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The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon. Wednesday Morning June 19, 1923
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HELP WANTED MALE
WANTED Wood cutters. Inq. Pe
des or write Roy Gage, Rt. 2, Mon
mouth. Oregon. --
HELP WANTED FEMALE
Experienced housekeeper wanted. In
quire Apt. 1, 145 North 14th St
Wanted young girl to do house
work and care of children. Apply at
1790 Lee St.. after 6 p. m.
SALESMEN WANTED
Wanted Salesman. Young man pre
ferred, experience not necessary- Work
In Salem. 311 State St
Wanted Salesman with car. Good
proposition to man who wilt work.
Write Bfx 4, care Statesman. '
SITUATIONS WANTED
2 Willamette U. boys will do odd
Jobs of any kind. Call 871 S; 920
Oak SL
Young man interested in filbert rais
ing wlsnes Job in filbert orchard. Ad
dress Box 497. care Statesman.
FOR SALE Miscellaneous
mjmmm
Safs for sale, fireproof. 2SS Cheme
keta. -
ROOFING Mail order prices. Let
ns save you money.
SALEM PAINT A ROOFING CO.
474 Ferry Street Phone 4642.
Crooked Finger Hill grown, non-irrigated
Burbank seed and table potatoes.
U. S. No. 1 Netted Gem seed potato a
Puritan Cider Works. West Salem.
PAINT SALE AT BUILDING
SUPPLY, CO.
170 No. Front .... Phone 9111.
Cadsotnine as low ssSc --pound.
Enamel as low as $1.60 gallon.
Pamt as low as $1.00 gallon.
Wall paper, half price.
Brushes at lowest prices. See c-ur
store for savings.
Strawberries, 'not wormy. Tou pick,
bring containers, 75e- crate. Wallace
Rd. Turn W. to Brush College. Rt. 1.
Box 410.
USED PIANOS
A few samples listed here
Winteroth 159 ; E.tes 363 ; Kings- I
bury 375; Hackley 378 ; V illard :
Jacob Bros. S3 ; Lenox 97 ; Wlllard
Tlayer J98; Kohler & Campbell $39.
Easy terms. See these snaps at once.
TALLMAN PIANO STORE
395 S. 12th St. at Mill
MWWWWM-W----W-
Royal Annes, Bings, Lambert cher
ries on tree, 4c lb. J. D. Dunn, 10 miles
out. Rt. 1, Box 297, Wallace Road
Hens, fryers, live or dressed to order.
828 N. Front.
Large brown porch sash. 690 Union
aAJinrui ri-i ri ii i riu. i-f- i I
Girl's bicycle. 445 S. Winter.
TRADE Miscellaneous
For Sale or Trade Violin for stand
ard typewriter. 1845 N. Com I, up
stairs. WANTED Miscellaneous
" 2c to 3c for your cherries on the
tree. Large or small contracts Inquire
1709 Center.
WANTED 4 ft. 2nd growth wood.
Write location, amount, best price In
Umber. 493, care Statesman.
Wanted Hay to bale on shares.
Engeman Bros., Bilverton, Ore.
Poultry wanted 328 N. Front.
mj"LiLiiinrTiiiJL -------- m m mmtt
Wanted Folding steel camp bed.
Must be a bargain. Phone 7275.
MISCELLANEOUS
tAjTAnivri'iVi'
Free We pick up dead and wortn
lu horses, cows, sMcft Tat. 41-
r-n. -i.ri.r -
s rlrin. Salem Saw Shop.
Four Corners Pea Road, TL 4280. -
tcnj-u-L u-u-ii-i- mmm
Haircuts lte-SOe. SOS a Wleter.
Carpenter repair painting, phone
6213.
W. Cohen has sold his interest in
The Valley Top Body Shop to E. H.
Miller.
FOR RENT ROOMS
sjxru-aJKTLnrrrsrii'isss - sasnun
Heated ileeplnc room, 444 SL Hi!t
Living-sleeping room. 250 S. Cottage.
Furnished room and sleeping porch,
725 Court street.
Home privilege, gar. 446 S. Cottage.
Sleeping room close In. Tel. jSS
ROOM AND BOARD
tjinru-utrrrrfirirM-.-i-i-i"i- -
Board, room, eery close In. TeL 5482.
Room, board. 898 Court TeL 5678.
a, Liru-j r i -
Brd, row t69 Chemeketa. TeL 8394.
ni-ii-nnju"tn -irni
6S.7S per week. . TeL73j3.
FOR RENT APA RTMENTS
Small fnrn. apU clean and "comfort
Adults; only. 648 Ferry. Reas. rates
WXAfsfsifsrli r- "
1 R. furn, kltch. 151 8. Cottage.
m0m0H00m
' t room turn. apt. Frlgldalre, private
nath. Near state bouse. n9 -oun.
SmalL turn, apt, 690 Union.
- Attractive mod. apt, 210 N. 14th.
Nice, small gpt, 6S8 Center.
. 1 n nnrimf n"i"ii",'M
Nice room kitchenette apt with
fireplace, 159$ BUte St
FOR RENT HOUSES
Furn, dr unfura. Forkner. TeL 2031.
V ... ... w,,,..s.w wx.'.
Mod. furn. 7-roqm. TeL 7200.
Houses. Grant. B31 Court. TeL -SS4-
For rent: partly furnished, 7-room
house, modern, excellent location, $25
month. Address .inquiries Box 131.
Statesman.
C room cottage. References required
and given. TeL 3 70S.
Coir. mod. bun. Nicely furn. T. 3940.
For Rent Houses and apts. See
Bdchtel late. House, small down pay
ment, b&l. like rent. Se Bechtel or
Wilson, 341 State.
FOR RENT
Hospital beds and wheelchairs to
rant H- U Stlft Fumltura Co.
Office rooms foe rent SSI Slats SL
TeL 27 IS.
000S00n0Vmmmm m0m
Cottage at Yachate. TeL 4TF2.
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE
Stock ranch 2300 acres, near Pow
ers, with 1800 head of sheep. 1300
head of lambs, SO head of cattle and
seven bead of horses. Price reasonable.
For further information inquire Mrs.
Lily Dement, Myrtle Point, Oregon.
Small new 4 room house, by owner.
Reasonable. Box 618, Statesman.
Lota for sale or trade for small car
or truck. Box 517, Statesman.
REAL ESTATE
2. acres, good soil, good four room
house, barn, and other out build
ings. S room house, two good lota This Is
a bargain for 41500.00.
5 acres on garden road, modern 5
room house, soma fruit, bam, chick
en house.
HVDKTNS A- ADAM 3, Phone 434
275 State Street
Beautiful building lot on Falrmount
Hill, owner leaving city, for sale, price
reasonable.- Will take late model car
on deal. Dial owner, 8147.
FOR SALE Ocean front beach lot
at Roads End, SO miles from Salem.
3500. G. M. at Statesman office.
VIEW PROPERTY
? room house with basement and
furnace, 3 lots with good mixed orch
ard. Joins city limits and has fine
view of city. It's a bargain at $3000.
Call MRS. ELLIS to see It.
CHILDS MILLER, Realtors
344 State Street Phone 6708.
Sacrifice Owner leaving city 5 R.
house, mod. except basement $250
will handle. Box 495, care Statesman.
New 4 room home just finished In
North Salem. Price $2000, $200 down.
HavenlO A. with good improvements,
close to Salem. Also fair residential
pro. with 3 lots In N. Salem. These
pro's are clear of Jncum. Will trade
for 50 to 150 A. Must have electricity.
See Art Madsen at 169 S. High. TeL
8890.
EXCHANGE Real Estate
EXCHANGE
Beautiful home on large creek lot,
abundance of shade trees and shrub
bery, outdoor fireplace, pool, etc. 7
large airy rooms. Price $D500. part
terms or will accept smaller house In
exchange.
CHILDS A MILLER, Realtors
344 State Street Phone 6708.
EXCHANGE FOR CITY INCOME
Fine 155 acre farm, 90 acres in crop,
balance pasture and timber, rooms
and batli. house, large barn, silo, chick
en house, etc., spring water piped to
house and yard, an exceptional oppor
tunity to exchange your city Income
for a stocked and equipped farm.
WILLAMETTE LAND COMPANY
4 23 Court Street. Salem
Phone 4513
FOR SALE FARMS
FARMS AND ACREAGE for RENT
SALE and TRADE. Oregon Land
Co. Pac. Hy. Woodburn, Ore.
43 A. FARM SNAP
$5006, all stocked and equipped, good
soil, fair bldgs. It will pay you to see
it. No trouble to show farms. See
Bechtel or Mr. Wilson, 311 State St.
DISTANT OWNER SAYS SELL AT
LOSS TO HIM
His choice 10 acre tract 2 miles out
on good road, part In crop, some bear
ing cherry and walnut trees, 7 room
house, barn, chicken coops, outbuild
ings, good well, electric lights and
close to school. Price very low at
$2600.
CHILDS MILLER, Realtors
344 State Street Phone 6708.
40 ACRES EAST OF SALEM
On good road, all In cultivation ex
cept 3 acres timber and pasture, 6 A.
walnuts, 7 A. filberts, 3 A. strawber
ries, 20 A. bottom land, running wa
ter, 2 springs, welL 4 room home,
barn. Telephone service. Price $4000,
cash one-half, balance payable $300
per year Including 5 Int.
SEE Clifford Harold with
CHILDS tc. MILLER, Realtors
344 State Street Phone 6708
11 A. tract, E. of Salem, small house.
Price with crop $1100. $300 cash, bal,
to suit.
W. G. KRUEGER
147 N. Com'L Phone 4728.
yuxru'uXJiJU'u"' rutfu"uui.rxrii" r"i"'-i,"iir
ACT QUICKLY
If you want to buy one of these fine
farms. Priced for less than half val
ue at hard-time prices 158 A. at $22
pr. acre; 64 A. well Improved, $75 per
A.: 64 A. at $50 pr. A.; 189 A. at $24
pr. A.; 20 A. 10 m. Salem, $45 pr. A. ;
60 A. at $25 pr. A.; 16 A. for $75
pr A.; 160 A well Improved, 3 miles
Salem for $160 pr. A. See Bechtel
or Wilson, 841 State St.. Room 4.
ACREAGE
u. acres, modern i nom nouse.
good barn, electric water system, fruit,
filberts. Tel. 4280 . Rt. . Box 105.
Business Opportunities
irijijjTjT.ririsirr,r" " a
Foe Sale FullT equipped saw shop
with good business, reasonable. T. A.
Juxa, Rt 8, Box 105. Phone 4210.
Fully equipped meat market for sale
or ient 178 S. Coml.
MONEY TO LOAN
04t00mw1
movet for rood first mortgage real
ut.t. innns. nv amount Farm, city
or acreage properties, uaw mtersat
rates No payment requirement
r-im.Tta a- MILLER. Mtge. Loans
844 State Street Phone 8708.
5 Farm Loans 5
Plant it money ; for well improved
farms if amply - secured. Improve er
buy now with cheap money. Asa tor
nriuamtt Vnllev - Farms.
Hawkins and Roberts. Inc.
A COMPLETE SERVICE ON
LOAIS8 Kif IU v
Beneficial Loan
Socijety of Salem'
Member of NRA.
ftAom tit. New Bligh Bldg. Snd foot
LICENSED NO. 8-121 U65 bj
SIS State St - TeL t 74
Loans Mads la Nearby Towns
Interesting Facts
.Nicotine collected in old pipes
sometimes causes death, says -Dr.
William Thorpe, of England.
O
Recent experiments at Tale In
dicate that the new heavy water
slows the action of the heart and
may be useful medically.
o
During the first four months of
this year 15 new steam locomo
tives and 39 new electric locomo
tives were placed in service in this
country.
MONEY TO LOAN
AUTO LOANS
CARS REFINANCED
Easy Terms Investigate
WILLAMETTE LOAN CO. ftf-U9
Soi Guardian Bide. Sa-sm
When You B'orrow
BORROW FROM A SALEM-OWNED
FINANCE COMPANY
I te SO months to repay at lowest pos-
sttM rates.
GENERAL FINANCE CORP.
A local corporation
1st Natl. Bank Bids. Phone IS53
Licensed by State
LIVESTOCK and POULTRY
Pure bred Jersey bull calf, tffthout
papers, $5. Garden Road, S miles west
of Pre turn. Tel. 86F4, Melvln Lien.
FOR SALE WOOD
GUARANTEED DRY wood coal
TeL 6000. Salem Fuel Co. Trade
Cottage.
Fir. oak. maple. TeL 137F8.
Old fir wood. 16 In. $5.0. IS In.
$8.75 TeL 7475.
Dry 16 In. old fir No. 1, $5 cd. TeL
5938. 1887 N. Front.
16 In. old fir, $5. 4 ft. 2nd $4. 4 ft
maple, $4. SO. TeL 9785.
Box Wood
and
Planer Ends
Just the thing for quick, hot fires.
The inexpensive summer fueL
Salem Box Co.
TeL 7122
WOOD SAWING
Wood sawing reasonable. Call 8290.
LOST AND FOUND
LOST Brown and white male set
ter. 3 yrs. old. Dial 4995 or S450. Re
ward.
LOST Lady'9 black pigskin glove
on Court St. Tel. 8901. Reward.
I Lost Glasses. Return Sears, Roe-
I buck office. No questions asked. Re
ward.
PERSONAL
MRS. WHITE, PSYCHIC Without
a question, she will analyse your prob
lems satlsfactoily. Local references
given: 325 South Winter. Phone 6415.
Not responsible for any trouble of
Mrs Nita Fetsch. ("Miss" Stalding).
Signed. John Fetsch.
FOR SALE USED CARS
McKay's Used Cars
Bulck Std. 4 -door Sedan
$95-
28 Pontlac Coupe
1125
1927 Packard Sedan
S195
'30 Ford Ppt Roadster
$235
10 Ford Std. Coupe
$245
30 Stude. Dictator Coupe
$265
1929 Bulck Sedan
$275
1930 Chevrolet Sedan
$295
'33 Chev. Master Coach
$495
'34 Chev. Master Coupe
$595
'34 Chevrolet Master Sedan
$695
CASH. TERMS or TRADE
See these caf at
333 Center St
McKay Chevrolet Co.
Valley Motor Co,
Used Cars and Trucks
34 V-8 Regular Sedan
33 V-S Regular Sedan
33 V-S Regular Coach
-S5S5
. 625
. 475
. 48S
395
41S
235
285
185
225
290
275
325
495
285
33 V-S DeLuxe Coupe
12 V-8 Regular Coupe
22 V-S Regular Tudor
39 Model A Spt. Roadster
30 Model A Tudor
29 Model A Coupe ?
29 Model A Fordor
29 Nash Sedan 1
29 Hup 6 Sedan
20 Studebaker C Sedan
32 Plymouth Coupe
1930 Model A Coupe
1930 Model A DeLuxe Phaeton 275
1931 Chev. Coach 125
1932 Chev. Coach - S9
1929 Chev. Coupe ; 115
1930 Chrysler Sedan . S25
Trucks and Pickups
32 Ford S. W. Base ,..- 59
29 Ford flat body, licensed J 175
29 Chevrolet, wood body, licensed 145
29 Ford Delivery 15
30 Ford Panel 170
AND OTHERS
At Marion and Liberty
and Center Streets
Open Evenings and Sundays
TeL 7910 and J15 .
1930 Model A Ford coach, 170 down.
1819 S. 13 th.
Business
Directory
Cards In this directory run
on a monthly basis only. -Rate:
ft. GO per line per month.
AUTO BRAKES
M4ke- Pan T7S .South Oomrnerelat.
BROOMS
Factory, 438 N.-CTrerch.- Tel. 6488.
CEMENT WORK
All Jrmds eement work. Tel. 8868.
CHIMNEY SWEEP
Teleen. 4 4 5 R g. Nerfhnesa.
CHIRAPRACTQRS
DR. a L. SCOTT. PSC Chiropractor.
N Htrh Tel. Res. 8TS2.
ELECTRICAL SERVICE
BOSLER Electric, 84$ Stabs St. WIr
tn tnntoen. rrrHanr iwrmfra. er !-
FLORISTS
Bfslthaupfv 447 Court.
ALL kinds of floral work. I Aits. Flor
ist. 1376 N. Liberty. TeL 5SX.
Bennett, 2233 Fairground Rd. T. 6178.
KEYS
We make keyn Harry W. Scott
LAUNDRIES
THE NEW SALEM LAUNDRY
THE WEIDKR LAUNDRY
IS a Hisb TeL 112S
CAPITAL CITY LAUNDRY
First In Quality and Serete
Teleirhrm IMS 12(4 RrflnflwtT
MATTRESSES
CAPITOL BEDDING CO Phone 406)
SALEM FLUFF-RUG and Mattress
Factory. NEW MATTRBSa mad. is
order, old remade; carpet cleaning, su
ing: nuff rug weaving & ltn Wil
bur. TeL $44 L OTTOVp. X WICKER.
Rat. 1411
MUSIC STORES
UEO. C WILL Pianos, radio, aewtna
maenfnes, sneer, duiiu and piano stud
ies. Repairing radios, phonographs end
sewing machines. 431 State Street
Sslenv
PHOTO ENGRAVERS
Salem photo engravtns. 147 N. Com
mercial. Tel. 6S8T.
PRINTING
FOR STATIONERY, cards, pamph
lets, programs, books or any kind of
printing, call The Statesman Printing
Department 31a S. Commercial. Teie-
phone Slot.
STOVES
renalr stoves, ranees, circulators.
Sell new and rebuilt stoves, ranges and
circulators, stock fence, posts, chicken
wire. Salem Fence and Stove works,
S3 Chemeketa. TeL 4774. R. B-
TRANSFER
FOR local or distant transfer storage.
call 3131, Larmer Transfer Ce. Trucks
to Portland dally.
CAPITAL CITY Transfer Co. 33
State St Tel. 7773. Distributing, ror
warding and storage our specialty. Get
tr rafea
TRUCKING
Truck work, all kinds. Tel 3354.
WATER COMPANY
OREGON-WASHINGTON Water Ser
vice company offices corner Commer
cial and Trad streets. Bills payable
monthly. Phone 4161.
WELL DRILLING
R A. West a I. TeL 110FS.
Sneed. 1078 Highland, TeL 4437.
FOR SALE USED CARS
Good Used Trucks
Ford T Pick-up S 35.00
Ford Canopy milk delivery 150.00
International 150.00
Ford Model A, L. W. B., new
motor 335.00
Chevrolet, extra good 225.00
Studebaker Z-ton, good one S00.00
Reo 2-ton. L. W. B. 685.00
Morland 2-ton, with body
285.00
100.00
. 60.00
Dodge 1. with body
1 yd. body ft hoist
217 State Phone 8590
James H . Med en Co.
133 FORD BUSINESS COUPE.
New tires, reconditioned as needed.
Finish Ilka new. Car run less than
20,000 miles. Make Tour own deal on
this one. No reasonable offer refused.
STATE MOTORS, INC
525 Chemeketa
Radio
Program
Wednesday, June 19
KOW POETLAITD 820 Xc
8:00 Jack Sprigs' a Orchestra.
8:30 Wor-s and Hnaie, NBC.
9:80 Songs, NBC.
10:30 Hotel Sutler Orcheitrs, NBC.
1:05 Soloist.
1:30 Us and Hy Shadow.
' 4:00 One Man's Family, NBC.
6:15 Grace Hayes. NBC.
6:30 Ray Noble Orchestra. NBC.
10:00 Richfield News Flsshes, NBC.
1015 Bart Woodyard's Ortheatra.
11:00 Jantsen Beach Orchestra.
11:30-12 Archie Lovelaod's Orchestra,
rOBTLANI 1180 Xe.
7:80 Calvary Tabernacle.
8:19 Mnsie Box.
9:30 Three-Fsnr Tims.
9:45 Singable Sours, NBC.
13 :0O Danes Frolic.
1 :00 Popular Vocalist.
1 :15 Operatic, Gems.
1:85 Melodies.
8:30 Rsy Noble Orchestra.
4i0 Melody Train.. NBC.
4:45 Tea Time Melodies.
8:50 Just Around the Corner, NBC.
sn m is
en FIXED DATE
WHEATLAND, June 18. Forty-nine
members of the descend
ants of the Mark and Susan Saw
yer association attended the lath
annual reunion Sunday at the
.grove on the John Smith farm
which is a portion of the original
donation land claim taken by the
pioneer couple who came across
the plains from Illinois by ox team
in 1847.
Re-election of all officers was
unanimous: president, George
Penrose, of Amity; vice-president,
Mrs. Ernest Shelbnrne, of Mc
Mlnnvllle; s e c r e tary-treasurer,
Mrs. L. L. Thornton, of Salem.
The third Sunday was a fixed
date set for "future reunions.
A program of music and read
ings was presented and a basket
dinner was served by Mrs. Acker
man end Mrs. T. Lawrence.
Attending from a distance were: Mr.
snd Mrs. L. L. Thornton snd son Leo,
Mrs. Angie Ditmar, Mrs. Jessie Beaty
and Miss Beva Penrose of Salem; Mr.
and Mrs. J. L. Fetter, Mr. and Mrs.
M. B. Myers, sr., M. B. Myers, jr., Mrs.
Sinai Blasell, Mrs. Lala Hashes snd
son Robert, Woodborn ; Mr. end Mrs.
Clifford AekerrasB and family. Beaver-
ton; Mr. and lira. Bay Antrim, Misses
Winnie sad Cerint Antrim et Aloha;
Mrs. Frances May Myers, Mr. and - Mrs.
John 8. Myers snd family, Hubbard;
Miss Ella Hendricks. Mrs. M. E. Hen
dricks ef MeMinnville: Mr. and Mr
H. O. Allen end their Randson, Harold
Allen ef Sheridan; Mrs. Grant Arms-
worthy of Wasco. -
Heavier Demand
For Wool Shown
BOSTON, June 18.-(-(U. S.
Dept. Agr.)-The wool market
here showed a better tone, and
Quotations were firmer than a
week ago as a result of the in
creased demand during the latter
part of last week. Medium grade
Ohio and similar bright fleeces
were sold recently at maximum
price of the range, 30-31 cents
in the grease for strictly comb
ing 568, blood and 48s, 50s,
blood. Territory wools of the
same grade a(so were more ac
tive than a week ago, but the
Increase in demand was not as
marked as for fleeces.
Hewitt Will Address
Heights Pension Club
SALEM HEIGHTS. June 18.
The Salem Heights Townsend club
will hold a meeting In the com
munit hall, Wednesday, at 8 p
m.. with Roy R. Hewitt of Salem
the speaker. Special music and
community singing will be held
NOTICE
Sealed bids will be received by
the School Board of School Dls
trict No. 113, Marion County,
Oregon, up to 2:00 o'clock p. m.
Friday, July 5. 1935, for the pur
chase of negotiable interest bear
ing warrants to the amount of
S3000.00, maturing S300.00 July
6, 1936, and $300.00 each year
thereafter until entire amount Is
paid.
Bids to be at par value. Rate
of Interest, not to exceed 6 per
cent, to be fixed by purchaser In
the bid submitted.
The School Board reserves the
right to reject any or all bid3.
Send bids to
DAISY LAMBERT,
Clerk.
Salem. Oregon, R. S.
Juno 19, 20, 21.
NOTICE OF FINAL
SKTTLKMNT
Notice Is hereby given that the
undersigned has filer5 in the
County Court of the State of Ore
gon, for the County of Marion,
her duly verl"ed flal account, as
administratrix of the estate of T.
T. Whittig. deceased, and that
said Court has fixed Tuesday, the
th day of July, 1935, at the hour
of ten o'clock A. M. of said day,
as the time, and the County Court
Room in the County Court HoHse
at Salem, In Marion County, Ore
gon, as the place for hearing said
final account and all objections
thereto.
Dated at Saler , Oregon, this
5th day of June, 1935.
GRACE H. WHITTIG,
Administratrix of the
Estate of. J. T. Whit-
ti, , deceased.
RONALD C. GI VER,
Attorney for Administratrix,
Salem, Or n.
J. 6-12-19-26; .. 3
7:30 Velodies Aristocratic.
8100 KKX News Flsthes.
10:35 Cobwebs and Nuts.
11:00 Ambsssador Hotel Orchestra.
11:30-13 Dance Orchestra.
XOZN POBTULTD 940 Kc.
6:80 KOIN Kiosk, Ivsa snd Wsltsr.
8:00 Country church of Hollywood,
DLBS.
9:80 CBS.
10:00 Thia and That with Art Kirk-
bam.
10:30 Between the Book Ends, CBS.
10:43 Happy Hollow, CBS.
1:00 Boole of Life.
1:30 Bailey and Sherr, CBS.
3:00 Happy-GoL-ey Hoor, DLBS.
2:45 CBS.
3 ;00 Feminine Fancies. DLBS.
5:30 Bob and Dolly Save-a-Life club,
8:00 K. C. B.'s rsdio column, SAW,
CD LBS.
:30 Little 8how Fahey Brockman.
9:30 American Family Robinson, Jos
Wsiaer's.
1000 Kit Herbeek's orchestra. DLBS
10:30 OrriHe Knapp'a orchestra, DLBS.
KOAC COSVALLIS 560 Xc
9:00 Home Economics Observer. -10
:00 Music
10:30 Mnsie.
10:43 Guarding your health.
11:00 Violet Herigstsd,- pianist,
pnpUi.
11:30 Hollinrsworth organ recital.
12:00 Siooa far hour.
OO Modarn elodiaa.
snd
1 :30 4-H dob summer school, assem
bly. '
2 :S0 Maaie.
. 8 :0O Hemeaakers. half hour.
8:30 Tooth and lbs new deal.
:00 On the campuses.
4:30 Stories for boys aad tWs.
fi :00 Co poaera ia earn eo.
8 :0 American Legioa pro am.
6:30 Eve-inf farm hour.
Stocks and Grains Higher
DEW IS HEAVY
FOB MSPS1IES
PORTLAND. June 18. - UP)
There was no batter price change
for the day and the movement
appeared practically steady at the
late price loss.
A fair increase in receipts was
shown last week but there was
a decrease' in centralized churn
ing, a seasonable condition.
Market for eggs appeared firm
er elsewhere but there was little
apparent change in the local situ
ation which reflects hot weather
eggs from Inland points.
Steadiness was reflected gen-
erauy in me mirnei ior u i
. a . a i 1 a 1 X,
chickens. Last price decline ap-
noarod to have cleared the at-
. v. j i .. I
mospnere somew-ai niiu UUJC,D I
were talcing noia more ireeiy at
the lower value.
Market for tomatoes was still
more or less unsettled as a re
sult of rapidly increasing sup
plies from California, holdovers
from Texas and a liberal gain of
hothouse Offerings Within the lo- I
cal'- territory.
Strawberry market appeared
steady for the day with decreas
ing supplies and continued lib
eral demand. Most of the supply
was snowing tag ena oi tue seas-
On UUality.
-..-. .mna iVn. .if rnr
UUUU UC " I
the limited offerings of raspber-
riea. while receipts were siowiy i
. e..nnw a- -till far in. I
Buiiu. buvwj v... i
sufficient to take care of needs.
Prices were tnereiore nrm.
NEW YORK. June lS.-(-The
stock market bulls nibbled away
Rails
ai me auaro mi
seemed to their taste, along witn
a few snprialtlpa but their aDDe-
.... .
lite was nui vutiuua.
in spite 01 ine laci iuai ouy-
In? aee.med selective and cau -
tk. m .nln -lea In
iiuuo, iuo ui i,-- "
tne Associaiea x-ress u erase ui
60 stocks was sufficient to set a
10?H nalr nt A I The nro-
vious top was made last Saturday
at 44.2.
Early car loadings reports for
lndvldual roads supplied a con-
venient background for the rail
buyers. Better traffic was report-
ed by such roads as Chesapeake
& Ohio, North Western, Illinois
Central, Pere Marquette end
Nickel Plate.
The turnover in the stock ex-
change amounted hover, to only
o o r jon .u
Some of
the utilities found
modest following-, although ad
vances were generally small.
Public Service of K. J. made a
new hleh at 36, but closed a
little below its best.
Gardeners and
Ranchers' Mart
PORTLAND, Ore., June 18.-(;P)
-Today's session of the gardeners'
and ranchers' market was better
than the average i uesaay session,
The last of the Delicious apples
went, leaving only the Rome Jum-
ble packed apples which sold at
$1.25 per box.
Strawberry supplies were mod
erate with the demand improved
New Oregons sold at $1.45 to
$1.50 with poorer grades at $1 to
11.25. Some of the poorest sold as
a T rt AAwa 1 t- in fho aoooinn
iuw aa t v vcuta iuvc ia vug doo.v-.
Peaa continued low, around 2
and 2 cents per Dound with tel-
ephone peas bringing from three
tint-
iu 71
mi a. i a xn
ue lire l ixuy m.i auu uucmico
m nt --r J -1 ---
iroui umeu. iaiui-u Diwn-
1., v- rtAii-rl T)11r
IJ OlA eclats JCl vvuuui -av.
Dalles were reported jnovlngfast
at six cents a pouna. mugs muieu
upward from nine to 10 cents a
pound.
Cabbage sold from 90 cents to
$1.75 per crate, according to qua
lity.
Tender green string beans sold
at 9 to 10 cents.
Raspberries were scarce and a
No. 1 quality sold for $2.50 per
24 basket crate.
Field packed celery held a
price of $2.50 per box, washed
went for $3.25 per box, and cel
ery hearts sold as low as $1.25
per dozen.
Besns Local lb., 9-10c
Oreea pepptri California, Tb Uc
tied peppers Calif., lb.. 17c.
Apricots Calif. 80 lb. log. $2
Peas Oregon, ih., 2e; Telephone, 8 He.
Bpinaeh ;rate, 30-40C.
1 v" w . wui.mc, i-wvv.
BeeUDoxen bunches, 80-35c.
Green onions Dozen bnnches. 20 2Sc
ifrj omona iaui. ream, iuu it. eacs,
$1.25; yellows, at; wax, $2.25-2.85.
Turnips Dozen banchei. The Dalles,
50c.
BUYING SILL BUT
193S MARK IS SET
Radiahes Doses bunches. 20 23e. 7
Icicle rsdiahes Dotes bunches, 20c. I Gaubert-Chalfao has duly quali
Cabbaga Lettuce crats. Ko. 1, 1 1.60- I fled na snch administratrix. All
1.70; No. 2. $1.10.
Cauliflower Crate, No."!. 1.25: Ko.
2. 11.10.
re?e7
Apples Rome, jumbis packed, box,
V 'ii. . .
Zn?ek' .,on.
new Oregon, 50-lb. box, $1.50
Green rarlic Local, lb.. Be
Cucumbers Box, $1.75-3 ; hotbousa.
Rhsbarb 80-lb. box. 40-50e.
Asparagus , box, a.ea-.7a;
aPrsleT Doxea bnncnea. 0e.
Strawberriea Ore goa, crate, $1.10
h LSSS. -nV"1-"1 low frde-
Lettuce Seattle, crate, Tie; local, eoe.
Gooseberries Pound, 6c
r-Uo.t, Ore lb. ie: Bins.
fro The Dalles. .Be; Black' B-p-bUcan,
6e; Boysl Ane;jpi, fte lb.
f- i n- ! IS
Salem Markets
Grade B raw 4 per cent
milk, co-op basic pool price
. fl.88 per hundred. -
(Ifilk . baasd oa aeml atoattly
kattertat average.)
Distributor price 92.10. '
A grade but t er rat Deli v-
ered, 28c; route, 23c.
A grade prints, 28c; B
grade, 27 He
Prlret paid te .growers by Sale buyers.
(Tba prices KelcT, supplied by local
grocer, are indicative ef lbs daily market
but are sot guaranteed by The States
man.)
ramas
( Buying Price)
Raipberries, 24 2.00 te 2.40
Watermelons, lb. .03 ti
"Uionp., rso t s.oo
-ri""i w -. .w
Arj10B i.gs u 2.50
Oranges, if fancy 8.75 t 4.50
Choice 5.35 to .00
Valenciss
2.75 te 8-50
.08
Bananas, lb.
ob stalk
Hand
.00 li
Lemons, fancy
4.00 to 4.75
2.55 te 3.25
1.00
Choice ...,.
I. Imn. fresh
Apples, bushel . IJtR to 2.85
Strawberriea, Manball 1.25 to 1.60
Etterbnrg and Cervallis
VEGETABLES
(Bnrinr Prices!
Green onions, local, dozen
.20
a.25
2.75
Local onions, 6U lbs rvo. 1 .
No. 2 50 lbs.
Yellows, 50 lb.
" 2.30
1.10
.07
.01 4
i.60 to S.00
Asparagus, local, dos.
Washington, lb.
iSEfS,,
Rhubarb, lecal, lb.
cauliflower, ogon. ig .90 to 1.50
Cabbage, Oregon, lb. .02 to .03
usrroia, Viui. oozea -J va .su
P.Ata J...n
.35
S-75
.90
reierr.'caiifj w crate
Celery, local doi.
LAbian nesrts, aozen
, i. ... i , .- or
Kett, Ctit d0IeB J .35
Beans, Calif, lb.
.08
.60
JZO
.75 to 1.25
Endives, doten ,
1 Green peppers, lb. ,
Lettuce, local , .
Potatoes
Local. No. 1. ewt
Local. Ko. 2, cwt.
Taknas. Ko. 1. 50 Iba.
Takima, Ko. 3. 50 lbs.
1.75
1.00
1 00
.85
2.35
Sweet
New spuds, Calid.
, Local new peas
. 1.50 to 1.75
.mv, to .04
Spinach. local, orange crate
.50
Squash. Calif, crats
1.25
1.85
2.00
.50
.20
Tomatoes
Hot bonse, 10 lbs.
Uexicas, 10 lb. lug
!"
Radi,h. local, doien
waiouta. lb. u to
Filberts, lb. -13 te
50
.15
hops
(Bnying Prlc.)
clusters, 1034 lb, top
Jl
.23
1 Fugrles. 1934. top it.
I EOGS
(Baying Price)
Extras
.20
.19
as
Standards
Mediums
WOOL AND M0HAIS
(Buying Price)
Mohair
.50
.20
.18
Medium wool .
vu"rM "nu " poultbt
(Baying Price)
HeaT- hen. 4 or orver
.15
.14
JS
.12
J7
JOS
.04
.17
.14
TTLt h
Light, lb.
Fryera. lb. .
in Z
colored frys, lb.
I White Leghorn fry. n.
i
(Bnj-ing Priced
Spring lambs, lb .05 U to .05 H
F.wes, lb 01 to .01U
Yearling lambs .03 to .034
Hoes. 140-170 lbs. 7.25 to 8.25
120 130 lba. 6.25 to 7.25
170-210 lbs., top 9.25
riO-250 lbs top 8.5 to 9.C5
Cow. - - 7-25
gtrers 4.00 to 6.00
Cowa 2-00 to 3.50
Bulls - 4.00 10 4.3U
Heifers 4 no to 5.0U
Veal, top 5.00 to 5.50
Dressed hot:. , -1?
Dressed veal. lb. .08 Vs
GRAIN AND JtlA I
(Buying Price)
W bat. western red .
White. No. 1 ??
Barley, feed. No. 1, ton 25.00
Malting, ton -"
Osta. miliins. ton
20-00
H buying- pri
clover hay
. a.oo
. 9.00
.noo
. .18
. -II
oat s and vstcn. ton
C Bead
Bed. lb,
Alaika. lb.
No. 901S
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the County Court of the State
of Oregon for the County of
I M Hon.
... . , 4 ,,
Notice is nereoy giv-u i
undersigned nas Deen sj.iw
Administratrix who. me m
nexed of the Estate of A. S
I , ,,. . v. ,h rnnntr
i n eiiar ucuc4-cu. uj
i " ' m . - - fnr
I I nlirt OX XCO DlttlO JL m fc"
- . H h,0 mtili.
I fflariOU tUUUlJ . auxi. a Mv.-..
I . . , .
fled. All persons having claims
gt -id estate a-ereby
verified as by law required, to
the undersigned at 334 Wyatt
Court. Salem. Oregon, within eix
months from the date nereoi.
Dated and first published June
12th. 1935.
Last publication July 10th. 1935.
Gertrude M. weiis.
Administratrix with Will
Annexed.
Bruce T. Curry. Attorney.
Jn-12-19-26-Jl-3-lo
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE HEREBY IS GIVEN
that by an order of the County
Court of the County of Marlon,
State of Oregon, duly made, rend
I ered and entered of record in said
I mnfunralli ilnw
I TT
Of May, 1930, U-KlttUU- UAU-
I BERT - CHALFAN waa dnlT aD-
I . . . .i.i.i..t.i. A
ppmieo as auiuiuuuavii i -"
estate Of JUHAISISA il. UAMBJ-fi;.
1 Ay.nn a a A an4 fhot a1i4 fSortrildl
I .
I
said estate hereby are required to
the same, with proper
I vouchers and due Terification, to
said administratrix at 214 United
States National Bank Building.
Salem, Oregon, within six months
from the date of the first publi
cation of this notice.
Dated and first published the
twenty-ninth day of May, 1935
I - u-ntnuu- ui
- 1 CHAT,-AN. as Adminla-
tratrlx of the Estate of
I J UilA-NIM A a. UAMDUii,
I Doroaaod
CARSON ft CARSON,
I AttomCVS for' Administratrix.
I ' Mj t9: J. S-12-l.-Zff
EXCESSIVE RII IS
ML TO CROPS
CHICAGO. June 18.--Cains
of one to two cents a bushel
were scored by wheat and corn
futures today as the grain mar
ket reflected trade advices of un
favorable crop conditions in parts
of the winter wheat and nearby
corn belts because of excessive
rainfall.
Corn led the advance. Reports
of further planting delays, -par
ticularly in central Illinois and
Missouri, increased fears that the
19 3 a crop may be seriously re
tarded in some regions. Wheat
buyers acted on talk of a wet
harvest from the southwest.
Wheat prices rose 1 to 13
cent above the previous finish,
closing with July 81-, and
corn was 1 hi to 2 higher, July
81-S2. Oats -gained rye
1 to 1 and barley was un
changed. Closing quotations:
Wheat: June 81i. July. 81
, September 81-, December
844.
Corn: June . July 81-
82, September 76-, December !
Oats: July 35, September
33, December 35 -'.
General Markets
FOETLAND P-ODTJCB
POETLAJTD. Ore., June 18. (AP)
Produce errtiange, net prices :
Batter: Extras, 26c; standards, 24e;
prime tints, 24c: firsts, 23 He.
Kggt: V. S. tpecials. 26c; V. S. ex
tras, 25c; U. S. medium extras, 23c.
Batterfat: 27c.
Portland Grain
PORILAXD, June IS. (AP) Grain
Wheat Open High Low Close
July 69 70 69 70
Sept. - .6i 69 Vs 68 H 69 V4
Dec 70 71 704 71
Cash: Big Bend bluestem, 82; dark
hard winter 12 per cent, M; do 11 per
cent, 74; soft white, western whit. 69:
hard winter, 68 H: northern spring, 69
Vi : western red. 68.
Oats: Xo. 2 white. 26.
Com. No. 2 E yellow. 39.7.
Millrun standard, 4.50.
Portland Livestock
PORTLAND, Ore., June 18. (I'SDA
AP) Hogs receipts uu; mostly 15
25e lower. Extreme top 40e below Mon
day. Good to common 170-215 lb. drire
ma lars'lr 9.50-O.60; 230-230 Iba 9.0O
9.25. Light lights. 875-9.00. Packing
sow. 7.25-7. 50. Feeder pigs saleable
aronnd 8.75,
Cattle receinta SO; calv. 10: hold-
oien around 200 head. Quality mostly
very plain, market slow, around steady
at Monday's sharp decline. Scattered
lost common grass steers 4.50-5.60. Com
mon heifers 4.25-5.00. Low cutter, and
cutter cows 2.00-3.00 : common to me
dium grades 3.25-4.25. Bulls mostly
4.00-4 50. Vealers saleable 6.50 down.
Sheep receipt 500; market Kteady.
Good sprint; lambs mostly 6.00-6.25. Odd
head choice to 6.d0. Medium grade 4.50
5.00. Medium to good yearlings 3.50
4.'Jj. Heavyweights down to 8.00.
Slaughter ewe 1.00-1.50.
Portland Produce
PORTLAND. Or.. June 1. (AJ)
Butter PriBts, A grade, 8c lb. in parch
mgnt wrapper: -9c in cartons; B grade.
parchment wrappers, 2GVic lb.; cartona.
t TtC lb.
Buttertat Portland delivery : A grade
deliveries at least twice weekly, 27-28e
lb.; country routes, 26-28c lb.; B grade
deliveries less than twice' weekly, 2tj-27e
lb.; C grade at market.
G grade cream for bottling Buying
price, bntterfat baais, 5Jc lb.
EgSS Sales to retailers: .Specials, 28e;
extras. 2ic: fresh extrss, brown, 2ic;
atandarda. 23-; fresh mediums, 25c; me
dium firsts. 21c dozen.
Eggd Baying price of wholesalers:
Fresh specials. 24c; estraa, 24c; stan
dards, 21c; extra mediums. 20c; medium
firsts, 18c; undergrade 13c doicn.
Cheese 92 score. Oregon triplets, lee;
loaf. 15c; brokers will pay H cent below
quotations.
Milk Contract price. A, Portland de
livery, $2.50 cwt.; B grade cream, 2"e
lb aarplna basis.
Country meats Selling price to re
tailers: Country killed hogs, best butch
ers, under 150 lbs., 15 He Ih.; Tellers,
No. 1. 10c Ih.; light snd others, 7H-8e
lb.; heavy. 7ia-Se lb.; cutter cowa, 7
8c lb.; raiutera. 6-7e lb.; bulla, 8-8 He
lb.; yearling lambs. 10c lb.; spring, 10-
11c lb.; medium. 9 10c lb.; ewes, 3-Sc
lb.
Mohair 1933 buying price. 20 lb.
Casrara bark Buying price, 1935 peel.
2c lb.
Hops 1934 fugglea t ) lo.; clusters.
10-11 He lb.
Live poultry Poetised delivery, buyisg
price: Colored hens, over SH lba. 1516c
lb.; under SH lbs.. 1415c lb.; ever 8H
lbs- 14-15e lb.; springs. 4 lbs., and up.
20-21c lb: under 4 lbs.. 1819c lb.; whits
broilers, 13e lb.; roosters, 6c lb.; Pekiu
ducks, young, 16-17c lb.
Omona Oregon. o. 1, fz cwt
New onlona California reds, $1.50 per
50 lb. bag; California war, $2.50 crste.
Potatoes Oregon Borbanks. $1.25 en-
tsl; Deschutes Gems. $1.50; Idaho Gems,
$1.25.
New potatoes California whites, $2.25
per centsl.
Cantaloupes Imperial Jumbo, $2.50'
3; standards, $2.25-2.75; pony, $2.25
2.75 crate.
Watermelons California Klondikes,
2V4-3C lb.
Wool 1935 clip, nominsj; Willamette
valley medium, 20-21e lb.; coarse and
braid. 1819c lb.: eastern Oregon, 18-21e
lb.: southern Idaho, ( ) lb.
Hay Buvisg price from producers, si-
-falfs So, 1, new price, $16.00-16.50:
astern Oregon timothy, $17; oats. 7. oo
10.00 ton; Willamette valley timothy,
$14; clover, $7.00-10.00 ton. Portland.
Stocks and Bond
June 14 .
ITOCK AVXKAOSS
(Compiled by The Assocmted Prats)
SO 15
15 60
Indus. Kails.
Today 60.7 24.9
Pre, day 60.5 24.8
Month ago 5 21.9
Tear age 5
1935 high 60.8 87.6
1985 low . 49.5 18.5
1934 high 61.4 43.0
1934 low 45.S 22.8 -
Nw 1935 high.
Dtil. Stocks
31.5 44.5
81.4
sa.4
83.5
$1.5 ,
ji.e
40.6
24.2
44.3 .
420
43.9
44.5
84.S
614
34.9
80BT) AVEKAGXf
, 20 10 10
f Raits Indus. Utit
Todar 83.0 4.0
Prer. day 82.7 96.6 88.S
Month g - 79.7 96.8 92.9
Tssr sro 3 .
1935 high 87.S 97J) 4-l
1985 low 7S.4 92.S. . 84.5 ;
1934 AUth 89.4 92 9 .
19$ tew T T4.S 73.7 6S.3
to
Tor
68.T
68.5
68.1
65.2
70.4
5.S
to.
60.3