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Tht OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Friday Morning. iJaa-ary 18, 193S
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HELP WANTED FEMALE
WANTED D spendable girt for
Bousowork. Tel. S91.
: SITUATIONS WANTED
High school girl will care for chil
dren evenings. Tel. 1177.
. TOUNO GRADUATE REGISTERED
' pharmacist wishes position. Capable of
taking fulVcharge. Prescription spe
cialist and trvps fitter. Several years
' experience : in leading Pacific coast
stores. Box 127, care . Statesman.
: FOR SALE Miscellaneous
Old papers 10c per handle. States
man office. ,i
Apples 25c. walnuts 12 and 14c
Income tax figures must be cerrect
Rent an- Adding Machine and make the
Job easy. Thos. Roen. 420 Court.
x linoleum rug. 11.00: 9x12, $4.50.
Almost as good aa new. Will consider
trade for single bed. S45 Bellrue.
Good feather bed, 18. Tel. 4351 .
-. Biker's Hotpofnt !. oven like new.
2 steam pressors, plows, tractor.
spring tooth harrow, drag harrows.
furniture, ranges, heaters, etc. Tel.
S-l-l-S. Call at F. N. Woodry's Auction
Market, Mil N. Summea,
FOR SALE Drag saw. good condi
tion, ISO. Edwin Cheatham, RL 7,
Box 14.
Barred Rock setting hens. $1.25 ea.
Guaranteed. W. H. Peljter, Rt 1, Box
217, Salem. i '
About lit tons of good oats and
Veatch, baled hay.
1IT .& High r,
TeL .
.TRADE Miscellaneous
Ladles' fur coat to trade for llirht
ear. Nor later than 11. Bx. 22, Wal
lace.; roaa. t
WANTED- Miseellaaeous
WANTED Walnut meats. .Any qua-
nuy. any time, etate caretcna.
Caih or trade for furniture, ranges,
heaters, machinery, tools, or what hare
you? TeL 8-1.1-. I. N. Woodry, auc
tioneer. - f . .,
,, MISCELLANEOUS
- v-i"i-inrvi(Vinnrifl
1 Free We pick up dead and worth
less horses, cows, sheep. TeL 48SS.
Haircuts 16c-20a 101 a OTIo'.er.
Saw repairing. Salem Saw shop.
Four Cornera Pen Road. TeL 4210. ,
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For Jewelry, expert watch repairing,
glasses fitted, see Stevens-Brown, 114
K Liberty. Tel. 7tH.
i FOR RENTROOMS
- "- ' -- - -- -i-i - -ii-iru-Li-.ru-xruu-un
' Furn. m and gar. during legislature.
No, smoking. Hi Market. Dial J41.
mm " " " sfc. .-. - - i - --'i--.-N---t---run.iarunrxn
; Sleeplnr Voom, CSS Center'
- Rooms, cor-fortable bedw. 434 ITnlon.
; ROOM AND BOARD
- Room and board for two. Close In.
401 Marlon. TeL 4445.
v Table hoard, 140 Chem. TeL S394.
. Rooms, board, steam' heat; near
State Honwe. Tel. 360.
FOR RENT APARTMENTS
vSmall furn. apt., S90 Union,
f t R. furn. apt. 250 & Cottage.
-lst fL l-rm. apt, adults. 42 Union.
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Clean, well furnished apt. Its High
land Ave. Inquire 275 N. 20th.
..... . nrminnuwuu
'.: ' : FOR RENT '
i.V 55 Toom 'urniahed apartment
111. 0 per month. Adults only.
- CHILDS MILLER, Realtors
144 State Street Tel. S708.
' POR RENT HOUSES -
--"------" - -ii -fvy r nw
liouses Forkner 1851 N. CapltoL
-room nouse, s clocks rrom eap-
.nw viag. tel. , 1 M l f. n, W
sfterXjm.j
IFor Sale Real EsUte
BJfc iriisrwM'brrjxsi
SPECIAL HOMH BARGAINS
11150. Will buy this modern 4 room
. plastered borne with two bedrooms,
tuu. cement oasement, - furnace,
fireplace, paved st, garage, lo
- , eated In N. Salem, f ISO. down, bei;
m - $10. per mv to Include Int at .
91150. Three room stucco bouse with
fireplace, garage, good location on
! Fall-mount Hill, lot 71x100 feet,
paved st. only 1250. down. baL.
ISO. per mo., to Include Int at
12110. Late built modern 4 room home
! with t bedrooms, oak floors, base
, ;ment furnace, fireplace, garage,
paved st, good location tn north
east Salem. 25t. down. baL, 111
iper ssol. to include int, st 4. .
91710. Late boat -modern S room Home,
oak floors, fireplace, full cement
abasement furnace, large Attic,
'nice east front lot located across
t from Leslie school en & Church
St. only 750 cash, baL- easy
' .' ' ' terms. , N - : ''- i
tlHO. Modern I room noma, all nfee
large rooms, exfra Urre living
worn, fireplace, bksement, furnace,
; . , rarse. only gU blocks out
WONDERFULYALUH IIJ50.
eaah, bal. easv terma
SEW US FOR BARGAINS. -;
W, It GRARENHORST CO -REALTORS
v 714 S. tlbeHy St Tel till
INT FACTS
FOR SALE Real Estate
. . ACREAGE
11 acre ranch., 1 mil from Sa
lem on paved street (-room bouse and
range, rood burn, family orchard,
best of soil. Ideal location for a filling
station. 81200. Kruescr. 117 N. Com'-
- : . SPECIAL ' "
t room modem bunjr&Jow, East Sa
lem, foreclosure, price of f 1158 with
less down, bat like rent
CHILD3 A MUXJER, Realtors :
lit State SI -h - TU 6768.
SIX ACRE SNAP-
Only 81060, part terms. Well located
8 miles north of Salem on travel road
and near highway,, .best of dark,' fertile-
soil, 6 room cottage, barn and outbid--,
electricity, j well and electric
pump. ; . ' '
CHILDS MILLER. Realtors
S44 State Street :i Tel. 6708.
16 A.. 2S A. . cult.' baL stump -and
timber pasture, creek throurh place,
equipped. Only site : terms, xou can t
beat this. - 'L t- -----
R a 8HIE1JDS '
Oregon Bids. i? U ' Tel. 19 OS.
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Exchange, Real ' Estate
exchange:
Neat 4 room colt are modern except
basement, rood residential district.
paved street. Will trade for larger
bouse ana pay iiooo.
Call MRS. ELLIS witn f
CHILD9 4c MILLER. Realtors
34 Bute Street t; ; Tel. S70S.
F0 ALE-fFARMS
SPLENDID FARM HOME
17 acre farm of ntltjr clay loam that
will grow almost ; anything. Borders
Santiam river; excellent buildings and
good xaxoiiy orcnara : close to two good
towns in Willamette valley. Tou can't
go wrong on this farm at the price at
which 7 am Instructed' by my client to
sell. 11000.00 cah and easy terms at
will handle. t
DONALD A. TOTJNa Attorney
SOt 17. S. Bank Building
' Sa1m. Orrron
WANTED REL ESTATE
Have cash buyer for ten or more
acres near Salem. Wants good-son
with buildlnxs preferably modern ; also
buyer . for ten to twenty acres with
prunes. Wants to turn 4-rm. house part
payment. Boo mo at one.
WINN IK JfKi J i jutir
- S19 Court Street
Business Opportunities
Grocery stock and i fixtures, down
town. Tel. 5210. I j i ..;
Sale or trade, service station, cabins,
on Pacific highway, sacrifice. Midway
Park. Jefferson. Tel. 7F21. Jefferson.
J MONEY TO LOAN
Automobne and
, Chattel Loans
1 to to months to repay at lowest pes-
slble rates .-
GENERAL FINANCES CORP.
A local CO n oration
1st Natl Bank Bldg. Phone SS5S
Licensed by stats
5 Farm Loans 5
Plenty of money; for well Improved
farms If 'amply secured. Imprere or
boy now with cheap money. Ask for
booklet "Wniamette Valley Farms."
awTtir,s and Roberts, in : .
CHATTEL LOANS
CARS RE-FINANCED
WILLAMETTE LOAN CO.
TeL 1177 S05 Guardian Bids. Salem
S-114 SUte License Nos. , M-15J.
A COMPLETE SERVICE ON
LOANS DP TO ISO
LOOK WHAT TOU GET I
L CASH within 41 hours
X. Choice of 4 Loan Plana,
: S. Liberal terms, 1 to 20 mo. : to repay.
4. Pmmptnesa, Courtesy ': Privacy.
tJeneficial ; Loan
Society of Salem
Member of NRA. I
Room 119. New Bllgh Bldg, '2nd floor
LlClM3fc.JJ no. H-lzi a M if 5 by
STATE
511 State St is t TeL I 7 4 t
Loans Mane in NaTb Towns
FOR SALE WOOD
14 In. Old fir. IS. 4 ft. drv tnil rrawtti
' to. iocs if co. ru ash 14.7S. TeL
IS3.
Dry planer and slab , wood. Promnt
ueutery. tel. svss. r
..II M... A A a .
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GUARANTEED I5HY whUmm
ist. uus saiem mel oa. i Tra.
Cottage. : i i
Dry wood. for sale 14. Dial 4084.
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Dry old nr. 2nd rrowth wood.
Krrtiwg nog rueL tTta gl wells.
Burn Nut Shells. t Most heat. l.t
cost Salem Nut Growers Co-op. Phone
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TeL Fen wick 4527. 'dry wood.
Dry wood that Is dry; .TeLillS-F-21.
Dry old fir, 2nd growth. TeL 0769.
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Old drr fir II In ts (a
? Guaranteed seasoned wood. Tel. T840,
WOOD SAWING ,
mm ....... - . -i -, - .-.-.i-in r,
Wood sawing reasonable. Call 829s,
LOST AND FOUND
OHX Female Mark" mrtA rhi
SpanieL. Return 1774 Lee St. Reward.
L4JT In onainefea : Atsti-lnf Kla.w
Waterman fountain I pen. Return to
i niaifsmnn orrir. Keward.
PERSONAL
t3U??l rT.r,olvrt to chw Wrig
leys Double Mint every day this year.
" h aay beaeflU and 1 love It
FOR LE-L(jSED CARS
If Ton want to a-et - T.attto unn
-. ,, , r-ii-ii ii
EL BJSTTKR CONDITIONED CAR
than you are now driving BE SURE
and SEE OUR STOCK of USED CARS
BKFORK TOU BUZ Listed belowkre
some of the cars we now have in stock:
1981 Btodebaker Com. Sedan,
chrome plated steel
- wheels, luggage carrier,
! ;f radio, -piy Ctoodyear tires
"and tn A-l mechanical
.... condlUon. See thta one u48I.OO
im iDotac i sea a a joat '
' overhauled - f ,-, , ' . ' 17.00
is fue s Sedan, eoononu-
cal to operate ; 185.00
192T' Packard 7 pas. Sedan. S
? eyL, good condition 876.00
1929 Ford Coupe repainted L 165.00
rtere are some real buys cheap
1838 Boick Sedan needs some
1 work - : . tit a
1127 Buick Sedan See thin 76.00
Studebaker t Touring, good
urea
85.00
Will consider trades end give reas-
onaoie Terms.
Otto J.. Wilson
BTJfCK A PONTIAC DEALERS
TeL 6481 -Center and Com'L Sta.
WVIV)V
Excellent 1930 Chevrolet Tudor Se-
dan. K76.00. 2148 N. CoraX
interesting
F
The Bureau of Biological Sur
vey estimates the annual, returns
from: game and fur resources to
tal approximately 12,000,000,009.
There artv four . forma of tales
taxes, the most popular of which
is the retail sales tax. t
x v... o ' - T
That September typhoon In Jap
an did an estimated $145,000,000
damage.
, . , o - '
' Softwood is often harder than
hardwood. , . ;
All figures on religious mem
bership, of the world are at best
simply estimates. Careful compil
ing; of figures from official and
unofficial aources give the fol
lowing: Christian,- 680,000,000;
(Catholics, 475,000.000;. Protest
ants 205,000,000): Confucians
and Taolists, 350,000,000: Mo
hammedans,- 210,000,000; Hindus,
230.000,000; Buddhists. 150,000,
000; Jews, 11,000,000; and mis
cellaneous, S 54,0 00,0 00. The sta
tistical Institute of the League of
Nations estimates the population
of the world at two billions. -1 .
FOR SALE USED CARS
Valley Motor Co.
Used Cars and Trucks
19S4 Ford V-8 Sedan - ... ,, ,
9440
. 525
. 446
. 460
. 445
191 Ford V-8 Coach
1932 Ford V-8 Coach
1932 Ford V-8 DeLuxe Coupe
1932 Ford V-8 Std. Coupe
1930 Ford Model A Std. Coupe
285
iz ora Model A Std. Roadster 150
1932 Chevrolet Coach 414
1931 Chevrolet Coach 345
1928 Franklin 8 Sedan 246
1928 Packard Sedan . 145
1929 Oldsmobile Coach 145
1929 Whippet 4 Coach 125
Trucks and . Pickups
1931 Ford Special pickup
9311
. 150
. 800
is is fora pickup
1929 Ford and 1000 raj. tank
1931 Ford. Long W. Base .
1933 Ford B4, 8. W. Base
1922 Ford. Long W. Base
1933 Chevrolet Long W. Base
. 825
425
450
500
1939 G. M. O. lu-ton. L. w. Base 445
Marion and Liberty
Open Sundays TeL T910.
McKay's Used Cars
Model T delivery, license
-9 85
.8165
-9165 :
.8225
-1235
z f ora coupe
'21. Willys Knight sedan
J Chev. sedan .
30 Ford spt rdst
'31 Ford tudor
-8335
'81 Chev. DeLuxe coach
.3175
31 DeSoto sedan
1365
31 Chev. sedan, K. K. trunk
8396
it Lnev. DeLuxe coudo
9445
8395
9515
8SS0
$550
$675
32 Ford V-8 coupe
31 unev. coach
'30 LaSalle 5 pass, coupe
'33 Chev. town sedan
33 Pontlac sedan
Trucks and Pickups
29 For pickup .
'26 Chev. pickup
'31 Chev. pickup .
$145
S185
4285
-3 45
lis
$185
x yora
Reo speedwagon, license
'28 Reo 1-ton
'11 Chev. as is
31 Ford I W. R. -
31 Chev. 1m TV. B. i
32 Chev. a W. B.
$250
-8350
3385
342S
3485
33 O. M. C Im W. B.
2 Reo, L. W. B. .
.1425
Easy Terms Liberal Trades
Ooen Evenings ana Sundays
McKay Chevrolet Co.
S3 3 Center Tel. 3189 430 N. Coml
1935 Chevrolet bow on display.
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BORRKQCTS BETTER BOYS
1928 PonUae Coach 1185
1928 Chrysler Coupe 175
1928 Chev. Coach - 145
1927 Ptude Sedan r , , 125
1927 Dodge Roadster ... 75
1926 Ford Roadster 35
we nave many others to choone from.
BORREGO"S CAR MARKET
240 N. Liberty St. TeL 3638.
aeeasaes4aasi
Mathis Used Cars
'31 Cher. Coach
1341.00
29 Ford Coupes 3
each . :
"dandy's"
195.60
235.06
185.00
J25.60
29 Chev. Coach
'29 Ford Rdstr. S) each
'28 Chrysler Sedan
! Chev. Coach
195.00
'27 Chev. Coupe. Re bored, new
paint , 148.00
Also 80 other cars to pick from
I10.VO to iioo.oo real Tmyg.
: Come In and Look Them Over
Low Pri- "rt5 Terms I
!en Mathis ;
' 850 Court Street Salem. Oregon .
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, NOW WRECKING
11928 Oakland Sedan
11928 W. K. 6 Coach
1 192T V ale S Sedan
1 1926 Dodge Coach
11926 Bnlrk Standard Sedan
1 194 Model T Ford Sedan
I 1924 Model T Ford Coach
8. Comm-iaL U-BIk. South
Paper Mffl
430
f
Radi
rogram
;-;.. ' ' Friday, January 18' '
KOW POTIND 620 Xc.
T:00 Harvest of Song, VBO. -7:15
Haael Arth. NBC. .-.
T:4S Tom MitchelL NBC.
8 :0O Musie Appraciatloa Hoar. KBO.
t:15 Chas. Baara, KBO.
10:05 Orgaa CoBccrt, NBC.
13:45 Piano. . " '
8:05 Coneert Trie.
S:80 Mickey Oilltte enhaatra. KBO.
4:00 Phil Cook's Ehow Shop. KBO. ...
4:30 King'. 6,rL KBO.
j 4:45 Ooagress kotel archest ra.
6:45 Riearde and his TioUa. HBO. -
: 7 :0O First Kighter, NBC.
. 8:00 Amoa 'a' AaiU. SRrt
lwi0&igrG0TtT. my attorney. 106. Oregon
-rim aio news, ahu
11:004 mbsetadcr Hotel erckectra, KBO.
: FOTur - use - t
: 6:80 Concert.
7:45 Hill Billies. -
i8:80 Orchcetra. - ' '
t:80 Katiasai Farm cad Hesas Hoar.
10:10 Daace Aatigues.
10:85 Salon Orckcatra.
10:45 Band Music, . - , - - i
11:45 Daaee Masie. !
11:00 Edaa Fischer.' KBO. ""!
13:16 Farm and Home Hoar, KBO. '
1:000. M. Plammer. - - :
1:30 Financial and Orala BeporL ...
I. 1:85 Operatic Oessc ' i
3:00 Worid Bookmaa.
Business'
Directory
v Caida la this directory raw
oa monthly basis only. Bates
f 1.00 per line per month. .
AUTO BRAKES
Mike Panek. ST1 Sontn Commercial. -
BRUSHES
Fuller Broshec- Tel. Protidf it, TSM. '
CATERING
HoTbroolfs chicken tamales. Tel.' SHI.
j : CHIMNEY SWEEP "
TelerneJJStJorthnew
CHIRAPRACTORS
DR. a L. "SCOTT, PSC, Chiropractor,
1SS N. HlgK TeL Res. 87S2.
-; - V' DENTISTS
Dr. S. Davis. 101 -Oregon Bids.
Tel.
ELECTRICAL SERVICE
bosler Electric, 241 state st wir-1
imc, motors, appliance, repairs, service.
.FLORISTS
Brelthaupt's, 557 Court. -
ALL kinds of floral work. Luts, Flor-1
1st H7 N. Liberty. TeL 1592.
GENERATORS
Generator and armature exchange. 8883
Portland Road.
LAUNDRIES '
THE NEW SALEM LAUNDRY
THE W EIDER LAUNDRY
248 a High TeL till
CAPITAL CITY LAUNDRY
First in Quality and Service
TeephoneOSSrodway
MATTRESSES
CAPITOL BEDDING CO. Phone 4049
SALEM FLUFF-RUG and Mattress
Factory. NEW MATTRESS made to
order, old remade ; carpet cleaning, sit
ing; nuir rug weaving. S. 13th Wil
bur. TeL 8441. OTTO F. ZWICKER.
Est 1911.
MUSIC STORES
GEO. C WILL Pianos, radios, sewing
machines, sheet musio and piano stud-
tea Repairing radios, phonographs and
sewing machines, 433 State Street,
8alem.
PHOTO ENGRAVERS
Salem photo engraving, 147 N. Com
mercial. Tel. 6887.
PRINTING
FOR STATIONERT, cards, pamph
lets, programs, books or any kind of
printing, call The Statesman Printing
Department, 216 S. Commercial. Tele
phone 1101. '
RADIO SERVICE
Moore's. Tel. 7993695 N. H!gh
STOVES
I repair Stoves, ranges, . circulators,
Sell new and rebuilt etoves, raages and
circulators, stock fence, posts, chicken
wire. Salem Fence and Stove Works,
262 Chemeketa. TeL 4774. R. B.
Klpmlng.
TRANSFER
FOR local or distant transfer storage,
call 3131, Larmer Tranafer Co. Trucks
to Portland dally.
CAPITAL. CITT Transfer Co. 126
State St. TeL 7773. Distributing, for
warding and storage our specialty. Got
our rates. .(.'-,- a v
Willamette Valley Transfer.
Portland hauling. TeL 8722.
Sales to
Anywhere for hire truck. Special rate
on town hauling. Tel. 6Z78.
TRUCK SERVICE
Ashcraft. 370 Klngwood. Tel. 8380. T
WELL DRILLING
R. A. West, 10 years experience. RFD
7, Box 203. Tel. 110F6.
8:45 League of Katioas Saaociatiea.
4:80 King's Gaard, NBC. ,
S:15 Eddie King, pianist.
0:00 Sporti Ulk.
I0:0o Urebssua.
10:50 Wayne Klag's erekettra.
11:00 Ambaaaador Hotal orchestra.
11:80-12 Dance Frolie. . .
XOAO COBVAXilS 660 Ke.
9:00 Home Economies Observer.
10:15 Hobby Horse and Hew to Bide
Them. . . ;.-- " - '
12:00 Noon Fans Hour.
1:16 KOAO School el tbe Mim.
2:18 Orsgoa Literature. -S
:00 Hon leaakers' . Half Boar.
4:80 Stories for Beys sad Girls.
6:00 Opera Stories "The 71yiag
Date-Baa". - ,r . .,
6:15 Press Badio Hew. .
6:80 Evening Farm Hoar.
8:15 The Woaderfal Story ef Areaee
. elegy "The Pbaraehs of
das" Frederick 8. Dana.
NOTICE OP APPOINTMENT
OP EXECUTOR
Notlca is herabr Siren that tha
undersigned - has been -oly ap
pointed bj tas Couhtf Court of
tha Stats of Oregon, for tha Coun
ty of Marlon, as Executor of ta
last will and testament and -estate
of Frances H. Alden. . decease-.
and that ha has duly qualulea
as such executor; nil persons har-
ins; claims against the estate ef
said' decedent are hereby "notified
to present the same, duly verified,
to me, at the office of Ronald C
Building, Salem -Marlon -County,
Oregon, within six months from
the date of this notice. ;
Dated at Salem, Oregon, this
11th day of January, 1935. - .
LUTHER A. HOWARD, V
" -' Executor ot the last .will
and testament and Estate
of Frances H. Alden. De--
ceased.
RONALD C. GLOVER. . -A X -Attorney
for Executor, .. .
Salem. Oregon. J. 11-18-26; F. 1-1
WlMMi mid
unn nnipti'i Trnm .
mm rniouii iLiiiii
Two-year sentence In the state
prison tor obtaining money nnder
false pretense wan handed V.;
Lanin yesterday by Judge .1 H.
McMahan, while the case against
him on an n: a. f. check was con I
tinned. Lanin was taken to the
prison yesterday afternoon.
Jason Price's appeal rrora jus
tice court conviction and 10 days
with SI OS fine was dismissed from
circuit court on motion of defense
council. -By this action, the sen
tence Imposed -: In J justice court
holds.', - --- v?:-; .-! ,! . - i
: V. O. Slsemore's attorney also
asked that the motion for appeal
on Justice court conviction be dis
missed, so the 10-day aentenee
and f 5 0 fine imposed last . Sep
tember 11 in the, lower court
holds. Charge against him was
feckless driving. ' j Ml-'
: Jack Leoffler, on; his appeal
from drunken driving sentence.
pleaded guilty before-McMahan
and was fined 100 and given six
months in the county Jail. .. v
With disposal of these cases,
slated for trial today, the circuit
court jury was ordered not to re
port . until . Saturday morning,
when the state's charges of drank-
en driving against Kenneth Darril
Birch will come to trial, unless
disposed of today. This Is also aa
appeal, from a 60-day Jail sen
tence and $100. fin a entered la
Jostle court September 21.
1 !
Rasmussen Case
Will Be Retried J
Next Courk Term
The state's drunken . driving1
charge against Antone Rasmussen
will be retried at! the next term
i of circuit court here. District At-,
torney W. H. Trlndle said yester
day. The case was tried before
Judge McMahan here last week
and went to the Jury Friday, hat
got nowhere when the- Jury failed
to agree and so was discharged
late Saturday. H
4 The case .was aa appeal from
a line ana sentence imposed m
Justice court early last year,
which stand oyer Rasmussen un
til the circuit court either dis
misses, exonerates or upholds the
lower court. ! ,
Bruce to Represent
Oregon in Cincinnati j
DALXJL3, Jan. 17. Dr. George
W. Bruce, pastor of the Methodist
church, has. received word from
Dr. Channing Richardson, head of
the Mome Missionary society with
offices At Philadelphia, that be
has been chosen to represent the
Salem district of the Oregon con
ference at a Methodist men's
meeting In Cincinnati, Ohio, the
last week in February. Bruce
plans to stop oyer for a few
days' riait with his brothers and
sisters at Cherokee, Iowa.
NOTICE OP MEETING OP
cstEDrroRS
Int the District Court of the
United States, For the District
f'of Oregon. 1 r t
tn proceedinga for a Composition
or Extension.
In the Matter of August Stein-
grube, Debtor.
To the creditors of August Stein
grube of Turner, ins the Coun
ty of MARION, ;and district
-aforesaid: : 'i
' Notice is hereby given that On
the 8th day of January, A. v.
1955, the petition of. the said
August Steingrube, Praying that
he be -afforded an opportunity to
effect a composition of aa extens
ion of time to par his debts under
Section 76 of the Bankruptcy Act,
was approved- by this court as
properly filed under said section;
and that the first meeting of
creditors will be held; at Saiem,
Oregon. Room S. in the U. 8.
Postofflce Building on the 28 th
day of January, A. D. 1935, at
10 o'clock in the forenoon, at
which time the said I creditors
may attend, prove their claims,
examine the debtor, and transact
such business as may come before
said meeting. V i M
At said meeting, said August
Steingrube, debtor, proposes to
offer terms of composition or ex
tension o fhls debts. i -
SEYMOUR JONES,
Concilatlon Commissioner.
January IT, 1935.' if . J.ll.
Defense Expert
v
v. - J. IL Treadlsy: .. i 4
ffatintmann defense co-PSel
Eged J. U. -nrrjst St.
uis, 13 handwiitinx' expert, to
analyze 'Lindbergh x-nsom - notes
and he will testify in Hauptnt's
-rT.djrfen5e, risj,---" ..
IES
i -
NEW YORK, Jan. 1 T.-(ff)-Traders
In financial markets to
day still displayed little enthusi
asm for making - new commit
ments,, but nervousness appeared
to be passing. . . -
A score or more of senior stock
issues, ranging from those not
now paying dividends to some of
the highest grade Inrestment pre
ferreds, showed advances of from
a point to as much as 4 points,
and buyers appeared to be. nib
bling at this class of securities all
up and down the list
Westinghouse Preferred at 17
was a full 4 points up, and other
preferred's registering rises of,l
to S points or so Included issues
of Associated Dry Goods, . Com
monwealth ft Southern, Consolid
ated Gas, UcCrory Stores, Warner
Bros., Blumenthal, Mlllins Manu
facturing, American Smelting,
U. 8. Gypsum, Spicer Manufactur
ing and West Penn Electric.
Among stocks steady to frac
tionally lower were Union Pacific
General Motors, Chrysler. ' Santa
Fe, International Harvester and
Public Service of New Jersey.
Tne Associated Press average
for 60 selected stocks rose .01 of a
point to 39.19. and transfers ag
gregated 758,080 shares.
General Markets
PXODUOU EXCBJJIGl
POBTLAN0, Ore, Jam. IT. OP)
Prodnee sxebaoge, t prices:
nr -xtraa, si: standards, II H:
prima firsU, I1H; lints, SOH. -rt
U. 8. specials. SO: U. 8. aztraa. 28:
! medium firtts, t5c ButUriat, S4.
Portland Grain
POKTLAXD. Jaa, 17. (AP) GraU
fntarea
Wheat Opea Higb Low Close
Mar 83 62 81-. 124
Jaly - 77 T7 TT TT
Cash: Big Bend blaeatem. 91 i; dark
bard wiater. 11 par east. S6e: do. 11
par cant. 8se; w eaUra white, 19;
sad waatcra red, 80 He.
Oat No. 1 whits. 132.50.
Cera -So. 2E yellow. 641.
Millmn Standard, 925. '
Portland Produce 1
POBTLAXD. Jaa. IT. (AP) Batter
mats, A grade, SI He lb. la parehsuat
wrapper. 64 He ia cartons; B grade.
sane- wrappers. S3c: sartoaa. S4e
Batterfst Portland deli Terr. A ends
deliveries at least twice weekly, 8S-B4e
lb.; eooatrj rootea. 11-83 lb.; B srade.
or delivery, 81-32e lb.; O gr4e at saar
ket... ...... , ... ;..
Eggs Sa lea te retailer: Specials, 37s;
extras. 80e; freak extra, hrowna. S6e;
ataaaros Be: Ire a aea ina is 85c: me 1
est firsts 85 ; fresh pallets 22e doses.
S8 saying price ot amouaalara:
Fresh specials. SSe; extras, 81c; extra
aaediuBa 20e; pallets. 17e; ckeeksv 80c;
bakers. 17e dosea. :
Obeeee S3 score: Oregoa triplets. 15e;
loaf, 16c Brokers will pay e below
qnotationi.
MUk-v-Coatract pries A, Portland de
Uvery. 2.20 ewL; B grade cream 87
lb.
Oonatry nutate Belli ag price te retail
era: country killed bogs, bait batchers,
under 150 lba, 15s lb.; vealers
faaey, 11c lb.; light and thin. S-Ss lb.;
heavy, 6-6e lb.; satter cows, 6-7 Ms lb.;
can aara. 4e lb.; buUa 6-SHe IV; lambs,
fancy, 15a lb.; mutton. 6-9e lb.
Mohair 1934 bnying price. 19e Ik
Cescara bark Bsying price, 1884 peel,
Se lb.
Hops 1834 fnggles. ( ) lb.; elss
ters. ia-I5e lb.
Lire pool try Portland delivery bay.
ing price: colored bens, over 6Vs lbs
16-16e lb.; do sadsr 6 lbs. 15-16 lb.;
Leghorn fowls, ever S ib , 13-lBe per
lb.; do ander S lbs, 11-13 per lb.;
apriags, 4 lbs, sad ap. lS-loe; snoar 4
lbs, 15-16; broilers, ander S lba 16e;
j rooatera, 6 lb.; Pekia docks
"ekia oacka .13s lb.:
colored. 10c lb.; geese, 10-lle IK
Onions Orecos, fl.6S-l.76 cental;
Yakima. 8 1.15-1.60.
Potatoes 'Oregon Borbanks, S0s-$1
cental; Deschatea 0ms, 81.06-1.10 oaa
UL Wool 1984 clip, nominal; Willamette
valley, medium, 30 lb.; fine or half
blood. 80e lb.; lamb. 18c lb.; eastern
Oregoa, 17-80 lb.; ios there Idaho ( )
lb. ,
-Hay Baying ptlce from predaeeres
alfaUa .Ko. 1. new crop, $17; eestsra
Oregoa timothy. 117.50; oats, 813 toa;
WUlsmette vaUay timothy, 14 tea; cle
ver, 818 ton, Portland.
Portland Livestock'
POBTLAKD, Jam. IT. (AP) Cattle:
Beceipts. 200: steady. w. .
Steers, good, eemmea mediam. 4.76
8.75; keif ere, good, eo-uaoa A mediam.
4.2 5-6. 50; cows. good, common mediam,
4.00-6.00; low ectter cotter, 3.35-4.00;
bolls, good choice, 4.50-4.76; cattcr,
common mediam. 8.25-4.50: vealers.
riwwi m r holes. T.OO-B.OO: CHU. COW mow
b medium, j 8-S; ealvea, good Aeheiee.
6.50-7.50; commoa A medium, 8.00-6.50.
Hnn; aatnta. '4002 S5o lower.
Lightweight, good A choice, 8.50-8.86 ;
medium weight, good A choice, S.80-9.00 ;
,T-w.lrht road A choice. T.75-8.75:
pack's c sows, medium A good. 6.60-6.75;
facder A steekas pigs, good A choice.
6.00-6.75.
(Um; RelBt. 100: steady. '
smbe. good A enotee, s.o-s.7a;
me a and medium. 6.00-8.00; yearling wa-
there, 4.50-6.50;
ewes.
ooo
A choice,
8.00-4.00; cau,
8.26.
medium, 3.0O-
Milk Scarcity it
' Cause of Call for
Added Donations
LIBERTY. Jan. 17. The soup
and cocoa committee In charge of
the school hot lunch project finds
Its- infix " supply suddenly short-
Anyone hATinx milk to donate is
I asked, to get In touch with Mr.
Staeey,. route 4. phone FZi.
Those who can deliver the mux
should laare it at the home ct
Ifrs. Decatur in the old Lib
erty store building Tuesday and
Thursday mornings, cocoa - is
made on these two days by lira.
Decatur. ' '. --: -. : .
, KKIZKR. Jan. 17 Mr, and
Ifrs. William Blake hare return-
ed from an extended trip in Cal
ifornia. ' They spent meh time
with hla brother. JohnBlake of
Pasadena, who has been Tory fu
tor several months, but was lm
proving when they left. They also
visited Mrs. Cutler (Doris Bow-
den) in San Diego. The Blakes
I reported the weather in southern
California ouite cold at were-
I glad to xet back to Oregon. :
vousn-ess
I s-'em M.to com IMBUES :
. Grade n raw 4' per cent
milk, co-op pool price) fl.TS
"per' hundred. . v.,;;.-;.
tKQk baaed ea nnrt ami tj
eatterfat averagsJ ,
r Distributor price f 2,ia "
- A grade botterfat De-
IJiTered, 82c; route. Sic; B
grade prints,-83c; A grade
prints, S3 He.
Prises paid te cewers t Salsei earera.
v": . Jsaaarr IT
fTke prises below, ssppaes by a teeal
K Mat; are ladieative ef tae sail market.
I are so gasrastee4 by Tbe States-
rnorre
, IBvytag Prlee) ;
Craaberrlea, bbL ; .S
Orapefrsit. riorids RQ te 4.60
Grapefruit. Ariaeae 2.40 is S.6S ''
Onuses, KsvL fancy S.40 U S.S5
- Choice te 1.60 -
eaaaaaa. Dl. oa stalk J4
, Hands - .OS
ZfBtoas - , 4.00 te 4.76
Uaua. frosb t.OS
Orspte
Emporers , ' 1.80
Apple, bashal 1.00 U 1.89
r-O-T-BLSS . .
(Bavins Prie-t '
-rtlchokw, bos
S.16
K-Utskes. Sos.
- je
,.40
89 te i ll
SOe te &
Cauliflower. Calif.
Cabbage, ewt local
Kxsut cabMge
Oreea peppsra. local, lb.
Local oat on. 60 lbs.
Lettuce, Csliforaia
as
.0
S.S0 f 4J6
. AO
.01
.01
Alt
Salsify. 4na
Sqassa, Habbarda .
Stasis, baaasa, lb.
Carrots, local, dosea
Local Potatoes
Ke. X. baadrad
J9
.58
1.59
at
.13
1.85
4.00
- JS
.2
-IS
as
.60
.65
8.50
115
Ne. -. baadr-4
Yakima, 50 lbs. Ke. 1
Sweat potatoes
Csliforaia peas
(Jantorala beans -
Tematoea, hot honse, leg .
mexteaa, tag
Filberts
Jl e
.18 te
Wslaata. lb.
Tarnipa, do.
EndiTes. do
Italics breccolL log -
Beets, Calif., dosaa
Celery, Calif.. V crste
hearts, dot.
Bora
Banns Price)
Cluster. 1984 IbH tern ,
46
.15
rsggiec. Its, top in. -
(Baying Price)
Extras
8Undsrds
Mediums
.21
.20
at
as
Pallets
WOOL AJT MOBAIB
(Baying Price)
Mohair.
1984 clip , i - market
Medina wool 1984
4!0
46
Coarse and fiae afoot. 1984
POOLTOT
(Baring Price)
Heavy hens, 4V to 5 Ibc
Over 6H pounds, lb.
Colored madiama. lb.
Medium Legboras, lb.
.11
40
40
.0
J8
.18
JiS
Light, lb.
Broilers, colored, ib.
Stags, lb.
MEAT
(Baying Prlee)
Lambs, nnder 90 lbs. --
Over 90 lbs.
Bars. 130-160 lbs.
170-810 lbs.
210-250 lbs.
8.00
7.25
S.00
8.75
8.50
6.00
Steers , . . f i
Cows , -
Balls
s-oe to
t.oe to 4.00
S.OS te 3.60
s.oe te 5.00
8.00 te 6.50
. 08
Heifers
Teal, top
Dressed veal, top ,
EWessed aegt
.15
GRAIN -Ki BAT
(Bayins Prlee)
Wheat, western, red ., '
.78
.79
White, Ke. 1
Barley, feed. Ke. L, toa
-18.00
.84.00
MalUaK tea
Oats, milling, ton
.28.00
-21.00
reed, toa
Hay. bayisg prices
Clover any
J0.00
.10.00
-13.00
Oats sad vetch, tea .
Alfalfa, valley
Clover
Bed, U
Aiaika.
lb.
.16
At
lb.
Trading in Wool
Now Scattered
BOSTON. Jan. 17-V(U. 8.
Dept. Agr.)-A very moderate and
scattered trade was being re
ceived In the finer grades of west
ern grown wools. The bulk of the
sales were on average to abort sta
ples 64s and finer wool Original
bag lines ot this grade brought
mostly 67-70 cents scoured basis
for average to good French comb
ing, and 63-66 cents , for short
French combing and : clothing.
Choice French combing and strict
ly combing , staple lines , of. fine
wools were very quiet, Arerage 12
months Texas wool, spot Boston,
were having a call at 6S-70 cents
scoured basis. -. A I'-.
NOTICE
. Call for Warrants
All warrants of School District
No. 24, Marlon County, Oregon to
and including No. 10,481 . have
been called. - Please present at
Ladd and Bush. Salem, vOregon,
for payment, '
W. H. Burghardt, Clerk; J8-11-18
i ..- No. B 19301 r
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
THE UNITED STATES FOR
THE DISTRICT OF OREGON
In dthe Matter ot ,
Helen 1. Doty, ! j
' Bankrupt, i
To the creditors of Helen L.
Doty, of Jefferson," in the Coun
ty of Marlon and District afore
said, a bankrupt, - T
NOTICE 13 HEREBY OIVKN
that ihe aaid Helen I Doty here-
totore filed a petition under sec
tion 75 ot the Acts of Congress
relating to Bankruptcy; that, ahe
has failed to obtain the accept
ance of a ma jorlty in r number
and amount ot all creditors whose
elaims were affected by a com
position or extension proposal;
that ahe desires to obtain the
benefit of sub-section (s) of said
section 7J and pursuant to, her
amended petition under said sub
section she was on Ahe 14th day
of November, 1934, duly adjudi
cated i bankrupt; that1 the first
meeting of creditors will he held
at Room 301 In the United States
National Bank: Building in Sa
lem, Oregon, on the 2 9 th day ot
January, 19 3 1, at. 2 3 0 o'clock in
the afternoon af which time the
aaid creditors may attend, prore
their ' claims, examine the bank
rupt. "appoint a. trustee if it be
comes necessary. under. the terms
of said section and transact such
other business as may properly
come before said 'meeting. - u..
. WILL ARD I MARKS
Referee in Bankruptcy. J. 18
Passes
flDVAfXE 1 GRAINS
CHICAGO, Jan. 17.-5V-In the
face ot uncertainty as to the out-' '
come of gold clause cases before
the United States supreme court,
grain ralues . tended . mostly up-" .
ward today.' " '- :
Afenace of a severe cold wave in
the domestic grain belt, together
with , renewal of dust storms
southwest, had a bullish effect.'..
There were also adricea that the
Argentine government, had sold
for exports its total holdings of
old-crop wheat, and that Arg
tine new-crop wneat Quality yfras
disappointing, with arrh
month behind normal.
"Wheat closed firm at the same
aa yesterday's finish to higher.
May 97-97 H corn - np. oaU :
advanced, and prorlslons
I unchanged to a. rise ot 30 cents.
' . Todaya' closing eiuotations:
Wheat: May, 97-97; July, 88-
Sept,, 8-H.
Corn: Mar, 89; May, t-H-
H; July, 81-; 8ept, 77-JiV ;
Oata: May. 68; July. 4;-
Sept,8.
NOTICE CALL OF WARRANTS
All warrants of School District
No. 14, Marion County, Oregon, to
and include No. 10,872. hare been
called. Please present at Ladd
and Bush, Salem. Oregon, tot
payment, -
W. H. Burghardt,
Clerk.
J.l 8-2 0-31.
; . , . ' T 3
NOTICE OF EXECXTTRIX S4I41
In the County Court ot the? State.,
ot Oregon tor the CounTy . ot-
Marlon.- ; T,t. -
In the Matter ot the EsUte ot
Mary V. Fawk, Deceased.
NOTICE IS. HEREBY; GIVEN
that pursuant to an order ot the
County Court of Marlon County,
Oregon, madeTand entered on the
third day of January, 1935, the
undersigned executrix of the Es
tate ot Mary V. Fawk, deceased,
will sell at private sale for-cash
in hand, or part cash and the.
balance to be secured by a mort
gage lien upon" said premises, ' on
and after the .second day ot Feb
ruary. 1935, at the hour of ten
O'clock A. M. f aaid day. subject
to confirmation of said Court, the
following described real premis
es; to-wit: ! .
Beginning on the - Easterly
boundary of Lot 5 in Block 50
in Salem, in Marion County.
Oregon, at a point 11.5 feet
aoutherly from the - Northeast
corner of said lot 4 and on the
center line ot a wall, thence '
Westerly along tbe center line
of said wall, ICS feet to the
Westerly boundary ot said lot;
thence northerly along the
Westerly boundary of lots 4
and 3 in said block; 25.50 feet
to a point 14.00 feet northerly
from the northwest corner ot
said lot 4; thence Easterly, par
allel with the Southerly boun
dary of aaid block 77.45 feet to
an iron pipe; thence southerly
3.32 . feet parallel with . the -Westerly
. boundary ot said lot
3, to an iron pipe tet on the
westerly projection of the cen
ter line of a 1 inch brick wall;
thence Easterly ' along the
Westerly projection ot the cen
ter line of said brick wall and.
the center Line of said .brick
wall, 87.35 feet to the easterly,
boundary of said lot 3; thenco:
southerly 22.25 feet to thfj
place of beginning, v i 'b
GRACE L. FAWK. ; liP
Executrix of the Last WtflT
I' and Testament ot Mary V.
" " Fawk, deceased. . v
J.4-11-18-25-F.I,
'and
Mart
VJar
leners
diers'
Kan
PORTLAND, Orel, Jan. lli-Vf)
-The demand for "broccoli at to-:
day'a session of the gardeners'
and ranchers' early market was
strong but the supply was lim- .
. Best stuff brought 50c per lug!.1
Brussels sprouts were back to 75c'
per crate.
. No. 1 v cauliflower ; jumped te
31.00 for best gTades.
Other produce was steady. . .
Spinach Oraara bar. 76c ". '
Carrots Now. desen beaches. SO-85e.
' Beets Dosea baacbec, SO-COc . i
Parsler iosaa baacbec, 15a. :,
Tnraipa Dosen baacbec. 30-85c.
RaUbarac Crata. 85-40e.
Parsnips Crste, 3 5-4 5c
Radishes Dosea banchea, 16c '
ttacw Crate, J 1-1.35. -Cabbars
Par crste, Qe-81.?S.
CaaUtktwer Local, Ke. 1, 60-T5C. ' - -Celery
Crata. 81.50; hearts. Sl-a-M.
Green beans Poo ad. 6-7c V
Soaaab Daaiah, IA9 oer canUTcvpe
crate: Bohemias, 01 i crate.
-"raaas Pa-a, Sc ' ----- - " -
Add lea Jambla Back. Vex. 65c: Do-"
Ucioa r Spitsamkerf, extra faacr, LAe,'
yotstece orenco box, so-o
Onions 100 lbs- $1.60-1 JO.
Brecoen Per lag, 40c
Brassebj sprcsts Crate, T0-T6e. '
Cauliflower Crata, local. Be. 1. fOe-f 1
Brasmels spreatc Crate, 40-T5c .
Stoclcs end Bond
JaBBarr IT
STOCK AVZXA
OSS
(Compiled by The .Associated Press.)
- . SO i -IS -IS so
-.-- ' ledaci. - rails - aUL stocks
Today - S8.8S S4.6S- 35.81 SO.IS
lra-. ear os.se ui sa.av h.i
Koatb ace tlJKi 35.78 - 84.03 - 88 8 ,
Tear ase 6.4T 86.68 84.5 46.lt
iBii-ia aisra SLti . tv.ii
1SS4-S6 lew 46J7 81 TT '84.16 84 M
IS8S hlrk T JS 4S.1T"
SO OT - 63.26
34.43 Ss.et
.1888 lev 34.83 . 10.53.
S059 ATZKAOXO
30
ia 19 10 -
IT' rsiu
' htdasA, -til.- ford re
05.40 - 85.83 - 48.66
Today 86.41
Prer. -ay .8S1
Month arc S5.54 .
Year wee 80.0l
JOT 85.87
8.73 84.67
79.80 77.18
S5.S 88.00
78.6 ' 6S.17
79.04 84.75
485 6640
60.78
6.TT
64.S4
. 70.46
0.1
64.58
60.86
19S4-S5 feic , 8S.s
1SS4-8S lev 74.50 .
1SI8 kirk 81.61
1 1888 lev 54.78
J