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Th OREGON STATESMAN, Sl Oregon. Thursday . Morninsv February 14, 1923
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ful Illustrated catalogue address liox
354, care Statesman.
HELP WANTED MALE
'Party for service In exchange for
apt. 109 S. conri. m.
SITUATIONS WANTED
- - - iinnnAfiAiirVTiri r i ' -
Wanted housework by hour. Will
care for children evenings. TeL 3952.
in r n r ri ii r i ii ni i an ---------
Painting, redecorating, kalsomining,
exchanged for dentistry, clothing or?
Reed, Tel. ft47: rererences.
FOR SALE Miscellaneous
Old papers 100 nt bundle 6 ta tea
man (tic.
Peach Trees
SPECIAL All kinds of fruit and
nut treea Frultland Nursery sales
yard; 240 Center St. A. J. Mathls, prop.
TeL 9820'
Spring wheat, new harness, collars.
Dorses, cows. TeL 458". tiroy rsasn.
illay, oats and vetch.- clover, wild
eat sirs. Wright. 4tf ml.. Wallace Rd.
FOR BALE MISCELLANEOUS
VW . and used furniture. . radios.
ranges, linoleum, pianos, etc. We buy,
aell and exchange. P. N. Woodry's
Auction Market, 1010 N. Summer. Tel.
MIO. :
Hay for sale. TeL 41F11.
Tiir iuLrnruui nrii"" i -i -i" - - - -
,Well rotted fertiliser, yard or sack.
TeL B27B.
' Baled hay and straw. 67F2.
nFor sale: Guaranteed first class po
tatoes, priced right, any amount, w ant
mxm dry wood. H. C. SHIELDS, 210
Oregon BIdg. TeL 890Z.
Good milk ccw for sale, cheap.
Route 4. Box 171. Tel. 137F21.
TRADE Miscellaneous
Will trade phonograph for one coid
f wood. H. U Stiff Furn. co.
Furniture for Ford. H. Lv Stiff.
Will trade 7-tube auto radio for pi
ano. 214 N. Hlrh.
WANTED Miscellaneous
White fir Hemlock timber. Any
amount. Howard, 23S5 N. Front St.
WANTED Walnut,' filbert meats.
Any Quantity, any time. State Cafe
teria.
Hauling wanted for 34 Dodge 2T.
Wood, freight, lumber, anything.
Phone 3260.
MISCELLANEOUS
Free -Wa pick op dead and worth-
.. horses, cows, eneeo Tel 4810.
Halrcuu lee-20a 103 B. Wlo'.er.
8aw repairing. Ealem Saw Shop.
Four Cornera Pen Road. Tel. 4280.
Passengers share expenses Boise,
Idaho. Leaving Feb. 21, return 27th.
11. 5355.
FOR RENT ROOMS
Four room house, good .barn, hen
house and garage. 2Vs acres 2 miles
from town. Phone 9765.
ROOM AND BOARD
For two, $4 week. Tel. 7313.
Room, board, table board, blk. cap
ital bid. 860 Chemeketa. Tel. 8394.
FOR RENT APARTMENTS
Mod. S R. furn. apt Close to Cap
itol bldg. Tel. 8764. -
Mod. t R. Adulta 643 Union.
Partly furn. or unfum.
room apt. 610 Judnon St.
2 and t
FOR RENT HOUSES
Houses Forkner 1853 N. CapltoL
Mod. furn. house, 4 bedrooms. Close
to school. TeL 8226.
Houses, Grant, 129 Court. Ph. BS84.
Cosy small bungalow, furnished.
TeL 1940 evenings. -
5 rm. bouse with large sarden spat
u. , stur Furniutra Co.
FOR RENT Furnished, modem
home; has S bedrooms, fireplace fur
nace, garage, uniy three Diocka nortn
of state house. Rent reduced te S3S.
See my agent LOUIS BECHTEL, 841
'Mate at.
FOR RENT :
Hospital beds and wheel chairs far
I rant. . , stiff Furnltnr Co. -
I Houses, acreags: 80S First NafL
. FOR RENT
s3H acres, 2 equipped chicken
nausea. 800 chicken caoacltr. Modern
room house. 2H mile from Ladd dt
. Bush bank. Rent $20 per mo,1
SEH Clifford Harold with .
1 - CHILDS MILLER. Realtors
144 State 8treet - Tel. 8708.
' Exchange, Real Estate
. To trade, Spokane city property for
- Calem property. From owner . ealy.
SsOl 1068 a XSth. .
EXCHANGE Real Estate
--- rHViWtrvni I
. WE HAVE . -
13 acres near Corvallla. also stoud I
of lots, ail clear to trad for property I
la or near Salem, Will par cash differ
ence. - -
CFIILD3 ft 1IIU Realtors
344 State St. t; TeL S798.
For SalcReal EsUte
THREE WONDERFUL BUYS IN
REASONABLY : PRICED HOMES
S room plastered house on paved
street, garage ana wooasnea.
Price 1
only S50. .- Mr -
Z choice east front lota with a room
cottage, garage and woodshed, street
paved and walks tn. Price only $1250.
in west Salem, urn corner lot
with fruit and shade trees, shrubs and
flowers, 6 room house with basement
and furnace, garage and woodshed.
Price for short time $1(00 with part
terms. l :
For good buys in homes SEE .
CHILDS A MILLER. Realtors
344 State Street I - TeL (70S.
Large house. 19 blocks from Laddl
St Bush bank, paved at cement walks,
double garage. Distant owner. Price
$1400. .,
W. O. KRUEGER. 147 N. ComT.
FOR SALE
Beautiful 7 room house only blocks
from state house, north. Priced low at
$4700, part terms.
SEE lira Ellis with
CHILD 3 A KILLER. Realtors
344 State Street : Tel. 0708.1
room, late-built, modern noma
with fireplace, ', furnace, hardwood
floors and basement. PRICED FOR
IMMEDIATE SALE. (2850. Terms.
See R. A. Johnson
W. H. GRABENHORST A CO, '.
REALTORS
134 S. Liberty St. TeL 4.
18000 modern suburban home for
$4000. Half caslt." Best of soil, mostly
In bearing filberts, fruit. Practically
new bungalow, S R., electricity, bath.
water system, mod. poultry ana orooa-
er house, two miles in. oi saiem. own
er non-resident. i Shown Dy appoint,
ment only. SEE-i-LOUIS BECHTEL,
In person. 311 State.
FOR SALE FARMS
eaaMMMMafs'aa,sawM
Farm tor rent 5 or sale to any re
liable man who has cash to buy equip
ment to $4000.00. 150 A.. 85 A. in cul
tivation, 50 A. clover, una year rem
free. Close to Salem. Box 351,
Statesman.
See this SO A- 20 A. hops, 15 A.
bottom farm land, Pudding river, fair
Improvements, electricity; $5,000.
Trade .considered. :
H. C. SHIELDS
212 Oregon Bldg. v Tel. 8902
WANTED REAL ESTATE
uu-i njuLnn - iii
WANTED Small house and lot,
around $500. Prefer N. Salem. Deal
with owner. P. O.: Box 415, Salem.
4 MONEY TO LOAN
Automobile and
Chattel Loans
1 to 20 months to repay at lowest pos
sible rates. " ;?
GENERAL. FINANCE CORP.
A local corporation
1st NafL Bank Bldg. Phone 8S53
Licensed by State
UNSECURED LOANS
State Loan Co.
212 Oregon Bldg.
TeL 7783 Lie, St. S-l5.
AUTO t LOANS
CARS R E F INANCED
Easy Terms ; Investigate
WILLAMETTE LOAN CO. M-159
505 Guardian Bldg. Salem
MONEY TO LOAN on city, farm or
acreage properties. Must be best of se-
I curlty. Good terms, low costs.
CHILDS & MILLER, Mtge. Loans
344 State St. TeL 6708.
57o Farm Loans 5
improved
Plenty of money for well
farms if amply secured. Improve or
buy now with cheap money, ask tor
booklet "Willamette Valley Farms."
Hawkins and Roberts, inc.
A COMPLETE SERVICE ON
LOANS UP TO 1300
LOOK WHAT YOU GET!
1. CASH within 48 hours,
2. Choice of 4 Loan Plana
3. Liberal terms, 1 to 20 mo. to repay.
4. Promptness. : Courtesy. . Privacy.
Beneficial Loan v
Society of Salem
Member of NRA.
I Room 119. New Bligh Bldgv 2nd floor
LICENSED NO. -8-122 M 165 by
STATE
518 State St Tel. 374-
Loans Made In Nearby Towns
LIVESTOCK and POULTRY
wwwwwNrf.
Load of horses and mules Just ar-
rived. Horses weighing around 1400
to 1500 lbs. Muiea from 1200 to 1300
pounds. Can be seen at 1900 N. com L
St. on Klver bt.
niRT .h!f-lc hatii millets. babV
cockerels. Custom hatching, custom
sexlng. Ph. 133F2, Lee s Hatchery.
-Ms
kAl. T.1s Xo.A Kr11i MUkPr.
els, $1.50 each, i Ph. 1S3F3, Lee'i
Hathpry.
FOR SALE WOOD
GUARANTEED DRT wood coal.
Tel. 6000, Salem Fuel Co. Trade A
cottage.
Dry planer and i slab wood. Prompt
delivery. TeL 3986,
Dry old fir. 2nd growth wood.
screened hog fuel.; Fred E. Wells.
16 In. old fir. 85. 4 ft. dry 2nd growth
3 cd. lots 34 cd. 4 ft. ash 84.75. TeL
8785.
Guaranteed seasoned wood. TeL 7860.
Dry wood. 16 In, 34.00. Dial 4084.
Dry wood. TeL $254.
Old fir, nearly y dry, 3S.50. Phone
137F3. - h .
Dry 2nd growth 4 ft, 84.00: 18 In.
4.60. C J. Lehman, TeL 49F4.
4000 old prune trees, makes ex
cellent wood. 142 & High St. ;
WOOD SAWING
Wood sawing reasonable. Call 8290.
PERSONAL
X will not be resDonslble for any
bills contracted by my wife, Mrs. A. C
EUla or Tony Ella from this day on
.! mm Mn.lA A V IMV1 Tnl t1
Feb. - 18, 1939.) Mr, A. C Ella or
Tony Ella. - i i
rrrrrrrrywT??
JTJfArc,?J5jSE' SSL?
suffer? For quick relief get a trea
sample of Udga tablets, a ooctor pre -
scription, at Capital Drug Store, Par -
ry's Drug Store.
FOR SALE USED CARS
ISO boys ST Pontlaa Coupes Good
condition, ill Vmbm.r
1928 Chev. Coach. 308 Madison.
FOR SALE USED CARS
Valley Motor Co.
Special
We must make mora room. If yon I
need transportation we hare it. Thlsl
is a list of our cheap buys .
1325 Bulck Sedan, 5 good tires
and license - , $81.00
1921 Mup Sedan, . runs real
good ; 11.00
112 Chevrolet Conn, very good
motor - 22.101
11X5 Ford Dickon, with trans
mission , , , 10.011
192J Ford Coupe good
tires
ana motor
?H- I
1923 Ford Coup. Runs good - 11.00
192f Ford Tudor 28.00
192S Ford pickup, licensed , , 18.10
1924 Ford panel 20.00
1921 Ford touring, good tires 18.00
Marion and Liberty
Telephone 7910
Radi
io
P
rogram
Tkarsdsy, February 14
KQAO OOKVsLT.ia Teh. It
9:00 Horn. Economies Observer
HoimF 'Interest conference dele
gates from Clseksmas and Cm
utBbis eeaaties.
10:45 Onarding Tonr Health.
12:00 Neon Fsrta Hoar.
1'15 KOAO School of Ue Air.
3:80 Home Garden Hoar "Lsndsesp-
ing" f. A. CnUbert. "Seed-
side Beauty." "Raododeaa-
rons Doty sad Doerner.
9:00 The Club Womsa's Half Boor
"The Clnb Womaa Plans Her
Fmaneei" Mrs. Geo. T. Gerl la
ser.
4:00 On the Campuses.
4:80 Stories for Boys and Girls.
5:00 Dick Mote's Oreroa Staters.
5:45 The Vespers Led by Bev. Joan
B. Burns.
0:00 Mrs. Bruce 8paalding, contralto.
0:30 KTening r arm Hour.
7:30 Radio Shorthand contest.
8:15 Law in Modern Society.
8:40 Student Forum.
Thursday, February 14
KEX POBTLAHD 1180 Ke.
ft:30 The Rereille Hour.
0:00- Request Program.
9:80 Songs of the Past.
0:45 Tango Time.
10 :02 Ramons.
10:15 Classical Soloist.
10:30 Oregonian Bible Broadcast.
10:35 Ronald Buck, Pianist.
11:45 Echoes of Erin, NBC.
12 :00 Orchestrs.
12:15 W esters Farm and Home Hoar.
1 :15 Orchestra.
1:30 Financial and Grain Report.
1:35 Operatic Gems,
3:00 World Bookman.
3:05 Musical Gems.
2:30 Story Hour.
3 :45 Piano.
4 :00 Friendly Chat.
4:30 Dance Tunes.
8:30 Everybody Sing.
9:05 7th Infantry Band.
9 :30 Thursday Theater.
10. -no Dance Orchestra.
10:50 Tom Oakley's Orchestrs, NBC.
10:55 Press Radio Msws, auu.
11:09 Woodyard's Orchestra.
11:15-12:00 Dance Frolic.
KOW PORTLAND 620 Ke.
7:15 Gospel Singer, NBC
7:30 Ronald Buck.
8 :00 Accordions, NBO.
8:15 Tony Wons, NBC.
8:30 U. 8. Kay Band, NBC.
9:15 Merry Macs, NBC.
9:45 Olympian.
9:50 Johnny O'Brien, NBC.
13:00 Castles of Romance, NBC.
13:45 Glenn Shelley. Organist.
rt.nn VAAim Kir Pianiat.
3:15 American Vocational Talk, XBOY
3:30 Mickey Gillette Urehems, xvdu.
4:00 Hotel Pennsyivsms wrcneatxa.
4:15 Oriental Gardens' urcneaira.
4:45 The Songfellows, NBO.
8:00 Amos 'n' Aady, NBC.
8:15 Stsndard Symphony, NBO.
10:15 Walts Time, NBC.
1045 Bart Woodysrd's Orchestrs,
ii.no Ambasoador Hotel Orchestra.
11:30-12:00 Hotel Biltmore Orchestra.
Storm Extends
Through State;
Snow Reported
PORTLAND, Ore., Feb
-The storm in which the dirigible
Macon went down off the Califor
nia coast also extended ' up the
Oregon and Washington coasts to
night where southeast storm war
nings were hoisted.
Portland was drenched during
j th da -.ifh a Quarter ot an Inch
e :fW1 nar(?V ar,r the
night.
Klamath Falls reported inter
mittent snow flurries early in the
day and a more steady fall as the
I day wore on. Snow feu in tne
I -.tinn nf tha state. The
I . . , "v
weather bureau warned livestock
I men to get ready ior a oiizrara
I OTer tnat area
I PEAK OOUK rAVUKHlJ
I SAN FRANCISCO, Feb.
I t-iii M M . a. TXTolnnf
I LUliU X3C.U-1 V L . VI at v
crecit, leaner oi a group oi uau-
fornia pear growers, said today
he hoped for early adoption of
a proposed agricultural adjust
ment administration marketing
No. B 19322
In the District Court of the Uni
ted States for the District of
Oregon.
In the Matter of William C. Rodg
ers and Mary A. Rodgers, Bank
rupt. To the creditors of William C
Rodgers and Mary A. Rodgers,
- of Gervals, in the County of
Marion and District aforesaid,
bankrupts.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the said William C. Rodgers
and Mary A. Rodgers heretofore
filed a petition under section 7
of the Acts of Congress relating
to Bankruptcy; that they hare
failed to obtain the acceptance ot
a majority in number and amount
of all creditors whose claims were
affected by a composition or ex
tension proposal ; that they de
sire to obtain the benefit of sub
section (s) of said section 75
pursuant to their amended peti
tion under said sub-section they
were on the 12th day of Janu
ary, 1935, duly adjudicated bank
rupt: that the first meeting of
creditors will be held at Room
301 in the United States National
I uuuis i oaicui, vrcgun.
on the 25tn day or February,
13S, at 2:30 o'clock in the aft-
ernooii at whichr, Ume the said
I creditors may 'attend, prove their
1 claims, examrnft the bankrupts,
1 aD-olnt a trustee if it becomes
necessary nnder the terms of said
section - and transact such other
business as ' may properly come
before said meeting, '
Wl LARD L. MARKS.
Referee ia Bankruptcy. .
F.lix,
Business
Directory
Cards In this directory nut
on a monthly basis only. Rate:
1.00 per line per month.
AUTO BRAKES
Mike Panek. 9T8- South Commercial.
BRUSHES
Fuller Brushes. TeL Proudflt, TS82.
CHIMNEY SWEEP
Telejhone450jRijajirrth
CHIRAPRACTORS
DR. O. U SCOTT, PSC, Chiropractor,
zs N. Hign. Tel. Kea, svss.
ELECTRICAL SERVICE
BOSLER Electrle, 241 State St. Wlr-
IngjnctorajtrjpiiMcee
FLORISTS
Brelthaupfs, 617 Court.
ALL kinds of floral work. Lots, Flor
1st. 1270 N. Liberty. TeL 8511.
LAUNDRIES
THE NEW SALEM LAUNDRY.
THE W EIDER LAUNDRY
263 a High TeL 9111
CAPITAL, CITY LAUNDRY
First In Quality and Service
Telephone 9H5 1294 Broadway
MATTRESSES
CAPITOL BEDDING CO. Phone 40(9
SALEM FLUFF-RUG and Mattress
Factory. NEW MATTRESS made to
order, old remade : carpet cleaning, sts-
ing: nuir rug weaving, h. istn s wit-
bur. TeL 844L OTTO F. ZWICKER,
Est. 1911.
MUSIC STORES
GEO. C WILL Pianos, radios, sewing
machines, sheet muslo ana piano stud
ies. Repairing radios, phonographs and
sewing machines, 432 State Street,
Salem.
NATUROPATHS
Dr. Putnam HaU. $11 & Commercial
Tel. 6066.
PHOTO ENGRAVERS
Salem photo engraving. 14T N. Com
mercial. TeL 68ST.
PRINTING
FOR STATIONERY, car da, campb-
leta, programs, books or any kind of
printing, call The Statesman Printing
Department. 215 a. Commercial. Tele-
JjjOJMltl
RADIO SERVICE
Perdue a TeL 9146 E57 Court. With
Vlbbert Todd.
Moore's. Tel. 7993695 N. High.
STOVES
t rerjalr atovea. rangea, circulators.
I Sell new and rebuilt stoves, ranges and
circulators, stock fence, posts, chicken
wire. Salem Fence and stove vvoras.
1 262 Chemeketa. Tel. 4774. H.
Fleming.
SWEDISH MASSAGE
Dr. Ella Mclntyre, Bwedls h masseuse,
nerve, muscle and Joint specialist. 422
K. Liberty. Tel. 3695.
TRANSFER
I FOR Jocal OP distant transfer storage.
call 2131, Larmer Transfer Ce,
Trucks
to Portland daily.
CAPITAL CITT Transfer Co. 228
State St. TeL 7771. Distributing, ror
wardlng and storage our specialty. Get
our ratea,
Wlllamette Valley Transfer. fialem te
Portland hauling. Tel. 8722.
TRUCK SERVICE
Ashcraft. 370 King pod. Tel. 2S80.
WELL DRILLING
R. A. West R. 6 TeL 110F8.
agreement for the Bartlett pear
canning Industry on the Pacific
coast.
CJjADI VOL1TA SUPPING
ZION. DU Feb. 13-VP) Candi
dates opposed to the 27 year po
litical dictatorship of Wilbur
Glenn Yoliva, spiritual overseer
of this religious colony, claimed
a total vote 400 greater than Vo-
liva'a candidates in the primary
today for election ot city officers
next month.
BABT GIRL BORN
HAYESVILLE, Feb. IS. Mr,
ard Mrs. Frank Furuyama are
the proud parents of a 7 pound
baby girl, born Sunday. The lit
tle one has been named Grace
Fumlko.
Monmouth Gains Several
New Business Ventures;
Blacksmith is Rebuilt
MONMOUTH. Feb. It. Mr.
and Mrs. Fred O'Ronrke have
opened a small grocery store on
Main street, this week. They were
both formerly employed by - the
Pay'n Save store here, and have
been residents of Monmouth for
about 12 years.
Mets Hubbard will open a mod
ernly equipped meat . market In
the post office block soon. Mr.
and Mrs. Hubbard have been res
idents ot this community for sev
eral years. Prior to coming here
he was employed by Armour A
company for 14 years.
Blackamit, Too
Work Is going rapidly- forward
on the new building to house J. C
Wilson's, blacksmith location, at
corner of Main and Broad streets.
tVOMI SBV FOB
!HH MB
Boys and Girls' 4-H Clubs
Hold Study Sessions
With Leaders
CENTRAL, HOWELL. Feb. IS. I
The girls' Happy Hour 4-H
cooking; club met at the home of I
their leader. Mrs. A. A. HalL 1
Tknrsday afternoon. A short pro-1
gram and a demonstration of 1
marguerite making by Haiel 1
Reals, Ruth DeSart and Anna I
Mae Pallesen were features. The I
club has started work on the pro- I
gram to be given In April. ; I
About SO women of the Ladles I
Aid society of the Pratum Men- I
nonlte church spent Thursday af
ternoon at the home of Mrs. Will
Lichty doing sewing for Indian
women of a Montana reservation
and on making over clothes for
the Children's Farm Home at
Corvallis.
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Dunnigan,
Jr., entertained their card dab
Saturday night. Three tables of
500" were in play with high
scores going to Mrs. John Lauder
back and Clarence Johnson while
low score went to Mrs. Clarence
Johnson and Lee Watltlns.
The boys 4-H Forestry club
met at the home of their leader.
Oliver Steff en, Thursday. They
sawed a cut from a tree and were
shown the method of reckoning
the age of a tree by counting the
rings of growth. They also enjoy
ed target practice with bow and
arrow.
TWO PLAYS SLATED
BY DALLAS PUPILS
DALLAS, Feb. 13. With the
bustle of dress rehearsals and
fragments of a few nervous sen
tences, certain members of the
junior and senior classes of Dal
las high have given notice that
they are prepared to show to the
public their dramatic talents Fri
day night, February 15.
A one act play "Breakfast,", by
O. Whitfield Cook, strictly com
edy, and based on the idea of a
husband trying to raise his fam
ily out of a book, will be given.
The classes will also give a
snappy three act. "The Next Best
Man," written by Leon M. Pear
son. This features a young girl, a
self-styled dramatist, who tries
to produce one of her plays, using
members of her home In the cast.
Miss Hazel Henry la In charge of
the production.
3 Flue Fires Break
Out Within 8 Hours
WOODBURN. Feb. 13 Three
flue fires were reported in Wood
burn Tuesday. "The fire depart
ment was called to the highway
about 12:30 p. m. to the Wood-
burn Arch store. The chimney at
the P o m e r o y home on Toung
street caused alarm about 5:30
n. m. and a flue at the Miss Sarah
Kennedy home burned out about
7:30 Tuesday evening.
No. B 19678
v nid.ut fn--t nf tha TTnl
- iu ul.ivi. . -
Oreeon.
In the Matter Of Thomas Lovre,
PanVrnnt
To the creditors of Thomas Lovre,
Of Salem, in tha County Of
Marion and District aforesaid,
a bankrupt.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the said Thomas Lovre here -
EillS-S;. nil.
iDiauufi k.v . y.-w ,
has failed tO Obtain the accept -
ance of a majority In number
and amount of all creditors whose u; poultry Portisnd dstvsry buy- Miss Marie Fias was compu
claims were affected hy a compo-jiag prices: Colored heas, over u ibslmented with a birthday party at
sition or extensien proposal; that
he desire, to obtain the benefit
of sub-section (s) of said Section
75 and pursuant to his amenaea
petttion under said sub-section ha
was on the 29th day of January;
1935, duly adjudicated bankrupt;
that the first meeting of credi-
tora will be held at Room 501 in
the United SUtes National Bank
. - m mm m i ,-
Building in aaiem, uregon, -u
the 25th day of February. 1935.
at 3:30 o'clock' In the afternoon
at Which time the1 said Creditors
may attend prove their Claims,
examine the bankrupt, appoint a
trustee it it oww j
under the terms Of said Section
" , . . K.,i..u
ana iraiinnci. u viwt
:V..nr;w
meeting
meeting.
WILLARD L. MARKS.
Referee in Bankruptcy.
F.14X.
The structure Is frame. 50x40,
and the old shop buildings is be
ing raxed as the new one pro-
greases.
These new business ventures
wa-m m tn Indicate a reawak
enlng ot trade interest in Mon-
month which is encouraging to
the general eltixenry. The Oregon
Normal school's attendance la
greater this winter than it has
been for a number ox recent
years. " .. !t i
Olive York, a senior at Mon-
month hlrh achooL la recovering
from a - serious knee infection
M-e-aot-A -rfitl mlaln hsalret.
ban. She has been Ul for nearly! Mots Habbard, mission, band e
two weeks, and , 1 being carea
for at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Parker. '! j
w. '. i
Corn Ti aih Hog -Price 'Rise
VtSlBlE SDPPLV IS I
CHICAGO, Feb. lS.-ttVArous-
7 posting oi nog prices mat
overtopped any peas atiainea
heretofore this season, the corn
market led an upward sweep of
am vaiues waay.
Included among stimulating
factors was announcement that
United States corn visible supplies
are scantier now than at any cor-
responding time In ten . yean.
Tightening of demand tor oats
futures was evident, with proces-
sors becoming somewhat argent I
buyers of May delivery. I
, .
Com Closed firm, CenU I
ever Monday's finish. May 85-I
S5H, wheat -lH up. May 37
17, oats 1-1 advanced, and
provisions showing 17 to 25 cents
gain.
Today's closing quotations:
Wheat May 37-97; July
J9T4-J0; September 88-.
worn Marca bs: May o a-1
185; July 79-; September
76.
Oat May 51-: July 44;
September 41.
-.
GeneralMarkets
PRODUCE EXCHANOB
PORTLAND. Ore- Feb. IS. (API
Produce Exchange, net prices:
Batter Extras. 85 Ke: standards.
S5s; prime firsts, 34e; firsts, SStte.
33 He
Ext: U. B. sseclala. S5e: TJ. S.
extras. He; TJ. S. mediant extrss, 23a.
-tatterfat: Sse.
11 Portland Grain
---
PORTLAND. Ore- Feb. 18. (API I
iirain : -
Wheat Opea His. Lew Close
-
Msr 83 H 84 88 H 84
Jaly 78H 17 70 77
Cask: Big Bead blaestenu 89Vie: dark
kard winter, IS par cent, BSe; do, 11
per cent, BStte; westers white, Slie;
soft waits, kard winter, northern spring.
westers red, 8Ze.
uats: mv. . waits, 833.50.
Cora: No. 3 E yellow, $40.78.
Hillraa standard, $24,60.
Portland Livestock
PORTLAND. Ore- Feb. IS. (AP)
Cattle: Beeeiots. 200: steady, ancnanre
tHeers, gooa and cBotee, com on aaa
medium. $4.75-0.15; keif era, good, ckoiee,
common sad media, $4.00-6.85; eews,
good, common sad saediam, $8.50-0.00;
low setter aaa estter, fi.60-s.o0; kails,
good sad ckoiee, $4.25-4-50; cotter, cena
mon sad medium, $3.25-4.25; vealers,
good and choice, $7.00-8.00; call, com
mon and medium, $8.00-7.00; calves,
good sad choice. $5.50-7.50; common and
medium, SS.OO-6.SO.
Hogs: Beceipta. 100: steady, aaeaaag-
ed.
Lishtwelckt. good and choice. $7.00-
$.25; mediass weight, good and ckoiee,
$7.50-8.25; feeivywsigbt, good "sad choice,
$7.00-7.75; packing sows, media sad
, mm AC m . A - . 1 J . - - .
'L.. i-,
ed.
Lambs, good sad choice, $7.00-7.25;
common sad medium, $4.75-7.00; year
ling wethers, $4.00-5.00; swes, good sad
choice. $3.00-4.00; cull, common sad
medium, $2.00-8.25.
Portland Produce
-wvRTT.Avn rw r.K is - AP1
Butter: Prints. A grade. 87e lb. Is
parehment, 88e lb. ia cartons; B grade,
parchment wrappers, 80 He; cartons,
37Ue.
Buttertst Portlsnd deuverv. A grade
dslireries st lesst twice weekly, 88-8o
lb.; country routes, 86-37s lb.; B grade.
I -sUvery less thsa twice a week, 87e
I ik . n A - . .,V.(
, v a --
B rrsde cream Buying price of bu-
I terfat basis. 65e lb.
Eggs Sales to retailers: Specials.
'S, extras, ac; ireau c-traa, mv--..
firsts, 24e'doiea.
Eggs Buying price o( wholesalers:
rrsdes. 16s dozen.
country meets Selling pries to rs-
1 tsiiers: Conatry killed hogs, best butck-
KfiJES T. S iVT .TJi.
i v-v -., v ..., 7J 7.
lib.; lsmse, laney. je-xae in..
vw to. k
i4- io-: .
& n3.it,,5rt
i ibi. sad mp. lsooe lb.; under 4 lbs,
i-i7e ib.; brouers, unoer ios
lb-J !?! ?
'Xtons-eon, fi.75-i.85 esnUL
iik: Contract price A, Portland de-
Hery. t-20 cwt; b grsde cream, 37V4S
FAVORnBLE FUR
v..v. -i ita.ining. Rev. u. T. weal or saiem
peei, 8e lb.
I " i ) .1.. IV a 1 ea m r
i ops: ise iga, , ., v
wf;B"I"ao2,b- . orego. tripieu, 17s;
1 ..J1; Ttrnkara will OSV Hs below.
I Potatoes Oregon Bnrbsuks, 90-95e
cental; Deschutes Gems U-ios
Mow $tJliV
1 50-1K box.
I Wool: 1934 clip, uomlnsl; Willamette
I -.11.- mediam. 20e lb.: fine or half
,v . 1 v id. 1H
aiier meuiu . -vw -
to- gardeners' and rancheri'
ff"- " " '
Hsvt Buylag price irons proauosrs:
Alfslfa, No. 1, new erop. 817; eastera
rw- timathT. SIT 0: eats. 813 toa:
Willamette valley timothy, 14 toa; cle
Ter, 913 ton, Portland.
Debris Cleared From
Cemetery Near Zenal-y the use ot u hands rather
ZEN A. Feb. 13. The Zena
cemetery is putting on a spring!
time appearance with a green,
velvet lawn, flowers beginning to
show blossoms and trees leafing
out. A crew ot five men mowed
the entire cemetery and raked all
. i Hntnr immnlt.
i
- 1 UOM w receauy.
MISSION GROUP ELECTS
MONMOUTH, Feb. 13. Newly
J elected officers ot the Missionary
society of the Evangelical enaren
are: Mrs. A. N. Poole, president;
Mrs. Rachel Miller, rice-presi-
dant: Francis Snider, secretary -
I treasurer; Mrs. R. P. Matheny, I Utnk u0 s.s
I nr-rMTnnrllna secretaTV: . Mrs. I Tear a - 85.4
i reuu-y; kts. u. -.
Uclty; Mrs. Rachel Miner,
. rarian.
Salem Mafett
Grade B raw 4 per cent
milk, co-op pool price f 1.78
per hundred.
(MSk based ea saml-aeataly
tatterfa average.)
Distributor price 2.10.
' ' A grade botterfat Deliv
ered, 87c; roate, 80c
A grade print. 87J4c; B
grade. MHc
Prises paid ss croers bv galea ksysra
jr binary is
(Tis ertses tele. Mpysed by a Meal I
nrVx&7&
ruuiTa
crsabenies. . bL
4.50
orapefmit. Florida .2 te s.ts
wifMiiH, annua - , .vv s.w
Oranres, KaveJ. faaer 3.40 -ta 3.S5
Oheiea . lt s.co
Bsaaass, lb, ea stalk
Heads
Lament, faaey .
4)5
.00
.4.00 to 4.75
. .53 to S.25
i.oe
cnotce
tiaras, fresh
Apples, basket
L00 te US
VEorrABLxa
(Boriag Pries)
Rhubarb, 15 lbs.
1.00 to 1.25
New petstees, Florida
Artiehekea. boa
.08
-2.T5 to 00
.80
Kaiianes. aox.
Csaliflowsr. Calif. .
Cabbage, cwt local
1.25
.85 te 1-15
Ureea peppers, lb. ...
Local oaUras, 50 lbs. Me. 1
.20
.00
no. a. so lbs.
JO
! Lettuce, Califorala
3.25 te 3.TS
, L35 te 1.T5
.40
,0S
..08
i Drv pick
Sslsifv, dnsea
Baoaah, Bsbbards
Sqasih, baaans. Ib.
usrrois, vain, aoxsa
Local Potatoes
He. L ksadred
.SO
M
.35
1.85
.10
.13
1.85
8.50
J5
20
J$
.60
.50
.85
S.50
1-3S
Me. 3. kosdred
Takhna. 50 lbs. Ma, I
Me. 3. 60 lbs.
Sweet potatoes
California peas
Cslifornls beaas
Tenatoes, ket hoase, lag
Mexican, lax
filberts
as ta
as ta
" Baia
ll
Itali-a I
Waloots. lb.
dos.
doe.
Italiaa broccoli lac
?. Calif, doxea
n.i. , r
Oelerr. Calif, H crate
a eerta cos.
nor
I Buying Price)
Clasters. 1034 lb- top
Fuggles, 1934, top lb
COOS
.13
-nominal
(Bsying Price)
Extras
Standards
Mediums ,
.20
.10
J8
as
Pullets
WOOL KO SUB11B
(Bering Prise)
Mohslr. 1934 clip ne market
Medium wool. 1034 .30
Coerss aad (ias wool. 1034 - 4.8
POOLTM1
(Barlag Pries)
Hear- hen a, Vi to 6 lbs.
.13
.18
43
.18
1
48
JOS
.04
OTer aft pounds, la,
Colored mediums, lb.
Medium Leghorns. ID.
Ugkt, la,
Fryers, Ib. ,
Stars. Ib.
Roostsrs, lb.
UE T
(Boytag Pries) '
Lambs, under SO lbs. 0.50 te 7.00
Over 90 lbs. 5.7S te 0.85
Hogs, 180-100 lbs. top T.50
170-310 lbs., top 8.25
1 10-250 lbs, top 8.00
Steers 5 00 te 8.00
Cows . 8.00 te 3.50
Bulls 3.50 te 8.00
Heifers
VeaL ton .
S.00 to 4.50
8.00 to 8.50
41
Dressed Teal, top
DrssseC aogs
44 H
O RAIN AHD BAT
(Bering Pries)
Wheat, westsra red
.78
- .79
.28.00
.88.00
.27.00
-32.00
White, No. 1
Malting, toa
toa
Ray. baring eric
I Clorer hay
. 9.00
. 9.00
.13.00
. 48
. 41
Alfslfa. ralley
Clever Seed
Bed, Is.
Alsike, lb. .
DOOUTTLES OPEN
bCUTTS mis, jeD. is. 4 -
mer Doom tie has rented what
was formerly the shoe repair shop
and one room will be used for
w Illias. whll. Mr Doollttl.
I ... . . . rt
tm ma uie uui itoui iui -
ing and cleaning
ner nome rxiaay mgnu
Mr and Mrs Otis Shepherd are
I receiving feliciUtlons upon the
arrival oi a son, Dora at tne au-
verton hospiUl Monday morning,
About 2$ attended the Town-
send meeting held at the Crooked
Finger school house Monday eve-
ws the principal speaker. Town
send meetings are held each Mon
day night at Scotts Mills, this
one being the first one In the
Crooked Finger district,
PUPPET SHOW DRAWS
WOODBURN. Feb. 13. The
puppet show given Monday after-
- . vii i i i ml
.-. V.-v TvT
peteer from New York, was weU
attended by the students, high
school and grade school teachers
and townspeople. The main fea
ture of the program was a com
edy entitled, "The Adventures ot
Billy," presented by Winter's pup
pet characters which he operates
than with strings.
Stocks arid Bond
yebrusry 18 " '
ROC AT-nAOZS
(Compiled ky The Aaeoeia ted Preaa)
80 1 IS. - 60
tadnst. tails atiL stocks
Tedsy 8.S , it. 84.1 88.S
Prsr. day S8.4 H.S 94.S 88 J
Moatksce SS 84.5 85 89.1
Tesr as 9.0 40.4 87.9 49.1
1985 -if 6S.9 S7.S 4J-S
19S5 low 5S.0 Sl - " f
mil hi aaa
1984 low.Z. 45- JUI : 84JI
84.9
0- AYSZAOZH . .
A IA . 19 ' 10
' " rails 'ladaak. tHL terelt--'
I S5.5 r 94.1 8S . 8.S
M.m in : - as.s - es. t
s. a
S9.T. 8L.4 6.t
95.9 -- Sad 0.4
- l1
r- im kixk so.4
99.9
78.T
88.9
68-
T0-O
11 lass law V4.S
eo.8
A'sw 1888 aifk.
PRESSING BUSES
mm IS LK
AVERAGE UrJCHArJGED
NEW YORK. Teb. l.-rVS
lected stocks and grain found a
moderate ' ball following today,
bat speculative activity continued
restricted In all directions.
In the equity market traders
concentrated mostly on a relative
ly few Industrials, especially the
can shares. The general list mov-
ed narrowly with rails and utill-
ues a mUe lower on the "er-
age.
The Associated Press average
for CO stocks recorded no change
at 38.6, aadthe turnover In the
stock exchange vras only 3 8 6,4 4 S
shares.
Eastman kodak responded to
the action ot directors in placing
the stock on a 1.25 quarterly di
vidend basis, compared with SL
previously paid, with a lift of a
full point to 115. American
Telephone was rather freely of
fered on Washington news regard
ing its coming congressional in
vestigation aad ended 1 points
lower at 103.
Movements ot the general stock
list were mixed. Leaders gaining
minor fractions to around ot a
point Included Westinghouse at
38, American Tobacco "B" at
804, Sears Roebuck at 35,
Chrysler at 38, Consolidated
Gas at 18. General Electric at
231., and National Biscuit at
28.
Other trading favorites show
ed declines of about equal propor
tions. PORTLAND. Feb. 13.-P)-There
continued a good local
movement In the butter market
even at the late advance in the
price. Makers reported churn
ing operations continued on a
rather liberal scale and especially
so considering the season. De
mand was taking full care of all
surplus offerings.
Butterfat situation was hold
ing firm and at the late price
spread.
Trading in the egg market was
considered about steady over the
semi-holiday. There was no
change in conditions or price oa.
the local market.
General steadiness was suggest
ed In the market for chickens.
Prices in general were being hell
Intact as a rule.
Country killed calves contin
ued to dominate the market for
meats here with continued bet
ter demand than supply at late
price. , Lambs of quality are
holding up well with hogs steady
and trifle easy.
Market for onions continued
to show a very- firm tone at
$1.50 net in the country while
resalea to retailers here were
higher and generally up to 31.90
cental for best. Onion sets were
also firmer.
Canning Tomato .
Prices for 1935
Crop to Be Set
Minimum prices of canning -tomatoes
for 1935 will be decided
at a. meeting Saturday morning
In Portland, the Oregon building.
1 when representatives of canners
and control committee ot . the
Oregon-Washington melon and to
mato market agreement gather.'
The price agreed upon at this
I time will apply to all tomatoes
sold for canning purposes in the
two states during the coming
season.
GTJEST OP CAMPBELLS
WACONDA. Feb. 13. Mrs. C.
Plowden of Plowden Bay, B. C,
was the overnight guest ot Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Campbell Tuesday.
Gardeners9 and
Ranchers' Mart
PORTLAND, Ore., Feb. 13.-CP)
General prices on produce were
much the same at today's session
. - - -- ..
T market. , v
Celery hearts were 31.25 ber
dozen bunches and going fairly
fast. Cauliflower was steady at
11.35 per crate for No. 1 grade.
No. 2 grade Is (Sc.
A good supply ot cabbage was
on hand and found plenty of buy
ers at fl.25 a crate.
Bplnsch La. Tse-91.2s.
Carrots Sew. desea benehss, 80 85s.
R-t Pa buaeaee. SO
BUTTER MOVEWlEIiT
cu mi HUES
Psraley lesea boneSes. lSe. .
Turaipe -Dossa bsaches. SO-SOs.
Rntahaos Lot 8a40s,
Winter rsdiskes Desea kashss. Mev . .
lttaee Kerthwest. srste T5e- .
Cabbsre Per orate, Of"!-?5.'.
Canliilewar Lseal. Hs. .8, 91415;
SOe crate.
Celery Crate, t -50-1.75. ,
Celery Hesrts--Desea bunckes, 81-5. -
Soussb Dsalsk, SOe per eanUleupe
te; lug, 40-45,-
Apples Jumble peek, .
Pets tees Orsnrs kea, 60-80,
Broccoli Per 1st 60-0e.
Green Ouione Deae bsackee. 85-80. ,
fc-ssels Sproot Crate t
Dry Oniona Ormr-a, 10Olbs fl-8.
udiT Dosea. 80s, : .
CASH BUYERS
Butterfat and Eggs
CiPIT0L DAIRIES i
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