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j HELP WANTED MALE
Inn innniin nn -n-ini'LW i iwirwM-n-wirinr i -n
I Man wanted to supply customer
with famous Waucins proaucua in o
.m ! Ruaimsm established, earnings
average S25 weekly, pay starts imme-1
dlateiy. wnu j. tu nuu wvv,j
61 H0U1S - uaaiaaa, wui. ,
SITUATIONS WANTED
wiwim Honaekeeoing In moth-
erwss home or for bachelor. Box .
Utatewman. - i
i FOR SALE Miscellaneous
For 8al
. tnenbators. 1 a SIS clec-1
ric S lax re brooders, other equipment j
and fao5SrMrs7 John ratesT RL
4, Ex. 120 A. near F. M. school.
Saw gumtntae? and sharpening
mile i C t our Osners, TeL
Golden Dericioua. None better. Rtt
lifaon'a. Box . B, a,.
juu. i-flJlArlr'-nr-l-l ---
Haircut. 20c Keith Commer-
ctaL i i -
. ., m m m s 1 1 man raTsnri
Hav bargain, I1I.T ton, uooa oaica i
cata ; nay. Garden Road, Bor lit
; MUSICAL. INSTRUMENTS
Complete set of drums and traps,
$:. jm S. High at Crasy Crystal Ce.
i.-fa bitf. Wood nnn 810. heat
er. $3. Excellent condiUon., Tel. ,20F.
KMiri sHehtlv used Txcuuia' clean-
rs, 5 up. One Electre-hra, new rn odeL I
ParRmnejeniarawmixtjijjj
' i . . . u
TRADE MisceUaneoas
- - - 1 -nnnn(inmvn"lr
wutkirVmM eiMftrfii storeT full au
tomatic Wia trade for good cow. 889 j
Cak St.
WANTED MisceUaneous
WHITE FIR- "WANTED Peeled
wood or timber. Howard, 2385 North
Front. ' ; " - -'- - - .
w i xrrvn Chan motorcycle in I
runnins; condition. . a Write R. .- Wolf.
Route 1. Jeffereon. Oregon.
pllSCLLANEOUS
mwW I
Haircut tSe. - Joe's Barber Shop.
Haircuts l5e30o 101 a Winter.
WANTED: Names men-women. 18-1
coming. 35 coached FREE. Apply to-
day for particulars. Box 1194D. carej
htntesman. -
ROOM AND BOARD
Large front room with board. Suit
able i for two Keasonaoui noma, vi-
eate-i garage. 83Z y. c-p-rcn.,.
Board-room, 585 Court. TeL 8878.
4a3BbbaPbbagSPaf
Board, room. 754 Ferry. TeL 7396.
Room, board, for 3 gentlemen, Una-
dry work InoJuded. f.0.40. Steam beat.
Quiet, pleasant norne. iei cs ygHi
FOR RENT APAimiENTS
Furn. apt. 2281 H-xeL TeL 7884.
awwyvwvwwww'i I
Attractive heated aptsu 219 N. 14th.
Furn. rooms, apta. 855 Bellev-o.
Wxajuw" nr. rmrw.'M'ii"-i-r ----- - - -
Furn. apt. 119 mo. 1178 Cnemaketa.
.
Htd. furn. apt, 310. 191 & Crmrch.
FOR RENT HOUSES
rxn r.-M.ii ---- - - '
6 R. furn. house. TaL 879.
.nnnnmmrfrr- ------
Furn. and unfurn. houses. R. A.
Forkner, 1810 N. CotUge. TeL 303L
Houses, apta, Torrens, 419 Court.
ajaajaiBbajaBsasa
Furn. house. Inquire 614 N.. 16th.
FOR RENT Furnished house with
snrage. Irwrurre Z3 t. ioeny.
EXCHANGE Real Estate
WWm abaaata-ssa mmm0
f 7 i EXCHANGE . -
Kh 4 Mom bungalow, lot 50x100,
Price 83000. Clear. W1U pay difference
for 6 or 8 room bouse la good dis-
rlcL ' -
rmrra a -1LTXB. Realtors
214 State Street : eV '9.
)!. '-- .
: Want to traae your xarm ior out
eta to property; if s clear, with some
aioney. wants w, in acre.
R.,dr ta trad bow. Remember, I
.niuttM in trades anywhere. :
1 H. C SHIELDS
rwrrm BM ' TeL 8902.
FOR SALE fieal Estatt
,..1,1 iil" . rf-.'Q..-lT . l l
FOR SALE 7-room bouse near
wn-ih school. Streets ' paved, all
clear, 81209. 8599 cash. Call 4404.
aajiej iiniiOJsJTJu'-"ii nrr-jnrjMJr " '''fc'
r FOR EUVJ-BA big sactiGce. OT
- trade - tor suitable smaller bouse, a
. modern tea room, bouse. Large .lot,
owl-EH' Telephono
- Good semi-modern 7-room, plastered
"liorne, fireplace, basement, 3 lota cov
ered with, fruit, nuts, grapes, berries,
ornamental tree and rosea. Garage
and : poultry - bouse, paved street.
Ightly location, South- -Salem, near
- achooia. Priced f, sell, terma. Might
trade for ctoa b Improved acreage,
' JTeL owner. -854. : j, y
i SPECIAL FARM BARGAIN
! (4' acre farm all bt cultivation.
I Buildings, some bearing fTJberta Price
for quKk sale. fSOOe. 19 down,baL
Eeaey termit- .;-'
I BUi Vf. K. GRABENHORST ft CO.
- , i 114 floutb Uberty Street
r,. Telephone 4448
, .... '., " ' - ..'...i.
FOR SALE FARMS
TWO GOOD BCTS IN" CLOSE IN
FARMS - i
14 14 acre farm. SH miles west In
Polk county, most aD cultivated, fam
ily orchard, some berries, 6 room
house, barn, ponltry house, outbuild
ings. Price I30 with terms. WtJ
accept Salem home as part.
Chicken ranch ef 7 seres close
la. I rooea residences cood plumbing.
elBctrie lagnts. drilled well and water
system, (mrf. fins larjje 5bicke
coops tar 860 hens, about 175 good
hens to go, -some implements, School
fc. mile. Price t-tfee. part terms. Will
accept smaller acreage as part. -
CHILX8 fc UlLLEE, BALTQRS
S4 State- Street Tel. 7M.
ACREAGE
55 A. In cultivation, some timber,
spring, oa good macadam road. $108-.
4 A, aft in cultivation. 1U mi. from
Salem, t me soil, smalt house, $1168.
si downs
MerWn Jrmncm, tT State St. Tot 879C
MONEY Tf LOAN
AutomobiJe find
Chattel Loans
I tN months to repay at lowest pos
sibie rates. . I
GENERAL FINANCE CORP.
A local eorooraUea
1st NatTL Bank UWg. Phone 8553
Licensed -yl Stats
? ; Need Money ?
Salary loans. $-.( .and up. from 1
te ( months. See Mr. Bacnmaan at
STATE LOAN CO.
213 Oregon! Blag.
TeL 7783 Lie. No. S-165.
Are You
Short of
Cash?
Bwrrow S16-31Ss-$2e or MORE: from
as! Repay la teem 1 to 3f months, ac
cording to your present income.
Come lal . . writs I Phonal
BENEFICIAL. LOAN
SOCIETT
OF SALEM
Member ot NRA
Room' 11. New BHgh Bldg. 2nd floor
LJCEiSE No. 8-lM by STATE
1 811 State St.
Tel. 17 I-
MARION POLK N. F. I
We make both federal and eomrnls-
sloner loan. Fifteen j years la our
present location. j
T. U WILKINSON Sec.-Treaa
20i 0. S. Bank; Building
Funds for farm loans now available :
; long term. i
Hawkins x Roberts
Guardian Bldg., TeL 4109.
MONET TO LOASLi If your secur
ity is exceptionally good, we can
make your loan. Farm, city or acre-
age propemea,
CHIX.DS ft MILX.EB1 Mtee. Loans
344 State Street i TeL 870a
FOR SALEJ-WOOD
Tracy's,- 89 Ml for dry wood.
Call irii. All wood. Bmlth Rubena
Dry ' slab and old fir. Price lie tit.
Asnerart. T.ei.'53Bii. i
Dry. old fir, ok. TeL 979.
ep'-... -j- ii srvsr-M j"titrLiLri-Lrxr
Dry wood priced right TeL 7983.
Dry wood that is dry. Call 1I3FM.
ueoert sromm. .
GUARANTEED CRT
TeL MOO Salem Fuel Ca. Trade
i Oortsge.
Second a-rowtb and old fir wood.
Prompt delivery. Fred EL Wells.
Dry wood. TeL 4411
Shed Dry Old Fir
Contract hauling, j TeL 8748.
Cheap wood. TeL . 4527.
Dry wood, 1295 "Dl St TeL 4574.
DRT WOOD Fir and oak. Good
wood. Howard. TeL 8240.
7, , Boa 28. TeL 2F12. i I
Old fir. IS In.
4.1
5. TeL 8590.
WOOD SA
iWLNG
wj-ww
Wood sawing and wood, TeL 573L
r-
LOST AND FOUND
LOST Police dog, grey and white.
j female, child's pet; call 4594; reward,
Pocket book with money and keys.
Finder leave at Statesman office. Re
ward.
FOU SALE USED CARS
-- ii..i.p... ,...m,..,.m.
See These Used Cars
I liZS T-ymouth Couoe. eouioned '
.... ., - r . . . n
wiu raaio 1 , ... 4
1932 Chevrolet 2 -door sedan, like
new . 495
1930 Dodge 8 Coupe, rumble seat 335
1928 Bulck Sedan, new paint 345
1937 Bulck Coach 125
1937 Bulck Beoan 145
1928 Olds 4-pass. coupe 223
1127 Olds 2 -door sedan, new tires
ana tru-K , . 135
1927 Dodge 4 Sedan i , 85
1924 Gardner Touring! 66
SEVERAL CHEAP CARS
310.00 to 150.00
Bonesteele Sales &
Service
DODGE ft PLtMOTJTH
REPOSSESSED CARS
From 816.09 to .00w See them at I
Borrego's Car Mkt,
240 N. Liberty TeL SI8S.
------ - - "i1-!! i.n n nnrm j
Best offer takes 1930 Ford coach.
I good condition. Private; party, 2999
i warnroi. - i
County Catholics
To Give Roosevelt
Ball January 30
-1 "
MT. ANGEL. Jaii. 23 Prepar
ations for the local president's!
ball sponsored by the Knights of j
Columbus otr Sublimity.. Salem: I
St. Paul and ilt Angel and to be j
given at the ML Angel auditorium
January SO, are going ahead. The
local committee la jtharge consist
ot l u. Thomas, Fred j. Schwab,
John Beyer, Anton Blgler and Leo
Schwab,' . . : " i - ;'
-EreTTons Is lnvlfed aad those
not wishing is dance may play
cards. Alois Keber end Fred Goo-
ley form the card committee. Bar
ney Kropp'a orchestra from Sa
lent will snpply thei-onsie. . .
c Tickets are on sale at the Mt.
Angel bank, Fred Schwab Com
mission company, Oswald's store
and P. N. Smith's Furniture store.
i
I! . - '
nteresting
Facte ...
!
Gold was discovered in Califor
nia 86 years age.
J. M. Devers has been attorney
for the state highway eommlssioa
since 1910. He cane to Oregon in
1911 and wai bora In Yankton,
South DakoU July 19, 1876.
-O
There are &. Smiths listed la
the telephone! directory. There
are bat 20 Jones and 26 Browns.
FOR SALE USED OARS
Valley Motor Co.
Used Cars
i
1932 Ford 5-pass. Victoria
1933 Ford Roadster
1911 Ford Std. Coupe
1932 Ford Spt. Coupe
1911 Ford Deluxe Coupe
1931 Ford Victoria
.3195
. 4A
. 47S
. 4S5
; 325
1911 Ford Coach
. 323
1931 Ford Cab. I Coupe .
1930 Ford Std. Coupe
1930 Ford Std. Roadster
. 295
. 275
- U9
. 43S
40
1931 Bulctc Std.
t Coupe .
8 Coupe
1931 Studebaker
1929 Dodge Sr.
Sedan
. S
1929 Chrysler 6& Sedan
350
Center Street i Display at Marion
and Liberty
TeL 3158 Lot 7910.
Radi
P
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rogram
WEDNSSDAT, Jasnary 24
SOW TOmlxj 20 Ke.
7:00 The Cowboy eraser, NBC
7:15 Organ eeaeert, iiBC.
7:3 oaaid uncir.
8:15 Crescents,! HBO.
8:45 Jus Care! and Eddie King.
0:80 Cookins school. .
10:15 Books for Children, XBC.
10:30 Woman's ! Ifagatiae, KBC
11:30 WeaTera of Dreams.
12:15 Western farm and Home boor,
1:45 Michael. Asaaitern. eellist.
3:05 Waldorf-Aitoria orchettra. KBC,
s:so Friemuj-Uhat. -
8:45 8olni.fcr.NBtt (
4:80 Mary sad Bar Friendly Garden,
atJU. . - , v.
:80 Vines brocram. KBO. " . .
8:00 Ami n' Aadr. KBC. .
:i3 aotei su jtagie- oreaeatrs, use
:au omun aiyars. nmj.
10:15 Jack Batsfa erekestrs.
10:45 Mark Hoskina erebestra.
11:00 Ambamader Hotel orchettra, KBC.
11:30 Bal Tabatia orchettra, &BC.
C POBTLAJTD 1180 Ks.
7:15 Dance Rhythma.
7:o aixemae and Appteaaaee, Jibu.
8 :00 For Sqnare Catbediml aerriee.
8:30 Victor Ssloa orcneatrs.
8 :45 Croaf eta NEC.
9:20 Qlea eray'e-orcheatra.
9:S0 4-rion trio. KBC.
10:08 ArrerUine trio, KBC.
10:15 Male qsartat.
10 :30 Ronald 3aek, planiit.
ll:45-i-JttUa Hayes. -13:30
Tad Weema orebeatra.
11:80 Reaee Cbemet -13:45
Concert froap.
l:oo ianee Asuqaes.
S:00 World Beokmaa.
:05 Maaieal Gema.
9:85 Walts Time.
:45 Orchettrai
Serenade rt.
4:00 Pickeaa Slaters.
4:30 Tango Time.
8:30 Oar Educational syaUm.
8:45 Hans, Kate and Trita.
9:15 Sam Gordon.
0:45 Olywpiaaf.
KOAO J0VA1I 550 Ke
:00 Hoaae Eeeaemlea Observer.
10:00 Msade Pratt Saaitk.
10:80 Leaaoa ia Spaaiab Melissa M.
Uarua. t
11:00 Modera Poetry Ads Hastings
Hedres.
11:20 Who's Who ea fas IenU!ea
12:00 farai boar.
1:45 Old familiar Soars and Songs ef
Orerea Harold Witcraf .
J :00 Tennyaoa Lecture and class
room dtaraiaion sy m. au u
weod Smith aad atadeata.
8:00 Jeasaaaiae Cbapmaa Williasaa
"Whea Kobody is HIngry.,,
.:00 Hamer, Old aad Kew Doa
Kaeaaa. i
4:10 SnaeUiinr Abeat ZTerything.
4:20 Campos Reporter,
4:30 Oregon Stories lor Boys an4 Girls.
5:45 Vespers. JUT. rsul P. ratUeord.
8:30 Farm boar. ,
:S0 Dr. W. U Powers "Lead
Claiaificatioa sad Lead Cae."
6:45 Market and crop reports aad
weather toreeaat.
7:00 W. J. Gilmore Dlteb Bleat
ing.' 7:15 Dr. W. H. Lytle "Mastitis
Mora Dangsroai Tbaa Abortion."
T:30 Dr. Yietor P. Morris 'The
World ia Befiew.
8:15 Beaeoa Ugbts ia Paeifie- -tela-tlona
Dr. Warrea D. Smith.
8:45 Pkyaies in Everyisy Life
"Kslnrsl and Maa Made Static
and Its Effect oa Radio Recep
tion" E. A. Taakera. aaeiatant
prereaaea or pbysiea;
9:00 LlafiaU leoUete.
Sports Queen
I
-rv-r ...rJ5MW
1 Flowers and Ifura mingle in the
j novel coronation of Miss Josephine
Fisher, of Los Angeles, as Queen ef
the Winter Sports Carnival ef
Southern California.. A two hours
ride takes one) from warm bathinr
beaches and flowers to a mountain
playground where skiing and skat
taffmay be enjoyed,
Business
Directory
Cards ia thb (Urectsry rum
on BRonthfy taata qaly. Katet
glAW ier line pc awmclv
AUTO BRAKES
Mike Panek. 278 South Commercial
BICYCLES
New and used. TJrasv Rapalring.
HARRT W. SCOTT, 147 & Com'l St
CATERING
Burt Crary. the caUrer. Ph. 8758.
Hoiaa Help lloate
TeL UU.
CHIMNEY SWEEP
Telephone 4450. R. E. Nerttrnesst:
CHINESE MEDICINE
Dr. Chan Lam Chines Medicine Co.
180 N. Commercial SL Office noura
Tuesday an -Saturday only.
CHIROPRACTORS
DR. a 1- SCOTT. PSC CnlropracUr.
yS N. High. TeL Res. M72.
FLORISTS
CUT flowers, weddtng boutjaets fun
eral wreaths, decorationa c . urau
haupt. florist 577 Court TeL 5984.
ALL ktnda of Coral work. Lutx Flor
ist, ttth St Market. TeL 9592
INSURANCE
BECK IS m HENDRICKS
189 N. High TeL 4347
COFFET-SMITH. gen, tria TeL 8833.
LAUNDRIES
THE NEW SALEM LA UN DRT
THE W EIDER LAUNDRY
288 & High TeL 8125
CAPITAL. CTTT LAUNDRI
First in Quality and Serrtc
Telephone 8185 1284 Broadway
MATTRESSES
Mattresses from factory to home. Cot
tou mattreaa, 58 lb. 34.50. Reaoyctors
and fumigatora, Ruga cleaned. Capitol
Bedding Co. TeL 4043. X039 N. Ca pilot
New mattress made te order, aid re
made:, carpet cleaning, sizing: flutl
rug weaving. Salem Fluff Rug ft Mat
tress Factory. & 13th A WUbur. Tel
8441. Otto F. Zwicker. Est
MUSIC STORES
GEO. C WILL Pianos, radios, sewing
machines, sheet musto and piano eto
diea Repairing radios, phoawgraphs
and sewing machines, 482 State Street
Salem. '
PHYSICIAN
Homeopathic Physician
I. a. Altman. U. D. HomeopathtsL
Office and residence 801 Canter SL
ibotM Mil. TraaU both acute and
."TvfCfvtO fjl t84pffli 8wL
PRINTING
h"Ott 6T ATI ONER T, - cards,
tela, nresrama. Itooka or any
paniph
kind of
printing, call The. Statesman Printing
Department. 315 S. Commercial. Tele
phone 910L
RADIO SERVICE
CENTRAL. RADIO SERVICE
TeL 8747 225 N. High
MOORE RADIO SERVICE
Phone 3797 At Hollywood Radio
REAL ESTATE
BECKS ft HENDRICKS. TeL 4947.
SOCOLOFSKT ft SON
804-8 First Nafh Bk. Bldg. TeL 7307.
STOVES
STOVES and store repairing. Steves
for sale, rebuilt and repaired. All
kinds of woven wire fence, fancy ana
plain, hop baskets, books, logan hooka
Kal-m E'enee and Stove Worka. 3S3
Chemebeta. Tel. 4774. R B. Fleming.
TAXIDERMIST
EL El Wiggins. I mt N Pac, Hwy,
TRANSFER
FDH local or distant transfer storage.
call 1111. Larmer Transfer Co. Trucks
to Portland daily.
CAPITAL CITI Transfer Co. 226
State St TeL 7773. Distributing, for
warding and storage our specialty.
Get our rate
WELL DRILLING
R. A. West. 80 years experience. RFD
7. Bo 182 Tel. 110r5
WINDOW CLEANING
New Deal Window Clean., wax- wall
wdwk. washing. Free estL Tel. 9337.
E
SO FA THIS WEEK
,No hop sales have been reported
so far this week, though last week
around 400 bales moved In Oregon
markets. The highest price paid
growers last week was 29 cents.
though It is reported most grow
ers who, have hope on hand are
holding tor ft higher price.
January has been a very quiet
month in tbe hop world, even the
scores of breweries in the market
in this country this year tailing to
make any change in the normally
inactive period.. Hop dealers lo
cally believe breweries are buying
from "hand to mouth" at it were;
thus adding no volume to the
sales. "T "
District bop meetings over the
state are -slated for February 37
when the local units will hold
their, annual elections and bus
iness seesions. The annual meet
ing ot the. state executive com
mittee docs not come until March.
1PM
CALIFOHM
KPOUD
Arbitrary Cube Quotations
Said Reason; Calves
Up Around
PORTLAND. Jan. 2.-(flVFor
the first time in years there har
'been receipts ef hotter from Cali
fornia in Bertland. Thls.nnnsnal
coaditfen was not dee- te the sup
ply of local, stock being shorter
than demand, bnt to the arbitrary
quotations listed en cubes on the
produce exchange here.
There was no change in the
price listed for hotter on the ex
change for the week's Initial ses
sion bnt the undertone of the
trade was somewhat easier all.
around.
With Portland prices among
the highest in the United States,
equality considered, batter was be
ing drawn to this market from
practically all points along the
coast.
There wag no change in the
price on betterfat.
Market price on eggs refused
to stay pnt with secret and open
shading on all sides and with
retailers actually selling lower
than what was being quoted as
wholesale figures.
Erratic trade trend was con
tinued for chickens but the net
change in values appeared nil.
Light and medium Leghorns were
up le one day and down a simi
lar sum tbe next.
Rise of aronnd a half cent was
being received for country killed
calves up to 8-8 e lb. Hogs of
quality were about steady at 8 c
top with lambs scarce and firmly
priced.
Indications point to a general
fight against the sharp advance
of 15c named in retail prices for
ice cream by the state code.
They claim that this will force
a very sharp decrease in demand
which is not what producers
need.
Yakima is sow so excited that
it was practically impossible to
purchase carloads of potatoes
there even at an advance In price
named last night by holders. Lo
cal trade was firm but no higher.
Portland produce exchange was
now quoting eggs after a lapse
of many years. No trading was
reported and no price has been
named by the organization as yet.
IXSTITUTE SLATED
SILVERTON, Jan. 23. The
Marion county teachers' Institute
will be held at Silverton Febru
ary 10. A group of teachers met
at the Eugene Field school here
Saturday to make preliminary
plans for the affair.
NOTICE OP PLAT AND
STREET VACATION
Notice Is hereby given that the
Common Council of the City of Sa
lem, Oregon, by resolution duly
and regularly adopted and filed on
December 18th, 1933, has declared
its Intention to vacate, and has
initiated proceedings to vacate, all
of the plat ot Geiser's Subdivision
of Block No. 2 of Tuxedo Park
Addition to the City of Salem, In
Marlon County, Oregon, as shown
by the duly recorder plat thereof
now on file and of record fa the
office of the recorder of convey
ances In and for said Marion
County, including the street and
alleys within said sub-division, be
ing all of Meteor street and all
ot the alleys in Blocks 1 and 2 of
said subdivision, and the 5th day
of February, 1934, at the hour ot
7:30 P. M., in the council cham
bers of tbe city hall of and In the
said City of Salem, has been fixed
as the time and place for consid
eration of such vacation and tor
hearing any objections or remon
strances thereto. Objections, it
any, to such vacation must be
filed, in writing, with tbe under
signed prior to the time herein
fixed for hearing the same.
MARK FOULS EN,
Recorder of tbe City of Salem.
J 3-1 0-1 7-2 4-11
Watches Trial
J ' 1 '
J vj' w "V?
- V!t ,
One ef the most Interested listeners
at the trial of Dr. Alice Wynekoop,
at Chicago, is the Rev. John Henry
Hod kins, close friend and spiritual
adviser of the physician accused ef
muxderirr her danghter-in-law.
Bheta WynekooBy
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MOTDBS, I0PJFT
K1WIB
NEW YORK, Jan. .-()-
OvereeTning early hesitancy,!
stocks rallied with some spirit ta
the leaf hour today and activity
quickened aa the advance was re
sumed. '
The stock market's recent re
sistance to selling wa undoubted
ly responsible in part for -the re
newed efforts of bun traders- to
point the Bat- higher. Several
leaders, among them American
Can, General Motors, Borg-War-
ner, xnmigias Aircraft, L'uraje-'
Wttgttt "A" s4 Voto-Metet.
reached new highs for -the 9teL
year or mere. Ftoreign tsayuK.
brokers reported, was being re
ceived1 in. larger volume and: nnm-
eroua items in the day's- news
grist were quickly ntrde "use of
by professional and other traders.
Aviation Issues rose 1 to 2 points
or more. s
Raila were quiet and firm. Nor
folk ft Western voted its ttrstt ex
tra dividend, $2 a common share,
since 1931, of which almost SI.
209,000 will go to the Pennsyl
vania on the stock held by that
road. Strength in "heavy" Indus
trials was especially noticeable in
General Motors, which crossed 31
for a gain ot more than a point.
The demonstration may have re
flected motors' substantial inter
est in aviation activities.
Chemical stocks effervesced
strongly, Allied rising 3 4 and Du
Pont Early demand for met
als was partly inspired by rumors
that 9 cent copper was in pros
pect, although later the market
heard that provision for a mini
mum price might not be included
In the code. Chain store shares
were among the favored special
ties: Hahn Preferred, McCrory
Preferred and Spiegel May Stern
rising briskly. Cuban recognition
found representatives of that is
land's major industry on the up
grade, although they appeared to
have partly discounted such ac
tion. Cuban American sugar Pre
ferred jumped nearly 4.
Sales for the day totaled lr
382,880 shares.
Genera! Markets
PBODUCS ETCH-HQS
PORTLAND Ore., .aa. 23. (AP)
Predaee extkaage. net price. : Batter
Eatter Extras 20c standards 19 Ke.
prime firsts 19 He, firsts 19c Eggs
fresh extras lac, freak aaedisms 16c
Portland Grain
PORTLAND, Ore, Jan. 23. (AP)
Wheat Upea uisa law utoae
ITey 7i 75 75 7
Joly 74 74 H 74 74
Caah Big Bend blneatem 74 He;
lark bard winter 13 per ceat 80c, 11
oer cant 74 e: ailt white, weatera watte.
hard winter, northern winter, western (ad
71 He.
Oata Ke. 9 white $22.50.
Can No. ZE yellow S23.50.
Millroa Standard $18.
Portland Produce
POarrLAXD, Ore- Jan. 23. (AP)
Batter Prists, extras 21 Me ahwdares
31e peand.
Birtterfat Portland delivery: A grade
13-19e penad; fsnsers door delivery 14
15e pound. Sweet cream Se higher.
Eggs Pacific poultry producer' sell
lag prices: Preab extras 18c. ateadadra
16c. aiediaaa lte doaea. Baying Price
by wholesalers: Freak sxtras 16s firsts
14c, aoediama 13c, aadcrgrade 10a, pmlleta
10e deaea.
Cheese 83 score, Oregon triplets
84. loaf 10tt pound. Brokers wUl
pay Vtt belew a. notation a.
Milk Contract price, d pes seat,
Portland delivery $L5 cwt; B grade
creaas 87Mepoaad.
Conntry meats Selling price to ra-
era, aader 150 peaada Sc Vealera, SO te
100 peaada 8-8 He, Hgkt, thin 6 6c Heavy
calves 4-be peand. L-anos is-xse poaaia.
Heavy ewes 4-7e poaad. kfedh cowa
3-5e poaad; caaaer caws 2H-3s pound.
Balls 4-5 pound.
Mohair Baying price, aoniaal.
Caaeara bark Baying price, 1933
peel 3 He pound.
Hons 1933 elaatera 25-3 le poaad.
Lire poultry Portland delivery, bey-
lag prieea: Colored fowls, nnder 6H
poands 12-13e, ever 5H peaada 11-lte.
Spring pallets, 1 b In pounds 13-13.
Roestara, ever S poands 12-13c Leg
horn fowls, over 3 pooads -10e, aa
der b pMndi S-Se. Stage 6c Beeetera
6e. Colored dacka 11c. Geese 10e pend.
Onioas Takiau. 1 1.40-1.50; Oregea
12-2.50 eesUL
Potatoes Local white and red $1.25.
1.S5 cental: Yakima 1.40-1.50; Dea
ea atee 81.65; Baker 81.85.
Wool 1S33 cup, nenuaai; Willam
ette valley 23-25e poaad; eastern Ore
gon 16-21e poaad; aoathcra Idaho 18
20e poaad.
May xiaytng price irons proaneer:
Alfalfa, Ko. 1, new crop. 815.60-16. Vetch
815. Willamette valley timothy 815: east-
era Oregon timothy $17; timothy, mixed
$15. Oata sis tea.
Portland Livestock
VOIJTLASTD. Ora Jan. 23. (AP)
Cattle Receipts 100. calves 10; steady,
anchsnged.
Mteera. anad. eaaamoa and BteaiaB S3
n 83. lleiferx. coaiiaoB aad mediasa 82.75-
4.75. cowa. rood, eotomoa ana nieaiam
$2.50-3.85; law eatter aad eatter $125--.50.
Bulla, eatter aad median $2-3,
vealera, good sad caelee $5-6; can, com
mon sadBtedlaai s..o-. waives, goea
sad eheies $4-5; eemaon sad matin
Hogs Receipts 050 ; ia-o tower.
Lirttwelelit rood and choice $3.75-
4.50; aMdiass weight, good aad choice
$4-4,50; beavywnicht, good and choice
$3.50-4.15. Packing sows, good $3.75-
S.40. Feeder stocker pigs, gooa aaa
choice $3.25-3.75.
Sbesp Receipts 50; firm; unchang
ed. ...
Lambs, good aad choice ss.l5-7ao;
eomaaea and medinm $5-6.75. Yearling
wethers $3.25-5.25. Xwea, good aad choice
$2.35-1; common aad medinm 31-50-S.50.
tCopyrlgbt. 1833. Etewdard Statistics Co.)
- - - ' JaawTTlt v
- 7 STOCK AVEXAOES
-60 20 20 SO
lad' Is SB's TJfsTotsl
Tedsy ' 9. 48.7 T73 $7.8
Prevlems day 87.S 49.S 7701 88.7
Weak eg L 5.T 48.1 76.1 M.t
Year age ; 63.0 i 3S.4 90J S5.S
S years are I25.8 103J8 172.2 180.4
Ilfgh 1933-84 102.1 58.6 113.7 ,86.8
Low 1933-34 . 42.6 S3.S IU tt
BOmil AVMAOBS
so 20 se 6$
" ' Iad'ts-RB's Uf Total
Tadar 77.S. -8L .88.2 80.8
Previoaaday 77.4 , 82.0 83.S w 80.9
Weak ego 1J 7S.8 V9.4. St. T8.S
TM.a --- 65.6 S3.S 834 T0.T
$ years see . 90.S 10J.5 100.1 88.6
High 1033-34 77.4 84.8 84-5 83.5
Lew 193384 . Sas $7.0 74 43.6
Stocks and Bonds
Scbrn Markets
l tirade jj raw 4' milk,
co-op pool price, fl.52 per
ltuaidretL.
:V Sorphaa 3)1.15. -'
tMUfc be ea seaat-asaalaly
JHstrflmter price 2JL
Bntterfat - Top 16c,
frteta SOKc ("he S3 He
Prieea paid te grewsaw by Saleae bsyers
Jeaaary 13
CTba prirea belov. aappfted by a local
geecer. are indieatrae of the daily aearxet.
but aw mmi jreeawrteed br The Sratosawe.)
TtmiM AJTJB YiCEETASUM
Lee, des. aeaeaes U0
BreeeoB. Bosebvrg. Ke. 1 1.00
CneWwirt. bL- . 2.5
Panaipe, box lag JiO
Taawipa, box log "
ranabacaa. box Iwr .
050
.40
Dreasele spreata. lag .
T
peaat. Meal
Cabbage, cwt ,
.06
. J90 te 1.15
3.75
Praea peapem. Canf, lb.
Oaie-s, doa. banc bee
Ptoa. local
Yeenaaa
beaebatra
. . -te
as
. .75 to 1.00
: M te 1.40
1.1 ta 15
Lettee
Galiferala, dry pack .2.00. te 8.35
utotbi. tees UH te S.00
Oatesa, Labitb , r1 -
Celary. des. ; ,M
Cmrj Hearts .SO
CaKferaie, crate 2.45
Applies -
SpiU ; ! ; - Eft ia as
Beat Beaaty .65
Orangex. choice
If avals, fancy
Beets, local, dea. .
Tarnipe, local, doa,
-2.75 to 3.25
-3.25 to 4.00
20
carrot a. local, doz.
.30
.20
California
Spinach, local, crate
Bananas. Ib. oa atalk
Ilaada
Leaeona ,
Lines.
Avaesdos, crate
Sqoeeh, Daniah. doi.
xiabbard
Tontstees. California, rase
Sweet -potatoes. Ib.
Grapefruit. Florida
California
HOPS
iricrTs"
Cluster. 1033, lb.
25 to .35
Filberts. Ib.
Walnots, lb.
.11 to
.12 H to
.18
.20
Baying Prices
ZOOS
Kxtraa
Med in mi
Pallets .
. .12
. .09
. .08
. ,1
- .08
. .06
. 09
- ".09
. .04
- .10
6.00
.4.60
POPXTBT
Colored bena
blediuaa hens
IJght ban a
Leghorn fryert
Colored fryers .
Uia roostera
Dreased turkeys. No. 1 .
KBAT
Spring Iambi, top
Bora, 160 to 209 lbt.
120 te 160 lbs
Over 200 Iba.
Sows
Steers -
S.7- to 4.00
4.25
.2.75 te S.00
J3 to .05
.01 ?4 to .02
.02 te .02
.07
Cows
Balls
Dreaaed veal, top
Uresacd bora
6SAIV AKS BAT
Wheat, western red .88
White, Ke. t - .50
Barley, feed. Ke. 1 toa 14. 00
Oata, feed, toa m
Barley, malting, top . .
Oata, milling, toa ,
Bay, baying prices
Oata and vetch, tea
Alfalfa, valley, first cot
Clover hay
18.00
18.00
12J0
..14.00
-.12.00
At Baptist Church Rev. J. A.
Bovee of Tacoma will open a se
ries of special meetings at the
Temple Baptist church, starting
Sunday morning.
90
.05 V.
6.00
1.00
2.75
.20
.75 to 1.00
2.65
.03 U
4.00
U-..2.25
Cross-Word Puzzle
By EUGENE SHEFFER
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pertaat harbor sf what state?
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13 Baseball teams
14 Wbal . faaooass wolcaatet is ia
Bortkeastera Sicily? -
15 Found the sum
1 6 -Exclamation
17 Bronze in Roman antiquity
18 Worries
19 Rotating piece oa a wheel
20 Symbol for krypton
21 Pierces
22 Stout crabs
23 Underneath
24 Character in former Teutonic
alphabet
25 Rational thought
27 Fondle
29 Paradise
80 Lower extremity of the face
(pl . -31
Allowance for waste
32 Who sacceedeel Williaat Me
Ado as U. S. Secretary ef the
Tiwasaryr .
S3-Chinese measure
84 Transgress
85 -Ordinary writing
86 Halp-
87 Pen name of a contemporary
, poet ' . -
S3 Balance
S-u-Affectiaa ef the akin
40 What volcaao la arthara Mar
tiniease kad a sssio as wrwptioa
at lb bgiasuag et the
twyr - .
41 One who leads spectators to
their seats r -
42 Office employees
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4 Beverage
5 Personal bronoun
What was the first name of the
' Amerieas prweident who aa-
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CHICAGO. Jan. M.-rVSevere ;
dust storms In the southwest. 1
especially parts ot Kansas, aad
Texas, turned the wheat market
upward late today, changing
prtee setbacks Into gains.
Expectance ot prompt action by
tbe senate- regarding monetary -legislation
was also a late
strengthening influence as to- -wheat
values. Forecasts of a sol
vere cold wave that many trad-
ers believed might 1 work down
over the-winter wheat belt acted
likewise at times as a stimulus
to buyers;
Wheat closed firm at virtual
ly the nay's top level. 4 to 1
cent above yesterday's finish,
corn -lH up, oatt at . de
cline to advance, and provi
sions ' unchanged to - & cents
lower.
Today's closing quotations:
..Sf1 Mr Jhly,
8 X-T4; September 84. j
Corn May 5274-53; July
54; September 55.
37i; September 35. j v
Cattle on Feed
Less Numerous
Than Year Ago
Oregon had 55,000 sheep and
lambs on feed January 1, a de
crease of 10,000 over the number .
on feed a rear ago. according to
the federal crop and1 livestock re
porting service. The figure at be
ginning of this year represents a
drop of 35.000 over the beginning
of 1932 and is the same as for
1931 and 1930.
In all the western states, the
decrease over the first of last year
13,295,000.
GUESTS OF MTCHinLLS
, PERRYDALE, Jan. 23 Din
ner guests it the Robert Mitchell
home Saturday night were Mr.
and Mrs. Max Flanery, Mr. and
Mrs. Sephus Starr, Mr. and Mrs.
Ernie Skelly all ef Salem and Mr.
and Mrs. Jerry Schoerfeld of San
Francisco.
17
Farmers' Grain
Warehouse
Liberty at Trade Sta.
GRAIN DEALERS
We Meet Any Advertised
Feed Price
Quantities Reserved
9--Guided
10 Exists
11 Wise) was the first vke-prees
deat ot the U. 5.7 -18
What was the first aaaae ef the
t-lrd viesHpiwsideat ef the
U.5.?
IS Detests
18 Mark of punctuation
19 Walking sticks
21 Surround
22 What faaetrM Scottish peel
wrote "Aald Lang Syne"?
23 What Cr-aaa sUte, ef which
larUr-h ia the capiul, coat-ins
a weeid-fs-iosjs watering
place?,
24 Elevate
26 Weird
27 Hunt
28 Insects which spin webs
30 Nearer
31 Russian rulers of former dayt
32 Who waa the cosapoear of the
popvlar eer Gyat SalU'?
33 Steamship
35 Game played on horseback
36 Pain -
38 Writing implement .
39 Kindo? tree
40 Hebrew letter . !
41 Aloft ;
Herewith Is the solution to yea
terdays Puxxle.
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