'The 0IIEG6N STATIiSMAJf. Sateci, Oregon,-WcdnesaaV -Mcralasv November 1V 1934
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der the proper elaisifica
tloa. HELP WANTED FEMALE
Wasted Practical nurse to take care
of elderly lady. G. G. Hewett, Indepen-
Oenc. Ore. Tel. 18F4.
SITUATIONS WANTED
Anjrwher fop hirt truck 8912.
Truck for hire. Tel. 1271.
FOR SALE Miscellaneous
Old papers 10o per bundle. States
man office.
Walnuts, Baldwins, Spies, others.
ISc A SSc, bring boxes. Mrs. Wright.
iVi ml. Wallace road.
Shakes. 1887 N. Front. TeL 6836.
Gravel 15c yard at River Bend
gardens. Off Wallace road, 8 miles of
Salem. Any time.
Old standard make piano SO. 00. We
are repossessing a piano with only a
pal. of $69. Tou take one contract at
. St. 00 a month or will discount lor an
cash. For particulars, address Adjuster
Cltn Fiano Co mi s. w. wasning-
. ten. Portland. Ore.
Free Christmas tree with purchase
t box of Christmas cards. Box 224.
Leghorn pullets, cheap. 892 N. Winter
, TRADE Miscellaneous
Wood for Maytag motor. . TeL 7 HO.
Will trade one horse or team for
wood. 1040 South 22nd.
Everything must be sold at ones re-
aardless of cost Furniture, stoves.
suns, tools, antique;. Tou will be sur
prised at our sellout prices. The Swap-
are. 474 so. com !.
WANTED Miscellaneous
WANTED Walnut meats, any quan
tity, any time. State Cafeteria.
Piano for storage, responsible adults,
or will pay cash if bargain. Box 24,
Statesman.
Wanted best safe that $25 will buy.
Kahle's. 475 State St.
Second hand clothes of any kind. Also
baby elotbes very much needed. 1510
W. Liberty.
MISCELLANEOUS
fSaSMMeaaaMeaassssassassaaSNssaasSaai
Haircuts tie-Sea SOS a wlater.
Saw repairing. Salem Saw Shop.
Four Corners Pen Road. TeL 4280.
Free We pick up dead and worth
less horses, cows, sheep. Tel. 4ss.
U. & GOVERNMENT, JOBS. $105-
$175 month. Men 18-50. I will Frank
lin Institute coach 2 FREE. Apply
Box 1282-P, care Statesman.
FOR RENT ROOMS
Sleeping rm. Men. 725 Court St
Nice sleeping room. TeL 441.
Rooms, close In. 260 Center St
Rooms at 255 Division street
ROOM AND BOARD
Lsrge eosy room, with board, doss
S3Z N. cnoren. Te 4375.
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TOR RENT APARTMENTS
SWWMW
z room lurnisnsa apartment, tsl
Small furnished apartment, 690 Un
ion.
! ,- a- sJvivvyninsirrtrtan
Fin tnodcrn rurnlihed S room bun-
Valow court apt, frarazet. TeL I1S4
. Mod. apt, 142 Union. TeL 5I8L
- R. apt, S4S 8. Winter.
FOR RENT HOUSES
' -Fur., house, I rooms, garage, good
location; b. Church. TsL 7170.
t room houM. Tet S840.
' Furn. I rooms, garage, fll. 112
Highland. Inquire 1275 Laurel St
, Large modern horns. 191 Union.
- Houses. Melvln Johnson. Tel. 87IS.
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE
5 Distant owner In th city for few
days wants to sell good 6-room home.
Completely tarnished. Including piano.
.n gooa u) strict, trie iiuu.
' W. G.KRUEGER
UTN.Cotn'L TeL 472S.
- For Sale Furniture and business of
email apt house. 410 N. Liberty.
' Forced to sell, good house in Salem,
furniture included ; wants oner. ise A.
Fed. Loan, equipment Any reasonable
offer: see me. H. C. Euields, lie Ore-
It FOR SALE FARMS
v. FOB ALE
1 81 acree I miles out en market road, I
fair set of buUdlngs. About II acres In
fcnltlvatlon. be la. nee outurt and some
timber. Good drilled welt spring wa
ter piped te buildings. Price only 876.
Will take Salem home as part, balance
. lo-g tlmo loan. ,. . , .
r"Hii.n a. irrrvjst Healtor -
44 State Street TsL 1711. 1
Interesting
Facts...
The ctrl acoats of America have
membership of over 315,000.
o
The world's net debt to the
United States la $20,845,000,000
(according to George N. Peek's
I peek into what foreign nations
owe us).
About 3,000 Indians are regu
lar church attendants in the Unit-
i ed States. They have around 1009
meeting places and nearly 50 pas-
tore and missionaries.
About one per cent of the pops-
lation of the united States are
morons.
To make one no and of dry alfal
fa hav. the crowing plant needs to
hrrh anil later rive off or trans
pire from 500 to 750 pounds oi
water.
FOR SALE FARMS
"- . rnr era 1st frails. CYrmrdSi
Land Co Pac. Hy.. Woodburn, or.
For sale bv owner, fully stocked and
equipped II A farm, good house, t
good barns, other buildings. Prune or
chard, other fruit : rest pasture, or
cultivated. Jity water, near school.
Price $5500 or part Salem property.
Eight mi. S. W. of Dallas. H. F. Coo-
EXCHANGE Real Estate
EXCHANGE
Modern 7 room house in A-l condl
tlon. Priced low at $5000. Will trade
for 6 room house of less value.
ALSO: Beautiful IS acre tract ad
jacent to city limits, fine house and
outDulldlngs. aDunaance oi large trees,
splendid view of mountains. Price $12,-
000. will accept good nome in jsatem,
Eugene or Medtord as part.
ILLAHEE GOLF COURSE, beaut!
ful club house and residence. Will sell
cheap or exchange for residence or
business properties, vamea arouna
$15,000.
CIHILDS A MILLER. Realtors
JU SUte St TeL :08,
17 X. acres eood cultivated land, no
buildings, mile N. W. of Newberg,
for small Salem house. Box 267, care
Statesman.
ACREAGE
Bv owner. 60 acres 4 miles from
Turner, small house, good barn, 185
S. ISth. Tel. 33H8.
WANTED REAL ESTATE
Acreage wanted. Have cash buyer
for 10 to 20 acre tract Must be priced
rieht and within 10 miles Jt Salem.
Chas. Hudklns. TeL 9182. Room 2, over
Miller Store. ;
Business Opportunities
Laundry In, small town doing good
cash business. Priced right Lebanon
lady. Lebanon. Oregon.
MONEY TO LOAN
Automobile and
Chattel Loans
1 to 20 months to repay at lowest pos
sible rstea
GENERAL FINANCE CORP.
A local corporation
1st Nan. Bank Bid. Phone 3552.
Licensed by Stats
CHATTEL LOANS
CARS RE-FINANCED
WILLAMETTE LOAN CO.
TeL 2277 505 Guardian Bldg.. Salem
S-1S4 State License Nos. M-1S9.
S $ Need Money ? ?
STATE LOAN CO.
212 Ore. Bids. Lie No. 5-1C5
CAN TOU USE
2100 1200 $3001
Borrowing money her Is simplicity It
self. Our loan accom modatioos are In
tended to help all deserving- people. We
Invito your application. Ttra have your
choice of
4 LOAN PLANS
20 REPAYMENT PLANS
Com In, write or 'Phone.
BENEFICIAL LOAN
SOCIETT
OF SALEM
Member of NRA.
Room 119. New BUgh Bldg. 2nd floor
UL'ENSKO NO. 8-1ZZ by oi Al a
518 State St .TeL 87 4 I
Loans Made la Nearby Towns
5 Farm Loans 5
Plenty of money for well Improved
farms If amply secured. Improve or
ouy now witn cnesp money, ask ror
booklet -Willamette Valley Farms."
Hawkins and Roberts. Inn
MONET TO LOAN
On farms, city or acreage property.
Must be excellent security. See us for
prompt service.
ssooo to 15800 to losn on highly
Improved farm property. Must be best
oi security.
CHILDS ft MILLER. Mtge. Loans
244 Stat St Tel. 4708.
LIVESTOCK and POULTRY
Turkeys wanted. Alive or dressed.
TeL 123F2. Lee's Hatchery.
NOTICE Suiting November 27th,
we will receive Livestock at our West
Salem station every Tuesday, Wednes
dav and Thursday, discontinuing Sat
nrday. SWIFT ft COMPANT. Roy &
Bwenson, Buyer. Tel. 6025.
FOR SALE WOOD
Drr planer knd slab wood. Prompt
delivery. TeL 1988.
Guaranteed dry wood, TeL 7810.
GUARANTEED DRY
TeL 5000 Saltn Fuel Co. Trade ft
Cot tag.
TmtA n ml. A E n t( U IS n
2nd arewth. 84.f5: 4 ft 14.25: II fa-
old fir, 5.60. TeL 944L
Good dry wood, TeL 1254.
Ash, oak. fir. TeL 5278.
Hog fuel and wood. By track or
car lots. At mill or delivered. Dave
Brown, R. L, Sublimity. TeL 8al
zsa.
Dry old fir. 2nd srrowth
screened hoc foot Frd BL Wells.
FOR SALE WOOD
IS In. old fir. SS. 4 ft drr 2nd rrowth
S cd. loU $4 cd. 4 ft ash 14.75. TeL
715, .
IS inch eld fir. drr oak, ash. 4 ft
2nd growth. TeL ilS.
Sawed ll inch old fir $1 cd. Sawed
11 fnch old fir $5.6$ ed. TeL 6$.
WOOD SAWING
Wood sawiny, ressonsble. Csll lift.
LOST AND FOUND
Lost Purse containing bunch keys
and red purs with change. Reward.
Leave Statesman office..
Lost Whit, wire-hatred terrier
puppy. ion tail. xei. iwj ; itss
Winter.
LOST French Poodle named Skip
per. 2145 So. Cottag. Reward. Mel
Brown.
I will not be responsible for debts
contracted by anyone except myself.
John Fetseh
PERSONAL
GORDON FLEMING.
180 FERRT ST.
READER.
FOR SALE USED CARS
Marmon Sedan, fin condition .I275.ee
International Pick-up C-l . ISI.II
International SF 4 2 -ton . - . 510.00
International A-S 1H toa C00.ee
Dodge three ton with body and
hoist . 4S0.ee
(WE BUT USED CARS FOR CASH)
JAMES H. MADKN Ca
221 So. Com'l. St TsL ISlt.
- 'ursn nnriAAn
Valley Motor Co.
Used Cars and Trucks
1924
1122
1$$
1922
19J2
1021
1921
1930
1928
1928
1928
1928
Ford V-l
Spt Coupe 500
miles
Ford V-l DeLuxe Sedan
jrora v-s uoach
Ford V-S Sedan, '22 motor
r ova v- ijeiuze uoupe
Ford DeLuxe Roadster, re
conditioned . .
Ford Coach -
Pontlao Spt Coupe, ever
hauled ,
Dodg Victory Coup ,, ,
Hudson 4 -door Sedan
Packard S Sedan
291
171
285
180
15
290
Franklin 0 Sedan
291
Trucks
1921 7hvrnl .1nt4 h l.lm. . .
1933 Ford Short W. B. 10,000 mL 500
1932 Ford Long W. B. Recondi
tioned .. 4
j-ora 1 w. a. Factory stake
body 225
1929 Ford Dual Tires 185
1931 Ford Gravel dump, as la- 150
1921 Ford Gravel Dump, Recon
ditioned 150
1928 Dodge 1-ton delivery 76
marion and Liberty
Open Sunday
TeL 7110.
Radio
Program
Weds eiday. Kevember 14
KGW POETLAND 620 Ke.
7:00 Harvest of Song. NEC.
7:15 Fiorenda Trio, KBC.
7:45 Organ concert" NBC
8:15 Tony Won, KB a
8:30 U. 8. Army bend, NBO.
0:00 Field and H1L NBO.
12:00 Ramblers. NBC.
12:50 Eddie King, pianist
3 :05 Concert trio.
8:45 Singing Strings, NBO.
4:30 Personalities, NBC.
4:45 Clef Dwellers, NBO.
7:80 Memory Lane, NBO.
8:00 Amos 'a Andy, NBC
10:35 Tom Coaklav's orchestra. NBC
10:45 Arehie Loreland'a orchestra.
11:00 Cele McElroy's orchestra.
11:30-12 Bart Woodyard orehektra.
KOC POKTTXJLSTD 1180 Ks.
6:80 Concert
7 :80 Varieties.
8:45 Bay Noble's orchestra.
9:00 Danes Rhythms..
9:30 Marshall's ktavericki, NBC
10:03 Ronald Back.
10:15 Classical Soloist.
10:30 Salon orchestra.
11:00 Band music
12:00 Dane Frolic
13:15 Western Farm and Home Hour.
1:00 East Side Commercial club.
3 :00 World Bookman.
8:15 Orchestra.
4:00 Pickens Bisters, NBO.
4:15 Oriental Gardens orchestra.
8:15 Blackbirds of Harmony.
8:45 S porta Talk.
9:15 Wrestling boats.
10:30 Dsn Bowman.
10:35 Jack Cody's Restaurant
11:00 DeHoney's orchestra.
K0AO C0BVALXIS 550 Is.
in1& Stnri.a That Reianea Tails.
10:45 Ancient Days by Anthony Xa-
18:00 Noon Fans Hoar.
1:00 Mod era Melodies.
8:00 Homemskers' Half Hour.
S:O0 Opera Stories "Aids" Aet XT.
S:5 Vespen Lea by Kev. a. n.
Qrigis.
8:2a Etaninr Fans Hour.
7:80 The World it Review Dr. Yis-
tor p. Morris.
7:55 Municipal Affairs.
8:15 KOAO Drama Guild.
9-9:80 Willamette University.
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALB
On Saturday- the 17th day ct
November, 1934, at ten o'clock
A. M. at the West door of the Ma
rlon County Court House, In Sa
lem, Oregon, I will sell at public
auction to the highest bidder for
cash, all the right, title and in
teresl had by the within named
defendants on or after the 8 th
day of January, 1932, in and to
the following described real pro
perty, to wit:
Lot Number Three (3) In Block
Numbered One (1) of Parrlsh
Grove Addition to the City of
Salem, as the same appears of
reeord on the official plat
thereof In the office of the Re
corder of Conveyances for said
Marion County, Oregon, at the
Court House In Salem, Oregon.
Sale Is made by virtue of a
foreclosure execution Issued out
of the Circuit Court of the State
of Oregon for Marion County, to
mo directed in the case of Haw
kins 41b Roberts, Inc., a corpora
tion Plaintiff va. Dan W. Tarp-
ley, unmarried; Herman E. Laf
ky and Mrs. Herman E. Lafky,
his wife; Josephine Whedbee; and
Union Central Life Insurance
Company, a corporation; Defend
ants.
A. C. Burk
Sheriff of Marlon County,
Oregon.
By W. Richardson, Deputy
Walter Fuhrer,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
O. 17-34-31; N. 7-14
I Drought resulted in a record
number of forest Urea this year,
more than 10,009. .
fill
615
I4S
478
441
Business
Directory
Cards la this directory rwa
on m monthly ests only. Rates
91.00 per lino per month.
AUTO BRAKES
Mike Panes, 375 South CotntnsrelaL
BICYCLES
Bought sold, traded and
Harry2t8c2fcJ4jaiC22"!
repaired,
CATERING
Corns chicken tamsUlea. TeL 4541.
Holbrookes chicken tamalea TeL 1822;
CHIMNEY SWEEP
Telephone 4481 ft 1 Northn ,
CHIROPRACTORS
DEC a U SCOTT FSQ Chiropractor.
SCO K. High. TL R . 8758. .
DANCING
Phylll Oranf studio. Tet 7817.
FLORISTS
Braithaupf s, 117 Court
ALL kinds of floral work. Luta
1st. 1271 N. Liberty. TeL 1582.
INSURANCE
BECKS
liXNDRICKS
Tat 4847.
1S N. High
LAUNDRIES
THE NEW SALEM LAUNDRX
THE WK1DEB LAUNDRX
211 & High TsL 1121.
CAPITAL C1TT LAUNDBI
First la Quality and Servlc
Telephone 8165 1284 Broadway.
MATTRESSES
CAPITOL BEDDING CO, Ffaon 4088.
SALEM FLUFF RUO and Mattress
Factory. NEW MATTRESS mad to
order, old remade ; carpet cleaning, sis
ins: fluff rue weaving. & lath ft wu
bur. Tel 844L OTTO F. ZWICKER.
Est 1911. '
MUSIC STORES
QEO. C WILL Piano, radios, sewing
macbinea sheet music ana piano stu
dlea, Repairing radios, phonographs
and sewing machines, 481 Stat H treat
Salem.
PHOTO ENGRAVERS
Salem photo engraving. 147 N. Com
merctaL Tet 5887.
PRINTING
FOR STATION CRT. cards, pamph
lets, programs, books or any kind of
printing, call Th Statesman Printing
Department, 818 8. Commercial. Tale-
phono 8101.
RADIO SERVICE
Moore's. Tet 7993695 N. High.
REAL ESTATE
BECKS HENDRICKS. Tet 494T.
STOVES
I repair stoves, ranges, circulators.
Sell new and rebuilt stoves, ranges
and circulators, stock fence, posts,
chicken wire. Salem Fence and Stov
Works, 282 Chemeketa. TeL 4774. R. B.
Fleming.
TRANSFER
FOR local or distant transfer storage,
call 8181. Larmer Iransfer Co. Trucks
to Portland dally.
CAPITAL CITI Transfer Co. 211
8tat St TeL 7771 Distributing for
warding and storage our specialty.
Get our rates.
Willamette Valley Transfer. Salem to
Portland hanllng. Tel 8722.
HAND WEAVING
Exclusive hand woven bags, scarfs,
pillows and rugs. Magoh Hand Waav
era, 880 N. 20th 8t TeL 8830.
WELL DRILLING
Ft A, West, 10 years experience, RKU
7, Bos 111. TeL lllfS.
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15 others wounded as they marched la a pre-election parade, voters
of Haxelton, Pa, went to the polls under policf guard, This phot) ,
shows some of the residents leaving an election .booth after casting
their votea. . .
REGULTG
iBII CBE
PORTLAND, I Nov. 13-4PV-Mar-
ket for butter was without visible
change locally.! Prices were held
steady for both prints .and for
cubes with aa increasing call for
tbo lower scores.
Despite the talk of decreased
output of batter, the midwest
continued to have sufficient sur
plus to roll In carload lots to the
Pacific slope while locally the
churning was ahead of this same
period a year ago. s
Whle there waa suggestion In
the trade that the "war between
ctfhtrallsers is getting rather
weary for those offering a stiff
premium for butterfat. it was
still being generally paid.
There was a much mixed tone
and price list In the egg trade
here with Quotations established
on the prodece exchange some
what out of line with actual sales
upon the open market.
vr ft v.t j . m t
ti-h unu usttiD uiue was i
showing for live chickens of all
lorts, a continuation of the feel
ing here during the last few
weeks. No change In prices was
suggested.
Firm trading Is suggested for
country killed Iambs here with
lie generally the top price re
ported along the wholesale way.
Receipts were of fair volume. Lit
tle demand waa shown for eyes
at 3-5c lb.
There was a good demand for
country killed calves and hogs
and a fair tone for beet gener
ally with cutter cows around 4-8e
lb. according to quality and bulls
selling up to 5c lb.
Farmers and country butchers
as well as grange officials are no
tifying wholesalers here that they
will continue to oppose plans of
packers here to eliminate their
product from the Portland mar
ket by ordinance soon to be in
troduced here. One city official
has been a leader in the move
ment to stop the country from
selling here.
Weaker tone was showing for
Cauliflower for both carloads and
for local use. Sales of No. 1 were
reported down to SOc crate which
was 5 to 10c less than previous
ly reported.
ACTIVE. UNCERTAIN
NEW YORK, Nov. 13. - -While
financial markets were
fairly active today, most of them
were unable to move ahead with
any degree of confidence.
The stock list was rather hea
vy at the finish, the Standard
Statistics company average for
90 selected issues showing a de
cline of seven-tenths of a point to
73.3. The turnover aggregated
1,131,330 shares. This was the
fourth session in about a month
and a half in which more than a
million shares changed hands.
The softness of utility equities
was attributed almost wholly to
publication of the' New York
state power authority's report
which stated that investigation
had disclosed power rates in this
state were nearly twice as high
as they should be. Although
utility officials felt that the pow
er authority's claims could be re
futed, the possibility of rate cut
ting tended to give holders of
these stocks something of a fright.
Consolidated Oas lost 2
points at 24. It was down
to 23 at one time, its lowest
price in the last 10 years. The
company's preferred issue drop
ped 4 to 85. United Gas Im
provement also reached a new
year's low with a decline of a ma
jor fraction. Others In this
group, down fractions to around
2 points, Included Public Service
of New Jersey, Columbia Gas and
North American.
Oas from ordinary moth balls
is deadly. to grubs of the Japanese
beetle In the soil.
III BUTTER r.lARKET
MARKET
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FIGURES IN TREfiD
CHICAGO. Not. 13-P)-
Strength In eorn Induced buying
In wheat fatnrea In the final min
utes of the market session today
that transpored early losses into
net fractional gains.
Reports of frost In sections of
Argentina and persistence of dry
weather complaints from parts
of Nebraska, Kansas. Oklahoma,
Texas and eastern Colorado were
only minor stimulants to wheat
traders who paid more attention
during most of the session to a
sharp recession In the Liverpool
market. Corn sold at a new high
level since early in September.
Wheat closed unchanged to
cent higher compared with Sat
urday's finish. May at
cents. Corn was 1 to 2 cents
higher at the close. May reaching
-H, the result to seme ex
tent of a lack of pressure rn the
market, Oats and rye gained
fractions and provisions were
firm.
Today's closing quotations:
Wheat: Dec. old 1.00H, new
1.00-00 .May 9H-4; July
4-94H.
Corn:
Dec. old 81tt-K. new
May 83-; July
81-;
83-.
Oats:
49-50;
new
46.
il; May
July
General Markets
PBODUCB EXCHANGE!
PORTLAND, Ore, Nov. 18. (AP)
Produce Exchange, set priees:
Better: Extras, SlV&e; standards,
80 Vie; prime firsts, 29 Vie; firsts,
28 Vie.
Ifrs: U. 8. specials, S5e; IT. S. ex
fras, 32e; U. 8. mediant extras, 27e.
Portland Grain
PORTLAKD, Ore- tfov. 18. (AP)
uraia futures:
Wheat: Open High Low Closa
May A 8SV4 85 Vi 85 Vi 85 Vi
December 84V. 84 V4 884 84
Cash: Big Bend blnestem, 93c; dark
hard winter, 12 per cant 97e; do. 11
per eent, BOVic; soft white, hard winter.
northern spring and westers red, 89 Vie;
western white, 82 Vie.
Oats: No. 2 white, 838.
Corn: No. 2E yellow, 888.25,
Millrna standard, f 2 1.50.
Portland Produce
PORTLAND. Or Hov. 18. (AP)
Prints, A grade, 34e lb. in parchment
wrappers, B5e lb. la cartons ; B grade.
parchsaaat wrappers, 83e lb. : cartons Sic
lb.
Butterfat Portland delivery. A grade
deliveries at leaat twice weekly, 84-86e
lb: coaatry routes. 32-34c lb.: B rrada.
or delivery lets than twice weekly, 33-35e
lb. : 0 grade at market
Eggs Sales to retailers: specials, 8c;
Efts Sales to retailers: aeciala, 84c ;
extras 82c; freak extras, brown, 82c;
standards 28e: freak mediants SL9e: me
diant firsts 26; fresh pallets. 23e; do
tints, 28e; checks, 26c: bakers, 21e
dose a.
Xggs Baying price of wholesalers:
freak apedala, 32c; extras, 80e; fresh
extra browns, 80c; extra firsts, 27e; ex
tra mediant 24e; mediam firsts 21e; pal
lets, lSVie; do firsts, 18e; undergrade.
10-ne doxen.
Con a try meats Sallina; price to retail
era. country killed hoga, beat batchers
under 150 lbs., 11-11 Vie lb.; vetlert,
fancy, 9He lb.; light sad thin, -7e lb.;
i40-nu toa., e ve 10. ; heavy, -so is.
fancy lambs, lie lb.: ewas. 8-5e lb
cotter cowa, 4-5e lb.; canners, Se lb.;
balls H-4e lb.
Cheese 92 score, Oregon triplets. 18
ISHe; loaf. 14Vae. Brokers wiU pay k
dciow qootauona.
Milk Contract price 4 per eent : Port
land delivery, 2.25 cwt; B grade cream.
7tts th.
Mohair 1984 bavins nries. 18c lb.
Cascara bark Buying price, 1934 peel,
3c lb.
Hops 1934 fnggles, 80s lb.; clatters,
15-20e lb.; 1988 elosters, 18c lb.
lav poultry Portland delivery buy
ing prices: colored hens, under 6H lbs.,
14c lb.; do under SVs lbs, 14e lb.; Leg
horn fowls, ever 8tt lbs, 1213c lb.; do
under 3 lbs, ll-12o lb.; colored spring,
lVs to 2 lbs, 15e lb.; broiler under 3
lbs., 16-17o lb.; roosters, Se lb. Pekia
ducks. 13-lSe lb.: do colored 5 -So lb.
Dressed turkeys Mo. 1 toms and
hens, 20c; mediums, ITe; Ho. 2s, 14c
Onion Oregon, 81.75-3 cental; Yaki
ma, 81-1.10.
Potatoes Oregon Burbankt, 80-90s
cental; Scappoote. No. 1 Gems, 90-95e;
do. No. 2. 70-75c cental; Oesckntes Oeass,
fl.10-1.80 eentat
Wool 193 clip, nominal; Wills met t
valley, medium, 20c lb.; tin or half
blood. SO lb.; Iamb, 18 lb.; eastera
Oregon. 17-10 lb.
Hay Baying price from predacers:
alfalfa. No. 1, new crop, 817-17.60; east
ern Oregoa timothy 817.50; osts. 111
toa: veUh. Ill: Willamette vallay tim
othy. 118.80 toa; clover. 111 tea. Port-
lane..
Portland Livestock
PORTLAND, Ore, Nov. 18. (AP)
CattUi Receipts, 150; calves, 10; steed
dy. Steers, good, common and medium,
82.85-8.35; heifer, good, common ana
mediant, 3.75-4.25; cows, good, co-uaa
and medium, 2.25-3.7S; low cutter sad
cutter. 11.25-3.25; bulla, good and choice,
13.00-8.21; cutter, common and medium,
S2.00-8.00; vealer. good and choice,
8.00-7.00; call, common and medium,
12.50-6.00; eolves, good and choiea,
15.00-6. SO; common aad mediam, 2.50
5.00. Hogs Receipts, 700; steady.
Lightweight, good and choice, 15.60
6.50: mediant weight, good and eholea,
l5.75-e.60; heavyweight, good and choice.
85.00-6.85; packing sows, medium "and
good, 83.50-4.50; feeder and stockar pigs,
good and ehoica, 13.10-4.
Sheep Receipts, 500; steady I
strong.
Lambs, good and choice, 15.35-8.00;
common snd medium, 13.50-6.25; yearl
ing wethers, 83.25-4.00; ewes, good and
choice. 32.00-2 85: calL cosamoa and me
dium, 11.75-1.18.
ConSdence Seen
In Wool Future
On Boston Mart
BOSTON, Nov. ll.-V?)- (U. S.
Dept. Agr.)-Increased confidence
in prices waa stimulated in the
Boston wool market . by the de
velopment last week of a demand
for siseable quantities of choice
staple wools which, in previous
Weeks, had been largely neglected.
The recent improvement in. the
wool market was reported to be
an outcome of increased activity
In the goods market.
Estimated receipts of domestio
wool at Boston, reported to the
Boston Grain and flour exchange
during week ending November 10,
amounted to 1.1 1 7.1 09 pounds
compared with 10,017,710 during
the previous week.
Salem Markets
tlrada tS raw 4 per cent
milk, co-op pool price 92.0
per hundred.
(BUIk based a sanU- atkry
auturfat averagaj
Distributor price 12.10.
BoOerfat -Top S2c aztd
83c; B grade prints 83c;
A grade prints 84c '
Prlee said t crwrs by Saless bsysra
Ivovember IS
(The a rices beloo. awstonet bv aleeel
greer, are iadieativ f th daily taarket
bat ex aet guaraataed by Th Sut
maa.) TEUITS
(Bkyine Price) .
Cranberries, i bbt : 8.28
Uraperrait rterida -8.60 te 4.50
Orapfrait Aritona , , 2.40 t t.SS
raahaa, IK . .0114
Oranges, -Valencies, fancy S.OO te T.OO
Oranges, Navels S.SO t 4.50
Eansaas. Ib., a aUlk - .04 H
Hands - .01
temea t 5.8 S
Ustes. tresh 1.04
Qrapee
Baodiess - 1.11
Lady Ha car 1.75
Whit Malagas - 1.25
Tokay 1.35
Amies, bushel . 85 to 1.08
Pears, D'Anjeo, bu. .. .71-
VEOETABLES
(Bariae Prieal
atsdiaaea, o.
.se
Saauaer aqoash. crate
Local eatery. ds,
1.00
.75 t 1.00
.45 te .75
tanlif lower
Egg plant local lb.
.01
Cabbage, ewt, local
.Oe te LIS
smut cabbage
SO t .SS
Oreea peppers, local, lb.
Onions. WMhlorUa, 50 lbs. , .71
Local onieni, 50 lbs. .81 '
Lettue. iecal. crate 75 U 1.00
Calif. 88 85 t S 85
Salsify, dox. .40
Beets, local, dox. , .20
Saaasb. Habbards and Banana .01
Carrots, local, dot. IS te JS
Local Potato
Ne. L, hundred
No. 2, hundred
Taklma, 50 lbs.
.ft
.80
.42 H
S.OO
.13
.11
1.75
.IS
.38
' .85
.50
Sweet oetstoea
California peas
California beans
Tomatoes. Calif, lug
filberts -
.18 to
Turnips, dox. -
Kadives, dot.
Italian broccoli.
large
Bora
(Bavins Prlee)
Cluster. 1934. lb., top 12
Fnggles. 1934. top. Ib. j
15H
.38
EGOS
(Baying Price)
Extras
.30
.27
.25
.18
.83
.81
.28
.20
Standards ...
Medians .
Pullets
Wholesal galling pne
Extra
Standards
Mediums
Pallets
WOOL AM) MUBA1B
(Baying Price)
Mohair.
1934 clip .no market
Mediam wool, 1934
.18
J0
Coarse and fine wool, 1934
POULTrrV
(Baying Price)
Hesvy bent, 4H to 5 lbs.
Orcr SM pounds, Ib.
Colored mediums, lb.
Median Leghorns, lb. ,,
Light lb.
.10
.10
.10
.08
.09
.IS
ai
.04
ji
Broilers, colored.
Leghorn, lb.
lb.
Ktags. Ib
Turkeys, hens. lb.
MS AT
(Baying Prlee)
Spring lambs -.4.50 te
Tearliags " and
Ewee ,
B.00
.03
.01 K.
Hogs. 1S0-1S0 lbs.
6.00
8.25
5.75
.05
170-210 lbs. .
210-250 lbs-
Steers
.03 t
-Oltt to
.02 te
-02 H e
Cows
Bulla
Heifers
Veal, top
Dressed veal, top
.02
.02
.03 H
4.50 to 5.00
.08
D retted hogs
Jl
GRAIN AND HAT
(Burins Prlee)
Wheat, westers red ,
.81
.88
Whit. . 1
Barley, feed, Ne. 1, toa
Malting, ton
feed, toa
Hay. baying prices -
.28.00
.84.00
.30.00
. 1.00
. t.oo
-11.00
Clover as
y
Oats and vetch, toa
Alfalfa, vallay, first eat
Clover Seed
Bed. lb.
. .17
.20
.80.00
.37.00
Alsike. Ib.
Vetch seed, toa
Oats, milling, toa
Gardeners' and
Ranchers9 Mart
PORTLAND. Ore., Nov. lt.-UP)
-Today's session of the gardeners'
and ranchers' market was quiet
with little change in prices.
Local lettuce was offered at 80c
and 1 a crate and The Dalles at
$1.25. Tomatoes continued at 35
and 75 cents a crate.
Danish squash was up slightly
to 50 cents a cantaloupe crate
Root vegetables and other Items
were steady.
The' list:
Tomatoes Per erst. 85-75c
Spinach Par crane box. 75.
Carrots New,, per dosen bunches, 10a.
seen rer aosea Dunes, ao.
Parslar Per dosea beaches. 10.
Oreaa Onions Per dosea bunehes, 15c
utt onions uregen, 1.40-1.00 per
ivu pvuaas.
Turnip Pr dsn bnaehesv 15-10.
Rutabaga Per craten, S5-40c
Parsnips 40c per crate.
Radishes Par dosen b caches, 15.
Pes Local. 68c
Lettuce Per crate, local, 60c l; The
siies, i.i9.
Cabbage Par crate, 70-75.
Cauliflower Local. K. 1. 55-60 per
crate; mo. a. --sue per erste.
. Celery heart Per dosea benches, 75-
soe.
Celery Per crate, SOc
Peppers Red, 80e per peach box
green, 60s per orange box.
Green Besns Per ib (OTe.
Squash Danish, 80 per crate; sum
mer. U(ffauc; crookneck. 85c,
Cora Per sack. 75-l.
Cneambert Pickling. SO Q 85c; sUclng.
40c
EcgplaBt Local, SOc; Dalles, 50060.
rrnnee -rer pena. se.
Apple Jumbl pack, per bex, 80-50e;
05a; lHlidoa or Bpitsenbergs, extra
fancy. 11.50. .
Pumpkins Per cantaloup crate. 40.
Brussels Sprout Pr eraU, 60-80.
Potatoee -Per eraag box, 60-70.
Broccoli Per lug. 15.
Stocks and Bond
(Copyright 1984, Standard Statistics
Co.)
November IS
STOCK AV-UCAOES
60 SO 90 90
ladle. IK'S. Ota. Total
Today 88.1 8L1 68.1 84.6
Previous day 88.S 8L4 89.S 84.6
Week ar . S8.S 80.7 88.8 84.0
Tear see- . 7t0 68.7 78.4 T7
3 years age 77.3 83.9 91.9 84.4
High 1984 - 63.9 90.0 90.. S8.1
Lw 1934 73.1 74.1 77.1 74.1
SOn AVT8SAQES
I 30 20 10 60
India RR'a TJts. Tul
Today , ST.e 87.1 53.4 73.8
Prv4ns day S7.1 S7. 56.S 74.0
Week are 84.0 S6.S 65. 71.S
Tear age . 68.1 IS.t
S years age Sal 48.7 124.8 85.1
7 year ar 114.5 111.4 124.6 130.7
Hig19l4 -106.0 54.8 98.1
Law 1934 7141 84,1 61.4 SS.4
JTw 1184 lew.
4
WHEAT LEAGUE TO
ARLINGTON, Not. 1 1. Witlt
the wheat industry once more on
the upgrade after Its most serlone '
slump in history, this city is pre
paring for a record attendance for j
the eighth annual convention of
the Eastern Oregon Wheat league
which has been scheduled to meet
here December ? and 8. The sec
ond convention of the league waa
held here In January, 1129.
"The league has been exception
ally active during the past year In.
the interests of the Oregon wheat
growers," says Charles Smith, see- .
retary of the organisation and
emergency assistant county agent
leader with O.S.C. "We feel that '
it has lived np to its established .
purpose of providing an effective
medium of expression for the raea
in one of Oregon's greatest agri
cultural enterprises.
Under the leadership of Presi
dent J. B. Adams of lloro, and
Vice-President Mac Hoke of Pen
dleton, the leaguo assisted in a -
half dosen successful developments
of the past year. Smith reports.
It aided ia the successful tight
to have the processing tax remov
ed on jute bags and to prevent low-;
erlng of present smut tolerances
in the new grain grades. Smith re
counts. .
Mr. C. L. Fowler
Again President
for Stitcher Club!
PLEAS ANTDALK. Nov. 13.
Mrs. Tom Trent entertained the
Pleasantdale Needle club and two
guests st her home near Dayton '
Friday afternoon. Mrs. H. H. Clark
and Mrs. Prank Sparhawk were
the guests. 1
Annual election of officers re-
suited: Mrs. Clarence L. Fowler, .
re-elected president; Mrs. Silas
Johns oTn, rice-president; Mrs
Henry Freshour. re-elected secretary-treasurer.
Mrs. Trent served
refreshments.
NOTICE OF ADMJAISTRATOR'8
SALE OF REAL PROPERTY
No. 34591
IN THE CIRCUIT COUKT or
THE STATE OF OREOON FOK
MULTNOMAH COUNTY,
Probate Department
IN THE MATTER OF THE ES
TATE OF ELIJAH C. BAKER,
Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
that pursuant to an order of the
above entitled court duly made
and entered In the said cause on
the 31st day of August, 1934, tha
undersigned administrator or. the
estate of Elijah C. Baker, deceas
ed, will on and after the 15th day
of November, 1934, at the office
of Glos & Glos, 205 Lumbermens
Building, Portland, Oregon, pro
ceed to sell at private sale to tha
highest bidder on the following
terms: 1720.00 in cash, and the
purchaser to give a note for 11.
580.00 payable on or before three
years from the date thereof, bear
ing interest at the rate of 7 per,
annum, secured by a second mort
gage on the following described
real property, payable to the un
dersigned administrator, and the
purchaser further to assume and
pay a first mortgage now on said
real property In the principal
amount of 1800.00, together with
Interest thereon, all subject to tha
confirmation of the above entitled
court, all of the following de
scribed real property belonging to
the estate of said Elijah C. Baker,
deceased, to-wit:
All that certain 62.5 acre farm
commonly known and described
as the BAKER RANCH, situated
in Section 4, in Township 9 South,
of Range 1 West of the Willam
ette Meridian, In MARION COUN
TY, STATE OF OREGON, and
more specifically described as fol
lows: The South half of the South
west quarter of the Southwest
quarter of Section 4 in Township
9 South, Range 1 West of the Wil
lamette Meridian in the County ot
Marion, State of Oregon, contain
ing 20 acres of land more or less;
also beginning at a point in tha
West line ot the D.L.C. of Henry
Foster and wife, 9.92 chains N. of
the S.W. Corner of said claim la
T. 9 S. R. 1 W. W. M., Marion
County, Oregon; thence North
14.92 chains along the W. lino
of the Henry Foster claim; thence
N. 89 deg. 30' East 20.13 chains;
thence South 14.91 chains to the
N. E. corner of a tract ot land
owned by E. C. Baker; thence
South 89 deg. 30' W. 20.13 chains
to the place of beginning, con
taining SO acres of land, more or
less, excepting the right of way
for the Salem Flouring Mills
Water Ditch as long as the same
is used for such purpose, all lying
and being in Marion County, State
of Oregon; and
ALSO, beginning at a p o 1 a C
8.00 chains West ot the quarter
section corner between Sections 4
and 9 in T. 9 8. R. 1 W. of th
Willamette Meridian in Marioa
Connty, tate of Oregon; "thence
running North 25 deg. 80' West
14.93 chains to a point; thence
West 5.90 chains to a point;
thence South 13.00 chains more
or less to the section line between
Sections 4 and 9; thence North
89 deg 30 East along the sec
tion line 12.12 chains to the place
of beginning, and containing
11.82 acres more or less, all ly
ing and being within Marioa
County, SUte of Oregon, and con
taining In all of the above de
scribed tracta 42.50 acres of land
more or less. '
Dated at Portland, Oregon, this
18th day of October, 1934.
First publication, October 17,
1984.
Last publication, November 14,
1934.
ALVTN C. BAKER
Administrator of the Es
tate of Elijah C. Baker,
Deceased.
Glos 4 Glos .
205 Lumbermens Building,
Portland, Oregon,
Attorneys for Administrator.
0. 17-24-21; Nt 7-14.
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