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States. man rrice. saassasMaMerfssssaMMSssw 4 Annm anto trunk. WtUr Die. Oth- r nrttcies. J4 a. iztn. TRADE Miscellaneous Oakland Touring-. 2235 N. Liberty. TRADE Model T Roadster for se dan or coach in Model A or Chev.: will pay difference. Bx. 148, States man. WANTED Miscellaneous OLD GOLD, men's used suits, sin rle coats, hats, shoes, wanted. STAR EXCHANGE. Com" and Cnemeketa. nnfi.iia.rLn.ri nniirrrr Furnishings tor 5 R. house. Will par en. 14C5 "A- St. MISCELLANEOUS Haircuts I5c-20c 393 8. Winter. FREE We pick tip dead and worth leas norews. rows, sneop. 'lei. 4&!. ' FOR RENT ROOMS Sleeping rooms, board. 424 Union. Housekeeping rooms, 260 Center St ROOM AND BOARD Board, room. Near P. O. Tel. 54S2. Room, board, $4 week. TeL 7313. Room and board, new management. Everything new. Excellent beds. Good mewl!'. 405 "Marlon. Tel. 4 445. FOR RENT APARTMENTS Mod. furn. apt. 1320 State. Tel. 8754. Beautiful J-room furnished court bungalow, enrage, etc. Tel. 6164. Two room furnished apt. 1261 tlaael Ave. TeL 7C64. Nice furn. apt. 690 Union. Nice, small apt, $12. C58 Center. First floor apt, 1335 State. Apartments, 1-2 rooms, rent 8-$10- S12 per mo. 839 r.. liltxrty. FOR RENT HOUSES Corn, and unfurn. houses. R. A. FORKNER 1110 N. Cottaga Tet 303L Mod. bungalow. 2180 N. Fourth. Furn. 5-rm. bungalow. 818. Tel. E274. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE " st "' "iYd irr farm. a'mLf ronj Wald- sort. 60 In cultivation, bal. pasture, 2 bouses, barn, creek, spring. $5000. fttAAa lnwn. ( on baL in A. u mL north. 3 A. loeans. bear- fna walnuts, cherries and r.lberts. 7 room house, barn, spring, $2750. Trade tor house in Harem and assume. MELVEN JOHNSON, 725 Court St Telephone S723 For sale or trade Top 'O Hill Bar- hMiw. ramn c round, service station. cabins. Now doing- good business. 2 mL K. of Canny, H ml N. of Aurora on f" highway. - Attractive suburban home with all rtv ronvenlencea Good Income. Over looking Salem and mountains. Very cheap. Owner, 1(6 N. 21gtTeL S9i0. Good 7-room plastered home, large haded lawn, lot 120x135, ornamental, . oat and fruit trees, fruit pays taxes, paved street, one block from Leslie brick school with playgrounds and arwimmlng pooL Priced to selL Might Mtnsider close In Improved 1 to S acres. Also two large shady building lots ad- tokitnar with fruit nice view, at oar- gain, terms. TeL owner, 8S54. SPECIAL BUT Tn a raaannablT rtriced bom. Com fortable S room- cottage, garage and woodshed, lot 60x125 ft Price only $550. cssh $170, bal. about $5 per month Including Interest . r-mi.ns A MILLER. Kealtors $44 State Street TeL $708. S A., newly riniahed 4 rm. house, big haumnit. norchea Poultry house. barn, berries, garden, $1200. terms. W. Forgle, Rt 6. Bos 69. Salem. Lot 10x150 Fairmont Hill, next to 1749 John St Priced reasonable, must aelL owner. TeL S14T. ajvwiirtfVMri FOR SALE At biff sacrifice, modern ten room house or exchange for smaller house. ' Could be arranged Into apartments at mall cost TeL 4745. EXCH ANGE--ReaI Estate tvaAai for smaller house, or rent. largs mod. home. Near schools. Excel lent location, mx iti. cars ouilc - HAT jr. OR EXCHANGE S3 scrs farm S miles from Salem, r.i. hnitdinsra. snrinsr. Will sell tor 835-per acre or trade Xor good home tn Salem. . fim no a- MTT.T.KR. Realtors 14 Krt Street Tet 8708. FOR SALE FARMS j( A. 19 cleared, fair farm bldg., r-A r-TMtk. BDrinar. water piped to bouse. 4 cows, team and tools, I1M0. ii Ju 1 mt from Salem, good . hiiirt. all cleared, good solL $55 per A. Terms. n a u mL from Salem, fair mm. a-ood orchard, good aoll. lara u . i,wriA- lisrhta. dose to school. .. " ,MM ilELVIN JOHNSON, 725 Court St. mmiMiM) MM) ACREAGE 8ALE S9 screa. part timber. bal walnuts sad prunes, old set of buildings, aightly location eroae to Salem. A real barrain at 3S598. CHILDS MTT J.F-R. Realtor 144 State Street Tel. 7Slt WANTED REAL ESTATE Will par cssh for nronertv. modern lmproretnenta. yielding 11 cross. Box 14. rare Statesman. Business Opportunities Store tor rent new and second hand roods nor sale er trade at a real bar rain. What hare you? Box 147, Statea- QROC-ItT Illness forces sale of rood rrecery. Stock, scales, frisldalre. addinr m- rnlne, etc. All tor $f BO. Rental In cluding- living- truartera only 2 per moutn. CHlDS ft MIM.gR. Realtors 344 State Street TeL S703. MONEY TO LOAN BSlTCFICtAL. LOAN SOC1KTT Of SALEM Member ef NRA Room 119. New Bt1h Bid. zmf floor LICKKSED NOl 8-1 33 by 8TATB (IS State SL Tet I 748 5 Farm Loans 5 Plenty ef sooner for well Improved rarms ir amply secured. Improve or boy -new with cheep money. Ask far booklet "Wlllamettb Teller Farms." Hawklna and Roberta. Irvt Automobile and Chattel Loans t te IS months to repay at lowest poe- 3 ble- rate, O EN ICR A L. ilNANCB CORP. A local cerporstlen 1st NatT Rank Bids. Phone 3353 llcenaed CHate License Number S-131. . - - -g-inrtTLT C JTXTUlS $10 Loans $30 Hade to men end women steadily empteyea vuv-r ana conndentlal. NO SBCURITT NO ENDORSERS State Loan Co. t fw nide t No. S-leS LIVESTOCK and POULTRY 7 head of first class saddle horses used previously for trick riding- in Hollywood, Calif. These horses can be seen at the Morse farm 4 miles east of Woodburn. FOR SALE WOOD Dry wood. 16" old fir. sec growth, old fir mill block screened hog fuel. FRED E. WELLS. GUARANTEED DRT wood coal TeL S0e Salem Fuel Ca Trade S Cottasa. Dry pinner and second growth fir. Prompt delivery. TeL 3983. Old fir, is In.. SSSO Tel. 7983 LOST AND FOUND LOST Big red cow, brand W on right shoulder. Call Lester De Lapp. LOST Gold watch and chain, keep sake. W. C. Dibble. Tet. 6F4. PERSONAL MADAME KASKO, psychic medium. tells you what you want to know with out asking a single question. Advice on love, business and domestic troubles. Riverside Auto Park, west end Marion-Polk county brldsre. FOR SALE USED CARS 28 Chev. Truck. Reasonable. 1180 IS. 22nd St BORREGO'S BETTER BUYS 1931-Chev. Special Sedan $445.09 1929-Challenger Coach 195.00 1927-Ilctator Sedan 125.00 1928-Chev. Cabriolet 185.00 1926-Buick Sedan A-l 165.00 140 No. Liberty St Tel. 3S88. Sedan. s bargain. See owner, 1638 Market. McKay's Used Cars '28 Cbev. Coupe '28 Buick Sedan '28 Stude Sedan $145 18 185 '29 Chev. Coach S1 Chev. Coupe 195 375 '32 Chev. Coach 2 of them 4 '32 Chev. Coupe 475 32 Chev. Cabriolet 4S 58 62: '33 Ford Tudor Sedan . '33 Chev. Special Sedan 33 Pontlac Sedan , -I i 0 Trucks Reo Speed wa eon $145 '30 Chev. Truck - 175 1931 Chev. trucks. $295 to .... 425 '32 Chev. Truck 475 TERMS TRADES Open Eveninxs and Sundays McKay Chevrolet Co. 332 Center 430 N. Commercial Telephone 8189. Valley Motor Co. Used Cars and Trurka 1934 Ford Deluxe Coupe 1933 Ford Sedan 1932 Ford Coach '33 motor 1932 Ford Deluxe Coupe ..$C85 - 600 - 475 .. 47 1933 i-ord coupe '33 motor 1931 Ford Coupe 450 285 l3 Chevrolet Cab. Coupe 193$ Nash S Sedan . S85 495 1928 Nash ( Sedan 200 210 190 1928 Dodge Sr. ( Sedan 1928 Olds 6 Coach 1929 Plymouth 4 Sedan 23 27 42 1929 Buick Coupe i.'s Packard 6 Sedan If 38 Iteo Phaeton 250 Trucks 1928 Dodge In good condition S-ton 395 1931 Ford Long wheel baan 275 1929 Chevrolet ,. 185 1929 Reo 175 1926 Dodge Delivery . 60 1929 Chevrolet with trailer 250 Marion and Liberty Open Sundays. Tel. 7910. NOTICE OP APPOINTMENT OF ADMINISTRATRIX Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned has been duly ap pointed by the County Court of the State of Oregon, for the Coun ty of Marion, as Administratrix of the estate of J. E. Galloway. deceased, and thai she has duly qualified as such administratrix: all persons hating claims against the estate of said decedent are hereby notified to present the same, duly verified, to me. at tbe office of Ronald C. Glover, my at torney, 205 Oregon Building, Sa lem, Marion County. Oregon, within six months from the date Ot this notice. s Dated mt Salem. Orsgon, this 22nd day of June, 1934. SARAH A. GALLOWAY. Administratrix of the Estate cZ J. E. Galloway, Deceased. RONALD C. OLOVER, Attorney for Administratrix, Salem, Oregon. J. 22-29-J. C 18-20. The OREGON STATESMAN, Saltan, Oregon, Interestins Facts ... By RALPH IL KLETZTNO We heard that Dr. Emmons said "that's the first time I ever had an undertaker waiting out side the door when I delivered baby." The proud papa was none other than "Tommy" Golden ot the Clongh-Barrlck Funeral par lors. O Kansas grows more tnan a fourth of the wheat produced In the United States. O Over 41,000,000 of Japan's 65, 000,000 population have deposits In that country's postal savings banks. 0 Less than half ot the 12C.000,. ooo people in tnia country axe church members. O Poison ivr la distinctly Am er ica a in origin. There are only 3,000,000 golf ers in the United States, one sixth of whom are casual players. O Poultry specialists or sexing ex. perts can readily pick, out the pullets and cockerels in a group or newly Hatched chicks. This is done in Salem at the Lee Hatch ery. Radio Program FRIDAY, Jnly IS KEX POBTLAND 1180 Kc 6:30 Concert. 7:45 L)nce Rhythms. 9:13 Cliff Nsisrro, SEC. 9:30 National farm and Home Hour. 10:02 Danre Rhytlims. 10:15 Ted Fio-Kito's Orcheitra. 11:00 Don Destor'g Orcheitra. 11:45 Orchestra. 2:15 O. M. Plotnmer. 12:35 Western Farm and Home Hour. NBC. 1:00 l'almer Clark Orchestra, NBO. 1:45 Alice in Orchefltralia, NBC. 2:00 World Bookman. 4:00 Melodiana. SBC. 4:45 Jascha Heifetz. 6:00 Eddie King, Piano. 6:30 Sport Flashes. 8:30 Portland Union Bible Classes. 9:00 Melody Uaiquerade, NEC 9:45 Spiritual Fantasy. NBC. 10:00 Billy'a llatraiians. 11 :0O Ambasaador Uotel Orcheitra, NBC. 11:30-12:00 Organ. NBC. KOW POEXLAMD 620 Ke. 7:00 U. 8. Marine Band 8hnt-Ia Hour. 8:15 Lucille Manners, NBC. 8:45 Words and Mmic, NEC. 8:45 Cooking School. 10:05 .Army Band Concert, NBO. 1 :45 Alice in Orcheatralia, NBC. 3:30 Arlene Jackson. NBC. 3:45 Sport Stories QU lbs Becord, .MIL. 4:00 Abe Bercnviti, Violinist 6:00 First Kighter. NEC. 7:00 Amoa 'n" Andy NBC 7:50 Edna Fischer, NBC 9 :45 Palace Hotel Orchestra, NBO. 10:15 Orcheitra. 10:55 Pre Radio Newa, NBC. 11:00 Coia UcElroy'a Oreaaatra. KOAC COEVALLIS 550 Ke. 15 More Wholesome Urine Dr. O. 10 K. Chambers. 11:00 Spadea, Picks and Archaeology Anthony Euwer. 11:15 Geological Features of Oar Ks- tional Parks. 12 :00 Noon Farm Hour. 1 :15 World Bookman. 2:00 Guarding Your Health. 2:30 3:00 Homemakera' Half Hour. 6:30 Evening Farm Hoar. 7 :00 Future Farmers of America Al bany Chapter in Charge "The Importance of Project Record Keeping." 7:43 Legal. Syatems Professor J. Lloyd Le Matter. 8:15 What to See: Galleries and Mu seums of the Pacific Coast. 8:45 0:00 What's in the Sky Tonightt Dr. V. B. Anderson and J. H. Merrta. Easier Tone is Assumed Stocks, But Trading Low NEW YORK, July 12.-;p)-Stocks assumed an easier tone with commodities today but trad ing dwindled. Volume of the stock exchange ! decreased to 466,392 shares com-! pared with 648,540 yesterday. The Standard Statistics Co. average for 90 stocks closed off seren -tentlu of a point at 78.7. Steel, rail, motor and utility shares were particularly heayy and losses of a point or more were recorded In U. S. Steel, Chrysler, Santa Fe, New York Central and Western Union. National Distillers rallied frac tionally from Its decline yesterday and a number of preferred stocks with thin markets made sizeable gains. Consumption oi Wool 6 Months, Well Above 1933 BOSTON, July 12.-V(U. S. Dept. Agr. )-Despite the current lack of demand for wool here sen timent wag rather hopeful, appar ently based upon a belief that mill stocks of wool were very low. Re ported consumption of. wool for the past six months or more ran far ahead of purchases during tbe same period last year according to the best information available. YOUTHS EXTERTAIXED DAYTON, July 12. The Meth odist young people's class of tbe Dayton Methodist Sunday school was delightfully entertained by the teacher. Rev. Claude T. Cook, on the lawn at the parsonage Tuesday night. Business Directory Cards in this directory rem on m monthly basis oaly. Katet tlMO per line per month. - AUTO BRAKES Mc Panek. I7t South CommerclaL CHIMNEY SWEEP Telephone 44ta. It" K. Nortbness, CHIROPRACTORS DR. a U SCOTT. F3C Chiropractor. t W. High. Tet Kee. FLORISTS Bnlthaupt's, BIT Court. ALL kinds ot floral work. Lots flor- 1st. 16th A Market. Tet saia. INSURANCE BECKS N. High HENDRICKS 119 TeL 4I4T. LAUNDRIES THB NEW 8ALEU LAUNDRT THK WK1DEB LAUNDRT 2 S3 & Uisb TeL SUA CAPITAL CITI LAUNDRT First to Quality and Serrlce Telephone JUS 1U4 Broadway LAWN MOWERS Sharpened, repaired, traded. Wede llrgr. Harry W. eou. icL 4i. MATTRESSES CAPITOL BUDDING CO. Phone 40CB. NEW MATTRESS mad to order, old remade ; carpet cleaning, sizing; fluff rug wearing. Salem Fluff Rug 4 Mat tress Factory, a 13th e Wilbur. Tat 8441. OTTO F. ZWICKER. Est 1911. MUSIC STORES GEO. C WILL Piano, radios, sewing machines, sheet muslo and piano stu dies. Repairing radios, phonograph and sewing machines, 431 State Street Salem. PAINTERS Painter or carpenter repair. Tel. 6213. PHOTO ENGRAVERS Salem photo ensravlng. 147 N. Corn- mercial. Tel. 5S87. PRINTING FOR STATIONER!, cards, pamph lets, programs, books or say kind or printing, call The staiecmon rnnung Department. Xl O- wmmtrciai. iei- n REAL ESTATE BECKE A HENDRICKS. TeL 4947. STOVES STOVES and stove repairing. Stovts for sale, rebuilt and repaired. All kin da of woven wire fence, fancy and plain, bop baskets, hooks, logsn books Salem Fence and Stove Works, 2(2 Chemt-keta. TeL 4774. R. B. Fleming. TRANSFER FOR local or distant transfer atorase, call 3131. Urmer Transfer Co. Trucaa to Portland dally. CAPITAL C1TT Transfer Co. 224 State SL TeL 777$. Distributing for warding and storage our specialty. Get our rates. VETERINARIAN Dr. W. B. Snodgrass, veterinarian. Tel, 4272, Rt 9, Box 19L WELL DRILLING R. A. West, 80 years experience, R"D 7. Box 203. Tel. 110F5. PORTLAND, July 12.-()-Firm position of the egg market was reflected In advances In quo tations on the exchange today. Special advanced from 21c to 22c, extras from 20c to 21c. Stan dards were unchanged at 19c, me dium extras advanced from 18c to 19c and medium firsts were un changed at 17c. The advance bad been forecast on the strength In the market for quality specials and extras which are In firm demand and slow sup ply. The usual warm weather supply of undergrade stuff was evident. Receipts have dropped off heavily at all coast points. Marked decline in butter receipts was reported at all coast points and the market was re ported In a firm position. Prices were unchanged here. The wholesale trade was feel ins the effects of the marine trades strike. Houses reported definite losses In business. Trad ing was llghL Smooth peas were scarce on the market here and fully firm at current prices. Receipts were light. Local tomatoes were In better supply and the quality is improv ing. Sixes are better. The trade was quoting generally 75c to 8c Cots were in about the same position as earlier in the week They were being quoted generally at around 45c on the small re ceipts and moderate call. ' Veal was fully "firm again a t 7,4c to Sc. Receipts were light Hogs were steady lOVfcc to 11c and Umbers the same at 12c to 13c Poultry was nominally steady on all kinds. Broiler receipts were reported somewhat better. White broilers were quoted at 13c and colored 15e. Dallas, Texas, claims 1192 new business firms opened there in 1933. POSIT! OF EGG MART SI FIRM Friday Morning, Jnly 13, 1934 CECULTG NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS NOTICE Is hereby given that the undersigned will receive seal ed bids until 8:00 o'clock p. m.. Monday, Jnly If, 1934. for the construction of cement sidewalks In the City of Salem, Oregon; as follows: On the west sldo ot Hasel Ave nue between south street and Academy Street, along the north 46 feet of Lot 6. Block 1 Midland Addition. Res. No. 2774. On the north side of Wilson Street between Commercial and Liberty Streets, along Lot 5, Block 9. Geo. H. Jones Addition. Res. No. 2780. Lot 4, Block 9, Geo. H. Jones Addition. Res. No. 2781. On the west side ot 16 th Street between Bellevue and Oak Streets, along that property covered by Vol. 11, Page 152 of Deed Rec ords for Marion County, .Oregon. Res. No. 2782. On the south side of Bellevue Street between 15th and 16th Street, along that property cov ered by VoL 158, Page 287, also VoL 172, Page 115 of Deed Rec ords tor Marion County, Oregon. Res. No. 2788. On the south side of Bellevue Street between 16th and 17th street, aiong tnat property cov ered by Vol. 159, Page 489 ot Deed Records tor Marlon County, Oregon save and except VoL 192, Page 513. Res. No. 2792. On the north side of Bellevue Street between 18th and 19th Streets, along Lets B and 6, Block IS, Capital Park Addition. Res No. 2795. On the south side of Bellevue Street between 18th and 19th Streets along that property cov ered by VoL 185, Page 109 ot Deed Records for Marion County, Oregon. Res. No. 2796. On the east side of Winter Street between Norway and Jeff er son Street, along Lot 8, Block 68, E. E. Wilds Sub-Division. Res. No 2798. On the south side of Bush Street between Saginaw and Fir Streets, along the west 50 feet of Lota 9 and 10, Block 2, Hugh Owens Ad dition. Res. No. 2800. On the south side of Chemeketa Street between 21st and 23rd Streets, along that property cov ered by Vol. 143, Page 540, of Deed Records for Marion County, Oregon. Res. No. 2S01. On the north Bide of Chemeketa Street between 21st and 23rd Streets, along That property beginning on the boundary line of 21st Street In the citv of Salem in Marion Countv Oregon, at a point which is 50.5 feet north 18 degrees 55 minutes east from the northwest corner of Lot No. 9 of Kroshus Addition to balem, Oregon, as the same ap pears of record in the office of the Recorder of Conveyances for Mar ion County, Oregon, at page 21 of Volume 3, Book of Town Plats for Marion County, Oregon; thence running south 69 degrees 55 min utes east 110 feet along the north boundary line ot Chemeketa Street in said city o Salem; thence north 18 degrees 65 minutes east par allel with the east boundary line of said 21st Street 41.62 feet; thence north 69 degrees 55 min utes west parallel with the north boundary line of said Chemeketa Street 110 feet to the east boun dary line of said 21st Street; thence 18 degrees 55 minutes West 41.62 feet to the place of beginning. Res. No. 2803. Also, That property beginning on the north boundary line of Chemeketa Street in the city of Salem in Marion County, Oregon, at a point which is 50.5 feet north 18 de grees 55 minutes East 302.6 feet South 69 degrees 55 minutes East from the northwest corner of Lot 9 of Kroshus Addition to the city of Salem, Oregon, as the same ap pears of record in the office of the Recorder of Conveyances for Mar ion County, Oregon, on page 21 of Volume 3, Book of Town Plats for Marlon County, Oregon; thence running South 69 degrees 55 min utes East 145.2 feet along the north boundary line of said Che meketa Street; thence north 18 degrees 55 minutes east parallel with the east boundary lino of 21st Street in said city of Salem 131.2 feet to the north boundary 1 line of the Stiffler lands; thence North 70 degrees 45 minutes West 145.2 feet along the north boun dary line ot the Stiffler lands; thence South 18 degrees 55 min utes West parallel with the east boundary line of 21st Street 129.15 feet to the place of begin ning. Res. No. 2805. Also, That property covered by VoL 191, Page 521 of Deed Records for Marion County, Oregon. Res. No. 2806. On the south side of Chemeketa Street between 23rd and 24th Streets along Lot 9, Block 3, Willamette Ad dition. Res. No. 2808. The East 40 ft. of Lot 8, Block 3, Willamette Addition. Res. No. 2809. On the south side of Erixon Street between Capitol Street and McCoy Avenue, along Lot 9, Block 4, Highway Addition. Res. No, 2811. On the west side of Eighteenth Street between Market and Nor way Streets, along Lots 9 and 11, Block 1, North Seventeenth Street Addition. Rea. No. 2814. On the east side of Twentieth Street between Market and Mad ison Streets, along Lot 10, Block 5, Kays 2nd Addition. Res. No 281S. On the north Bide of Market Street between Baker and 17 th Streets, along that property cov ered by Vol. 217. Page 42 ot Deed Records for Marion County, Oregon. Res. No. 2824. Plans and specifications may be had at the office of the city en glneer, city hall. Each bidder will be required to file with his bid certified check, or bid bond, pay able to the City of Salem, in the amount of five per cent of the amount of bid, which will be tor feited to the city in case the bidder shall fail or refuse to enter into contract for the construction the sidewalks it awarded the bid Cunning PRICED S1.ZS BOX; Eggs climbed a cent a dosea locally Thursday, with top extras bringing 19 cents per dozen. Quo tation on standards was up a cent also, to 18 cents; and on medi ums. 17 cents. Canning peaches are coming onto the market now, with grow ers getting- 11.25 per box. The retail price, at both orchard and store, will be 81.59, if marketing agreement reached by growers at a recent meeting at McMinnrille prevails. Those are the prices which growers in this section have attempted to establish for the sea son. FIVE ARE BAPTIZED FALLS CITY, July 12. Bap tismal services were held Sunday at both the Christian and Free Methodist churches. Vivian Deal, Thelma Robinson and L e n o r d Henderson were baptised by Rev. J. E. McDonald of the Free Meth odist church and Georgianna Lof- tus and Gathia Suran were bap Used by Mrs. Walter Peterson, pastor of the Christian chifrch. General Markets PORTLAND. Ore.. July 12. (A.P) Produce Exchanrs. net prices: Batter: extras, 22e; stanatrcs, 21 He; prime firsts, 21; firsts, Itfttc Em: C. 8. specials. 22c: C. 8. ax traa ,21c; TJ. 8. medium extras, 18e. Portland Grain POBTLAJTO. Ore.. July 13. (AF) Wheal Open Hick Low Clot July 74 75 75 September 76 77 78 7 December SO 7Vi o Caih: Bis Bend bluet tern, 77c; dark hard winter 12 per cent, 81e; do 11 per rent, 76e; toft white, western white, bard winter, northern spring and western red. 75e. Oata No. 2 wbite 3T. Cora No. 2E yellow $29.75. Mi limn Standard 820. Portland Produce PORTLAND. Ore., Jaly 12. (AP) Butter Prints, A grade, 24e; parchment wrapped cartona, 25e; quantity purchases. c lb. leaa; a grade, parenment wrap- pera, 23 c; carton. 24 He. Uattertal roruana oeiiTery, a piut, delirered at least twice weekly. 21-ZSc; country routes, 18-20c lb.; B grade or delivery fewer than twice weekly. Fort land, 20-22c; country routea, 17-18e; C grade tt market. ?gs Produce exentnge quotations between dealers: apeciaU, 22c; extras, 2lc; ttandarda, 19c; medium extras, le; medium firsts, 17c doiea. Buying price of wholesaler!: fretn specials. 20 2 lc; extra, 19-20c; extra medium, 17e; me dium firsts. 1415c; pullets, 13 11c; un dergrade, 13-14c dozen. Cheese 93 score, Oregon triplets. 9iC. loaf, 10 Vie; brokers will pay Vftc below quotations. Milk Contract price. 4 per cent, fore land delivery, 1.95 cwt.; B grade cream. 37 V.C IB. Country meats Selling price to retail- ers. country kiuea nogs, oesi duicuct, under 150 lbs.. 10-10ie; realen, 90- 100 pounds, 8c; light and thin, a Be; heary calves. 4 5c: yearling lambs, 810c; spring lambs, 1213c lb.; ewes, -7e lb.; cutter cows, -oe; canners, s-c; ouiia, 5-5 He lb. Mohair 1934 buying price, loc ID. Caacara bark Buying priee, 1934 peel. 4c Ib. Bops 1933 clusters, 20-27e lb.; lug- gles, 33-40C lb. Live poultry I'ortland delivery prices: Colored hens, under 5 lbs.. 1213c lb.; over 6 lbs, iz-ise id.; i.egnorn xowia, over 3 lbs., 10 lie; under 3 lbs., 10- lle lb.; colored broilers, 1 2 lbs, 14 15e; broilers, 14 lbs., 1314c lb.; spring ers. ZVx lbs. op. 1415c lb.; tta:. Be lb.; roosters, 5e lb.; Pekin ducks. 10c lb.; colored. 8c lb. Oniona New, California wax, $1.50 cental: red, $1; yellow, $1.25 per 50 lb. box: Walla Walla. $1 50-Ib. sack. Potatoes Local white and red. 75e te $1 cental; Yakima. 90c $1; Deschutes, 91; bakers. $1.25. New potatoes Local white or red. 50 75c orange box. Strawberriea Marshall, fl.25l.50 crate. Cantaloupes Delano Jumbo. $2.75 S.25; 36s, $3.00; standard, 45a, $2.50 crate. W0O 1034 clip, nominal: Willamette valler. medium. 25e: fine or half-blood. 23c: braid. 23c lb.; eastern Oregon, 17- 18Vil! lb. Hav Boring priee from producer: Al falfa Ko. l.'new crop, $13.45-14; eastern Oregon timothy, $17: oata, $9-10 ton; retch. $9-10; Willamette valley timothy, $13 ton; clover, $7.50 ton in field. Portland Livestock PORTLAND. Ore.. July 12. (AP) Cattle Beceipta 100, calves 76; aooat steady ; anekanged. Steers (jood. common ana meainsn , $2.75-5.50: heifers, good, common and medium, $2.50 4; cowl, good, common and dium, $2-3.25; low cutter and cutter. $1.25 2.25; bulla, good and choice, $1.50- S.50; veslers, gooa snd enoice, s.u 5.50; call, common snd medium. $2.50- 3.50; calves, good and choice, f-4.ou; common snd medium, $2-4. Hogs Receipts 600; steady, ma- changed. Lightweight, good and ehoiee. $4.75 5.75; medium weight, good and choice, $5- 5.75; heavyweight, good ana cnoies, S4.25-5.C5: Dsckinr sows, medium and rood. $3.50-4: slaurhter pigs, good snd choice. $3.25-3.75: feeder and stocker pies, rood and choice. $4-4.50. Sheen Receipts 600: lambs ze lower. Lambs Good and choice, S6.25-S 50; common and medium $4.75-6.15; yearling wethers S3.25-4.75: ewes, good 111 choice. $1.75-2.50: cull, common III medium, $1-2. Stocks and Bonds (Copyright, 1934, Standard fitalittics July It ' STOCK ATCXAQZS 50 20 20 00 India. Eft's. TJts. Totsl Today 89.5 4441 .67.7 7S.7 Previous day 90.1 45.3 68.6 79.4 Week ago ' 88 1 44.8 68.4 78.0 Year aro 08.7 55.6 111.1 04. 3 rears ago 1US.S 7t.o 160.7 lia.l 7 years aeo . 122.0 117.9 113.3 11T.7 Hizh 1934 105.0 64.3 90.9 93.8 Lew 1034 , S3. 41.8 S4.S 74-2 (1926 average equals 100) SOOT) ATMA GE8 20 30 SO 60 India. Rfe'a. TJta. Total 83.3 87.8 00.1 87.1 Today . Previous day Week ago Tear ago 3 years ago . High 1934 83.6 83.1 75.4 87.4 S0.1 87.0 86. 89.5 86.4 82.5 87.9 -81.6 85.2 101.0 101.4 93.9 83.9 90.0 90.S 88.1 Low 1934 73.S 74.1 T7.S.- T4.S (1926 average equals 100) Bids mnat be mads eat on forms secured at the city engineer's of fice and mnat show th resolution numbers and description and lo cation of property. . The Tirht is reserred by - tt Common Council to accept any bid or to reject all bids in the interest of the City. of MARK POULSEN, City Recorder. Salem, Oregon. J-12-13. Peaches Salem Markets tirade B raw 4 per cent milk, co-op pool price SJ1.5H per ttcuidred. (kfllk Wasa sa Mnu-ao&t&lT satterfat averag-) Distributor price 92.10. Butterfat Top 19-20e, A grade prists 24c. robe Sc, B grade prints 23c, cubes 23c. Priea paid ta grawara by Salaaa boeta, July IS (Tfca prices bele. esppBed by a local rrocen are Indies tif a of tis daily market, bat are not cuaranleea by Tbe States- nturra (Buying Prices) Himalaya blackberries, crate .75 Apricota. Tbe DaJUa. lug J5 to -SO UnpsfraH, case 2.50 to S.15" Caaabaa. ib. , , , 04 Raspberries, 24s, local LOO Leoaoernes, 24a , , , .SO Strawberriea 1.50 Oranges, navels no to 6 MO alenclaa. faarr Bananas, lb. ea stalk Hand Lenteaa , Mass, fresh - Cantaloupe Piaeapplva. des. Watermelons, cwt. Otaerriea, lb. Peaches Locals, Wabel Calif. Albertaa Calif. Haloa Grapes SeedleM Lady Fingers . Red Malagaa 2 90 S.75 3.75 .01 .03 Ploms. local, Ib Heneyde s, lb. Apples, basket SOe to 1.09 VEGETABLES (Boyiaa Prices) Rkabarb. local, lb. - Boast. IK Corn, dot. eara . 20c te Kadiibet. dot. -02 .04 .25 .20 .75 1.00 1.25 .05 2.00 8.00 .05 .20 Summer aqnask, crate SOe to Local celery, dot. 75e to Laonilowor Egg plant local, lb. Cabbage, cwt local V, aaaington, cwt. Green peppera. The Dalles, Oaloat, dot. bonchet , ,, lb Lettace, local, crate 75 to 1.00 Ostens, Calif- SO lbs. Beets, local. A ox. Tomaloet, Calif., 30-Ib. Tke Delist. 20 lb. esse Hothoate. 20 Iba. Pea a. Seattle, lb. 1.15 .17 1.50 1.S0 2.75 ,0 .30 1.10 .75 .2.00 to Carrota. local, dos . New Potatoes Ko. 1. hnndred . , . Ko. 2, hundred 60c to Burs (Buying Price) Cluster, 1933. Ib., top .25 .87 ruggies. taa. top. ib. EGOS (Baying Price) Extras Standards .19 .18 .17 Medians WOOI, AKO MOHAIR (Buying Price) Mohair, 1934 clip .no market Medium wool. 1934 .25 3.1 Coarse and fine wool. 1934 - POUI.TKY (Buying Price) Heavy hens, A to 5 lbs. Over SVi pounds, lb. Colored mediums, lb. , . , Mediums Leghorns, lb. Light, lb. Broilers, colored, lb. Leghorn, lb. - .10 .10 .09 .08 .07 .IS ' .11 .04 Stags. Ib. MEAT (Buying Price) Spring lambs, lb, .00 4.00 to 5.00 .05 .S5 , T.00 - 1.00 2.15 to 2.50 ' 3.00 1.85 J : 1.25 70 to .80 .0 Cross-Word Puzzle By EUGENE SHEFFER 4z . 27 23 WJH - yy. 25 -v 22 i2fI"P 2 SeT 777 aT &-7-x 1 H2& HORIZONTAL 1 Place where a body of water is shallow fj Smiling: It Complimentary tickets , 13 Slag from a metal f arrises 14 Correlative of either 15 What algae ef the Declara tieat was the first governor of Massachnsetta under the con stitution of 1788? 17 Pinral pronoun 18 Pull along after 20 Narrow valley on the surface) of the moon 21 Forbid 22 Scoria of a metal 24 Large vessel 2a Portion 28 What English playwright is th author of Yog Wood ley" and "There's Always Juliet"! 28 Tract of ground kept in its natural state 29 Lament SO Ache 31Plunge into water 32 Worldly 34 Size of type 35 Distant 86 Jog 38 Noah's Teasel 39 Shot In billiards 41 Beetle 42 Note of the scale 43 In what city was King Arthur's Round Table 7 45 Symbol for samarium 45 Grata harshly otst 43 Obliterated 60 Public storehouse 51 Wear away' V-RTICAL 1 Blemishes 2 What English It tag was Ifflei at the Battle ef Hastings by Ws-iaaa in 1068. which .in. ' agin rated the normaa Cow srsMSt? 8 Bon . B ... Shakespearean king 6 What Aaaericaa playwricht Is the avthor ef "Street Sccm" utd "We the People"? 7 Writing fluid 8 Paid publicity PAGE THIRTEEN1 Arriving KIT HE GB CHICAGO. Jaly 12.-ff-8acg ward somersaults of corn prices disorganlted all grain markets to day, and at the last wheat alone showed an advance. Corn tumbled as much as 4 cents a bnshel. largely as a result of heavily Increased rural offer ings ot corn to arrive In Chicago. Until corn market weakness threw a wet blanket on buying enthus iasts in wheat, trade was on an immense scale for all grains, bnt taa. ed off later. Closing quotations in the corn market were weak, 14-2 cents under yesterday's finish, with wheat nervous at X-1K cents off. Today's closing quotations: Wheat: July old, new. epu oia, v4-4; new, 4-K; Dec. old. H; new. Corn: July. 67 T4: Sent,. 6SVi- ; Dec., 0K-. Oats: July old. 44; Sept old. 44-i4; new. 4K-; Dec. old. new, 45 H. BIDS WANTED Wood Bids Wanted by Salem Public Library. Torty cords 24- Inch heary dry second growth fir to be delivered during the season as needed. Jll-12-13. Yearlings Kwea $.00 te 4.00 -1.00 1.50 5.50 S.2S - 5.00 .03 to .05 Hog. 160 to 200 lbs. 200 to 225 lbs. . 225 to 250 lbs. Rteera , Cows - .01 to .02 H te .02 Vk to .02 Bulls Hoifers . V'eaL ton JO .03 4.00 .07 .19 Dressed veal, top Lrressta hogs GRAIN ANO HAS" (Burma- Prleal Wheat, western red - . .63 . .65 .18.00 .21.00 -21.00 -18.00 White. Ko. 1 Barley, food. Ko. 1. tea Maltinc ton Oata, milling, ton teed, ton - Hay. buying pri Clover bay . $.00 . $.00 .10.00 .21.50 Oats and vetch, ten Alfalfa, valley, first eat Oata. milling, ton Farmers' Grain Warehouse Liberty at Trade Sts. GRAIN DEALERS Grain Sacks Sack Twine Binder Twine 9 What city of New Jersey ea the Passaic has oae of the fin eat ainorU ia tke U. S.? 10 In what city of Italy waa a fa- aayo as Uatrcli camatctl held (roan 1S4S to 1863? 12 Lament whiningiy 13 What Am rcaa inventor pat- em ted, ist 183S, a re-olving pistol which has developed into obo ef . the moat widely know m atreaa isi the world? 16 Tribe It W hat Eatflaah etaUsanan, ksswi as th kisBM or, se cured the coaapreeaise by which th Dale f York succeeded Herr VI? 21 What Is the twdargradaate ewl- leg for women mt Columbia University? , 23 Fruit mad) into jelly 28 Color 27 Bind 28 Established value 30 Word of promise 31 Guide 32 Have concern 33 Unbound . 34 Analyze grammatically 35 Reputation 37 Barter 39 Sleeveless garment 40 Greater amount 43 Covering for the head 44 Sailor 47 Egyptian son god 49 Therefor Herewith b th yesterday's Pnzsle. ' solution to ewrrUM. Hit, aTtacraat-ias avscata, fcaVj C I MM TS 4 . j 3-4 3 5 lejepnona !