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Tit CHHGOIJ CTATES11AN; Calm. Urtc, iVcaesaay.Ksrnis, Xlccar 2, 1533.
PAG2 eight
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v.
tDgaMBeirFj
Grower
i I , I
'Hear Warning
On Surpluses
Annual Sleets to
Be Held
in Five DistrieU
December 12
Approximately 100 loganberry
Kronen from all producing centers
la Oregon; meeting her all. day
yesterday at tqe caamber of com
merce, voted unanlmoujsly to carry
on tie Oregon Loganberry Control
Board. Inc.. for another year. At
the jsaine time, time land places
erei set for the annual meetings
In j each district for election of
members to theoard 0f directors.
- Fqr the first time I all the lo
ganberry discussions which hare
been held here the past few years,
a ndte of warning to keep-the
price! from going tool high - was
onnded at yesterday's session.
This jwas suggested a one means
to saying the logan industry from
over projection, as happened In
the hop industry, for instance.
Noj action was taken on this
matter, and there was some divl
sion jof sentiment on ,1 controlling
ver-productlon. Some" ifeeling was
also evident that other small fruits
should be brought under a control
board. ; 'I . '
j Has Good Record "
The past year, the control board
brought the industry through to a
4 cent price on logans, the highest
In years. Approximately 90 per
' cent t the berries in the state, in
cluding cooperative memberships,
came I under the board's Jurisdic
tion. 1 I -
Frank Hrubetx of Liberty, pres
ident of the control board of di
rectors, presided at the meeting
yesterday. Arden A. Reed of the
state (department of agriculture ex
plained the grades and grading set
opifdr the Industry atad Senator
E.4A.jMcCornack of Eugene spoke,
favoring the control j movement.
William Linfoot, attorney for the
board, gave a report of the past
year's activities.
Among problems which were
brought before- the irieettng was
the Influence of the Washington
law which prohibits Wineries in
that state from purchasing logans,
or other fruit, from outside Wash
ington for use in making wine.
However, no action was attempted
- tn th4 matter. I
Growers seemed to f feel general
ly that grades and grading should
be more uniform over the state,
both fn benefit to it he grower and
. the processor. - '. 1 A
' t , Annual Sleeping; 12th
' - The annual meetings;, to be held
December 12 by dtetricjta. were ar
r&nffld Yesterday as follows: 'V
' Multnomah, Washington a n d
Clackamas countlesHM a s o n I e
bnlldinr at Estacada, 8 p. m
Marion count y Chamber -of
eomnierce. Salem,' 1:30 pi, m
Polk and Yamhill counties, An-
tlnrh! school, four miles west of
Vnnttnnth. 7:20 D. m. 1
J Renton. Lane. -Linn! and other
' producing areas, city hall in Al
. 'banvi 8 d. m. ' -
" Co4op processor members Pro-
" ducers Packing company piani in
Salem, 11 a. m
. VmJ iirt amehanek set srireat ' v
Bnltor E a r a Mje: aUndarda.
JT artaH tinX; 32 He; firsu. j314e; batur-
... Jat. 4-V.e.-'" 1 ' .
- ms U. 8 ' Iar exfraa. 83e: V. 8.
111a extras, aue. ) -
d Gr
am
iTLAXD. Ore., Deel. 1. (AP)
After tbe shewins sli eat; weakness at.
tk start and despite tkel lower cioamc
at Liverpool, tk dontestie wheat mar
ket tloaed w'.th eery anbstantial ad
Tea re. Thar waa a sale of 140.000 baabets
Deeeesber at 3102. the hih point lr
tk day and for that seaaoa. This was a
ria b( 1 rent. May witki sal ( 1000
noskla as 31.04, tk hic point, lsd
1 tents higher than tb preriona day.
At dtarins recent dsys no prie wis nam
ed ffieiIIy far wheat but ' bids for
est era whit were reported sroaad
Ml n 1.1 OK baaia. '1
Wheat: Opea Hitch Low
SiayT 1.02 1.04 1.034
Close
1.04
ee.1 . IjaX 1.03 l.Ol
1.0 J
Today's car reeeipU: wheat 8; flour 8.
Portland Livestock
L KjuVluOTD. Ore Deel 1 AP)
. (TJ8DA) Hac 600 ; market active aaoat
! ly steady; good to choice -K5-30O lb.
- driveiias mostly 10.00-10. load lota ak
I ant,lanoUbI np t 10.23; 225-270 lb.
k srsifHU 80-80; 110-150 lb. t.00-S0:
eki-f sows mosUy T.50-73; part load
mid western feeder pigs 7.T5-S.0O; othars
held larooad 7. SO; choice y local feeders
notaibl at 8.60. I ' .
- CstUe 100. calves 10; scattered sales
aheaf steady; steera scarce, aaediaa
tradd salabl sroaad 8.60-70; good
, fedstera ana table ap U.S.M; load
ommoa t medium heUera 8.00-4.00;
L. better heifers salabl op t t.8j -.
. asea grade down 2&; lev entter and
ewtter eews 8.OO-60; coxnasoa t ssedinm
-8.7 5-4.50; good beef eows anotahl-t
v 4.75-8.50; balls 4.75-5.50; good to shok
, Taalsra- 8.00-8.00. v I .--
rUteep 10O; market aantlnally steady ;
' .' good trakd-im. lambs aaJabl TJJ-50 :
odd head weirs ty lamba 0.50 f yeaxllnga
8.00-50;. go4 trmaked-w awe 8410-35. .
Portland Produce
r- PORTLAXDV Ore" Do. 1. (AP)
Batter Frinta, A grad. 84H lb. la
parckmest wrappers, 8 5 His lb. ta ear
to a; B rrai. Mrcaaeat wrs pp , 1 15
Jb. tartoBs, 88 lb. . ' -
Botxerfst fortlssd aeHvary. geaersl
. price . -A rrsdew deHvered at least wie
weekly. 8S-87e Ib.; country . rentes,
S4-a; B grad. - 84-B4 Tb.; O
grade j at market. -. ! ,
tt jgrnd eream tot market -Baying
pncs.rbatterfst baste. S8, la.
Cgpa Baying arte ad wkolsaalsrs. a-
traa. le; standards, 38e ; extra xaadiaxas,
tSe; mediam firsts. 18-172 mad, grade.
17ej pallcis. 17-19. " j. - -
Cheese Oregon triplets. Igs; Or
fea loaf. 18 H a. Brokers sriU pay m
awiowi aaoiauoaa. - - -
' C mtrr meats BeCTaa arfca M'rstata-
wrs: Coo a try killed kcwa. best bstekera.
. adev ISO lbs-. IS lb.: realera, K. 1.
14; Sight and tnia, a-ia, .; heery.
- as 1b. r entter eews, 7-7 S S lk.: caar
. per eews. 4H-7 Ik. baUs. 8- ib.;
lan'bt. 14s lo.t wss, 4-7 lb. .
jHO-itir iBt wsntrsctt 40-42 tb. -
. Caaeara barb fiayia -prta. . 1888
- peeL -7e Ib. . . V'-i-.-v -
i.t .....ii.. e-..ii..a - .
f l ocieei ---'lrw4 aesa. s 4 H"s,
. 1S-1 lb.r nnder ,4n. lbs.. 18-17 lb.1
Irhra .hens. llU3e.. ibj Lror
t . 14 na J 0-1 7s rb. Levora
, . os.i 13-14 roottars,-. 8-9 io. --i
. " On.oas tirseoo,-; IO-41.19t i Xakima,
45e aantal ,
.-
Pntatnea
' f ocbetes.
-Klamath Jfe 1 -1, avemlnal;
9...S.4. XtBV-' aOV--I,
. ... - t ,
1 1 I
General ikts.
t 1
Portlan
' poq
Salem Markets
Lirad Is raw 4 per- cent
milk, Kale basic pool prtee
per bandred.
t'u-l fcattrrfat prt , r.
O. D. Salem, 35c ; . ;
IUUI
bbUUJ
iittaria evwrege I
Distributor price f2S4.
A grade butt.erfl IHfllv
ered, &5c; B grade, dellv
CTed,83Hc. , -
A" grade print, 35c; B
gxade, Sec- j
rnrM paid tm growers by Sale baser.
(Tit prices' kaluw, aapui; by leral
rmtr. are iadirativ th daily markrt
bat ra . aot (aarmnUHrd by T" StaMm
' - raucra .
Kananaa, Is. oa a talk i ,
.OS '
S.M
hands
CatMiutt. aark :
;rawrrria. abl.
S.T4 tm
Datas freak. Ik
.10 a - S4
Crapafmit. Florida. Mox S.5Q
Urapcfnut. Arim -J ; l 1. 10
lmuns. rat fy j '
Choir - -.-J
Orancea KaTala
Kinry -
8 SO
too
SO
MO
1.00
Choir
1'aara, ba. i
riDafpls. ffak. eral
I'MieKraaatc In
: EttBTASlXa
(Uwyias. I'nraal
Beets, dos. . , , .
Hrwroli - : , r i
Cabbace. Ik. , ,
.25
.44
.02
.02
.74
1.40
.24
.35
.63
1.40
.V5
.60
.45
6tt
.80
Cabbase, red
Cab bar. Kraat. rwt.
Ckiaes eabbac. crate
Carrots, doa. ..4-j (- -
t.'hard. doa.
Cauliflower. Ore. Xo. I crate
Celrryi crat
Hrarta -. .,. ..t-4-. -t
Boot, doa. . ; , 1 j
Cummbers ealdoat lu( ..... ,
fiadi. dos : ti'..,
(jreens. ataalard. erst
Om.,1 Kit, eraia
80
Lettnre loral . - i l.M t .
California. Iced -50
OKont. crera dos
.25
Ontnns trf ;o while
50 lbs. 4.
Walla Wall sweet
Oyster plant, dox.
Kadisbe. aos
Japanese radishes, dot
(Vaa roaat ot SwattBa
Peppers, preen.
Kimi. lb
Potatoes new It wv
No. 2. 50-Ib. bs
Potstoes. sweet, Soi 1
Pumpkins - ewt.
Spinarb orange bos
Sqnssh
Uamsll dos
Hubbard, cat.
I'eanut. aos.
rurmpa. doa.
Water ereaa
HUTS
Walnuta Ik . i
Gilberts 1930 crop, lb
.11 i
18 U
- HOPS
tltuyma. Pries)
Clutters. 1934 ib.
.20 H
Jti
.44 "
.80
.45
Cluatera. 185. Ik ., ....
do. VJii. Ib
Forties. 1935. top Ik.
do. M3. lb ..
WOOX. AXX MOBAIB
r Uluyint Pries I
Mohair - . .I
.40
.82
.80
Medium wool
Curu wool.
BOOS AHS POOXTBT
i Raying Price t Andr canal
Extras ' . . , , ,
Browa xtras , .i
Mediant extra ..i.i,
Lars: standards i ,,. . ....
Medinm standards j -
Pntlrts : U-j.
Hesry hens, lb.' i-.. .., .. -
Colored medtuats. lb ,
MeduiB lssorns. jib. .
Stsgs, lb. .4
Old roosters, -Ik. -., , ,,- ,..r...
Colored fry a. iOTeri 4 lbs. .
. Under 4 lbs. l , ,. m .
.81
. .29
.2
, .28
. .2J
.15
.14
.14 ,
- JOS
.- -..r... jot
.13
., .r.. . .is
: : .12
.18 to .20
Whit Leg-horns, frys
.Tnrkeys, - Ib. ..!...
MAKIO-1 CKfeAMFKt bayiaf Pres
l.ie Poaltry. K ! sloeh
Colored hens, asder 4 lbs. , .14
rerhorn bona, er 3Vs Iba. .10 '
Leshara hn. aa.der H lbs ..00 ,
Leehorn broilers . r , , .11
Colored sprinfs. eter 3Vi lbs. .13
Colored sprints, asder ltt lbs, .11
Roosters - - - - - -05
Rejects -wU, .05
crs '-Candled and craded
Lara; extras .,;-
Medinas extras , m ;
Larre standards " . ., ,'
Median ma-iieeda . .
Under grades ..:....,. .. ...
Pullets ,-.
nandl and eiailtd
; .st
.2T
. .28
.21
. ,.20
.18
.18
Turkeys, dressed
a to
LITESTOCX - "
-4Bfiin - Prteal
Spring lamba
7.00 t 7J5
8.29 t t.75
rwee
Hogs, top. iaO-110 lbs.
.le.oo -
, 130-150 lbsv , ...
I10-2&5 lbs.
Rows " ' " 1
. 9.2 5. t 9.50
, 0.50
, 7.25 t T.60
, 8-50 t 7 JO
. 8.00 f-4jDQ
4.50 t 6.00
. 4.75 t 8.35
B OO t 8.00
Steers .,, .
Dairy fyp eew
Beef cows
Bolls J
Heifers
Tap veal
Dressed veal, lb
Dressed bogs
as
O&AIM AJTD BAT
Wheat, western red
.88
.
Wbite. So.
Barley, brewing, toa
.40 00
.80.00
.86.59
.2 00
feed barley, toa I --.
Oats, milling, too
reed, toa
CloTerseed. Ib.
. .23
3.95
- j
.11 00
. 8.00 ' -
Vetch seed, per 100 -
Hay bevwg prices i
AUslfa. valley j ......
Oataad vsteaU a
. viorsr. tea
CASCAUA, AJTD MOT
Cascsra bark, lb. . , ... .
Peppermint Oil.! Ik.
t.7
Stocks & Bonds
- - ' - NnvwifH.e SO L,i5--.'.
' BTOCX AVSaAOSS
(Compiled by the Associated Press) "
80 . 15 " 15 60
.Iadast. Kaila DtiL Stock a
Today - 87.1 j 88.4 . 52.3 71.1
Cay ST.7f 883 - 8X.7 .71.
Month ago 95.1 j U ' ; 52.S . 71.0
Year ag'7.l 39.8 - 42 - 55.1
193 blh. 9,St -4S-.5 3.7 -73
19SS - - , 73.4 --80.3 - 4A.4 -- 55.7
19S5 . klgb-ji T.t' 31.3 44.7- 84.1
1985- law . 49.5 t' 18.4- S1.6 f. 84.8
- ;i BOSS ATSBA6XS
t- r SO --IS- 10 10
. - - . ftaila - In4ast-TJUL ror'ca
Today . ST.4 - 164.0 102.4 71.3
trv. - -x 7.a ioa ? lav. 4 - ti.o.
Moatb ago -84.3 , 10U ; .5 40.1
1034 bigh 87.8 104.4 , 108a . 73.0
1834' low 84.8 -101.8 t 3 ' 4T.4
1835 f blgh 87.S 103,3 . t 8S.a; T0.4
1835 brw T4.4 T 82 J .84.5-. 65 J
MtaL Saaa-2.40. .- " f f --: -
Wool 1834. aomlaalt WUIasMtt, val
ley median, I0 lb.; eosn and braids,
38 - Ib.r east a ; Orsgon. 38-34 - lb,;
croeabrad. S7-2t8 i lb.: 1887 eatrts.
SO-SO lav. . ,. vi . , j,
ttay wiai ntne s reukiia 1 a
talfa. . 1. 817-1701 at- Oraroa
timothy, S1S-16.50 ta: at a ad vstcb.
fli-is; iover, sis toa, raruaaa.
Hepa Kmiaali;lB34. 40-42 lb.
Oais
OrJmB,
HJI.lJt
stall
Tnklma. 81 15-1.8 aantal. ' . :
BUjXar Brry r frail, - 100a.
85.15 1
bales. 85J5t bast, 5.05 aaatai, . ......
- Dmti ' rion r 8ing pHea,' stty
dalivary I Is IS bbL lata family pav
nt. 88s. 8V7J5: bnkara bard-wbest.
85.85-7.55: bakers' biara, 85.60-44;
bl 44 bar wkaat, 85.7e.TJ5r (rabaaa.
SaOAt vsais wheat. SAJO.. i : if.T;
' ;bostox, in.. (Ar tsDA
A few saartered sale was being' closed
a doSMstie wnala 1st Dos ten ; tday. - bn
th demand t waa moeh lighter than L tm
racsnt weak. Quotations war Vrr firm,
howsrsr. sskisg prices bin-mestty at
orabova tb peaks ros4.'ia tid itdsal
f)ovea-. , i . - - . f .
-..ria Dbtla emblag Obia fleeces sold
at 41-41 cents is -tbe r ase. -Stsole
o-trinc i . bleed Obi Steeitt werc'heid
- ' 1.25
t.itO
J .40
. .40
lb 09
Calif, lb. j. . .10
io
1 rwv 1 00
4 -S
, 1.30
J .50
-.- -65.
.10 t .20
i. on
U ; -40
f. .80 -
15 H
iavb
Grains Swept j
To New Peaks
Corn! Up Nearly 5 Cents
; and "Wheat Skyrockets
4 Notches
i -
By JOHJf P. BOUGHAN
! CHICAGO, -Dee. liPX gen
eral vare, of buying oa a large
scale vlato today swept;. corn,
wheat,! rye- and oats up to record
peak prices.' , ?
- .Corn Jumped 44 cents a oush
1 Duzimnm, and -wheat S cents.
December delivery of corn reach
ed 11.19 . the highest price paid
here since 1927. j i i
A sudden rush that previous
speculative sellers made to switch
to the purchase side of Decem
ber corn contracts, started the
buying stampede. Scantiness cf
arrivals of com. here together with
complete absence of any deliveries
on December corn .contracts ag
gregating nearly 20,000,000 bush
els furnished the spark that set
the markets afire, ,
! ! Shipping Sales Big
: Adding Impetus to the; soaring
ot prices was the fact that today's
sales ot wheat out of Chicago were
the largest witnessed In months,
presumably for the use of. domes
tic millers. . . . ! i
Corn closed flurried at tbe day's
top level, 134-4 above yester
day's finish, Dec. 1.09-, May
new 1.03 T4-1.04, July new 99
; wheat-4 op, Dec.!l.23
4, May 1,19-., July 1.074
1.08; oats advanced, Dec.
44-4. and rye at 1-1 3-8
bulge, Dec. 97. The outcome in
previous varied from 15 cents
setback to 25 cents gain.
Skyrocket Comes Late
y Almost from the outset, the
com market showed indepen
dence of wheat, but It ira snot
within 1 5 Iminntes of the final
bell than (com prices shot sky
ward In earnest.
Contributing to the 1 a t e
strength of wheat values were es
timates that exporters had come
out of! a temporary torpor, and
had bpught 1.000,000 bushels of
Canadian wheat for shipment
abroad j
Another transient bearish In
fluence was timely snow and rain
helpful to domestic winter pros
pects in dry areas southwest. On
the other hand. Canadian! visible:
stocks of : wheat showed 7.691,
00O bushels decrease the past
week., and now are only 127,-000,-
000 bushels, against 2 5,110 0,0 0 0
a year; ago. Rye and oats climbed
w&h wbeat and corn, i j
' Provisions were mostly higher,
resnonsivei to late soaring l
grains.
...
Gardeners and
Ranchers1 Mart
PORTLAND. Ore.. Dec1 1VP-
Prlces pon the acUve gardeners'
and rancher' -market were some
what on the .down grade today,
with the banana market market
hardest hit by heavy receipts. f
California .canliHower arrived
In competition with the home;
grown variety and Drought $1.35
1.50 for a pony crate, while the
best homegrown cauliflower was
going at 11.00- top. The celery
market remained almost nnchang
4. ;,.f '- W "-i-
. Navel oranges again moved to
a lower level, while Howe cran
berries moved np the scale very
slightly; Hothouse tomatoes were
weaker generally and in not too
good demand. - '
Apples Washi acton Delicious. xtr
fancy, , 8315-2.35; Jonsthsns, fancy,
81.85.1.50; !Orswn,' Washingtoa Iambi
pack DeUcions, 75-$l;, Kinga, 50-452
Northern Bpiea, 85-7 5c; Stsyasaas, 76e
41; SpiUenberg. 75e-$fj Winsssps, f 1
1.35; Romans, 85e-$l, i
Artiettokss Calif or nl a. bxe 8-4 dos.
Avocado! California. S5a, black,
raerteav 82.C5-3.76; Faabloa. 3.40-3.85.
$3.40-3.45. v . .. ..j
. Bananas ' Par -onnd. dtt-SMe. f
. Beans Calif orais, crate, $3-8.60; 1-4
sr u . . -i ; , r
Beets Per doaan. $0-5e.
Broccoli Lac-. 40-50.. '
Brnassll . Bproals Oregon. . Cat eratea,
. Cnbbare Ore r Danish. I I a a
rates, $4.75-3.40 ; red, ; Ib.,- 1 -3, ;
' ' Csrrots Deb. banche. 35-85. '
Csulinowsr- Oreron, posy, 854-fl.OO,
. Calif- 1-123. 8LAS-1.50. I - '
--Celer Oreroh- hm rtaMS. IVk S aa4
3l.ee-l.75; TJtab typ. $1.75-8.40: bwarta.
$1-1.20; Orsgma arta, is-i.o, -t
caietf mill 1 1 a a nil i ia
Citrn fraits sraagss, Califamla, Tab
ardsa.; $4-4.50; asvsls, $3.75-8.00 r baa
gwriaea, TTorida $3-8.00 per flat. Lemeas,
California, fancy, $4.40-4.50. Grapefrnit,
riorida, fancy $8AO-8.75. Iriaaaa. all
Bis S-7-S.S0 : -.-a "
Ooeaataata lmrte.- sacKS.
rr-abe-ria S-oonnoV box. 84-4.35
Ca mbers Orsseav, v bathona. $2.40
be-; Calif oral,-$2J5-fr log at 4 doa.
ErrpUnt California, - hig. . 1.40-1.75.
rtca CaVtorabs: flaUL whit aad blaab.
Se-75. - :.
earii Far p 4. S-lOe.
lraaa 1st in. S1.3S-1.40.
vreesi .- aaioa far ssms boashes.
brroasi Cbanrtaa Oregna Cat se
ar lb aiOe. '. :
Haeklabatitea Oreca. . . Waahlagtoav.
7-S. - - - - - -
Lettue California, ; 4 . aad vS 'dotes
I3JO-S; 4 dsn $165,-1.75, dry asek
1.45 .'.- - .... - - -- f '
jfeJB8-wubiagtoa vasssaar vofi
rat, t j , - - --.fwt -.'.!.-"---
' btnabraema On aeaad ert a. 40-
SO.- ' - -
0-ia rioononnd naefca. O. L K
1, yellow a. $1-1.15 1 Vaiawciaa, sO-law
ack,,45-Oci yUw boiler 10-lb. sacka,
12.15. ' " . ', .' - -.
Pa- lif orata. ktai ev. ' $3-8.15 ;
erst . 4-5 -50. ' - ,-
- Peaxa O res". Wasbinrloa, v bexe.
Iambi pack. - Bos.$1.60..75; Aajos,
l.ot-.7: eartiefs. a ous.?
Perslmmo- Caf lars. $1.15-1.15
Fepsera Crsgoa fiat bos-., red. 45
I5ct erases baxea, rrswn. $ t.OO-1.10
.- Jr-safeea D , ft Ka. .. 10O lb. aaeha.
Dehaes, isseta. $2.30-a 8 5 ; - Klamath.
$2.20-2.35; Waahisci- f i. 20-2.14 : .lo
cal. -SX 8.15; Burbaaka. $3-4.15.
,. Pomerrsss tea Lacs. -81.10-1.35.
Radrtae Per doses' bosbche, 20-23
h-lm;.arii Caluornia, . a 8 B 1 , boxes.
81.50-1.15.'- f-' - ---.-;-.. -
Batbhefka Washliirba. 100-Ib. aackfe
$1.30-1.7--.-';.. AV. . r
- Sninach Oregon. rsogs boxes. J fOe
l.oo.f - . - :
?nash Or-fea t!ii'tk,-ai.'.ntW
Otooe- .HBBbard, la.. 1 - '
- St'itn foilUM otlifwrata 10-lb
ersta,' $ r.90-1 CO ; Tsa. 2.25 bas '
, -omstsea orwgon . aothoas. $1.30
-: csuiorn in. - inga, si-wa-i.vs.-' -Tarnpe..
U a kncbea; -aft-bOa
Farm Produce
) Siales Mount
Averages For Farm Buying'
i Said Lower . Than :
....--'Income Now i
WASHINGTON, D e e. U.-rP-T
he flow of dollars into farmers'
pockets, from sale of .their prod
acts was reported today by the ag
riculture department to hive
mounted to 1886,000,000 In Octo
ber, well above both, the Septem
ber total of 1752.000.000 and the
$802,000,000 figure for October,
1935. . ; ...
At the same time the 'depart
ment said the general average ot
prices for farm products Novem
ber IS was 120 per cent of pre
war levels, down a point from a
month. earlier but IS points higher
than a year ago. .
Drought redaction of corn, ap
ples, potato and other Important
crops waa said to hare reduced the
gala In Income from these to less
than the usual increase from Sep
tember to October, bnt this was
offset by heavy movement of live
stock products and good prices for
these:
Federal Pay la High
Government payments to farm
ers last month : were reported at
$22,000,000, compared with S6,
000.000 In September and $62,
000,000 last October. The depart
ment estimated these government
payments will aggregate $300.
000.000 for 19 S 6 compared with
$583,000,000 last year.
Only $3,000,000 of the October
payments were from the $470,
000.000 which will be distributed
under the 1938 .agricultural pro
gram. The department said these
payments were moving more slow
ly than anticipated. '
Things the farmer buys ave
raged 127 per cent of the pre-war
level, or 5 point higher than a
year ago, it was said. On the whole,
however, prices received by farm
ers .were reported to nave risen
faster during the past year than
articles bought.
POLLY AND HER P.
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Triple Celebration 1
Held For Uolljrvvood ;.
Folks, 'Fisher - Home
HOLLYWOOD, Dec. 1 A
group of Hollywood residents en
joyed a pleasant social time " at
the home of W. W. Fisher Satur
day night. The occasion waa the
triple celebration of Mr. and Sirs.
B. . J. Ward's wedding anniver
sary. Orville Hillflicker's birth
day and Hiss Mary .Jeaq Fisher's
birthday. Games were enjoyed,
j present were Mr. and Mrs.C S.!
Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Ward.
Mr. and Mrs. JX:-Jeager Mr.! and
Mrs. O. A. Fargard, Mr. and MMra.
O. HUlflickeV Mr. J. 1 3. Kleeman,
Florence Kleeman. Mary . " Jean
Fisher,. Dorothy -: J eager, " Carol
Snyder and Mr. and Mrs, W. , W.
fisher;--.- - " -
Berg Will Speak
: At P.-Ti Session
SILVERTON. Dee. 1 - Both
fathers and mothers, are - being
brged to attend . the December
Meeting of the Silverton, Parent
treachers association to be held
Thursday night at 8 o'clock at
i the Eugene-Field auditorium. Dr.
b. E. Berg of the county health
department will speak on the re
lation of the health work to the
parents.
Special music will be. f urnisb
ied by Miss. Harriet Smith's stu
jdents In the Eugene-Field bufld
jng. ., I -
j Mrs.. J.. J. Lewis Is chairman
jof the refreshment committee and
Will b assisted by Mrs. A. J. Titus.
Jtfrs. Linn Neal and Mrs, Martin
klannan. i
- Denver livestock
!; DENVER. Dec l.-(rP-(n. S.
Dept. Agr.)s-She ep 7000, 250
through; fat lambs slow, noj car-
Pots sold, bids mostly 25 lower,
itrucked lots fully 25 lower, choice
grades np to 8.35; bulk 7.50-8.25;
native ewes 2.00-.50; 5 decks 58
lib. feeder lambs 8.35; with 40 out
4t 7.35; 1 deck 6 lb. feeders 7.90.
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- NEW YORK, Dec. 1. --Leading
stocks continued their slide; In
today's market., while a wide as
sortment of specialties gave a tis
Jng performance of their own. j ,; ,
J Cheerful business news and les
sening Y tears - over "European de
velopments, .while . tending to en
courage, financial quarters, faOed.
to simulate buying In plvotjal
shares. r.-; ' . v "f . y
The Associated Press average of
$0 stocks fell back .5 of a point
at 71.1. Transfers totaled : 2,2 34, -940.
shares against 2,128.740! In
the preceding session. ' - .j ; . .
: Alrcrafts enjoyed it last-minute
forward' push as rumors of more
large military orders were heard
In boardrooms.- " c
r - ' Beats Hit Low.- f ":-:;
4 .Thoughts of further , - govern-
mental brakes on stock ' trading
were reflected - In the tale of
exchange seat for $89,000, a
since .May 10, 1935. .
an
ow
With another big order lor en
gines on its books, Baldwin loco
motives Jumped to a new recovery
high at 10,, up 2, but rail, equip
ments were quiet. . !
Allied Chemical yielded 3 U I at
234, and lesser losers included
U. S. Steel 74 . Bethlehem 7134 ,
American Can 122, General Motors
68. Standard Oil of N. J; 654,
and International Harvester 99i
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Potatoes Being Held For,
Rise So Shipments Drop
PORTLAND. Dec. 1.-(JpXjL les
sened demand and a tendency for
operators to hold off distribution
in the expectation of a market
break brought a decline In - the
shipments of potatoes from: north
west j states. Only 837 cars went
from Oregon.' Washington and
Idaho the last week.
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; . Radio Programs
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6:SO-Klk. ' . , '.: .. .
8:0O Hxercis and Applesaucs.
S:80 Kws. . - .
8:85 Knylhrn and Romaaca.
8 45 ISons of Pioneers.
9 :1V Federation ( Musi Clabsv
9:BO Ilelea Trent, serial.
9:45 Rich Haa's DarUac. aerial. -10
:00 Betty and Bb, aerxal.
10:15 Modara Cindarslla, aasaale-aertaL
10:80 Betty Crocker, hoasenakar.
10:45 Hyaaas all churches, tkolr-orfsa.
11 :0O--Big BUer, serial.. .,
ll:45---HaBpy Hollow.
U:00 Msiaxln, Tsried. . ' . ,
12;45 - News.
1)0 Cart is lastitat of Ifasic '
.1:45- Top revs, a Varietyi - -
2:S0 Kew Through W'omit i Eyes. u
a :45 Wilderness Kosd.
8 :00 Fewunin raacies, varied. -
S:Se-!-wa. .-.
4:45 Who's Ton-' Hosier I ' .-
5:00 Hawaii aoienad.
. 6:15 Urawa. srfisi - ,tj .....
6:30 Helen fashions.
S .a& -Tavland Exoreas.
4:00 Kostslanets. oreb.-sololsts.
4:80 "tot's sins, v
T:0O Gsnc Basters, drama. .
7 :SO Lrtttl Show. - - -
T:45 Goos Creek Psrsoa Bill-billy).
.8:00 Poetia melodie. - .
7:15 efrw, serial. . -. '
f:30 Bama-Allea, patter-ora.-siof. -,
a-ao Uaakar orch. ...
' :45 Uemory's corner. 10 Lyon orthJ
10:80 Allesi -rch. 11 CBa. . . -11:30-12
-Pollock- orch. '
-...-.;-,.
sow wuax8AY ao : Kc ;
. T:0O Morniag- sselodies (ET.
T.80 Petite masieal (ET). - -
:00 FiasneiaL 8 Sews. rf
8 :00 Christine, sing-. .
9 :15 Story of iiTj Marlin. drama
:80 4How to ba Charm ins;, beauty talk!
:45 Mystery Chef. 10 Styl ehsts.
10:15 Kra. Wis;, of Cabba.e Patch.
10:80 John'a Other Wife, drama. - .
1:45 Just Plain Bjn. drama.
11:30 -News. - - ". - -11:45
8ins-inc Ssm.
12 :GO Pali par Younc'a Family, drama).
13:15 5f Perkins, drama. -
ISrBfk Mir m-nA Ctada nlr.r'
13:45 O'KeUla, drama. 1 Bass rehL
1:80 Clinic. 1:45 Chnrcb council.
I Blagees Are Hosts
SHAW. Dec. 1 Mr. and Mrsj.
Blenn Magee were hosts Thanksf-
giving at a family dinner at
which those present were Mr. and
Mrs.- Fred Stenchfield and daugbi
ter of Mayvllle,. eastern Oregon,
Uva Stenchfield of Southern Ore
gon normal. "Bud" Hyatt of PenU
dleton, student at O. S. tL; Dav
Don! Mr. and Mrs. Herbert No
ton and Hans ZIngler, all of S
lem; and Mr. and Mrs. Hugh M
gee of Scotts Mills.
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3:05 If eel t&a Owhestr.
3:15 Edward Csrlss. sUif. . -.
3; o dies or.an. 2:45 Tattlers, orob.
S :00 America seheola.
8:15 Woman's Magaam,' varied. .
4:15 Btars of today (ET). ,
4:30 CnUr-ill sxetehes (IT) J
4:45 M and My Shadow.
5:0O On Maa'a Family, drama.
6:30 Juaior A'urs ET)..
4 :0O Dinner concert. . . .
S:80 Benson concert. . -
7;t0 HU-Psrsde and BwepUkaa.
.7:45 Laff and Hwin. - --
8100 lAmos 'n Andy. .
8:15 lra and Abner. :.'"
S:SO Winning- th West.
:00 Town Hall. Tonight; -ariety.
10 :00 News, flashes. 10:15 blila area
10:45 Hopkins orch. 11 flood area. :
11:30 Daaarill. orckC j f .
13:00 Weather repwrs. . . v ,
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i. ax-WXD ESDAT 1180 K a. - '
i 4:80 Xusical clock (ET). . .
7:30-Joah Higgeas, sketch.
-7:48 National Ooaneil of Worn-.
; 8 :00 Jess ' Crawford,- argsn.
; S:15 Vagabonds, 4-si-g. , ' f
8:80 Kda Fiacher..
8:45 Gospel singer.'
t:15--Hom institut.
' 8:80 Cal. rd. Women's clots.
10102 Song eycl T).
10:30 Diesel luncheon." " -.
11:00 Natar Trails. ' ' , :
11:15 Words and xnasie.
11:30 Western farm and
bom.
13 :SO Market reports.
13 :3S Continental varieties. -13:45
Originalities. 1 P.-TJL, V -l:30-Kogen
arch. s- -'
1:45 Yoang Hickory; drama.' '
3 :00- -Sparnon . enserobl. -.
8:15 The Freshmen,' 4-sing. "
3:30 DicUtors. 8:45 Flying tim.
8:00 Animal elnb.
3:15 btidg Williams, aing.
- 8:25 Financial and grain. S:80-Kwa
8:85 Castles t Bomaae,.
8:45 Gran and Smith,
. 4:00 Nsws.
S:00 Kews.
: 8:15 Night Watchman, drama.
, 8 :30 Melody Maaw
8:45 Dad- Ears, comedy.
' :0 KTerybody sing. 8:30 Wrastlinf
10 :30 Biltmor orch.
ll:0O Csrson, argaa.
13 :00 Weather and police reporta.
'i K OAO WBXt I-ESDAT 550 Xc
9:00 Horn eraakar's boar. ,
10:15 Story hour for adults.
11:00 Story f musie Counts had
i . Counterpoint.
13:15 Noon farm hoar.
1:15 Variety bait boor.
' 3 :0O Guarding Tear Health.
3:80 British isles Travelogue.
8:00 A.A.U.W. half boar, Miss Agnes
Campbell.
4:O0 Th srmphenie boar.
4:80 Stories for boys nd (iris.
5:00 On the campases. i
5 :45 Vespers, Rev. H. H. Griffi. ;
4:30 Evening farm hoar. . - -
7:45 Monicyal Affairs. "Problems of
: i Liquor Control ia Oregon Man
i IcipsliUes," V. E. Kuhn, Salem.
8:15 The Writers Craft. i
8:80-9:00 Albany College. !
! By CLIFF STEIUIETT
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