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TOO Late tO OUMttf.
- The Stateetnaa assamee
no tlnancuu responsibility
lor errore which aaay ap
pear la advertisements pae
llsaed la tta esdansna.
la cases waera tbta paper la
at fault will raprtot th-t
part ot aa advertisement
waleh the - fpogw eal
mistake oceere, v;
Tba 6 rraaa rwaarvee
the right to reject objee
llonal adertlsias. It tar
ther ' raservee the right to
classify l advertiartas; em
dar : the : proper e ssincav-
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HELP, WANTED MALE
, - r nnM t StlDDlT CUStOmerS
x -uh fMii Wntktas Products in Sa-
Almi. Business established, earnings
: verae SS weexry, P"T Sr "
t mediately, writs J. k. waisine fl
pany, 4318 HOlllS BL, -m-iano, vauu.
7 HELP WANTED FEMALE
V nAMVJunoniii mui mwm w-
tlcal mirstar experience ana nowse
work. QiT references. Write Bos .
1 -v Statesman.
SITUATIONS WANTED
4 Erp. ateaogTapher, local ret TeL
l Eiu milker. Bet TeL 4JJ8. Wt N.
T list. ---
y FOR SALE SDsccCaacons
ajuuuvAJUi Annrirf - -- -- -- - -
T ' - Saw gmranlnc aad narpsnln hi
i - illa E. Four Corner TeL 421.
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i jA.' , Spltxber, Baldwin. Northera Bp.
V lonithsn. Genm.. 20 lo 15c. Wsl-:-uw.
biSa. Wrlit. 4 ml Wallace
.road.
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Golden Delicious. Nona better. Bu
Ufanoa. Box k. B. 8.
Potatoes delirertd or r lt tn
. V. Lehrman. Bt. . Salem. :
VOB S ALB Feather bed. TeL 4564.
WANTED Miscellaneous
WANTED WOOD la woods or bank-
.i mt. Give vrloo ana particulars.
M ft &f ' VH4kn.
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MISCELLANEOUS
fj0sajMbiiMAabaatB
. HalrcuU 1520a l3 8. Winter.
J . , riM. Ws Dick up dead worthless
f- f4fyj-uxiuLri.isJvM"ani
jTZ. fcorses, cows, sheep, .TeL 414
nnftnkalkaratVtr
Jl wivTirn Vama mtn-wofnen.. 18
T 0 -mhiii9 Oorcrnment Jobs. $15.0-
ii fift wtH Many xmmlaaUons
z& coached FREE. Apply to
iVf" day tor partlcalart, Bor 1294D ear
atesmaa.
1 Mr. O. M. Hand. Come and pay stor-
. r " - ..... rani,a. mxA rot them. Jen-
InWii" Woolery, 420 8. 25th. Salem, Ore.
FOR RENT ROOMS
Tteated room. 6iT Union." Tel. 66S1
oin. mil., nt.-cld. water. I5S Center.
f:. ROOM AND BOARD
-v Boa ra-room, ss wmn,
. n . mmym
r;tl.- ELIZABETH
ELIZABETH IAWtotJJl
announces
Cartwrtght
- V komi at 764 Ferry street to particular
i?'?reol desiring a home and meal.
J kViui, vill also bs-serred to others by
V6- telephoatag la adrancs to Mrs. Lswson
f95. One her gaest, you wlU be
;. 4 certain to return.
- n.rrf and room In Drlrsts home.
t'a room, including laundry, 12.S
Urn
montn. 1185 Lsiie.
v- FOR RENT AfARTMENTS
2 Ftna eaod. I R. fara. apt Heat, aiac.
ve(rigraUo!V Oar. TL 1114.
assJa8gajgs(sagssaaj(sasaaii
: A -m . - w-t aa-.a f If i
' illlTaU tyL SA CULBQA Iffi.
Htd. apt, tit 111 & Church.
Ulea furn. apt, 820 Union,
,,'Attractlvs bested apt 2 It N. 14th
Main floor 4-rm. fur. apt, light; gas.
friei. Close. Write 4S . winter.
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FOR RENT HOUSES
5 B- furs, bouse. TeL 4714.
Fwrn. and uafurn. rouses, - IL
' Forkner, lilt N. Cottage, TaL 14IL
(- ' Cimr .BOBaffJi '.AW- Mil
i UMf room souse. junon,
'. rl 4 4iasaaaajiaa4ajiBaaaaaa.sa
- -a.wmmm wMiaM MvTtlai Ava.
FOR RENT;
af . . aariMWrfrfawarfaawaiAaAaaatajM
J i Modara J B. apW Frigid. Garago.
oes to - state
bouse. Also store
aiiace. TeL 75.
yft'OR SALE Real Estate
. f-:'"t R. bouse. Priced low to settle es-
f ikte. Uak oner. Term, sis n. itta
Street. - - -; -
k V jr": for SALE 7 -room . bouse
l NlSrrish scbooL Streets paved,' all
'f -ciear, $1200., 3500 caan. Call 8444, , 1
f 9aas'wawsswiisr s swsswsssasaassrsasap
- J7,.Sprlns wHl be here soon; why not
i ' rn to get that acreage aowt I bar
bY-t complete list, best land, best loca
: tion. wlU build to suit. Bee ma. Rev
te ember terms to suit -
-v. Fine S3 A. B-, bottom, tana to sac
ji v x(ice terms Immediate posse saioo.
VSLI - . .-.:. H. a SHIELDS -i
MDregoa Bids. j 4 ? TeL 8342.
ff t - - . . 1 -. . w
ivwi isunim uvuv, mis,
A Inraala at 8394ft. Consider trade
Cor small acreage. See Mrs. Kill with
CHILDS A MILLER, Realtors
Mt State St
Tel 8791
'WANTED REAt i ESTATE
f c WANTED
. 1
Have - bnyw for good 4 bedroom
e. Must be A-l and priced right,
CHILDS A M1IJLKR. REALTORS
State Street TaL. 970 3,
81189 4 A. dark sefl. 4 rooms.
woodshed, gaxase. chicken house, well,
sotae fro It, good road, 2 miles to Sa
lem. lot down.
is A la cultivated, goou roaa, aari
oil.. creek, "4 room house, fenced. $2.
600. 2599 down, bal.
MKLVIN JOHNSON. 273 SUts St.
, TeL 4798
GOOD BTJTS IN SMALL, ACREAGE
A real - snap In 4 acre tract on
pared road 1 mile oat, 3 room plan
us rt house and steeDlnc porch, Karace.
chtcKen bouse. Rood well and electric
uzhta. iTT?e only lss. -
7 4- acres 1 mile out on rood road.
T room bouse,' elec liffhts, drilled well
sod water system, barn. Karaite and
eutuUlcs. - A wonderful buy . lor only
i:oq, caab 11000.
t choice acres few miles out
pared highway, .corner tract. Ideal
place to build. Price $1500, cash f 300,
oat easy.
CKILDS k MILLER. Realtors
S44 State St- TeL 4708
MONEY TO LOAN
Automobile and
Chattel Loans
t to z months to repay at lowest pos
slbi rates ,
GENKRAL IN A NCR CORP.
A local -corporation
tst.NafL Bank Bids. Phona 1S5S
Licensed -y StaU
? Need Money ?
Salary loans. $5.0 and up, from
to months. Be Mr. Bachmana at
STATE LOAN CO.
213 Ore ran Bids.
TeL 778S Lie No. S-lil
Are You
Short of Cash?
Borrow t ia-Sl--$2M or MORE from
as I Repay ta from t to 29 months, ac
cording to your present Income,
com int.. write I 'Pnonsl
BK.VEP1CIAL LOAN
OF SAIXM
Member of NRA
Room lit. New Bttgh BHt 2nd floor
LICENSED No. 6-lit by STATE
ta Stats SU Tel. S 7 t
MARION POLK N. F. L. A.
We tnrts both federal and commis
sioner loan. Fifteen years la our
present location.
U WILKINSON, Rec-Treaa.
242 V. 3. Bank Building
Funds for farm loans now available :
5 ; long term.
liawkins x Roberts
Guardian Bldg., TeL 41.
MONET TO LQAX en cltv. farm ar
improved acreace. Mut be rood aa-
cnrlty.
CHILDS A MILLER. Mtge. Loaas
S44 State Street TeL 470
LOANS WANTED
-"Vi'"r"i'"lrfiiiJ"gaxrL.'-
MOWET. Wanted 4 or SS000 for
years- on downtown business orot
erty loss, best of security.
CHILDS MILLER. Mtse. Loans
144 State Street TeL 470S
LIVESTOCK and POULTRY
. - -ir iTi-.-iririi-iririr.rt"i'tArfxnfii
Work horses for sale or trada for
heifers or sheep. Also bronze turkeys
to trade. Art schaerer. Kt. Z Wood-
burn. 1 mile northwest of Marquam.
FOR SALE WOOD
Pbons Tracy's, 2I4 tor dry wood.
Can 4SF14. All wood. Smith A Rubens.
Dry hog fuel 13.75. ten unit lota
14.90 two "unit lots TeL 22 S3.
GUARANTEED OKI
fL SOes Salem Fuel Cs. Trad A
Cottage,
Second arowtb and old fir wood.
Prompt delivery. Fred E. Wells.
Dry wood that la dry.
Call 113F23.
Robert Fromm.
Dry wood. TeL 441S.
Dry fir, ash wood, TeL 6271.
Dry old Or, oak. TeL 9742.
Dry wood priced right.. TeL 7922.
A-l old fir. Call 2923.
WOOD SAWING
Wood sswlng and wood, dial 8714.
LOST AND FOUND
REWARD Lost bull pup. spot on
shoulder where hair Is gone. 255 Bel
le rue.
Pocketbook with driver's license and
money. Finder leave at Statesman of
fice. Receive reward. -
FOR SALE USED CARS
Win discount deposit on' new Dodge
or Plymouth ear. If you ar going ts
buy a new car bers is a c nance to
save. Inquire Statesman office.
1928 Chevrolet Track, 1189 & 22nd.
Valley Motor Co.
USED CARS ON LOT
1921 Ford Coach
1911 Ford Sedan
1125
. 275
1921 Ford Plcksp
1929 "45" Chrysler Sedan
1121 Chevrolet Coach
lttl Graham Coupe ', , ,
1911 Stude baker t Coups
1929 Dodgs Sedan
1921 Ford L. W. B. Truck
78
S50
175
338
404
S4
395
390
1928 Dodgs Panel
Marion & Liberty
Telephone 7910,
Borrego's Better
Buys
1912 Chevrolet Coach, tip top $435.
1932 Model B Ford, commercial
delivery . 488.
11X7 Chevrolet Coupe 15.
1924 Ford Roadster 45.
Hi? Chevrolet Truck, overhauled
and good tires . 125,
And about 20 more exceptionally
low priced cars,
249 N. Liberty TeL 2488.
WANTED USED CARS
. Win pay cash for 29 or Uter en
closed Ford or Chev, not over 1200,00.
IHt W. Vpuoi. TCI. Tk63.
NEW YORK, Jan. 9. -
Stocks Improved quietly today,
Extreme gains were shaded In the
later dealings, but tbe list, on the
basis of the averages, managed to
retain a net advance-of almost
point, . Trading waa more attire
than yesterday, although transfers
totalled only 879,932 shares. 5
. Tobacco and communication is
sues were strong end conslder-
PETIMDHEfiT
Ncnsons
Business
Directory
Card la UU directory run
em m moathly basis only. iUtej
St.OO per Una per taoatb.1
AUTO BRAKES
Mlkv Pawek. 178 South Com mere ink
BICYCLES
New and used. Tina, Repairing. -
HARRT W. SCOTT. 147 8. Com'l St.
BROOMS AND BRUSHES
Oregon Blind School, TeL 4972.
Fuller Brush Mati Telephone 844t.
CATERING
Burt Crary. the catarer. Ph. UK v
Holds Helps Hostesses, TcU 41
'CHIMNEY SWEEP
Telephone 44B0. R. E. Northness,
CHINESE MEDICINE
Dr. Chan Lam Chinese Medietas Co.
110 N. Commercial St. OfOcs hours
Tuesday and s,tu raay only.
CHIROPRACTORS
DR. a U SCOTT. PSC Chiropractor. !
5 N. His. TeL Hea IH1,
FLORISTS
CUT Cowera, wedding bouquets fuw- j
oral wreatha, aeeorationa, C . M"U
baupt. norist. 871 Court TlL 1194.
ALL kinds of floral work. Lots Fler-1
1st, 14th Market. TeL 9591
INSURANCE
BECKS a
119 N. High
HENDRICKS
TaL 4941
COFFEY-SMITH, gen. Ins. TeL S442. 1
LAUNDRIES
THB NEW SALEM LAUNDRY
TUB WELDER LAUNDRX
282 a Hieb TeL 9128
CAPITAL CITY LAUNDRY
First In Quality and Serrice-
Telephone 2144 1144 Broadway
MATTRESSES
Mattresses from factory to horns Cot
ton mattress, 49 lb. 14.50. Renovators
and fu ml gators. Rugs cleaned. Capital j office of the recorder of convey
Badding CO. TeL 4049. 3030 M, C-pltot ,n and or Bald
New mattress made ta order, aid re
made ; carpet cleaning, stxiag: fluff
rug wearing. Salem Fluff Rug A Mat
tress Factory. & 12th A . Wilbur TaL
844L Otto F. Zwlcker. Est 141L
MUSIC STORES
GEO. C WILL Planes, radios, sewing
machines, sheet mnsio and piano stu
dies. Repairing radios, phono graphs
and sewing machines, 423 SUts Street.
Salem. -
PHYSICIAN
Homeopathic Physician
L. G. Altman. M. D. Horn eo path trt.
Office and residence SOT Canter SL
Phone 8831 Treats both acuta and
chronic diseases.
PRINTING
FOR STATIONERY, cards.
Damob-
lets. Drosrrama books or any
ktad at
K'nting, call The Statesman Printing
partment. 218 & Comma rc tat Tsis-
RADIO SERVICE
Central Radio Service. TeL " 2747.
Guaranteed repairs. 225 N. High.
MOORE RADIO SERVICE
Phone 3797 At Hollywood Radle
CENTRAL RADIO SERVICE
TeL 9747 225 N. High
REAL ESTATE
BECKS' A HENDRICKS. TeL 494T.
SOCOLOFSKY A SON
204-8 First Nat l. Bk. Bldg. Tel T80T.
STOVES
STOVES and stove repairing. Stares
for sale, rebuilt and repaired. All
kinds of woven wire fence, fancy and
Dialn. boo basks ta rooks, lotran basks.
Salem Fence and Steva Works. 143
Cbemeketa. TeL 4774. R B. Fleming.
TAXIDERMIST.
E, B. Wiggins, 1 ml N. Paa Hwy.
TRANSFER
FOB local or distant transfer stora-a,
call S1SL Larmer Transfer Co. Trac
ts Portland oany.
CAPITAL CITT Transfer Csv 226
8tate SL TeL 7T7L DUkri bating,' tor
warding and storage our specialty.
per ear rates.
TYPEWRITERS 'C;,,
TTPEWRITER3 Adding Jstcta. aeld.
rented, repaired. Unorweod Agents.
Cooke Short, 631 Court. TeL 6684.
WELL DRILLING
R. A. West, 39 years experteaoa. BFD
i, pot ius. m iiora
WINDOW CLEANING
Kew Deal Window Clean., wax- wall
at wawa. waanins. rree esu. xol 983T.
able business v waa done ta rails
and, motors. The first . named
group rallied briskly oa neira ot
higher cigarette' prices, rising 1
to 6 points befor profit-taking
reduced the range. Apparently a
siieable short Interest had been
built np in that division- -.
Ajnerlcan Telephone climbed
moa than S points. Western Un
ion, Postal Preferred and Inter
national. Telephone contributed to
tno snowing or wire company is
sues, though their tinal prices
were nnder the highs. Bather lso-
lated strength was notad ta other
sections, noUbly the thinly trad-
i n.if e. oi .-
& 1 poinl,, .
RISES IOC TO M
Growers Holding as Further
Advance is Anticipated;
Neck Rot Troubles
LABISH CENTER. Jan. . -
LThls week's onion sales have start
ed witb a 10-cent adraoca over
tbe previous week, buyers offer
ing si.so a hundred, sacks and
twine. Sales for the most part
hare not been liberal, as growers
anticipate further adraneea 1 n
the market due to specalallre and
competitlre actiTlty on the part of
Buyers.
Due to the prevalence of neck
rot and sour skins, most growers
are imaing it necessary to set
tne onions aside when topping
and re-sort later, when the neck
rot shows np.
PORTLAND. Jan. 9. (jpy a
farther advance In tbe net buyine
price of onions to 21.60 per cent
al to growera is beinr freely ot
iered in the Oregon producing
area, it was said here today. A
sudden expansion of demand for
the Oregon product from Dractle-
ally all sections of this country
ana irom scattered oriental mar
kets, resulted in the activity.
The latest Information avail
able in the trade says the United
States has about 9,000 cars of on
ions on hand, of which Oregon
was credited on January 1, with
850 cars, the greatest volume ever
held in this state at this period
of the season. The holdings In
the rest ot the country are con
sidered comparatively small.
The Brooks. Ore., market today
was described as very active, very
firm and higher, with purchases
mainly at $1.10 cental with sacks
furnished by growers.
NOTIOK OF PLAT AND
STREET VACATION
Notice Is hereby given that the
Common Council of the City of Sa-
iem, Oregon, by resolution duly
and regularly adopted and filed on
December. 18th, 1832, has declared
its intention to vacate, and has
initiated proceedings to vacate, all
of the plat of Geiser's Subdivision
of Block No. 2 of Tuxedo Park
Addition to the City of Salem. In
Marlon County, Oregon, as shown
by the dub recorder plat thereof
now on tile and of record in the
County, including the street and
alleys within said sub-division, be
ing all of Meteor street and all
of the alleys in Blocks 1 and 2 of
said subdivision, and the 5th day
of February, 1934, at the hour of
7:30 P. M.. In the council cham
bers of the city hall of and in the
i aaid City of Salem, has been fixed
as tne time and place for consid
eration of such vacation and for
hearing any objections or remon
strances thereto. Objections, if
any, to such vacation must ba
filed, in writing, with the under
signed prior to the time herein
fixed for hearing the same.
MARK POULSEN,
Recorder ot the City of Salem.
J 3-10-17-24-31
NOTICE OP FINAL
SETTLEMENT
Notice la hereby given that the
undersigned has tiled In the Coun
ty Court of the State of Oregon,
for the County of Marlon, her
duly verified final account, as the
administratrix of the estate of
James C. Yantis, deceased, and
that said Court has fixed Tuesday,
the 23rd day of January, 1934, at
the hour of ten o'clock A. M. of
said day. as 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
20th day of December, 1933.
' LORILLA V. YANTIS,
Administratrix of the Estate
of James C. Yantis, deceased.
RONALD C. GLOVER,
Attorney for Administratrix,
Salem, Oregon. D 20-27 J 3-10-17
Guarded After
ew.'::vTw5:''::w,-F'
Lb
Following receipt of extortion letters dewantSng PTrnent ttf ISOOoa
i paia f kidnaping r elaata to a family.Ur. J
Saaghter and son-in-law ot C3arenc Maetay, PosUl TelP fffri
ek-t .hi'lifPAvi im mAar clftaa eniard hw New York nolica and ieor
I agents. Two ci e cMdren, Mary Uuan
Radio
P
WEDHB80AT, Jaaaary 10 j
SOW rOXTLATB 420 Is,
7:00 Tb Cowboy aiarer. NBC,
7:rS Orgs a concert. SBC.
8:14 CroMeots, KEO. :
8:5 Jan Crol and Eddie Kisg,
9:15 Weadell Ball. NBC.
9:20 Arloa trie, XBC.
10 :0O Cooklor ftehooL
10:80 Womia'i Hagaslae. KBC.
12:15 Wectera Fsrsi and Borne
' KBC,
boor,
1:45 Michael Areatleia. cellist.
xQ Al Pesree sad Bis Oaag, KBC.
S: 05 Waldorf-Astoria orckestrs,v NEC.
8:20 Friendly Cbtt.
4:20 Msry and Her Friendly tjarden.
8 :00 Amoi Andy, KBC.
B":15 FrmBcit Ingrsau
10:15 Vie Mereri ercbeitrs. V
10:45 Anton Weeks eeehestrs. KBC.
11:00 Aaifeaseaaer Hotel oveksstn. KBC.
llSO Bal Tabcna ercbestra, KBC.
2CHX POBTLAHD 1114 Ke.
7:13 One Baytfema,
7 :45 Exercise and Applasasce, KBC,
8:00 Twt Sqnsre CaUedrsl service.
9:20 Olea Grsy'a srehestra.
S:4S VsnikiB Tm.
lrf3 ArcaBtu Xrio. KBC.
10:15 Boots for Children, KBC.
10:80 Bene Ckenet ' 1
12:08 SeloUt KBC
13:15 kutor Ifacie lUkexs.
ISiSO Ted Weems orchestra.
12:90 Benee Cbemek
12:45 Concert grbup.
1:00 Dance Astiqusi.
1-C15 Frances White. KBC.
1:45 lidr Kent Door, NBC.
2:00 World Boekmaa.
8 :00 Hawaiian Serenadert.
8:30 GeorgS'R. Holmes, KBC.
4:00 Dance Marten, KBC.
8:80 Oar Edneatioaal Bystost.
8:45 Calif orniaas ea Parade, KBC.
9:00 Congress Betel orchestra, KBC.
9 : 15 8am Gordon.
9:20 Editewtter Beaeh Hstel oreaestrs,
HBO.
10:00 Marshall'! Marertcks, KBC.
10:10 Saves Seas, NBC.
KOAC COBVAZXIS 650 Kc.
9:00 Home Economics Observer.
10:00 Maode Pratt Smith.
10:15 Parade of Melodies.
10:80 Lessee ia Spanish, Melissa
Martin.
11:00 Modern Poetry, Ada Eswtinfi
Hoaxes.
11:20 Wko's Who ea the Faculties.
11:80 American Legioa ergaa reeitaL
12:00 Farm boar.
1:45 Old Familiar Bongs and Songs el
Oresoa. Harold Witcratt.
3:00 Teas ysea, classroom lectors by
Dr. M. KUweod Baitn.
8:00 Agnes Kolshorn, "Mother Fig'
urea tbe Grocery Bill."
4:00 Hnraor. Old sad Kew Dsn
Kaeasa.
4:10 Sometkinc A boot Everything.
4 :20 Cammu Reverter.
4:80 Oresoa stories for boys sad girls.
5:45 Vespers, Rev. Paul P. Petticore.
7:00 A. J. Me Adams asd Bnrdette
Glean "How to Ha nils Ex
nloslTes."
7;15 C. W. Wright "Proteia Vsl
nes in Wheat."
Tr0 Dr. Victor P. Morris "The
. World ia Review."
8:15 Beacon Light ia Paeifie Sta
tions Dr. Warren D. Smith.
8:45 Physics In everyday life, "Ha
sua Foandatioas of Physic,'
W. P. Boynton, preietsor
physlet.
Scattered Quiet
Business Done in
64s, Finer Wools
BOSTON, Jan. t S
Dept. Agr.)A scattered quiet busi
ness was transacted in 64s and
finer territory wools. Sales were
mostly moderate in volume.
Strictly oombing graded 64s and
finer territory wools were quoted
at 84-86 cents scoured basis with
very little of this class moving.
Demand ran more to shorter sta
ple wools. Graded French comb
ing f 4s and finer territory wools
moved occasionally at 81-8S cents
scoured basis while graded cloth
ing staple brought 78-80 cents.
Stocks andBonds
(Copyright. 1923. Standard Statistics Co.)
Jsnnsry 9
STOCK AVEXAOES
Today 90.1 42.7 65.3 78.4
Previous day 89.1 42.1 64.5 77.5
Weak ago 92.5 42.0 68.8 80.8
Tear ago 53.5 44.5 77.5 60.0
8 years ago 123.9 100.4 leo.o 137. o
High 1033-34
Low 1983-34 .
-103.1
. 42.3
58.0 113.7
98.0
43.9
28.5 61.1
BOKO AVEBAOXS
Today 78.8 74.S 77.S
Previous day 73.0 74.1 77.8
Weak ago . T2.S 75.8 77.8
Tear age 85.0 62.8 84.1
S years sgo 89.5 104.8 100.8
75.1
74.8
75.2
70.6
99.8
83.5
63.0
High 1933-84 77.1
Lew 1983-34 . 88.3
84.9
67.0
88.6
74.1
Kidnap Threat
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rogram
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Livestock: prices took the- most
unanimous (upswing locally In
many days Tuesday when In
creases were quoted on lambs.
hogs and cattlaV Top price, on
lambs, spring rariety went to 16.
a. go cent, per hundred boost over
best recent naoUttona';y:--
Hogs climbed 15 cents a hun
dred, to top of 4.25.vSteers were
up pv cenig a nunarea. jo range
of from 23 to 84; cows were
quoted at a top of $2.50, and
bulls also at $2.50 top. v.-
Butterfat, the ruling renegade
ot the -markets, came back to the
tune f a cent yesterday, with a
top of 15 cents now prevailing.
rants and! cubes took only wA
naif cent raise.
General Markets
PBOrmOB BXCHAKOB
FOJtTLASO.'Ore Jan. 9. (API
Predace excasaxe. net Brieaa Rd
Estras 19c, standards 17 He, prime tirfU
xi ft e. nrsse JOVif. &cg lsa estraa
le. Crash, aaediaaaa 1T.
Portland Grain
PORTLAND. Ore.. Jsa. 9. (API
Wheat Open High Low Close
Mty U73tt T3 V 73 T3
Jsly 73H 72 72 T2
Casa Big Beaa bloMtem 71 He;
sack hard w later '12 per cent 78c, 11 per
eeat 73 He; aoft white, western white.
hard winter, northern spring, westera
red 70He.
Oats No. 2 waito 922.50.
Cora No. 2E yellow 923.
Miliron Standard S13.S0.
Portland Produce 1
PORTLAND. Ore.. Jsa. 9. (AP)
Butter Prints, . extras 20c, standards
19 He pound.
. Bstterfat Portland delivery: A grade
18-18c pooad; farmer's door delivery 13
14c poaad. Bweet cream 6e higher.-
ggt Pacific poaltry producers'
Benin- price: Freak extra speciale 28e
extras 21a, standards 19c, medhus 18e,
dosen. Enying price by wholesalers: Frssb
extras 12e; tirsts 15c, mediams 18c, an-
dergraae lie, paDets lie aosca.
Cheese 82 score, Vreson triplets
9c; loaf lOe poaad. Brokers will pey
He below oootstiens.
Milk Ceatrsct price, 4 per eeat,
Portlaad delivery 31.95 ewt: B grsds
cream 37V4e pound.
Ceantry anests Belling price to re
tailers: Country killed hogs, best butch
ers, under 150 pouada 7-7Ve; vaalers
00 to 1QO nesnds 8-8 Vic: licht aad thin
5-c; heavy calves 4-5e; lambs 1218c
poaad; heavy ewes 4-fe pound; mediam
cowa 8-5e pound: eaaaer eewa 2-Se
pound; bulls 4e pound.
Mohair Buying price, nominal.
Cetcare' bark Buying price, 1983
oeI. 214, loanaL . ' .
Hop, 1988 clusters, 23-35e ponad.
Live poultry Pertlsnd delivery, bay
ing prices: Colored fowls, 4 to 6 pounds
11-126, ever d' poands 10-1 lc; spring
pullets, 2 te H poands ll-12e; roasters,
over m Dounds 11-12c: Leshora fowla.
over '8Vi pounds Sc. aader 1 pounds
8-9e; broilers 1' te S pounds 12-lSe,
3 ooDsds end ap Ii-I2e; stars set rse
ters 5c. Colored docks lie; geese 10c
noand.
Onions Tskima 31.40-1.60; Oregon
Potatoes Local white aad red - 31
1.05 eeaul; Tskima 1.25-L35; Des-
ehates 91.S0-1.4O cantaL.
Wool 1938 clip nominal; Wimette
valley 22-25e poaad; eastern Oregon 18-
21c pound; southern Idaho 1B-20 psaad.
Hit Bovine erica from producer:
Alfalfa. Ko. 1, aew crop 916-16.50) -etek
815; Willamette raHey timothy 913;
eastern Oregon timothy 817.50; oats $15
ton.
Portland Livestock
PORTLAND. Ore.. Jsa. 9. (AP)
Csttle Beeoipta 0, calves 10: steady.
-Steers, good, common aad medium -
4. Heifers, common and medium 33.75'
4.75. Covi. cood 83.25-3.75: common
and medium $2.25-8.25; lew cutter aad
cutter 81.25-2.25. Bulla, cutter and me
dium $1.75-2.75. Vealera, good and choice
85-4: call, common and medium 82.60
8. Calves, good and choice 84-5; common
and mediam S2.-4.
Hogs Receipts 500; strong ts 15c
fifhev.
- Lightweight, goed and choice $3.65
4.50: medium weichi. rood and choiee
94-4.50; heavyweight, good aad choiee
83.50-4.15. Packing sews, medium sad
good 92.60-8.50. Feeder A stocker pigs.
good and choiee 93-S.35.
Sheep ' Bectipta 50; strong.
Lambs, good and choice 86.25-7; me
dium 94.25-6.25. Yearling wethers 32.75-
4.50. Ewes s 1-z.a 5.
E
OF CENT DEPORTED
PORTLAND, Jan. t.
Market for butter was showing
additional advance ot He for ex
tras and prime firsts on the pro
duce exchange tor cubes with
other unchanged. Butterfat made
an-advanc of le all around.
Considerable aetiTlty was
showing In the market for eggs
with a general cleanup of current
offerings. A big decrease in gov
ernment figures ot San Francisco
holdings startled the trade Inas
much aa last week's totals ware
too high, ji ''
Annual election of the Portland
produce exchange Brought no
change la officials., The date for
quoting eggs on the exchange in
an effort to oust local co-ops, nas
been set for January 32.
All through the markets for
country killed meats with the
Continued exception of poor beef,
a firm ton iwas shown here.
Calves and lambs were especially
firm at the moment.
.Talk of increased business In
potatoes at the source now ap
pears to hare been more talk than
actual increase, according to lead-
era of the trade. There was again
no change In quotations here and
ao betterment in demand. ,
COBDWOOD WAJTIED
I SEALED BIDS' will be received
at the of fine of the undersigned
p to 11 am, Janus ry S3, 1934,
for wood for. the Stat lnstlta
tions in and near Salem.
i Specif icationaj and bidding
blanks will be tarnished upon re
ouest, A surety bond far the
faithful performance ot tbo con
tract win-- be required by the suc-
eessfnl bidders. 1
i WILLIAM EINZIG.
-at - Secretary Oregon State
h, - Board of Control, Capitol
i - v Baildlngs, Salem, Oregon,
MTMC
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Grada U raw 4 nLlu.
co-op pool price, ft JK& per
bandred,
8arpUs f 1.15.
I Milk : baaed ea eesal mesthly
euiterfas aeerassvl
Dtstrtbator prke S3.10.
' JSmtttrtAt ' Top 15c
prints iPcirttbcs Sic.
Prices psfd "is rwere Jkr Balem bsyef
. - Janaarr 9
(The prices b4w.- atlto by a teesi
grocer. are.fedicaU'te of th 4aUy biarke
sot ass sntaraateed Tse bisiesaiaa)
rsoiT aao vc&eTAALsa -
I.eek, dos. bnachea ' .40
Broeroli. Bsvebarg. Ka. 1 1.00
Cranberrie. bbL
Italian Broccoli, tug ,- , . . .60
Psrsnlps, bos log - , , .5(1 '
To rains, box log- - .30
Kntsbacas.. tar bos .50
Brussels spmats. tag .00
l-eesl tgg P't ' i 1 .05
Cabbage, cart. . - jn to 1.15
Spekaae. ewt. v
(?reea peppers, Calit, lb. - .20
Oaioas. tdes. basehes " .13
PeUtees, local -- .78 t 1X0
Yakima aad 1.40
Desckates
-1.10 sad 1.45
Lettne
Califorsla. dry pick 1.40 te 1.80
CsUfeeaia. feed 9.2S to 2.75'
Oaieaa. Taaama, ews. , -00
Lakisk t "
Celery, dot. o
.7 a
Spits aad .65
Rome Eesatv : as
Oranges, Valeneiss. fsacy. t.75
n STais. caate te s.z
Plaeo pack so S.75
Jaoeneso.1 bondle 1.40
Beets. lecsL des. 20
Tornlps. loeaL dot, . .80
Carrots, local, dos. .20
canforoie . .so
Spinach, local, crate .75
Bananas, lb. ea stock - lu , .05 U
Haadi . : .08 u
Limes, fresh
l.e
.8.99
A, seadom. erate ,
Sqnaca, Danish.' dos.
.20
Habbsrd SQuSsh
-75 te LOO
Tomatoes, California pack, lug, 1.40
no i nouse 1 u"
Caiiferala. ease ea
Emporer r rases
-1.80
Sweet potatoes, lb.
Orapetralt. Florida
- -0!4
.4.00
.sa
Orapefroit, California
HOPS
taxT
1933 cluster, lb.
38 to JS
niberts. IV.
12 H ts
.16
.29
Wslasts. is.
13H ts
Baytas rnees
BOOB
Extras
Mediums
Pullets -
.18
ai
.09
JO
.08
J)t
J9
.19
J94
J5
J6
rOOXTBT
Colored hens
Medima bona ,
Light aena
Ls ghora fryers .
Colored fryers .
oi
Dreaaed turkeys. Ko. 1 toms
Dressed turkeys, top. bens , ,
BUST
Spring Iambs, top 6.00
Hogs. 160 to 200 lbs. 4.25
120 to 160 lbs. 8.50 to 8.75
Over 200 lbs. 4.00
Sows . 2.50 te 3.75
Steers .03 to .95
Cows .01 U te
,02
.02
Bulla . .02 4e
Dressed veal, top
.07
Dressed tog
.06
03A ASli HA1
Wheat, westera red ,
.56
.58
JAM
-14.00
.16.00
J8.0O
Wkite. Ko. 1
Barley, feed Ko. 1 tea
ueta. teed, ton
Barley, sialting. ton
Oars, mlUlng. tea , -
tiav. aayaag pneee ,
Oats sd re tea. tea
u.ee
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CHICAGO. Jan. S. (JP
En.
urged buying apparently due a
good deal to reporta the new grain
exchange code would be unobjec
tionable to traders gave prices a
lift today; .
Unfavorable crop reports, with
forecasts pointing to continued
drought conditions over Important
parts of the United tSates winter
wheat belt; were also a stimulus
to uf turns ot prices. One leading
unofficial : authority said that
fully three times the usual amount
ot moisture southwest and west
must be received between now
and the heavy growing period. If
severe trouble on top ot damage
already done was to be averted.
Wheat closed firm within e
of the day's top, 4-l cent above
yesterday's finish, corn -4 np.
oats advanced, and pro
visions varying from 2 cents de
cline to a rise of 10 cents.
Today's closing quotations:
Wheat May 85-85! July
83-: September S 4 a.
Corn May .2-.i; July. 54;
September: 55.
Oate May 37: July 25:
September 844.
NOTlCiS
The 8 Late, treasurer will pay all
general fund warrants endorsed
Not paid tor want of funds" on
November 21 to 2f, 1923, both in-
elusive. Interest on such war
rants ceases on this data. Janu
ary 10, 133.
BUFUS C. HOLM AN, ,
State Treasurer.
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and Cream
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Farmers' Grain
Warehouse
Liberty at Trade Sts.
GRAIN DEALERS
We Undersell Any
Advertised Feed
Price
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