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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWELVE Tin OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Sunday Morning August 21, 1938 Stock Market . Rally Feeble Tenth of Point Is Amount of Rise; Slowest Day Since Midrjune NEW YORK. Aug. 20-;p)-The . stock market finished the week today with feeble rallying tenden cies predominating. Tending to chill bullish forces, however, was the fact the 2-hour proceedings were the slowest in . more than 2 months. Quiet buying in steels and mo tors provided the principal ad vancing fuel. Gains running to a point or so were posted for lead ers shortly after the opening, but these were substantially reduced or cancelled by. profit selling at the close. . Slowest SI nr' Jnnp Transfers of 245,580 shares for the day were the smallest for any session since June 18. For the week the turnover was also the smallest since toe 6-day period ending on that date. The day's aggregate compared with 3.96,200 last Saturday. The only time dur ing the week the total even ap proached the 1.000,000 -share mark was on Friday when 825, 680 shares were traded. The Associated Press average of 60 stocks managed to emerge from the Saturday siesta with a net gain of .1 of a point at 4 8.7. On the week this composite re covered 1.7 points of last week's relapse of 3.5 points. Analysts said this was above the generally expected "correction" of the lat est setback. Ayrshire of 52-Ton Milk Record i ! To Be Attraction at Dairy Show , ' - ' .: . . . - f V ' j ; i f ': ; ' i :f i i f Selling Potato Marketing Proposal Praised "All Elements to Benefit, Hyslop Claims; Vote now Being Taken CUKVALLIS. Aug. 20-!P)-G. R. Hyslop, head of the plant in dustries division of the state -col lege, said today that Oregon "po- mio growers would profit by adopting an AAA potato market ing program on which voting started this week. The poll ends next Wednesday. Hyslop said the proposed agree ment would benefit all elements of the industry and raise the price structure to the benefit of all growers. One of the import ant points, he said, was that if adopted, the program would put all 15 producing states on the same basis. A 10 per cent increase In pro duction, above or below normal, can so affect the market that growers are threatened with ru inous conditions. Hvslon.said. Th agreement would keep culls off the interstate markets, thus stopping one cause of troublesome surpluses. A two-thirds rote of the grow ers of the 15 states is needed to make the program effective. If approred, control committees would be selected from each state. Those nominated in Oregon in clude U. S. Alderman, Yamhill county. After having made over 52 tons of milkj during her life Oregon Rena Douglas LL, a registered Ayrshire cow, will leave her home on the campus of the Oregon Ag ricultural college, Corvallis, to be come the feature attraction of, the dairy cattle show of the Oregon State Fair, September 5 to 11, at Salem, j ! This remarkable animal, ac cording to Professor I. R. Jones, head of the; Dairy Husbandry de partment, is 12 years old. and has made 105,717 lbs. milk, 4099 lbs. of butterfat. Vwo of her full sis ters, as well as her mother, h each made over 100,000 pounds or mil, which gives ; the ; state college group a world's record ti ne ior nign production of a moth er and three-daughter sxoun. Arrangements have been mails to display "Rena Douglas LL." be- iore a special scenic background This exhibit. Which is hein? -non. sored by the Ayrshire breeders of the Pacific northwest, will be un der the direction of E. WV Van TasselL weir known-breeder of Wenatchee, Washington. Salem Market Quotations rEUITS (Buvina Prleeai ' (The price below supplied by a local grocer are indicative of the daily market pricca paid to g-rowtra by 8alem buyers bat in not guaranteed by The Statairaan Apple. trraTanalaina. fau Apricot a, IS lb.. Yakima. Banana, lb. an stalk Hand s Cantaloupes Grapefruit, Calif.. SuakT.t. trata. nucaieuerriea, gal. ;. Dates, fresh. II Lemons, erata .50 .65 .0 .06 Vs 1.50 2.50 . 100 .14 6.50 Oranges, crate- $2 65 te 3.15 VEGETABLES (Bo vina Prtrul Beeta. do. . . lv Cabbage, lb Calif , saw ernn - Carrot, local, do. : Cauliflower, Seattle Celery. Utali. crate Strinr Bean. Calif., lb Celery Heart a, doa. i Lettuce, local Onions. No. 1. cat Boiline . 10 Iba .. Xn a Green onion, dor. . Kadiahea, doa. ' PeDiwra. arrets. Calif. ParsleT Green Pes, lb .12 to Saw Potatoes. lr.ol, ewt. Squash, Summer, doa. . Danish, l etata Zucchini aauaah. fit lurnip. dux. hthts Walnnta. 1B37 Ih Filberts. 19J7 crop, lb HOPS' : fBDTlne Price Clusters, nominal, 1837, lb.10 to Fug-glee, tp nominal (BnTtne Price t Wool, madiiim lh Coarse, lb. ... Lamb, ib. .' . " ,. . Mohair, lb. EGOS AND POULTRY (Buying Price of Asdresens) l.arre eitrai Medium ettrai . . Large standards - , , ; Medium atandanfa Colored fry a .25 .03 .03 .40 1.00 1.75 .06 .95 1.15 1.50 .20 .25 .40 .15 .40 .08 . 1.50 .40 2 75 1.50 .60 10 to .16 12 to .15 .12 Colored tnediom. 1H While Leghorn. Ib . No. White I -r horn a. fry a White tghoms. Ib. No. 2. Heavy bona. lb. Rnoatera j . . .15 te .22 .22 .18 .30 .26 .24 .24 .17 .16 .15 .12 .13 .10 15 05 Grade B raw 4 per cent milk, Salem basic pool price Sl.tKl. . Co-op. Grade A bntterf-t price, FOB Salem. 25 He (Vtilk based on semi monthly butterfat average.) Distributor price, $2.32. A grade butterfat De livered, 25 He; B , grade, 24c; C grade, 19 He , A grade print, 28c; B grade, 27 He. Wave Lowers Grain Technical Reaction Based on Five-Cent Advance ::l During "Week CHICAGO, Aug. 20-f7PWRel1. tog broke out in the wheat pit ouring the- final hour today and wipea out a fractional price ad Tance. fcubstituting losses of about cent. ., . . .Late sell In e Was A rnmhlnillnii of hedging and profit taking, ac- viuius io tome pit traders. Tbe muuicai reaction was bused on an advance of rins tn n. a bushel since , Tuesday'? fiye- jc-i lows were loucned. A ?B tO l7i adrDnxa a T lvA vooi, iioerai export business In Canadian wheat, and buying cieuiiea IO einortPra a-nA mill. helped lift the martot parlv in the session b nr. fiftpr Ktvi,a Af m rJJIbU, V and 67 were warhwi oepiemoer and December selling jucreasea. prices fell 1 L frm the highs. Wheat closed lower com- parea wiin Friday's finish, Sept. Dec. 6iT4-66. Headed tor tbe Fail's Roundup 'A, e - " t"1 1 , ,hit.it,lirii.;. .,;I . . ! i, i?aPj Two hundred head of th n lltc n ...' .. .m0.bi .vu m n v. iivin, were recently rounded nn near Pum, ni w A - OMW WAMAAOW Afg VBaVe-l WW AAA eP0 shipped to the Salem faircrounda whpr thT IK 111 ,niiMP In IIm Knlr- Ing contest" which will be a feature of this year's Oregon State Fair, Ruiucr 4J ikj a, . -' TJvrsTomr (Based, on conditions and saJes reported p n i p.m.; Spring lambs 5.75 to 6.00 Lambs ., .. Ewea . , , Hogs, tops, 150 210 lbs. idu-iin) lbs. 210-300 lbs. Sows Dairy type cows. Beef eowe , , Bulla . . Heifera Top veal. . 3.50 to 4.50 .2.00 to 2 50 7.75 to 8.00 7.00 to 7.25 ,7.00 to 7.50 6.00 to 6.50 3 00 to 3 SO 4,Ci te 4.50 5.00 to 5.75 4 50 to 5 SO 7.50 to 8.00 12 lb. Dressed veal, lb MABIOH CBEAUCBI Buying price Butterfat. B grade Leghorn hen, beary Colored fryfs Colored hens, over: 5 lbs. Leghorn heus. logbt Staffs, lb. Old Kooalera. Ib .25 H J2 .12 J4 .15 .10 .06 Reject, market value. No. 2 grade 5c lea iarge extras .26 Medium extras : i. Large standarda .26 Medium - itndiril, is Uaderrrad, i iuileta .12 GRAIN. HAT ANT) SEEna Oats, white, ton 20 00 to 22 00 nneai, wnite. bit. ; .67 Wheat, weatern red. bu ! .55 Barlev. tmmA ton 44 nn vata, gray, ton 22 00 to 24 00 A 1 f X t f & W . 1 1 . nn 11 KA uat and vetch hay. ton in n Wheat Praised as Livestock Ration! Present Cheapness Points to Beneficial Use, Is Polk Agent's Claim DALLAS With the rhanrpn in i-asiura ana ieed available at this ume 01 year a number of re QVests have been roolvori at ta office of the Polk county agent tor recommended feed mixtures. Wheat Producers, at least rlalrv- men and other livestock growers wao are producing wheat, will be interested in recommendation mat W. C T.Pth. Pnlt nv ageni, jias Deen making relative 10 we use or mis crop in feed mixtures. Mr. Leth states that wneat is more valuable from a nutritional standpoint than most iarri grains with the possible ex ception of corn which is nrodnced here on a limited basis. Prob acy me ract that wheat has us ually Deen mucn higher priced in tha oast has accounted for its limited use in livestock ra tions. particularly in rlairv ra Hons. In fact a number of people reel that -wheat is not tn he re ommended for dairy cattle. Mr. Leth states that whoat may profitably be used as one- third to one-half of the concen trate mixture given to dairy cat tle and he definitely recofllmends the use of it In thfa manner at present due' to the fact that it not only contains more feed value man other trains as mentioned above Lut is even cheaper than other grains at this time. Extensive Irrigation Is Viewed at Orancl Island Uurmo; Recent Annual Tour; 75 per Cent of Land Watered GRAND ISLAtfnn lniKiiuon Droiprr and ira arivantao-oa mfhar . n fowler farm this past week from where the ninth annual Willamette VallPV irritratfnT. tnnr -u-oa of-rfai TkrAMA.ir - 0 -O VMA. WW Mt tyC4A Ir VA Jk ill UUK11UU I tllC LUUr Ui ims (llSTnCT WPW Ciri riova nnmanto nf v;mnii. interests to grrowers of vegetables, berries and other special- For the nast 10 veara Mr. Paw ler has been experimenting with various methods of irritation and at the present time is probably me only xarmer in Tamhill coun ty wno nas ms entire farm under irrigation. Rotary sprinklers have been th means of irrigation for the past four years on the Fowler farm. with a permanent main line con structed to cover his entire farm This main line Is built of used boiler tubine with welded rnun- lings and risers to which the lat eral lines are attached, thus, when Control of Root Borers Is Topic Demonstrations Slated on Tuesday at Red Hills, MoCracken Orchard Gross Word Puzzle ' 2 3 " s I1 Is ' I" I" I'3 Illlf I Z I1I"T-I" II!lIZI!iTii ll!lIlE " ! "23 SO 5T 53 r.!l!IlI!!I-I!!-- '"1 1 1 wMA 1 1 liy EU(1NE Stll. K PER HORIZONTAL 1- piUage 6 cloy -9 sword with a broad blade 14 plant yielding medicinal rum 15 Iroquoian Indian 16 crownlilce ornament 17 very small IS cherishing 20 con necti ve 21 macaw 22 small explosive sound 51 -stupefy 62 off er 53 least - ' " ripened ., 57 stamp for impressing 60 moisture on surface of plants 62 mistake 63 eggs of fish 64 fit to be invested with minis terial functions 67 rattling sound in -. breathing 68 put into 72 openwork -- ; fabrie -73 indites : VERTICAL 1 devil i . 2 place in a - line 3 deign 4 instrument . for opening - lock s . 5 rea bird 6 rich-figured fabric 7 stretch out 8 vault 9 lethargy 10 mien; 11 lure i 12 sea eagle 27 wand 25 shut close 30 communi cating passage 35 small surface of precious stone 37 concern 38 apportion 39 rubber tree 40 variety of beryl 43 machine for cleaning cotton 44 dispatch . 48 seed covering 47 -upright 43 conduct tending to treason 21 winged 25 lake in . ; Scotland ; 26 Alarming . 28 obscure ; 31 pertaining to the mouth ; 32 deteriorate : 33 pertaining totneear. ; 34 ease 35 bustle 36 opposed to aweather 37 food fish ' 41 vounar riri 42 discourage through fear ' 45 let bait bob lightly 48 hasten 51 placid day s puzzle. kaJ.ii of sacred - reverence 55 sage 56 certain . years of ; one's age 57 nipeon 68 commonest metalhe element ' 55 prepare for ; publication 61 side of a building 65 high playing card 66 large snaka 67 corded -fabrie Gardeners' and Ranchers' Mart PORTLAND, Ore., Aug. 20. (AP) 63-75c: Rad Aatraehana 85 T5. mk an. . - , -r I pies, loose, n; c. ATOCadoa' California. FucrtA unonnt. ea; outers 9i.yaz.ea, ecorttios aise; cooica iwc to de leaa. ' Bmi Or. . TMn mrm-w 4 Blue Lakes. 2-ie: Keatocky. iA.3- oernes e-oaaaeia. strawberries, best ..uu-.o; blackberries, 75 85c; hackle- Dlintl, io., 11 1.1. Cabbace Ballhead. $1.50 1.65. Cantaiounri Wash W.n.tn it. I $1.75-2.00; Oregon $1.75-2; special raoos nign as -.o. fill M ft r I I r.lnmt.i, n HA. I - " - " .v.Hww.a, w , i local, ivt. Celery Orefoa. Hilwaokie Otak type. si.3j-x.i0 per crate; Labish white, 80c e-"- ... Corn S Am l 1D.H!- 7..h at i; Cncambera Field rrawi K'n -, ssdiie. a-icaiing, ana 1. ? 40-45e: S 25-30e. ' . ' XH11 8 10c lb. Eci:Elant -7-Ba etr nounrfr ;n fuiimil flats, $1-1.10. , Oarlie local, best, S-7e per pound. poorer sc per DOOaa: aew eron. A Be eut. Grapefruit 4$ 100 Calif, extra faaey $2,55 2.75: choice 2 25 2.75. Grapea California. Theiapaon seedless. $1.15: red Ualaraa. 11 51)1 75. ln.t $1.25-1.35: Ribiers. SI. 751.85 Honeydews Calif., jumbo flat crates. ! fl.J. ' Lemona Fancy, all aiaea. S5.25. Lfttnre llr-r nirb a ..1 a. $1.00-1.25. Onions Wash. Valencies. 60 lbs. So, 1. o5- Tor r 9. Aft RH. n . i in iba. .No. i. ii is-i is- in ik ...w. ia 'ti aue picaie a sc. Oraneea ('hoiu v&liu.l ' 45-50c; Wash., Santa Roaa, toga, 75 80c $1 75 2.' italiaaa, 3-3 lb. - Peach ea Oregon Elbertaa. 60 65c; early Crawferda. W-75c- rlif;. J n Hales, aawrapped; 5-90c ; Slappera 0e! Peara Maah., looae, 65-7 5c PetDera CaHfaraim t.. an an.. The Dalles, flats. SO&Or; red. Sl.iai.ss! Potatoes Bnutla: SI 1A. l An. v. o- Ploraa OrerA Rmnlra 1 4 j v ana . j - " r- lwer Columb-.a. 25 lb. bos. I J. uu j.au; smaller, $2,75 3; choice $2 Souaab Orctna Wnkintm r. aatck. aeallnn 7iiflt ! ni n tn . Oaniah, flta, 85e $1 ; ifarblebead. 3 2 fee Egg Loving Feline Passes to Reward GRANTS PASS. Awe. 2fW2PV .7' ?- -T-."' ftiurpny s egg-eaiine cat died this week. For 10 rears old Tom natrnllnri Murpny s lone store for mice and finally did his lob too well and nn more mice appeared. Then Tom discovered he could reach the egg box and work an egg over the side. He srrew fat on me yoiKb. Peach and prune root borers cause tree deaths in manv or chards every year. It is the pur pose of two demonstration meet ings which' have been" arranged for the control of. this insert tn acquaint growers with the correct control procedure, according to Robert E. Rieder, assistant coun ty agent. One meeting: has been set for the Red Hills orchard, south of Liberty .on the Edward Dencer place next Tuesday. August 23. at 9:30 a.m. Another demonstration will ha held the same afternoon at 1 o' clock at the orchard of J. W. Mc Cracken. lust north of Sr-ntta Mfiia on the Silverton highway. O. T. McWhorter, extension hor ticulturist at Orezon State ml. lege, will be present to discuss various orchard problems with the growers. All growers in these vicinities are invited to attend these meet mgs. j he irrigates he has onlv his lat eral lines to move In contrast to most operations where owners find it necessary to move the main lines as wen. This year Mr. Fowler has un der irrigation eieht acres of I j dino clover. 10 acres of alfalfa. 20 acres of sweet corn, five acres of field corn and one acre of truck garden. The clover has been wa tered six times this year with two irrigations having served all of tne otner crops. Alderman Farm Seen From the Fowler farm the tour visited the E. M. Alderman and Son farm where four sDrinkler systems have been installed to be used in irrigating 400 acres of po tatoes and several hundred acres of sweet corn. This farm - nn. doubtedly embraces more irrigat ed land than any other farm in the Willamette valley. Grand Island is connlrlorpri tn be as completely irrigated as any section of the valley. It is esti mated that 75 per cent of the land, excluding orchards, is now under lrrieation and it la pmprt. ed that by another year the total may increase as high as 90 per cent. Throughout the tour. Arthur M. Piper, geologist with the US geological survey, was nresent tn answer questions on the subject. Quotations at Portland PKonncit rynnivna POHTLA.N'D. fire, in, on (IP) rrraurf eruange: Butter Extras 9- 1.-,.. ... I . 24 srliaa first . 91. fir.,. 99. k.... terfat, 28 26H. EM Large extras, 28: larce atand- arda 26- medium ,Tt,, 9 ;... standard! 24. Cbeeee Tripleta. 13 H; loaf. 14. Portland Produce PORTLAXD. n in, on tm iTe pouury Bujlnf prices Leghorn urouera, i lO 1 0S., IOC 16.; 3 iba., 15e lb.; colored sprinrs 3 to 3Vi Iba.. 18-19a lb- .... aiz iv. ia -in. lb.; Leehora hens over 3H lbs., 14e ': onoer o ins., 13c lb.; colored bens to 5 lbs. 18e lb.; orer & ihm . toe id.; no. - craae se lb. leaa. f Coantr Hull S-llinv Uilers: Country killed boira. beet butch er - .unncr iof nt ii.iiu. iw. .. . . i era 13 13 He lb.; lirbt and thin .i2. lh v-iue id; Dans toe lb.; canner cows ie: cuiier cows 7 -Be id. ; aprinf umoa ii-u id. j ol umbs 7 So lb. ewes -7e lb. iDri,rin, n, . wm - .... - M . m r - uimm bvw crop leas 38 Z9c; toma 28 29 lb. bay. lee nrlra wimwt Kn . mwA .- o . . iv . eld hens 20c: tons 17-18e lb. . Potatoes sakiaaa Gams. - $1.30-1.50: Roaa. 81.15 12!- loo Ih K... 1...1 " per avw ib. Dag; ecbuta old. V-v CCUllk OrtiftW-i . PnlifmTaa lXTtIk At-k- a C . Oregon 2.00; Walla Walla S5; Taklm av r iu-io. oag. Hay. Sellinr Price tn R,ill,n air.l. fa No. 1. Sltt Ins .t ai a . wu.cr iwn.jg ton: sinotay, eaatara OregoB ( ); de valley f!5 ton, fort- Wool Wlllamatt- .!.. .,. dium, 23c lb.; coarse and braids, 23e lb.: Ismba and kail. 5f). lh . .... vregon, lti lb. Hope .Nominal; ,1837, 9-10Vie; 1938, lS-184c. Jdobmir Nominal: 1838. 82a lh a mo., sue id. Domextie Plonr RUl n w i- IlTerT. 1 to 25 bbl. lota: Familv n.i.m. 49, $5.45 . 05; bakers' hard wheat, net! S4.10-3.S5: liken' ItlaHi.n ti m.l it. blended hard wheat $4.25 4.55 ; soft wheat iiour. .uue.iu; grsBam, ' 40a. $4.55; whole wheat. 40. I.; i wwi . ,SurTB1TT - -. 100a. $4.90; balea $5.10;beat $4.80 cental. Portland Grain Tom at Of a 1 Orrrttn Wa.h v. v Bnnc.hd Vgrri.hl.. , !.--" . - - ea bunchea. "beets 25 SOe; carrots 85 40s: ereea oniona. ha a'l. .! .. on-nc. radiahes, 25-27c; taraipa, 0e; broc ,v-tables Sacked. rvtabaMS, ZtL .t - cwl-: earrots, Labish, watermelons California and Oregon. awuaiKri aaei . nnDM. 11 24-1 n . . t . '. Jw-i rnii, vaiirornia, fl.85 crate; imnr. A T 'Afl . in ... r. . j u . - w " , " UVBVJ -ca. e'-o.i crate, a-ZHe Ib. -. Closing Quotations T - t- caio . 23 mark aimed 65-cut of meat 13 violent anger at in curling v couege in iy plant 24 unnecessary - England having sour 71 begin juice vtt e u a Tejo-sJoli Ir5 a l. a t e R e ;pIi aImIcSi 0 E L M fTjTU g 1 C O N -sT A 1 ftp, t; IN a ATTMESS ,1Asg Tj TOT S ame j 51 jE X :tX l-iS!J!gsl"Tl ; ' ja t s g -A T E LOg I C E pj jT AN A L. : i AIC M E ;s'et a g.V. E N T E 3 TAg.rf s'Egohi iTR'elg'elelal NEW YORK. Aug. 20-L2P-Todav' Allit-wf ?rnroe 1 At7 - -.. - a m.u -7t .4 1 III w I I ra y A m.-r - -h. es - . An. TnK tj " new u i7i miimaii ...... 32 Am Tob B. . . . . . 85 General Elec ..42 Sears RooVnl- ?tZ Am Wat Wks 10U n,Pi xfl ! offf S5f buck ?? Anaconda .. -3iarZZ' iZ ZX y "L' 57Z r 7? ui""B facmc i4 7 rfur stand Brands .. 1 ' ,I,nds?n Motors $H Stand Oil Calif. 31 a ,"mu" venirai, 11 SUnd Oil NJ .. 54 ri'.ropper . Studebaker .... g, r tal rTesi 57 Sup Oil ....... ; Uk.Cln-v' 49 ' Imk Roll Bear. 49 ea7 i : F - Trans-America . - , u v. 4Ci c iei.. - 5 Johns ; Man vllle. . 20 Kennecott 1 Lib-O-Ford POETLAXn a en MVini.. Wheat nn.. IRi.k T ni I Sent. 59 SO SO so Dee. ': 2 S2U 'U Caah Grai.! n.t. V e ae.ik - ku. r $23.50: Jto. 2. SS-lh. m 'mi Kn n. 2-ET Ship. $27.25. , . . Cash Wheat (Bid): Soft white $1'; western white SO; weatern red 67. Bar red winter ordinary 57; 11 per cent 58; 12 Mr ent A2.'1S vt AC. . . cent 68. Hard white-Baart ordinary 81 J 12 per. cent 62; 13 per cent 65: 14 per cent 67. Today's car receipt: Wheat 129; bar Ul,'' Jfloar 11 ; cr i bay 1; Wool in Boston BOSTON, lit. 901 kV.VBnk 1 Tha wool market is Boston was vary alow during tha past week. Prices were laostly steady siiable lota and ia tha UUTsm 1 IITDr SBS- SI m m 1 1 flnamtitl.. esp makera were getUng eery little e bea- ineaa HI wal tan. mA -- . . k. - I . " . w . v. w-cp tor woi on wnica ewe- i. were wiuinr to grant iiBeral eon cessions front asking Prices. Lucky Guiseppi says Kight Life Success Secret PENDLETON, Ore., Aug. 20- (rPJ-Do you want to know Guisep pi Ballata's recipe for good luck? You should because Guiseppi had quite a bit. His formula is "live right.'! The other day Guiseppi decided to take his life's savings of 12230 to the bank buj he lost It on the street. Today an unidentified man returned it to him. Gnisennt m nr. alized: "For 35 years I live here; I never get drunk; I never get ip Jail; I always pay bills now, I get my nrBney back!" Horthy yisits Germany Today Splendid "Welcome Ortlered for Hungarian Chief by Herr Ililler LONDON, Aug. 20,-f-Cer many is flexing her military muscles and wooing aggrieve Hungary while the wc- ' hope fully watches British efforts to wet down Europe's tinderbox. Czechoslovakia. New and old problems for Britain and. Frence 'were popping up at both ends of tbe Rome Berlin axis but there were no Saturday jitters a recurrent ail ment in London or Paris todav. Not the least of tha rtrftlah. French problems were, the offers promises or even demands Relchs fuehrer Hitler mav make tn linn. garian Regcrt Horthy on his state visit 10 uermany starting tomor row. With Germany all b-.t mnl.ll tzed for vast war maneuvers. Hit ler ordered a splendid welcome for the head of Hunrarv a more that could b.e another stepping tone ior tne luebrer's politics. economic hopes of a march to tne east. The great democrarine earnestly to Viscount Runclman Britain B Unofficial morllatnr In Czechoslovakia, to find a new key to tne deadlock: between the Hit ler-backed Sudeten German mi nority ana tne nroud. vnunr uzecnosiovaic state. There was real hope In London that next Week miKht brine- sue. reus tn m0tlne a n tsaiia rlt the peace of Europe satisfaction 01 me autonomy demands of the J.9UU.UOO Sudeten German with. out causing the Praha govern ment 10 lose race. "Runciirian Plan" Hinted Disnatches from Praha nM Runclman suspended negotiations ior me weekend, a spokesman acnying reports that a "Runclman plan" was about to be presented a Dlan Which, aa enm m rannrta had It. WOUld CUt Sudetenlanrl nn Into largely self-governine can tons. Elsewhere the Baths for rtrfiiah Prime Minister Ch amhprln In'i tongea-ior icurooean hikmu. ment" seemed closed, at least for tne present. . Statesman Classified Ads Call 9101 Classified Advertising Single Insertion per line 10c Three insertions per line 20c Six Insertions per line 30c One month per line .$ 1 00 Minimum charge 26c r'rm.m.tnm this rtm m m MxttfmntAA iinlll (:S9 tha evening before publication for elnyniriraiion Copy received after this time will be run under the heading. Too La 10 te Ciaa-ly." Th lmtmmmMm aiimu n tin. alal raiMtnalllllf far arrorl erlilrh may apear In adverlieenienlt pub lished In It columns, and In cneeo where this naiiet is at fault will re. firlnl that part of an ad vertlaement n which the tyboKraulilcal miatake occurs. Th. 8talanWt rurv.f fh- ilirhi to re led questiunabla advertising : It further reaervra tha rlghl lo nlnre all aitverllalna uiutur tha proper clnaai float Ion. 'BLIND" ADS wblcb give only box number care of Statesman must be answered by letter. We cannot give any information, as to do so would destroy their purpose. Livestock r-kOAffi Akin Krt picked ul free Ph collect 8111. Balern. . . n A o.'Lm "niamovif mm TOP HKICICS fld for live horeee and cowa for tos feed. Phone collect mi. . 1 i rnn oit r 1 1 1 A . rr.!. t.mu n SreldinK. ae 4, weUht 1U0. r.xprrl- . . . . , t r r .. .. encfu in uimh ur mnii, rv. xjiiun, rout 1, box 32, Jefferson. Iniulive nt Midway parte service station. Hop licker ft T . Knn varit I In Wollnr. r(A! 1 mllfa from Marlon and I'olk cojduiy bridge. I Help Wanted Weed Control Is Topic of Meeting Liberty; Local of Farmers Union Meets; Price of Fruit Criticized WPA Instructors Receive Courses CORVALLIS. An, ifl-rm. , . v jiuib man zuu uresron wha arinit education teachers gathered on the state college campus today for a inree-weet: train ine ronru nt the biennial work confereno the WPA's educational program Among lecturers are Dr. Nor man coieman. Reed rn!i- n . . ireaencg Beck, University of Oregon; Dean Frank Erlckson. wuiameue university; Richard C. Newmewr. nri rmaa Francisco. LIBERTY The Of the Farmer's TTntnn tiAit it. monthly meeting Tuesday night. in matter or weed control was reported and discu SBArl anrl iha necessity of control of Canadian tnisue pointed out. This weed is not onlv beine mrt tn roundinft- farm but also being distributed widely 10 aajournmg. farms from un cultivated and untenanfri farms The necessity for a law compd- ""s owners or such lands to cut or otherwise take steps to con trol thistle seedinar va out. Thistledown la at nr.M.l . . r oiowing aDout from isuch plots inrougnouc the county. The poor returns tn fmif a-mw rg for their produce received considerable discussion. Senti ment was to the effect that, in view of crop failures and short ages In Europe as well as in the United States, canned fruits will bring high prices. "Somebody." it was stated, "Is going to make a 101 or money out of fruit and i it won t be the farmer." The picnic for all state Farm er "Union groups at Cbampoeg park Sunday was announced. Sev eral from here plan to attend. Following the business meeting Avery Thompson of Salem showed several reels of motion pictures of his trip around the world. Countries, their custdms, peo: la and scenes shown in cluded Philliplne Islands, Chin:, Japan, India, Egypt, Italy (in cluding ancient Roman ruins) Franca. Scotland and England. rinU ea. w.Lltf , mstr tmm mushrooms In cellar, shed. We buy, 30a IK Ymmr r minit hiikln.H Mr K mjfl. 8810 In few weeks' spare time. Kninb- usuea mil, me ior tree prnin. Waatilnttton Afuahrnom Ind . Danf JOS 2018 2nd Ave.. Seattle, Wash. S,rreaaeareraBBrraeWSaNe' a PRT.TAnr F! EXP. mala rnolr A lt. reaaea. Ap. Sun. 1-5 p. m. 3C0 N. Cap. rm.1. ninrsTMn rtnna Pnr 1 -A rwm m'Mlrn firm Xfnait rinrm. lar Una In the west. Wonderful vuluia. Hie commissions, hnnne. Simula rw.lc free; Alao calendars, adv. apei'laltUs, flBoriinrniH. irvinfer i rinirt-r I.O., Inc., S1 20th St., Oakland, Calif. TITRX SPAI1E limn lnn r.r,.mr muahrooma In cellar or shed. Mall crop to ua. We pay shipping- ooxts and 30o lb. HIk profits. Writ Western MuhIi- ' room Co., Portland, Ore. Help Wanted Male MAX TO dlatrlhllta rlrr-lilara V,,nI. bills, and aamplrs for tis In your locil . ity. We pay by the thousand. You do no sellinar. No experience neremary. Must be. honeat. rall.lhla ami naif nn- - nearlna:. -TranaAmerlran Advert Nina; xjisiriDutors, oox vis. .ililwnukre, A iv. RELIABLE unnniT.inFn for clwres and farm work on small place. Hatch part time, ' Bo 305, rout S. River road, south. Help WanlMl- Fem:il? MAID FOR mnrrnl hmiuTnrli vha ran cook' for two adults. 120 month. i in. ijji aiier a p. m. mail wag', In country, 1 ml. a.'lioL Bos 845, Statesman. HOUSKW1VK5- MAKR vmir ar,nr tlm Dir as hlirh ea 1 1 S vulilu mnA) your own dresses free juat slioetfns; nationally-known Fashion Krooks. No canvasalng. No investment. Snd ana and dress else. Fashion Krooka, Inc., Dept. A-4029. Cincinnati. Ohio. -1-. i iMwiri.i-Lrini)tja.-ii-irii-i m GIR1L. FA"R e-onaral dnnumrl, T-f erencea required. (95 N. Liberty. ' Sitiialionn Wnntel DRSMKR Mrs. Adaltt. 1128 Marlon. - " ' " i - ri--,'.-nAq.'f -i. iqriji.n.-iAArm WIDOW WITH daughter 15, wish es housekeeping In respe tabl widow er's or baxhelor'a home. Can rlva beet of references. Board, room and small wasea. uqx , Mtn teaman. KXP. T-ADT rook ante csfe or hotel work. A-l ref. 134 N. Winter. EXP. RPA1TTT n. ..h. work. Beatrice Curry. Gen. Del. Salem. CHILDREN PARFn tnr In m- hom. 1358 Chemeketa street. Business Directory Orphaned by US Cards la this directory run on a monthly basis, only Ratet II per line per month. r. x t L v - Auto Brakes Mike Pa nek. .71 South CommerclaL Auto Kepairing a rrro nrpuniNn tue. a ainmr hm jonn havaii r mai in i sua i ion, sua c. uoeriy. Stoclcs & B on ds CearrtsM. ma. a sue. Armour 111 . . Atchison . . . . Barnsdall . . . Bait & Ohio . Bendlx Avla 1 Beth Steel . . Boeing Airp Borge-Warner Budd Mfg . . , Calif Pack Callahan Z-L Calumet Hec Canadian Pac Cat Tractor . Celanese Certain-Teed 1 Ches Ohio1 Chrysler .... Coml Solv . . A Aaf. ?0 STOCK A VKB.ArITa Compiled By The Associate. Frees so ta l ee Satnrday .71.ft 19.7 83.1 4S.T 8 Union Carbide : 35 Union Aircraft,. 40 United Airlines H US Rubber .... Liff Myers B..100H US Steel H Loew's 49 Monty Ward 23 Nash-Kelv . 9 Natl Biscuit 30 NaU Cash . 73 Natl Dairy Prod 14 1Q Natl Dist. 24 47 Walworth 4Ti Western Union 10 H White Motor , 25 Woolworth 28 M (New York Curb Cities Service . . 84 Elec Bond Jb Sb 7H 104 82 27 4 8 45 59 8 27 13 45 Previous- 4ay 71.4 19.5 lioBtk afo 73.7 ll.S Year ace . S7.7 10.18 hirk 74.0 - SI S 1938 low 49.2 . XS.t 1937 kick 101.6 48.5 1937 lew -57.7 19.0 .33.0 4S.S S4.S 50.7 42.0 S7.9 55.1 50.8 S4.9 . S3.7 54.0 74.3 !- 41.7 B0KX ATEKAQES : I SO IS IS IS Ralls laeaa Util Fare. Sstardar - 59.1 99.S 3i. 2 9 ( Previess day 59.3 99.S 93 3 , 2.9 Veatk ( l.a 99.5 93.5 63.6 Year if - 90 S IOS.0 9S.0 70 . 193S h:h 70 5 100.3 94 3 47.0 193S low 4ia 93.0 8 .8 61.2 1937 kirk 99.0 104 4 102.8 74.7. 1817 lew 70.8 95 5 90.S 44.3 1 1933 low 45.S 40.0 44.6 "42.2 1 1928 ki(k 101.1 98.9 103.9 100.5 1 Bicycles Hit'Tfi.irw Kirn ait ..-.-i.i a Harry W. Scott. I 1 a Com U Ph. 4tl Body & FenJer Repair ma nrn v a rrvnrn n--i.. a.. - - - - - - .... , , a, nui. mm., eseai covers. Claea replacement. ania rainiinsi a h hz ., j ti Owene Co.. 315 B. Com L 8u Ph. 3I WRECK RE - BUILDING, weldln. hod and fender works 1?h Vli. m . - v , . . w,a c. ...... . 0J. aiun, eutauara ous. m Chimney Sweep TELEPHONB 44lt. lt. E. Norlhoesa. Chiropractors DR. O. I SCOTT, PSC. CMropraetor. . N. High. Tat Re a. 1571. Excavating CXCAVATINO Or an kinds. Base ments due. Dirt bauled or on o Ted. Dirt for sale. SaJam Sand suad Gravel Co Pbona 40. Gerald Richard (above) , 9, of Gard ner, "ass- was oorn in U. so therefore is an American citizen. But his parents entered country il legally, were on relief, have been de ported to Canada. Gerald has en listed support of Gardner's Mayor to help him join them. Florists Brslihaupra, HI Court. Phone ,04 W. SALEM florists. 14 OS Edsewater Lime GOLD HILL lima S. We deliver te farm. S24 N. CommerclaL Tel. Ills. Lauiitlries :thb new sai.km laundrt . TUB WKIiiKR LAUNDRT IJ S.. High Tel. till Mattresses SAI.F.M Kl.Urr-nUO and Maltresa Kartorv. NEW Uattii ksi ' m, i order, old rerrwile: rrt rleanlns. eia- na, iiuii rus weaving s utri a vii. bur. TeL 1141. OTTO 9". ZWICKKIU . IS 11. CAPITOL UKDOIXQ Ca Phone 401s. Priming rOR STATION KRT car da. pamphiela. pni,nmi, dock a or any a ind or print. Ina. rail The fitalaama. IM.IIn, I la. Part ment lift R fnmmarlal 'lala. phone 9101. Kadio Service LOUIS DU BUT. Phon 477. Tires NEW ANM fTSKn all at... Tviarat prices, tit & Commercial street. Transfer CAPITAL CITT Transfer Co III State St TeL 7771. Distributes, for- Wardlns and atoraea aMir arM-lallv. Cat our ratea. , ' ran iv'ii ... ai-.. ........ ... fa. burner OIL rail 3131. Ijirmer Tranafer Co. Trucks to Portland dallf. Well Drilling R. A. WEST. L t. B. 441 T. IISFI. Gunsmith ROD A ntTV an. f ra B.t T3-A a Qua Sliop. n state, upstairs. Chester J. Push. tllS Myrtle, till. Wood Sawing 910 K. COMMEnCIAL. Phone 1S1.