PAGE EIGHTEEN
The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Friday Morning, October 16, 1936
elective Muymg, Neglect of General
List Lowers
. - ' : !l . r
Average
Business News
r - . . - - .
Mostly Bright
Copper Price For Export
Up, Telephone Firm's
Earnings Increase
NEW YORK, Oct. 15-jp)-Bns
picked their stocks carefully to
day, concentrating on coppers,
farm implements and industrial
specialties in the business news..
The general list suffered from
neglect and waa inclined to droop.
Losses for the most part were
small and the market held close
to the peak touched a few days
ago. The Associated Press average
of 60 stocks finished .2 lower at
70.9. Transactions totalled 1,785,
410 shares agains 1.642,490 in
the preceding session.
Leading rails backed away with
the headlinfirs among the indust
rials. In some quarters it was
pointed out freight traffic prob
ably was near the seasonal apex
and that autumn stimulus also
might wane in other sectors of the
business front. . .
The day's news, however, in
cluded a rise in the price of cop
per for export to 10 cents a
pound, the highest in five years,
and the third quarter earnings
report of American Telephone &
Telegraph, showing the dividend
earned for the first time since
the comparable 1931 quarter. Pro
fit for the period' was equal to
12.31 a share against $1.75 in the
corresponding months last year.
Weekly federal reserve figures
recorded a $22,000,000 drop in
brokers loans, despite the recent
board; advance in stocks.
Leading speculative commodit
ies were lower. Wheat at Chicago
fell to cents a bushel. Corn
was unchanged to lower. Cot
ton dropped 15 cents to $1.10 a
bale. Foreign exchanges remain
ed in a relatively narrow range.
Name Candiflat.es
For Town Voting
INDEPENDENCE. Oct. 13.
Mayor A. L. Thomas called a mass
meeting of the legal voters of
Independence Tuesday night at 7
o'clock in the Sloper hall to nom
inate candidates to the offices of
mayor, for two years; a recorder,
for two years; three councilmen
to serve four year terms and one
councilman to serve a t w o year
term.
B. A. Sylvester, Independence
druggist, was nominated mayor;
C. L. Carey, city recorder; and
councilmen nominated were W. A.
Barnum. C. O. Sloper, J. S. Robbie
and A. W. Foster.
Sen Born to Roscoe West;
LaGrande Folks on Visit
SWEGLE Oct. 15. Mr. and
Mrs. Roscoe West are the par
ents of an 8-pound baby boy born
Tuesday alternoon at the Jack
con maternity home. He has been
named Judson. Elliott. The new
arEival is the first grandchild of
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. West.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Riesland and
children of LaGrande have return
ed to their home after a short
visit with his sister, Mrs. R. A.
West.
Genera! Mkts.
PORTLAND, Ore., Ort. 15. (AP)
PrtMluc exchange net prices:
Butter Extras. 33c; standards, 32e:
prim firsts. 32c; firsts, 31e; butter
fat. 36'.i-37tc
Kggg-U. S. large estras, 32c; O. 8.
snediuA extras, 26e. 1
Portland Grain
PORTLAND, Ore.. Oct. lo. (AP)
Wheat: Oven High Low Close
May. - . 9i 99 99 99
Per. I 984 984 98 r 88
Cash wheat: Big Bend bluentem, hw,
12 per cent, $1.06; dark hard winter.
13 per cent, $1.19; 12 per cent.. 1 1.15;
11 per cent. $1.07; soft white and west
ra white, 98c ; hard winter, t .02 ; west
era red, 99c '
Oata, No. 2 white, $30; gray. $29;
barley. No. 2 45-lb., b. w., $33.50; corn.
Ko. 3 eastera T. ship. $49.50; Argentine,
$35; millrun. standard. $28.
. Today's ear receipts: Wheat, 37; bar
ley. 5 ; floor, 15. .
Portland Livestock
PORTLAND, Ore, Oct. 15. (AP)
(U. 8. Dept. Agr.) Hoga: Receipts 400,
including 182 direct; market active,
mostly steady- Good to choice 116-215
lb. drWeins. 10.00-15; 230-280 lb. 3,40
75; 133-150 lb. 90-85; packing tows
7.75 7.00; choice light feeder pigs quot
able p to 8.00. '
. Cattle: Receiuts 75, including 8 di
rect; . caWes, 25, including 10 direct;
market , slow, steady" to weak. Few com
tnoa to medium steers; 5.00-6.23; few
heifers. 4.00-5.25; low cutter, and cotter
cows. 2.50-3.25; common to medium
grade, including fat dairy type cows,
S.OO-4.25; good bef cows quotable 4.50
6.00; good veaiers. 7.50-8.50; choice
quotable op to 9.00; heavy ealrea acarce,
vadertone weak.
Sheep: Receipts 1300, including 1162
through and direct; market opened
strong to ahade .higher; - closing alow.
Scattered lots good 85-100 lb. lambs,
T .00-50; few yearlings and wethers. 4.50;
common to medium ewes. 1.25-2.25; good
(at owes quotable to 3.75,
Portland Produce
TjAOTT IVn fW IX fAPl
,rv . -- . -
Batter Prints, A grade, 85e lb. n
parchment wrappers, 36c lb. in cartons;
B grade, parchment wrappers, 34e lb. ;
cartons, 8 So lb.
Buttijrfat Portland delivery, general
atrica A erade. delivered at least twice
weekly, 86-37 hi lb.; country routes,
4-35le; B grade. 34-35 Vie lb.; C
grade at market.
It grade cream for market Baying
pries, butterfst basis. 53 He lb.
Eggs Buying price of wholesalers. -traa.
S3e; stsndards. 28c; extra mediums,
23c; medium firsts, 20e; under grade
16c; pullets, 13-15e; pewee. 8e doa.
Xheese Oregon triplet. Itte; Ore
ton loaf. 19 He. Broker wil. pay He
below quotations.
Country "meats Selling pric to retail
ors: Country killed hoga. best botchers,
under 150 lbs.. 13-13 He lb.: Tealera, No.
1 14-14 He lb.: light and this, 10-12e
lb.: heavy. 7 H -8 He lb.: cotter cow. 7
8 lb.: canner cows, 7-7H lb.: bulls,
8 9H Ib.; lambs. 14-15o lb.; rwei, 3-6e
lb.
Mohair 1936. 40e IV
Caseara bark Buying Orle. 1936
peel. 6-7e Ib.
LiM aoultry Portland delivery, buy
ing price: Colored bene, over 4H Iba
16-17e lb.: under 4 H lbs.. 1617c lb.:
Leghorn hens, 10-12e lb.; Leghorn broil
ers. 14 lbs.. 16-17e lb.: over 1 lbs.
14 lb.; roosters. 8 9e Ib.
Salem Marl-ts
Grade U raw 4 pet cent
milk, Salem baste pool price
$ per hundred. J
Co-op bntlcrfat price, P.
O. B. Salem, 33c. -
MU bated oa wal at-l
utttrfat avtra .) j
Distributor price (234. '
A grade butterf at- Deliv
ered, 35ic; B grade, deliv
ered, 34c. i
A grade print, 35 J c; B
grade, 34 He !
Price paid M crawar bj SaUm bujar.
iTba oricca below. inDDtiad b local
grocer, are indieaiiv of th daily market
bat ara not fuarsoiMO siaiea-
maa.) :
FKUITS
iBnjriae Frscaa
Banana, lb. an atalk . , ,
.08
.06 hi
bands
Cantaloupes, crsta ,
Crabapplea, bu.
Cranberries. V bbl.
1.00; to 1.25
.50lto .75
1.75 'to 4.25
Dates, fresh, lb.
.20
to r .25
to 4.25
1.25
1.00
to 7.00
to 6.25
to 5.00
to 4.25
Grapefruit. Florida, box 3.75
Urapes, seedless. lug
Tokays
Lemons, crate, fancy .. fi.50
Iboic S.50
Oranges, erate. fancy 4.75
Cnoica a.7
Peaches
Local Foster K rum el
.75
.60
.60
to l.OO
to .75
to .75
4.00
.. 1.00
.. 2.25
Pears, Bosc
Pears. ' Anjon
Pineapple, fresh, erst
Pouiexranates. lag . .....
Strawberries. Eerbearing
Watermelons, lb. .01 So
01
.01
.01
02
Watermelons. Honeydewaj 0
Watermelons. Ice Cream .04
Watermelons. Casabas -4 . j...
VEGETABLES
(Baying Prices)
Beans, green string, lb. .03 ito
.03
.06
.05
.05
.17
.45
.03
.04
1.40
.17 H
.35
1.25
.50
70
.25
.12 44
.45
.05
.06
.07
Beans. Ore Giant lb. j
Beans. shell, lb i
Beans. Lima, in pod. lb. j
Beets, do. , .
Broccoli, dos. i i i
Cabbage, lb. .02
to
Cabbage, red
Chines Cabbage, crate
Carrots, dos.
Chard, dos. .
Cauliflower. Ore. So. 1 crat
Celery, dos. stalks
Hearts
Sweet Corn, do.
Golden Bantam
.15 ito
.10 to
I
Yellow market
Cucumbers, outdoor lug .
Pickling;, dill size. lb. .
Pickling, medium, lb.
Pickling, small, lb
Endive, dot
.60
.80
.80
Greens. Mustard, crate
Greens. Kale, crate ,
Lettuce, local 1.10
to 1.25
.25
Onions, green, doz
Onions Oregon white, j
per cwt ;. .. 6S
Walla Walla sweet
to
.85
1.50
.25
.09
.03 H
Radishes, doa
Peas, coast or Seattle, lb. .
Peppers, green, lb. .03
to
Red. lb.
.10
2.00
to .70
to 1.85
Potatoes, new. So. 1, cwt. ,
So. 2. 50-lb. bar .67
Potatoes, sweet ; 1.50
Spinach, orange bos , , ..
.85
.02
.20
.75
.25
.60
.80
.06
1.75
.80
Squash. Ib. j-01tt
to
to
Danish, doz. .10
Peanut, doa.
Tomatoes, outdoor, lug .20 to
Bushel , ,au to
Turnips, dos. j
Caseara bark, Ib. ;
Peppermint oil, ID.
water cress .
HTJT8
Walnuts, lb.
Jl
.16
J3
.19 H
Filberts. 1936 crop. lb.
HOPS i
(Buying Price)
Clusters, 1934. lb.
Clusters, 1935, lb.
-2"0H
.32
.44
.30
.45
do. 1936. lb.
FuEgles. 1933, top. lb.
do. 1936. lb
WOOI. AND MOHAfB
(Buying Price)
Mohair
Medium wool
.35
.30
at
Coart wool ...... ..
EGGS AND POTJXTET
. (Buying Pric of And resells)
Extras , ,. .,, j,..,
Brcwn extras l
.29
.23
.24
.25
.21
J4
.15
.14
.09
.09
,06
.06
.15
.15
LUudium extras
I .arte standards
Medium standards i
Pullets j,,.,
Heavy hens. lb.
Colored mediums, lb.
Medium Leghorns, lb.
Light, lb.
Stngs. lb.
C)!d roosters, Ib.
Colored frjs, over 4 lbs.
Lnder 4 lbs. ,
White Leghorns, frys
.14
MARION CREAMERY burin Prices
fonltry. ro l stock-
Ft
Colored hens, under 4H lbs.
.15
.10
.08
.13
.13
.13
Leghorn hens, over 3V4 lbs
Leghorn bens, under 3 H lbs. i
Leghorn broilers
Colored springs, over 3 W lbs.
Colored springs, under 3H lbs.
Eggs Candled and graded
Laree extras j.
Medium extras i
.29
.24
.25-
.21
.16
.13
Large standards
Medium standards
Undergiades
Pullets -
LIVESTOCK
(Buying Price)
Spring lambs 7.0'
Ewes : L. 2.2
Bogs. 130-160 lbs. 9.0
to 7.25
to 2.75
to 9.50
10.00
to 9.75
160-210 lbs.
210-250 lb. 9.5
Sows - ,
8.0q to 8.75
Steers ,
.5(1 to 6.50
Dairy type cow
Beef cows
Bull
2.7 to 8.75
4.00 to 4.75
4.73 to 5.25
Heifer
. 5 00 to 6.00
8.50
...;.- J 3
Top veal
Dressed veal. lb.
Dressed bogs
.14
GRAIN AND BAT
Wheat, western red
White, No. 1 : -
Barley, brewing, ton '
Feed barley, ton
Oata, milling, ton
, .90
.91
.40.00
.32.00
.28.00
.28.00
. .23
. 2.95
a eed. ton
Cloverseed. - Ib.
Vetch seed, oar 100
Hay. hnving price j
V Alfalfa.- valley J
Oat and vetch, ton
. Clover, ton ,
j s l Of)
i , 9.00
9.00
October 15 I
STOCK AVERAGES
(Compiled by the Associated Press)
80 15
15
60
Icdnt. Rails
It til.
51.9
S2.2
51.3
$7.9
3.4
43.4
Stocks
70.7
70.9
67.3
50.5
71.1
55.7
56.1
34.8
Today 94.3
Prev. day 94.4
Month ago 88.9
Year ago 69.9
1936 high - 95.5
1936 low . 73.4
1935 high 76.3
1935 low 49.3
42.8
43.1
40.2
24.2
43.1
30.2
31.2
18.5
$i
BONO AVE RAGE Si '
30
10
IlO 10
ptil. For'gn
Raili
97.7
97.9
96.0
Induat.
103.7
103.8
103.4
99.8
104.1
101.8
102.2
9X.2
Today
Prev. day
Month ago
Tear ago
12.7
70.1
12.9
102.3
J8.0
3.1
99.3
99.8
$4.5
70.2
70.8
67.3
72,0
87.6
70.4
65.5
81.1
1936 high 97.9
1936 low 86.9
1935 high 87.8
1935 low 76.4
i
Onions Oregon 90e $l; ijakima. 85e
cental. - i
Potatoes Local. $1.90-2 cental: Klam
ath Xo. 1, $1.90-2.10; Yakima No. 1,
fl.75-2.10. ' 1
Cantaloupes The Dalles. 81.25-1.40;
Hearts of Gold. $1.25-1.50; Dillard.
81.40 crate. j
Wool Nominal: Willamette valley
mediant. 80e lb.; coarse and jbralda, 28e
lb.: eastern Oregon. 23-24c lb. I; crossbred.
27-28e lb. t I
Hay Selling Price to wholesalers; Al
falfa No. 1. $16: eastern (J)regon tim
otby. $18-18.50 ton; eats and! vetch. Vi
lli; clover, i. ton. rorvanoj-
Onions Oregon, $1.25-1.$0 cental;
XaKima, si cental.
Sugar Berry or fruit. lOOs. $3.25:
bales 5.2d; beet. .I5 cental.
Domestic Floor Selling iprice. city
delivery. 5 to 25 bbl. lots: Family pat
ent. 98s. la. 90 7.7a; bakers In 3rd wheat
$5.35-7.55: bakers blucstem.i $5.85-6.50:
blended hard wheat.' $5.30; graham.
$6.05; whole wheat. $0.10.
Stocks & Bonds
Australia Rain
Lowers Gains
Causes Halt in Buying For
Export From Canada;
Wheat Is Down
CHICAGO. Oct, lS.-(JP)-In&l-
cated break-op of tne drougnr.
that has long been severely handi
capping crop prospects In Aus
tralia tumbled wheat prices down
1 cents a bushel today.
Official forecasts were that
much-needed general rains would
be received throughout Australia
within 48 hours. Furthermore,
rains were reported orer eastern
sections of the commonwealth,
giving relief to crops and avert
ing an extension of damage.
With Improvement of prospects
for southern hemisphere crops,
Australian in particular, a pause
in export purchases of Canadian
wheat formed an outstanding fea
ture, the total today being esti
mated at only 400,000 bushels.
Another disturbing Influence was
that for the first time this month.
Canada's rural marketings of
wheat yesterday exceeded 1,000,
000 bushels.
Close is Weak '
Wheat closed weak 4-l
cents under yesterday's finish,
Dec. 115-116, May 114-,
July 99-99 H; corn unchanged to
lower, Dec. 94-, May 90,
July 86: oats off, Dec. 41,
and rye 1 cent to 1 down, Dec.
82. Provisions closed un
changed to 5 cents higher.
Chicago July wheat contracts
were weakest today, and fell to
98 cents from a high of
81.00. ?
Corn, oats and rye largely fol-
owed wheat, and were also af
fected by favorable weather in
the corn belt.
Provisions firmed at the last
respensive to action of cottonseed
Oil.
Marriage License Granted
To Former Resident Here
ALBANY, Oct. 15. A marriage
license has been granted from the
office of the county clerk of David
Blake, 24, Albany, and Alberta
Van Dahl, 20, also of Albany. Miss
Van Dahl, a daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Al Van Dahl, Is a former
resident of Salem, where she was
a student In the grade and later
the high school. The wedding will
be an event of October 18.
Gardeners and
Ranchers' Mart
PORTLAND, Ore., Oct. 15.-cP)
-Yesterday's reports from the
gardeners' and ranchers market
showed the market as a whole
dull.
Demand remained dull - for
cauliflower, and the market, yes
terday as well as Tuesday, dis
played weakness. - Carlot sales
were for around 60c and 60c per
crate. Twelve cars were .loaded
Tuesday.
In the east, the potato market
was weak with slow demand, al
though prices here rose a little,
supplies being light. Yesterday
found the prevailing figure to be
$1.80 to 1.85 per hundred
weight? While green peas were scarce,
and applea were in good demand,
lettuce prices fell somewhat, and
onions remained dull.
Cranberries were firm, and
lemons and grapefruit were
steady, but oranges were weaker.
Celery held steady, and sweet
potatoes were stronger in line
with advancing prices at Califor
nia shipping points.
Apples Washington, boxes, Delicious,
extra fancy. $1.90-2.25; Jonathans, extra
fancy. $1,40 1.60; fancy, $1.25-1.50;
Oregon-Washington, jumble pack, Delic
ious, 75-$l; Gravensteins, 75-90c; Kings,
60-65e; Northern Spies. flO-flOe; Spitzen
bergs, 85e-$l; erabapplee, 2-3e per lb.
ArtichokesCalifornia boxes, 6-6 dos.
$3.25-3.50.
Avocados California, 8-65. black,
$1.60-2.60; green, $1.75-3.65.
Bananas Per pound, SM-te.
Beans Oregon, per pound. Blue Lakes.
3-4V: shell. 4Vs-5e; wax beans, 4 He.
Beets Per dozen. 15-25c.
Brussell Sprout Oregon. Tat era tea,
90c-$1.10.
Cabbage Oregon, round, lettuce crates.
$1.65-2.
Cantaloupe Oregon Hale' Beat, stan
dard crates, 36-45. $1.50-1.60.
. . Carrot Per pound." l-5c
Cauliflower Oregon, pony, 50-65, v "
Celery Oregon - crates. 2 H doa..
$1-1.25; Utsh type, $1.25-1.50; heart.
75-85c doz.
' Citrus Fruit Oranje. California V'
eneias,' fancy, $3.75-4.90; grapefruit.
Florida. ' fancy, all sizes, $3.50-3.75; 1cm
ons, California, fancy. $5.25-7.75; limes,
flat boxes. 120s. $1.50.
Cora Five dos. crates. $1-1.35.
Cranberries 25-lb. boxes. $3.40-8.50.
Cucumbers Oregon flat boxes, 25-35e.
Eggplant Flat crates. 85e-$1.10.
Figs California flats, white and black.
50-7 5e.
Garlic Per pound 10-12.
Grapes Thompson seedless. $1.50
1.60; Tokays, $1.30-1.85; Concords. Ore
gon. 35-40C
Green onion Per dozen ' bunches,
20 35e.
Ground Cherries Oregon flat boxea,
per lb.. 8-10e.
Huckleberries Washington, lb.. 7-ac.
Lettuce Oregon, Washington, dry,
3 dozen. $1-1.25.
Melons Washington Casabas, ltt-2s
lb.; Oregon Ice Cream melons. l4e.
Mushrooms Ob pound cartvna. 4l)c.
Onions Yellows. 50-lb. sacks. 60-70e;
Valencia. 100 lb $1.60.
P Parsley Per dozen bunchea, 15
25c -
Peaches Orange boxes. K rum me la. 50-
65e.
Peas Oregon telephone, orange boxes,
9-lOc.
Pears Oregon. Washington. boes
jumble pack. Bosc, $1; D'Anjoos, ?0-75e;
Bartletts. 70-75c. : -
Peppers Oregon flat boxe. red, 25
60e; orange boxes, green, 40-65c.
Potatoes U. S No. 1. 100-lb. eacks,
Deschutes, russets. $1.90-2; i Klamath,
$1.90-2; Washington. $190-2.
- Pomegranates Lugs, 75c.
Quince Oregon, apple box. 85-90C.
Radishes Per dozen bunches. 12 hi
20e. Raspberries 12-pt.. crates. $1-1.15.
Rutabagas Washington. 100-lb. sack.
$1.50-1.75.
Spinach Oregon, orange boxes, 65-80e.
Squash Oregon flat boxes. Zucchini.
25-40e: Danish cant, crates. 40-85e: Hub
bard, lb.. l-2c: white summer. ,l1,.-2ej
banana, le; Bohemian, lug. 6 5-85c.
Sweet Potatoes CHforna 50-th
crates. $1,50 1.65; yams. $2-2.25 bnshel.
Tomatoes Oreson tlmt Iwhm ia.3.;
Turnips Dozen bnncbes. 25-45r. 1
Watermelon Bulk, per ton. $18 20. 1
Seeks Treasure
s f f
Confident that he has located the
sunken treasure ship. Hussar,
near Hell Gate In New York's
East river. Simon Lake, veteran
submarine inventor. Is engaged in
a salvage hunt for the $5,000,000
treasure believed lost when the
British frigate sank during the
Revolution.
Ted Cramer, Secretary
Of State Bankers, Talks
At Chamber's Gathering
INDEPENDENCE, O C t. 15.
The j Independence chamber of
commerce held its initial meeting
of the year Tuesday night with a
dinner at Oberson's Coffee Shop
at 6:30 with about 60 men pres
ent from independence and Mon
mouth chambers.
The special feature of the din
ner hour was an address given by
Ted P. Cramer, Jr., secretary of
the Oregon Banker's, association.
Cramer was introduced to mem
bers by R. M. Walker, president
of the First National bank of In
dependence. He spoke on the state
bank bill, which is appearing on
the November ballot
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Polk Sheep Going
To Russian Farms
Another Group Sold to Use
in Experimental Work
in This Country
DALLAS. Oct. IS.Two Polk
county sheep breeders have made
sales of prominence In . tne last
couple of weeks, according to W.
C. Letb, county agent
George Carroll of Rickreall has
recently sold a number of Romney
Marsh ram Iambs to the Russian
soviet government land the Mc-
Caleb Bros, of Monmouth have
reported the sale of a ram to rep
resentatives of the United States
department of agriculture.
Lambs for Rnasla
Carroll's lambs were purchased
by G. L. Martzinovsky who is a
sheep specialist from one of the
government sheep farms in Rus
sia. It will be remembered that
this man together with B. Dan
aker, visited Polk county during
the early part of September look'
Ine over various flock with a -lew
of making purchases later. These
sheep are to be shipped to Texas
and are to be part of a large sheep
and goat shipment to Russia.
McCaleb Bros, sale was to the
United States department of agri
culture and is a continuation of
some purchases made a number
of years ago as part of a sheep
breeding program carried on by
It, and as the government is con
tmulnr the same line of breeding
work, it Is selecting stock from
the same flocks as In their former
purchases.
Louis Otjen Sentenced
To Year; Given Parole
SILVERTON, Oct. 1 5. Louis
Otjen of Silverton who was re
cently , convicted inj Oregon City
of assault and battery, a woman
being involved, wks sentenced
Tuesday to one year tin the county
Jail and paroled by Circuit Judge
E. C. Latourette on condition that
he obey all laws, no : drink intox
Icatins: FTquor for aJyear and re
port to the court monthly.
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Radio Programs
Friday. October IS
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8:80 Klock.
8 :00 Exerelie and Applesauce.
8:35 Rhythm Romance. '
8 :45 Son of the Pioneers, inf. .
9:00 Hit and Eaeores.
9:30 Romance of Helen Trent, aerial.
9:45 Rich Man' Darling, aerila.
10:00 Betty and Bob, aerial.
10.15 Modern Cinderella.
10:80 Who' who is aevt.
10:45 Betty Crocker.
11:00 Son- of old.
11:45 Happy Hollow.
12:00 Magaiin of the Air.
1 :00 Top Sevne.
1:15 Jeannette Cramer, homemaker.
1:30 Variety matinee.
3:15 Interviewa with the Paat.
3 :45 Neighbor.
8 :00 Feminine faneiea.
5 :00 Broadway varieties.
5:80 Helena's fashions. .
. 5:45r Drew, organ.
6:00 Hollywood Hotel.
7:00 Pigskin parade.
7:30 Strange Aa It Seema.
7:45 Gooao Creek Parson, kill-billy.
8 :00 Revnblican national committee.
8:15 Renfrew of the Mounted.
8:30 Kontelaneti orch.
9:00 Lneky star.
9:50 Footli.ht fantasies.
10:00 Milne orch. 10:30 Allen orch.
11:00 Harria orch. 11:30 Dorsey orch.
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7:00 Kerning- melodies (ET).
Wool Firmer But
Few Sales Listed
BOSTON. Oct. 15.-ilpr-(D. S.
Dept. Agr.) The wool market
here continued to show a some
what Improved sentiment today,
but only a very moderate increase
was noted in sales.'
The business transacted in
cluded scattered lots of most
grades of western grown wools.
Combing lengths of the medium
grades of territory wools sold at
78-80 cents scoured basis for
blood and 71-73 cents for V.
blood. Combing lengths of
blood territory wools moved at
86-88 cents for staple and 83-85
cents for French combing. Graded
French combing length fine ter
ritory wool brought 84-87 cents.
Werner in Hospital
CENTRAL HOWELL, Oct. 15
Will Werner is in a Salem hos
pital as a result of eye trouble.
He has been there a week taking
treatment.
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7:80 Petite maslcal (ET).
8:00 Financial.
9:00 Christine.
9:15 Han -farlin. aerial.
9:30 How to Bo Charminf.
9:45 Mystery Chef.
10:00 Beany Walker' Kitchen.
10:15 Mrs.: Wigrgs of Cabba.e Pa tea.
10:30 John' Other Wife, drams.
10:45 Jaat Plain Bill, drama. .
11:30 Magic hour ET);
12 :00 Pepper Young's Family,
12:15 Ma Perkins, serial.
12 :30 Vie and 8ade, comedy.
12:45 The O'Xeills, drama.
1:30 Lasdon Radio clubs.
1:45 Clinic.
2 :00 Hollywood news.
2:05 Church news.
3:15 Country Cousins, harmony
3:30 String ensemble, orch.
2:45 Style chats.
3:00 Woman' magazine.
4:00 Lotti Garden ereh.
4:30 Walter Kelsey.
4:45 Invisible Trail (T).
5:00 Irene t Rich, drama.
5:15 Raiina Zarova. sine-.
5:30 Junior Nurse (ET).
6:00 Football.
6:30 Musical Mannequins.
7:00 First Xighter, drama.
7:30 Drums drama (ET).
8:00 Amos a' Andy, comedy.
8:15 Lure and Abner, comedy.
,8:30 Court of Human Relations.
9:00 Waring orch., aing, patter.
9:30 Fireside hour.
10:15 Night Watchman.
drama.
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11 :00 Ambassador orch.
11:80 Loveland orch.
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6:80 Clock. -7:30
Josh Higgins.
7:45 Aristocratic Rhythm.
8.00 Herman, Banta piano, Xjlop-0-ti
8:15 Vagabond, d sing.
8:80 Honey mooners. '
8:45 Gospel singer. '
9:05 Honeyboy and Saaaafra. -9:15
Homo institute.
9:30 Farm and home.
10:00 Housewives' hint.
10:07 Own Your Home.
10:15 Sharps and Flats.
10:30 Vaughn ! Leath. sing.
10:45 Dot and Will, drama.- ; '
1 1 :00 Current event. t .
11:15 Jingletowa Gasett.
11:30 Farm and bom.
12:30 Market reports.
12:35 Jean Co wen. 12:45 Talk.
1:00 Little concert.
1:30 8parr6n ensemble.
1:45 Young Hickory, drama.
:oo Air iires-s, variea.
2:30 rlrma Glen, organ. -
2:45 Marlowe orch.
3:00 Animal club.
8:15 Midge Williama, sings.
3:25 Financial and grain. "
3:35 Dorothy Page, ainga.
3:4o lying time.
4:00 Mary Small. -
4:15 Marshall Maverick.
4:25 Watta Watt.
4:30 Dinner -concert, organ.
4:45 Jean Dickinson, sing.
8:00 Weather forecast.
8:15 Presidential poll. - .
8:30 Siagin' Sam. 8:45 Unci If its,
9:00 Amateur ahow.
10:00 Deauville club orch.
10:80 Rhythm Stepper.
10:35 Biltmore orcb.
11:00 Charlea Runyan, organ.
to 12 -Weather and police report.
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9 :00 Ifomemakers' hour. -
10:15 Story hour for adult.
11:00 KOAC school of the air.
12:15 Noon farm hour.
1:15 Variety ailf hour.
2:00 Guarding your health.
8:00 omemaker' half hour. "Relet
ing Nutrition and Dental Health"
Dr. Grace Keith Pollism, , Pert
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4:00 The symphonic hour. v ,
4:30 Stories for boy and girla.
5 :00 On the campuses.
5:45 Vespers, student group.
6:30 Fvening farm hour. -
7:45 Swindle to suit. -
8:15 Tho writer' crft.
8:45-9:00 Fishing condition.
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