The OREGON STATESllAN, Saka, Ortjroa, Thursday Jlorniajr, JUay 23, 1935
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HELP WANTED
aju-JT-n. -u-u-i ------ i - - wm-
Wast 15 strawberry pioiters.
Bchwengel. R. 7, Box 438. SaJem.
D.
HELP WANTED FEMALE
Housekeeper; must know how
to
cook. Good wages. TeL &S4T.
SALESMEN WANTED
Srw r riii-i- ---.-- ' .
Thfe experienced real estate and
fire insurance salesmen, for good po
sitions soon to open in Salem. Men
between S0-40 ; reliable and able to
invest 1150.00 given preference. Box
468, care Statesman.
2 solicitors, f experience and ear not
necessary). 1 :3 to 3:30 Xbun-. Fri,
and Sat Bondrll Roof Co., 248 State.
ronflns- salesmen. Must, have car.
S.30 to 9:30 a. m. Tburs.. Fri. and
Sat. Bondell Roof Co., J 48 State.
SITUATIONS WANTED
Dressmaking exp., copy pictures
$.."5 a day In your home phone 7i84.
FOR SALE Miscellaneous
Safe for sale, fireproof. S83 Cheme
keta. j-l 1 1 rr -. ... .
Crooked Finger Hill grown, none ir
rigated. Burba nk seed and table pota
toes. Puritan Cider Works, West Sa
lem. Belcrest sections cheap, 10S5 Madison.
Choice Lobs Spurred Columbine and
SU "i" "1 v oeaauiK p- u - ,.
Jay Morris, Florist.
POTATO -SEED. certifled KATAH-mN,r43-.8wt
Alderman and Son,
Dayton, or can be secured from Ter
minal Ice and Cold Srarace. Salem.
Fancy Banty chickens, 453 Shipping.
Cna nan in rood condition. Also
vadium fireplace. 1385 N. Fourth, St.
Collie pops, both white and sable
colors. Also silver Persian cat, 1 year
old. Curtis C Cote. Rt. 3. Box 73-
2 stngte beds, rockers, oak dining
table and 4 chairs. TeL 5499.
Trailer house, $55. 240 N. Liberty.
Upright piano cost 8700 cash new.
For quick disposal. $45 cash. Piano
has better tone quality than cheaper
makes of pktnoa today. This is a buy
far someone. Phone 8539. '
TRADE Miscellaneous
8XJMsjjaJJSJ"TupJ'VrvyP "
Want to exchange painting for car
orerhauL 22(3 State.
eaaaiMeaMSaarfaaMMMrfeS
Will trade good upright piano for
best lot I can get Phone MS.
WANTED MisceDaneona
Will pay cash for ssed piano. TeL
Hit.
WANTED Small rotary pump and
H or b. p. motor. K. , Box Sa3,
SoleSt
WANTED Home , on farm for 13
yr. eld boy. Good worker. Write Box
47, Statesman.
MISCELLANEOUS
aaestaeyBkaeseSAMankASBsMAAtnwMBAAt
Free We ptck op dead and wortn-
noraea. cows, ansae. Tea. ts-
Saw repairing. Salem Saw Shop
Four Corners Pen Road. TeL 4280.
HaJrcwes 1 So-Zee. 11 a Wlear.
ROOFING Mail order prices Let
as save yon money.
SALEM PAINT A ROOFING CO.
44. Ferry Street Phone 4 842.
FOR RENT ROOMS
Heated sleeping rooms. 444 S. High.
Llvtnr-glefpmg room, 250 S. Cottage.
ROOM AND BOARD
Board, room, very close hv TtL $432.
Room, board. 899 Coirt TeL 8878..
Room and board. Tel. 4445.
FOR RENT APARTMENTS
Small turn, apt, clean and comfort.
Adults only. 845 Ferry. Reas. ratea
rLr n.ri.i"vi -p- " 1 i
. Resonaba, modern, close in, 1 &nt
ft nicely xuxiuabea apt Te. -949 0.
3 rm. apt, 481 N. Liberty.
Homey, dean. 3 and 4 r. form, apta.
?rlv. bath, garage. iMI &. com'L
3 R. farn. apt' 34 Union.
Attractive 4 room tarn, apt Heat.
water and garage furnished, $19. 10
River Bt
1 R. fnra. kites. 150 & Cottage.
Good, clean, modern apts. with Star-
tge adults only. Tet .sssz.
Clean, coxy apt. -813 K. Cotn'L
3 mm. uortlv furnished. 8t.e0.sd-
ults, Hollywood dlsC 105 K. 22nd St
SMieseseaBMeaeai
4 R. Tjnftirn. upte lt?0 Terry.
FOR RENT HOUSES
Slod. i R. Bungalow, 11 Myers.
Furn. 4 unfurn. Forkner. TeL- JOSL
Houses. Grant. Ill Court TeL &U4.
S R. tnra. house. TeL 8115.
Furn., unf. Torrens. SOS 1st NatX
FOR RENT
Hospital beds and wheelchairs to
rent. H. U Stiff Furniture Co.
Office rooms (or rent, 381 State St
Tel HIS.
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE
INCOME PROPERTY
Twe story building. 18 rooms, ar
ranged for small apartment, lot HxKS,
good location. lYIeed only $5500. In
come approximately $189 per month. '
ou ww use it.
CHILDS A MILLER, Realtors
344 State Street Phono 7fl$.
For aale or rent. 24 acres on pen
road, H mUs east of Pour Corners.
Good modern bouse, electric lights and
water. Good oat build inga, Plenty of
fruit and nuts. TeL 4380. IU. 6, Box
its.
FhM modern home, T rooms; 7
blocks from atatehouse. Bargain Ph.
IMS.
SERE ARE SOME EXCEPTIONAL
BARGAINS IN CLOSE IN
PROPERTIES
t ronsns, p la at rred, basement, fire
place, large lot, KB rage. 4 blocks from
State street, south. Price 1 1530.
Also: One in 00 Mock north. $3009.
T room 3 story house with basement,
furnace. r.ara. 300 block oo Leslie
street. Pries only f 3000.
These are worth investigation. Call
for appointment.
Mrs ElMs with
CHILDS MILLER. Realtors
344 Stata Street Phone 6703.
Real Estate Well secured farm.
first mortgage, 31500. Oregon Land
Co., vSoodtram. Ore.
FOR SALE Garage bouse.
1-A
land. I tOO. TeL 75S4.
AUTO CAMP GROUNDS
Seven cabins, two pumps, otherwise
fully equipped, fine going concern. Lo
cated on the Pacific highway. Price
for everything, including stock, Ja500
Can be handled for $1000.60.
WILLAMETTE LAND COMPANY
423 Court Street. Salem
Phone 4513
6-room house. Full cement basement
Will sacrifice. Moving away. 13S5 N.
Fourth street.
CLOSE IN Only 7 blocks from cen
ter of downtown business section, 6 rm.
home with basement, furnace, fire
place, garage. Price $2850 with down
payment I2S5, easy terms on balance.
SOCOLOFSKY Sc SON
First National Bank Bldg.
REAL ESTATE
25 acres, good 4 room house, barn, all
cultivated, located about seven
miles from Salem on Rood road.
This Is real bay and will take lit
tle trade.
10 acres mostly in berries. This Is good
buy at $1809.00 and not far out.
"Vt acres just outside city limits, 5
room house, good chicken bouse,
brooder bouse, barn, extra good
garden in and ail kinds fruit and
nuts, 350 chickens, good jersey cow.
This is real buy.
riVDKlNS & ADAMS, Phone 9494
375 State Street
$2300 NIFTY BUNGALOW
TERMS
For $2000 if sold in next 10 days 4
rooms, bath, full cement basement, fur
nace, in South Saiem, ideal location.
Shown by appointment only. SEE
BECHTEL. GATLIFF or WILSON
341 State Street Room 4.
EXCHANGE Real Estate
Large lot 120x135. large treeav fruit
and ornamental flowers and shrubs,
nice view. 7-room plastered residence.
rrrepiace. etc Near three schools in
South Salem. Reasonable price, terms.
or win trade equity for close m acre
age. Owner. 7fe Rural Ave. Phone
8854.
FOR SALE FARMS
25 acre farm all tillable five room
bouse barn chicken bouse, garage
and good well; 8 mL from Salem
terms or cash. Also other farm prop
erty and acreage for sale. Heitset Es
tate Inc, LAdd Bush Baitft Bids.
STOCK FARM
400 acres near Roaeberry, Idaho. 208
acres plow land. 49 acres timothy. 2
big barns, house, 8 springs, running
heater, 4 wire fence, some river bot
tom land, some timber. Take Salem
house up to $200. Price $4000 SEE
Mr. Harold with
CHILDS & MILLER. Realtors
344 State Phone 870S.
Phone 8788
GOOD FARM BUT
25 acres l!i miles out oa good road.
best of sou, telephone, electric lights,
gas end mail service available. Small
set of buildings. Tnis tract can easily
be subdivided. A bargain for $3500.
part terms.
CHILDS MILLER. Realtors
311 State Street Phone 8708.
5 acre tract 4 miles south of Sa
lem, f room house, barn, water system.
electric lights, all kinds of fruit One-
half cash. Price 81650.
W. G. KEUEGEH, 14" N. ComX
BEST BUTS IN FARM
249 A, practically all plowed $t,000.
189 A practically all plowed 4,500.
60 A- practically all plowed 1.590
20 A. practically all plowed 850.
Farms shown by appointment only.
SEE BECHTEL. GATLIFF, WILSON
341 State Street
ACREAGE
Small acreage tract house, fruit
class to Salem bargain.
DIAL 4745
WANTED REAL ESTATE
WANTED To buy 8-room ' bouse
with garage. 3 bedrooms, basement
good kxaUoo. Deal with owner. What
have you for $2000., $150 down and
payment like rent on balance f Reli
able, employed party. Box 485, care
Statesman.
Rnsiness Opportunities
Ser. sta., restaurant Irving quarters.
exc loe. In j. Santlam Lunch, Sweet-
nome. or.
MONEY TO LOAN
AUTO LOANS
CARS SIFlKiNCID
Easy Terms Zavesttgstn
willamktte: loan ca u-iu
Si tlmnrdlan Bldg. Salem
5 Farm Loans 5
Pfca-ty st tnoaey tor wall tmprored
farms If amply aeenred. Impiovs or
bey sw wtth cheep money. Aak for
booklet Wnansette Variey FrmSL"
Rawktna and Roberta, Ino.
SMMMMMMMMAMAMMMMWMIS
a .urL l skkyiuk ur
LOANS) UP TO $384
; Beneficial Loan
Society of Salem
Idember of NBA.
Room lis. New Bug- Bldg. Snd floor
UCGNStSD NO. S-1Z1 U 188 By
STATE
tit State St - TeL
Made la Nearby Towns
TV e bare several . FIRST MORT
GAGE real estate loans, net the In
vestor f semi-annually, excellent se
curity. Amennts $.-$I58-$1500-
1600 and 81 US. '
CHILDS it MILLETt Mtss, Loans
344 State St" ' TeL-8701
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Interesting Facts
JL fossil elephant tooth weigh
ing seven pounds is now on exhl- i
bition in Field mnseum. In Chi
cago.
Scientists are perfectlns a
spore catcher for the coming
stratosphere, flight. They wish to
learn if spores and bacteria Ut
in the upper air.
O
A severed finger has been sue-l
eeasfBliy replaced by the second
toe from the patient's foot by a
Russian surgeon.
o ;
Jam, twice as rich in vitamin C
as lemon Juice, Is being made
from the sweet red pepper In
Hungary.
MONEY TO LOAN
Automobile and
Chattel Loans
1 to 30 months to repay at lowest pos
siDta rates.
GENERAL FINANCE CORP.
A local corporation
tst Natt Bank Bids. Phone 3513
Licensed by Stats
LIVESTOCK and POULTRY
BABT chicks, baby pullets, baby
cockerels. Custom hatching, eostoni
sex !n. Ph. 133F3. Lee's Hatchery.
Baby chicks. Leghorns and Reds,
each Monday afternoon or Tuesday.
Warlner-s Hatchery. 21C0 N. Fifth or
ava nigmaiHL
Live poultry wanted. 328 N. Front
Tested cow cheap, also cow milking
S sralf., 229! N. Liberty
FOR SALE WOOD
GUARANTEED DRT wood coal.
TeL 6000. Salem Fuel Co. Trade
Cottage.
Dry wood. 1C uv. $4.00. Dial 4084.
Fir. oak. maple. Tel. 137F3.
Old fir wood. It In. $5.00. 13 in. I
$5.75. TeL 7475.
Dry 18 in. old fir No, L $5 cd. TeL
5936. 1SS7 N. Front
18 in. old fir. $5. TeL 9785.
18 in. or 4 ft. big fir. Dial 9441.
WOOD SAWING
Wood sawing reasonable. Call 829
PERSONAL
WANTED Partner (for 99 yra.)
Address Slim, P. O. Box 393, Salem.
FOR SALE USED CARS
Valley Motor Co.
Used Cars
Hurry! Hurry! Hurry!
1933 V-S Regular Coach. Motor,
brakes. tires. Da Int. UDholsterin.
transmission, all in fine condl-1
5ft ZXl ZrZZ
only.
1933 V-S DeLuxe Coupe. A very low-
mileage car, and we guarantee it
to be in first class condition
throughout Almost new tires.
paint like new, was priced $54
IS32 V-S Standard Coupe. Motor re-
w um j fo
conditioned, newly painted, 4 new
tires, was priced $435, now only
8395.
1323 Studebaker Dictator Sedan. Here
is car we can recommend to you.
Motor is in fine condition, excel
lent tires, good mohair upbolster-
rgo.tter?', was
priced I. S3. Now $245
1333 BCICK 6; S-pass. Sedan. Motor
Is very good, tires are good, good
tft r nfnr W . tnmk.
Was priced $375 : now $:&.
1SJ3 Chevrolet Standard Coach, nere
is a real nuy, atotor very outer.
dandy tirea. New covering on up
holstering. Was priced $125, now
8390,
1933 V-S long wheel base truck. Has
tactory recon-ltlouea motor, srxs
IS-piy tires on rear. Cab and fen-
10-piy tires on rear. Cab and fen-
or, an good. Was priced $5 :
la-a.
See these and others at
Marion and Liberty
and 375 Center St.
Open Evenings and Sundays
TeL 73103153.
The Valley Motor Co.
HAS TAKEN IN
6 Model A Panels
PRICED LESS THAN
$200 each
For Tour Choke While They Last
Come Ia And Take Tour Pick
Better Hurry
Marion A Liberty
a II(Lil9 lit",
WOOL PRICKS FIRM
nnsmw fa- itsn-trr s
Dept. Agr.) Prices were firm to -- 1 tD development of Ore
higher on Jl broad movement of wU1 portrayed. The pa
wool in Boston. All grades of ter- eant will last two hours and will
ritory wool were In demand. Ori- ot 150 pexwns. Bea-
ginal hag lines of 64s and finer
territory wools of bulk average
Fr-nch combing moved at 65-68
cents scoured basis, while the
s-tort French combing wools were
bringing around C2-S5 cents.
Radio
P
rogram
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XOAO COXVALUa 5S -Ca.
AO-rHasse BreaHea Oberrea.
11:15 What Id-cators are Dog.
33:00 Neea Tana Heej .
1:15 KOAC Sekoel e4 Use Air.
3:30 Heme Cardaat Hoer 'Lee-lag
Vseward te the B-ses" Mrs.
. , K-tber Ke-daU. Ms-tbre and
Ticri-U' atra. A. V. Taraee. .
, 8:00 Mrs. Brace Spaaldiag. Caatralto.
S: SO Eve-lag Farm Hm.
7 US Apprctia- ef Peetry E. C.
' Melt, Associate Prafeesor ef Hag
. hah, Cai varsity ef Oregen. ;
3:15 Lawie Mdrn Bee let;. ,
8:45-8:UO Studsnt Fertua. '
Business
Directory
Cards In this directory run
oa a monthly baala only. Bate:
f 1.00 per line per month.
AUTO BRAKES
Mnc panek. m swth Ommwhi.
BROOMS
Brooms. 433 N. Church.-Tel. 4I0.
CEMENT WORK
AH kinds cement work; TeL 883.
CORSETS
Registered Spencer corset tare. Phone
C15C.
CHIMNEY SWEEP
TVleThn 445 R R. NerHuteea.
, CHIRAPRACTORS
DR. a L SCOTT. PSC Chiropractor.
35 N Hteh Tel. Res 8753.
ELECTRICAL SERVICE
BOSLER Electric. 34$ Stata St. WIr
FLORISTS
Brelthsupt's. 447 Court.
t ALL kinds of floral work. I-utx, Flor
ist, 1378 N. Liberty. Tel. 9593.
Floral designs, cut flowers, Mrs Ben-1
I nett. 523 Court TeL 3044 or 17I p. m.
KEYS
w make keys. Harry W. Scott.
LAUNDRIES
THE NEW SALEM LAUNDBT
THE W EIDER LAUNDRY
283 8 High TeL 9125
CAPITAL CITY LAUNDRY
First m Quality and Service
Telenhnne tS 124 Rmrtdwflt
LAWN MOVERS
Sharpened, repaired and traded. Ph
: 45T Harry w scort. M7 h. uomi
MATTRESSES
CAPITOL BEDDING CO. Phone 40&
SALEM FLUFF-RUG and Ssattreas
Factory. NEW MATTRESS msoW is
order, old remade; carpet cleaning, sta
ins; nurr rug weaving, a. utn a vru
Ibur. Tel. 844L OTTO F. XWICKER
Est. 1911.
MUSIC STORES
GEO. C WILL Pianos, radios, sewlns
machbaas, sheet muste and piano stud- I
ton, Repairing radtoe, pnooograpne ana
sewing machines, u state ntreet.
Sniem.
PHOTO ENGRAVERS
Sale pbo engraving. 147 N. Com-
PRINTING .
I FOR STATIONERY, cards, pamph-
I lets, nrosrrams. books or any ktmi of
printing, call The Statesman Printing
I ili & CommerclaL Tcl"
STOVES
f rte ,l nuuta creJJ u
I Sell new and rebuilt stoves, ranges and
ietratmr, stoca isnce, pue-av cnc-
f wtru. Salem Fence and Store Works.
SS3 Chemeketa.
TeU 4774. R. B.
FVmtnir.
TRANSFER
.L. TrL- "SSS
I to Portland dally.
I CAPITAL CIT T Traussfer Ox 838
I c c rl T.Hftlne fwp
I wardirur and storsgs ear spec laity. Get
our rate.
I .
Ram T.r'a Tn-tlnc aer-- ra. .
WATER COMPANY
I nBrrsnv.WASHINGTON Water Ser -
?? JstZSvr conter:
dal and Trade streets. Bills payaue
thiy. Phone 4181. . !
WELL DRILLING
i R, A. West R. f. TeL tlOFt.
I Pageant of Oregon
History to Feature
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MCrlalla OUCkarOO
MOLALLA. May 22. A Pa -
geant of the aistory or urecon,
I will be an evening feature at the
I .me a
Moialla Bucxaroo uus year, duty
4, 6, and 7. The pageant will
beets at dssk. showing the Imml-
I grant trains coming la. Yariout
waiger, toru-so. wm "
h director. The pageant will be
Si11 t the puckaroo grounds.
I Work of remodeling the Buck
aroo grounds has been completed
I The track has been enlarged and
made Into a perfect oval, large
substantial bleachers have been
built, new ticket offices have been
constructed and many small im
proTements have been made.
MOTOR TO EUGENE
TALBOT, May It. Mr. -d
Mrs. E. J. Freeman and son. Er
nest, accompanied by Mr. and
Mrs. S. A. Pease ef Jefferson,
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Lelaad Pease In Eugene.
MJ-ASLE3 APPEAR
MEIIAilA. May 22. Aleen
Boytngton came down: with the
measles Saturday night. She Is at
tending high school in Mill City
where, several cases have been re4
porieo. i an is tne nrs. case nere
HI PHI S
SMI UT TIMES
PORTLAND. Ore., May ttHJt)
-Market for butter continued to
show a premium occasionally on
the open market while the ex
change continued its recently low
ered prices on at least two grades.
There was just enough batter of
fered on the exchange to keep the
official price down in Portland.
There was no change in the egg
market sltustion locally for, the
day. On the exchange recently
forced higher values were contin
ued while on the open market pri
ces have In instances been on a
better basis than on the exchange.
General steadiness was suggest
ed for live chickens. The late de
cline in white hens and broilers
was In line with other 'markets
which were getting a liberal array
of packing orders and therefor
wanted to cut their costs. Heavy
hens were steady, also colored
broilers.
Trifle easier situation was re
flected for country killed calves,
a few were carried over with late
sales 12-12 c for tops. Heavy as
well as thin calves were finding
a good call.
A fairly steady tone was sug
gested for country killed lambs at
a lower price. Some carryovers
continued. Sales of springers were
ll-12c, yearlings, 8-10c and ewea
4-5c lb. Beet holds tirm.
Green cow hides were up ic
lb. at 4 c with kips 7c and
calves 9 c lb.
ZEfJfi CLASS IDS
II
ZENA, May 22. Graduation
exercises were held at the school
with a good attendance Friday
night. Miss Gladys Gilbert, the
teacher, announced this program:
Welcome by Sam Barker: tone by the
school; reading, "Elimination" by Lee
Ora Manning; groap of piane solos by
tveiya ttitl: Sialofrae. "tretting in
Line" by Lorine and Rex Layton, Cletm
Etzel and Lee Ora Manning; reading;, Au
drey Merrick; exercise, "Vacation
Plans" by Arden Sbepard, Evelyn EtieL
Marie Manning, Marvin Chmteasea. Sam
Barker sad Raymand Stephens; song by
the school; reading; by Helen Heat; dia
logue. "Examination Day" ia which all
pupils of the school took parts. Miss Lor
ine Laytea eondecting a raral school, and
Dan MeLaaghlia being the visiting achool
soperiateadent ; groap of violin and gui
tar aalectieoa by George and Cletns Kt
zel anc Ray Altred; humorou reading by
8am Barker; aong by the achool; a one
act play, "Mary Lea's Recitatiea" by
Helea Unnt, Lee Ora and Marie Manning,
Jessie and Peat Wertkiagtoa and Leoaa
Chruteasen. Caeater Merrick; vocal solo
ar W. N. Crawford accompanied by Miss
Cilbert.
The program preceded presen
tation of diploma's to Lorine Lay
ton, Helen Hunt," Jessie Worth
Ington, Paul Worthlngton, Cletus
Etzel. Dan McLaughlin and Rex
Layton by W. Frank Crawford
who likened steps in their edu
cation to the corner stones of a
building which will eventually be
a foundation.
1 Slate Clean-up of
Hopewell Cemetery
Before Decoration
WHEATLAND, May 22 Elmer
I Thomas of Wheatland, supervisor
of the Hopewell cemetery, is mak
ing, an appeal to the public for
the annual spring clean-up before
Decoration day.- All people inter
ested in the work to begin at once
"V eonfef th him, route one,
Salem, and be given a chance to
work out the nominal assessment.
The cemetery board is planning
) a blue-print this season and ask
Bg a Blight raise in fees to cover
' tb rh.rre nf dnlna- ma. Snms of
j - . 7T "" .
the graves in this cemetery were
made in the early 40 'a.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Fernel and
I two children and his brother have
I c" --"- - -
arrived here from Nebraska and
i are employed on tne waiter Kirk-
I wood dairy farm. Mrs. Fernel is a
sister of Andrew Gilchrist
Eldriedge Elects
Mrs. Girod School
Head for 1935-36
t nnnr-) sr ee
rtiiiima-uo, ma . i .
and Mrs. Arthur Coffin spent Sun
day at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Dnrbin In Corvallla. Thev
alao visited with their dnnehter.
i Connie Gofftn. who resides there.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Girod and
daughters, Linda an Shirley, en
joyed the school picnic Sunday at
Labish Center- schoolhouse. Mrs.
Girod, employed as teacher in
that district for the past two
years, will have the principals. !p
of Eldriedge school this fall. Miss
Jeanette Leeper of Woodburn has
taught at Eldriedge the past five
years and will return this falL
Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Nusom and
children, Rosemary and Ronald,
of Clatskanie, spent the weekend
here with friends and relstlvea
Senior Meclianxcal
Drawing Class Has
Work on Exhibition
SILVERTON. May 22. A dis
play of work from the mechanical
drawing class ot the senior high
achool is attracting a great deal
of attention at tho windows of
Ames Hardware store al Silver
ton. The drawings are nnusually
well don and' does much credit
to the Instructor. William Gates.
? Those having work oa display
include James Sanderson, Krwin
Kickodemus, Lynn Johnson. Clair
Jarvia. Norman " Paulson, Frle
mont Arbuckle, Bill Tomison, Or
V8l Tschsnia, Boyd Canoy, Delbert
Lovre. Robert Tocom. Lester Rue
Sam Wilson and .James Sjoran-
- s gen.'-' ,
rain
Traders
GDI SALES RAISED
BY PROFIT MOTIVE
CHICAGO, May 22.-)-Mod-
erate losses in ersln values re
sulted quickly at the last today
from Increased selling that en
sued after price advances had fol
lowed President Roosevelt's bo
nus veto.
The increased selling witnessed
when graii prices bulged was ap
parently due largely to efforts at
profit-taking on the part of hold
era. Another reason given was
that uncertainties remained as to
senate action and that this bad
caused buyers to be hesitant about
entering the market.
Wheat closed nervous. Vl-K
under yesterday's finish, July
89-SO, corn H- down, July
visions unchanged to 12 cents de-1
Cline.
,r. . , , , . I
Today's closing quotations: j
Wheat: May 894-, July
89 -90. September 90-4, Doc.
no j;
A'"? o.
v-ufo; iviay at72"H, juiy si-
81, Sept. 74V4-, Dec. 66-
66.
OaU: May 44,
Sept. 24. Dec. 36.
July 26.
Farmers Slow in
Planting Malting
Barley, Reported
Although malting barley has
been one of the best money crops
in this section for the past two
seasons, farmers are not planting
the pxrutf- icrpafp a pain this
anrino- V U Whit 4 o.1-
"""oi - " -.v. .v.. ,
reports, unite says an .eaters
make the same reports on barley
plantings, though there is possi
bility that a larger acreage than
now known has been planted, due
to seed trading among the farm
ers. Crop conditions in this srea are
excellent at the present time.
White says, though outcome at
!,.--,-.- .111 J - J , i
i. icafc u-- in ucveuu i-rgeu
upon moisture conditions ouring
the coming month.
NOTICE OF IIKATUXG ON
FINAL ACCOUNT
No. 8794
In th -Tonntr fnnrt of th ta
Of rlrornn frr MiHnn rnn-rv
r- kZ VT- ..rr""vf;
xu i maucr ui mo siate- Ol
CORA E. SMITH, deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
tli of tho. --.4.4 . ,;
or tne Estate of Cora E. Smith,
deceased, has filed her Final Ac -
count and Report in the County I
Court of the Stat of Oregon fori
Marion County, and that Tuesday,!
the 25th dav of June. 1935 at thai
hour of 10:00 o'clock A M. of
said day in the County Court
Room In the County Court House
at the City of Salem, in said
County and State, has been ap-
pointed as the time and place for
bearing any objections to said
Final Account and Report and the
"".".
"- i saiQ -state.
The date of the first Publics-
tlon of this notice is the 23d day
of May, 1935 and the last the 20th
day of June, 1935.
ALICE H. PAGE.
Executrix of the Estate of
Core E. Smith, Deceased.
Page and Page,
Attorneys for said Estate,
Salem, Oregon.
M-23-30-J.6-13-20.
Gardeners' and
K-nrnore K4isfr
nanuilSrS I Via It;
PORTLAND, Ore., May 22.-(ff5
-Strawberry prices came more in
reach of the average larder fol
lowing a sudden drop today at
the gardeners' snd ranchers' mar
ket.
Truckloads of strawber
ries from Milwaukee, Canby and
the mid-Columbia area boosted
sopplle. and activity and brought
tne price of Oregon berries be
low those of the California stuff.
some of the best berries were held
for ?Z a crate, but most went
around J1.50 to $1.65. Some
varieties were as low as 11.25.
strawberries have eclipsed ap
ple demand, and apple prices hare
suffered. Face and fill Wlnesaps
were telling at 11.15. while fancy
Axaansas suacas were going at
Large supplies accelerated th
en cumber movement at lower pri-
A few new potatoes from ftaiu
fornia were -snapped op at $1.5
per 60-pound sack.
r Tiff -mi. - IV
ppnaca iat my S 1C
Carreta Deaee bucket, SOm,
Beets Deaaa beackaa, T0-75e.
f, Oaeest h-mea-M. 3T?4-
Dry eaieas Oregoa, Va 1, $7.
Tarnipe--I3w. ftOe. -Ratahagaa
Ley, sS-SOe.
Parsalps Lug. $1-1.15.
Radishes DosaB banehea
Icieie imdiahae Doeaa keaebes, SOa.
i4i "St, i a
C-anwar Crtta. $1.33.
Oalery Itsili Des-e baaeaes, $1.50.
I1.WI.I-
Applee Wiaesape, face ad fiU, $1.13;
DeUeioas, faaty. 3LS3, C grade. $L10;
Arkeaaes Bracks, -sorer, $15, C grade,
, Breaasia kpreata Crate, SOe, -Petateee
Ke. L $1.80: K-tlL
New potatoes 50-lb. seek, C-lifomia, i
fi-OV. , - - - -
Mustard greet! Doxan. 25a.
Kale Bes. 55e. . -Caeainbers
Box, $3.
4-reea bfeeee-i - Lb g. 80.
Red eahhsga - P ad. 4a.
Rhobarb--Bo, SOe.
Leak -esaa. - 85a. - -
Asparaa-u Irrami-, Ke. I, $L7$-3;
SO. S, 8L50. ,
Parsley Delta kanchea. t035e.
- 8trswberries Ortgom. $LS0-3 Celd
Dollars, $1.83 1.50 i California, . $1.50-
X.75. . v -LeMass
C-ata. $-0-L90..
lake Veto Calmly
Salem Markets
Grade B raw 4 per cent
milk, co-op pool price f I Ji8
per bnndred.
. (Milk base ea semi sMstaly
natterfat sversts)
bistributur prke $2.10.
A grade but ferf at Deliv
ered, 26c; route, 23c.
A grade prints, 28 Mc; B
Crade, 27 He.
Prices paid to growers by Saient buyers.
(The prices belew. snppliad by a local
grocer, are iadicattre of the daily ssarket
bat are net guaranteed by The States
ma a.)
-rswirxs
tBayiag Pries)
(Trapefralt tlorida S.SO te 4.00
Arizona ., , , 10 te 2.00
Oranges. Kavei. fsaey 8.75 to 4.50
Choice t.H!i te 8.00
Valenciaa 2.75 to S.SO
Baeaeaa. oa sulk
as
( f
Baadl ' .OS U
4.00 te 4.7
. 1 I. 1
times, fresh ijoo
Applea. basbel 1.25 to 2.15
SMrawoerries, Meals, 24s 1.50
CaBforaia, 24s Zi"S
VEtFSTABL-fs
I , (Buying Price.)
jOreea onions. local, dozen .IT
I Onion sets. No. L lb.
lie.
Local eeiona, 60 lba So. 1 S.2S
No. 8. SO lbs.
330
Asparagus, local, doz.
1.10
.07
Waihmrtoa. lb.
Rhubarb, local, lb. .
.0114.
artteaofces, boa
2.50 to . 00
1.50
. .04 to .08
.25 to .50
, 8.75
Cauliflower, Calif., iug
Cabbage, Calif- lb.
Carrots, Cihf dozen
Celery, Calif, Vt crate
il carta, doxen
1.50
Oaeambera, hothouse, box 2.00 to -3.25
Beets. tUf doles J35
Beans, Calif- ib. .13
Endives, dozen .60
Green peppers, lb. .20
tett-ee. Cant 2.25 to 4.00
DTy pack 1.75 to 2.25
potatoes
J r06'- ewt
1.73
1.00
1 00
.85
2.35
.03 to .05
.03 to .05
1.00
1.25
1.25
kiuT Ko i oi
Vakima. Ko. 3. 50 Iba.
Sweet .
I ?nd- CUf-
I peal calif., lb
Spinach, local, orange crate
lttnco crate
Sqaaak. Calif, era la
Tomatoes
Hot house, 10 lbs.
Mexican, lug
1.85
8.50
. .65
J.5
.20
.15
Turnips, doxen
Radishes, local, dozen
Walnnts. lb.
.18 to
.13 to
Filberts, lb. .
Bora
(EUymg Price)
Cluster., 1934 ib top
Jl
5
I r UEKieS. IVd. HW IO. .,
i CBtTS
(Baying Fries)
I Ultras
.23
.22
.21
i 8tsa4ar4s
Mediaau
WOOL AKD KUZtalB
(Baying Price)
Mohair
.18
.20
.18
i Mediius wool
Coarse and fine wool
POUI.TKT
1 " tBayiag Price)
B hens. A, or over
J7
.15
J 3
Jl
JS
X1
MA
.18
.14
Colored medinms, lb.
Medra-a Legheras, lb.
-" -
I f ri-ers. Ib.
Roosters, ib.
1 c-Jored frys, lb.
wtiu ton t-
iBava Pries)
13 to
Spring lambs, lb. .05 to .05
Ewea. lb. .02 to .os4
H", "?""0 ,b- J !! "S
170 210 lbs., top '. s!oo
210-250 lbs., top 8.25 to 8.75
I So,r I
s.00
Boil . 4.75 to 5.25
Heifers ; &-00 to e.50
Jf""" - 04 -
VeaJ, top
r t a v
!l5
.11
Dressed vaL u
UK A IN 1KU HAT.
(Boytns FrteM
Wheat, westers red
.74
.74
38.00
.31.00
35.00
20-00
White. So. 1
Barley, feed. Se. 1. tea
Maltinr toa ,
Oats, milling, toa ,. i
Feed, toa
Bay. buy tag prices-
Clover bay
B OO
.13.00
. .13
- .13
OaU and vetch, toa
Alfalfa val! ex
Clover Seed-
Re-, lb.
A hot a. lb.
jrOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice 13 hereby given that the
1 1 County Court of Marlon County,
state of Oreron, dnly made and
entered on the 14th day of May,
thf estate of Christopher Paulus.
deceased, and have duly qualified
such. All persons having
claims against said estate are no
tified to present the same, duly
verified as required by law, at
the office of Otto K. Paulus, 410
First National Bank Building, in
he ity 61 Sa,l6' MriOB Co?"
-P?vK0n;,"U,1!1X--,nt
from the date of this notice, to-
wlt: -May 23. 1335.
FRED H. PAULUS.
OTTO K. PAULUS,
Executors.
M-2 3-30-J. 6-1 3-20
Stocks and Bond
May aa
stock avaaaoita
(Ce-apIIed by The Aaaeeiated PreeaV
39- 15
IS 39
Tftdoa Rails.
,59.5 3 1.8
CttL Eteeka
3S.S 43.2
Today
Prer. day S8.9
Month sge SS.S
31.9
11.5
31.8
37.S
1S.5
4S.0
33.3
2S4
2T.3
3L1
29.0
21.S
4S.S
24.3
-3.0
39.7
48.7
43.5
84.8
51.4
Jfj
1835 high 69.5
1933 lew 49.5
1994 kigb S1.4
1934 lew ; 45.3
34.9
Sew 1935 kick
aoam amtAOgs -
ae , io to
Eails Iadoa Util.
IS
far
Today 79.4 98.8 83.7
88.3
63.5
8T-8
64.7
764
65.5
Frev. day T9.7 9S.S 93.
Month age T9.9 9.S 91. S
Tear age S7.4 S8.S S5.S '
1983 htgb S7.8 97.0 SS.S
19S5 low 78.4 2.3 84.S
1834 high w 89.4 3UI 88.3
1934 lew 74.5 73.T. S8J3
78 8
60.3
Attention
We are now purchasing our requirement of Royal Anne
Cbecries. Price 5c pound. Any tTusntity until our re
fiTiirements jure f ulf illed, , -
PAULUS BROS. PACKING CO
TICKER SILENT IT
; TIME OF MESSAGE
NEW YORK, May 22. - (Jf) -Discretion
was the keynote of
stock trading today.
Activity was about on a par
with Tuesday's session, aggregat
ing 1,147.140 shares, bat the
ticker was almost at a standstill
for nearly an hour Just before and '
during the- reading of the presi
dent's message.
The Associated Press average
for 60 stocks finished at .2 ol a
point higher at -42.2. Standard
Oil of New Jersey wss a strong
spot, up more than 2 points to a
new peak at 50, while gains of 1
to 2 points appeared in Air Re
duction at 134, U. S. Industrial
Alcohol at 44, California Pack
ing at 35, Amerada at 70 and
Shell Union Oil at 11. Ameri
can Telephone at 120, American
Tobacco "B" at 87, Chrysler at
48U and Union Carbide at 60
each advanced fractionally.
General Markets
PORTLAJTD PSODTJCE
PORTLAND. Ore-Hav 22. IIP)
Produce exchange, net prices:
Hotter utras. 2oc; ataadards. 33c:
prime firsts. 25c; firsts, 24e.
tgrs L. a speeial. 27c: U. S.
tras, 26c; U. S. medinm extras, 34c.
-tniienai jic
Portland Grain
PORTLAND. Ore.. Mar 22. f AIM
Wheat Open High Lew Close
May SO 80 60 80
July 77 77 77 77
September 764 76 76 H- 76
Cash: Big Bend blnstem. 91c: dark
hard winter, 12 per cent, 95 He: do, 11
per cent, Je; soft wfcjte, western white.
78c; hard winter, IThic; northern spring,
"8c; western red. 77e.
Oats Xo. 2 white. $27.50.
Corn Xo. 2E yeUew. 84L
ililiran Stan-ard, $25.50.
Portland Livestock
PORTLAXD. Ore , Ur 22. ( AP)
Cattle: Receipts, 2U0; calves. 25; steady.!
Steers, good, common and mediam.
$5.50-9.10; heifers, pood, common and!
medium, $5.00-8.00; cows, good, cenmtoni
and medhua, $t.50-7.'.:5;-lw cutter and'
cutter, 32.50-4.50; bulla, good, 85.75
6.50; cutter, common and saediaai, (4-AO-5.75;
vealera, goo nad choice, 37.00
8.25; cull, common and medium, 33.00
7.00; calves, good and choice. $6.50-8.50;
common and median. S3.50-S.50.
Hogs: Receipts, 200; steady.
Lightweight, good and choice, $7.75
9.35; mediamweight. good and choice,
39.50-8.25; heavyweighi, good and choice,
$3.00-8.75; packing sows, media sail
good, 36.25-7.50; feed, and steckei pigs,
good and choice, 38.50-3.75.
Sheep: Receipts, 704: steady.
Spring lambs, geod snd -nedrea. 35.00
6.75; la-eba. good -ad cbeiee, S4i.75-5.00;
co ai m on and media, $3.50-4.75; yearl
ing wethers. 32.75-3.75; ewes, good and
choice. 32.00-2.50; cull, common and me
diam, 81-00-2.25.
Portland Produce
PORTLAND. Ore.. May 22. (AP)
Butter Pxiata, A grade. 28e lb. in
parchment wrappers; 29 ie lb In ear
toos; B grade: parchment wrappers, 27c
Ib,: cartons, 2Se lb.
Butteriat Portland delivery: A grade.
deliveries at least twice weekly, 27c Ib. ;
country routes, 25-27c lb.; B grade, Ce
lt veries less than twice weekly, 26c lb.;
C grade at market
B grade cream for bottling Buying
price, butterfat basis, 55e lb.
Egg Sales to retailers; BpectaU.
29c; extras, 2Se; fresh extras, brown.
27e: ssaaeards, 24c; fresh Baediua-s, 26c;
mediam firsts. 22c deiea.
tgga Buying prices ef wholesalers:
Fresh specials, 24e; extras, 24e; stand
ard. 23c; extra tried in ma, 22e; medieat
tints. 19e; undergrade, 19o desen.
Cheesa 92 score, Oregoa triplets. 14c:
toai 15c. Brokers will pa; ft cent be
low qootatio-a.
Milk Ceatrset price A Portland de-
livery. S2.20 ewt; B grade cream, 27 e
lb, sarplna basis.
Coontry meats Selnnr prict to re
tailers : Co-ntrv killed hon. best -etchers,
nader ISO !-a 144-lSe lb.: vaa-rrs.
N. 1. 12-12 .c lb.; heavy. S-9e lb.; cot
ter cows. 8-1 0c lb; csnners, 5 -6c Ih;
bulls, -9t lb.: rearlisc temb-, lOe
lb. ; spring-. 11H-I2e lb.; medin-rs, 10-
lle lb.: .-res. -3e lb.
Mohair 1934 baying price, 20c lb.
Csscars Bark Baying piuta, 1935
peel. 2e lb.
llopw 14 raggiea. t n: cias-
ters. 10-llHe lb.
Live pealtry Portland delivery, bey.
Ing price : Colored hens, ever S lbs.
l-10e Ib. ; nnder 5H lbs., ls-ive ro.;
Leghorn fowls, over 3 lbs.. 15-16e lb.:
under 3 lbs, 11-l.e lb.; springs. 4 lb.
aad an. 18-lSv IK; tmder 4 lbs, 18-19c
lb.: white broilers, U-14e P.: rotera.
fte Ib. ; Pekie dneka yennr. l-17e lb.
Oaiana Oregoa. Ke. L 35-4 ewt
New miens Texas Bermudas, 83.1 5
per 50-th. bag; Califoraia. $3 3.15 per
50-lb bag.
PstalMt Oregoa Berbdak. 3L40-L.7.1
Gemv 31-63.
New potatoes Califoraia Ssmeta,
fl.9-I.Bj per 50-lb. bar; whites, $1.70
L75 per 50-, bag. .
CaataUmpee Iasperial. $4.30 crate:
Jamba, 87 crate.
Wee) 1835 clip, neat iaal: Willam
ette valley atedtnm, S(V; coarse sad braid.
18-20c lb.; astern Oregea, 16-19e lb.
Hit B.yiag prtee fiuaa pr4n-er-:
Alfalfa Ke. 3. aew pries. SlSiaso:
eastern Ore roe Tiatothy. 317; eats, 37
10 tea: Willassetle vallev timothy. $14
tea; elov-r. 37 10 tea. TerUaad.
Speed Made in Well
Going in, Sflverton
SILVERTON. Msy 22. Consid
erable progress is belag made- in
the drilling of the snverton well.
For several weeks drilling- had
been very slow hat oa Thursday
porous rock was s track aad in 14
hoars 1 9 feet were made, brt n g
Ing the depth down to 177 feet.
START HOP TRAESnCO ". ,
AXRXIE, May 22,Hop traln-
i-X has begun la tho rarious
yards in this, sectioi-- . .' . .
i e-
Cherry
Growis