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T' " The OREGON STATESMAN; Saler-V OrtoW Thursday Morning, Jannary 1934
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ceived after this time will
ba na snier the aeedlns
.TOO Late to Classify.
) The Statesman assames
mo' Bnanelal responsibility
for errors which, may ap
pear In advertisements pea
llshed la tta eolamna, aad
la cases where tola paper Is
at fault will reprint that
part ot aa adverHiemeat la
which the typographical
mlataae cemra. ,
; Tat Statesman reeervee
tae right to reject objee
tlonal advertising. It far
ther reeerres the right te
classify all adTertlslng ma
de? the proper elassiflea
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HELP WANTED FEMALE
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Girl tor housework, f 5 per month.
tS N. Liberty.
SITUATIONS WANTED
UUIHTIH I.' i' --- " I
Exp.
'409S.
stenographer, local ret Tel.
FOR SALE MIsceDaneona
150 boxes choice Delicious apples 5c
box. t tor tL. Bring boxes. Pure ap
pST cider 10c gat Oregon Oreweed
fcenef lb. paU 43c Puritan Cider
.Works. West Salem.
. Saw rimming and lhfP?i
cnllo K. Four Corasm. Tel.
Potatoes, JO, -.75, LOt. J. V. Lehr
mzn. B. T aear Hasal Green school.
n.i4in Korthern Spy.
f!r. -.riliiO to 1 6c Wsl-
lr" wriir 4V4 ml. Wallace
ro&d,
m j 1 1. -in rii i - - '
Sereral ranges aid beaters, W.H
SCarebo, 1484 Ferry. W FU-um Shop.
O. A. C pisa.TeL IU5. '
w. no. heater IS. x-
tellent condlUon. Tel. 20t.
Golden Delicious. None better. Ru-
lltson's. Box . . o.
wiD a t t w -porta 19S7 Star Sedan.
ac.-ni. A.l condition. Address 1839
en'rhv -
Ferry St.
r MISCELLANEOUS
-"sv: i5o.oo. oi & winu;;
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trv.. W nick no dead worthless
horses, "eows, sheep. TeL
Dressmaking. 407 N. Capitol. Apt s.
Prescott's barber shop, 104
Hair cut 25c, share 15c. . ' '
uniiiMVi'i' -
Oak.
ROOM AND BOARD
- Board-room, S95 Court. Tet
bime at 754 Ferry street to particular
HMiIrt AT Trial LL WMtWl
popie uesirins , -,k, At I
Meats W1U aiao vm mm. : .7 -TT I
at ms. Once her guest, you will be
certain to return.
FOR RENT APARTMENTS
tju'i n ririi"i 1 ' 11 " "
Ftae mod. S R. fura. pt. Hot.
frinntioiL Garage. Tel. Sli.
. ii ii nnruuuij-r-iri I'nvf' ' "
Fun. apt, 2241 HaseL TeL TI84.
swisssasjsasssssssasl 1 sssMsj w essssssssssessssssjsw
Htd. apt. 110. 11 S. Church.
Muirn . i -room turn, apt, close In.
TeL 1764.
Nice turn.- apt, 50 Union.
FOR RENT HOUSES.
Fum. 4 R. house, amrage. 72 High
land. tl- Inquire at 3375 Laurel.
SR. furn. house, lei. i
FOR SALE Real Estate
l A. one mt from city urnus.
MUsh stria bouse, oak floors in ut-
Ing. and dining rooms, fireplace,
trie lights. I1MMJIJ dowtt; Vft
4T A. Howell Priirle land, 10
m9 a UawaII Prairie tana. s ouu-
rated; It A. oak and tm
SrfTom Salem. Ketxerbot
m it -1 rnit and nuts, modem e
room house, good barn, S Chicken
..HSS9 275 BUte. TeL 471 1
. u - - -- -- - -i rs nrwi i' TiT-"
v Good house, barn andotJher buttd-
lngs In Turner, ure. iw.v.
,rVq. nRANT. Masonic BldR
: EXCHANb&--Real Estate
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lt Iroom apt house-orAOt.
trui ooT)t clear house In Balem or
i. A la. mm Mrl MvmfnL
We have 2-ile homes la Portland
,fleari each to traoe ior mcw
rTiTT t-. a. vrrr.T.irH REALTORS
: 344 gtato Street - TeL 1701,
Wni take Belcrest property, totaw o
, house as 1st payment ,oo rj
. ttf.ii mwtni homsv South Salem. East
front, 4 bedrooms, -rear U v ljnt room, j
rood location, near acnooia. , wrii
y " S8l Statesman. i -;r- "T-':--Jl2
Tins suburban, borne witn -moaern
MMuibMu to rrh anew "for house in
tin- .De.rtment huse business
" proposltiott. .- -: v - - J--v-i-si-'
oVson BMi. -- .- I Tel. Mi
CREAEtMS
.' 1AAjLnjT-fWniU'Swifil'L" r - mmm
: i---' ., a rata snir 8iS5 a
. (W lvlnir- haa eut the Dries tO
bedrocknot far;, out Best of soil,
cosy 4 R. bungalow, barn, hea house.
some nut-and fruit tree.
-WANTED TO BUT -
K " We hare client who j wants 39 to
104 acres prefers good prairie land
; with or without bldga What have yout
r SK BECHTELj or TMO-UU9UUJ
. 841 State Street -
: WANTEDS-REAL ESTATE
4rdMsisaitfMsao-
- " - W ANTED '
: are -buyer for good 4 bedroom
Boom. Must be A-l and priced right.
CHILD9- A MnjJ.R. SJIALTOKS
344. State Street , - TeL 6743
Will pay cash for 4 or R.bun-
laiow. Ml Court Tel. MIT, r
MONEY TO LOANr
Automobile i and
: Chattel Loans
1 te tt moatfcs to repay at lowest pos-
atbU trnte- '
GBNB&AL jTlNANCIS CORr. .
; A local eorporaUoe
tst Karl. Bank Bids. Phone SSS!
Licensed r Stat
? Need Money ?
BalaW loans. SS.O and up. from 1
to montha See Mr. Bachmana at
STATE LOAN CO.
ti: Oregon. Bids.
Tet T78J " lAc No. S-1S5.
Are You
Short of Cash?
Borrow f 100-tf(K2BO or MORE from
nst Reear ta from 1 to St nontha ao-
eordlnc to your present income.
Come In! write I Knonei
v BENEFICIAL LOAN.
SOCTETTT
Or SALEM
Member of NRA v .
Room lit; New BUgto Bids tnd fleoc
LICENSED NO. B-I2Z by STATu
lit State St. Tek t I 4
MARION POLK N. F. U A.
We make both federal and commis
sioner loans. Fifteen years In our
presnit location.
r. U WILKINSON, Sec-Treaa.
tS V. a Bank BnJUUng-
LIVESTOCK and POULTRY
For Sale 140 Hanson strain White
Leghorn. Reasonable. Mrs, John W.
Yates. Rt 4, Box 120A, Salem. Near
heebie MlndM ScnooL
FOR SALE WOOD
Phone Tracy's, SIM for dry wood.
GUARANTEED ORT wood coal
TeL .too Salem Fuel Co. Trade
CotUca
Second
1J7FX.
crowtb and oak, Phone
Call 4FI4. All wood. Smith A Rubens.
Second growth and old fir wood.
Prompt delivery. Fred E. Wells;
Dry weed that Is dry. Call 11SF23.
Robert Froom
Dry wood. TeL 441S.
Dry second growth. D.
Ik Schlorg.
IMS D" St TeL 4574. ,
Dry wood priced right, TeL 7983.
Dry fir, ash wood. 5278.
FOR SALE USED CARS
MMMMW
REPOSSESSED CARS
From 115.00 to SSOO. See them at
Borrego's Car Mkt.
240 Nt Liberty TeL SS3I,
Will discount deposit on new Dodge
or Plymouth car. If you are going ta
buy a new car here Is a chance to
save. Inquire Statesman office.
PERRTXMLE, Jan. 3. Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Mitchell enter
tained with a New Tear's din
ner at their home la McMInnrille
Sunday. This was the first fami
ly reunion in their home tor sev
eral years. All of their children
and grandchildren were present
with the exception ot one grand
son. Those present were Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Mitchell, WUlard and
Kooeria, carl Mitchell and daugh
r. 'r. Roll WHM
Mr. and Mrg. Ray Mitchell and
lima, Mrs. Cynella Taylor of
Portland and Lora, Mitchell ot
Medford.
Mr. and Mrs, Carl Habits of
Sandy spent the holidays with
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. George
IYOOOS.
Charlee Ross, leader of the
salt Creek band, was presented
, with a lovely silver Inlaid and
engraved baton by band members
as a Christmas gift, The band la
composed of masi:ians who have
. played tor a number of years, and
under the leadership ot Mr. Ross
present some fine entertainment.
ITS A NEW TEAR'S BABY'
PIONEER, Jan. 3. - A baby
was born here to Mr. and Mrs.
W. 1. Black of Salem at the
home of Mrs. Black's sister Mrs.
i a - Rrnwn t.. t
hiiSe
Gotham's New Police Head
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ftUC C-TOffiS-S-2eJbf lOHifL. JtoUfcJ TIMS nAJOSi-QENBAV !
With the appointment of general John y, O'Eyan 'as Folic Comis
ainn ef New York, the nation will have an onDortnnltv to see how a
soldier deals with the erima problem. General 6'Sya-. who commanded
h 27th Di-Iskm in France durinc the World War. has axrnounced ha
will run the Police Department according to army standards, atresatcx
dependability as tha essential qualiflcation la his bSeera and men,
ra twiH.tn mwnt nt thm ao-ieaMk-l rifrd desTee" is" expected, for the reneral
is kxu-ra to be opposed to ft, believiBg ikinatOla disrespect for the" law
into the men paid to uphold it. Besides being' a soldier General Q'Syaac
s lawyer ox nota, btuoi
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Interesting Facts
Utah became a state 33 years
ago today. , ; T '
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The first Kentucky derby took
place May 1875. j -' ,
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At one time In years cone by
there was a lake near the site of
the Salem armory and at high wa-
tr time It orerflowed to the
courthouse rrounds. i The court'
hnnsa crronnd has - been - filled
since that time.
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There are 175- fire Insurance
companies doing business In Ore
gon.. Some 80 miscellaneous com'
pa ales and 73 life insurance com
panies. " - ' " j ' '
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HOLDS HIGH IB
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SUBLIMITY, Jan. 1 8. KeT.
Francis Prange read the biga
mass here New day, and
also had a sermon. He attended
the schools here, his j parents be
ing residents here aome years
ago. His brother Joseph Prange
of Salem, accompanied aim here.
Frank Woif and sons XAwrence
and Roman also Theodore Wolf
who has been for the priesthood
for 10 years, risited at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Al Wolf recent
ly. !
Visitors New Year's day at the
Peter Welter home were, Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Welter and children
Marcaret and Harry. Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Clans ot Florence. Mr.
and Mrs. Wes Starr nd children
Vincent and Inez, . Miss Marie
WIedner, Rev. Francis Prange
and Joseph Prange of Salem.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph. Heuber-
ger. Sr., entertained; with . a 2
o'clock dinner New J Tear's day
for Rer. r'rancis Prange, Her.
Francis Scherbring And Joseph
Prange of Salem, Mr. and Mrs
John Gries and son Raymond,
Mrs. Hannah Wiedneri and Joseph
Shulte.
POSTOFFICE SHOWS
DECREASE OVER
SILVERTON. Jan. S. The
Silverton postofflce report- com
pleted January 1 shows practical
ly 600 less in receipts than the
1932 report. The canceling ma
chine showed approximately 309
U11BBITOB IGMt
Business cotfditlona including
the dosing of the First National
bank and ot Fischer's Flouring
mill at Silverton, have; done much
to lessen the receipts; according
to Reber Allen, postmaster. .
But. whereas the receipts and
cancellations hare decreased.! the
postal savings show a remaaDie
rain. AsuigUng Mr. Alien la me
office are MIse Ina Harold. Mrs.
Elmer Johnson and Roland
CoQley. ... J- :.
Debaters Wfll Go to
Tourney at Lmfield
INDEPENDENCE, Jan. S.!
The debate work at high school Is
progressing well accordlnf: to
Margaret Eddy, debate, coach.
The teams will be: Negative,
Robert Farmer and lone Movre;
attlrmative, Marcus Crowley. Fan:
Carey,- La Jtoy . Hanson. The
teams pita to go to the debate
tournament ot Llnfield' college
this month. j ' ' .
oiwnssi ana pusesi
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n
IFJif
wit-
Directory
Cards la thU directory nil
on a monthly basis only. Ratet
Sl.OO per lino per month.
AUTO BRAKES
Mike Panek, 27S South ComroerclaL
BICYCLES
New and used. Tires, Repairing.
HARRI W. SCOTT. 14T S. Com ! St
BROOMS AND BRUSHES
Oregon Blind School. TeL 4072.
Fuller Brush Man Telephone 8401.
CATERING
Burt Crary. the caterer. Ph. I7IS.
Hu'da Helps" Hostesses. TeL 48.
CHIMNEY SWEEP
Telep
hone 4450. R. B. Northness:
CHINESE MEDICINE
Xr. Chart Lam. Chinese Medicine Ce.
Hours Tuesday and Friday;. :J0 a. m.
to p. m. 18 w. commercial.
CHIROPRACTORS
DR. a U SCOTT, PSC CUlropraetsr.
254 N. High. TeL Res. 8572.
FLORISTS
CUT dowers, wedding bouquets fun
eral wreaths, decorations. C F. Brelt-
haupt, Ilorut. TI Wuru iu mrw.
ALL kinds of floral work. Luts Fler-
ist 14th Market Tel.
INSURANCE
BECFJD A
HENDRICK&V
TeL 41 4T
111 N. High
COFFET-BMITH. gen. Ina TeL 8482.1
LAUNDRIES
THB NEW SALEM LATJNDRT
TWll WRIDEB LAUNDRY
tit 8. High TeL US!
CAPITAL CITT LAIXNTBX
Telephone 8145 1244 Broadway )
MATTRESSES
uittnini from factory to home. Cot
ton mattress, 50 lb. $4.50. BenoraWrs
and fuml gators. KUgs eteanea. japiw
Beddias uo. lei. ue. suv ct. vhm
New mattress madte order, eld re
made: carpet cleaning, sizing: fluff
rug weaving. Salem Fluff ju Mat
M Factoor. a Itth A Vllbur TeL
8441. Otto r. gmcner. Mt iti.
MUSIC STORES
GEOtG WI I -Pianos, radios, sawing
macblnea sheet musts ana piano bp
Salens ' -
PHYSICIAN
HomeoDathle Physician
U a Altman. M. IX uomeopauus.
Office and residence f el centec bu
Phone es82. Treats oous acute.ua
Chroirto dlseasea -
PRINTING
fob
srrATTnNBTRT. earda. xMU-ob-
iem, pfesTjuna UK
nrlnting; call The
Depart-aent. ill I
tmoks or any ama or
Statesman rrmrxng
. Com mere-UU Toie-
prane met.
RADIO SERVICE
r Central Radio Service. TeL 3117.
Guaranteed repairs 32ft N. High.
? MOORS KADIO 8EKV1CH
Phone 8781 ' At Hollywood Radio
- CENTRALi RADIO SB3XVIC! t .
Tet 3747 - 125 N. High
REAL ESTATE
BECK ETJENDBICKS, TeL 4147.
BOCOLOrSKY SON .
1p4- Plrst NafL Bk. Bldfc TeL TIOT.
STOVES
STOVES and store repairing. .Stores I
tor sales, rebuilt and repaired. AB
kinds of armm wire fence, fancy aad
i.t hnn Kulr.tm. haaka. kxran heoa
R.l-rn B-noa and 8tove Works. 3431
Chemelreta. TeL 4774. R. B. Flwmlne;.
TAXIDERMIST
HL H. Wlrwlna. 1 ml N. Paa. Hwy.
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TRANSFER
- - . - , . . - . m . . mm
eXsiiTltnrT
te Portland dally.
CAPITAL CITT Transfer Co. 2X4
State TeL TTT1 -lstrib-nns. for-
waralng ana storage our -pecuuty.
fie ctti r rates. J -- - -
TYPEWRITERS
T I PK W RTTER3 Adding Mch. sold,
rented, repaired. Underwood Agents.
Cooke Short S81 Court Tel 8584.
WELL DRITJING
& A. Wesv years experience. RTDj
Bot 1. TeL 11$F5.
WINDOW CLEANING
wm timi xrind n,uij'm, wall
wdwk. washing, free eau. ie east.
Aumsville I FblksX -''
EniovNew Year '
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Oinnei at School
.i ADJlSVtLL- Jaai l.i The
annual all day New .Year's din
ner and program Wera held .In
tha schoolhouso Monday. A short
business meeting was presided
over by David Lowe.
t Gains Fuson, secretary', explain
ed the program system outlined
by-a board - for - the- federated
cloba. Tu preara-v consisted oX
mosical'aelectionp hy Jlmmie and
Maurice Baker; guitar aolo thy;
Orval Prnnk J "voeal 'eoloe," AIc
CleUan Thornton; . vocal soloa,
Archie . Pardee. Mrs. D. A. Low
accompaued' at the piano. s t
1 m mm in iwiiifsit
il,l(SI!I
Power Output, Freight Loads
compare Favoraoiy witn
, V!932rfor Week
NEW.-TQ5S, Jan. S. (ft
Stocks, .wheat in cotton flurried
downward this afternoon follow
ing a placid, featureless morning.
The speculative reaction in
stocks,, which came while the
president was reading hia message
and while financial news tickers
were featuring Governor Leh'
man's utility recommendations to
the New York legislature, lasted
barely a Quarter of an honr and
much .of the ground ' lost was
quickly recovered, the average net
loss being approximately a point.
Turnover was only 1,390,940
shares.- v
American Telephone, Consoli
dated Gas ot New York and Pub
lic Service ot New Jersey closed
with losses ot slightly over a
point each. Da Pont, American
Can, XT. S. Steel, Harvester, Un
Ion Carbide, New York Central,
Chrysler, General Motors, Nation
al Distillers and Bethlehem Steel
were oft major fractions to ap
proximately 1H net U. S. Smelt
ing, National Biscuit, General
Electric, Westinghouse, Continen
tal Can and Celanese were fairly
steady to somewhat higher by
closing time.
Christmas week brought the
usual drop In power production
and freight car loadings from the
preceding; week but made favor
able comparisons with 1932, Just
as they had been doing since last
spring.
Walnut and filbert growers
from Marion and Polk counties
will hold an all day meeting at
the chamber of commerce here
Saturday, starting at 9:30 o'clock
in the morning. Problems of.es
pecial interest to the growers will
be discussed by Professor C. E
Schuster and Dr. Paul Miller,
both of the state college.
Dr. Miller has carried on much,
of the experimental work for
blight control, and he will emphasize-
progress In this address.
Dr. Schuster has specialized in
study of walnut and filbert pro
duction, and will have much val
uable Information for both new
and old growers. ...
County Agent J. R. Beck ot Dal
las will preside.
NOTICE OF FINAL
8ETTLEMEXT
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned has filed In the Coun
ty Court ot the State ot Oregon,
tor the County of Marion, her duly
verified final account, as the ad
ministratrix ot the estate of So
phia J. McCread y, deceased, and
that Bald Court has fixed Tues
day, the 9th day of Jannary, 1934.
at the hour of tea o'clock A. M.
of laid day, as the time, and the
County Court Room In the Coun
ty Court House at Salem In Ma
rion County, Oregon, as the place
for hearing said final account and
all objections thereto.
Dated at ..Salem, Oregon, this
7th day of December, 1933.
ELD A MeORATH.
Administratrix of the
Estate of Sophia J.
McCready, Deceased.
RONALD C. GLOVER.
Attorney for Administratrix,
Salem, Oregon. D. 7-14-31-28, J. 4.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
That the undersigned Bryan Gor
don has been, by an order ot the
County Court of the Stale ot Ore
gon for Marion County, duly ap
pointed Administrator of the es
tate ot James C. Gordon, deceas
ed; and that Letters of Adminis
tration have been issued to him.
All .nn t. w -1.1 ,a
I V. LC OV1U AA m ' . VMft.UU.
the said estate are hereby
notified to present the same, duly
verified and with the proper
vouchers, to the undersigned Ad
ministrator at 707 First National
Bank Building, Salem, Oregon, on
or before six months from the
date ot the first publication ot
this Notice: said first publication
being made this 14 th . day of De
cember, 1933. v v
BRYAN GORDON,
- Administrator.
CUSTER B. ROSS
Attorney for tha Estate. D-14-21-
I8-J-4-11.
NOTICE OF FINAL
, -' SETTLEMENT.
' Notice Is hereby given that the
undersigned , has filed la the
County Court Of the State ot Ore
gon, tor Mho County of Marion,
his duly verified final account, as
tha. administrator of the estate of
Dora. Mae -Townsend, deceased.
i ii ami uie vTBvniana. aennnsaa-
1 and that; said Court has fixed
Tuesday, the z Jra flay 01 January,
1984, at tha hoar of ten -'clock
A.u of said day, as the time, and
the County Court Hoom In the
County Court House at Salem, in
Marlon County, i wegon, as me
Dlace for. hearing rfald final ac
count and ail obiecuona aaereio.
- Dated at Salem, Oregon- this
21st day of December, 193 3.-
T7 B. f. TUWrtSSMUi
: ' Admin is tratorx of tha Es-
tata f ot Dora Mae . Town
- send Deceased, . r
RONALD C. GLOVER, , '
AUorney for Admialstrator,
-Salem, Oreson. V. iwi
conn
nefions win
MET ON SATURDAY
4-11-1$, . t -
PORTUinD REFjOEITED
Salem markets were aulet Wed
nesday,! save for a downward tilt
in the butter deal. Butterf4t went
down a , eent, to II cents ; and
prints and cubes dropped t cent
and a halt, to 19 and 21
cents, respectively. . . "
PORTLAND, Jan. 3. WiBnt
tor priced dropped 1 to 1 cents
during the late session of the pro
duce exchange. . This action was
expected and. In fact overdue aa
there appeared, no reason . for
maintainence ot the previously ad
vanced v Quotation aside from
manipulative purposes.
Increased make of butter has
been shown locally for a week or
so therefore prices were held at
the high point as a stop to specu
lators i
Butterfat was down lc lb. In
line with butter declines. .
Trading In the egg market was
increasing here with more fresh
stock available and continued de
crease in offerings out of store.
General Marketi
raormc- exchabtgb
POBTLAKD. Ora Jan. 8. (API
Frodnee exchanga. aet priera: Butter
Extras 17c, atandarda 16 He, priaae tirita
23c, flrate S3e. Err , fraah extras
32e, freab saediams I8e.
Portland Grain
PORTLAND, Ore Jan. 8. (AP)
Wheat Open Uifh Lew Close
Key 5 78 H 74 78 7V4
July . Z72H 72 72-Ttl4
: Caab: Big Bead blaesteot 73; rk
hard inter; 13 pet 74; 11 pet 71;
soft white, weatera white, hard winter,
northern spring, weatera -zed 69.
Oatv No. a watte 222.60.
Cera No. 2E yellow f8-75.
Hillrnn Sundard $13.50
Portland Produce
POBTLAXBr Ore- fab. 8. (AP)
Butter Prints, extras SfHe, itsndardi
20e pound.
Butterfat Ferlaad delivery: A grade
17-lSe pound; farmer's; door deliTery 14
15o pound, Sweet cream 6c higher.
Xcrs Paeifle poultry produeers'
sefliag price: Fresh extra specials 3e,
extraa 22o, atandarda 20c, mediums 18c
Aram- BaTine srleo by w-ohuwiers:
Freab extras 18c f irata 15c. aaedioau
13b. nndersrade lie pulleta lie desea,
Cheese 0- store, Ore ran triplets
lOe; loaf lie pound. Brokers will pay
Ut below enetationS. '
Milk Contract price, 4 per cent.
Portland delWery 81.70 cwa.; a grass
cream 87 e pound.
Ronnt meats Sett tin I price to re
tailers : Country-killed hoga, boat butch
ers, under 150 pounds 7 Vie; -ealera, 80
to 100 poinds 7 14 -8c light and tain 6-6c
pound; hesry calres 4-5c pound; Iambi
11-11 Via pound; heafy ewea 4o poud;
ne iasa cows 8-Se pound; csnner cows
2-8e pound; bulls 4c ponnd.
Mohair Baring price, aomiaai.
Cascsra hark Baying price, 1933
peel 2e ponnd.
Hops' 1983 dusters 25-SSe pound.
Lire poultry Portland deliTery, buy
ing prices S Colored fewlt, 4 to 6 pounds
lie. orer S pennre 19e; spring pallets,
3 to 8 "pounds lie; roaatera orer 8
pounds lie; Leghorn fowls, ever B
pounds BeVuader 8 pounds 8c; broilers,
1 te pounds 12c, 2 pownds and up
lie; stags So; roosters So pound. Colored
docks lie; geeae lOe pound. Turkeys,
No. 1 12c pound.
Onions Tskiiai $1.25; Oregon $1.60
L75 eental. .....
Potatoes Local white aad red $1
1.05 eental; Yakima 1.25-1.85; Des
chutes 1.30-1.40 cental.
Wool 1938 clip nominal: Willamette
ralley 2-25e pound; eastern Oregon 18
21e pound; seatkera Idaho 16-20c poaad.
Bay -.Baying price from producer:
Alfalfa Ko. 1; new crop 816-14.50; reteh
$15; Wl-a-tt4 rsBey timothy $15:
eastern Oregon timothy $17.50; oats $15
ton.
Portland Livestock
POKTLJLND,
Ore., ha.
8. fAP
Cattle j Beeeipts 85,
calves 10: euiet.
Stssri. coed and eommoa $2.75-6.85;
heifers, eoanuoa aad aiedlnm 32.50-4.75;
cows goed SS.S5-8.50; common and ate
dinaa S.t 5-4.35; low eutter sad eutter
31.1.25; bulls, eutter sad medium 8 1.75
2.75; rsalars, good and choice $S-;
en 11, eommoa aad medium f 2.50-5:
ealres, good aad choice S4-5; eommoa and
medium $3-4,'
Bogs Receipts TOO; uiuettled, lower.
Lightweight, good and choice $3.85
4.25; aediam weight, good sad choice
$8.86-4.35; hsary weight, good aad choice
$3.35-4.00; packing sew t, medium and
good $2.35-8.10; feeder and stock pigs,
good sad ehoiee $3.75-3.95.
: Sheep BeeeipU 50; steady te streag.
Lsutbav coed aad ehoiee $.7s-4.5:
medium. $4-5-75; yearling wethers $8.75-
A50; ewes $l-s.
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, i January . .(
STOCK AVAOS
Today - SLA 42l 6S.X : T0.2
Prerieus day a., eu.o o-
Week ago ss.s . i .1
Tear age - 61.8 14.1 0.S S4.3.
S years age 134.7 ti l 1 S 1ST.T
High 1988-4 103.t SAO 118.7 t$A
LOW 1SSS-4 4 0l
son AvaaAaBS
.. . .S . 75.1 v 77.7
Today";
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Week age - TLt U
xaar ago .n .m r ea. e.s. :
8 re srs see 87.4 104.0 8S
High ieSS-4 VT.l S4. 8S.S .
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MONMOUTH, Jan, J.An.anl-
mate dlacuaftoaortho. proposed
municipal -swimming pool - for
Monmbnthl featured ' the -Lions
luncheon Tuesday. It Is being pro
nosed that an allotment , of CWA
funds' be asked tor construction
of a standard slxe tank, 50 by lee
feet on land belonging to tha high
school, This would cost 85009, In
cluding all equipment of heating,
ffltera, labor and ; materials, of
which tha achoof district would
furnlsh'ISuO caslLj
Lyle P. Bartholomew Salem
architect,! In to present , figures
and specifleatiohs to a group of
tha local aehool 'hoard,: eouneii
members and MayorJBowersox to
night. . i v-c rrj-,' ; -
Publia laterest laljaramount In
this project alhea Monmouth folk
have no swimming faculties near
er' than k tha . WillamaUa and
Lucklamuta rivers la summer and
,nona whatever, in winter., '
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Stocks and Bonds
S 001
- Grade B raw 4 milk,
co-op pool price, f 1.52 per
hsusdred. . . - 'i
Surplus fl.l5.CJlC-i1
(Mirk kasei e seetl-SMtalr
katlerfet itoth)
Dlstrlbator price. $3.10.
Butterfat Top 16c,
prtntr lPc, cnbes 21 He.
Prlees paid le answers by Batoni bayeis
(The prices bele. sveirfled by a loeal
greee. are laficetlve ef Um daily markat
bat ace net miarseteed y The Ststeoeea)
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BreerolL Boeebsrg "
Oraaberria, U bbL , .
ItalisB BieceeU. lug , .60 '
Psnalpa, box leg , SO '
Toraipi. bez lug - J&Q
Bataeagsv log bes L JH
Brussels aproets, lag , 0
Leeal egg plaat ., JOS
Cebbat. ewe .80 te 1.13
aoekaae. et-
Greea peppere. Calif- H. .20
Oajeaa. daa baaeaes
.1
.7$ ta LOO
Petatoea. local
Tekiaaa
Detonates
.90 and 1.40
a.10 sad 1.45
Lattsee -
, Cah (scale, dry peek
California, leed
4.40 te 2.80
-8.23 to 3.75
i n
.60
Oaioea. Yakima, ewt
abisa . .
Celery, dot. .
appiee
- Kings '
,. , ,--.TS
,75
M aad .65
.65
2.75
4eMtbeas
Bpita
Beae Eeaotr
Orsagee, Taleaeias, fancy
nin iMt erate
75 te 8.25
Place pack ... ... 8,40 to 3.75
Japanese, beadle t An
Beets, locaL dos.
.20
Tarsipa, lecaL dec.
- 00
- .20
- .75
. .05 H
. .06
.5.50
.1.00
J.25
Carrats. local, dex. .
Spinach, local, erate
Baeaaaa, ' 1 on stock
Bands
Lemons
Liaaes, freak
arseadoi, erate
8aah. Daaiah. dos.
SO
Hnbbard aqnash .75' to 1.00
Tomatoes. California pack, Ing, 1.40
not noose " "
California, case ,
Emporer grapes 1 0
Sweet potatoes, lb.
Orapefrnit. Florida
. .05
4.00
Grs petrel t, California
HOPS
193S eluster. IV
25 to .35
WTJ TS
Pilberti, IK
Wslaets. Is.
-12 H te
J6
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-13 te
Buytng Prices
EwQS
Extras
Medians
Pullets .
.15
.11
.09
i
.10
4)8
.08
40
JO
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.15
.19
fOTJLTlT
Colored hens
Media- hems
Light hens
Leghorn fryers .
Colored fryers .
Old
Oresaed tarkeys. No. 1 terns .
Dressed tnrkeya, tp. bena
MB AT
Spring lambs, top ,
Hoga. 160 to 200 lbs.
120 te 160 lbs.
Oyer 200 lbs
Sows
5.50
4,00
Jt5
8.75
2J25
Steers
Oewt .
.08
XI
to .04 H
te JJl
.03
.07
Balls
Dressed rasL too
?ressed Soga
.04 tt
aUAXB ABU RA1
Wheat, weatera red
.89
.60
.14.00
.14.00
.18.00
.18.00
White, wo. 1
Barley, feed Me. 1. ton
uats, teed, toe
Barley, matting, ten , . -Oats,
milling, tea
Hay. h-Tia prioea
Oats sad ten, tea
Alfalfa, Tansy, first tut.
J2.00
14JD0
cierer hay
.12.00
WOOL
Medium
Coarse .
Mohair ,.
.9
.22
.20
SILVERTON, - Jan. 3. Mrs.
Henry Winkler and Mrs. Frank
A. Ferguson will leave Silverton
Saturday morning for their homes
at Houston and Bartow n, Tex., af
ter spending three weeks with
Mrs. Winkler's sister, Mrs. Ed
Gunderson and other friends.
They also visited with Emmett
McKinney at Salem on New Year's
day. This is Mrs. Winkler's first
trip to Silverton In 1$ years and
Mrs. Ferguson's in 10 years.
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RECEIPT DF SPEECH
CHICAGO. Jan. 3. (Jf, A quick
tumble of 3V cents a bushel In
the value of wheat today followed
receipt of - President Roosevelt's
message. Corn fell almost 2 cents.
An outburst ot selling took
place when the fact became evi
dent that the: message contained
no mention of a specif le monetary
program. Selling came largely
from traders who earlier in the
day had expected the administra
tion's financial program would be
made clear in greater detail.
With earlier gains much more
than wiped out, but with some
thing ot a rally from the day's
bottom, wheat closed nervous -
1 under yesterday's .finish, corn
1-1 U down, oats Vt-Vm off, and
provisions varying from 5 cents
decline to a rise of 12 cents.
Today's closing quotations: .
Wheat May, 84H-; July.
82-; Sept, 83.
Corn May. 50-; July, S3-
-; Sept, 54.
Oats May, 37; July. $;
Sept.,; 34. - f
PORTLAND, Jan. 3. UP) There
remained a good - demand for
dressed turkeys in the local trade
with arrivals of limited volume.
Sales to retailers were generally
17c tor toms and 18c for hens of
top quality with the buying price
lc below this.
Demand for. live chickens was
generally good although here and
there some easiness was reflected
for' medium and light weight
hens. All other sorts were firmly
priced for the day.
Recent bulge in cheese prices
on the Portland exenange was
lost during the last session. Tilla
mook continued the same price it
has quoted for a number ot
months past. It was not affected
by what the local exchange
quotes.
Market tor country killed calves
showed strength here with prices
up another' notch. Hogs were
about holding their own as a re
sult of late cuts In livestock.
Lambs were firm with a higher
price quoted.
Hide m a r k et wis showing
strength although green hides
were down a fraction on account
of the low beef trade. Calves and
kips were firm to higher. Sheep
pelts were also firm to higher.
French Combing
64s Sell Moderately
BOSTON, Jan. 3. (U. S.
Dept. Agr.) There Is a moderate
volume ot trade on French comb-.
ing 64s and finer territory wools.
Graded Lines bring 81-83 cents
scoured basis. Bulk average
French combing staple In original
bags brings 81-83 cents scoured
basis while good Lines of short
French combing staple sell at 80
81 cents.
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