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Newspaper Page TextThe OREGON STATESMAN, Salem. Oregon, Friday Morning:. September 21, 1934. PAGE ELEVEN f oreign Boom A ids Gra in i I Statesman -Classified Ads Call 9101 Classified Advertising Single Insertion per lis lOe Three Insertion per line tOo Sis insertions er line.. 30c Ob month, per line. .$1.00 Minimum charge ; 15o Ctvj for thlt pat ac cepted until 6:30 the even ing before publication for classification. Copy re reived after this Um will run nnder the heading Too Late to Classify. The Statesman assumes no financial responsibility for errors which may ap pear In advertisements pub lished in Its columns, and la cases where this paper is at fault will reprint that part of an advertisement in which the typographical mistake occurs. The statesman reserves the right to reject objee tional advertising. It far ther reserves the right to classify all advertising un der the proper classifies lion. HOP PICKERS um nlliKi-. vinliul Williams hoD yard. Truck leaves cast end bridge Hop pickers. Tel. 69F3I HELP WANTED MALE ( men with cars free to travel. 12.00 expense plus com. Now la your oppor tunity. Sett S. H. Ketchum Baturday BlSht between 7 and 9 o'clock at the Senator Hotel. HELP WANTED FEMALE WANTEDNeat apMtogtady willing to work and deairous of a good Income. Give address and Tel. No. Box tl, care Statesman. SITUATIONS WANTED Carpenter work. 50c nr. 1960 Hunt. FOR SALE Miscellaneous Bargain offer. The Oregon States man one full year by mall only to any address In Oregon, $3.00 tor a limited time. Grapes delivered. Tel. 43SS. Oliver Huston. 2515 N. Front Street. .Carp, tools, other art. 945 S. 12th. syn ru'unjTruruuuLruAnj".-.j-ijL' ' .Old papers 10c per bundle. States man office. -w-MSr.-VMi- - - "- "" " PJano and beenh, $60.00. Tel. 57S7. 13 Winchester rifle in good shape. $1L 255 Center St. Wine erraDes. 1 .c ber 'ewt: 1C for less. Bosc pears, V Kr-lSe bu. Tou pick. Rt 9. Box 262 1 ml. N. Mid dle urove scnooi SMALL KITCHEN COOK STOVE, 18.00. TeL 152 or call 2525 S. Com mercial. Real estate office furniture for sale or trade. What have you? Box 213, care Statesman. S. W. grapes. Stoddnrd. Wallace Rd. WANTED Miscellaneous WantedWalnuts to dry. Tel. 12F3. GUNS, RIFLES. PISTOLS, musical Instruments slightly used. We buy Old gold. Star Exchange, Sll N. Coml. If von hare 1934 directory to sell see E. E. Allinger, 17 So. High. S632. WANTED Good man's bicycle. Will fy ch. Call 1710 N'. 17th St. MISCELLANEOUS Subscribe now, renew now. The Ore goo Statesman n;iol bargain period ts now on for limited time. To mall subscribers only, limited to state of Oregon, $3.00 per year. FREE We pick up dend nml worth less horses, rows, sheep. Tel. 4869. Taxidermist E. E. Wiggins, 1 rot. north on Pac. highway. Haircut 25c. Joe's Barber Sltop. Hnlrruts I5v20(! JOS 8 Winter BOOKS: El Ray's. 819 S. W. Park Ave.. Portland, Oreg. pays rash for family libraries. St,amp collections and Civil war envelope also hotieht. FOK KENT ROOMS Nice sleeping room. Tel. 4498. Clean, modem rooms in Christian home ; 925 N. Church. Upstairs front R. for 1 or 2 men. Also basement R., cooking privileges. 498 N. Liberty. TeL $758. Pleasant, well furn. rm.. bom priv ileges. - blks. from state house and W. TT. Tel. S724. ROOM AND BOARD Student rm.. bd.. 15C0 State, TeL -f!07. Board, room, very cloze In. t432. Room and board, $4 wk. TeL 7313. FOR RENT I room, modern bouse, Falrmount nilL .130 month. CHILDS MILLER, Realtors 44 Stste St. Tel. 70 FOR.RENT APARTMENTS 2 R. apt, best price. 945 & 12th. Apt, IIS N. Commercial St. t R. torn, apt, garage, 1 R. (urn. apt- Tet. 78. tUl Haset. FOR RENT HOUSES Fom. and unfurn. houses. R. A. FORKNER -185 N. Capitol TeL-tOJl. Houses, Mel v In Johnson. TeL 3723. Five room furnished houso close In, :$ month. TeL 112F11, Old Oiouse, 2345 State Street Tai. 4289 ; call at Sl Center St For rent, bouses, furnished and un furnished. See BECHTEL, 141 State P',ret.- - - FOR RENT nrii-ii-M-,-i-i - - - - vnH RENT Quarter section la Sa Jem district to tenant with stock and jqulpment Writ Box ZOf, statesman. FOR RENT FARM for rant. Sea J. H. Imtr bm, Hotel Argot Salemt. WANTED TO RENT Want grocery bldg. Statesman Box 21S. WANTED To rent small farm with building. Box 114. care Statesman. FOR SALE - Real Estate Beautiful wooded, close In home site, with water, gas and electricity. Very small payments. Tel. .15 4. FOR SALK Beautiful C room house, modern In every detail, large living room with fireplace, oak floors, gumwood finish. Place well located In Salem's finest residential district. This- Is a new place and well worth the price t $6000. Some terms. CHILDS & MILLER, Realtor 344 State St Tel. C708 SUBURBAN HOME Immediate possession of 1 acres well located near Salem on good road, 4 room plastered house, nook, built-ins. fireplace, good plumbing, well, electric water system. Price only $2300, part cash, bill, terms. CHILDS & MILLER, Realtors 344 State St. ' Tel. 6708 HOME INCOME Residential court, S units, S ' tc 4 rooms each, modern. Property Is clenr and shows Income of approximately $109 per month. Priced for quick sale at $7500. Will accept small house as part or give liberal discount for cash. CHILDS & MILLER, Realtors 344 State St TeL C70S A REAL BUY Xice little 4 R. house, with furniture. parage, corner lot, paved strtt-t. for $100 down. bal. $15 month. Price $1050. Immediate possession. Owner non-reslilert. Hurry and see LOUIS BECHTKI, 341 State. A good 10 acre tract on Co. road, near Pacific hijehwav, $400 and $200 down. IH 3 So. Com! Here It Is. 115 acres In Irrigating district. M ml R. R. depot. P. O.. school. 80 A. ready for plow. $20 acre. Terms. H. C Porter. Aumsvllle. FOR SALE FARMS 8. A. 1, mL east of Dallas, 5 room house, barn, and other bldgs. 6 A. fruit, good soil, electric lights, $2000. 30 A. all In prunes, 5 room house, barn, chicken house, neod water. 7 mi. from Salem. $3100. $3i0 down, $234.40 per jr. on ba!." 61 A. 4 ml. west of Aurora, gooft bldgs., 8 in cultivation, splendid soil, jrood road, clone to school, an Ideal farm, $5300. $1000. bal. $3'J5 per yr. Interest Included. MEL VI V JOHNSON. 725 Court Street Telephone 3723 150 A., fair bids.. U In rnlilvntlon. live sprlnns: clenr of encumbrance. Owner wilt" frr. fnr rsMnnce tn nnv good town. Term? on bal. it. c. khii-:lls 210 Oregon Bid. Tel. S902. Will sell my $1000.00 equity in 23 A. Improved farm for $1000.00 cash. or will tahe part riilk cows, or what have you? . M. Boyd. Independence. Oren. Business Opportunities Furnishings nd lease, small Apt. house. $50 wHI handle. S45 S. 12th. FOR RENT Garage and service station. Inquire 2S5 Chemcketa. SPECIAL. SNAP Non-owner writes to sell his home has 3 apts., a home with an Income. Price $2000 worth double the amount. LOCIS UEOHTKL 341 Slnto Street MONEY TO LOAN B7o Farm Loans E Plenty of money for well Improved farms If amply secured. Improve or buy now with cheap monev. Ask for booklet "Willamette Valley Farms." Hawkins and Roberts. In" MONEY for farm, city or acreage loans. No delays. CHITjDS & MTIXER, Mte. Loans 344 State St. Tel. 6708 Automobile and Chattel Loairs 1 to 20 months lo reraj et lowest pos sible rates. GENERAL FINANCE CORP. A local corporation 1st Kat'l Rank Bldg. Phone S553. l.irentted hv Stite LIVESTOCK and POULTRY PUBLIC AUCTION At the Ivey place, 4 miles .west Alrlle and 3 miles east of Kinfcs Valley on Airlic-Klngrs Valley road. Friday. Sept. 21st, 10 n. m. 13 horses. 34 head of cattle. Clyde A. Glbbens. -'owner. CoL A. I Stevenson, Aiifif., Monmouth State Rank, clerk. FOR SALK 3 yr. old bull, regis tered Holstein bull. Extra good. Also young bull. Will trade for good cows. Earl Wood. gf10 X. Fifth. S;ilem. FOR SALE WOOD 4-ft ash, $4.75 cd. Tel. 7983. (tUARANTEEO URT wood coal I'eL $009 Salem Fuel Co Trade Cottage . Dry planer and slab wood. Prompt delivery. TeL 3981. Old fir, 16 tn.. $5 50. Tel. 7983. Good oak wood. TeL 2F4. Dry old fir. 2nd growth wood. screened hog fuel. Fred E. Wells. SO cd. oak wood. Banked out on highway. It miles east Salem, fl.WO cd. J. T. Edison, R. 3, Silverton. Fir knots, limb wood, and 18 In. old fir, green. Tel. 137F3. ii ijvV'ivvSVVVVVVuVui Box "Wood Just the thing for qnlck hot fires. The inexpensive summer fueL SALEM BOX CO. Tolephons 7122 WOOD SAWING WOOD SAWING, "Snappy Service" TeL 1883. LOST AND FOUND AjM-" - - i i i nj"Ln Lost Terrier pup, white with brown mnrirrngs. Kewnrrt. sns f. winter. PERSONAL sassaajssWssassaj,swsswassMJ SENORA Advisor any problem worried? I get results. 832 X. Front 2205. MADAME KASKO. reychlc medium. telLs you what you want to know with out asking- a single question. Adrice on love, business and domestic troubles. Special -rending. 641 Edgewnter St., across Polk orMye In West Sahn. FOR SALE USED CARS FOR SALE lJl Ford DeLuxe Se dan. Sea at N. list St. 0g Interesting Facts . . . By RALPH II. KLETZINQ This Is the first day of fall. The Salem Ad club sponsored the opening of the fall season last night in Salem in a big way. O Tariffs, contingents, and Inabil ity of foreign customers to pay bills through exchange restric tions have brought a heavy slump in business in Belgium. O A new claimant to the long evity title since the death of Tur kish Zaro Agha, aged 165, la Ab raham Ayache, a resident of the Spanish-speaking Jewish colony in Saloniki, Greece, who says ho is 135 years old. Trading is Fair At Wool Auction BOSTON', Sept. 20.-)-Today's offerings at the wool auction amounted to 10,094 bales of which 7,651 were sold. Trading was quieter due to lack of demand which was caused by the larger offerings of scoureds. There were several withdrawals although greasies sold well. Demand from the home trade was fair, especial ly for cr03sbreds and stipes. Fair and Bazaar are Slated Booster Night MACLEAY, Sept. 20. Plans for a fair, bazaar and booster night to be held October 26, were made at the Home Economic club meeting Tuesday afternon. A chicken supper will be served with dancing and! a general good time planned. Radio Program Friday, September 21 KQW POETLA1TD 20 Kc. 7:00 L . S. Marine Bnd Shut-la Hour. 8:15 Charles Sean, NEC. 9:0 Eddie King. 10:00 Press Radio Newt, NBO. 11:00 Will Aubrey, NBC. 11:30 Utile Concert Hall, KBC. 3:05 Eddie King, Pianist. 3:30 (iraee Hayes, NBC. 4:15 Sarah Kreindler, KliC. 7:00 Kratik Euck, NBC. 7:30 Paul Martin, NBC. 7:50 Edna Pischer, NBC. 8:15 One Man's i'amily, KBC. 0:20 Melody )4asqurader. NBCv 10:30 Orchestra, KBC. 10:55 Press Radio Newt, NEC. 11:00 Cole McElroy's Orehetra. KEX PORTLAND 1180 Kc 6:30 Concert. 7:30 Varieties. 8:45 Classical Soloist. 9:30 National lam and Home Hour. 10 :02 lance Antiques. 10;30 Salon Orchestra. 11:00 Band Music 11:45 Little Coneert Hall, NBC. 12:00 Noontime Dance i'rolic. 12:15 O .M. IMumraer. 12:40 Western i'arrn and Home Hour. 1:00 reg La Centra, NBC. 1:15 lHndiea of Yesterday, NB0. 1:30 Financial and Grain Keport. 2:00 World Bookman. 3:00 Serenaders. 4:00 John Teel, NEC. 4:20 Ho Kito's Orchestra. 4:45 Beaut Art Trio, NBC. 5 ;O0 Symphony. 5;30 Iji 'rance and Kinf. 6:15 Ozark Mountaineers. 8 :13--BIacktirds of Harmony. 9 :00 Meloily .Masquerade, NBC. 9;45 Spiritual Fantasy, NBC". 10:30 Lonesome Club. 11 ;00 Ambassador Hotel Orchestra. KOAC COEVALLIS 550 Kc 9:00 Home Economic Observer. 12:00 Noon farm Hour. 2:00 ;nardin? Ypur Health. 3:00 liomfmaken' Halt Hour. 4:00 World liookman. dfSO Farm Hour. 7:45 Geological Feature of Our Na tional Parka. 8: IS What -to See: Galleries and Mu seums of the Pacific Coait. FOR SALE USED CARS B0RREGO8 CAR MARKET We buv, sell or consign. See us when selling or buying a car. 240 N. Liberty, TeL 2688. Good Ford sedan. Tel. 8692. USED CARS '22 Plymouth DeLuxe Coupe, on of the best models A-l con dition $575 '20 Studebaker Business Coups, new finish, leather upholster ing. This car is an unusually good buy 225 '22 Chev. Master Sedan, form fit ting trunk, low mileage, good tires and finish a good buy (25 '20 Chev. Coach, overaiaed tires, new finish 250 '27 Studebaker Com. Sedan, a dan dy motor, car In nlcs condi tion 150 '22 Dodge Senior Six, four-door sedan, good finish 225 '28 Studebaker Pres. 8-cyL 7-pass. sedan, 6 wheel equipt, refin lshed, good tires, motor good, a lot of car ... 275 28 Ford Model A, panel dely. be ' Ing reconditioned 150 'SO Buick 4 -door sedan Corner Liberty .and Chemeketa Street Next to Montgomery A Wards BONESTKELE BROS. INC. C SHROCK To buy or sell your ear 542 Chemeketa St Tel. 9588. WEEK-END SPECIALS 1919 Chevrolet Coach 1929 Ford panel delivery , l3e Kseex Coach- -1929 Essex Sedan 128 Chevrolet Coupa 192S Hudson. Sedan 1931 Ford Sport Coupe , 130 Ford Cabriolet 1928 Ford Model T Sedan When wa bur or sell a. car we want you to remember that a deal Is not a deal until and tmless both purchaser and seller are satisfied. : Don't waste your time or money Try Us First! -S Model T Ford, panel delivery, stood working condition, 1143 So. Com'L Business Directory Cards la tbia directory ran ob monthly basis only. Kates $1.00 per line per month. AUTO BRAKES Miles Panek, 178 South Commercial. BICYCLES Bought, sold, traded and repaired. Harry W. Scott, 147 R Com't. CHIMNEY SWEEP Telephone 4450. R. B. Northnesa, CHIROPRACTORS DR. a L. SCOTT. PSC. Chiropractor. !t N. High. TeL Re 87. FLORISTS Breithaupt's, S57 Court ALL, kinds of floral work, l.uta Klor Ist. 18th Market. TeL 8S1 INSURANCE BECKS HENDRICKS 189 N. High TeL 4847. LAUNDRIES THE NEW SALEM LAUNDRT THE WEI DEB LAUNDRT 283 8. High Tel. 8118 CAPITAL. CITT LAUNDRI First In Quality and Service TVlepbOn IHi 1264 Broadway. MASSAGE Dr. Ella Mclntyre, Swedish massage, Wed. & Sat. 622 N. IJberty. TeL 3695. MATTRESSES CAPITOL BEDDING CO. Phone 4061. NEW MATTRESS made to order, old remade; carpet cleaning, sizing; fluff rue weaving. Salem Fluff Rug & Mat tress Factory. & 13th Wilbur. TeL S441. OTTO P. ZW1CKER. Eat. 1311. MUSIC STORES GEO. C WILL inanoe, radios, sewlag machines, sheet music and piano stu dies. Repairing radios, phonographs and sawing machluea. 43) State Street. Silem. PHOTO ENGRAVERS ilem phot :la I. Tel. 6887. PRINTING FOR STATION ERT, cards, pamph lets, programs, books or any kind of printing, call The Statesman Printing Department. 2li 3. Commercial. Tele- REAL ESTATE BECKE S: HENDRICKS. TeL 4M7. STOVES STOVE3 and stova repairing. Stoves (or sale, rebu'ut and repaired. Alt kinds ot woven wire fence, fancy and plain, hop baskets, hooka, logan book. Salem Fence and Stove Works, 262 Chemt-fceta. Tel. 4774 R. B. Fleming. TRANSFER FOR local or distant transfer storac. call 3131. J firmer Iranster Co. Trucm to Portland daily. CAPITAL CITY Transfer Co. lit State St. TeL "772. Distributing for warding and storage our specialty. Get our rates. HAND WEAVING Exclusive hand woven bags, srarfs, pillows and rugs. Magoho Hand Weav er, 860 N. 20th St. Tfl. 5839. WELL DRILLING R. A. West, 30 yeara experience. ltt'D 7 Rot 201 Tel HOFi Reception Slated for Teacher Staff of Turner School TURNER, Sept. 20. A public reception will bo held Friday night, September 21, at the school auditorium for the school teach' ers. Patrons and frlecds are cor dially invited. TURNER, Sept, 20. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Bond of Wenatchee are spending the week with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. II. S. Bond Miss Emma Denyer Is leaving Sunday.to enter O. S. C. as a freshman Her brother, James. will entering second year there. Immanuel Church to Have Services; Rev. Foss Speaker SILVERTON, Sept. 20. Serrl ces will be held at Immanuel church Sunday at 7:80 p. m. with Mrs. C. L. Foss of Trinity preach ing. A special musical number will also be giren. Sunday school will be held as usual Sunday morning at 10 o'clock. No eerri ces will be held at the 11 o'clock hour. Rer. J. M. Jensen, -who has been quite ill at his home was re ported as Improving this week, al though as yet he is unable to re ceive callers. GRASS FIRE KXCITKS STAYTON, Sept. 20. A grass fire on the lots south ot the Er nest Bush home Wednesday morn ing proved quite exciting for a time. Although no homes were in serious danger, and the wind changed things might have been different. - MBS. IjOTETT LEAVES MILL. CITY, Sept. 20. Mrs. Mary Lorett accompanied by her daughter, Kathryn and her neph ew Ronald Swan, left Mill City the last of the week for Foster near which place Mrs. Lovett will teach during the winter. HES'llCE 8 NEW YORK, Sept. --RecoT-ery in stocks slowed down today in a market lacking in specnlatiro appeal. After two days of adrance, the temptation was strong for traders to accept profits until the share list showed more conTincing evi dence of a definite reversal of the recent downtrend. Final prices were irregularly higher. Turnover dropped to 486,900 shares compared with 516,780 yesterday. Renewed selling in Freeport Texas sulphur carried it down to a new 1934 low for a net loss of 2 5-8 points. U. 8. Smelting, American Telephone,. General Mills and J. I. Case were other soft spots. On the other hand, rail shares generally were firm, American Can, Chrysler, American Smelting and Montgomery Ward were among: industrials showing small gains at the finish. With hulling of clover seed still In progress, growers are finding keen delight in the lively market. A top price of 20 centa per pound for red clover seed to growers in the North Howell and Park'ersville areas, is reported, with some deal ers in both Salem and Mt. Angel offering this figure. The market has made a nice boost as the season progressed, with the present figure the best in some seasons. A harvest of four bushels per acre is reported from the Tom Miller fields at Parkersville, while about half this amount seems to be the run at North Howell. nn run is BEGUN. HUE HAYESVILLE, Sept. 20. Far mers no sooner get their onion seed harvest when they must start on next year s crop. Trnckloaas of onion are being distributed around to the various farmers. who are anxious to get them in before the rainy season begins. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Van Cleave have sold their property to Mr. Weaver and have moved to Mill City. John Denny Is spending a month visiting at Elmo, Kaa. He expects to visit the Century of Progress before returning. Mr. and Mrs. Omar Coffel are the parents of a baby daughter, Rosa Lee Eileen. 300 Bales of Hops Yield of 50 Acres Tilled by Magness WHEATLAND, Sept. 20. Pick ing the 50 acres of hops in the Will Magness farm here where 300 bales were produced was com pleted Saturday and the crew la picking the Jess Gllkey seven acre field near the Magness farm. The Wheatland school with Miss Beryl Hadley, teacher, will open Monday, September 24. IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES For the District of Oregon In the Matter of Geo. E. Vick ers & Marion A. Viewers, Debtors, In proceedings, for a Composition or Extension. To the creditors of Geo. E. Vickers and Marion A Vickers of Route 3, Salem, Ore gon. In the County of MARION, and district aforesaid: Notice i3 here by given that on the 22nd day of August, A. D. 1934, the petition of the said Geo. E. Vickers and Marion A. Vickers praying that they be afforded an opportunity to effect a composition or an ex tension of time to pay his debts under Section 75 of th Bank ruptcy Act, was approved by this court as properly filed under said section: and that the first meet Ing of his creditors will be held at Salem, Oregon, in Room 3, U. S. Postoffice Bldg., on the 1st day of October, A. D. 1934, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, at which time the said creditors may at tend, prove their claims, examine the debtor, and transact such bus iness as may properly come before said meeting. SEYMOUR, JONES. Conciliation Commissioner. Sept. 21, 1934. S.21. IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES For th District -of Oregon. In proceed ings for a Composition or Ex tension. In the Matter of Helen L. Doty, Debtor. To the creditors of Helen L. Dotr of Jefferson In the County of MARION, and district afore said: Notice Is hereby giren that en the 21st dar of August, A. D. 1934, the petition of the said Hel en L. Doty, praying that she be afforded an opportunity to effect acorn position or an extension of time , to pay hs debts under Sec tion 75 of the Bankruptcy Act, was approved by this court as properly filed nnder said section; and that the first meeting of his creditors "will be held at Salem, Oregon. Room 3. in U. S. Post office Bldg., on the 3d day of Oc tober. A. D. 134, at ten o'cioe in the forenoon, at which time the said creditors may attend, prove their claims, examine the debtor, and transact such business as may properly come before said meet ing. SEYMOUR JONES. Conciliation Commissioner September 21. 1934. S.21. semr urn DEI1 FOR CLIEH SEED HEBE WOOL UP1RII . REFLECTED IfJ U.S. CHICAGO. Sept. 20-iP)-Broad. er buying power went hand tn hand with higher prices here to day for grains, a result largely of right-about-face action of Eu ropean markets. Abrupt upturns of wheat quo tations at Liverpool in particular were attributed to a natural rally after a decline of 8 cents there in the last nine days. Word that fully 1,000,000 bushels of Cana dian wheat had been taken today for shipment overseas was also a strengthening influence, together with Canadian harvest delays be cause of wintry conditions. Wheat in Chicago closed firm at nearly the day's top level, -1 above yesterday's finish, De cember, new 1.04 corn 1 1 up, oats 94-114 advanced, and provisions unchanged to a rise of 5 cents. Today's closing quotations: Wheat September, old 1.04, new 1.04: December, old 1.04, new 1.04 -U; May 104. Corn September 77; De cember, old 78, new 77-78; Msy 78-. Oata September, old 53, new 53; December, old 52, new 52-; May 52-U. GETS LIBRARY POST SCIO, Sept. 20. F ranees Combs, senior, has been appoint ed high school librarian with Ar lene Darby, Frances Schwindt, and Opal Long. Juniors; Ella Hall and Velma.Palon, sophomores, as sistants. Miss Bernice Newhouse, English teacher, is in charge of the library. General Markets PRODUCE EXCHANGE FOBTLAJTD, Ore, Sept. 20. (AP) jrroauc r.xcnnje, net pncei: Hotter: Extra. 27e; standard, 26He; prime finti, 26 He: firsts, 24c. Kffg: U. 8. ipeeiala, 29e; U. 8. ex tra, 27e; C. 8. medium extrai, 24c Portland Grain PORTLAND, Ore., S.pt 20. (AP) ueai: Open High Low Close May 89 $9 89 89 oepiemoer 8i g 84 Uecember 85 85 85 La4h: Big Bend biucatem. 95c; dark hard winter, 12 per cent, 97ic; do, 11 per cent, 81 c; loft white, northern spring and western red. 84 He; wettera white, 83 He; hard winter. 88c. OaU: No. 2 white, 34. Corn: No. 2E yellow. S36.25. Millrun standard. $21.50. Portland Produce 1 PORTLAND. Ore.. Sent. 20. APl Butter Print, A grade, 9e lb.; parchment wrapped cartons, 30e lb.; quality purchases. He lb. less; B grade, parchment wrapped, 28ac lb.; do, car tons 29 He lb. Eattertat Portland delivery: A grade delivery at least twice weekly, 27-29c lb.; country routes, 25-26c lb.; B grade or delivery fewer than twice weekly, Portland, 26 28c lb.; country routes, 24 25c lb.; C grade at market. Eggs Sales to retailer Private firms: Secisl, 30c: extrss. 28c: fresh extra brown, 28e; standards, 24c; fresh mediums, 25c; medium firsts. 22c ; pnl lets, 18e; do. firsts, lft; checks, 20c; bakers, 17e dozen. r-ggs Buying price of wholesaler: rresh specials. 26 27c; extra, 25-26c; fresh extra brown. 25c: extra firsts. 24e: fresh mediums. 23c: medium firsts 21c; pullets, 16c; do, firsts, 14c; checks. 15e; undergrade, 15c dozen. Cheese 92 score, Oregon triplets, 12Hc; loaf. 13Hc. Brokers will pay He below quotations. Milk Contract price, 4 per cent; Portlaad delivery, $1.95 est.; B grade cream, 87 He lb. Country meat Selling price to re tailers: Country killed bogs, best butch ers, under 150 lbs., 12-lSc lb.; Tealers, fancy, 11-11 He lb.; light and thin, 5-8c lb.; 140-170 lbs., 7-9e; heavy, 5-6e lb.; fancy lambs. ll-12e lb.; ewes. 4-5e lb.; medium cows, 5-6 He lb.; hciters, 6-6 He lb.; cutter rows. 5 6c lb.; c supers, i-4e np: bulls, 5H-6c lb. Mohair 1934 buying price, 18e lb. Cascara bank Buying price, 1934 peel, 3c lb. Hops 1934 fuggles, E2 33c lb.; 1933 clusters, 12-3e lb. Live poultry Portland delivery buy ing prices: Colored hens, under 5H lbs.. 13 14c; over 6 lbs.. 1314c lb.; Leghorn fowls, over 3H lbs.. 10c; under 4H lbs., 10c lb.: colored broilers, lVi to 3 lbs., 14c; broilers, under 2 lbs., 15e lb.: roosters, 5e lb.; 1'ekin ducks, 10-lle lb.; colored, 5-6e lb. Onions Oregon, 75-80e per 50-Ib. bsg; Walls Walla, 65-70e. New potatoes Oregon Burbauks $1.20 cental; Yakima O-ema No. 1. $1.30-1.35 cental. Cantaloupes Standards, $1-1.25 per crate; Dilsrd, $1.25; Spear, $1.15-li5; old-fashioned musk melons, 75c $l crate. Wool 1934 clip, nominal: Willamette valley, medium, 20e lb.; fine or half blood, 20c lb.; lamb, 13c lb.; eastern Oregon, 17-20c lb. Hay Buying price from producer: Alfalfa No. 1. new crop, $14-14.50; east ern Oregon timothy, $16; oats, $10.50 ton; retch, $10.50; Willamette valley timothy, $18 ton; clover, $9.50 ton is field. Portland Livestock PORTLAND. Ore.. 8ept. SO. (AP) tattle Keceipta, 800; actiTe, luily steady: encnanred. steers, rood common and medium. $3.25-5.75; heifers, food common and medium, $3-5; eewa, rood common and mediums, $2.75-4,85; low cutter and eat- ter. $2-3.75 : balls, Cood and choice. S3.50-3.7S; cutter, common and medium, $2.50-8.50; (bod sad choice. $8.50-7.50; euil, common sad ssedism, $3-6.50; calves, rood aad choice, $5.50-7.00; boa and asediam. $3-5. Hog Beceipts, 100; nominally steady. Lightweight, fod and choice, $3.75 6.75; medium weight, good and choiea, $0-0.73; heavyweight, good and choice, $5.69-6,35; peeking isws, asedlnm and good, $3.25-4.25; feeder sad stocker pigs. gooa ana cnoice, Sheep Receipts, 400; (teady; changed. Stocks and Bonds (Copyright. 1034, Standard Statistics Co.) September 20 STOCK AVXRAQES 50 20 20 SO India. BR'. TJts. Total Today , . 8l! 86.1,53.8 .T Previous day 80.S 85.T- 53.8 69.4 Week are L 80.7 85.6. 53.S 6S.S Year are 1 S6.1 4S.4 ' 74.5 84.$ 8 rears ago 85.8 50.S 130.4 87.S 7 veare aro 141.7 121.7. 125.2 181.1 High 1934 .105.0 64?3" SO J SS.S Low 1934 78.0 4.1 SS.S 6S.4 B0m AVEBAOES 90 20 SO M India. RR's. TJta. Total Today 81.0 78.5 -SS.S S3.S Previeas day -BT..T Week are Sl Tear ago 78.9 2 Tears ago 67.2 77.5 86.8 7I.S 7S.S, S7. ! S--S 74.0 80.5 76.4 69.6 810 7S.S S year ago 78.0 High 1984 83.9 low 1024 72.6 87.5 95.8 87.1 90.0 0.6 88.1 74.1 77.2 74.8 (1926 average eouaJs 100) Salem Markets Grade B raw 4 per cent aoilk, co-op pool price f 1.7a per fanndmt - tlfilk bated MSU-siMtbly battarfat areracaj Distributor price $2.10. Butterfat Top 26c and 27c; B grade print, 28c; A grade prints, 29c Prica paid tn crowrrs b Sales borers. DeptenDer zu (Tt urlcea tlo. sppne4 by a local Crocer, ar jadicatira of tbs dally market, bat are not guaranteed by The States man.) FRUITS (Bnrist Prices 1 Grapefruit, erate 3.50 to 4.50 Cakabas. lb. .02 Oranges, Valencia, fancy 3.50 to 4.50 Bananas, lh., on atalk .05 Hangs .08 Lemons 4.50 to 5.25 I.imes. freia L 1.00 Cantaloupes, locals 1.25 Pineapple, doa. - 2.00 Watermelons, cwt. 1.25 reaches Peahes, Yakima Salways. ba. 1.10 Urnpts Local Concords, lug .25 Seedless , l.gs Lady Fingers , 3.75 Red Malaga S.75 Tokay 1.S5 Honeydews. lb. .03 Apples, boshe. 50e te 1.00 ..40c and .50 Pears, local, bu. TRPETABLES (Raying Prices) Pickling encumbers, lb. 08 to Beans, lb. Corn, doi. cart 15a te .05 .05 .20 Raduhes, dot. .20 .75 Summer squash, erate . Local celery, doa. 50c te -75 to 1.00 Cauliflower 1.00 .05 2.50 tgt plant, local lb. . Cabbage, cwt.. focal n asbinrten. ewt. . 2.50 .03 .75 1.00 Green peppers, iocal, lb. Onions, 'VVash.inicton, 50 lbs. Local onions, 60 lbs Lettuce, local, crate 75 to 1.00 Onions, Calif., 50 lbs. ., , ., .90 Heets. local, dox. .17H Tomatoes Xo. 1 .50 No. 2 .40 Culls 30 Squash. Hubbanls and Banana 01 Peas. Seattle, lb. ... .08 Carrots, laal, doz. New Potatoes- 20e to .25 No. 1, hundred 1.10 .80 3.00 OS .75 So. 2, hundred Sweet potatoes Coast Peas. lb. Quince, bu. nors (Buying Price) Cluster. 1933. lb, top. 12 Fnggles. 1933. top. lb. EGOS 20 .35 (Buyir.- Price) Eztrss .27 .25 .24 Standard .... Mediums Wholesale Sellicff price fcxtrss 28 25 .24 Standard! Mediums WOOI, AM) MOHAIR (Buying Price) Mohair. 163 clip no market Medium wool, 1034k, .23 Coarse and fine wool, 1934 - .20 routn.'s (B.iying Price) Heavy ben. 4Vj to 5 lb, .18 Over 5H pounds, lb .13 Colored mediums, lb. .11 Medium Leghorns, lb. .09 Light, lb .09 Broiler, colored, lb. .14 Leghorn, lb .13 Stags, lb. .04 HEAT (Buying Price) Spring lambs , 05 Yearlings .03 and .03 H Bogs. 1301G0 lbs. .... 6.00 170-210 lbs. 6.00 to 6.50 210-250 In. 6.00 to 6.25 Steers .03 to .05 li Cows 02 to .03 Bulls .03 to .03 Heifers 03 to .04 Vest, top 5.00 to 5.50 Dressed Veal, top .10 Dressed hogs Jl UKAl.N AND ilA. 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SALE OF STORAGE PORTLAJO), Ore., Sept. lQ-F) -Sales of cold storage batter to day were practically the greatest known in the local trade, the market quickly absorbing all sup plies, most of which wag being openly sold as fresh churning. There was no change la quota tions. Butterfat price conditions re main firm with a spread of at least 2c lb. in the local buying price. Market for eggs Bhowed a firm er tone locally for the day with the exchange quoting a rise of le in mediums and in pullets. Re cent action of the New York trade suggests that shippers were not faring well on acconnt of lack of quality to get Into top grade - - There remained a good situa tion in the market for lire poul try. All chickens were finding faror and at fall prices. Ducki continued scarce with some sales above quotations. ' Early movement of turkeys continued here. Volume of sales was above normal for the per iod. Prices were relatively low and this has stimulated consump tion. Owing to the North Portland strike, country killed meats con tinued to increase demand while supplies In practically all lines were not quite as liberal as they should be. All prices hold. Hopyard Romance is Culminated in Wedding at Camp INDEPENDENCE, Sept. 20. Mildred E. Cox of Portlaad, be came the wife of Hirley K. Rob erts at a hopyard wedding at ths Horst company yard Tuesday night. The ceremony was per formed by Justice of Peace J. Q. Mcintosh. The ceremony was performed on the open air platform, elabor ately decorated with hops. Ths members of the section presented her with a set of dishes and a water set. A dance was held fol lowing the ceremony. Farmers' Grain Warehouse Liberty at Trade Sts. GRAIN DEALERS 100 lbs. Egg Producer Protein 4 LmVO 90 lbs. Dairy Ration Protein f!L00 Barter, feed. No. 1, toi Malting, ton Oats, milling, ton 2fM0 ..40.00 .27.00 . Feed, toa EO.OO Kay. buying price Clorer hay V.oo 9.00 Oats and vetch, ton Alfalfa, valley, first cut .11.00 VERTICAL 1 string or small rops 2 declare 5 explode with a sod den report 4 feminine name 6 worm 6 ticket used in voting f blossom It individual considered as an iden tical person 17-digit- 19 wide mouthed pitcher 23 domes tie animal . 24 smart blow 25 skill in per formance 26 meadow 59 that from restaurant cotor which any. 10 month of 30 unit tiling w the Jewish 81 en-oa. springs . calendar tered Hrew itls la ths solution to ves- 33 ancient 84 constella tion 35 permits 37 eggs beaten up with milk 40 -city ia Brazil 41 ascend '42 particles 43 first man , 44c-mark for omission 46 idges 48 wind in- . : ttruraent 49 licentious 61 pastry ; 52 body of . ' water .. PW R iRO. I Klst hats tnll- 1