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tion. HELP WANTED MALE
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' Wanted : two solicitors. Mao amateur
entertainer. Call 13$ & Liberty.
HELP WANTED FEMALE
Wanted : experienced beauty oper
ator wth follow int:. Art Beauty Salon,
Tel. 6414.
SALESMEN WANTED9
Agents wanted. Best deal la Salon,
anen or women. 11? If. Commercial.
FOR SALE Mlsccfianeopa
Old papers lOe a bundle; Statesman
of f tee."
Several varieties rrapea E. C Plank
Route 8. Box 388. Tel. 81F23.
' Concord crapes for Juice and pre
serves. lHo lb. By 100-lb. lots, lc.
Rudolph Schmidt. B. C, Box 23S.
Saw cummins and sharpening H
mil E. Four Corners. TeL 4384.
- Flala grape's,. 2c lb. H-lie north
f Penitentiary four corners. A. W.
King.
Commercial drying; Walnuts f IS per
ton filbert 7.60 per ton. Routs I,
Tei
Finance company - must sell fins
piano for balance due of $125. It Is
nearly new 1556 piano, latest style. SIS
State street. Open evenings until 9.
- GRAPES for tabic. Jules and Jelly.
2e Tb.. fl.se ewt. Wb. Stoddard, 1H
t mils en, Wallace read.
Pointer dogs fives dollars up. W. C
Barchus, Ramp's corner, 8 miles north.
r Grapes 2c. Oliver Huston, 2515 N.
Front TeL 4388. ,
8148 combination cas range, like
new.-Very cheap. 240 N. 18th. Call
mornings. .
NOW WRECKING
5 Essex : Star 4; '25 Olds 8
Sedaa; 25 Overland 4 ; '28 Dodge De
livery: 1928 Q.U.CI Truck; Pontiac
motor.
ACME AUTO A TRUCK WRECKERS
. - 430 South Commercial
For sale: Certified grey oats for
seed, to lb. Writs E. it. Tameris, Rt. 1.
Turner. , : -
. Several kinds applea. 231 S S. Cottage.
Octobcr-Crummel peaches, fine for
tannine;, tie and 81.25 a box. Puritan
. 1 Cider Works, Weet Salem. TeL 5424.
A-l wood baterr-2S3 i Dlsion "str
inn nil i- -i r
i FOR SALB Field ear corn '910 per
1 ton. Furnish your own sacks. Dale
Fowler, en Grand Island.. Dayton, Ore.
L Dayton telephone 41X7.
Buy a piano on Tallmaa's deferred
rental plan. Investigate this plan.
Tallman's Piano Stores, 895 S. 1 2th
Salem or 822 S. W. Broadway, Port
land. . .
OATS AND VETCH ISEEDTeL
2SP11. Fred DeVriest Fratum. ' '
5
TRADE Miscellaneous
Gnod bicycle for wood. 147 S. Com'L
WANTED SHarnaneona
Hatr cut 25a Joe's Bar bar Shop.
KRA. 154 S. Church St. )
W buy used clothing. Tel. 9528 and
will rait 22 N. Commercial.
MISCELLANEOUS
Expert hair cutting, 20c and 15c 888
8. Winter. . j - . -
Nn Boa Corset. Call for appoint
-, Mre a. VL TJttlaf lelrl. Phnna
8897.'- ' - I
Hair cuta, 15 cent White's, 174
11 S. liberty. '
FOR RENT ROOMS
, Sleeping room. 488 N. Liberty.
Rooms: 843 Union, Tet 8881.
ROOM AND BOARD
- irLT' riii'.-.-i-'i'" - -- - -,- i
, - Boom and board, semi-invalids. Prac
tical nurse care. Furnace beat. 120
and up. 492 N. Summer. ,f
Board-room, 535 Cotrrt. TeL 8878. v
The Alexandria. Reasonable, com
' forUbie. "Day. week or month. .1110
. Chemeket. Tet. 8789.
FOR RENT APARTMENTS
Pat ton Apartments. Down tow dis
trict. Call Pattern's Book Store, ,
Nloe famished apt 599 Union.
FOR RENT HOUSES
Furs, and unfarn. boasea R. A.
Forknsr, 819 N. Cottage, TsL 8931.
Furn, unforn. housea, : Torrens ' A
Grant, first ; floor Mssorlo bn tiding.
: Phons 818L - -
MtxSnt house. IiKralr' 1M X St
Bye8BMsnjseaWleMMBl8s-asl
4-r. bouse, partly furn. TeL 958L
v icelv furnished S-room house, near
Hollywooa. Jsuerson.
Modem bouses furnuhed lielrin
Johnson, S7I SUte St,
FOR SALE Real Estatt
rer-aale: equity in good lot
and small house, good location. Inquire
Giveaway : Modem 5-rm. furnished
Owner 431 S. Cottage, upper flat
I rooms, very fine, at sacrifice
price. 1870 N. 18th. TeL 4277.
; PRICED VERT LOW TO CLOSE .
m : AN ESTATE
Choice corner lot 87x135 ft In
Englpwood district, one street paved,
comxortabls 8 room bouse. Price only
8128, liberal terms.
Another on In Southeast Salem, pav
ed street and bus line, large lot 75x270
ft. room bouse. A REAL SNAP for
31160, part terms.
CHILDS a MILLER, Realtors
844 State St TeL 6708
'"" "" -i n i- .ri.. . i. ju
For sale by owner: 8 acres 3 miles
north on Pac. highway. B. F. Wells,
R. 9, Box 53a
I am Just finishing some bouses at
Kelser. Have more acreage. I will
buHd to suit your terms. See me before
you build..
. H. C. SHIELDS
Oregon Building TeL 8902
EXCHANGE Real Estate
- -
Modern bouse in Tacema, clear, for
" runnuo property, w. u.
Grant. Masonic building.
Longvlew, Waalu and Greely, Colo.,
property to exchange for Salem or
fj0?. property. Call er address
2S 8. 18th.
THREE GOOD TRADES
C k A . An ft Ta V.4t m
, : viiu uiBtiwajr s-r.
house, large dairy barn. All m cult
. luverra. xaxe email place as part.
- A .AXUO. V A.
5" f bla- A. beaverdam. on
uan. r ice soil Take small
place as part
50 A. North
Good 8-r. house, bath, bam 44x50,
silo, poultry house. All in cult Take
smaller place. If you want a larger
place or you want to buy, look this
over. Give good terms. '
J. X. SEARS), Realtor
132 8. High St
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
SB mrtm : . .......
f " " war wkx. KJL ouuainga,
located 3 miles from arnall town. Place
is writ suited for hops. Priced very low
atMOOO. OWner will acrepTsmajTpr
,rr.i"? r ,em in exchange.
. , , -io as aiii.i.h.K, Realtors
344 State St. Tt1. e7
WANTED REAL ESTATE
Wanted: Small house for cash. Call
8404.
Will Mr muh tn nm r
or room house. In north or northeast
Salem. Writ T n t.. 1.
--T . v. . -. Mil,
Hon and fewest -cagh price.
Business Onmirtunltipa
n . ...ii..... Iini1 w , 1
Well equipped small laundry in good
valley town. Reasonable price on
terms or part trade. Box 333, care
Statesman.
'-ilim nlV.nr-1 finftnnniyuuu
BUSINESS PROPERTIES
GasoUna station, 8 pumps, in city.
OooS lecation. Sell er lease.
Truck, express and drayage business
and residence in good town. Trade for
small acreage close te Salem.
Gasoline station, store bldg., resi
dence, en paved road close to Salem.
Sell or trade for acreage. '
MELVIN JOHNSON
J!75 State St.
MONEY TO LOAN
Automobile and chattel loans, 1 to
29 months to repay at lowest possible
ratea.
GENERAL FINANCE CORP.
A local corporation
1st NatX Bank Bldg. Phone 8553
Licensed by State
- - " - - - ----irmnnru-uVTui
Will a Loan
Help You?
You can borrow up to 3300 from us
in 24 hours or less, and take from 1
to 20 months to repay.
Corns in . . . Write ... or 'Phone
BENEFICIAL LOAN
SOCIETY
f OF SALEM
! e do NRA our part
Room 119, New Bligh Bldij., 2nd floor.
LICENSED No. S-122 by STATE
51 9 "State St Tel 3 7 I 0
LIVESTOCK and POULTRY
Tor sale: 1709-lb. bay gelding, 8
years' old. Sonie young Jersey lul!a
E. M Tamerls.M ml. east Marion.
for! SALE WOOD
Grub oak wood. Tel. 51F15.
" - -- -- -1 -1-1 r-. -r. n.aA.
Phone 4964 for nice dry wood.
Pbone Tracy's, 8986 for dry wood.
GUARANTEED DRT wood coal
TeL 800a Salem Fuel Co. Trade
Cottage.
Ash, fir and oak. Tel 5648.
Oak wood for sale. TeL 3688.
Se: -d growth and oak. Pbone 137F3
All kinds of wood. Tel 4418.
Good wood of all kinds. Also A-l
sawdust Tel. 8!32.
LOST AND FOUND
LOST Bunch keys TeL 6S53.
Strayed or stolen: 5 8-months old
curve. Tel. S53 or 7SF21.
WANTED USED CARS
Wanted. Good Used .
Cars
We have practically sold out our
stock; If you have a car' te sell see
us. We buy, sell or consign. "
BORREGO'S CAR MET.
240 No. Liberty. TeL 3688
Fall Brings
Much Work,
Sunnyside
STJNNTSIDE, Oct 18. With
weather perfect for tall farming
activities and ground in good con
dition tor tractor and plow, some
seeding has been done of winter
wheat and oats. Apple picking will
begin this week. 'Most of the po
tatoes are still in the ground.. The
corn crop promised a big yield
but tailed to ripen In the hllia
and is being r fed to the stock
green. The walnut crop is light
and of poor quality. '
Prunes are moving out rapidly
thia week, alt going to different
Jobbers and. dealers. County road
work ia over for the winter, leav
ing a heavy coat of gravel which
will make a good road after two
yean travel on &
Interesting Facts
Some unusual classified ads
o .-.
. Notice I have a half a carload
of hogs to ship next week. Would
like to hare some of my neighbors
in with me to make np the car
load, t
o ;r
Tor sale. A baby carriage, fair
condition, clean, quitting the busi
ness. House for rent by widow newly
painted and remodeled with every
modern convenience, fine front
view.
O
One can visit 21 ports, 14
countries and travel around the
world first class for $749.
-O
Only 55 shopping days until
Christmas. Do your shopping
early.
Stocks and Bonds
(Coprrifht, 1933 Sisndard Statistics Co.)
October 18
STOCK AVEKAQES
fCoDTrirht. 1938 8t.ninl
Today 70.8 87.6 72.3 71J
Previous day 83.8 40.1 74.9 75,8
week ago 00.8 43.0 78.8 81 J
Tear ate 65.0 27.9 87.8 56.6
S years ago
.130.4 105.S 17T!8 134.S
ill f ft 1933
Low 1083
-103.1 58.0 118.7 90.9
. 42.3 28.5 61.5 43.9
. 72.S 89.8 1U.0 78.9
. 85.1 13.3 61.8 85.0
-140.2 10S.S 203.9 114.8
. 60.0 80.8 92.8 61.8
High 1982
Low 1933
Hie- I"!
Low 1931
Today
Pre ion- day
wees age
Tear ago
9 years ago
tllgb 1933
Low 1933
High 1982
Low 1932
High 1931
Low 1031
Radio
Program
Thsxsday, October it
KOAO OervaWs MO ZUe.
7:30 -foraing HediUUoni led by Dr.
John 8. Burns.
8:00 Morning concert.
9:00 Home Economies Observer.
11:00 Better Health snd Lon.er Life.
12:00 Noon farm honr.
1 :00 Rh-thm-Melodiea.
2:30 Aeolian Echoes.
8:00 Homemakers' half hor.
3:30 The Home Garden.
4:30-5:00 Bere'i to Tonr Hetlth
' with Dick Mote and hit orcheitrs.
6:45 Farm hour.
7:45 Science newi of, the week.
-8:15 Ten minutes with famone people.
8:45-9:00 Fishing and Ranting Condi
tions is Oregon by the state
game commtaaion.
HD1U5
WOODBURN, Oct. 18. Louis
Kappes and Sylvester Annen, both
of whom live in the Monitor dis
trict, were committed to the coun
ty jail by Justice Overton after
navmg appeared In the court here
on information filed by Henry Ho
mann charging burglary. They
waivea preliminary hearing, their
ball being set at $100 each.
A fine of SS and crista wns lev
ied against John Banlck, who bad
been arrested for operation of a
motor vehicle on the highway
while gainfully enmloved without
having Oregon license plates at-
tacnea to bis venicte. Theodore F.
Fostet was fined $2 for driving
at night without headlights? Hls
fine- was SUSDended nn cnnrlitlAn
that tie not do It again, f
Because he w a s arrested for
hunting game birds without a
hunting license. Carl Wamnach
was fined 25 and costs after bar
ing pleaded guilty. The fine was
suspended provided he pay the
court costs and refrain from again
breaking the state's hunting laws.
For driving a car with four per
sons over 12 years of age in the
front seat, K. L. Grant paid ,5
fine and costs.
To Wed Scout
Hiss Ruth JohaiM8inyer, of Uead
ville, Pa- who has revealed she will
marry Paul SipK Erie, Pa boy
scout (inset) , when he returns from
his second trip to the Antarctic with
Bear Admiral Byrd. Siple is now
i a route to L-itl America, '
a. , V-iti
BOOT) AVESAOBS
7.. 74.0 80.8 75.S
73.3 74.3 80.4 74.0
78.2 75.0 80.4 76.3
63.9 65.3 83.5 70.5
I 91.8 106.6 99.7 99.4
77.1 84.9 88.5 83.5
... 58.3 57.0 74.1 63.6
71.3 78.0 86.2 78.1
. 58.2 47.4 70.9 87.5
90.4 105.7 101.5 08.7
62.3 62.3 80.2 68.S
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Business
Directory
. Cards ia this directory run
on a monthly basis only. Rate
$1.00 per lino per month. .
AUTO BRAKES
Mike Pane-, the brake and shimmy
doctor. 275 South Commercial Street
BICYCLES
New and used. Tires, Repairing.
T-IARRT W. SCOTT. 147 a Com'l 8t
BROOMS AND BRUSHES
Oregon Blind School, TeL 4072.
Fuller Brush Man. TeL S66L
CATERING
Burt Crary, the caterer. Ph. 6758.
Hulda Helps Hostesses. Tel 6948
CHIMNEY SWEEP
Telephone 4450. R. E. Northness.
CHINESE -MEDICINE
When Others Fail
Nature's herbs for every 111. H. SL
Low, noted Chinese -herbalist 473 S.
Commercial Street, Salem, Oregon.
Established stnee Hit In Oakland,
Calif. Consultation free. Telephone
5758. Hours I to i Sua. 10 to 13 M.
Dr. Chan Lam Chinese Medicine Co.
Hours Tuesday and Friday, 10 :30 a. m.
to 4 p. m. 148 N. Commercial.
CHIROPRACTORS
DR. O. L. SCOTT, PSC. Chiropractor.
286 N. High. Tel. Rea 8572.
FLORISTS
CUT dowers, wedding bouquets fan
era I wreaths, decorationa C F. Brelt
haupt florist, 877 Court TeL 6904.
ALL kinds ef floral work. Luts Fler-
tt. 16th A Market. Tel. 952
GLASS
Auto and window glass mirrors TeL
61. Welter J. Downs. S8tt Brers
INSURANCE
BECKE HENDRICKS
189 N. High TeL 4947
COFFEY-SMITH, gen. Ins. Tel. Ut
LAUNDRIES
THE NEW SALEM LAUNDRT
THE W EIDER LAUNDRT
268 S. High TeL 9186
CAPITAL CITY LAUNDRY
First tn Quality and Serrtc
Telephone 31SS 1264 Broadway
MATTRESSES
Mattresses from factory to home. Cot
ton mattress, 60 lb. 88-90. Renovators
and fumlgatora Rugs cleaned. Capitol
Bedding Co. TeL 4069. 3030 N. CapitoL
New mattress made te order, old re
made; carpet cleaning; sislng; fluff
rug weaving. Salem Fluff Rug 4 Mat
tress Factory, S. 13th A Wilbur. TeL
8441. Otto F. ZTTfeker. Est 1911.
MUSIC STORES
GEO. C WILL Pianos, radios, sewing
machines, sheet music and piano stu
dies. Repairing radios, phonographs
and sewing machines. 432 State Street
Salem.
PHYSICIAN
Homeopathic Physician
I O. Altman, M. IX Homeopath 1st.
Office and residence 507 Center St
Phone 6332. Treats both acute and
chronic diseases
PAINT AND ROOFING
Falem Paint Roofing. 474 Ferry.
PRINTING
FOR STATIONERY, cards, pamph
lets, programs, books or any kind of
printing, call The Statesman Printing
Department 216 8. Commercial. Tele
phone 9101.
REAL ESTATE
BECKE 4b HENDRICKS, TeL 4947.
W. H. GRABENHORST A CO.
134 S. Liberty St TeL 6468.
SOCOLOFSKT A SON
304-6 First Knfl. Bk. Bidg. Tel. 7907.
STOVES
STOVES and stove repairing: Steves
for sale, rebuilt and repaired. AU
kinds of woven wire fence, fancy and
plain, bop baskets, hooka logaa heoka
Salem Fence and Stove Works, 263
Chemeketa. TeL 4774. R. B. Flemlnic;
TRANSFER
FOR local or distant transfer storage,
call 8131, Larmer Transfer Co. Tmcka
to Portland dally.
CAfTTAL CTTT Transfer Co 226
State St TeL 7773. Distributing, for
warding and aloraga our specialty.
Get onr rates.
TYPEWRITERS
TTPE WRIT E31S A ddlng Mch. sold,
rented, repaired. Underwood Agents.
Cooke Short 831 Court TeL 8(84.
UPHOLSTERING
: First class upholstering; Cushions
made and rebuilt Canvas work. Eu
bank's Upholstery Shop with- Sora
ban's Finish Shop. 454 Fen-' St - -
WELL DRILLING
R. A. West, 89 years experience RID
7. Bo 203.' Tel. J10F8.
Apprehens-on Felt
V ForrJim Sewell as '
' Last Seen Oct. 7
T LABISH CENTER, Oct If.
Relatives here are trying to find
out the whereabouts of Jim Se
well. who went to eastern. Oregon
to work in the harvest fields.
Through a partner it has been
learned that he checked out of
la Portland hotel on October I,
QUICK
I
BOOSTED BY WHEAT
NEW YORK, Oct 18. (p) A
advance in wheat proved Insuffic
ient to keep stocks from sliding
today and prices in Wall Street's
leading market again veered
downward rather sharply.
The steel shares took little com
fort from word that Ingot produc
tion had tumbled S nfVinta tn a na
tion - wide average of 39 per cent
01 capacity, some. 20 points under
the July peak. II. s. sti nrcf.r.
red slumped nearly 6 points while
me common was down H. Beth
lehem's senior Issue was off 7,
the junior t. National Steel lost
about 4.
New York Central, breaking 30,
closed with a loss of more than
3 OOints. the Union Pari f lc ric lin
ed as much. American Can, West
ern union. calanMe. AmM-lra-
Commerclal Alcohol. Firestone,
Allied cnemfcau Chrysler, Santa
Fe and U. S. Industrial Alcohol
were off 3 to 4 or more, while
American Telephone, Goodyear,
General Motors, Weetlnghouse,
Snnthftrn Pacific Saara T?ATtnlr
Du Pont and Union Carbide yield
ed in the neighborhood of 1 to ?.
National Distillers flopped
and U. S. Smelting 5. The av
erage loss, 3.6 points, wasaUer
than that of Monday. Volume wug
reduced to 1.733. 570 shares, soma
700,000 under Tuesday's turn
over. L
AMITY. Oct, 18. The turkey
evening school held at HoDewell
school last Monday br Joe W. Jar-
vis, instructor of vocational agri
culture. Amity Union high school,
was attended by 15 turkey grow
ers from that district
This school is being held Mon
day and Thursday nights on tar
key marketing. Last vear th
same, sort of school was held on
turkey production. There are
many topics that may come under
marketing but the members of
the school brought out the follow
ing subjects for discussion to be
discussed over a period of ten
meetings: Cooperative marketing
of turkeys through the Oregon
turkey cooperatives, J. C. Leedy
of the -association being on the
program to explain the operations
of an association.
Other subjects are: Selecting
and grading of turkeys to be fat
tened, fattening turkeys for . mar
ket under which will come the al
ways discussed topic of feeding,
killing and dressing of turkeys
for market, a study of the TJ. S.
grades of turkeys and packing,
cost of producing turkeys for the
market, and a study of the market
situations, outlook reports and
prices. Each meeting a few min
utes will be taken for the dis
cussion of the price for that day,
the past week, and the future.
ON lET'S POEMS
GRAND ISLAND. Oct. 18.
G. L. Hall of McMInnville. will
give an entertainment at the
Unionvale Evangelical church Fri
day night, October 27. The pro
gram will include interpretation
and impersonation of James Whit
comb Riley's poems. A silver of
fering will be taken.
The evangelistic meetings
which were to have begun Sunday
night at the church with the Rev.
C. CrPling, conference evangel
ist of Portland,. In charge, were
postponed Indefinitely due to the
fact that Rev. Poling is under a
physician's care.
Miss Lucille Fisher, primary In
structor In the school, haa organ
ised a camp fire society. Officers
are: President, Ruth Anderson;
vice - president, Mary Evelyn
Wiley; secretary, Nancy Price;
song leader, Mary Rockhill. Miss
Fisher has also organised a girls'
glee club in the school with Mary
Evelyn Wiley as president.
In Tragedy
A1U Lesseyt- of Burbank, Cat,
shown ia hospital, where aha U re
covering from a wound she Inflicted
on herself after shot had allegedly
slain her sweetheart, Tom Say.
movie cowboy. The ahootfflff U
maxed a duarrel over another
woman. Bay was acquitted of slay,
ing another film cowboy, TaU-oi
iia AasoA. H ,825.
STOCKS SLIDE
RAISERS
HEAR
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PULLETS FIRST ARE
lieECGll
Only Best Goods Unaffected;
Butter Unchanged; Nut
Mart Complicated
PORTLAND. Ore.. Vt 1. if.
Sales of so - called pallet firsts
were aempraiislng the trade here
except for the best roods. Th de
mand for quality eggs remained
favorable although the volume of
business in these as compared
with ordinary to poor stuff was
very limited-
Much nrice cuttlnz wan snnst-
ed as a result of th Im nf th
so - called pullet firsts, many of
wmcn were nothing more or less
than peeweea and then were not
considered strictly-fresh.
Buying prices on fresh goods
were showing a lain nd VSnca at
country points with decreasiug
Buppues reflected.
No change was suggested In
general butter market trading for
the day on the open market.
Prices were stationary on all
scores with storage holders in
clined to await federal purchases.
Rather good trading was sug
gested for live hens of all weights
but springer stuff was rather easy
and especially the white sorts. No
further change in the price list.
Demand for turkeys was about
steady for .dressed birds with gen
eral cash offers around 20-21
cents ppnnd for old and young
No. 1 hens and up to 23c pound
for young toms of best quality and
weight.
Market was held easy on count
ry killed hogs with most sales at
the lower end of the price.
Lambs were in call but ewes re
mained weak. Beef was finding a
better call for the canners.
There was much complication
In the nut situation. State officials
now say there is no law prohibit
ing producers or others from sail
ing ungraded nuts but it Is un
lawful to move them into other
states unless graded.
Onion growers of Oregon were
refusing to sell supplies except at
prices higher than what whole
salers were moving Yakima stock
Into retail channels. There was a
complete stoppage of buying
therefore at local primary points.
Nothing but disaster was indi
cated locally for pears. Even at
around 60 cents box for good
stuff, unwrapped, It was Impos
sible to move more than a small
per cent of current offerings of
popnlar fall varieties.
General Markets
PSODUCB KXCHAXQX
PORTLAND. Ore., Oct. 18. (AP)
rPfkrlrt t AvikhajtM m4Y - a ,
Extra 20c. itindarda 19 He, prime fints
lve, lints 15c. Egg treth extrsf
29c, fresh mediums 25e.
Portland Grain
PORTLAND, Ore.. Oct. 18. (AP)
Wheat Open High Lew CIom
My 68 60 W 68 69 "A
December 63 H 64 62 H 64
Cam: Big Bend blaegtem 69; dark
hard winter 12 net 7ltt. 11 net 62
toft white, western white, hard winter.
non-era spring, welters ren 61 ft.
Oats: No. 2 white 821.60. ,
Corn: No. 2E yellow 321.75.
Millrun: Standard 814.00
Portland Produce
PORTLAND. Ore., Oct 18. (AP)
Batter Prints, extrat, 22e, standards
21 He pound.
Bntterfat Portland delirery: A grade
10c; farmer's door delivery 17c pound.
Sweet cream 5c higher.
Egga Pacific ponltry produeeri' aell
ing prices: Fresh extra apecial 81c, ex
tras 29. standards, 24c, medium 25c,
pullet 18e doxen. Euyisg nrice by whole-
aalers: Fresh extraa 29c, tints 23c, me
dium zuc, undergrade i4e. pallet 14c.
Cheese 92 acore Oregon triplets lie,
loaf, 12e pound. Brokers will pay He
below quotation.
Milk Contract pries, 4 per cent,
Portland delivery 61-70 cwt- B grade
cream 37 He pound.
Country meat Selling1 price te re
tailer: Country killed hog, beat butch
ers, under 150 pounds 7V4-8c; yearlings
00 to 110 pounds 8H-0e pound: lirht
and thin 4-6c pound. Heavy calves 4o
pound. Ltmtii lo-lle ponnd; yearlings
4-5c pound; heavy ewea 2 3c pound. Me
dium cowa 2-5c pound; canner cows l-2c
pound. Bulls 4-4 He pound.
Mohair Buying price: 1933 clip. 15e
ponnd.
caseara bark Buying price, 1933
peel 2 He.
Hops Nominal 1933, 88-40c pound.
Live poultry Portland delivery: Bay
ing prices: Colored fowls, 4 to 6 pounds
12c; ever 8 pound lief spring pallets.
2 to 8H pounds 11c; roasters, over 3H
pounds lie; Leghorn fowls, over SH
pounds 9e; under 8H pounds 9c; broil
ers. 1H to 2 pounds '0e; 8 pound and
np lie; stage 8c; rosters 6e. Pekia ducks
1S: colored dacks 8c; gftte 9e pound.
Onions--Yakima 31-1.25; Oregon 81-25-1.35
cental.
Potatoes Local white and red, 11.15
1.25 cental; Yakima 81-1-35; Deschutes
81.40-1.50.
Cantaloupes DHlard, ataadard 81.15
1.25; Yakima, standards T5-85e crate;
The Dalles 31 erate.
Wool 1933 clip, nominal, Willamette
valley 2 3-2 5c ponnd; eastern Oregon 16
21e ponnd; aouthern Idaho 16-20e penad.
Hay Baying price from producer ;
Alfalfa. No. 1, new crop 316-16.60; vetch
$15; Willamette valley timothy $15; east
ern Oregon timothy 317.50; oats 14
ton.
Portland Livestock
PORTLAND, re.. Oct 18. (AP)
Cattle Receipts 60, calves 10; ateady.
Steers, common snd medium 82.50-5.
Heifers, common and medium 82.50-4.25.
Cows, eemmoa and medium 83.35-8; lew
eatter sad cotter 81.25 2.25. Bulls, cut
ter snd mediant 81-75-3. Venters, good
sad choice 38-7 1 cull, common and me
dium 33-6; calves, good sad choice 64
6.60; common and medium 82-4.
Hogs Receipts 200; fully steady.
- Lightweight, good snd choice 84.60
6.35; medium weight, good - snd choice
84.75-S.-5? heavyweight, good snd choice
84.50-4.85. Packing sows, medium snd
rood 84.25-4.65., Slaughter pigs, rood ssd
choice $3.25-8.78. Feeder stocker pigs,
good and choice 35-4.75.
Sheep Receipt 200; slow, steady.
' IaaH, good and etioiee 85-5.50; com
mon sad medium 33.50-5. Yearling weth
ers 32-50-4.60. Ewes 75e-$3,
Scattered Sales
In Wool Reported
BOSTON," Oct. IS. (flV(U. 8,
Dept. Agr.) A few scattered
sales are being closed on,the finer
quality' western r o wr n wools.
Good French combing 14s and
finer territory wools la original
bags are bringing 10-81 cents
scoured basU. A Uttle IS months
Texas wool Is moving at 81-82
cents scoured basis for choice
lines and at 78-80 cents for aver
age wools.
Salem Markets
Grade B raw 4 milk,
co-op pool price, 91.43 per
bandred.
S orpins f 30.
(If ilk based sa seal sataly
altsrfsi avtrsga.)
Oistrlbotor price $1.70
Batter fat Top 18c,
prints 21 He, cnbes 22 He.
Prices paid te crewers by Sal am havers
. . . .
The nrire. ImiIaw anrt.,f14 V, m .
a rue r, uunan 01 tne aauy m arses
uui are no rnsranteea oy ise statesmanj
rairrr asm vEoTiiu.r
Italian Broccoli, lug ; ,50
Parsnips, box lug ,, . .50
Turnips, box lug .50
Rutabagas, lag box .65
Brneeel sprout, lug 1.10
Local an nlant nl
Coast peas, lb. . ,07
Lima beaas, lb. , ,, .ia
Cabbat , ewt. T5 te 1.00
Green peppers, local, lb. .04
Onions, dm. bunches .IS
Potatoes, local 1.00 te 1.25
Lettoee. local 65 to .95
California, iced 2,50 to 8.00
Onion. Walla Walla, ewt. 1.S5
lbish OK
Celry. do. A
, .75
Jonathans .98
Spits 1.25
Pennoek .75
Oranges. Valencia, fancy 8.00 to 8.50
Place pack 1.75 to 8.25
Beets, local, dos. . .15
Toraiss, local, crate - .80
carrot, local, dos -. .15
Spinach, local, crate
banana a. tb. en stock
50 to .75 -
-05
- .05H
-75
Viands
Cues- bers,.hothouse. hex
Cantaloupes, McMInnville
Dillard
Lemons -
L25
SO to 1.10
.6
Limes, fresh
J.00
8J5
Avacsdos, erste '
Squash, Dsaish. dos. -
Hnk In.a.k
Jts
1.00
.20
.50
-1.10
.10
.08
1X0
-1.00
Tomatoes, The. Dalles
Local, ssshel
Peaches, Fetter, ba.
Corn, loeal. dos.
Casabaa. tb.
Hoedleaa grapea, lug
lossy grapes
Sweet Potatoes, lb. ....
.03 H
.40
458
HOTS
1938 fnerlM. Th.
1933 clusters, lb
EOSB
Buying Prices
Extras
Standard
Mediums
Pullets
.28
.28
.33
.13
.0"
.11
.09
.08
.13
.12
5.00
5.50
5.25
5.00
rooxrsT
Colored hens
Mediem hens
Light hens
Lsera (ran
Colored frjers
KB AT
Spring lambs, top
Hors, tops
First cuts
Second e.ntb
Steers
.03
.01
G2
to .04
Cows ,
te
-to
.0311
.02 H
.07 H
,07 H
Bulls
Dressed veal, top
Dressed hogs
nniTH awn raw
Wheat, western red -
White, No. 1
Barlev. too. ton
-.. .48
- .50
-14.00
-15.00
-17.00
-12.00
-14.00
-12.00
Oats, feed, ton
Oats, milling, ton
rn y. say use pne -
Oats and vetch, ton
Alfalfa, valley, first eut
uover say
Medium
Course
woox
.29
.38
0
.01
.08
Mohair
CASOAXA BARK
Green, lb.
Dry. lb. -
Nora A. Blichfield is the only
woman law student at Stanford
university.
Cross -Word Puzzle
By EUGENE
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blows up ia Havana, harbor,
Feb. 15, 1898, with the less
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16 Affable in manner
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31 Lowest female voice
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66 Be indebted to
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89 What Ulead is kaowa as the
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CHICAGO,. Oct. 18. Buoy
ant new soaring of wheat prices
late today carried the market
higher and higher to exactly 11
cents a bushel over yesterday's
low point.
Fresh big purchases of wheat
forCTnited States government ac
count were reported at various
centers, and for the first time this
season wheat for immediate de
livery in Chicago brought a better
figure than December contracts.
M cents a bushel premium against
1 cents discount yesterday. Th
majority of traders aeted on opin
ions that government buying of
wheat had ended a critical situa
tion, and that a much healthier
market outlook was apparent..
Wheat closed strong at almost
the day's top level; 2 -S cents
above yesterday's finish, corn 1-
1 advanced, oats 1-1 np.
Today s closing quotations:
7ha Tya ,) 7 O U -li .
May July 79-gO.
Com December 42 74-43; May
49-; July 51.
Oats December 29 -30; May
33-; July 32. ,
PORTLAND. Oct 18. UPl Fur
ther general ,advance was forced
in wheat today. On the Portland
market with sale of 3000 bushels
the December closed with a rise
of 2c while May with no sales waa
up lc In the finals.
On the merchants exchange lo
cal cash wheat gained 2e while
Montana spring-winter were each
up 6c bushel. There was practi
cally no country trading on ac
count of the lack of offers.
Reports in the trade suggested
the government was buying all
cash wheat offered, of which there
was little in the midwest.
Beekeepers to Meet
In Portland Shortly
CORVALLIS. Oct, 18. Notice
of the annual meeting of the Ore
gon state beekeepers association
to be in Portland November 10
and 11 have been sent out by Dr.
Don C. Mote of Oregon State col
lege, acting secretary of the asso
ciation. Prominent on this year's
program will be discussions of na-
nunai organization auairs, iraaa
agreements ; and cost survey
studies.
Research studies in the Pacific
States Bee Culture laboratories
will also be reported on by the
federal apiculturist, 3. I Se
christ. First year's operation of
the Oregon bee Inspection law will
come in for its share of discus
sion. ES OMITTED
TURNER Oct. 18. The names
of Miss Hallle Thomas and Mrs.
W. J. Denhern were omitted from
published list of names of per
sons who form the local r el let
committee.
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Ocean doriatf the World War,
waa destroyed off Keeling Is
leads ia 1914 by the Austra
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was the originator of dyna
mite? 1? Conjunction
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26 Chemical symbol for Neon
27 Habitual drunkard
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42 Mica man lrruue lui-riouslv
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