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Til OUTGO:! STATESMAN, Zc&mm. Orvgon. Sunday Morning Aaest C 1S44 FAGS SIXTEEN Annual Ram Sale Brings T .n r orp.flrn Wfl ALBANY, Aug. 5 Dave Wad dell of Amity received $150 for one of his stud Suffolk rams sold to Jerostedt Farms of Carlton at the fourth Annual ram sale here Saturday. ,R- W. Hogg & Son of Salem received $100 a piece for a couple of Hampshire, and Ahrens Brothers sold one of their Rom neys at $100 to Donald Combe of Ferndale. Mayor Clifford Know dell, Albany, , paid $62.50 for a Suffolk, also a Waddell animal ' But the greater number of rams sold went xrom so lo ou a neaa. All rams consigned to the sale were passed by a sifting commit tee composed of H. A. Lindgren, ,0. M. Nelson, Edward Gath, C. M. Hubbard, W. H. Lytle and H. G. Avery. :. . 7. Hubbard, Corvallis, was sales manager, with O. E. Mide sell, Albany, secretary. Walter Leth, Dallas, clerked the sale with Rex Warren of McMinnvUle as his assistant Assistants to the auc tioneer were Eddie Ahrens, Tur ner, and Jay M. Reynolds, Cor vallis. ! ........ Breeders were Ahrens Brothers," Gath Brothers, Lynn Barnes of Harrisburg, G. W. Carroll of Rick reall, William Ridell of Monmouth, C." H. Davidson of Shedd, James Riddell of Monmouth, C. P. Kizer & Son of Harrisburg; Charles A. Evans, Independence; - Perry C. Smith, Yamhill; Hugh Smith, Yamhill; John W. Hill, Eugene; J. J. Thompson, Salem; M. O. Pear son, Turner; Dave WaddelL Am ity; Floyd T. Fox, Silverton; C K. Pederson and Floyd Edwards, Al bany; J. Henry Savery, Dallas; Claude Steusloff, Salem; A. C. Hubbard, Harrisburg; C M. Hub bard, Corvallis; A. W. Bagley, Sa lem; R. W. Hogg & Sons, Salem. , Seventy six rams were sold at an average price of $59.20. Twenty Romneys averaged $49.12; five TJnmlns avprarrH $211 01' ten Corriedales, $35.50; 14 Shrop shires, $33.75; 13 Suffolks, $68.46, four Southdowns, $35.65 and the ten Hampshires averaged $157.75. Fathers Over 30 Not Likely To Be Drafted Barring unforseen developments there is little likelihood that fa thers over 30 will be drafted for military service before the war ends, draft director Maj. Gen. Lewis B. Hershey, said today. General Hershey, in Montana during a 10-state tour, told a press conference: , nbe emphasis is on the 18-25 year old group, but fathers under 30 can expect to be called if they are not in an essential industry. This Elves the over 30 froun littl . chance of being called unless the war takes an unforseen turn." , "Agriculture" he said, "has the greatest 18-25 age reserve of any Croup and young farmers can expect to be Inducted in increasing numbers following the fall har . vest". - : - .. ' The selective service .chief also expressed belief that all eligible high school youths of the nation would see military service even- tually, even -after Germany Is s defeated. . ! - "I cant speak for the navy or war departments, but in my opin ion the high school youth of ' America who are military accept able will see service in the armed - forces after the war until Europe ' is cleaned up, Hershey said. Stocks and Bonds Aug. 9 STOCK AVtStAGES 30 IS Indus Rails Saturday .: .75.1 28J Previous day 75 J 28.2 "Week, ago . : ,. , 75.8 28.S Month ago 78.0 29.8 Year ago . 68 9 23.8 ' 1944 high 78J , 39.8 1944 low 64). 1 22.9 BONO AVERAGES IS Util 37.8 37.7 37.6 38.6 34.6 38 6 35J Slks 54 J 54.3 54.1 56.4 4941 56.4 49.3 v .;. ' i 20 . Rails. . Saturday 90 J Previoua day 0J Week ago uS0 5 . Month ago .... 90 J ; Year ago 76.0 1944 high 90.8 -1944 low 79.5 10 Indus 105.4 105 J . 105 105.2 105.5 105.7 104.7 10 Util 106J 106.3 108.4 107.1 105.0 107J 104.7. 10 frmn . 67.6 67 67.8 V 68.3 61.7 68.6 63.2 AND OTHER RECTAL end COLON DISORDERS will cause: - Constipation r--S''l . xervousneu ; , Stomach , -1 Disorders :4 Ebenmatism . Hearth Trouble with other smpleaa-1 f physical disc em r forts - . v- - It isn't' patriotic to neglect your health, when rectal dis--orders can be cured so easily and conveniently for the pa tient. . ' ' N Confinement No Kospltalizatlon ' No Loss of Time . ; -Kca-Operative CALL TODAY OR WRITE rOR f Ri-S DESCRIPTIVE BOOKLET " Chlroprartlc Phys-Prortologist Court St Liberty St. Phone 91C8 "Strictly Private" 1 1 Gar mcHtou ifASEs a say --V-v DDAK. ACM:- IDEA A8D0r,6EiriW6 Atf&B EWAttMEU , DIDEKT U&(U B-6BZED TMD E1H. EASIEST SPOT W THE W0J2LD T3W A WE&DtN TO GET VCHOTB TIED Quotations at Portland Grain rWTT.A'Nrj. Ore.. - Au(. S (API Wheat: No futures quoted. Cash wheat bid)r Soft white 1.45; oft white (excluding Rex) 1.47; white dub 1.47; western red 1.47. Hard red winter: Ordinary 1.45; 10 per cent 1.48; 11 per cent 1.51; 12 per cent 1.34. Hard white Baart: 10 per cent 1.47; 11 per cent 1.48: 12 per cent 1.50. Today's car receipts: Wheat 57, bar ley 5, mi-feed 6. flaxseed 1. Portland Produce PORTLAND. Ore.. Aug. 5 (AP) Butterfat First quality, maximum of .S of 1 per; cent acidity, delivered In Portland 52-52VaC; premium quality, maximum of .35! of 1 per cent acidity 53-S3,ac; valley t routes and country points 2c less than first or 50-51 ic. Eggs To producers, candled basis: Select henneries 41c; mediums 36c dor. Eggs to retailers: A large 45c; A meuium 40c; small (pullet) A 32c. doz. Live poultry Buying prices from producers: Broilers up to 2 lbs. 27c; frvera J'i-4 lbs. 28c: roasters over 3, lbs. 29c; Leghorns 23c lb.; colored hens all weights 25c; roosters and stags 18c lb. - Country meats Rollback prices to retailers: Country killed hogs, best butchers, 120-140 lbs. 16-17c; vealers AA yc; A 21c; B 18-l4c; C 15 174c; culls 12-15c; beef AA Slc; A 20ic; B 18a4c; C 14c; canner-cutter cows 13-fic; bulls, canner-cutters 14 144c; lambs AA 36c; A 24ic; B 22&c; C 10-20c; ewes FS 13c; medium 12c; R lS'Ac ' f Butter AA grade prints 48-46aC, cartons 47-47'ic: A grade prints 45,i 4c. cartons 46i-47c: B grade prints 45'-45c, cartons 48-46 Vic Cheese Selling price to Portland retailers: Oregon triplets 29.4c; daisies 29.9c: loaf 30.2c lb.: triplets to whole salers 27c; loaf 27c FOB. Rabbits Government ceiling. Ave rage country killed to retailers 40 44c lb.; live price to producers 22--4C. Turkeys Selling price to retailers: Dressed hens No. 1. s-43c lb. Turkeys Alive: Government cell ing buying prices:- Hens 42c; toras 36aC lb dressed basis. Onions Green 70-80c dos. bunches. Onions Dry, Coaehella wax 2.75; California red 2.50: Walla Wslla 2.00 80-lb. bac: Yakima 2.00 per 50-lb. bag. Potatoes Local Z.00-2.Z9 orange pox. Potatoes New California white S M cental; Texas red 3.00 SO-lb. bag; local 2.00-2.25 orange box., Wool Government control. Cascara bark 1944 peel 20c lb. " Mohair 1942 U-month 49c lb. Hops: Nominal contract: 1944. 85c up; 1S45, 75c; 1948. 55c; 1947, 80c lb. Hay Wholesale prices nominal: Alfalfa. No. S or better 834-35; oats vetch 828 ton valley points: timothy (eastern Oregon) 835-36 ton; clover 824 ton; Montana grass hay (No. 1) 833.50 ton. Trade On Slow Side CHICAGO, Aug. 5r;P)-Showers in the grain belt and prospects for a large corn crop despite drought conditions east of the Mississippi river encouraged a bearish trade in grain futures today and all con tracts in all markets closed lower. : The wheat trade : was slow. f There was some hedge selling and scattered commission house liqui dation. - December and May wheat sold at new seasonal lows and the Sep tember contract at the close was down to $1.55, the price at which the commodity credit corporation is expected to take No. 1 hard and red winter in elevators. The movement of cash wheat is small and with only light supplies In storage, comparatively - little grain is said to be available. i At the close wheat was to lower than yesterday's finish, Sep tember $1.55-1JS5V4. Oats were off,l to 1, September 70-. Rye was 1 to 1 lower, September $1.05. K- Barley was off IVi to 1, September $1.12. Bp Faetorv-Cmmtrmlled HetU& No Certificate , Required Choice : et A-C-P Robber Let our factory-trained ex perts recap your smooth tires and be ready for your next tire Inspection. Lanera furnished trt rha service by appointment. CORNER L- rhoie tUI By Quina Hall A WtiHL SOMEWHERE- Portland Portland Livestock PORTLAND. Ore.. Aug. S AP) (WFA) Cattle, i for week salable 2960; calves 635; compared late last week market generally steady, canner and cutter cows 25c higher, late trade more active. Two loads good fed steers 15.50 and 1 12.75; wintered grassers. to 15.25; several loads medium, to good grassers 14.75; - common to medium grassers 8.50-14.25; common to medium heifers 7.50 to 11. sorted load to 13.00; good beef cows 9.59 to 10.00. common to medium 6.50 to ) 9.00; canner and cutters 4.50 to; 5.7$; good bulls 9.00 9.50; good ; to choice vealers 13.50-14.50, odd head 15.00. I -1 Hogs, for week salable 3925: uneven ly higher top 75c op. largely at ceil ing. Good to Choice ISO to 240 lbs. 15375; 24-lo 270 lbs. 14.00; heavier and lighter weights around 13.50; good sows 10.00-11.00; light sows to 1 11.50; good to choice- feeder pigs 12.00-12.50. Sheep, for week' salable 3965: fat lambs strong to 25c higher, lower grades steady, s good clearance daily, good to choice spring lambs 11.75 12.25, large 12.00, top 12J0; medium to good 10.00-11.50; common 6.00-9.00. largely to feeders; culls down to 5.00; medium to good yearlings 8.00-10.00; good ewes 2.50, few 3.75; culls down to 1.00. I. .-: f DtHVn IRftP IflSKVT V i I, : DENVER. Aug. 5-AP) (WFA) Sheep for week, slaughter spring lambs steady. 25c higher, advance largely.- on good-choice grades; practically no - old crop lamDs and yearlings offered: Otn er classes mostly I steady: Colorado springers ' averaging 84-90 lbs; 15.40 Cat: best truck-ins: also 15.40; Idaho's grading mostly good 14.50 flat: prac tical top slaughter ewes s.oo; few part deck lots new crop feeding lamos ave raging es lbs.. ll.5O-u.O0. : -. Salem (Market Quotation h mm The Prices below supplied by lo- cat grocer are Indicative .of the daily market prices paid to lem buyers but are by The Statesman:; growers by 8a not guaranteed BUTTER, EGGS AND- POULTRY Atfresest's Baying Prices (Subject change with oat notice) BUTTERrAT hi " Premium 6 . .'. ., ;S , 34 No. 1 . i j . ,,j; ,. ; i M No. 3 .. .s- JM BUTTER A ; i PRINTS '. 46li B .45', Quarters j , , , - ,. -, EGGS : i. l i Extra large - 1 Mediums and standards 9 ; 4 . Ut4 Pullets POULTRY i ' i v ..i a Colored hens. No.i l 5 No. 2 colored hens , , tl Colored frys I 9 Mariom Creamery's Baying Prices (Sakject te chance withoat notice) rUUblsi ; a . , j, No. 1 springs t $ 1 ' . ' No. 1 hens it , jS LIVESTOCK - Buying prices for No. 1 stock, based on conauion, ; i Spring lamb 10 00 to 11.00 , 7.00 to 7.50 xa lbv i 15.00 Yearling lamb 4- Ewes' j i. Z.i. Top hogs. 170 to 200 zoo to Z70 lbs. Over 270 lbs. 13.50 11.50 SOWS 8.00 to 9.00 Dairy cows . Dairy bulls Top veal . . 4.00 to 8.50 1.00 to 6 50 , 13.00 Food Fats, Oils Scarce l WASHINGTON, Aug. 5 . -LTV The United States is mocing into a period , tightening suplies of food fats and oils which may require return i of lard, shortening and salad oils to the ration list next winter if war i demands do not slacken; if:; , The bureau of agricultural ec ojiomics predicted toray that the production of fats and oils from domestic materials I during I the marketing year beginning Oct will be about 12.5 per cent below that of the current season. ' The 1 prospective reduction tn production and supplies wilt be principally lard J . ', tires ax being recajped. -4-hoor ! JM V N. USEETT V CENTES ST3. Federal Loan Assets fcnw !! During Yeairj (Special to The Statesman) WASHINGTON, Aug. 6 Assets of the Federal Savings and; Loan Insurance! corporation increased by $8,382,000 to a total ;rf $131, 631,000 in the fiscal year ended June 30, It was reported today by William H. Husband general man- .;-!. r r, !! .Over the same twelve months, reserves Of the Insurance corpora tion rose from $41,406,000 t $49, 279,000. During the year; $409,884 was charged ( against I reserves, representing settlements in the form of contributions byj the cor poration under; the law to prevent default of insured associations. No insured institution was placed in receivership during the period. Net income was $8,217,758, after deduction of tall . operating ex penses, amounting ltd $452,640. These exjense were equal to only about oni-half of the! corporation's interest income from: invested re serves for the ear. j j f. I . Savings; and loan; associations protected) by insurance numbered 2,461 on June 30, a gain of 33 dur- a a . 1 fc ing me year, pineir compinea as sets now total: nearly $4,600,000,- 000. Their investors include. 3, 800,000 Individuals j and others, whose investments In the institu tions are: safeguarded against loss up to $5,00d by the Federal Sav ings and j Loan Insurances corpora- tion. J' i - i Fate of White on Still Unsolved - - ' 1 i ! ! WASHINGTON, Aug; S - (JP) The fate, of an elderly American couple, only white persons on Attu island at the time of the! Japanese invasion i of the Aleutians two years agp, sua remains i unsolved, the interjor department said today. Nothing,; the department said. has been! heard of the couple, Mr. and Mrs! i Charles Fi Jones, since Jones weather bureau radio sta tion went silent on i July 7, 1942. He had been employed as a radio operator j Mrs.! Jones- as a teacher. The spokesman said Jones, prior to the Japanese, attack, had noti fied Charles R, McGee, radio op erator on the neighboring island of Atka, that he hid a "hunch" the Japs wotild attack the island that he had assembled- rifle, r shot gun and a handful i of natives to repel the! invaders. . Ij, J When jjones'radio went silent. Magee Icorrectly assumed the hunch had become fact j and per suaded the captain of anavy fuel boat to evacuate Atka's population himself, Mrs. Magee and 85 na fives. . i - I i 50,001 Dewey Glib Planned PORTLAND, " ' Aug. HWVDon Orput, ; lowner andi publisher ; ot the Grants Pass BulletinJ tonight completed plans for the! organiza tion of jthe "50,001 Dewey club, a number based on th write-m vote the! New York governor re ceived In the Oregon; primary election1 .. . The Republican state t central committee and other parry work erg in Oregoii plan to sponsor the organization end aid it jih! its bid for the I ballots of Oregon voters this fall; club; spokesmen! said. The organization 'of the "50,001 Dewey Iclub. was Herbert! Brownell, approved (by Jr chairman or ine repuoncan nauonai com mittee. Who said the large write- in vote from the state helped con vince eastern republicans that Dewey was the peoples'! choice StodisHavd I ii e Week NEW. j YORK, Aug. &-VThe stock market today stepped out of a losing .week, with low-priced mo tors again boiling and ; numerous leaders suffering from a! mild sell ing freeze. l-.;"'t':H 3 :,Jy Although there was a tittle more optimisri regarding retqifrversion steps likely to be taken by I Wash ington, skeptics here were: suffi- cienuy numerous vi stem ; any real rallyingleffort - - j - Pivotals stiffened in spots today without getting anywhere Ion bal ance aril, as 'in the previous ses sion, junior i automotive j issues quoted it under $10 accounted for more thkn one-quarter of :the two hour turnover of 463,1 301 j shares compared with 231,260 a week ago, The Associated Press 60-stock av erage was off .1 of a point at 54.2 Y&na lorjthe o-day stretch-showed a loss of .3. , j .1 : r ! yl iiV--; Will resume management of hii own Custom! Killing Plant! after August! ist. . - -'I . , . hf . " ZZZ3 Turner I!d. C313 . C:31 Business Pbene CesL-eoce Phone Couple BestFights Iri Not in Ring ,' HOLLYWOOD Aug. 5.-jT-There was a double main event on Hollywood's bright light light circuit last night and, unusually enough in these Impromptu bouts between celebrities, some' ' blood actually' was shed. -" . , Tod half of the double feature was Band- Leader. Tornmy Dorsey versus Actor Jon ' Hall, and the battle. Dolice retorted. took place in the Dorsey apartment early this morning. k j ; Hall, treated at an ; emergency hospital for cuts about the face and head, said fit was a swell fight until two other guys jumped me." He said be' had met Dorsey and Tommy 'a pretty wile, fat Dane, at a night club and - had been invited to the Dorsey home. 4 "Latter there was. a, little mis understanding and we got into a fight,! he reported. ., - The battle attracted quite an audience among the . neighbors and their shouts of cheer attract ed police and sheriffs officers. Hall was able ta drive iumseli to the hosDital. w h e r e physicians said they took 32 stitches in his head and 16 stitches: in his nose. Hall said Dorsey took offense when, on departing, Hall play fully threw his arms around Mrs. Dorsey. - "I was only kidding," said Hall.! . Dorsey tonigh issued a state ment through .a friend, Arthur Michard. who said: Tommv considers the incident very unfortunate he , believes that Hall may have hurt himself when he slinrjed and fell against a large flowerpot on the balcony.- The other half of the bill Mat ured Barney Oldfield, the former auto racer, and "Prince Mike" Romanoff, restaurateur. Roman off said Oldfield, a stranger to him, called hir a "phony and 'attacked me ; without provoca- tion.' 1 . . Oldfield said I Romanoff "tried to crowd me off the , highway." an alleged act (repugnant to an old race driver. 1 Grousing Becomes Qieers When Movie Man Beats Weather ALONG THE LEDO ROAD (JP) The Burma monsoon was warming up as the army engineer audience gathered for vthe semi weekly movie in the open air. The drizzle turned into a steady downpour. The wind mounted, but the crowd stayed put Finally the movie operator-clicked off his pro jector, shouted above the din: That's all fellows; the weather's too tough!" ; Grousing, the? dripping GIs left Hollywood Crossword Puzzle Lll is m le , 255 17- , i - -psr pp 2 zi 2 p IT" " o T" iz T" iii:ziiiii M !;i lb H 4 p p 45 4t 41 p 4T" If ; W 51 "11 wr 1 1 ' HORIZONTAL 1. the coxa 4. the end i 54. Utled y 55 river in - ' Scotland 56. completed 58. single unit 59 also , 60. fastens her metically 81 Japanese coin VERTICAL, 1 draft-har-t ness part 9. macaw 1 1 ar!sft tiaMfeil i A. WIMC 90V:a i; 13 be available I 14. equality of j value j 15. coarse cotton cloth l 11. tumultuous i flow- I 19. go in : f zv. scon 21. gain 23. symbol for nickel 24 therefore 28. before -2. thickening 33. contest of Answer to. yesterday's puzzle. CTO tTTR A1GIEIS 1SIOIY AtTm I T.ALW APE PjL E A D t RJ P AjU ES jAMESt D t RET gJates 'gr a mmTaIr e d e n mTs a n s"t17o n cmpT1fTn 1 s cToisI u r lTnen made eH-iIS clo p eis AiT S MiU T cap r t cfu R r a TIl QA'EJ n ops emTd a RIEIS- GlROS Si -NIEIE : meed . 1 35. Mohammed's , .son I 38. wild plum L 37. tripping ! -fO. female lamb 41. symbol for 1 tellurium l 42. correlative of ; ' either. . i . 43 prefix: thrice : 45. turnstile 48. Turkish i . decree f . 52. obstructed i Aversge time el selstiea. tt mlaates. Dist by King Features Syndicate. Inc ' STDAU USEES BUT NOW! -Directly frora field to yea and ave.nooaey.S-'.'.,; ' . General Feed and Grain 2.3 S. Lib. :Th. 522 er C:SJ CHaaslfWd Adrertblng - "r ; , Statesman ' Classified Ads Call 9101 Three Insertiiins per Une25c Six insertions per unw.40c One monut per lln. tt5 Minimum charge 25c; 1 U. nun- imum 35c; tL coin. 45c No ; nfund-v Copy for this put accepted un til 8 34 the evening beore publica tion tot classic cation. Copy - re ceived after this time srlli be run under tho beadni "Too Late to Classify" .!-..:.' , The Statesman assumes no flnan clal responsibility for errors which may appear ta advertisements pub lished tn Its columns and in cases where this paper is at fault will reprint that part of an advertise ment tn which . tho , typographical mistake occurs, i . " The Statesman reserves the right to reject questionable - advertising It further, reserves the right to place all advertising under tho proper classiflcaUoa. : A "Blind" Adan ad containing a Statesman oox number for an ad dressla for the protection of the advertiser and must therefor be answered by letter. Tho Statesman ts not at liberty to -divulge Infor mation . as - to- tb . identity of mm advertiser using a Blind" ad. . LiYestock and Poultry WORK HORSES - SADDUC HORSES. Bar K Stock Ranch Largo assortment on hand at all crmes at veiy aiir strove prices, u u IT given anyone Discount for cash Guaranteed . as represented. Free de livery. Harry Kuehne. Carlton. Ore Located 8ts ml. W. of Newberg. 2 DOZEN Hanson year old White Leghorn hens, laying. P. V. Helton, 1810 Cast Turner Road, 3rd house south of Krueger Msrset, i A-l BLUE Jersey family cow, fresh short tune. Route 7, Box 4. i FOR SALE: rresh Guernsey cow. registered. Call 4133. i 43 HEAD choice dairy cows. Pick out that family cow from this nno nerd. Anrold Bros- Rtv 2. Box 494. Ph. 22581. 1 mi. from Salem on Cherry, Ave.' 2 WHEEL. TRAILER, good tires. 1190 NvChurch. : WANTED: Beef ana canner cows bulls and veals. Will call - at farm E. L Snethen. 3570 E. Turner Road Ph. 21349. Morns or eves. - ATTENTION - Win remove dead St worthless stock In a moment's notice I SALEM FER TTLIZER St BY-PRODUCTS Ph. 8000 Collect I No other Phone) QUALITY Baby Chicks every Tues day. Special Mating Christie New Hampshires will make -you more money as broilers or layers. BOYING TON'S 4 Corners. i FRESH Cow, Jersey-Guernsey, milk ing 40 pounds. Heifer, 3 gaiio. wmte s ranch 1 mile East of Turner. : NEW Hampshire chickens, various ages. Rt 3. Box 739, Salem. Ph. 23429 the hillside. Just as the last few were clear a crackling noise rang out A 30-foot long, soggy . limb came thundering down, smashing make-shift seats and covering the place with litter. Now the movie operator's a hero. The rug in Martha Washing ton's sitting room at : Mount Vernon was made by two English ladies whose names are : woven into the border. 8-5 ( 16. decimal unit 18. checks 22 river-duck 24 ice crystals ' , 25 'curved molding 26 formerly. ' 27 value ' ' , 28. former French coin ,. 30 Hebrew high 1 priest -31. liquid . i measure 32 island 4 Fr.) 34 display-strong emotion - 38. newly. -married ' ..women ' 39.. harasses 44 masculine : ' . ; name 45. expedited 46. unaspirated - 47. Icelaiidie -literature 49 minor prophet 50 dell 51. Paradise ' 52 feminine . name 53. adult males 57. street rail way Cabbr.) 2 Mohamme dan cleric 3 short, quick breath 4. doubted 5 within . , 6. hard-shelled ; seeds 7 heavy metal ' 8 peaceful 9 imitator 10 hastened 11 skill - - Hie guinea pig,' not from Gui nea, and not pig, is a South Amer ican cavyl - distantly, related to the rabbit. The first steamship to cross the Atlantic was the Rising Sun, which made the voyage in 1818. Livestock and Ponltry i ui trriY t vwnnn mlm Whit Iie- ttnrm niill-t SO wkL aid. SS each. RL L. Box 269, Salem. Ph. 2318ft. . - , Auction-- ADMINISTRATORS AUCTION To close Estate ot Ada T. Elgin, 248 8. Cottage St.. Salem. Tuesday. August S. 1 PJM.-sharp, the following effects wiU4 BX BOLD WITHOUT RESERVE: 1 Singer treadle sewing machine; 5 piece walnut bed suite: antique single bed: 2 ft Simmons" beds complete;' wood circulating -heater; 1 console ra dio; 8 American oriental run Sc pads; 2 IKS, lamps: typewriter desk and chair; drapes tt curtains; mahogany 4 section book case; 2 electric irons; electric plates: 1 electric heater; lawn mower, hose Sc complete garden' tools; stepiMOers; s-piece oax aining set; lavatory & fittings; large lot old glass, dishes, curios, tables, occasional chairs, laundry tubs. ect.. In fact, hundreds of useful items both large At small.' Administrators: MRS. FLORENCE DOHERTY. WAYNE S. ELGIN. Auctioneer, GLENN H, WOODRY Salem. Ph. 8110 AUCTION TUESDAY. AUGUST 8 At 7.-00 P. M. 2 bedsteads and springs. 4 rockers, t chaSTs.- Daveno. Dining table. SO lb. Ice box. Circulator- heater. 2 small tables. 1 gateleg. 2 small cook stoves. 1 daybed. 39 laying hens. 200 young chickens from to 2Vk lbs. 1 very good milk cow- (Jerseyl lust fresh. Sewing machine.. Dresser. Girl's bicy cle. 1 gal. ice cream irnsar, , Light S-wheel trailer. Trailer house, old one. 1928 Essex sedan. I ord of wood. Briauet brooder. Electric brooder, l'i tons choice baled bay - Two 80-ft. picket chains, rniico radio, other ar tides. ED STEVENS 235 Hyde Street Salem. Ore. 2 blocks -West. 2 blocks North Waters Ball Park. A. J. BAKER. AUCTIONEER Help. Wanted . HOP PICKERS WANTED 400 acres of earlies and . lates.. No lay off. Cabins, lights.- water and wood furnished free. Register' now. C. A. McLaughlin Ranch Independence, Oregon BEAN Pickers. Minto yard. Ph. 8182. Picking Monday 7 A.M. Adults only. POULTRY farm help wanted. Steady employment indoors. Ph., 22861, JLee's EXPERIENCED dinner cook. Good wages. Apply Marion Hotel.- - ' . ' , HOP Pickers wanted. Early and late hops. Long picking, good hops., good camp. Electricity, wood, etc Store on grounds. Transportation furnished from Salem. Starting date annonunced later. Ph. 22768. or write Orey Hop Ranch, Kt. .- Box 1S7, saiem. HOP Pickers:; Early St late hops; long Job: fine hops. 10 minutes from Salem, free bus to yard. Start August 16th. Rogers St Bishop, 5 1 us loll Bidg. Phone 4778. ' DISHWASHER wanted. The Spa. . WE are now registering hop pickers for early hops. 4 ml. west of Salem. Ph. 21331 or 6759. Williams & Tbacker. 4 HOP PICKERS WANTED -400 acres and lates. No -lay off. Cabins, lights, water and wood - fur nished free. Register now. v C. A. McLaughlin Ranch : Independence, Oregon . - HOP PICKERS Register now. Pick ing starts -Aug.- 16th. Brown Island Hop Co. Ph. EVE. Needbam. 7996 or 23107. KITCHEN help, dining rm. help and Janitors. Good wages including . main tenance.. Call to ' person. Oregon State Tuberculosis Hospital HOP PICKERS wanted for-Mission Bottom Hop Co, 12 ml. N. of Saleirt. Picking begins - about .Aug. IS. Ph 2-2347 Salem, write Cervais. Ore.: BUI Stutesman. :.- - v v. ARE-You tnterested tn meat cutting as a profession If you are and have had some retail cutters experience or farm cutting experience, you can se cure . immediate employment In a steady position' with full opportunity to learn the business while you earn a good: wagc -iWe .are prepared -to teach you. As . a retail meat cutter you will bo rendering a genuine war time service to the community. Posi tions available both in and' out of Salem. Apply Safeway Stores District Office, Room 208. McGUcbrtst Build ing, Saiem. .- HELP i WANTED OF ALL KINDS Will consider some . -- holding other Jobs. ' .! Apply - - FIRESTONE STOKES . SOS N; liberty '. HOP ' PICKERS. Extra good crop, about 30 days picking -starts August 23. oar Skc excellent camp with cabins, stoves, wood, lights, store, res taurant, good water, gasoline can be obtained for transportation. . Call at ranch er write GOLDEN GATE HOP RANCH. INC.. four miles south of INDEPENDENCE. ORE. - WE NEED: ' - r-'- Young man or woman to help with odd jobs Sat and Sun. . Waitresses, full time. Kitchen help, full time. - v Mickey's Sandwich Shop . . . , - - WANTED - : V 2.000 Hop Pickers- ' Harvest starts the latter part ol August. 400 acres of high trellis hops. Cool, shady camps 'with lights, wood, shower baths and day nursery for children furnished free to- pickers. Grocery store, mest market and res taurant on grounds. Register In person at ranch office or r write us for 'full particulars. v E. CLEMENS HORST CO. INDEPENDENCE. ORE. HOP PICKERS WANTED 250 Acres Choice River Bottom. Hops 4 miles s.w. of Salem. Fine picking besinjilnc about September 1. Good camp ground, fine cabins. Or free bus transportation to ana irom yara. ncs ister at our office. 147 North Com mercial Streeet oa write John J. Rob erts St Co- Salem. Oregon. Phono te3. Help Wanted Male? Workers now employed tn war pro duction should not apply and will not bo considered for employment by em oloyers advertising In this section BOY to ' learn the minting trade. This Is a wonderful opportunity for a boy 18 years or over , to learn a trade that is fascinating, steady the year around, not over-crowded, with wages higher than average trades. Could work after - school and Satur days with full time during vacation. See Mr. Talmage at The , Statesman oflce. .. ' . " WANTED: One or two men to cut second growth logs. 12 to 20 ft. 83 per M for falling, bucking and limbing. Richardson's, Falls City. - DVtV V I'Vun n4 fatri-l C1rlr Dallas Machine St Locomotive Works. Dallas. Oregon. Phone 188. MAH with some selling experience for -retail "feed store. Steady lob with good pay. Must be capable ox handling feed sacks. - Marion Feed St Seed Co, Salem. ' WANTED: Dairy hand. Schlndler Bros., outh Salem. ITelp Wanted SLale MANAGER for fruit and vegetable, dept. for new market. Top payv Saving Center, at the foot of tho bridge .tn W. Salem, or M ml. N. of underpass, Salem. . . WANTED: Single man on dairy farm. W. board, room Ac laundry. Phono 87FU.' 3. U. Nichols. MECHANIC. Permanent position. Ex cellent pay. HerraU -Owens Ca Help WantedFemale WOMAN: By elderly couple la farm home. Wife to wheel Thai r. Plain cook ing. SSO mo, bd, rm. P. O. Box .27, Ada. Ore. s . ... - ' FOUNTAIN. GIRL. Best .wages and working conditions. Must be over 18. No schoolvirls. Black and White Cof fee Shop, Hollywood. -.-: - mm eei WOMEN to learn wool pressing. City Cleaners, 1249 State. i HOUSEKEEPER. " Room. . board and good wage, or go home nights. Ph. 7768 GOOD nnaiMnn Mm tin tn 11 with stenographic experience -ec some knowledge of groceries. Apply Safeway Office, Room 208. McOUchrist Bids. HOTEL Maid. Steady employment. Marion HoteL c . WANTED: Experienced lady cook. Apply In person at Schneider's Coffee Shop, Salem HoteL -- ...... j. WAITRESS Wanted. Tho Spa. . FOUNTAIN girl wanted. The Spa. LAUNDRY help wanted. Apply Cap ital City Laundry. 1264 Broadway. - Situations ' Wanted CHILDREN i ered for. Ph.' 4863. Preschool Playschool; ,1381 State. Ages 2-8. Part or all dayj Ph. 8430. CHTLDCRAFT Nursery We pick up and deliver. 1893 Trade. Ph. 21829 Money to Loan Quick Cash Loans! On any worthwhile secur ityRepayable ih 12 months Company is locally owned end , .. Managed. . . GENERAL FINANCE CORPORATION S-138 Phone 9168 438 S. Commercial St, Salem PRIVATE MONEY Auto And Truck Loans Contracts Refinanced Money I for - new and used cars ea trucks regardless of ago. No delay bring car and title and get the money. You retain possession of vehicle, l to IS - jtonths to repay. - After 8 o'clock phone 2381 or II 142 for appointment ROY H. SIMMONS Regulated by state 138 S Com 1. St , Phone 9168 (M 152) CASH LOANS Use. your salary, furniture, automo bile or livestock as security. Quick) private, no red tape. Just phone or -vk 4a Ma. as i m ltin ar Personal Finance Co. Room 125. Second Fir New Bligh Bidg. SIS State St. Phone: Salem .3191 Lie S-1XS M-189. . N. Anderson, Mgr. $ MONEY $ REAL ESTATE LOANS PERSONAL LOANS CAR LOANS Wo Buy Real Estate Mortgages and Contracts. - STATE FINANCE CO. Lie. S-218 M-222. 212 Guardian Bidg. PERSONAL' LOANS $25 to $300 made on salary, furniture, auto (no insurance needed). No extra tees. Pri vate. Prompt, 810.05 a month repays $100 In full 12 months. Private. Prompt, Come in, write or pnono ' Personal Finance Co. Room 125. Second Fir. New BUgh'BldC . 818 State St. Phone: Salem 3191 Lie. S-122 M-1SS. N. Anderson. Mgr. EMERGENCY loans for doctor, hos pital, auto repair, etc. An accommo dating, understanding, helpful loaa service. - Capital Loan Company S-15J Under State Regulation M-32 316 First National Bank Bidg. Ph. 4441 i ,: -. See' US For Attracttv Farm Loans , Only4 Interest j a m AA ,r miA Ma PfimmiMiflll. - LEO N. CHILDS. INC REALTORS . S-t!.S5u--.r . -. i nf I Auto Loans Willamette Credit Co. STH FLOOR GUARDIAN BUILDINO . , LICENSE H UUt Loans Wanted FARM 4 LOANS A. N Duncan -S Ladd St Bush Bids. For SaleMiscellaneous SMOOTH too range: breakfast sets: Ice box; small Wedgewood range: dav enoorts. etc. Call before li AJM. 877 8. Commercial, r ,-j. , FOLDING baby buggy, bassinette, mattress. Robert Copley. Rt, 2. Bx. 398 Tilton Ginning Apricots AND OTS Of THEMt Our tree-ripe Tilton Canning Cota from our Orchard at Tho Dalles arriv ing daily. Can your cots now while at their best! - r ' - - puritan cxder works . i Phono 5428 West Salem f DAVENPORT. 4 Full size bed witH coU springs, t Lawn mower. Vacuum cleaner. Rang cook stove with coils. Breakfast set. 1680 N. Com!.. SMALL cast Iron cook stove Sid. 2008 N. Church. Ph.. 3982. 35 "HZ: while does. 3 bucks. 56 ready for market, 150 still with does. Hutches. 365 Taylor St 1 block north. i block West of 4th and Locul Sts-, Salem. CRAVENSTEIN apples. Will deliv er. Ph. 22804., -:. . j, s--.-- V. FURNACE St pipes in good Condi t ion- Electric control, ph. 69J0. 4-. 3 OAK rockers and I large librarr table. 797 S.i 35th. . . , ; WOOD range with copper coils 840. 2530 Laurel Ave. - . . 8150 FUR coat. : real Dovsurn. S7B. Muff, coat St cap. 1854 N. Winter. Ph. 4TI4. 5 - GREEN rabbit pellets now available In any quantity. Marlon Feed St Seed Co., 228 rerry St. -,- COMPLETE bed (metal), snrinrs and mattress. Phooe 4003. , . - .