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Newspaper Page TextJune 13, 1931- Wanted to Buy 700 isED FURNITURE One Pic or Hou FuU Phone 600 or highest cash price RUBEN STEIN FURNITURE CO. B Corner 8th ind Olive St.. CHF.KKie-s ns.Mr.u it. want Binc and Lamberts, pay hirhe't markot price cash. YOUNG WELLS FKl-IT CO. jart Cb'arnelton St. Phone 351 . A WA.if -NVk lioc.il nita ff V dotbes. Will pay good prices. Call ?ENSTEIN'S TAILOR SHOP ...."Willamette Ph. 4'5-J ri RVlTURE, store!, wbat have you? . EUGENE BARGAIN HOUSE wt Sth Phone 2300 THE STAR EXCHANGE offer, the "M . u tm hrtiiiAin ii vnnHa anil Nothing. 613 Willamette. Ph. 5UT. rsED old style Ice box 50 to 100 lb. .itv. Ph. 1857. WANTED Good enamel wood range, r I. Rolin. Cre.well. Ore. TaNTED CLOTHES HANGERS fiVwTTriN CLEANERS. Ph. 405. WANT to buy, fresh milk goat, cheap. Wanted to Rent 710 "nnOD RANCH Within 12 miles 'of G"""ene. ISfl-t East 15th, Wanted, Help 720 WANTED Cherry pickers. Monday ' " i 15. 8 mi. north on Pa cific' liny- Briwr buckets. D. C, Howaro. ru. t TX)(1S Londinjr and trucking job, about 300.000 ft. Phone Horence O4.JT.4i, lUWKll, w.i rHI'RRY PICKING will begin Tues. k I. June 16. at the SI. H. Harlow ana duo, riHIi for general housework. Call after (i p. m. W. E. Conn, Alvadore. WANTED EP- cherry pickers, le lb" Also truck at 10c per mile. Ph. idoi-J. Situations Wanted 730 MRRIED man with 1 child, wsnts .... f.,ni Pv,i ftnlinmp. Write 1273 Register-Guard. .-, 4 iTn M 1 V -niita nlaen as care taker. Go anywhere. nes no object. " rite jzi-- neg.-nu.iru GIRL attending business college wants pmee to worn iur ruum, board. Ph. 1032. IS"" Harris. KEEP HOUSE for man or cook for several men. u. uim-ii. EXP. caterer will cook and serve dinner parties, 1'n. moo- . EXP stenographer wnnts work. Ref erences. Ph. 3111-IL PRIVATE Tutoring: grade orHieh school, fcugene lencner. i n. niTYTivfi Irnlflnmininir. nnnerhnng- "ing, Paul DeAutreniont. Ph. 30S7W WANTED Work on ranch. Will ac cept part produce. 18(14 E. 15th. EXP. bookkeeper wnnts full or part time office worn. 1'n. ioi-.u. mnk'tfR renmrs Musical Instru ments: Sewing Machines: 512 Will. WOOD piled. I.nwna mowed. Reason able charge. Phone 2214-J. EXPERIENCED girl wants house work. 1012 Adams. TRASH hauling. Phone 5-F-14. WOODSAWING. 870-W. L. L. Lamb WOODSAWING Ph. BAUER 502M GARBAGE HAULING Ph. 051. HOUSE work. Mrs. Wells. Ph. 2279J Wanted Miscellaneous 750 LOAN WANTED Wanted a loan of 12500 for three to fire years on good security. Address P. O. Box 6S4, City WANT private building loan $3000 for 3 years with best of security. Write 1252 Register-Gaurd. WANTED Limited numher students in Art. Hand-painted gifts for sale. Fireside Art Studio, P. O. Drive. STRANOER wants to correspond with middle aged student of Theos orhy. Write 1274 Register-Guard. Money to Loan 800 TUNE IN KORE tvcWy at 7:30 and learn of a real, friendly loan service. NO DEDUCTIONS NO FEES NO OTHER CHARGES ONLY LAWFUL INTEREST STRICT PRIVACY QUICK. COURTEOUS SERVICE On loan. $10 to $300 ALWAYS READI CASH at the BENEFICIAL LOAN SOCIETY of Oregon I Tiffany Bldg. Phone' 3040 eth and Willamette Sts.. Eugene LICENSED BY STATU LOANS UP TO $300 No Charges Other Than Lawful Interest on unpaid balance. j Teople who Investigate our loam ' Borrow from us. t PROMPT. COURTEOUS. I CONFIDENTIAL SERVICE 7AJf.CADE FINANCE COMPANT 24 First Nt'l Hank Bg. Phone 734 Licensed by State MONEY TO LOAN . On Farm and City Property Monthly Pnvments and Straight Loan. HAWKINS & ROBERTS 62 West Broadway lBA c- GATES will refinance or loan ttoney on your automobile, also '-ttel losn. Jmall monthly pay ""ita. 1-57 Oak. Phone 2B7U. . M'lfiTiiAGE LOANS Business Property. Residence.. da ir ai. i.o noon, 415 Miner Bldr. t.0R ' best term and city lo.ns rV, J, UCHTS. 82 E, bib Av. Money to Loan 800 MONEI TO LEND Private money to loan on improved real estate, 1 to 5 year.' time. BANK OF COMMERCE LOANS UP TO $300 Investigate our plan before you borrow, u, GENERAL FINANCE CORP. ,'' 'i" St- Ph" W5 LICENSED BI 8TATE RENTALS, LOANS, INSURANCE PARSONS COMPANT. REALTORS 636-7-8 Miner Bldg. Ph. 042 AUTOMOBILE LOANS-Contr.cU Refinanced. Payment, reduced. We pay up balance due dealer, bank or innance Co. and extend your pay ments. Additional money loaned. SWAN MORTGAGE CO. 8 East 7th PERSONAL LOANS to $300. Prompt, Courteous, Confidential Service. CASCADE FINANCE COMPANT 24 First National Bank Bldg. Ph. 734 LOANS OF $10 TO $300 BENEFICIAL LOAN SOCIET? 200 Tiffanv Bldg Phom- 3040 Miscellaneous 900 ANT GIRL in trouble may communi cate with Ensign Lee of the Salva tion Army at the White Shield home, 465 Mayfair Avenue. Port land. BRAY BROTHERS Garbage haul ing. 50c per month per family. One stop a week. We baul refuse of .11 kinds Phone BO-P-fi nnd 7H-F-2 Professional Directory 1000 PHYSICIANS SURGEONS Name, address, phones, office and residence: Adams, F. E., 710 Miner 207-J Obstetrics: women: children ARTHUR F. BARNETT, M. D. X-rny and Radium 838 Miner Bldg. Tonne 835 Bundrant, W. O., 612 Miner 501574 Rectal Diseases and Constipation Chapman. H. W., Tiffany Bldg.; 105 DALE S ETHER Surgery Radium X-ray EUGENE HOSPITAL AND CLINIC Doctors Day or Night. Ph. IS00 Faust, h. C Miner Bldg Fox. I. R., 700 Miner Phone 840 Guldager. G. F., 731 Miner 1748 Women, children: obstetrics Hunt, Chas. E.. Miner Bldg. 648-1132 Disease, of Children Obstetric. NORTHWEST HOSPITAL Phono '83 I. O. O. F. Bldg. Eye. Ear. Nose and Throat Dr. O. R. Gullion. Ph. 133 or 1610-J Dr. D. C. Stanard. Ph. 133 or 2620 Dr. Gaven C. Dyott. Ph. 133 or 73 Scalefe. B. F., I. O. O. F. 70-J 70-M DR. SELOVEH Skin specialist and internal . edicine. Tiff. Bg. Ph. 73. Talbot, H. G., Mmer Bldg. 6451661 Waller, O. A., Tiffany Bldg.: 105 Wetherbce. J. R., Miner Bldg. 1601 Eye, Ear. Nost and Throat Winnard, N. E., 802 Tiffany Bg. 705 Zimmerman. E. L.. Tiffany 610 1082 DENTISTS Name, address, phone., office and residence: Endicott, S. C Miner Bldg. Ph. 224 Lee. W. B Tiffany Bldg. 42-J 42-.M Moiley, W. E., Tiffany 1872 1048-J Richmond. J. E., 822 Miner: Ph. 1313 Orthodontia Exclusively Titus. H. W., 628 Miner Bldg. 6411 ATTORNEYS ALLEN, 8. D.-S77 Will. Titlei ex amined, estate, settled, bankruptcies CALKINS & CALKINS W. W. C.ilkin. 8. M. Calkins Bank of Commerce- Bldg. Phone 625 SLATTERY, H. E. Phone 193. WINTERMEIER, C. A. 734 Will. Land titles probate specialists. OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AUD SURGEON DR. JOHN SIMONS 404 Tiffany OSTEOPATHIC DR. BERTHA DAVIDSON Phyi. 204 I. O. O. F. Bldg. Ph. 3266. CHIROPRACTORS DR. J. E. 8COFIELD 877 Willamette. Phone 157-J; 8134-M NOTICE OF FINAL HEARING .Ullir l u-iruj (turn mill, mr t- dersigned executor has filed in court bis final account as executor of the :ll -1 I Am- Wlii anu efinii- ui .i. n. iiih.-i. n. lin ed, and that the court has set 10:00 a. m. of .Monday, July tun. r.Mi, as me time when at the chamber of the County Court, in the court-house In r..n. flrainn mailt nv-mtnl n'itl Ke taken up for examination and allow ance and when an orner will be mane for the rtiitrinution of tne estate re maining after the payment debts, claims and expenses of administra tion. All persons interested therein msy appear at said time and be heard In reference thereto. J. S. HILLS. Executor. 8. D. ALLEN. Attorney for Estate. No.Sl.WSat-d.v-jyl Woman's Realm BEAUTY PARLORS BECAUSE of POPULAR DEMAND Our $7.50 Permanent Wave for $5 Will continue indefinitely. BOB'S BEAUTY SHOP Ph. 838. Ringlett Combo $4 Realistic $5 (none better) CITY BEAUTY SHOP 111 East Broadway Phone 340 MODEL BEAUTY SHOPPE Itinaiette Permanents $4 up Complete. Ph. 2302. Ml Willamette MARY FRANCIS BEAUTY SHOP MarineHo operator, 120S Beech St. Ph. Ifrt-M. MATTRESS FACTORY EUGENE MATTRESS A- UPH. CO. MattrtM's relit, ill. returned esme day. New mattresses, any U. Phons S12. 1108 Olir Street MASS IS SUNDAY Rev. James Maxwell will be cele brant at the 9 o'clock mas. Sundav morning in St. Mary'a Catholic church. Benediction of the most blessed sacrament will follow the 9 o'clock mass. The 7 o'clock mass will be said by Rev. Francis P. Leipaig. Daily masses during the week will be at 8 o'clock. Father Maxwell will be in charge of the Catholic parish for a week during the absence of Father Leipzig and Rev. 1). p. Curley who are to at tend the .priests' annual retreat in Portland. Ph. 8. E. Steven, for piano tuning. NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE Notice Is hereby given that by vir tue of an execution and order of sale issued out of the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon foe Lane- Coun ty May 2S, 1031, upon and pursuant to a decree duly given and made by said Court May 27, 1931, in a suit pending therein in whih Portland Mortgage Co., a corporation, was plaintiff and Harry W. Neet, et. al. were defendants, which execution and order of sale was to me directed and commanded me to sell the real prop erty hereinafter described to satisfy certain liens and charges in said decree specified, I will on Monday, the 20 day of June, 1931, at the hour of 10 o'clock a. m. at the southwest door of the County Court' House in Eugene, Lane County, Oregon, offer for sale and sell .at public auction for cash, subject to redemption n provided by law. all of the right, title and interest of the defendants in said suit and of all parties claiming by, through or under them or anr of them since the 27 dny of May, 1031. in or to the following described real prop erty, to-wit: The west half of Lot 7. In block 13. Mulligan's Donation, now a part of the City of Eu gene, Lane County, Oregon, to gether with interest in party wall as per agreement dated .March 13, 1920, recorded March 15. 1020. in Book 121, at page 524 of the Records of Deeds of Lane Countv, Oregon. Dated this 20 dav of May, 1931. H. L. BOWN, Sheriff. By A. E. ni'LEOAARD, Deputy. No.3151-Sat-dy.jc27 NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT Notice Is hereby given: That Paul van Dpinse as executor of the Estate of Amelia M. Middleton. Deceased, has filed his final uccount as such executor and the County Court for Lane County. Oregon, has fixed Sat urday, the 11th day of July, 1031, at the hour of lO:O0 o'clock in the fore noon of said day at the County Court House in Eugene.- Oregon, as the time and place for hearing objections to said final account. All persons having objections to said final ac count must file the same on or be fore said date. Dated this !th dav of June. 1931. PAUL VAN DEINSE. Executor of the Estate and Last Will and Testament of Amelia M. Mid dleton, Deceased. HARRIS. SMITH & BRYRON, Attorneys for Executor. No.3100-Sat-dy-jy4 Business Directory BARBER SHOPS CURLY'R BARBER NOOK Phone 509 for appointment COLLECTION AGENCY L. M. TRAVIS. INC. Bonded col lectors. C. N. Johnston, attorney. CHIMNEY SWEEP CHIMNEY 8WEEP and Furnnce cleaning. Local man. Phone 1002. GLASS WORK If If. GLASS we havi it. Mirrors and resilvering EUGENE MIRROR & GLASS CO, 93 East 7th Phone 721 GLASS OF ALL KINDS M1DULEY PLANING MILL CO. Fourth and High Phone 1050 MATTRESS FACTORY MATTRESSES MADE OVER Phone 31 O'BRIEN 391 E. 8th MACHINE SHOP A. F. RICHARDS, contract machin ist. 245 Blair. Phone 5.'!9. PIANO TUNING PIANO TUNING $5 Uuaranteed. LARAWAY'S MUSIC HOUSE PLUMBING C. P. TILLMAN CO. Plumbing Heating Supplie. "Yoa ought to see our show room" 858 Pearl 8L STORAGE CLEAN, SAFE, SANITARY 8TOR-AGE-Fireproof Whse. Absolute .ecurity. Affiliationa in every city. Low ins. rates. Guaranteed service. PACIFIC TRANS. Il STORAGE CO. 594 W. 5th Call 74 EUGENE'S only modern atenmheated warehouse. 6000 .onare feet of ex clusive private furniture .tails. We Invite your inspection. SECURITY WHSE. & STOR'GE CO. 436-446 Cbnrnelton St. Phone 706 TRANSFERS EUGENE TRANSFER-STORAGE Crating Packing Shipping Pads for City or long distance moving Ph. Day 100. 40 W. 6th. KU Ph. 2063 Green stamps given on local work BILLMIRE BROS, and OREGON TRANSFER CO. Local and long distance hauling. Piano h.uling. 24 E. 6th. Phone 641; 477 PACIFIC TRANSFER CD. PAD DED VANS FOR LONG DIS TANCE MOVING. 0. AND M. TRANSFER PH. 32. Furniture, long distance hauling. Who Will Do It! Contractors, Tradesmen. Repairmen. Miscellaneous Service. BLACKSMITH ING Welders. Ma chinists, fl. B. Tinegan. 701 High. RUILMNO CONTRACTORS HARGREA VES & LINDSAY 841 Miner Bldg. Phone 2040 ESTIMATES FURNISHED on roof repairing and shingling; workman ship fiisranteed, C. Cassity. Spring field: Ph. Hp. 31-F-5. EUGENE CABINET SHOP 1598-J. Cabinets, furn., etc. 216 W. 7th. PAINTING For house painters and paper hangers, call Preston and Hales. Kil Willamette. Phone flW PAINTING Red-iced prices on stan dard paints and work. Special on tool tainisf. Pa. 3071-W. THE EUOENE R E Local Markets All Steady; Stocks Dull Saturday E NEW YORK. June 13. OP) The stock market loafed through two dull hours today, but managed to make up much of an early decline. Net changes were irregularly lower and nominal. Rails met realising in the first hour, losing 1 to 4, and their heavi ness had an effect on other groups. However, shorts covered quietly dur ing the latter half of the session and the losses were either substantially reduced or eliminated. Sales were 500.000 shares. I'. S. Steel closed half a point low er, but it had been off 1 3-8. Ameri can Telephone. Chesapeake and Ohio, Standard Oil of California, North American and General Electric fin ished about a point off. There Were narrow gains in Warner Brothers, Fox, Kennecott, General Motors, American Smelting and New York Central. Mack trucks was strong, re flecting reports that the company is operating at a profit. International Telephone continued its advance, the company is snid to contemplate acquisition of one of the Kreuger and Toll Telephone units. Today's closing prices: A) Chem 120; Am Cn 103 S-4; Am Sm and Ref 30 1-8: Am Sng 4S; Am T and T 109: Am Tub B 112 7-S; Anaconda 2! 7-8; Atchison 15S: Atl Ref 14 1-S; R and O 57 8-8: Heth Stl 44 1-2: Cnnn Pac 27 1-S: 0 and O 30; C anil N Wst 34: C III and Pac 8H 3-4; Chrvsler 17 7-S; Col i and El 27; Cons (ins 92 3-8; Corn I'ro (14 1-2; Crts-Wit 2 7-8. Dupont SO 3-4: Erie 20 7-8; Gen El 39 1-4: Gen Mot 34 S-4: Git. Srx 24 7-S: Gold Dust 28 1-4; (irm-U'ge 3 3-4; (!t Nor Pf 50 1-4; Grigs-Grim 8 7-S: Hstn O (new) 8 3-S: llud Mot 1.1 1-2; II (Villi 40: Int llrvst 41 5-8; Int MM 8 7-S; lnt T and ! 29 1-4. Kennecott 17 1-S: Mo K nnd Tex 15: Mn Par- 21 1-2; Mntg Wrd 10 1-4; Nash Mot 2.1 1-2: Nat Rise (W; NY Centl -90; NY Nil and Htd 7: Nflk and Wit li:5: Nor Am 4 1-4; Nor Pac 42 1-4: Packard 7 1-S: Prmt- NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE Notlro Is hereby given that by vir tue of an execution and order of sale Issued out of the Circuit Court of the Stole of Oregon for Lane County Mny 28, 1931, upon and pur 8iiant to a decree duly given and mude by said Court Mny 27. 1931. in a suit pending therein in which The Tiavelers Insurance Company, a cor poration, wna plaintiff and William A. Blanton et al were defendants, which execution and order of sale was to me directed nnd commanded me to sell the real property herein after described to satisfy certnin liena and charges In said decree specified, I will on Monday, the 20 day of June, 19.11, at the hour of 10 o clock, a. m, at the southwest door of the County Court House in l-.ugene. Ijine County, Oregon, offer for sale and sell at pub lic auction for cash, subject to re deinption as provided by Inw, all of the right, title and interest of the defendants in said suit ami of all par tiea claiming by. through or under them or any of them since the 27 dny of May. 1931, in or to tho following described real property, to-wit: Beginning at a point 1.54 chains North of the ipinrtcr section corner on ) est line of Section 1.1 in town shin IS South of Ranee 4 West ot the Willamette Meridian, and running thence South 89 deg. 42 nun. hast 82.50 chnins: thence North lS.4ti chains! thence Soulh ,9 I leg. 42 min. East 0.50 chain.: thence South 8.49 chains: thence West tV.i links: thence South 4 chnins: thence F.nst 89 links; thence South, 27.51 chains: thence North 89 Deg. 42 min. West 42 chnins; theme North 21.54 chains to the place of liegiiining, in lane coun tv. State oi' ( Ireaon : Also a perpetual right of way for an open roadway forty feet in width the center line of which is described as follows, to-wit: lleginning at a noint 8. "'3 chains North from a point 32.50 chaina South 89 Deg. and 42 min. East from the quarter section corner in Went line of said Section 13 and running thence North hij Deg. East 3.37 clains; thence North Si, Ileg. East 1.9.8 chairs; North -ITU lien. East 1.29 chains. South S"i4 Deg. East 2.37 chains: North 76 Deg East 1.70 chnins. East 1.74 chains; South 3414 Deg. Esst 4.00 chnins: North 7ti Ileg. .is mm. h,ast 1.83 chains; North 40 Deg. East G.52 chains. South 00 Deg. East 7.51 chains, Nirth ai Deg. 15 min. East 90 links. North 24 Deg. 22 min. East 10.30 chains. North 3.04 chain, to North line of South half of Northeast tuarter of said Section 13 to a point 0O.30 chains South 89 Deg. and 42 min. East from a point 20 chains North of said quarter section corner in Lane County, Oregon. AIfo, beginning at a point 42 chains South 89 Deg. 42 min. East of the Quarter section corner on the West line of Section 13. Township 18 South of Range 4 West of Willamette Meridian, and running thenre South 20 chains; thence South Ml Deg. 42 min. l-'.ast 8.0S chaiiiB: thence Mouth (17 Deg. 40 min. East 18 links; thence North 30..H chains to tne center of a right of way forty feet wide; thence along center of ssld right of way North 60 Deg. West 1.90 chains more or less to an angle; thence South 40 Ileg. Wnt .'1.52 chains; thencA South 76 Ilea. 38 min. West 1.83 chain", thence South 41 Deg. 30 min. West 97 links; thence West 2.49 chsins; thenc South 7.51 chains to the place of beginning, containing 23.98 acres of land, more or less, In Lane fountv. Oregon. Dated this 29 dny of Mny. 1931. II. L. IIOWN. Sheriff. No.31.'.2Sat.dy-je27 notice to cheihtohs Notice l hereby given thst the un dersigned. O. C. Davis, has been duly appointed Administrator of the es tate of James W. S'-hrimpf. deceas ed, by the Countv Court of l.ane County. Stat of Oregon. All persons having claims against said estate are hereby notified and required to pre sent the same, with proper vouchers, to the undersigned Administrator at his office in the United Ststes Na tions! Hank Building. Eugene, fire, gon. within six months from the dste of the first publicslion of this notice. Dated June 13th, 1931. o. c. DAVIS. Admini'trstor of the f.Ktale of Jumes W, Schricpf. deceased. JOHN S. MEDLEY. Attorney for Ad ministrator. io.3W6-St-iJ JyU G I S T E I? - G U A R T Pblx 24 1-S; Penu 51; Phlps Pet 6 1-2; Pullman 104 1-2; Radio 15 3-4; Rem-Rnd H; Re.vn Tub B 49 1-2. St. L and SF 19 3-8; Sbrd Air I.ne 1-2; Srs Hoe 52: Sin Con 7 8-4: Sou Pac 82 1-2: Sou Ry 34 3-4: SO Cal 35; so N.I 35 1-4; SO NY Hi: Stdbkr 111 7-S; Tex Corp 20; Trans-Am 6 3-4; In Carb 50 1-S; I'n Pac 1(11; Until Arcft 20 1-4: Untd Corp 22 1-2; I'S Rub 12; US Stl 90 7-S; Wabash 13: Wstgh El 02 1-8: Wlys-Ov 5: Woolworth OS 1-2: Yell Trk 7 7-S. Tl PORTLAND, Ore.. June 13. (UR) rraetically no change! nro reflected in the general butler market here for the week-end. On the produce ex change U rube prices were unchang ed, t'ndergrades are in quite liberal supply. CieneraUy held price are showing in the market for vges. The late ad vances forced by the local co-ops have been upheld for the better quality stuff here. California prices are firmer for the same reason. At the week-end there was no change in price or aentiinent in the live chitkeu trnde. In geueral the movement is pood hut reflects an al most general hick of nnp. It is a low buyers' market throughout. Hetter feelini; iti the morket for country killed calves hun at last caused slight Iwttcrmt'nt in the price. Sales arc being made around lb. for tops. Market for other country killed mpnts is quite week although no fur ther general price change is shown. Top hogs are slow around 10-1 tc with lambs at a similar range while bulls are slow around 77 'ie and canner and cutter cows mostly a nickel. Strength in the market for aspara gus h:is been indirnied for severaj lnys with a weok-end sdvniu'e to $1.'J5 dozen hunches for best stuff. Watermelons are off another quar ter cent a pound. Quality good. Cantaloupes lost still another 25c crate for 'lie weekend. liasplH'rry market is "slmf most sates down to ?1.,h1 top. Strawberry trade is steady mnxt Kitles rf cood stuff $l.S.i-2. with with Old and new potato prices ore about ste.idv. Lettuce market Is fairly active lo cally. Teas continue a trifle easy with low prices held. OTHER MARKETS PORTLAND LIVESTOCK ltv V. S. 1). A. PORTLA.Nl. Ore., June IS. ttl.W Hogs reeeipts, Saturday none, week H790. Market eompared week ago hnteher elasses 2.'n: higher, paekillg powa and feeder tugs unchanged. T"P lor week S7. hulk sMUIVh II.h," on .100 lbs., $.i.oru (i tor 2UI-2SO Ins.; paeK ing sows $l.."ill'(l I.7.V, slaughter pigs f3.snrri0.nt); feeder pigs $il.."itirri.7. Tattle reeeipts, Hatiirday .'ID. week 10ll.i, ciilvea 2'1U. Market compared week ago fed ateers 2.V higher, other elasses steady, 'lop S7.7o on light Montana steers: hulk Montana steers ft)l-S0 lbs. $7..ri0f'l 7.7.1: sev eral londs Wyoming .$(!.. "ilii.ll.O.I; Oregon )".VI lb. grassers $7.1."i; bulk grassers $-V't 7: oue load grass heif erettea $."i.H.ri; bulk eows $4','i; cut ter and low cutter $2rtl3.r: bulls $ar,i4.rn: vealers bulk $urji7.60; calves $rj(fi.7. Sheep receipts, Saturday none, week rilll'sl; market eompared week ago lambs and yearlings around mil lower, ewes ateady. Top $0.50 .Mon day, balance week $0 on tlr.-S. l. lambs; tbrowouts generally 54: few list lbs. lambs $.1: yearlings bulk $:i fn II .'IT : common down to $2. Kwes $I..Mift;2 for good and $l'n I.Mi for plain. Few feeder lamba generally. PORTLAND GRAIN PORTLAND, June 13. Wl Wheat futurea: .liilv: Open ..'..1 12: high .55 1-S; low ..-.4 :i-4; close .r.4 II I. Sept.: Open .55 1-2; high .55 1-2; low .."; clnse ..Vt. Cash wheat: Itig Rend Plueslem .DM; soft while ..IS; western white .Su dani winter ..Ifi; northern spring .55; western red .n.'i. oats: No. 2, .'IS-lb. white 21.00. Today's car receiplas Wheat 101; flour 6; corn I ; hay 1. SUGAR AND FLOUR PORTION!). June 13. () Su gar: fane, granulated J4.70 per 100 lbs. Rest $4.55. Domestic flour Selling price, de livered: Patent 49s 40-5.rt0; bak era' bluesfem t4.7u-4.0O; Montana Patent J.".10-5.15; soft wheat flour M40-4.9O; whole wheat I4.50-4.7U; graham 4.30-4..V). CHICAGO GRAIN rrnrWtiO. June 13. (U.R) Wheat had a dull session on the board of trade today, closing higher but hold ing to a nsrrow range of less than one cent. Strong cables, firmness nt Winnipeg and dust storms In Sask atchewan were the strengthening fac tors. The forecsst. was warm and clear In tho northwest over the week end. Most of the trade was In the wsv of evening up. foreign newa w-as somewhat bullish but attracted little attention. Com was firm with wheat hut trade was largely local, outsiders paying scant attention to the market. Oats were up a minor fraction with wheat and corn. At, tho close wheat was to '?, higher, corn was unchanged to He up and oata were 1-Ho to Uc higher. Provisions were steady to around 15 points lower, lsrd declining. Cash prices were wheat unchanged to 2o higher, corn H to 34o higher and oata to 3-4c lower. Receipts were wheat 131 ears, corn 57 and oets 32. Chioago Wheat Rangt June, close. 71 3-4. Julv. open. 5M 1-K: high. 5,'4; low. 57 7-H; close. 5H 3 . Sept.. open. 57 7 ; high. 58 8-8; low. 57 3-4: rlo.e. 5H. Dec., open, fll Vt : high, 81 3-4; low, B1U; close, 81 H-K CHICAGO LIVESTOCK CHICA'iO. June 13. C4) Cattle 500; compared week ago fefl steers and yearlings mostly 2.Vii50 higher; desirable milk fed vealera strong to 50 higher, hut weighty kinds showing grass lost 50 or rnnre; long yearling steers topperl st &MIO: bulk steers and vearlings 7(i4h.20; desirable veal ers X.itl'f l)..el. Sheep 3.tssi; today's market nomi nal; for week 2 doubles from feed log stations. 43.7f)T) direct; compsred week ago lambs most rttif'i 7.1 lower: yesrlinirs $1 and more lower; lit-ht weight fat ewes J'V2t ditwn: heavies off more; week's top Ismhs 9..Vl paid for three loads strictly choice 77 lb. 1 Idriho.: closing bulk goon and choice netive ewe and wether Ismhs 2.V 4i'J; bucks Jiii'ak. Urowouti tZ&) T POULTRY LISTED; OTHER MARTS QUIET All local markets continued un changed in prices Saturday. The forecast drop in poultry took effect, all classifications being down one cent. Eggs, butter, butterfat, and grains nil remained unchanged. The rain will do damage to lettuce, cherries and buy. although little change won recorded for Saturday. Berries of all kinds nre plentiful, steady in price. More of the rasp berries and logans are in than for the early part of the week. lagans are never very plentiful, however, as so many of the vines in this locnlity have been taken up. They are expected to be around $1.50 a crate by Monday, Following were the local prices for the day; LOCAL PRICES Ends (Buying Prices) Eilras "c Standards 12c Kirst lljli:io Mrdium 10c (New York grades) Standards Wo Mediums He . (Wholesale Prices to Retailers) Extras .ljj1 Standarda 17c Firsts 17c Mi'dium Kin Crai 14c (Publlo Market, Retail) Fresh extras .19c Krcsh mediums ....14c Poultry. Llvo (Buying Prices) Heovv hens. 4 Vj bs aud over (colored! lb I'"" Leghorns. :tlv'ii41i lbs Hie liechorns, .Vy lbs. and under. Hi Sir Itroilers. colored. 1 i lbs. anil up. lb 17c Broilers. Leghorn. Hi Iba. and up. lb 10c Broilers. Leghorns. IViftilMi.lbs, lb. 14e .. 6c Old roosters and stags, lb. Huttertat (Buying Prices) Sweet cream butterfat - 21c Sour cream butterfat 19c Butter (Wholesale) Standard nnartera . 27c Sour cream butler .. 25f!i2dc Sweet cretim butler 28c WOOL (Buying Prloea) Medium wool, lb 12(S14c Hogs, Live (Buying Prices) 140-29O Iba. rS5.75Wn.3r .Mll-'J."iO lbs ..$.-i.2.r"li5.5n 2.-.II-3IIO lbs. .$4.75rr.fi.2n Heavy sows $4.25(j4.75 Hons, Dressed (Buying Prices) 130-1110 II 9tT9'.e 21111-251) lbs B'ArrWiC 230 Iba. and up 6fjll',ji0 Cattle. Live (Buvlna Prices) Steers ., 1 tellers t 'ows ... I 'antiers 5.- 4c .SK.r,i4i' ind cuttere I :tl Veal, dressed SK,r,i9, Bulla 4it4Vir Sheep (Buying Prices) Ewes 1"72c Sprinr lambs 4'l.4'ie YcArliniF wnlher. 2(lLJ'n tambs, dressed , Gralna (Buying Prices) Wheat. No. 1. red. bu. . Wheat, No. 1 white, bu. . ...firtc .7o Barley, ton .. Oata. white, ton ....$24 I lira 20 $ 10 20 Oata, gray, ton Hav (Retail Price) New clover bay, ton $9 Oata, vetch ton $12 Vegetables (Buying Prices Averagt for No. I Produce) Onions. Tellnw Danveri ROcifiJ! I'otatoea. cwt. 00cifi,$l 25 New radishes, dos. bunchea .. Hoc New green onions, dos. . .. ,4ic Spinach. b 6c Tomatoes, hothouse (whlsa price) lb 15 ft 20c Cucumbers, hothouse I whlsa price.) doa. ..70c and nn Asparagua. lb ....... Mr Local lettuce, crate $l'n l.75 Cabbage, lb. 3ro.4c New beets, doz. bunches ..4'lc New earrota. dog. bunches ..40e Green peas, lb ..7c Fruits (Buying Prices) Strawberries, depending on grade, crate up to 2 Gooseberries, lb. . 0c Raspberries, crate $1,5012 Currants, crate. 21 ..2 Wild blackberries, crate .. . $3 Cherries: Katinr cherries, lb. 51rc Pie cherries lb .V.i.V Loganberriea. crate $1.50ff, 1.75 CO-OP EGG POOL WEEK ENDING JUNE 4 Eltrna - - .17c Standarda .. 15c Mediums ...... 11c Pool prices announced each Fri lay by Pacific Cooperative Pool. :ry Producera' aaaoeiatlon era al ways for the week ending on the fhureday eight days preceding. fat run SI'S 2: ontlnlin I ynnrlinp. on Inmh orrltr $7. "Hi; nvnt j dry fn, vearllntr, thriMjKhmll irck i T.7''f(l. 'I.t5j frasT kinln down to i 4.V0 ami hvlow; ffw ranac f'lina I lamhK I.Y7.Y liena ""1 Iwl'iHInr f 000 liri"'lt tHlv with FrMnr'. avraz1: hulk I 1(.2.V ll.. tlOlT.VI; top " W: Still, i Hoffman's Jewelry Store In New Location Hoffman Hotel Bldg. Broadway A Wlllamttta Full Faihlon.d Pur Silk Ladlet' Hot 811k-to-Top, Regular tl.&0 NOW 89c BU8TER BROWN SHOE STORE 200 lbs. $0.607; 110-160 Iba. iJO; pigs SO.oUtUtUo. RASPBERRIES DOWN ON PUBLIC MARKET Red raspberries were down to 10c a box, retail, Saturday as the major change for the Producers' I'ublic market. tiood quantities of all berries nnd cherries were in Saturday. The cher ries were generally selling at Ti cents a pound on best grades of eating va rieties. More of the IJings are coming in now. A grent deal of lettuce was In Sat urdny. If the rain continues, the crop will be effected here considerably. A few more new potatoes were fea tured at the market Saturday. C.reen pens are getting scarcer. Following were prices at the mar ket for the day: PUBLIC MARKET Vegetables Greens: Mustard, lb. 8c; beet, turnip, lb. .. ..fic Radishes. H bunches ..10c Spinach, ll, ..0c Unions, dry, lb Onions: green, 3 bunches . 10c J1W ru t a toes, cwt, - ?wisshard lb .. rc Parsnips, lb. :te: 4 lbs. UK'! :ew beets, bunch .....V' New carrots, bunch, 5c; 3 for 13e Aspnrnzus. bunch Vk-, Artichokes, large ones. U for ....lTic Local head lettuce, head fc Leaf lettuce, lb - 5c i New cabbage, lb. . ,w tirecn peas. 2 lbs. New potatoes, lb Fruits llhubarb, lb t Ntrnwberriea, box, ltlc tlooseherries, lh lted raspberries, box . Cherries, lb Vie cherries, lb. Currants, box Loganberries, lb 3Tl 4c ; 3 for 2.-.C 5c 10c 541 tic 4c 10c 10c LOOP HIKE TO BE One of the most interesting trips of the season is scheduled for the Obsidians nnd their friends this week end. It will be a loon trip with Mount .lune the first objective and then Hardesty mountain will bo ascended. After climbing Mount June, which has nn elevation of -MM feet, the party will follow Sawtooth Bidge for two and a, half miles, where wild flora nre In nbundanee. Then the gradual climb to the summit of llnrdesty mountain begins. A national forest lookout station is located on top of thin peak. The round trip Is 10 miles, hut It appears short, Obsidians say. on ac count of the excellent condition ot the trail and the many interests it holds for tin hiker. MASONS TO MEET A spi'cinl com munfent Ion of gno lodge No. 11, A. K. ami A En- . M. will bo held Saturday evening it Is announced. AVork In Hia K A' nnd K O degrees will lie given. The meeting begins nt 7 o'clock. THE PLACE EVERYONE 18 TALKING ABOUT THE WILLAMETTE PARK BALLROOM Announces the First DANCES of the Summer Season SATURDAY, JUNE 13 SUNDAY-JUNE 14 THE WILLAMETE PARK ORCHESTRA With Thalr Irreiltllbla Dane Melodic Expert Printing.... All kinds of work done the way you want it and on time Shelton-Turnbull-Fuller Co. 44 West Tenth ELKS FLAG DAY CEREMONY Elks Temple Siyiday. June 14 2:30 P. M. Public Cordially Invited Dr. J. L. Hesse, Exalted Ruler T. 0. Russell, Chairman PagePTyo. (CONTINUED FROM PAGE I) was there when the police arrived, hut from statements made by 01en were nrrested later. The youth who had been with the girl displayed a bleeding scalp when taken to the police station. AH three were held Friday nicht, and Saturday were questioned by Dis trict Attorney Alta King, who aaid charges would be preferred later. Olsen la a short story writer of con sldfrable su reran, and police aaid they believe he suffers from delusions which lead him to act out the dictates of his imagination. Olsen, however, asserts that he had absolutely noth ing to do with the case of the boy nnd girl, and hns retained E. O Inunel as his attorney. MAE RKN'SHAW Formerly at Tht Model Beauty Shon Is now at Poh's Beauty Rhop. Ph. P3H DANCE at Swimmer's Delight EVERY SUNDAY EVENING 8 to 11 Mualo by the Rythm Makera HOWARD Diningroom 3 Miles North on Pacific Highway A Eendozvous for Busi ness Men A Quiet Place to Dine with the Family An Ideal Place for that Dinner Party. We offer only the best in food expertly pre pared and courteously served. A New Service Now Available with the same- Good Cooking at a Lower Trice Meals for 40c, 50o and 75c Also Continuing Our T-Bone Steak and Fried Chicken Dinners for $1.00 NONE BETTER Phone 1663 ljfVSM-fi?,'I.f",7;vw:'