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Newspaper Page TextThe OftEGOfl STATESMAN, Salens Oregon, Satoday 3I6rniaff,: September 21, 1935 PAGE NINE .. ... . - : : - - - -..-..,, ..,- I . - - MMiBMHMHHMMBMHHMMMBMBHHHaa .... Statesman Classified Ads Call 9101 Classified Advertising Single Insertion per line lee Three insertions per line . .20c Six Insertions per line .30c One month per line .....11.00 MinimuM charge . ... ... . i 25c Copy for tie'jege aceeptad until 8:50 the evening before pohlicatioa far. claaxOfiestion. Copy received tiler this sise will be n and the head ii Too Uti t CUuU;. The . States maa tuomii ae fiaan eil reepeasibility far error wniea ay appear in advertiaemsata publisk en ia its eottu-sa, and hi cases wkero thia paper .hr at fault will reprint that part ei aa advertisement ia which the typographical SftitUk occurs. Tha Elttenui reserves the right to reject abjectwaaala ad-ertiaiag. It fur ther reserves ti right to classify all advartisiaf aaaer the proper claaaifica tioa. Hop Pickers Hop picker a heat of 15 acres of hope week picking. Will lama, at Eohu Help Wanted- Female Girl to help with housewk. TeL 6482. W A N T E D Housekeeper between a? is ana za. let sii. Situations Wanted Reliable bor, 26, work for room, board, small waste. Available Oct. 1st, Hx s, care EMateaman. for Sale Miscellaneous Safe for sale, fireproof. 2iS Cbeme- aeta. -.-------- -n-1-i.rm.Pi.n.nj-u-m A BARGAIN Drop in or give your order to one of our agents.' The Statesman one year by mail, only. 33.00. TODAY'S PAPER TUDAX, Distilled white vinegar for all pick tins purposes. "Keeps Tour Pickles risp. PURITAN CIDER WORKS WEST SALEM Ground Dallas limestone. Bulk or ders taken for the next 3 weeks onlv at $3.50 ton. F. O. B. plane Hawkins Koberts inc. Tel. 4103. MM A BARGAIN Drop in or give your order to one of our agents. Tne Statesman one year by mail, only 13.00. TODAY'S PAPER TODAY. Typewriters Rent a machine, prac tice at home special rates to students. Roen, 420 Court. Phone 8773... A. K. C. Reg. Iriih Terrier pupa. 715 N. Capitol Be Independent ; own a neighbor hood grocery. Good proposition for quick sale. Writ Statesman, Box 62. , . Smooth tomatoes, 60c TeL 78F14. .---- - -- rin.n.n.r Good used ilontae ranare. 17 E5 Kav Street ' nawj-w saawaaawa. a a ah a. at - mgjyjyjjyjjj Late- Improved Elberta Deaches now here. Lovells, Saturday and Sunday. Sal ways later. Puritan Cider Works, West Salem. . aaavataaai A BARGAIN Drop In or give your order to one of aur agents. The Statesman one year by mail, only 3.00. TODAY'S PAPER TODAY. Used Regina, sweepers, with attach ments. $15 and $20. Box 695, care Statesman. A BARGAIN Drop In or give your order to one of our agents. The Statesman one year by mail, only 13.00. TODAY'S PAPER TODAY. Grapes. 2 He lb. at King- U mL N. ' of penitentiary 4 -comers. Tomatoes for canning. TeL 71P3 eve nings. Trade Miscellaneous Trade equity in house and lot, for ?ar, worth around $300. 1065 N. 17th. .Sundays or after 8, evenings. Wanted Miscellaneous Free We pick up dead and worth less horses, cows, sheep. TeL 48(9. Wanted small all-wave set radio, re liable make, not over $15. Box 45, Statesman. FOR SALE OR TRADE We are Interested in trading a good used car, tor wood. Carter & Church Motor Co, 365 North Commercial Want to buy a used hog fuel burner. Pay cash. Phone 6525. Miscellaneous Haircuts, 15c-20c 303 & Winter. -"--------' - -i-n-,-i-rv"u-uxn.i-uJX Dressmaking, by day, 2 SO N. 15th. For Rent Rooms Front sleeping room for gentleman. Hot and cold water, furnace heat 255 ... H v.u ivuiu, (luut CUUjUlCV, Rp.n.u OCA O . i . o. soilage. ROOMS n V Canllnl T"t tT FOR RENT Sleeping room with garage. . telephone 8624 . 1065 K, Summer. Furn. sleeping or housekeeping rooma Garage. Tel. 3452. Room and Board For couple, very close In. TaL 5482, .Board and nwn ma and university, reasonable rates 135$ Chemeketa St r4rr i iia ADVERTISING . Portland Representative .Gordon B. Bell. Security Building, Portland, Ore. - . Western Advertising , Representatives Fenger-Hall Co, Ltd. Saa Franci.co. Lot eVagelaa, Seattle ' Eastern Advertising 1 Representatives ? - BfTant. Griffith A Branson, Ina, i Chicago. New York, Detroit .. Boston. Atlanta Entered at the PostoTflc af galeta, Ore pen, j fiecosd-CJaas Matter. Pub ihe ever morning exvepe Honda. BNaiaesa ece, 216 oulk Coatatereial Street ;,-. , SCBSCRIPTION RATES: Mall Subscription Rates, tn Advance, Within Oregon: Dally and Sunday. 1 Mo. 60 cenu: $ Mo. $L25 ; U& $2J5 ; J, Var $4.00. Elsewhere 50 cents per , or $5.00 for 1 year In advance. Pet Copt S eeata News Stands cents. . By City Carrier: 45 cents a month 15.01 a year la advance. For RentApartments FOR RENTAPT S. Two room apartment, lights, water, and garage. J121 N. Church, For Rent Houses Houses. Grant. 52 Court. TeL 6514. ' r.wmiwi.wRjMj' Furn. A upfura. Forkner. TaL I01L ' winter rates on cottagea Lone Star Auto camp, IS 60 N.vCap1toL . FOR RENT HOUSK 5-room furnished, Spanish type. To responsible people. 430 N. 14 th. ansna-i i m a aaM j-.. - FOR RENT C rooms modern, 1775 Fairmont St. E. M. HoffnelL 7 R. mod- basement, furnace. $30 fc. 2128 N. Commercial. -'for rent S room house in good con ditton. Garden, garage, $15. Phone A. J. jlnt For Rent Hospital beds and wheelchairs rent H. L, Stiff Furattura Co. to Ottlc rooms for rest $tl Bute SL Eel 3713. 20 A. near Salem. 130 A. tillable, food water, fair bldgs., good fences. Low cash rent 645 Ferry St. FOR RENT Choice 80 A. farm S mi. from Salem, good bldgs. and fen ce, fruit, nuts. 70 A. farm land, bal. pasture. Cash rent, half down. E, B. Perriae, 155 N. Liberty St. Wanted to Rent WANTED Business woman wants large room, partially furnished, or room and sleeping porch. Call 6064, after 5 o'clock or Sunday. For Sale Real Estate Bargain One bldgs., fruit and nuts. Bus line.' See owner, 175 So. Commercial. . - "ir-MLruunri. REAL ESTATE 6 room modern housv. good location, priced below Its present value. 5 room house, two lots fur inoiinA 5 room house well furnished, caved street, priced for less than building3 would cosu 8 room house, modern and In first class condition, tan be bought right or will accept smaller house in trade. CHAS. Hl'DKINS, Phone 9491. 275 State ! Street o room House, lance lot. fruit etn s room house, bath, on paved St.. North Salem. $1059. W. G. oravt -r,.ni-. Building. v TAKE A TIP m-v vaw $250. down. Nice 5-R. nlast. home. Daved street. nrl-e tt1-.nnn $500. down, dandy strictly modern 7- R. home. Regular $5000 place for $3500.0t). Have a client that vlil pay up to $2000 casn lor a good modern home in Salem, Also have a client that will pay. small payment down and pay $100 per mo. on nice 1 to 5-acre plare with good house. What oav yon? SEE JAS. D. SEARS or O w miivsnw 132 S. Hlfffl St. Phnn. 90 Sale or trade 1 tn kil m,ti.iA city limits terms. Tel. '384!. LOOK AT THIS "HOME This modern ! nmm hnma n-t.h cement basement' f:imnr. tire) oak-floor, atric. new paint, new roof! -.. im.jiKB, , uecorawa tn the Ulter ior,. nke Jarae ooraw Int rUb,.Kn,h 55,p.edi "3ubJe parage, IMMEDI ATE POSSESSION. Price $3950. SEE THIS BARGAIN BEFORE TOU BUY. wnieu at w r ifth St. W. H. GRABEXHORST A CO., REALTORS 114 SL Liberty St. Phnn. net - - i -.--w'wxji SV1P This modern late hunt A tered home newly decorated Inside and out, paved st.. near bus line and school, IMMEDIATE POSSESSION, Price $1250. I?."8 rinvn hal tie month. ' 1 SEE, W. H. GRABENHORST A CO ... . REALTORS IS4 a Liberty St. Phone $468 FAIRMOUNT HILL BARGAIN This modern Kner tvt uw v,nn. with oak floors. lots of tile. work, at tractive lawn and shrubs, extra good r?T?n. PJtT. reduced to $3000 for QUICK SALE: ff you want a nice home at the RIGHT PRICE, act now before it's too lure. SEE, W. H. ORABENHORST A CO., nciLluns 134 s. Liberty St. Phone 8168 Exchange Real Estate FOR TRlriP Clear home in Sacramento for house or iarm near Salem. Roger F, Wil jiimis, m. i. box ss, woodburn. Warn Crtr - T . , ------ ' , ' 'win luwicm uomc ni jucanon. uienuaie. Calif. A. W. Farrell, owner, Newberg, Oreg. Business Opportunities : INVESTMENTS inrw your savings at 5 to per $?nta t mortgage securities. Sea tiawains a Roberts. 1 For Sale Farms"" 5 acre tract, good land, about one mile from city limits. 6 room buntralow Iniu .m.li bldgs. For immediate sale this prop erty ' offered for $1100 on reasonable terms, peg air, unogren HAWKINS A ROBERTS. INC. Prices Gotaer Up Better Hurry 5 Acres close In, good 5-R. Bungalow, .and : P. H., electricity and welL $500 down ; price $2100. 13 Acres: one .of the best buys. Ex tra good Improvement lots of fruit and nuts; a very pretty place. Must be sold. Come look It over and make aa offer. Four miles out 37 U Acres, stocked and equipped, good locatioB and modern bldg. One of our--nicest and most profitable places. Priced very reasonable. 40 A,cre north), fair bldgSL, silo, and electricity, good soil. Only $3500 take small house In Salem as part 7 Acres, Pacific highway. 4 miles out Good 4 R. house, barn and P. H. J-A- '"berts all In cult Price only . $5500 take- house m Salem aa part P111- K yon want to buy or aelL SEE - i - . JAS; D. SEARS or a W. JOHNSON 13$ S. High St Phone 9629. Out of town owner says sell: 2 A good Improvements, all kinds of fruit garden land. See me about terms oa this place. . - - ... H. C. SHIELDS 210 Oregon j Bldg. TeL 8902. Money to Loan Auto Loans C AS 8 REFINANCED Easy Terms - - lavestlnte WILLAMETTE LOAN CO. M-li 605 Guardian Bids. Satera ... 1 - --------- - -,-,-,-n-i -.-n.n nwuuu First elasa: ntnn lnn. .-mrmnt $2000 -and. over. No commission or brokenrge for borrower to pay. LADD BUSH TRUST- C CO. ;1 Automobile and ; r ; aiattel Loans 1 to 28 months to repay at lowest possible rstes. GENERAL FINANCE CORP. -A Local Corporation ' -First Nat'L Bank Bldg. Phone $553. Uceutd by State - . -'"------ -i-n-iriru-Lri.rinjxj-Ln MONEY for rood first 'mortrasra real estate loana -' any - amount farm, city or acreage properties. Low interest rates. No payment requirernanta. CHILDS A MILLER, Mtget. Loans 344 Bute St - - Phone 70$ Interesting Facts CP. Bishop teceired an order today for four Bishop's virgin wool shirts from C. G. Mahoney, Red River, New Mexico. Prof. W. B. Tack, of London nn- Iversity, recently demonstrated that common sugar soaked in li quid air, becomes highly explosive. A new 14th magnitude comet was recently discovered in the constellation, Sagittarius. It is invisible to the naked eye. Our sun Is continuously gather ing energy from outside Itself and will someday explode, says Nikola Tesla. Money to Loan YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD HERE 1 Because we specialize in loans up to $300 Including automobile loans. Plenty of Time to Pay! As long aa 20 months. Quick service. Beneficial Loan Society Room 119, New Bllgh Bldg. 518 State Street, Calem, Oregon Phone 3740 S-122. M-165. MONEY We now have several good first mortgages on hand, amounts front $3a0 to $2500. Net Investors 6 per cent, see us ror real estate, loans. CHILDS & MILLER, Mtge. Loans 344 State St phone 6708 Money to loan at six per cent Small monthly payments. Salem Federal Savings A Loan Association. Guardian Bldg. Phone 4109, Loans Wanted Loans wanted on farm and city property. Before borrowing, inquire at Hawkins & Koberts. Insurance INSURANCE Let us write your next auto or fire Insurance policy. Ask us about the merit rate on automobiles, thereby giv ing you a reduced rate. For insurance see W. G. KRUEGER 147 N. Commercial Livestock and Poultry Live poultry wanted. $28 N. Front For Sale Wood GUARANTEED DRT wood coal lei. suoo, Salem Fuel Co. Trade Cottage. ....... No. 1 dry 16 In. old fir, also 2nd growtn. tci. 3573. Dry wood, all kinds. Tel. 8088.. Dry 16 inch old fir. Tel. 7014. Box Wood AND Planer Ends Just the thing for quick, hot flrea, ine inexpensive summer fuel. Satem Box Co. TeL 7122 Wood Sawing Wood sawing reasonable. Call $290. Lost and Found LOST Envelope containing $10 cur rency ana cnecK. m f. (). or m Rtat oc let. 4 44z. Keward. Personal STOMACH ULCER, GAS PAINS, INDIGESTION victims, why suffer? tor quick relief get a free aample of uusa, a doctors prescription at Cap ital and Perry's Drug Stores. For Sale Used Cars International 1ft. ton, I W. B. .450 Loage ift tan, U. W. B. 550 G. M. C 1 ton. with body ISO J AMES u. UADEN CO. - Z17 State St Rione 8590 .w iii . ........ -1-,-,-,-,1-iru-uT.iuuuui '29 Ford Coupe. $150. 620 S. 25th. iaasaavasaKaii 2$ Cher., 425. 1060 Hunt St Model A '29 Fnrd itnaV.t wtiaai. - - - l Vi WlAAAAA For Sale Used Cars For Better Used Car Values, See Bonesteele Bros., Inc. 1934 Hudson DeLuxe Coupe Ilka ' new car . i?sa .A. . . . - " mum viuixi oeaan eare- ty giasa Golden beige color, 19,000 miles A-l - - 645 1923 Dodge Sedan: the famous ' D. A. model new . patnt, leather upholaterlng ; . actual mileage 25.000. Sea It 15S lazs ord Panel Dely, excellent condition 250 1928 Bulck St 4 door, recondi tioned motor, one of Buicks best models IIS 1929 Studebaker Prea Sedan lots or car ror the price good wwdlHon J50 1927 Oakland Coach-this car will giv lots of service 95 1928 Essex Sedan. 4 -door : reduced - tor j - 115 192$ Pont lac Sedan; aa is 125 1927 Essex Coupe, new paint, re- conaiuonea 192$ Nash Sedan, 4 -door. Only 85 . STUDEBAKER .DEALERS Bonesteele Bros Inc. 291 Chemeketa , ' Phone 4444. Stop, Look and Listen! ,: Big Values In the Best Condition 1933 Ford V-8, down payment .$185.00 1930 Olds Coupe, down payment 99.00 1930 Bulck Coupe, down pay ment - - :,. 1ZS.00 1929 Nash Sedan, down pay- t - ment . : 120.00 1929 Eases Coach, down pay- , mcRi ,-. , r ,, i --, av.vo 19 Hudson Sedan, down pay-" ment M oa 192t Chevrolet Coupe, d o W n . . payment .- , , . 1 31.60 Carter &Chutch -Motor Co. Tour Nash and Lafavefte' Ttealera 286 N. Com'L, Salem. Ore. Phone 3734. Cars for Sale We are also needinar amoa n-Mt an. tomobilea We U 'car eash or -.11 n- conslgnment - r Used Car Market 389 K. Liberty Street " Open Sundays - Business Directory Cards In this directory rna on a monuuy basis only. Rate; ai.PO per line per month. Anto Brakes Mike Fmnek, 276 South CommercUL Brooms Factory. 421 N. Church. Tel. 646. Chimney Sweep Telephone 445$. R. E. Northneaa. Chiropractors I DR. O. L. SCOTT. PSC. Chiropractor. Dentists pf- ,E-,PT'" has established offices Electrical Service BOSLER Eiactrie. J4i st.t. r wir. In. mMnn i ." ,wv, ,ctii KCTin, Florists Brelthaupfa, 447 Court all kinda of floral work. Luts, Flor- isi. tz t. uoerty. TeL 3593. Bennett 2233 Fairground Rd. T. 4173. . Keys I We make keya Harry W. Scott Laundries THE NEW SALEM LAUNDRY THE WE1DER LAUNDRY 263 a High TeL 9125 CAPITAL CITY LAUNDRY First in Quality and Service Telephone 3165 1264 Broadway Mattresses CAPITOL BEDDING CO Phone 4069 SALEM FLUFK-RUU and Mattress Factory. NEW MATTRESS mad, le order, old remade : carpet cleaning, siz ing: iiurt rug weaving, a. 13th a Wil bur. TeL 844L OTTO F. Z WICKER. Est 191L Music Stores GEO. C WILL Pianos, radios, sewing machlnea, sheet music and otano stud- laa Repairing radloa, phonographs and sewing machlnea -433 SUte Street saiem. Painting 3 uneeoa painter - carpenter. Call 5213. Photo Engraving Salem photo engraving. 147 N. Com mercial. TeL 5887. Printing I FOR STATIONERY, carda pamph let a, programs, books or any kind of printing, can Tne statesman Printing Department 216. S. Commercial. Tele phone 910L Stoves I repair stoves, rangea clrculatora Sell new and rebuilt atovea ramres and clrculatora stock fence, posta chicken wira baiem Fence and Steve works. 262 Chemeketa. TaL 4774. & B Fleming. Taxidermist Paul Carrow, Chemawa, Oregon. E. E. Wiggins. 25 yra exp. 1 mL N. Valley Pack. Co., Pac. highway. Transfer FOR local or distant transfer storage. call 3131, Larmer Transfer Co. Trucks to Portland dally. ttSr inetXJ&ir a n t 4 9 r as m re. aa t 4 wardlnar and atoraaa our anaclaltr. Get our rare v CaU Joe West. TeL 6278. Well Drilling R. A. West a 6. TeL 110 Ft For Sale Used Cars 1933 Plymouth Deluxe Sedan 1923 Plymouth Business Coupe 1931 Duraat Sedan 1930 Whippet Coach, 4-cyL .1929 Chrysler 65 Sedan 19 Durant 66 Sedan 1928 Durant 4-cyL Sedan 1927 Chrysler 70 Coach 1932 Chrysler 6 Sedan - Salem Auto Co. 435 North Commerclar " Phone 4$73.' McKay's Used Cars r t .t r v Air m IjOOK jor tne nea lag 26 Bulck. Sedan 28 Chevrolet Coach 28 Pontiac Sedan 29 Pontiac Coach , 29 Hudson Sedan . 30 Erskine Sedan 30 Studebaker CouDe - 175 I ,,5 1 ija i 245 29 Pontiac Sedan 31 Chevrolet Sedan 33 Chevrolet Sedan 30 Bulck 6-oass, Couse 5 365 1 -496 1 f I 635 33 Olds Sport Sedan 32 Nash Sedan . Trucks 28 Ford A Pick-up zs j--ora Truck 1 31 Chev. I W. Truck - 34 Cher. L. W. Truck - 325 I 575 I McKay Chevrolet Co. 833 Center - - - 430 N. ComX Phone 3189 Only a Few Left Pick Yours Today! 1930 Hup Sedan. This Is a real buy ; 285 1928 Oakland Coach. Nice, clean ear, with lots or mileage 1931 Graham Standard Sed n. I New paint good rubber, me chanically A-l 285 1932 Ford V-8 4 -door Sedan. Re conditioned motor, new paint I excellent dm , : I... S95 i m :t i . . , I vwrifn.uH6n.nDiiHL mo- I ista -!--tt c.j. ---i.xr- I IU I Kill KUUU .. 33 f xruna : n ,,, - 349 I a.A . " 1928 Ford Coupe, late model. 19 JO -v rwu Diwri u;uuc. m. wnmo 199 1 . t I w nee is u. ... . .,.,... 165 1 Valley Motor Co. Marlon A Liberty - Center Liberty I " a wn 1 -ir 1 .air aa- -. - - - a open Evenings A Sundaya Ph. f 910. 1 . uuixornia nigh school athletes are not - allowed ' reimbarsement I from their schools for food and! transportation expenses Incurred I on out-of-town trips. I Oregon Hop Mart yuieirasi weeit Oregon hop markets haTe-been quiet the' past week, with only 220 bales moving from growers at top of 12 cents per' pound, while in California the Biles "of the new crop reached 13 Iff bales. the largest for any week since Do ported in Wasbinrton. , ! On the Oregon Sales,' 104) bales brought 11 cents and 120 bales 10 cents, net to growers on new crop early clusters. Picking of - the Oregon crop will wind np early next week, with trade estimated InHrartnir a irnn nf 1(10 ADA nalM . :nr"Tt ;vvl; : as compared to 125.0Q0 bales ex pected earlier in the season. This will run about the same as last year. As the result of red spider and t mold, the Yakima valley crop was estimated at around S5,000rbales 1 as compared with 54,000 bales mold, the Yakima valley cro, harvested last year, California transactions covered a range of 8 to 12 cents pef pound net to growers, variation iargely depending upon quality Ibt1 Hlatrlot rMwn TVimnstlit ln i B.wn. vwvuv quiry showed some. Improvement and the first sales of any Import- -fc anea In unril mnntha TnaHa . uwW .U M V V. - ... W U to England. With growers mostly holding for higher prices, the gen- i erai marxec unaertone was iirm to strong as the period closed. The . t-, M rnaD ' fha I --o " r Pacific coast this aaaaon were. partly responsible for limited sel ling pressure from growers. Washington State niled no the hifc-eest wlnnlnc? msre-in In last season's Pacific Coast conference football race, turning .back Ore gon State, 31 to h No. B 20353 IN THE DISTRICT COURT OP THE UNITED STATES FOR THE DISTRICT OP OREGON. In the Matter or Edgar Francis Jacobson, Bankrupt. To the creditors of Edgar Fran cis Jacobson, of Salem, in the County of Marion and District aforesaid, a bankrupt. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on the 29th day of August, I 1935, the said Edgar FranciB Ja cobson was duly adjudicated bankrupt and that the. first meet ing of his creditors will be held at Room 301 in the U. S. National Bank Building In the City of Sa lem, Oregon, on the 30th day of September, 1935, at 2:00 o'clock In the afternoon, at which time the said creditors may attend,' prove their claims, appoint a trus tee, examine the bankrupt and transact such other business as may properly come before said meeting. WILLARD L. MARKS, Referee in Bankruptcy. S.21. Nd. B 20327 IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES FOR THE DISTRICT OP OREGON. In the Matter of Lillian Anderson, Bankrupt. To the creditors of Lillian An derson, of Salem, in the County of Marion and District aforesaid, a bankrupt. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on the 20th day bf August, 1935, the said Lillian Anderson was duly adjudicated bankrupt and that the first meeting of her creditors will be held in Room 301 In the U. S. National Bank Building in the City of Salem, Ore iron, on tha 30th dav nf Rmm. I . er, 1935, at 1:30 o'clock in the I afternoon, at Which time the Said i creditors may attend, prove their i ? trnstee, examine the bankrupt and transact such other business as may properly come before said meeting. WILLARD L. MARKS, Referee In Bankruptcy. S.21. NOTICE OP FINAL SETTLEMENT Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned has filed in the County Conrt.of the State of 'Ore gon, for the County of Marion, his aniy verified final account, as executor of the estate of Edgar T. Barkus, Deceased, and that said Court. has fixed Tuesday, the zznd day of October. 1935. at tha hour of ten o'clock a. m. of said .- u- . . ... m tn nine, aoa wo uonntr u wiuc, ana me uonniy Court House, at Salem, In Marion k I Annntv "),.. M .1... .i . . ; ' " me vtaca lor n,n. . . . . 6 aecouni ana au objections thereto. : Dated at Salem, Oregon, this S !1A it,. f et.-v.. ...t r i . Walter A. BARKDS, a, xecuior or tne Estate of Edear T. Barkna rw.0..i I RONALD C. GLOVE " Attorney for Executor. . Saiem, Oregon. S. 21-28-0. 5-1 2-1 . NOTICE OP HEARING ' OP blkl Tcmmro -x . . . -v.n. u u taa-atU)CT viiiwx- iiKEr IS GIVEN i that CARRIE HARRIS, aa tha amy appointed, qualified and act ing administratrix of the estate of PAUL HARRIS, deceased, ha amy rendered and . presented for I settlement and filed In the (Conn- I ty Court of the Jouhtr or. Ma rion, oute or Oregon, a final ac count of her administration of issiaua estate; and that Tuesday, the eignin aav or October, less n the hour of ten o'clock In the room Of said court fn ih Min. . iuiuuBoae in tne uwv nr - - . - i . - . v m. U . OL.LB 1 nf Droo-n- v. a..T . I and annnlntaA . K M I l9 .u ana tne place for the ttt. . - J. .V. I . 1 . , ... . . u earing 01 ooiecuons to safd final account and the settlement there of .... "ed and first published the seventh day of September. 1935. CARRIE HARRIS, a Ad - t xninistratrlx of the Estate of PAUL -HARRIS, De- . - ceased CARSON 4k CARSON. Attorneys for Administratrix. - 'g. 7-K-21-3S O. I. cl and s4 t ' i : Air 1 1 Ipplirt A iT lllnrA Than Point Seen - 1 r:A T7- tT-t.i 1 1 Cause: OtTnidatiori Proves Heavy' NEW YORK, Sept. 20--A fresh tide of selling which, swept the stock market todar on rontin. I j v. 'n "c" "a 01 wr uiuusui oses 1- to 8 Or more points m leading snares. The decline amounted to 1.1 points in terms of the Associated Press average of 60 stocks, com pared with a loss of 1.2 points on Thursday. Tne average closed at 48.4. Trading was somewhat parea wun a loss or l.Z points mora artlra with 9 93n 19A ihiru changing; hands compared with l. - 300,000 shares, the most acUre I morning trading since February! Huekirriea. ib ruii. 16. 1934. I Brokera said thA linnMatlnn I ; - , H t'om abroad was the most aggres I sIve fa many months and declared I lUSl II lOUCned- Off additional Of- I . . wings rrom aomestic sources. lvarse uiocaa HOia Substantial blocks thrown the ,nTltet,i the f"1? tradlns; In eluded a wide scattering of prom I I J.. .i - ,, "uawi4 equiwea as weu sharps which haA hudI tu. 4 Horn on w-r t.lv ' uvuuauu va na. Some observers said tha war talks was not the only factor which produced the drop. Their Opinion, which had been repeated insistently during the past week or so. was that the market was scheduled for a corrective reac- tlon following the almost Steady advance since last March. , - - .wv. Llu I.V Bliu.,1 V.lrim 1. I . ciuaiug luwcr Bi point- Ing the way for various other shares which had recentlr been bulled on talk of war. Electric uui, uunercr, muvea aneaa J. o-a to 10, presumably on the out lAnV i fni uAAittnn.l ..Kmorlnal construction, brokers said. Chrysler backed down 2 Ml points to 69 despite the report that reuil deliveries had risen 24.4 per cent for the week ended September 14. General Motors . . . . . . was off 1 5-8 at 43. " Although the market had the benefit ' of the best weekly total I SpiBseh, local, erange crate . .75 freight loadings reoort for anvl2?"h- er,u oo week since November, 1931." the rail stocks did not escape the cross-fire of selling. Butter Weak But Prices Unchanged PORTLAND, Sept. 20-VpV-Mar- ket for butter reflected an un changed tone, there not being snf- f icient weakness aa vet to forr an unwilling trade to lower tations. Butterfat values were be- ing revised Somewhat. Mixture of trade trend Is shown ni the market for eggs. Actually fresh stock is in better favor than snnnlv whlla pnH ctnri.a t,i la . T : at r A . a feeling the effects of unwilling buyers. Trnitn- ar .it,,.ti.. avu.vsj luai n t L DlLU.lluu IC fleeted strong tone t-enerallv at recently advanced buying and r J selling prices. There is only a lim- ited call for broiler turkeys. There was a better feeling no- ticeable In the J. H. Hale peach 4i - . i .-.j u' icvcuny oue.ecai.cu. rnces in tne mam were about a nickel higher but Elbertas were being sold irrespective of price. Slight improvement In the can- I taloupe deal is confirmed with sales generally a trifle higher. The recent bearish movement by Grand Island growers has subsided some- what Country killed meats are nn- changed with the possible exeep- tion of bulls, which are a trifle off. Gardeners' and Ranchers' Mart PORLAND. Sept. 20.-Pi-T h e Gardeners' and Ranchers' early I . . . .. . - ' i nwraec neia sieaay today. There were few price changes except for ( . . , x .t . . i usual uuaor imnUBUOIU, I . m . . . i itira line xiaie peacnes were moved for about 70c a box. The general, nrlca was down ram. lv. i --.. A shortage of tomatoes was not- led but the nrlcn was nnr mtt.A I Carrot Dozen banrhn, 20c irL,.. ... Graea onions Doxea bTOelies720e. ury onions California red, siek. .. waiia nana, fl.10; Orefoa, kna- Cabbage Seattle, No. 1, crate. 31-1.25. uauiiiower o. 1. BO-sse. -Ratiiihe- Dosen , banchea, 13c Celery hearts Desea baaehea, 80-90. Calcrr FmI n.rbA .' uti, large jnabla waabad. -oxea. 70c: aw! erate. 82.25. . T Apples Tallow Traatpareet. per fcox.J -5 ; GravenaWa. hex,-; 7541 ; . bh ",ifSJ!'5, Potatoes aOO-Maad aaek. Sl.1.15 New potatoes 100-lb. sack. 8L15. Parsley Dossa baaehea, ' 25c. i lUspberriea-Crata. S1.T5-1. i 1 Blaekbarrias Crate, $1.25-1.85. r Peas TehtDheaa. nonad. Ac , Lettnca Crata. SLas-lSA. Km. It s " V ' "Z't . -. s. zee. - - . -- Tarnlps Parole tops. daievIsBaches. ... . . . . . aternteioas i'enna. le..-' W ...u. i . t.. -V - 1 -. Il. . , lei, aox, 7se; j. u. Hale, 70. Plana Box. 35c 1 Franee Italian. Ib. ltta: lar S5-40a. Cora Local, ft doi. eara, 9oc-$L Soaaah Crooknerk. erata 5e War tteheas. Ik. 2c; DaaUh, Ib- 3a; Uab- Grapes Seed!, . lag, SI; Kd UiV nga, io. i. u Vw5? ; Pears Bartlett 65-B5e: nsatlsh Beaa kiaa. S5e; BarUett extra (aaey, 8L25. joomr box, aoe. Beaas Paoad, 8 3 He. - Pampkra PoonoV-le.. -.. Salem Markets , Grade B rijiw 4. per, cent milk, co-op basic pool priea f MS7 per hnndred. DUtrlbntor price $2.10. A trade bntrerfat Delly ered, 29c; route, 27 c A grade prists, SOMci B grade, 29 He . 1 . pud u rrs-er by s.i. bn,r. I taa Price balew. aappUaa by a local gear. are indicative of tha daily aiarket r iwunM oy iaa States- - ! FsOTTb on toyug Friea) (Bayiai Va?rr.o."" Leai Ceacoras. lb? ! 1.40 1.50 .03 s .40 1.25 JS .20 .75 .85 .01 Local fira. du l p!.. i , L i,kMiM I L?.1': J"r I ." .r"T?' 1B . naiemaiaas. Ib. - Cantaloup, erats" - .50 to 1.00 ippli Cnbaa. crate i.oo aas e!oe I . " . S.50 to 4.25 l.n.l, Bananas, lb., aa stalk 2.50 te S.2S . .05 1 ussda on I Le. fsney .03 H o.au to e.25 4.50 to 5.50 - utneaTfreS" - Grapefruit c.S7 1.00 I A 1 ; 8.00 to S.85 .65 as "T,"r:"""?n' - I Delicious, faaev. bn - 1.25 ' . VEGETABLES I itaiiaa breeeoii. inr : I Crsaberriea. bbL ISf '"ft ". .50 5.00 1.65 .o . ' .75 .25 .85 .15 .40 JO 1.00 2.50 Eg slant, fiat quaifi, dos. , xi'Ji .-: Italian h,. .10 te J Green onion. loeaL dozen 1 B'!S?' wu Walla.- ewt 03 M I uanuilower, Oregon, lb. .90 to 1 20 J Cabbage, Oregon, nv j .oi u loa i.rT'"'.,0C1- . 3$ AS .70 .25 )SSS,' SteT "dTZZl M l I vjucumom, ao. ,- 40 to - w,BmD.er?. pickunr OWeel, ID. .04 .03 .03 JtO .03 K I dul'ib. ,ocL l ru .01 to i.ttnc. iic.1 " 03 I Lettuce, Seattle .75 ta 1.25 2.00 ' us J". CaiifomU I New Sfnda. Wuhin K"S 'n"00 , ?2 Local saw neia .. ni ; The Dalles. 18-lb. log .40 to Local, bmhel .60 .65 ITBrntpa, aoxea .80 . J5 JS ta JtO .13 ta US ! RadUaea. local, doxea ! Wataata. lb. -rilbarts. lb. ' ; HOPS (Burial Prlr CInatera, 1935. Ib top .08 14 to Fugglei, 1035, top. lb. .09 .15 WOOI. ABS MOHAIS (Bavinr Prir. Mohair " J25 Medlam wool .25 Cearie and fiae wool ..'. 23 - seas ajto POoXTBY (Baying Price of Andresens) I Extraa . .80 . 9 Medium extras - Pallets 45 a. - 1 I tanaresen a Son Buying Price) 5"!' A fr, .18 Colored medium, n. I Leghorn, lb. .15 .14 .12 .13 JD9 .06 .18 I LJCnt. 10. I .. ,B Old roosters. ibT Colored fry, lb. I w Bite Lecnorna. frrs. Ib. .16 w - - - . , --- h -,V" "V.."7. BHy, "-" avuaaax. AID. A inra-aa' Colored hen, under 6 lb. .18 .15 .13 o'orea.aena, over e lb, rw" ?!"' llA 1 .11 a7 .14 .is .07 .07 .08 .3 .26 .28 .25 .IS .17 .24 Coiond itnineer. ever su ih. Colored aprinrer, under 8 14 Iba I Leghorn, frier 1 old roosters lb. 1 Star 5Bject, : 7?. sraded Large standard ; Medium xtr. i?r lnara j Under gr.drm Case coant, larr ergs, 68 pound " QJtI PCT c"" (Buy in p,i,. Lamb .07 te .07 I f'J- .02 to ..02 rting lam be U3 yi to .04 9 to 9.50 8 to 9.00 10.25 9.00 ta 0.75 T.OO to 7.50 6 to S.OO . 1.50 to 8.50 . 4.00 t 4 JO . S.50 to 4.50 S to 8.50 i U7 Haga, 140 170 lb. . 130-130 lb. 170-210 lbs., top 210-250 lb too Sows Steers -Cows , BnUs i Heifers ,, VeaL top Dreaaed horo I Dressed veal, lb. . I GBADJ AHD BAY Wheat western red .18 . .78 - .75 -18.50 .1830 .16.00 t 1 1 3 ui if., cio. X 1 owntar, wa, I 'eec bsriey, toa . P toa I llav hiiinn nrUia wa iva - ciever ay - O"1"4 Tek. .11.00 .41.00 .14.00 - .11 . .10 . 2.15 -rr I in. I AisiBs clover aaea Tefcea ewt- Stocks and Bonds September 20 STOCK AVEBAOZJ (Compiled by The Associated Press) 80 . 15 15 SO TJtiL Stek 26.3 4S.4 Today , SS.t- S5.S Prev. day 67.2 i 28.T Month age - 65.6 28.1 ' tra 0.5 87.5 48.7 I Tear - ago 48.T 25.S 2T.6 S7. 89.8 50.9 21.8 S4.S 1 1935. high .-SS.S 49.5 18.5 " ui - oi.e . j.o 1934 low 45.8 ; 23.8 40.S 51.4 24.3 , 34.9 BOHD ATEBAGSS 20 fi 10 10 10 Kai an tadast Ota. For'a Today ; 83.6 . ft 99.S 97.4 i Prev. day 83.1 :. 09.5 If oath ago 82.T 09.1 Tear ago U 80.8 87.1 T.8 7.7 98.0 I 82.S 98.7 . 84.5 " 88.9 . -168.S 4.5 102.0 ss.a S7.1 70.4 - 65.5 1935 high 1934 high 89.4 . 93.9 1934 Mow . IAS 78.T 70. 6.3 . 43.3 1933 low . 45.S ;.40A 1928 high 101.1 . J 400.5 io lOWTnan ioiii v: ; - rridsy., ...,. , ,.nri . ,- te eeata Previoas dsy aoata age . 109.4 Tear ago .,' .. , - " - tns a 1935 11 A 1935 low - , in? a 1934 -'f- - - . , ' ... 1984 low- : ' . - ., " , - - 99.1 192S high . .104.4 . S6.S 1931. low- Treddie ' Steele, hard-slugging Tacoma, Wash,, ' middleweight has lost. only tour' decisions In 73 Rumors of War's Delay Hit Prices Reported Postponement of Mnssolini's Decision Later Discounted CHICAGO. Sept. 29-(je)-JolteA by a widely circulated rumor 'Mus solini had postponed for three weeks a final decision regarding Ethiopia, wheat prices collapsed 2 cents today, but later rallied. With late indications that the rumor had little, if any basis, re newed speculative demands for wheat developed, and there was also fairly good buying believed to be for , domestic millers. Drought damage advices from Ar gentina were unabated. Wheat closed nervous at the same as yesterday's finish to 1H cents lower, Dec. H.00-, corn off to up, Dec. 58 , oats unchanged to lower, and provisions varying from 12' cents decline to a rise of 22 cents. Breaks In wheat prices here came after a brief display of strength that resulted from unex pected sharp early upturns of Liv erpool quotations to above the dollar-a-busbel mark and to the highest point reached in Liver pool for several, years. Heavy selling, however, soon developed. and values here tumbled fast. Closing quotations: Wheat: Sept. 99i;-i. Dec l.OOH-i; May 1.00H-S Corn; Sept. 81-; Dec 58-; May 58-59. Oats: Sept. 23: Dec. 23 Ml May 30. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice is hereby given that tha undersigned, by an order of the County Court of Marion County. State of Oregon, duly made and entered on the 13th day of Aug ust, 193o, was appointed adminis trator of the estate of Fannie P. Cox and that he has duly quali fied as such. All persons having claims against said estate are hereby notified to present the same, duly verified as required by law, at the offices of Kowits & Cook, 401 Guardian Building, in the City of Salem, Marion County, Oregon, within six months from the date of this notice, tn-wit August 31, 1935. Elmer D. Cook Administrator of the estate of Fannie P. Cox. Kowitz ad Cook. A. 31; S. 7, 14. 21, 28 PRODUCE EXCHANGE POBTLAVn (W a . o , . .. . fvwduee exrhaBge. Bet priw: Batter: Extras, 28c; atandard. 27f prime first. 26c: firsts. 25c. Butterfat: 29 He. -x Eggs: Lrr. V. S. extras, 31c; C. S. medium extras, 28c. Portland Grain PORTLAND. Or. a. .a .. "heat: Open Hih n Old Spt. 82 i 2 A-i n -I M i BE 85 Sept 83 821, g3 83 83 V4 -'ereiaoer . Hi aiu. aaii Cash: Bia R.nA hi.,....-, 7 8L12; Big" Bead btaeVtemT SLO?: iZi hard winter, 12 per cent, 31.10: 11 wr eat. 89 He; .oft white Me; 'wtJS white. 80c ; hard winter. 84 He; north ern spring. 81c; western red, 80c Oats: Xo. 2 white. 819.50. Cora: No. 2 eastern yellow, $ 39.25. Millrun: Standard, f 17. Portland Produce General Markets PORTLAND, Ore, Sept. 20.-(AP) Butter Prints, A grade. SOe lb. ia parchment wrapper; 81e Ib. ia cartons: a grade parchment wrapped. 5c lb cartons, SOe lb. '. a.'1?" ' TnK priea ef whale-alers: Frask saecUls, Sle doxen; extra, 81e do xea: atandards, 28e doxea; extra metfioros. -T5c doiea; medioai firsts, 23e doiea; aa- , derrrade, 19c desea; pullets. 18c doxea. ; lwHr,tSO! tri"'. "He; Orego. lost, IS He; broken wiU pay He below Dotation. Milk A grade PortUnd delivery. 52 Ue Ib. borterf at basis for 4 per eent Country xoeats Selling price to retail- era: Ceontry kUled hags, beat butchers aater 150 lb.. 16.17e lb.; vealers. No. ::; 1. 13H 14c lb.; light and thia, S llalb.t ' heavy, 8-e lb.; cotter cows. 6-7 H a lb camaers. 6 -Be: bulla. T-7 li. Ik . J4H-15e lb.; medium, 8 i2c lb!; ewes, ."OS ,o. Mohair 1935 baring price, 20c lb , S?T bark Buying price, 1935 peel. Hop Nominal: 1934 clusters, 8-8 He lb. Butterfat PartlanJ a dah-eriea at least twice weekly, SO SO He lb.; country routes, 29-30e lb.; a grade deliveries less thaa twice weekly. S8-284ie lb.; C grade at market B grade cream for bottling Buying price, butterfat basis. 55e lb. Live poultry Portland delivery, barhtg price: Colored hens, over 5H lbs- 17-lBa lb.; wader 5H lbs, 17-18e lb.; Ler hora hens ever SH lbs 14H-15e lh.; nder SH lbs- 14-15e lb.; sprinrer 3H lbs. sad ap, 18-19e lb.; aader.SH lbs, 17-lSa lb.; White broilers, 13-lSe lb.; Jotjr. 8-8;' Pekia daeks, ysnag, 16- Kew oaioD Walla Walla, 50-60 par SO-Ib. bag; Oregon, $1.50, 100 lbs. Potatoes Local, 81 cental; Yakima ' Netted Genu, 31.25-1.30 cental. Cantaloupes Dillsrd, $1-1.23 erate; Willamette valley, 65-73c crate; Spear melons, 70-75 erate. Wool 1933 clip, nominal; Willamette valley medium, .2 5e lb.; eoane and braiu, 83e lb.; eastera Oregon, 14 22c lb. Har Barrinr erica from Drodneer: al falfa. aaw arice. 816-16.50: east- era Oregon timothy, $17; oats, $7-10 toa; wiuamette valley tiaunby, $14; clever, $7-10 tea Portland. , w Portland Livestock PORTLAND. Ore- 'ffenfc -20.-fAP' (TJ. 8. Dept. Arr.) Hogs; Receipt 800. including 368 direct Market steady. Geo ta choice 180-310 tbs $10.50-10.75; 340 lb. botchers, $10. Psckinr" sows, v safesble around $7.30-8: choice 1021b. feeder pigs, $11. Cattle: Beceipta. SO. Including S3 di- " reel: calves 25, inelndinc IS direct. Scat-. tered tales steady. Cattle sapply limited te lew cutters and ratter row at $2.50-3; ' aad few ball st $3.75-4.25; other classes , nominally steady. Week 'a balk ' -rasa ' steers, $5J0-T; top, $7.75. Heifers, most-' ly $4-6; good beet eews, $4.50-5. Good . te choice vealers, $8-0. Sheep:- Receipts,- 830, Including 808 ," thronah aad direct. Market steady. Med- ', insa to good 14-7T lb. lambs. $7-8; -.few'. head- 123 lbs., $7. Te ewes saleable 1 around $2.50-3.25, . '. " -t"- -r -