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Newspaper Page TextThe OREGON" STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Saturday Morning, April 21, 1934 PAGE SEVEN Hop Sales Set High Mark T, E Salem Markets lira of i n Statesman Classified Ads Cail9!0f Classified Advertising Single) Insertion per Us lOe Threw insertion per Una- ...... 20c Sis Insertions r Una. .30c On month per line.. 11.00 Minimum chars ...... Z5e Copy (or this pace ac cepted until :30 the eren lag before publication for classification. Copy re selred after this time will be ran under the heading Too Late to Classify. The Statesman, assumes bo financial responsibility for errors which mar ap pear In advertisements pub lished In Its columns, and in cases where this paper Is at fanlt will reprint that part of an advertisement in which the typographical mistake ocean. The statesman reserves the right to reject objec tions! advertising. It fur ther reserves the right to classify all advertising un der the proper classification. HELP WANTED MALE Local branch of textile mfg. has an opening (or two neat-appearing young men Wltn nign scnooi raucanun. ences required. See Mr. Unruh, 381 State St. Room 20. between 2 and 4 p. m. Bat " HELP WAliTEPrr-FEMALE lA.i'Lri.n.n.i"Lri.nrirrrinr fir -'lnS"' i i"" Woman stcnogTapTier. Knowledge of bookkeeping desirable. Apply in own handwriting, stating age. experience. references. Postoffice Box 7, balem. Wanted, housekeeper for farm. Tel. 348. . . SITUATIONS WANTED WANTED Tractor work of all klnda Reasonable prices. Write J. R. Schiegel. Rt. 3. Albany. Boy, 19, wants light farm work. Thoroughly experienced. 651 N. 21st Tel. 4fi38. FOR SAL1? Miscellaneous Girl's bicycle. 1805 S.lth. Saw gumming and sharpening V sails E. Four Corners, TeL 4110. Fertilizer, sand, dirt Tel. S605. n.h, hlfka Warlner Hatchery, tlCO N. Fifth St. at Highland. Com pliance certificate no. mw- Awnings. 454 Ferry. Tel. 4724. - . nnnn nfnfi vs : Oregon Dent seed corn. Tel. 61F15. Extra good oats and vetch hay ; In quire Lighthouse Service station, 46 Center St. Salem. jLTu-in.ru u u'l-rr Baxs saw cheap, 1070 N. ComVSt. Netted Gem, Burbank potatoes, for seed or eating, 35c hundred, field run. Bring sacks. P. Blschoff, Route 6, Box 2o8. . n.nr.r FOR SALE I am wrecking house Ko. 975 Broadway. Everything for sale; a furnace. S. V. Hall. Strawberry plants, red heart variety, strong vigorous plants. Indian Hill Farm, TeL S657. ronosTSV RADIO FOR SALE ULinho Inn ir and short wave. 1934 ivn.aipv ' Pnnxole. Repossessed. BaL .a... m in Tpitoj. 85 down and 83 monthly. See Mr. Janz, Wills Music Stor. TRADE Miscellaneous Trade wood saw on Ford truck for wood. 1 1 Sr. Poonl r-t.. w-yt rwirm. WANTED Miscellaneous Dressmkg, S2.:& per day. Dial. 7384. OLD GOLD -highest prices paid. Star Exchange, Cor. Cheroeketa N. rvwn'L St Poultry wanted, Salem rouury .o., 828 N. Fint.Tel14794:j MISCELLAigEOUS Haircuts ISo-aOa. iaa. Winter. tr W Dick un dead worthless Borsea. cows, sheep. Tel. 4869. Hay (ever, asthma, sinus, catarraAi, colds, quick permanent relief, 60c Tested 41 yara No humbug. Ata anted. A. Rmtnn. Drain. Ore. FOR RENT ROOMS j m - Ai -ii- - - -- 1 Sleep, rm.. kitchen, prlv. Tel. 448. ROOM AND BOARD Board-room. SM Court. Tel 87S. Sn.il -iriin.iui.rirn-irn-1 " " ' " " Board and room. 790 N. Church. Table board. Ml 8. Church. JII j-, nn. -M-ir i-i-i Wnarrt. room. nr P. O. leL me;. FOR RENT-APARTMENTS llij.MMMw1 . Beautiful -roonf rnlhed court bang-low. garag, TU Two room furolsJw-i apt. 221 Haael Are. TeL 74. -- - r t room furnished apartmeiit. private ath. til Court St - - Attractive duplex apt. furn. or unfura. Clo la- 0 V?8,0?: Mod, t R 1st floor. 2U N. 14th. FOR RENT HOUSES jmnrruiAnirir r rn " Furn. and unfurn. houses. -a A. criRKNCR ,,i hi rntun TeL 2031. jjnnrw w-www House, also apt 3 N. Cottage. rnn Q ALE REAL ESTATE v" ........ ,1,1,11911 rora victoria .aa-syW. BOU!"", oted. built-tas. tile drainboard. A mall down payment, Dai. iwe w tnis nous bkw wwu.., TeL 4277. - . a su. ml tram Lead at xs. DanK,l : . - ... . all in crop, ir " . . tTJT good sou, on lv" small nouse id sbkuu. 22 A. 25 mL from Salem, good soil, r. water oloed to bouse, A. ber- bara. water piped to house, MKLVIN JOHNSON, 725 COURT ST. in Telephone 3723 tmn.nriri -.wiwiiw. ie A. dairy ranca lor saie. o -""' beira, milk bouse, good spring, -elec-watwv nlned to house and barn, 7. quart mUk rout, with cow. S2S0 okv ilnUea So. U Saiem. TeL kiik .nai.k Keai Ksiaie h in iiiiiimi iiinT Tnn n You can't beat our Hating (or prices. See. us before you buy. Cottage Realty Co.. ZC3-Z64 N. Cottage. MR. RENTER You can buy a irlce 5 acre tract with (air set o( building, variety of fruit and berries (or only $700. Will accept good car a a part. CHli8 MILAJCIC Realtors 344 Stats Street Tel. (70S. SUBURBAN HOME Not far out on paved road, 3 room shingled cottage, nook, bath and clos ets, eckd plumbing, electric lights, wa ter system, -garage and woodshed. One acre of good land all cultivated - and ready (or planting. Price $1659, caeti ISO. ml IIS per month. 6 Int. CHILD a MU.I-KK. Scatters 344 8tate Street Tel. (708. EXCHANGE Real Estate EXCHANGE Have X clear lota paving In and paid. Will trade for 2 bedroom house and give small difference in cash. L'HILJJa a M1LJL.KK. Realtors 344 Stats Street Tel. C708. Have coast cottages and apartment to exchange clear for farm or city, clear. A. C. BOHRNSTEDT, No. 19, IdJ A. Bush Bldg. C room semi-modern house, trade for 5 room modern ; will pay up to ; Jieoo dtrterTice. GRANT ft CRITTENDEN I Mssonle Bldg. Tel. 11. FOR SALE FARMS FARM BARGAINS 160 A. $2750. This is a coast farm, idea for live stock, very good bam, fair house. gravity water, some timber and family fruit See HAWKINS A ROBERTS. INC. SALE SPECIAL. 12 acres 5 miles from Salem on paved highway, large walnut and Roy al Anne cherry trees, few prunes. Price cut to 83500. See it. CH LDS & MILLER. Realtors 344 Srstn Strft Tel. 670. ACREAGE SUBURBAN TRACT To close an estate. 10 acres, nicely located, north and east Especially priced 81900. CH1L.DS & SIILLEK, Realtors 344 State St. Tel. S708. Business Opportunities FOR SALE OR TRADE Equipped beer parlor doing good business. Two 6Uxl00 lots, living quar ters. Good huntlnc. fishing. Best pay ! roll In state. 81000.00, or will trade I for house and lot in Salem valued at $1500. Must be close. Burl Davis, De troit, Ore. Have cash buyer for garage or fill ing station proposition. Let me know what you have. IL C Shields, Oregon Bide. Tel. S02. MONEY TO LOAN .44 Bells-of Harmraony nightly feature over Radio K01N Announces A NEW DEAL in I-oans UP TO 8300 AUTO-ENDORSED NOTE FURNITURE No fees, deductions or discounts, and only lawful rates charged. Sea us if you need money. tJtKr I CI At LOAN SOCIETY OF SALEM Member of NRA Room 119, New Bllgh Bldg. Snd floor LICENSER NO. S-122 by STATE 518 State St TeL 3740 Autoonolbile sind Chattel Loans 1 to 20 months to repay at lowest pos sible ratea GENERAL VTNANCE CORP. A local corporation 1st Nat'L Bank Bids. Phone 8553 U censed y State - i i , i-iriim j-. ri j uL ir i rkn.i- r- rn-ify Funds for farm loans now available: S Vi ; long term. Hawkims & Roberts Guardian Bids.. Tel. 4109. 3 3 NOTICE 3 3 Do you need money? Unsecured loans. No red tape. Two hour service. All loans confidential. State Loan Co. 212 Ore. Bldg. Phone 7783 Lie. No. S-1S5. MONEY for farm, acreage and city loans. Prompt srvice. CHILDS MILLER. Mtgc Loans !44 State Street Tel. 6708. LOANS WANTED Wanted to borrow J700. or first mortgage. Box 471. care Statesman. Want to borrow $1500 or new home in destrabl location In city. Box 469, rnn Statesman. LIVESTOCK and POULTRY FOR SALE Young horses. C G. Biickmaster, Brook. Ore. FOR SALEWOOD Second growth aad old fir woed. Prompt delivery. Fred E. Wella GUARANTEED DRT wood coal rL .004) Salem Fuel Co Trad 4 Cot leg All kinds dry wood. TeL 8088. pnT Dry planer and second growth fir. Dry wood Tel. 8254. Old fir, 1 In.. 24.75. TeL 79g. L0ST ANP f 0IJND LOST Dark blue purse. Elass and brown shaving kit. Reward, 105S N. 15UL PERSONAL For adoption, 5 year old motherless girl. Want Christian borne. Box 40, care Statesman. FOR SALE USED CARS Valley Motor Co. 1933 Ford Spt Coupe $475 132 Ford Std. Coupe 'Stlnotor - 475 ,19S2 yord gtd. Coach 47? 325 Ford SpU Coupe til 4ft 4 W Fofd Coach 275 19,, Ford To.)nc 1! 1 u: ora uoupe , 1 125 Ford Coupe a i ,uv v ruj.i isr a . - - ...... M ....... -n i . i . . ,aa , ae ili 340 1 1521 Chevrolet Sedan 1 1121 Reo Sedan 128 Oldsmoblle Sedan 265 Trucks 1! Dodge Graham S-toa 435 300 85 1329 studebaker IV -ton 1929 Chevrolet 1931 Ford U W. base 38 1932 Ford I W. bsse B motor 5M 1S2 Chevrolet with trailer . ZT Marion and Lioerty Open Suntlayf Telephone 7910 Interesting Facts . . . Farm Population Highest Despite the fact that more peo ple left farms for cities last year than went from cities to farms, the farm population, of the coun try Is now at an all-time new high peak. According to estimates by the bureau of agricultural econ omics our farm population num bers more than 32,500,000. The increase the bureau attributes principally to an excess of births over deaths. O The number of persons who moved from cities, towns and Til-; lages to farms last year was 950,- 000 while more than 1,176,000 persons moved from farms to cit ies, towns and villages. O Florida's racing season. Just ended, sets new high in pari-mu- tuel betting $27,600,000. an in crease of more than $8,000,000 over the 1933 mark. And Florida collects more than 11,000,000 in taxes on the betting. O Thomas Jones, of Macleay went fishing at Silver Creek Falls Sun day, April the 15th. He arrived at 5:20 and at 6:30 had caught his limit and was in bis car. Ten min utes later his father and brother arrived with, their limit. O A car bearing an Alaska license drove up in front of the office yesterday morning and out steps a friend of ours, O. M. Carter of Ketchikan, Alaska, who is spend ing his vacation making a tour of the states. Mr. Carter has been with the power company at Ketch ikan for several years. He Is pres ident of the Ketchikan chamber of commerce. He states that the weather in Alaska has been more severe than usual this winter. Ketchikan is about 800 mile3 north of Seattle. 0 There are 650 automobiles in Ketchikan. FOR SALE USED CARS McKay's Used Cars For.l Model. T Roadster '. 3 15 Kuick 'louring 3 Reo S-'edan 345 1S31 Chev. Coupe 375 1932 Chev. Coach 475 1932 Chev. Spec Sedan 625 132 I'onti.ic Sut. Coupe 535 1S32 I'ontiac Sedan toO 1932 Nasli 8 Sedan 575 1933 Chev. Coach 595 1933 Chev. Sedan :. 895 Trucks Model T Kord. Dump body, out side brakes, extra trans. S 75 1929 CheV 125 1931 I'hev. L. V. Dual 50 1929 Ri-o L. W. Dual 425 Douglas McKay Chevrolet Co. 333 Center 430 X. Com'L Tflpphone 31 S9 WANTED USED CARS WILL PAT CASH For good '30 or '31 Ford Sport Coupe. ASK TOR WILLIAMS 340 No. Liberty Tel. 8688. FOR SALE BY OWNER 1930 Pon tine Snort Coupe, excellent condition. new tfres, priced right. TeL 3883. Private party wants to buy from private party for cash '28 to "31 Ford fir Chrv. Box 501, Statesman. MOTORCYCLES FOR SALE 1930 Indian 4 motor cycle In good condition, 1135.00. C. Oppen. 736 N. 15th. NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE By virtue of Mortgage foreclos ure execution Issued by the Cir cuit Court of the State ot Oregon for the County of Marion, on the "th day of April 1934, in Suit rso. j3, state savings oan I Association, a corporation, plain- tiff, ts P. A. Eiker; OliTe P. Elk- er, now Olive P. Hyatt; Lola Har mon: D. M. Christenson, now Dor othy Veitheer; and George J. Will and Marguerite Will, hus band and wife, defendants, there in pending and to me directed, 1 shall, on Saturday, the 12th day of May 1934, at ten o'clock in the forenoon thereof, at the front door ot the Marion County Court house, Salem, Oregon, sell at pub lic auction for cash, all right, title and interest bad and possessed by said defendants, on or since the date of execution of plaintiff's mortgage, in and to the following described real property: Lot. numbered Sixteen (16) in S u b d i t 1 s i on of Blocks numbered Twenty Nine (29) and Thirty (30), In Capital Home Addition to the City of Salem, Marlon County, Ore gon. A. C. BURK Sheriff of Marlon County, Oregon E. K. Piaseckl Attorney for Plaintiff. Date ot first publication: April 14, 1934. Date of last Publication: Mar 12. 1934. A. 14-21-28-M. 5-12. I NOTICE OP SHERIFF'S SALE By virtue of a mortgage fore- I closure issued by the Circuit is I Court of the State of Oregon fori Marion County in suit: No. 23990, I BenJ. Franklin Savings and Loan 1 Association, a corporation. Plain - i tiff vs. w. S. Shearer and Georgia D. Shearer, and General Finance Corporation, a corporation, De fendants, therein pending and to me directed, I shall on Saturday, May 19th, 1934. at ten o'clock in the forenoon of said day, at the West door ot the Marion County Courthouse, Salem, Oregon, sell at public auction, for cash, an Business Directory Cards In this directory ran on a. monthly basis only. Rate: S1.QO per lino per month. AUTO BRAKES Miles Panek. 378 South Commercial. CATERING I Burt Crary. the caterer. Tel. S753. CHIMNEY SWEEP Telephone 4450. R, C. Northneas. CHIROPRACTORS DR,aU 8COTT, PSC, Chiropractor, 358 N. High. Tel. Rea 3763. DRESSMAKING Swaraer suits a specialty dress- making, remodeling, bemstitchtns. Mrs. Snelgrove. 180 N. Com L Tel. 74ts. FLORISTS CUT flowers, wedding bouquets, fun eral wreaths, decorations. C F. Brett haupt. florist. 677 Court TeL (904. ALL kinds of floral work. Luts Flor ist. 1 6th A Market TeL 52. INSURANCE BECKS A HENDRICKS 189 N. HlKh TeL 494T. LAUNDRIES THE NEW SALEM LAUNDRT THE WEIDER LAUNDRY 263 & HlEh Tel. 1138. CAPITAL CITT LAUNDRY First In Quality and Service Telephone 8185 1384 Broadway LAWN MOWERS Sharpened, repaired, traded. We de liver. Harry vv. Scott. TeL 461 . MATTRESSES CAPITOL BEDDING CO. Phone 4QC9 NEW MATTRESS made to order, old remade : carpet cleaning, sizing : fluff rug weaving. Salem Fluff Rug A Mat tres Factory. S. 13th Wilbur. TeL 8441. OTTO F. ZWICKER. Est. 1911. , MUSIC STORES I GEO. C WILL Pianos, radios, sewing machines, sheet music and piano stu dies. Repairing radios, phonographs and sewing machines, 432 State Street. Salem. PAINTING B. Benon. 2224 N. Lib. Tel. 397. PHOTO ENGRAVERS merrial. Trl. 5887. PRINTING FOR STATIONERY, cards, pamph lets, programs, books or any kind of printing, call The Statesman Printing Department, 3 IS S. Commercial. Tele- phone 9101. RADIO SERVICE CERTIFIED RADIO SERVICE Tel. 3773 Court at Church REAL ESTATE BECKE A HENDRICKS, Tel. 4947. STOVES STOVES and stove repairing. Stoves for sale, rebuilt and repaired. All kinds of woven wire fence, fancy and plain, hop baskets, hooka, iogan hooka Salem Fence and Stove Works, 2(2 Chemeketa. Tel. 4774. R B. Fleming. TRANSFER FOR local or distant transfer storage. call 3131, Larmer Transfer Co. Trues to Portland dally. CAPITAL CITT Transfer Co. 221 State St. TeL 7772. Distributing for warding and storage our specialty. Get our ratea WELL DRILLING R. A. West. 20 years experience. RFD 7. bo 203. Tei uofs. right, title and interest had and possessed by said defendants and each ot them on or since October 27, 1928, In and to the following described real property, to-wlt: Lot Fire (6). Block Fire (5), Rosedale Annex to the City of Salem, Marion Coun ty, Oregon. A. C. BURK, Sheriff of Marion County, Oregon. Carl B. Win tier and Carson Ml Carson Attorneys for Plaintiff. A-21-28 M-5-12-19. NOTICE OF BOXD SALE Sealed bids will be received by the undersigned until the hour of 8:00 o'clock p. m. on Monday the 7th day of May, 1934, and imme diately thereafter opened by the Common Council of the City of Salem, Oregon, at the city hall in the amount of Twenty.fiTe Thous. and (S25.000.00) Dollars, de scribed as follows: City of Salem Sanitary Sewer Bonds in the amount of $25, 000.00 In denominations of $1000 each, being dated May 1, 1934 maturing serially in numerical or der at the rate of $1000.00 on the first day of May, 1935, and I $2000.00 on the first day of May I of each year thereafter beginning with the year 193$ and ending 1 wltn tne year 1S47, said bonds to I bear interest at the rat of four 1 and one-half (4H) per cent per I annum, payable semi-annually I Each bid must be accompanied - by a certified check for two per Icent (2) ot the par value ol the I bonds. I The approving legal opinion ot I Teal, Win! ree, MeCalloch 4b Shu I ler will be furnished the success- I f ul bidder. The light la reserved by the HLH IhtllU COOTIE n BOSTON. April 20. fJP The commercial Bulletin will say to morrow: "The wool market continues slow both in th east and west. So far as any trend is discernible. prices continue to favor the buy er. Best wools in the Rogwell, N, M. sale this week at 75 to 78 cents, clean basis Boston, com pares with earlier purchases at 83-85 cents. "The manufacturing position is not changed materially. What business is done is largely In fill ing-in or specialty orders which require little wool. Tarns and tops are barely steady. "The foreign markets are hard ly so keen this week as last at the weekend. "Mohair continues rather slow but stocks are light and prices are firm." The Bulletin will publish the following Quotations: Scoured basis: Oregon: Fine and F. M. sta ple 82-84; fine and F. M. Fr, combing 80-82; fine and F. M clothing 74-75; valley No. 1, 76 78. Mohair: Oregon, 40-43. Domestic grad ed: First combing, 60-62; second combing 50-5S; third combing 45-50; fourth combing. 40-45 good carding, 40-45; first kid, 75- 78; second kid, 65-68. ET PORTLAND, April 20. (Jf) btrengin was continued in t n market for butter with a general cleanup of dealers floor stock suggested locally. All along the coast steady to firmer and even higher prices were ruling for but ter. In California the weather has continued against production while in the Pacific northwest conditions' are Ideal. Butterfat was held at the late advance here. Market for eggs continued of rather good character with de creasing supplies and a demand In excess of offerings of quality goods. No change was suggested n the price for the day. Demand for chickens was hold ing well and prices were gener ally upheld for the day. Broilers alone indicated some easiness and this was reflected mostly insmall stuff. Better quality and excellent weather wre combinations that tend to uphold the price on good strawberries here for the day even with liberal offerings. Lit tle local stock was arriving. Market for country killed meats was without general change for the day. Good lambs were sell ing wall at the recently lower price and quality vealers were steady. Radi P rogram SATTJBDAY. April 21 XGW PORTLAND 620 Kc 7:00 Edward MacHogh. 7:15 Morning Parade, NBC. 7:30 Ronsld Enck. 7:45 Organ concert, NBC 8:15 Croiienta, NBC. 8:45 Abe BercoTiti, violinist. 9:15 Cooking ichooL 9:30 National Farm and Home hour, 10:30 Woman's Magazine, NBC. 12:15 Wettern Agriculture, NBC 8:45 Soloiat, NBC 5:00 Hark Daniel, baritone. 7:00 Saturday Night Dancing Party. 7:30 National Bora dance, NBC. 9:30 Carefree Carnival, NBC 10:15 Jack Bain and Hia orchestra. 10:45 Race of the Nations. 11:15 Ambassador Hotel orchestra. 11:30 Del Milne end Hie orchestra. XEX PORTLAND 1180 Ke. 6:80 Salon orchestra. 7:45 Daaee Antique. 8:00 Waring 'a Pennsy Irani ana. 8:15 Biag Crosby. 8:30 Instrumental soloist 8:45 Creseats, NBC 9:15 Soloist, NBC. 9:80 National Tana and Home hour. 10:80 New Service, NBC. 10:87 Ray Noble's orchestra. 11:45 Frits Kreislsr. 12 .-00 Orchestra. 12:15 Danes Rhythm. 13:33 Popular soloist. 11:45 Ted Fiorite's orchestra. 1:00 Boy Scout' program. 2:00 Bettor English tola. 3:13 Elisabeth Rethberg. 2 :80 Economic in the New Deal, NBC 8:00 World Bookman. 3 :05 Symphony hear. 4:00 Three Scamps, NBC 4:15 Religion in the News, NBC 4:80 Donald Nevis. 8:00 Art is America, NBC 5:20 Arioa trie, NEC 5 :S0 Week-End Bead RepoM. 5:35 Orchestra. 5:45 Band music 6:00 Sam Gordon, Kibitier. 6:15 Studio. 8:15 Maate Counter, NBC. 8:45 Maaical Treaanre Chest, NBC 9:00 Carefree Carnival, NBC 11:15 Olympians. 11:30 Slumber hour, NBC . K0AC COKVAIIS 550 C 10:00 Jenior Matinee: Salem high sehoaL 11:00 Spades, Pieka sad Archaeology Antnony fewer. 13:00 Pans hour. 12:85 Market and crop report sai weather forecast. 1 :00 Virginia Nelaoa Pianist. 1:30 The British Isles Trsvelegae. 1:45 Harold Witcraft Tener. 2 -.00 Guarding Tenth) Health. 2:80 The Making of aa Americas. CHtl- sen. 5;00 A Beview of Tonight's Optra. 5:45 Vespers Oelleae T. W. C. 6:15 Today ia History Prepared by Mrs- Hhirley Wrtgat and W.. U. . . Eeatti. SoWFara hour. 8:45 Market reviews. 7:45 Scienos News ef the Week. Common Council to accept any bid or to reject all bids in the inter est of the City. MARK POULSEN, City Recorder Salem, Oregon. A-21-28-M-S. SIE'EllI 18 NOTED BUTTER 1 E CHICAGO. April 20.-4PV-fle-1 newed talk of possibilities of con gressional silver enactments of. an Inflationary character led to moderate upturns In train prices today. Assumed likelihood of silver egislatlon was associated with the fact that a conference had been scheduled between President Roosevelt and senate advocates of various proposed monetary meas ures. A further stimulus to grain price upturns came from increas ed complaints of dry weather af fecting domestic wheat territory. the spring wheat belt in partic ular. Wheat closed unsettled. H to 1 cent higher than yesterday's fin ish, corn -iy advanced, oats up, and provisions varying from 2 cents decline to a rise of 12 cents. Today's closing quotations: Wheat: May. 75-; July. 7C -; Sept.. 77-77. Corn: May, 44K-H; July, 46 74-47; Sept., 4S-49. Oats: May tl-; July, 284 H; Sept., 29H- Schmeidecke Burns Eye in Explosion Of Acid Mixtures BETHANY, April 20. Charles Fchmeidecke was injured in the right eye this week at hi3 home when some sulphur acid and a concoction of other ingredients exploded as he was trying out an experiment for the manufacture of a paint remover. The acid burned a hole through the lower lid, just missing the vital portion of the eye. General Markets PKODTJCZ EXCHANGE PORTLAND, Ore., April 20. (AP) Produce kchanre. net prices: Butter Extras 21c, standards ZOttc, prime firsts 20c. firsts 18 He. Eees u, 8. specials 17c. U. 8. extras 16c, U. B. mediums 14o Portland Grain PORTLAND. Ore.. April 20. (AP) Wheat Open High Low Close May 63 ft 64 63 64 July .. 64 64 64 64 September 64 4i 64 64 Cash Big Bend Lluestem 66c; dark hard winter 12 per cent 70 c, do 11 per eent 65 He; soft white, western white, hard winter, northern spring end westers red 64c. Oats No. 2 white $18.00. Corn No. 2E ytllow S22.75. Millrun Standard f 15.50. Portland Produce PORTLAND, Ore., April 20. (AP) Butter Prints, "A" grade 22e pound parchment wrappers, cartons, 23c; quan tity purchases Vie pound less. "B" grade, parchment wrapper 21c, cartons, 22o pound. Butterfat Portland delirery: A grade delivered at least twice weekly 19c, coun try route, 16e ponnd, B grade or de livery fewer than twice weekly, Portland 18c, country route 15c pound. 0 grade at market. Eggs Pacific poultry producers' sell ing prices: Oversize 19c, fresh extraa 17c, standards 15e, mediums 15c dozen (cartons le higher). Buying price of wholesalers: Fresh specials 17c. extra 14c, firsts 14c, mediums 15c, pullet 12e, undergrade 10c dozen. Cheese 92 score, Oregon triplet 10e; loaf lle pound. Broker will pay c below quotations. Milk Contract price 4 per cent, Portland delivery $1.95 cwt.; B grad cream 37 Vic pound. Country meat Selling price to re tailers: Country killed hogs, best butch ers, under 50 pounds 8 -9c. Vealers, 90 to 100 pounds 8 -9c pound; light and thin 6 8c pound. Heavy calves 5 6c pound. Yearling lamb 14-16e; spring lamb 14 16c. Ewe 3-5e. Canner cow 3 4c; cut ter cows 5-Ge pound. Bulls 5-5 Vie pound. Mohair 1934 buying price 18c pound. Cascara bark Buying price, 1934 peel 2 -3c pound. Hop 1933 cluster 20 25c pound; fuggle 40c pound. Live poultry Portland delivery, col ored fowls 1415c. Leghorn ll-12c. Broil er 1416c. Stag 9c. Boosters 5e. Pekis ducks 12c; colored 10c. Geese 10c pound. Onions Oregon $1-1.15. Potatoes Local white and red $1.10 1.15 cental: Yakima $1.25-1.35; Des chutes $1.80-1.35; Bakers $1.60. New potatoes Hawaii $125-1.35 21 pound box; Texas Triumphs $1.75-2.23 50-pound sack. California Garnet Be pound. Strawberries Fresno 20 $1.00 crate; Sscramente 24 $1.15-1.25 crate. Woof 1934 clip, nominal; Willamette valley 25 2de sound; eastern Oregon 20 21c pound. Hay Bsytng price from producer: Alfalfa No. 1 new crop $14-15; eastern Oregca timothy $17; timothy graasea, blende $15; cats $17.50; vetch $14; Willamette valley timothy $15 tos. Portland Livestock PORTLAND, Ore., April 20. (AP) Cattle Receipts 85, calves 50; fully tteady. Steers, good, common and medium s s.so 6.25. Heifers, common snd medium $3 5.25. Cows, good, common snd medium $2.75-4.50; low cutter sad cutter $1.50 2.75. Bulls, cutter, common sad medium $2.60-8.50 Veslers, good and choice $5.50 7; cull, common and medium $2.50-5.50. Calves good and choice $4.50-5.50; com mon sad medium s-4.50. Hogs Receipts 250 ; fully steady. Lightweight, good and choice $3-8.65; mediom weight, good and choice $8.25- 8.65; heavyweight, good and choice fa 3.35. Packing sows, good $2.85-3.10. Feeder aad atockes pigs, good snd choice $2.75 3.25. Sheep Beeeipu 190; tteady. Spring lamb, good snd choice $8-8.50; medium $6.50-8. Lambs, good snd choice $7,75 8.75; common and medium $5,75 8. Yearling wether $5-7. Ewes, good sad choice $3,50 4.50; common and median $2 3.75. April 20 (Copyright. 1934. Standard Statistic Ce.) STOCK AVERAGES 50 20 80 t fadls, BR' a. Uta. Twtol Today , mas n.f 77.0 88.6 Previon day 98.4 81.8 TS.T S7.T Week age S8.6 50.8 75.0 87.0 Tear age 66.0 S0.S 79. 8 61.1 Svearsage 135.6 88.1 176.1 186.7 7 year ago High 1934. Lew 1984 . .118.1 114.3 109.8 111.6 J05.0 54.3 90.8 98.8 . 89.1 41.8 64.8 77.8 BOBTD AVERAGES 30 30 10 00 ladle. RB's. Ota. Total Today SS.O 90.0 90.4 8.81 Previous day 81.6 89.5 90.1 ST.7 Week ago 8S.1 89.S 89.6 87.8 Tsar ago 61.9 S7.S 74.4 65.6 Syearssge 8S.S 9.T 100.7 OS.t Huh 1934 68.9 90.0 90.4 88.1 Low 1934 Tl T4.1 17.1 74.1 (192S average equals 100.) " New 1934 high. Stocks and Bonds Grade B raw milk, co-op pool price, f 1.73 per hundred. K8k eases ea al-BBtaht emtterfet eYeraf.) Distributor price 92.10. Biitterfat Top IT 18c, A gradet prints 22c, cube 34c; B grade print Sic, csbes 23c. Priees psi4 to (rowan hf Bale bayere April xo (The pries bow. snpone ny s loeai grocer, are lasicative ef the dsUy market, sot are see ioiumm &y tbs atsUsmaa.) rxxnra amj tbbztamzms Strawberries 1.J5 Asparefnt, local, dot. i no Calif erais. nptnru, crste . 1.S5 uuJKlowrr. caul. Parsnips, hes lax Tsraipe. box lag Ratabacss. be log Err piaat local Cabbage, cwt California. ert. Cress Deo Mrs. Calif, lb. Onions, dos tranche trotatees. I oral Yaiuma .Dasehntra . .J. 15 to 1.63 -1.10 to 1.43 uettneor California, dry pack 2.25 te 2.50 3.65 to 2.85 .85 H erata 8.75 2.00 te 3.25 2.65 te 8.10 .30 vauiorots. Kd Oaions, Labiiti Celary heart, Calit, uranccs. cnoie Kssels, fancy Beet, local. , do. Carrots, local, do. . .20 . .85 . .60 . . 05 H -5.75 .1.00 -S.T3 .2.63 - 03 4.25 .2.25 - .06 . .06 -'.02H - .80 .IS .13 .11 u&morma Spiaarb, loeai crat Bananas, is. ea stalk Hand Lemons Lime, f rat ft Avseadea. erata . Tomatoes. California, ease Sweet potatoes, lb. Grapefruit, Florida ,-- California . ,, Peae, California, lb. New potatoes, lb. Rhubarb, local, lb HOFS Cluster. 1933. lb. tnn BOOS Extras Standard , , ,, ,,,,, Medium . WOOL AND MOHAIR Mohair. 1834 clip Medium wool. 1934 .22 .29 .25 .IS .12 .10 .09 .14 .03 .05 Coarse wool 1934 POULTRY Colored hen. 3 lbs. Colored hens. 5 to S lbs. Colored medium hens Light hens Leghorn Broiler - Stags Old roosters MEAT 1934 spring lamb, lb. .07 LimM. top .6-6.50 Hogs. 160 to 200 lbs. 200 to 225 lbs. 225 to 250 lbs. Pig Sow , Steer Cows Balls Heifer 8.40 3.15 2.90 . 2.65 .2.00 to 2.25 .03 te .05 .01 to 02 .02 te .02 4 .02 ts 03 Veal, top Dressed real, top .0'M Dressed hogs . .08 GRAIN AND BAT Wheat, wpntern red .51 White. No. 1 .58 Barley, feed. No. 1 ton 13.00 Oat, feed, ton 13.00 Earley. malting, ton .15.00 Oats, milling, ton 15.00 Hay. buvini pnres CloTer hay - - 1 1 nn Oat nd etch. tan 11.00 Alfalfa. alley. first cut 12.00 Union Meeting Slated At Woodburn Church WOODBuRN, April 20. A union meeting of the Bethel and Woodburn Presbyterian churches will be held at the Woodburn Presbyterian thurch Sunday night April 22. A group of students from Albany college will be in charge of the meeting for young people at 6:30 o'clock and will also conduct the services at 7:30 for both old and young. The pub lic is invited. There will also be special music. 1.50 .SO .80 .se . .04 . 90 to 1.15 2.S5 J&O rio'te' .65 Cross-Word Puzzle By EUGENE SHEFFER r ' r r r w r r 15 w "" iiiziiiiizi!:;: 27 23 77? 2M 35 77 2 27 77 77 2 22 2a v 77 30 3i 77? 2 an . rrr-- Hi 77? 42 w3 Ay so 77 m 52 yy w 3s 52 " &77T r o 777 XT tr n I IN 1 1 I wi i HORIZONTAL 1 enchanted 6 exclama tion of despair 9 personal pronoun 12 language embodying reciprocal promises 14 legume 15 Latin . American laborers 18 relevant IS plague 20 very small 21 printer's measure 22 exclama tion 24 acid 26 marry 28 steal from 30 measure of length 82 bird of the hawk family 35 space 37 emit freely 39 established Tains 40 remained on foot 42 distribut cards 44 note of the scale 45 celestial body 47 reclines 4$ upon 51 above 53 mother of pearl 56 dispos sessed 59 close tightly 60 native compound 61 dwellinf houses Herewith Is the solution to yes terday's punle. f A IV i IT sVIr, 1 rswilgkl. IM4. Bales di ceo Oregon hop markets showed 888 bales aold daring the week ending April 19, and Washington markets developed the heaviest buying since last November, with sale by growers totaling til bales. In California, growers sold only SO bales, ot babies, at 20 cents. The Oregon sales prices Includ ed batches of 34, 69, 125. 25, 45 and. 73 bales or a total ot 371 bales of fair primes, which sold at 22 cents to grower: 276 bales of good media me brought the grower 22 cents, with 133 bales, of about the same quality netting 22 H cents, 93 bales bringing 23 cents and 15 bales babies bring ing 20 cents. No interest in term contracts was reported during the period, and inquiry for older growth hops was lacking. Oregon producers, particularly those with top qual ity hops, were maintaining a firm holding tendency, and the lack of selling pressure was an important factor in the current market sit uation, which was steady to firm er. Oregon crop prospects thus far were reported as generally favorable. In Washington 721 bales ot medium to prime quality 1933 crop clusters netted growers 26c per pound, with 70 bales of the same approximate quality bring ing grower 25 cents per pound, while 20 bales of medlams were sold at 23 cents per pound. Most of these sales were consummated early in the period, and toward the close of the week dealers requirements were evidently about filled and inquirv was some what lighter, in the Yakima val ley district where the above list ed sales were made. In western Washington, the market was very quiet with no sales. Reports from the Pnyallup val ley indicated that downy mildew was showing up in the clusters to about the same degree as lat year, when damage from this in fection was severe. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice is hereby given Chat the undersigned by an order of the County Court of the State ot Ore gon, for Marion County, duly made and entered on the 28th day of March. 1934. was appointed ex ecutor of the estate of Clarence W. Noble, deceased, and that it has duly qualified as such execu tor. All persons having claims against said estate are hereby no tified to present the same duly verified as required by law to the undersigned at its banking house in the City of Salem in Marion County, Oregon, within six months of the date of this notice. Dated this 31st day ot March. 1934. THE UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK OP PORTLAND, OREGON. By K. E. WENGER. Trust Officer. Executor of the estate ot Clarence W. Noble, deceased. E. L. Crawford, Attorney for the estate, Ladd t Bush Bank Bldg., Salem, Oregon. 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