Home Hour,
KBO.
12:85 Westera Loan Heme hour. XBO
12:45 O. M. Plummer.
1:00 Maahattaa Beach Brats Band,
KBC.
8:00 The Kollickers, KBC.
8:20 Friendly Chat.
4:00 Winston Petty. KBC.
4:45 Southern Harmony Four, NEC.
5:00 Phil Harris, KBC.
5:35 Out of the East, KBO.
6:00 First Kighter, KBO.
6:30 The Arkansas Travelers, KOMO.
7:00 Amos 'a' Andy, KBC
9:50 Terrace Gardens orchestra, KBO.
10:15 Anson Weeks' Orchestra, KBC.
11;00 Sid Lippmsa's orchestra. KBC.
11:30 Bal Tabaria Orchestra, KBC
KOnr Portland 940 Xe.
6:80 KOIK'S Kloclc
8:00 Harold Knight's orchestra, CBS.
8:30 Concert Miniatures, CBS.
10:00 Pre! Berrea's orchestra.
10:10 Kay White's Travels.
11:30 Harriaburg Variety Show, CBS.
12:00 The Grab Bag. CBS.
12:30 U. 8. Army Band. CBS.
1:80 Between the Bookeads. CBS.
8:00 Feminine Fancies, DLBS.
5 :00 Juanita Tennysoa, soprano.
5:30 Melody Mardi Gras, CBS.
6:00 Columbia Feature.
. 6:45 Columbia Symphony orchestra,
CBS. " ?
8:00 Leoa BelsacVs orchestra, CBS..
9:15 Goo Araheim'a orchestra, DLBS.
9:30 Symphony Group, DLBS.
10:15 Ifcoa Lee Players, DLBS.
11:00 Earl Daaeer's orchestra, DLBS.
X.OAO C omnia 556 Xe.
6:45 Farm Market Reports.
8:00 Morning Concert. k
10:80 The Parade ef Melodies. '
11:80 Morning Matinee.
12:O0 Noes Fans Hear.
2:00 As Tea Like It with Anthony
Enwer.
1:80 The Home-takers' Half Hew.
7:3 Farm Hoar.
6:15 Philosopher at the Crossroads.
By CLIFF STERgjETT
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