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Th. OREGON STATESMAN. Salem, Oregon, Wednesday Moralnb OcU&r 25. 1953
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HELP WANTED MALE
Several neat appearing men, steady
work until Christmas. About 116.00.
Opportunity for permanent connection.
References. Call 881 State, St, room
20. between X and 6 p. m. Wed.
RAILWAY MAIL KLERKS- Steady.
Me 18-35. Comment month.
CoTnraon education sufficient Sample
coaching FREES Apply today sure.
State age-occupation. Box 1289 A care
Statesman,
HELP WANTED FEMALE
.nm1 r.ftTK(! turtles for soeeial
work. Local office operating under
n KA code. eierei.ee a. wan i dww
tk., room 206 after 1 p. in. Wed.
AAtAil rlrlaHatt wnmflh
X-UUfftWtf MS- vw "
ver 30, for specialty work along the
line CIHiu suioance una irauuc
perlnc to school or Sunday school
ork desirable. Moderate compensa
tion. Refa. Box. 340. Statesman.
SALESMEN WANTED
Agetrts wanted. Best deal la Salem,
rrta sr women. 147 N. Commercial.
Real estate salesman, good prop
osition for a live man. Bee J as. IX
Bears. 132 a High St
FOR SAU& Miscellaneous
Grapes. Tou pick them, lo per lb.
TeL tZti. ---,-"
For sale : Grey seed oats. Rt. I,
Box 34B, Salem.
llarshatl and Triple X strawberry
plants ready for fall planting. Tel.
S1F1S.
V&0000000mM SssSSaaaW
8-tube Crosley radio. WU1 trade, can
nse wsod. Tel: S8&8.
Old papers 10s a bundle. Statesman
office.
aAJs-JXaAAJXJXiJaJ"aasij jar nisasni i inrnrar"s-''J
Saw ffusnnrinr and sharpenln
mil9 E. Four -Cornerm, TeL 4280.
tysyssSssWSassii
Commercial drjing. Walnuts $15 pet
ton, filberts 17.50 per ton. Routs I.
Tel 54F4.
inM.ru-u-Ln.n.nrifiririni
Finance company must sell fine
piano for balance due of $125. It is
nearly new $550 piano, latest style. 512
State street Open evenings ttntjl
V Grapes 2e- Oliver Huston, 2515 N.
jfeont TeL 4388.
T?nv . niann nn Tallman's deferred
rental plan. Investigate this plan.
Tallman's Piano Stores, 395 S. 12th
Salem or 822 S. W. Broadway. Port
land. OATS AND VETCH SEED. TeL
I3F1L Fred DeVrles, Praturc.
4 Sweet water grapes. Wm. Stoddard
tVt miles Wallace road.
Used heaters and ranges cheap. Ore
gon Trading. Post 332 Ni Com'L
Grapes, 1 and 2c. Tel 78F2L
AUCTION SALE, Wed., ,Oct 25, 1
p. m. 3 miles north of Salem on
River road, near Keizer school. J. A.
P.eynolds, owner. See sale bills for
particulars or phone Russ Woodry, auc
tioneer. 6700 or 3466.
Grapes delivered Oliver Huston,
tS15 N. Front Tel 4388.
Small gas range, used lumber, dishes
tools, hoes, etc 172 w. iyers.
LMJWUUWU"1"" 1" i . m ii n - - -
Vnr m1 or will trade for cows fresh
or coming fresh. One Samson -tractor,
one . wood saw, two bottom 14 -Inch
r". i mMn ftlnira 1 rnvr tractor
. , .v " ,
disc good as new, two bottom 11-inch
gan$ Plow,- l xeea grinaer.
tsro wheel trailer. Routs 6, Box 48,
" Salem, i. - ,
1500 Salem grown shrubs, trees, etc
' Big- shrubs cheap. Englewood Nursery,
2060 Neb.
Almost new cooking' stove. Wood
saver. $12. 1185 Cross St
For sale : Potatoes, $1 per hundred.
A. C MUler, Jefferson, Oregon.
Grapes, lc, yon pick, TeL 127F2..
TRADE Miscellaneous
'Barber work for farm produce.
Prescotf barber shop, 1084 Oak. -
Wanter to trade : Guernsey heifer
for phtckens. Tel 45 14. :
' WANTED MlsceQaneona
mfttvwnyYniiii
x? farVnaut rlnthtn. Tot. 9525 and
will call, ize i- i;ommercuu.
w.tail TTuuI fnrnitiir. Oreeon
Trading Post, 333 X. Com'L Phone' 435$
"ajLr-iiMir'i-ri "r s
Well du)t or drilled. 4 ll N. Front
MISCELLANEOUS
Expert nalrcutung; auo ana ic sea
a winter-
ui.).nnnnri''i"" -
Wfl
rut nlanA with reanonalhia
party wno win out laier. re tor
manager, sss o. uin, corner uu.
XTLiir,rn"inr i --tt-i-, -i-i - -i i .
Fra. Wa Dick up dead wortlileai
a . ? .M. rr.t j fie a
ROOM AND BOARD
Board-room, 195 Court TeL 5(78.
Syi"ii-.-.".-w-'-i-n- -i-i" -
The Alexandria. Reasonable, com
fortable. Day. week or month. 1130
Caemoketa, TeL'79. - -
Board, (20 tp. 8 team heat 5482.
FOR BENT APARTMENTS
Imrety 3-room apt. 1389 Center.
j PsUoa Apsnmenta. Sowa town ia
trlot. Call Tatton's Book Btorc
Furn. apt. Tel t4. TTit HaxeL
Strictly moOem S-rm. apts, lt.50.
SS80 Fatrarounds ltd. TeL T532.
Small tern. apt. (9 Entoa.
FOR KENT
Two comfortable furnished 3-room
apartment, adults only, S and $10
per imiiith.
CHILDS A MLLLER, Realtors
344 Stite St. Phone 1708
FOR KENT HOUSES
Font, and tmfurru honsea It. A.
Forlmer. 1(1 N. Cottage. Tel. mi
Bu iful funi. S Tms. mad bath.
Kditewnter Court. Tel US;
FOR RENT
Look at M4 North 14th. This fine
property for sale, trade or might rent
All Uada fruit, eherrtes, berries, ap
ples. lUbwrta. walnuts. Small ctty
farm l&xl&l. Home end Income. E. K.
Baltiager, 6I Court street. Phone 5817
Improved 40 -acre farm, 4 mlies east
of Salem. Inquire 151T State St
WANTED TO RENT
-Reliable man with family wants to
rent good place, for share, "Write to
J. Smith, Newcastle, Neb., Route 4.
Want to rent service station. Call
15S1 Skinner St.. West Salem.
FOR SALE Real Estate
By owner, modern 5 -room house,
cheap, near Richmond school. 224
Mill street.
8 roorrs, very finef at sacrifice
price, lSth. Tel. 4277. '
For sale by owner: C acres 3 miles
north on Pac. highway. B. F. Wells,
R. 9, Box 53C.
For sale. One of the best dairy farms
In Marion county, four miles from Sa
lem, consisting of 98 acres. Spring
water piped to house, cold spring water
for cooling milk. With this farm will
go ten cows, 1 binder, mower, hayrake.
wagon, spring tooth harrow, 25 tons
hay In barn, 3 tons straw In barn, 15
tons ensilage in silo. Price 1.23 per
acre. Good terms. C. F. Rodgers, K. 6,
Box 46, Salem.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
Well located business corner, 2 store
fronts. 3 apartments. Will furnish good
home and income. Owner will accept
8 or 7 room residence to suit as part
Price $8500.
CHILDS MILLER. Realtors,
344 State St Phone 8708
EXCHANGE Real Estate
So. Calif. Income and 5-room stucco
residence; will rent for appro. $75
monthly, clear lor dear stock ranch.
Write J. G. Gibson, Huntington Beach,
Calif.
GOOD TRADE
$3000 Choice 10-A. tract all culti
vated land. New 4-r. house, has elec.
lights, bath. Barn, garage and hen
house, good road, not far eat Trade
for house in Salem same value or less.
Act quick. See Bechtel or Thomason,
341 State, Room 4.
eVaAA MtaK akr-!11 Vmiv 44rr 4n 9 K A
farm, partly equipped; or will trade
for equity In large house In Salem.
TeL 8377.
For sale or trade : Well Improved
5 A. N. on Pacific Highway, near Eu
gene. Good buikiings. 3i mL from city
limits. Clear. Trade for Salem town
property J. M. Six, 1395 S. liberty,
Salem.
ACREAGE
SPECIAL
Nice 5-acre tract close to city lim
its, best of black soil, good 5-room
house with basement, furnace and
water system. Carries Soldiers" bonus
loan. Priced low at $3850, easy pay
ments. CHILDS ft MILLER, Realtors
344 State St Plione 8708
WANTED REAL ESTATE
Wanted; Small house for cash. Call
8404.
$1600.00 cash to par for house In
N.orthJSalem. Call me before ten today
H. C StilEi-US
Oregon Building TeL' 8902
I have several clients who want
houses from $1500.00 to $4500.00. If
you want to sell, give us your listing.
Rich L. Reimann, 1SJ S. High St,
Phone 8632.
T
Business Opportunities
Grocery for sale, good location. J.
Lincoln Ellis. 482 State St.
MONEY TO LOAN
Automobile and chattel loans, 1 to
20 months to repay at lowest possible
rates,
GENERAL JTEfANCE CORP.
A local corporation
1st Nat'L Bank Bldg. Phone 8553
Licensed by State
Will a Loan
Help You?
Yon can borrow up to $300 from us
in 24 hours or less, and take from t
to 20 months to repay.
Come in . . . Write . . . or 'Phone
BENEFICIAL LOAN
SOCIETY
OF SALEM
We do-NRA our part
Room 119, New Bligh Bldg., 2nd floor.
LICENSED No. S-122 by STATE
518 State St. Tel S 74 0
FOR SALE WOOD
Pbon Tracy's, 3988 for dry wood.
GUARANTEED DRY wood coal
TeL 5000 Salem Fuel Co. Trade a
Cottage,
Ash, fir and oak. Tel 5648.
Oak wood for sale. TeL 3888.
All kinds of wood. Tel 4413.
Second growth and oak. Phone
1S7F3.
Good dry 2nd growth dry oak.
Howard, 2385 N. Front. Phone 8260.
LOST AND FOUND
Found in my pasture. S head dark
Holstein cows. L. C. Keithley, Rt L
Aumavuie, at worta uantiam.
FOR SALE USED CARS
Borrego's Better.
Buys , :
1928 Chevrolet' Coupe
.$145
-$185
1927 Buick Sedan
1928 Dictator Sedan
.8160
- - mr Star Sedan-Ti 75
See as for trucks
240 N. Liberty TeL 3(3$
Interesting: Facts 1
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15- years ago
today Germany
asked for terms.
-O-
Forty per cent of aatomobile
accidents occnr between dusk and
dawn when traffic Is lightest.
0 .
One week from today is No
vember the first.
Today is the last
deer hunting eeaaoa.
day of the
O-
We told you yesterday that M.
C. Jamison had drfren a car four
years without aa accident. After
ward one of SJs competitors told
us he saw him with his arm In a
sHnc He insists that he fell down
stairs.
Watch Friday's Statesman for
food news of interest. Advertising
appearing .in Friday's Statesman
is always of interest to thrifty
housewives.
FOR SALE USED CARS
BUICK SEDAN, $293. 1730 D St
Valley Motor Co.
Used ars
1932 Ford DeLuxe Seclan, JHtenew
t l shatter-proof glass, L".:llJ.r.$SCfO
1933 Delivery Sedan. 'OaTy 11,080
miles 425
1931 DeLuxe Ford Roadster, rum
ble seat, motor completely
overhauled - . 275
1932 Chevrolet Coach , 475
1929 LaSalle Sport Coupe 495
1931 Ford Truck, long whcelbase,
duel rear wheels, body 400
1923 Ford Truck, 4 -speed trans
mission 1$5
Model T Truck, auxiliary
transmission ... .. 80
Valley Motor Co.
Center at Liberty TeL 3158
For "sale: 1327 Chevrolet town sedan.
With two-wherl trail, r fn nnlv fan
Ben Ebeyer, 830 S. 18th street Salem)
For sale: One Plymouth car. Triple
XXX, 2217 Fairgrounds road.
For sale: What have youT 2-ton
umu Liuais, 4-wheel brakes, excellent
rubber. 36 N. ComL St
WEDNESDAY, October 25
xow roBTuuro 620 re. :
T:0O Tony Csbooch, KBC.
7:15 Orgsn concert, NBC.
8:15 Old Memory Box, KBC.
:15 The Widow and AngeL NBC.
9 :30 ConqaettM.
8:43 William Cowle, KBC.
10:00 Cooking school.
10 :30 Woman's Magazine, NBC.
1:15 Southern 8ynrpitontes, NBC.
1:45 Lady Next Door, NBC.
3 :05 VienneM ensemble, " NBC.
3:25 Friendly Chat
4:15 Hotel Biltmore orchestra, NBC.
4:45 Harry Stanton, NEC.
5:05 Stringwood enaunble, NBC
6:30 Tinea program, NBC.
8:00 Amos "n' Andy, NBC.
8:15 Don Carney's dog itories, NBC.
8:30 One Man's Family, NBC.
9:15 Herb Dsns on lootbalL NBO.
9:30 Francis Ingram.
10:15 An son Weeks' orchestra, NBC.
11:00 Sid Lippman's orchestra, NEC.
11:30 Slumber hour, NBC.
KEI POETLAND 1180 Ke.
7:00 Hill Billies.
7:15 Coon Sanders' orchestra.
8:00 Fonr Square Cathedral Berries.
8:30 Victor Salon orchestra.
9:00 Crosscuts, NBC.
9:15 Gene Austin.
9:45 Ronald Buck, pianist.
10:02 Sarah Kreindler, NBC.
10:15 Book for Children, NBC.
11 :00 Complete weather report.
11:02 Panl Whitman's orchestra.
11:30 Glen Shelley, organist.
2 :00 World Bookman.
2:05 Symphony hoar.
S :00 John McCormack.
8:15 Concert trio.
4 :00 Dixie Melodies.
4:05 Tunes of the Times. NBC.
-4:15 Jan Garber's orchestra.
5:00 Boy Scouts program.
8:45 Russell Hoppe Wakefield.
9 rOO Anson Weeks, orchestra.
9:15 Book Parade. NBC. i
10:00 Marshall's Mavericks, NBC.
10:30 Seven 8eas, NBC.
11:00 Cobwebs and Nuts, Mel Blase.
KOAC COBVAXJUS 550 Sc.
7:30 Moraine Meditations, led by BT.
W. Raymond Wilder.
8:00 Morning coneert.
0:00 Home Economies Observer.
10:00 Maude Pratt Smith.
11:00 Better Health and Longer Life.
12:00 Farm hour.
2:00 As Ton Like It with Anthony
Euwer.
2:80 Something Abont Everything.
8:00 Tha Bomemaker's Half Hoar,
ft :45 Farm hoar.
7:80 Dr. Victor P. Morris, "The
World in Review.'
7:45 Radio shorthand contest.
9 :OB Linfield college prorraat.
NOTICE OP APPOINTMENT
Notice is hereby giren that the
undersigned has been duly ap
pointed by the County Court of
the State of Oregon, for the coun
ty of Marion, as Administratrix of
the estate of Emma W. Rodgors,
deceased, and that she has duly
qualified as such? Administratrix;
all persons haying claims against
the estate of said decedent are
hereby notified jto present the
same, duly verified, to me, at the
office of Ronald p. Glover, my at
torney, at 205 Oregon Building,
Salem, Marlon County, Oregon,
within six months from the date
of this notice. - '
- Dated at Salem, Oregon, this
27th day of September. 1933.
HATTIE WASHBURN
Administratrix of the Estate of
.Emma W. Rodgors, Deceased.
Ronald C. Glover, x
Salem, Oregon.
Attorney - for Administratrix,
i S 27 O 4-11-18-25
NOTICE
The state treasurer win pay all
general fund warrants! endorsed
"Not paid for want of funds" on
August 4 to .14, 1933 inclusive.
Interest on such warrants ceases
on this date. October 25, 1933.
Rufus C. Holman, State Treasurer.
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1 Program
Business
Directory
Cards in this directory run
n a monthly basts oaly. Rate:
ei.OO per lino persMBtD..
AUTO BRAKES
34 lk Panek, tha brake and shimmy
doctor, 275 stmtft commercim street
BICYCLES
New and used. Tires, Repairing.
HARRY W. SCOTT. 147 a Com'l St
BROOMS AND BRUSHES
Oregon Blind School, TeL 4072.
Fuller' Brush Man. TeL SCSI,
CATERING
Bwrt Crsrry. the)- caterec Ph. 8751.
CHIMNEY SWEEP
Telephone 450. ft K. Korthnesa
CHINESE MEDICINE
When Others Fail
Nature's herbs for every IIL H. S
Low. noted Chinese herbalist 473 &
Commercial Street Saleao, Oregon.
Established stace 1913 In Oakland.
Calif. Consultation free. Telephone
5758, Hours 9 to 8, Sun. II to It M.
Dr. Chan Lam Chinese Medicine Co.
Hours Tuesday and Friday, 10 :30 a. m.
to 4:30 p. m. 148 N. Commercial.
CHIROPRACTORS t " '
DR. O. L. 8COTT, PSC, Chiropractor.
25$ N. High. TeL Res. 8572.
FLORISTS
CUT .flowers, wedding bouquets fun
eral wreaths, decorations. C F. Breit
baupt florist $77 Court TeL 5904.
ALL ktnds of floral work. Lutx Flar
it. tth & Market Tel. 9592
GLASS
Aute sod window glass mirrors. TsL
6108. Walter J. Downs, 080 Breys.
INSURANCE
BECKE HENDRICKS
189 N. High Tet 494T
COFFBY-SMTTH. ren. 1ns. Tel. 8831.
LAUNDRIES
THE NEW SALEM LAUNDRT
THE WEIDER LAUNDRT
2C3 & High TeL 0125
CAPITAL CITT LAUNDRT
First in Quality and Service
Telephone 3 186 1284 Broadway
MATTRESSES
Mattresses from factory to home. Cot
tan mattress. GO lb. 86.00. Renovators
and fumigators. Ruga cleaned. Capitol
Bedding Co. TeL 4069. 1030 ft uapuoi.
New mattress made to order, old re
made; carpet cleaning, sixing; fluff
rug weaving. Balem Fluff Rug Mat
tress Factory, a 13th ft Wilbur. TeL
8441. Otto F. Zwlcker. 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
L. O. Altaian. M. D. Homeopathlst.
Office and residence 607 Center St.
Phone 6832. Treats both acute and
chronic diseases.
PAINT AND ROOFING
Salem Paint St Roofing. 474 Ferry.
PRINTING
rnn STATIONERY, cards. nan.Dh-
iets, programs, books or any kind of
printing, call The Statesman Printing
Department, Zl s. commercial, vieie-
RADIO SERVICE
fVntral Radio Service. Tel 7993.
Guaranteed repairs. 895 N. High.
REAL ESTATE
BECKE ft HENDRICKS, TeL 4947.
W. H. GRABENHOKST ft CO.
134 S." Liberty St. TeL 8488.
SOCOLOFSKT ft- SON
304-5 First Nnfl. Bk. Bldg. Tel. 7807.
STOVES
STOVES and stove repairing. Steves
n U muiII anil mmImX. All
kinds of woven wire fence, fancy and
plain, nop oasKeta. nooaa, iogan ovwa
Salam Fnr atnd Stava Worka 263
Chemeketa, Tel. 4774, R. B. Flemlmr.
TAXIDERMIST
E. K. Wiggins, 1 mL N. Pac. Hwy.
TRANSFER
FOR local or distant transfer storage.
call $131, Larmer Transfer Co, Trucks
to Portland daily. . - - -
CAPITAL CITT Transfer Co. 236
State St. TeL 1778. Distributing, for
warding and storage our specialty,
Get our ratea.
TYPEWRITERS
TYPEWRITERS Adding Men. said,
rented, repaired. Underwood Agents.
Cooke ft Short. 681 Court. TeL 6584.
UPHOLSTERING
First class upholstering. Cushions
made and rebuilt Canvas work, Eu
bank' s Upholstery Shop with Sora-
han's Finish Shop. 654 Ferry St
WELL DRILLING
R, A. West, $0 years experience, RFD
T, HOT IBS. Tel. 1I8F&.- T
v nroMiNa folks visit
FALLS CITT, Oct. t Mrs,
Anns, Davis and Norman Davis of
Chugwater, Wyo., mother and
brother of Ira C. Davis, are visit
ing here. .
BUTTER ON PRODUCE
1CIHES IIP
Chicken Trade Firmer; Hogs
Weaker; Onion Prices
Are 1 Unseized
Late batter Quotations oa the
p r od nee exchange at Portland
Tuesday were up one-half to on
cent, according to the Associated
Press ta"bie.. Prices quoted were:
extras 22 c e n t s, standards 21
cents, prime firsts 20 cents and
firsts 19 cents.
PORTLAND, Oct. 24. VP)
Batter continued unchanged here
today with extras at 21c, al
though comment was beard that
the market waa wholly artifi
cial. Agitation for government
purchase of hotter left the trade
somewhat bewildered, it was
said, inasmuch aa many 'appear
unwilling to offer their supplies
to the federal .government at cur
rent values- because they would
be subjected to a rather heavy
loss.
Trade in chickens was slight
ly firmer and especially so for
medium heas, which were high
er. Some of the operators were
reported as having paid more
than the exchange price basis for
other fowls.
General steadiness was con
tinued in the market for top
quality fresh eggs with prices
maintained. Storage stock was
moving in greater volume to the
east but at low prices. 1
Distributors report Just a fair
demand for turkeys with a gen
eral top selling price here of 22
23c for young toms and hens.
Off grade stuff as low as 15c
pound.
With further recent shading of
livestock values, country ' killed
hogs were down again along the
wholesale way with tops gener
ally no higher than 7c pound.
Rather heavy offerings of
country killed lambs were show
ing with 9-10c pound- the gen
eral top for supplies and offer
ings not moving out as well as
might be wished for. Teal was
holding fteady to firm.
Prices were' unsettled in the
onion trade aa a result of almost
record low values at Yakima for
quick movement. Local onion
growers continued unwilling to
do business.
Some local walnuts ;frere ex
pected last of the week. In the
meantime Callfornianwere slow
here.
FI6HT IS GSIB
PORTLAND, Oct. 24. (Jf)
Fight among wholesalers estab
lished in the market caused much
confusion in the potato trade to
day on the East Side Farmers'
wholesale market. The fight was
carried to such an extreme that
wholesalers were selling Takima
and Deschutes Gems with a net
loss of as much as 15 cents cental.
Such tactics thoroughly demoral
ised the entire potato trade and
local growers were nnable to do
business in volume at prices that
were satisfactory. The action of
wholesalers was such as to prove
a most serious menace to the fu
ture of the market and called
forth demand from home produc
ers to eliminate the warring fac
tions. Not only was there a slashing
of potato prices, but the price on
onions waa cut to the quick and
by the same interests. Yakima
stock was being sold as low as
60 cents cental.
Apple demand showed further
small gain in activity, but prices
appear abouut unchanged. Best
Kings and Northern Spys as well
as Jonathans were as high as 75
cents box.
One to Six Point
Gains Made Late
On StockMarket
NEW YORK. Oct. 24. (JPi
Active buying in the last hour
carried stocks up 1-6 points or
more today after earlier hesi
tancy.
Foreign "gold country" bonds,
especially those of France, had
a boom, while United States fed
eral issues eased. The French
franc, notwithstanding the cabi
net upset, made an extreme rise
of around one-quarter cent and
sterling rallied more than 16
cents. The. dollars gold value, as
measured by the franc yardstick,
slipped'to the vicinity of 67
cents; its low, reached several
weeks ago. Is 4SH' cents.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
THE UNITED STATES FOR
THE DISTRICT OF OREGON
In the Matter of
Joseph M. Isling,
Bankrupt. No. B 18533
To the creditors of Joseph if.
Isling, of Salem, in the County of
Marion and District aforesaid, a
bankrupt.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that on the 18th day of October,
1933, the said Joseph M. Isling
was duly adjudicated bankrupt
and that the first meeting of his
creditors win be held at room SOI
in the United States National
Bank Building "in the City of
Salem, Oregon, on the th day of
November, 1933, at 1:80 o'clock
in the afternoon at' which time
the said creditors may attend
prove their claims, appoint
trustee, examine the bankrupt
and transact such other business
as may properly eome before said
meeting. . -
WTLLARD U MARKS,
potato mm
Referee in Bankruptcy.
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AT BO, IVHITE AT 81
Local wheat nrlces took a. high
Jump yesterday, with the quota
tion on red at 60 cents, nine nil
points above the Monday figure.
White is Quoted a cent higher, at
1 cents. - .
- Feed eat are down a dollar a
ton to- $14 and milling oats also
lost a dollar a ton, to top of fie.
Other prices were unchanged
yesterday. : ; j . ' ;- ',1
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PORTLAND;: Ore, Oct. 24.-1-UP)
Produce eiehaagu, net prices: Batter
Extras 22c, staadards 21e .prises firsts
aos, firsts lSfee. Fresh extras
2c, tresB memgini 25e,
T
I Portland Grain " 1
PORTLAND, ; Ore.,
Wheat Open
May 77
Deemker 71
Oct. 24. AP)
High Lew Close
71 TJ T7
71. 71 Tl
Csah wheat No. 1
Big Bead bhta-
( stem 78e; dark hard winter 12 per cent
sue; i per cent 7ie; toft white, westers
white, hard winter, northern spring, west
ern red 70c . :
Oats Nsi t white $22.
Corn So. SB yellow 822.75.
Millmn Staadard $14.
Portland Produce
PORTLAND, Ore., Oct. 34. (AP)
Better Prints, extras 23c, standards
22e pound.
Batterfat Portland delivery: A grade
20c; farmer's door delivery 18e pound.
Sweet cream 5e higher.
Eggs Pacific Poultry producers'
selling price: Fresh extra special Sle,
extras Sfe, standards 24e, mediums 25c,
pallets ISe dozen. Btryinr price by whole
salers: Fresh extras 29c doaen, firsts, 23c,
mediums 20c dot en, undergrade 14c, pal
lets 14c.
Hops Nominal, 1933, 83-40e ponnd.
Cheese 02 score, Oregon triplets He,
losf 12c ponnd. Brokers will pay Vje
below qnatatieas.
Milk Contract price, 4er cent, Port
land delivery $1.70 cwt.;NB grade cream
37 He ponnd. V
Country meats Selling price to re
tailers: Coantry killed hogs, best pntch
ers, tinder 150 pounds 6-7e. Vealers
80 to 100 ponnd' 8-9e pound; light
and this 4-6e pound; heavy calves 4
pound. Lambs B-10c pound; yearlings
4-5e pound: heavy ewes 2-3e pound. Me
dina cows 2-5e pound; eanner cows l-2e
ponnd. Bulls' 4-4 H ponnd.
ktefcaii Bayisg price : 1933 clip r 15
ponnd.
uascara oarx buying price, iao
peel 2 Vic pound.
Live poultry PsrUand oelivery: Buy
ing pnees: Colored fowls, I to I pounds
12b; over 6 poands 11c; spring pullets.
to Sv Pounds lOe; roasters, over 4
pounds 10c; Leghorn fowls, over 8
pounds Be; under pounds 10c; broil
ers IV4 to 2 pounds ISc, 2 ponnds and up
11c; stags 7eJ roosters at. fekia stacks
10c; colored docks 8c; geese Sc ponnd.
Onions Yakima $11.25; Oregon
$1.25-1.35 eentsl.
Potatoes. Lineal white and red
1.15 eeatml; Yakima Sl-1.25; Deschutes
$1.85.
Cantaloupes Dillsrd. standard $i.zs;
Yakima standards, 75-80c crate; The
Dalles $1 crate.
Wool 1933 clip, nominal: Willam
ette valley 23-25e pound; eastern Ore
gon le-21e ponnd; southern idspo 10-
20c ponad.
Hay Buying price from producer:
Alfalfa, No. 1, new crop 816-16.50; vetch
$15; Willamette valley timothy $15;
eastern Oregon timorthy $11.50; oats $14
ton.
Portland Livestock t
PORTLAND. Ore, Oct. 24. (AP)
Cattle Deceipts 100, calves 10; steady,
active. Steers, e e m m o n and medium,
$2.50-5.00; heifers, common sod medium,
$2.60-4.25; cows, common and medium,
82.25-3.00; low cutter and cutter, $1.25
S.25; bulls, entter and medium, fl.75
9.00; vealers, good and choice, $6.00
7.00; call, common and medium, $3.00
6.00: calves, good and choice, 84.00-5.50;
common and medium, $2.00-4.00.
Hoes Peceipts 800; 15-2 5c lower.
Liiehtweirht. rood and choice 84-25-
4.75; medium weight, good and choice
$4.35-4.75; heavyweight, good and choice
$4.25-4.50; packing sows, medium and
good $3.1-40.35: slauehtr pigs cond 83
3.50; feeder and stocker pips, good and
choice $3.85-4.25.
Sheep 200, steady.
Lambs, eood and choice $5.50-5.75;
common medium $3.50-5; yearling wethers
$2.50-4.50; ewes 72C-S.2.
GOES TO CALIFORNIA
MT. ANGEL, Oct. 24. Miss
Marjory Dehler left Sunday for
a short sojourn in California. She
was accompanied by her small
nephew. Sonny Boy Gregush,
whom she is returning to his
home in Los Angeles. The little
chap has been spending the last
lew monms wiui uis giauuyai
ents in Mt. Angel.
NOTICE OF FINAL
SETTLEMENT
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned has filed in the
Countr Court of the State of Ore
gon for the County of Marion,
his duly verified Final Account
as administrator of the estate of
Mary E. Epley. deceased, and
that said Court has fixed Tues
day the twenty-first day of No
vember, 19 33, 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 in
Salem, in Marion County, tregon,
as the place for hearing said Fin
al Account and all objections
thereto.
Dated at Salem. Oregon, this
18th dav of October. 1933.
C. A. Enley. Executor of the
Estate of Mary E. Epley, deceas
ed.
Ronald r. Glover. Attorney tor
Administrator, Salem, Oregon.
O. 18-25-N. 1-8-15.
NOTICE OF FINAL
Notice is herebv given that the
undersigned has filed In the Coun
ty Court of the State of Oregon,
for the Conntv of Marion, his duly
verified Final Account, as execu
tor nf the estate of Thomas H.
Humphreys, deceased, and that
said Court has fixed Tuesday, the
21st day of November, 1933. at
the hour of ten o'clock A. M. of
said day, aa the time, and the
County Court Room in the coun
ty Court House at Salem, In Mar
Ion County, Oregon, as the place
for hearing said final account and
all objections thereto.
Dated at Salem, Oregon, this
18th day of October, 1938.
William Howard Humphreys.
Executor of the Estate of
Thomas H. Humphreys,
. Deceased. -RONALD
C. GLOVER,
Jtttnrnev for Executor.
Salem. Oregon. 018-25 N1-3-1I
General Ueis
up
mar w v -mvv a m r gr b i si m mm b
: v Grsstte B raw mfia,
co-op pool price, f 1.43 per
hsutdreoV -
Sarplos $1.20. . u -
C Mirk based en seml sMaUlr
aitartat average.)
Distributor price 4.70
Bate erf t Top . 19c,
prints 2accwbe SMc.
Prices awl, to growers by Salem bonis
October 24
. (The prices beisw. supplied by local
grocer, are indicative si the daily market
sat are no guaranteed by The Stateamaa)
xa.lt I - IT, rrifSf
oos. ; .40 .80
.60
iiaiiaa Broccoli, log
Panntps, box lag
Tmrnips, bos lag
Butabagas, lug box
KVmsselat sprouts, lag ,
Lseaf egg. plant
Coast pes, lb. .. ,
Lims beans, Tb.
. .50
. .50
. .50
. .65
. .90
. .05
. .07
. .1$
1.00
. .04
tMNLgS, ewt
-75 te
Ctreem peppers, loeaj.
fJnioua. dos. smaoatea
Ib.
,- - .IS
.75 to 1.00
PotMoes. Iocs!
Lsttsea, Jocsl
. 65 te .M
.2.50 to $.00
1.84
1J!5
.60
Califor&ia, ieed-
OntMsa, Walla Walls, vwt.
laifriab .
Celery, des. '
Apples
iongs
Jaaatbsus
Spits
. .75
' rennoek.
.75
Oranges. Valencies, fancy 8.00 te 8.50
s-mco sacs .... X.I 3 ( .Z3
Beets, local, dox. " .15
Turnips, local dot. " .25
Carrots, local, dos , .IS
Spinach, local, crate to ,7S
Bananas, lb. ea stock - .05
Hands .05
Cucumbers, local, box .60
Lemons a nn
Limes, fresh no
Avscados, erase f
Souaih. Banish, dos. .15
Hdbbard squash
Tomatoes, Ths Dalles
Local, bushel ...
Peaches, Foster, bn. ..
Cora, local, dox. - ...
Casabss. lb.
Seedless grapes, lug
Tokay grapes
Concord grapes, lug
Sweet potatoes, lb. ..
-1.00
.20
.40
1.10
.10
.03
..1.25
1.00
.SO
.03
.33
Pears, bu.
HOFS
1S3S fuea-lea. lb.
.40
.83
1933 dusters, lb.
BOGS
Baying Prices
Extras
Standards
Mediums
.20
.23
.22
.12
POSLXSl
Pullets
Old roosters
Colored hens
Mediant bens
J4
.T Z .os
.08
.T2
aa
5.01
...4.75 to 5.00
4.75
4.50
Light hens
Tieghorn tryers -
Colored fryers
eDEAT
Spring lambs, top
Hogs, top
First esta
Second cats
Steers
Cows
.03 to - .04
.01 to
..02 to
.02 U
Bulls
.02
.03
.07
Dressed veal, top
Dressed hogs
gxxi ahd ui
Wheat, western red . . , .60
White, Ko. 1 .61
Barley, ton. toa 14.00
Oats. feed, ton 14.00
Oats, milling, ton
-10.00
.12.00
nay. ouyras prte
Oats and vetch, tea
Alfalfa, valley, tint cot.
.14.00
-12.00
Clever hay .
WOOL
Medium
Course ,
Mohair .
2S
.38
9
.01
.OS
CASCAXA BASK
Preen, IK
Dry. lb.
NEBRASKA IS VISITOR
PERRYDaLe, Oct. 24. Mrs.
Gus von Querder, mother of Mrs.
Orville Kurtz, was pleasantly sur
prised Saturday afternoon when
her brother, A. Schramm of Neb
raska, drove up at the Kurtz home
where Mrs. von Querner waa visit
ing. They had not seen each other
for 49 years. Mr. Schramm ex
pects to stay at least six weeks, as
he is much impressed with Ore
gon.?
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BY CHICAGO WHEAT
CHICAGO, Oct U.(Jp) Wheat
today excelled all its recent high
price records, bat tumbled at the
last owing -largely to assertions
that government relief purchases
had been ended. .
Upturns in wheat vaiuea car
ried the market to almost 20 cents
above the season's low point, and
were associated with expectation
the new departure in United
States gold control tomorrow
would provide a stimulus. Bullish
wheat crop estimates from Canada
and prospects of stoppage of rye
imports into the United States
were also helpful temporarily in
lifting values. :
Wheat closed unsettled, 1-1
cents under yesterday's finish,
corn - down, oats, Off to
up.
Today's closing Quotations:
Wheat December 84-tS;
May 874-8; July 8S-.
Corn i December 45 - ;
May 51-H; July 53.
Oats December 85 : May
88-; July 86-38.
Boston Quotations
Still Unchanged
BOSTON, Oct. 24. (IP) (U. S.
Dept. Agr.)- Although very Httie
wool is being sold in the market
here, quotations are showing
practically no change from sell
ing prices of the past several
weeks. Small lots morel occasion
ally ss buyers come Into the mar
ket to piece-out stocks on hand.
Holders of domestic wools are
not making much' effort to push
sales but rather are inclined to
await developments in the goods
market. Quotations cabled from
primary markets in Australia in-.
dicate markets there firmer to
slightly higher than last week.
Clover Seed Harvest
Complete; Crop Poor
SILVERTON, Oct. 24. The
clover seed in the Silverton farm
ing community has practically all
been harvested at this time. Re
ports are that the crop is very
poor and the quality none to
good this year. Very nearly the
entire first crop was cnt for hay
because of the shortage of that
product, Weather conditions were
not ideal for harvesting the sec
ond crop of clover.
Stocks and Bonds
(Copyright. 1933 Standard Statistics Co.)
STOCK AVXJtAGIS
October 24
Today 82.9
Previous day - 79.6
Week a so 83.8
Year ago I , 52.3
3 years ago , 13H 8
High 1933, w102.1
Low 1988 i ,- 42.8
High 1M 72.S
L 1939 SS.l
89.7 73.0 74-5
87.2 71.2 71.S
40.1 74.9 T5.S
28.S 85. S4.S
107.1 1S6.S 140.
53.0 113.7 96.9
23.5 61.5 43.9
St 8 111.0 7S.
13.2 61.8 85.0
High 1931 140.2 106.2 203.9 114.1
Low 1931 60.0 30.8 92.8 6L3
Today
Previous day
Week ago
Year ago
3 years ago .
High 1933
Low 1933
High 1933
Low 1932
High 1931
Low 1931
72.0
71.8
73.3
63.0
90.4
77.1
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71.S
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90.4
62.3
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73.0
74.3
65.4
105.7
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62.3
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