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Pago Tea
THE EUGENE 'REGISTER-GUARD
Butter, Butterfat Up;
Stocks Gain Slightly
CEIITJDICEIS
REPORTED; PRICES
OIULIVEKDM
Butter and butterfat were liooxb
id a cent all along the Hue in the quo
tations given out Thursday. This
marks the first change In them fur
some time.
in the butter list, wholesale prices
pre 22 cents on both the sweet crentn
and extra quartern, 21 cents on the
extra prints, and 1U cents on the
standard prints.
Buying prices on butterfat bring
the Mveet up to 15 cenU and the sour
J.i cents.
In the poultry list from Swift and
company! a change was reported on
broilers, Broilem from IV to 2
pounds are listed now at 11 cents,
t cents. All oilier poultry was un
changed.
No further change on eggB was re
ported. There is u proKpect that the
tool iroin mo racuic vouperuuve
'oultry Producers' association may
show a slight advance, Friday.
Little in doing in the wool market
here. A little comes in now and then.
Live hoes dropped 25 cents all
nlong the line here Thursday, bringing
top IlOgS aown iu fi.uu mm
. the
200-&JU pounds, to 4 nnd $4.50 and
the heavy sows to $2.50 and $3. No
other change iu the livestock list was
reported.
ItiiHiiIwrrles and locnns will prob
ably Wind up meir mum a:-aun nun
WI'Khi ICI Bl-tl-
day.
Cherries are likewmo getting scarc
er, the blacks being the mum ones iu
sow.
Green corn continues scarce.
Green beans are coming on the
market slowly, too.
Following were the prices for the
day on the local market:
largely to absence of sustained buy
ing force.
Export demand for United Slotn
wheat was larking, although l,0oO,KMi
bufthels of Canadian was taken todavl
and an equal amount yesterday. Pric
declines were in the fare of the fact
predictions ot rain had been unful-
inieu.
After reafting to below yesterday'
fininh all around, wheat elosri irroiru.
lar at A decline to 1-H advance, corn
1 -HOi 3-8 down, onts H-Hfii U, off. jiiw)
provittiouu at a rise of 12 to 17 cents.
SPECULATORS GET
FAIR RESPONSE IN'
THURSDAY'S DRIVE
CHlCAnn LiVERxnri
CHM.'AdO. .Inl vPiMT H NEW YOItK. .Tulv 21. P Tiv
'"' 11.(KX; active. HJfe 13 concentrating their efforts on Issues
l-.i.U 4 .,""" hT. held p relative.
eill-li,, fi'r.n .,... bt .... .M U " " 'AW W. "IWCIlllltOM for tllB
advance
mnniiKed to chalk up a few gniiiH of 1 and demand.
... oi-nij.Y, iruriiiiu iieuem Biin u nco-I .. : . , . . .
ee ithe sincl. t,., ,lu t . . .. i 1 - ,i'wii in i on tiy a eroeK market.
ZStVZ L," r0,B,;r,i' the list as a whole refused
S5.50(?6 " 1 hjbiiik uiue was iirm, .turnover on
hheep 12,000; native Iambs .steady,
undertone strong: nativp pwr nnH
wether lambs $5.5075; native throw
outs $3(,50; slaughter ewes $1.502.
sales are confirmed. Locally the mar
ket is overloaded.
Lemons are up another 75c case.
Teach market is extremely blow for
all ottering,.
Cucumber murket continued sick,
nrim iimllv I.,v
First pa out ot the M;. fsliluml
section were lorceii at a nickel.
Apple trading wuh of normal char
acter with si-urcely sufficient busi
uess to esiablip.il prices.
East Side Market
There van a genral demand for
cherries during the Thunduy session
oi uie i.nm niue rarmers wholesale
markft. offerings were of limited vol
ume with a few Amies and pie stock
and a xmull supply of Luinberts Sale
ot Lamberts wan generally .;-4o lb,
with pie stork li-.'fV-c while the limit
ed offering of Iloyal Ann variety was
uvijjiiimiy jirn-ftj myjv in.
Berries were iu small supplv but
after a very tdow opening, Values
showed htrength for raspberries
around an bOc with the bulk moving
70c. A few 5c crate.
Jllafkbcrries were in fair call with
a small .supply. Around L generally.
Loganberries old at a sjiread of
50-tiOc crate with the bulk 50-.Vc.
currants were m nominal offering
prnximnted 900.000 shares.
Jnbnceos, foods, oils and
few
Tomatoes were weaker and lower
at 00-05c for The Dalles Is while
2s were around 40-50c.
Seaside peas were 4!je lb. with Se
attle stock 4c generally. Locals around
ii'iic (b.
Apricots sold well ht 40c generally
WHEAT QUOTATIONS
CHICAGO, July 21. (U.PJ Whent strength of bonds wan
ranee:'
Jtl T. old. onen. 44 7-R; h'wh dU.-
low, 44 7-H; close, 45.
July, new, open, 45 1-8; high,
45 1-h; low. 45; close, 45.
bent., old. niton. 47 htrrh
47 7-H; low, 47 1-S: close, 47 3-8.
Sent., new. onen. 47 H-R- hinh
47 5-8; low, 47 1-8; close, 47 1-8.
I)ec, open. 50 3-8; high, 51; low,
50 'i; clone, 50 3-8.
specialties made substantial headway, for Til tons while others were mostly
on the strength of the promise of the Walla Walla onions sold $1.10-1.15
executives association to cooperate sack.
to reduce expenditures. Persistent Lalles eggplant was in small supply
nctuui iu ai'Miiiu wui crtue,
DOCK MITERS GET
TMOLlSEnSON
CHAPLIN'S SONS TUNE!
WASHINGTON, .Inly 2.(P)
The opn season for hunting wild
ducks anil geese has been extended
ironi one to two months for the com
ins fjill by President Hoover at the
reroininen'iation ot secreturv Ilvde.
The lengthened season, it was said
at the department of agriculture, is
made- possilile by improvement in the
situation which been tup. serious for
waterfowl following drought on their
Dreemng grounds in 10.il.
J'iie eiirliest open season in nnv
state will he Oct. I and the latest
opening date .Nov. Hi, with I he excep
noii oi r iorifi:t wnere uk season
will onen Nov. 20. In Alaska SpoK 1
hiii ou i ne ojtennig naip.
1 ho IH'W onen seaMOii for lnek
geese, nraiH and coot include:
i)t. if. to Dec. .,Ne- Mexico,
Arizona, Jdaho. Oreson and WiiKhinir
ton.
Oct. 1 to Nov. IiO Nevada.
Nov. 1 to Uec. :il California.
LOCAL PRICES
Eggs
(Buvlna Prloes at Store,)
ftrnndnrd. 14H1
Mediums 12(nl'6c
(WholMaia price, to Heiauers)
Eitraa ..17c
8tnndnrds
lediuins H
.Crox
(New York Grade,)
(Buying Price.)
Btandsrds ... ,
Mediuma ,
l irst. .
..(lc
Iflc
..10c
17c
..We
(Publlo Market. Retail)
FreRh jumbos, extra large M
re.h extras
..13c
..IDc
..17c
Vresb mcdiiims ..10c
Poultry, Live
(Buying Prloes)
Uearr bens. 4V.M5Vj lbs. (col
ored) lb. 11c
Heavy sens, over ohi lbs. (col-
oreaj id. llic
8c
.c
llc
....He
4c
TiOfrborn hens, lb.
Liffbt leghorns, lb. .. ,
Broilers, l'4fe2 I lis., lb.
Broilers over 2 lbs., lb.
etais, ID.
Butterfat
(Buying Prloes)
Sweet cream butterfat
Sour cream butterfHt i;tc
Butter
(Wholesale Prices)
nweet creiim nutter ..'J'
J-.xtra qiiHrtera
Kxtra prints ... Ule
Standard prints ...10c
Wool
(Buying Prices)
Medium wool, lb. Sc
Hons. Live
(Buvlna Prices)
3RO-200 lbs. ....$4.f(n(ff4.75
lbs. . f-Ki.4.A0
Heavy sows .$J.504j3
nogs, uresaeo
(Buvlno Prices)
180-100 lbs. OQO'jc
Lame, iive
(Buying Prices)
Steers rillU
Heifers 3rt3V,c
Cowa ?ti'2'c
JtUIIS
Canners and cutters
Veal, dressed, Stl-fJO, (lOd'jC;
l',ia3c
120-150, BViQllc: 150-200, 41i3c
aneep
(Buying Prloes)
Ewes iraiUc
Jjimna 2rfR2:V, e
1'oarlinn wotbern 1 Vj'V
Hav
(Buying Prices)
S5
Alfnlfa, ton
Clover, ton
Oat and vetch linr, ton
Grains
(Buvlna Prices)
Wheat both red nnd white bu. BOffi.Mr
Barley, ton 14
Oats, ton Jin
vogotnoies
(Buying Prices Average for No. I
Produce)
Green onions, dox. bunches ...40e
fMunarh. Ih. Gf(, itr
Jew radmhes, dnx, huneliea 3tic
Local cucumbers (bnllinuse),
wholefnle, dot., extra fnncy,
70c: No. 2 .30c
Locnl hothouse tomatoes, whole
sale, lntr ..- $l.r.0
Lettuce, dox, heads . 4iie
Cabbsce, II.. l(K1!.c
New beets, dox. bunches Sue
Pens, lb .....4 fr l ;.e
New potatoes, lb. 1 i.e
tireen beiniM, b M- ;iy, .,.
t'orn, dox -w 251 :t(ic
fireen iepwr. lb. .-,e
Summer squash, dot. ..... I'nir
Fruits
(Buying Prices)
Ited rnilerrie., crala $1 2S
I'ie cherries, lb
Kalin cherries, lb. ' it c
Blackcnps, crate t
I.oxnnherrlee. erst
Peaches, basket
Apples, Hi.
.8ilc
... 2le
..31 4c
CO-OP EGQ POOL
WEEK ENDINQ JULY 7
Kxtres Iflc
Standards n-
rirsts ,, ,.
Meliuras T v'c
-rx .1,1c
Tool prices announced ech Fri
day by Pacific Cooperative Poul
try Producers' association are sl
ivers for the week ending on the
Thursday eight days preceding.
CHICAGO PRICES
CHICAGO. Jlllv 21. -UP) -TATient
.Ml. 1 red IS'A: No. 2 red 47 :t.4(i
4'4i No. 1 hard 48 3-4C.4!l; No. 1
yellow hard 4WMRI.; No. 2 hard 4K
iits iso. 2 yellow luird 47 3-4'i(.
IH; No. 1 mixed 48; No. 2 mixed 47'.
fa48. ,
I urn No. 1 mixed 32 V4! No. 2 mixed
32!i; No. 1 yellow 3.1; No. 3 yellow
3-411.33; No. 2 white 33.
)ut No. 2 white lSOill): No.
While lO'jffi n'i.
Itye no wiles,
llnrlev 25C(i.(r.
Timothy seed $2.3.r,((i50.
(.'lover seed $712.
I,nrd .M.15.
Hibs Jli.25.
Bellies $0.25.
snores, but principnl commodities fnil- Cuuliflower (nun the north
ed to provide much encouragement. fiuoted uround 8."i-H0c crate.
Todiiy's cloning prieeH: Ueans were easier with Kentucky
Air Hcduc 30; Alnskn .Tun 10 5-8; Wonders 7c and other green stock
Al Cliem and Dye 47 3-4- Am Cnn 5c lb.
33 3-4; Am and For Pow 3 3-8; Am Triumph penches, fnncy pack sold
hrnelt and It 7 3-4; A T and T 75; up to 7.1c but other varieties did not
Am Tob B 57 1-2: Anaconda 4: Atch move above 50c generally. Only a few
T nnd RP 2 1-S; Atlantic lief 13 00c.
i-i, tieninx Avin ft Halt and Hothouse tomatoes showed n spread
Ohio ft fi-S: Beth Steel 10 1-8; Bor- of 7.V- to J1.50 four basket crate,
den 24 1-4; Hurr Add Mnch 7 1-8; IJnlles sipinsh svld was -ll-"ilc flut
Canndn Poc 11 1-4; Case .1 1 25 1-2; crate for both while and yellow,
flies and Ohio 12 1-4; Chrysler 0 Pencil plums from Yakima were
1-2; Col (i nnd K 0 3-4: Conil Solv quoted around (!5c lug. '
II 3-8: omt.wlth So 2 1-8; Contl Cnn l'otntoes showed a steady move
21 7-8; Corn Prod 31. ment up to SI orange box.
( urfiHS-Wright 1 1-8: Drug Inc 20 Corn sales were chiefly 20c dozen
i-n; I'uponc .i !; I'.iiKlmnn Kod for The Dalles stock while up to 25c
.17 7-8; Klec Auto f,t 10 3-4; Kl Pow was obtained for fancy local. Central
and I,t 3 5-8; Gen Konda 22 1-2: Gen Wasliiiurton .$1.25 crate.
Wanato cilnlaloillies are lieitiir of
fered $2.25 crnte for 21c to 45s.
Green beans are again a trifle
weaker.
Lower Columbia peas are selling 5
Oc lb.
Cabbage continues scarce hut in
slightly better supply with price shnd-
LIVERPOOL WHEAT
LIVEHPOOL. Julv 21. (P)-
Wheat close: July 51 5-8: Oct. 53 1-8;
uec, u-i o-o, ixenange $3.ou.
WINNIPEG WHEAT
WINNIPEG, July 21. (P)
Wheat close: July 54: Oct. 67 1-8;
Dec. 58 3-8.
(.ash wheat: No. 1 northern 54; No. I
I nurthcrn 51; No. 3 northern 4U 1-4.
Portland Cash
Wheat Shrinks
PORTLAND, July 21. UP) Hcnrs
continue in control of the Portlnnd
wheat market as they are also In
charge of the loading innrketa of the
North American zone. While there
was no change in wheat futures here
tor the day and no trading, and de
PUBLIC MARKET'S
TRADE SAID GDQD
.Mot II; Gold Dust 12 7-8; Int Harvest
13 1-4: I T nnd T 5 3-8. .lol, M,.
12 3-4; Kennecott 7; Lieg nnd My H
40 3-4: Monty Ward 0: Nash Mot'lO;
Nnt 'Biscuit 20 3-4; Nat Dairv Prod
17 1-8; Nnt Pow nnd I,t 8 1-2: NV
Cent 12 7-8; North Amer 17: Pack
ard 1 3-4: Pnrnm Puhlir 2 l.o. pn.
ney J O 1(1 7-8; Penn lilt 0; Phillips ed a trifle.
Pet 4 3-4; Pub Ser NJ 33; Pullman
14 3-4.
Bndio 4 1-4; TtKO 2 S-4: Item
Band 1 7-8; Hey Tob B 20; Sears Hoc
13 1-4; Shell Cninn 4 3-8; Sou Pac
0; Stan Brands 11 1-4: St. Oil N.J
10 3-4; Tex ns Corp 11 3-4; Tex Gulf
Sill 10; Trans-Amer 3 3-4: t'ninn
Carbide 17 7-8: I'nion Pnc 30; Cnlt
Aircrnft 10 1-4: Unit Corp 5: Unit
Gas Imp 13 7-Si I'S Bobber 3 1-8;
CS Steel 24; West Elcc and Mi 18
3-4; Woolworth 27.
A good huslness was reported for
the Producers' Public market, Thurs
day. Prices pructically all continued
stendy.
A few Blue Lake beans were seen.
New beans, generally, are coming in
slowly.
Fewer cherries TCere seen Thurs
day. The black varieties are the main
ones in now, nlong with pie cherries.
itaspoerrics and lognns arc coir
slrlernuly scarcer, htrnwberries are
off the lint, so few come in. Currants
are another fruit practically off the
PORTLAND. Ore.. .Tide 21 mm maraet.
snilu the receipt of export business, Advance of one rent n pound In the ., Lor" " .,mnr"v"!1-' in Quality but
PORTLM BUTTER
RAISED Oi CENT
chnntzed Thursday.
Following were prices for the diiy:
Merchanta exchange. It wns the moat cxrlianjre here wan nnt nt nil nnni.
complete expressions of bearish con-1 peeted in view of the scramble re
trol this market has seen. cently for ton score offorincs cener-
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK nlly alnn,r the coast. The advance to
By U. S. 1. A. 1c for extras wns therefore due.
PORTLAND. Ore.. Julv 21. (U.R I Inwove r. the Hisp of n dimllnr nmn,,t
II o its IHKi: notiiiiic sold enrlv: Wed- in undersenres wan morn nf n nvmnn-
nesdny's market closed on basis of thetic movement rather tlmn any spe
$5.25 for best licht butchers and $4 cfnl need for such n rise. The shortage
for fercicr pirb, inese prices io lower or extras ami standards, however;
PUBLIC MARKET
RETAIL PRICES
Vegetables
than last week for slaughter classes havo a somewhat better undertone to v Ir,a,l , ,,,,T,?.
;i . ' , r.. a .-I,. . ... . I II uuuergraucs into consuming Now potatoes. 12(i,;13 lbs. for 2.".c
.e,,k. ,.lhl i.Vonn.l .te,lv V.,r .1, 1. " eu ouions, o ouiK lies .
Mlieep 12IH) incluili
nrrive; open mnrket
a around steady. Kor several days there has heen "" "'fZ X & 1
including 2M bought to rather keen strenglh In the California sZc b 8c- for 11
larai-i slipp y nearly an iisrset owing to tne great decrenses ifcnd lettuce 2 heads for lc
10c
10c
...lllc
Marcola News
MAKCOLA. .Illlv 21 (Kneinll
n. uuoiuer. uneiui, was Dorn to .Mr.
and Mrs. Karnest Mabe at tiie hos
pital in Eugene Suttinlav morning.
.Mr. and .Mrs. Noival Neil and
daughter, l'atty Lou. nnd Mrs. Nettie
Neil transacted business in Eugene
Tuesday iii'lerurion.
i.o.vd and lolu Garrison visited
with Maxine Snodgrass at Springfield
-Mr. and -Mrs. Frank Itogers, Mrs.
Fred Fischer, and Mis. Itilcy Garri
son attended the meeting of the Ite
bekah lodge at Springfield Monday
evening.
Mrs. Mike Hnuer and daughter,
Ruth, ami graiiddnughter, .leuune
Itogers, and Willis Miles were Eu
gene visitors Wednesday. .Icaiine
will visit in Eugene this week with
relatives. t
Clarence Cox, Ciiet Lunceford, nnd
Ralph Irish, who are working near
Suisslionie, were home over the
week-end.
Mr. aaud Mrs. Stanley liuller. of
Portland, visited nf Hie Men Mei-vin
home over the week-end.
-Mrs. Frank Ulum and son and
daughter are visiting in Portlnnd.
Iru Gates, of Eugene, was in Mar
coin on business Tuesday.
J. T. Whilniore is visiting with his
son. Dell, at liickleton, Wash.
George Tipton is purchasing the
home now occupied by Urn Olson
from W. II. Sullivan.
Mr. Si broll, Mrs. linrrett nnd Mrs.
Chas. Irish were E-ugene shoppers
Tuesday.
Among the Marcola people who at
tended the ball game at Noti Sundav
were Mr. and Mrs. Baker, Mr. "and
Mrs. WilkillS. .Tnhn Mnvu-nll Aln ,wl
Mrs. F. M. Maxwell. Mr end Atr
Lee Hill, .Mrs. Dorn Nielsen. Mr. nnd
.Mrs. Harry Allen, Frank Mnsou and
Earnest Mahe.
L. W. llonney returned to Mar
cola Saturday after spending a two-
weens vacation at Newport and port
land. Ho was accompanied by his
son-in-law nnd daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. Harbison, of Portlnnd.
Mr. nnd Mrs. ,T. L. Whitsell. of
Dorenn, visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Herman Mason Sunday.
Mrs. Ufa Sanders, of Cottage
Grove, is visiting with her son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Hurry
Allen.
The Mnrcoln bnsehnll team will
play Dinty's nt the high school Sun-
uay, juiy -'t.
Mysteries of the big. sound cameras Intriqued Charles Chaolln. Jr..
ueii), ana bianey unapnn, b (rignt). sons of Charlie Chaolin. film
comedian, and his divorced wife, Lita Grey, when the younasters
arrived In New York after seven months abroad wjth their grand
motner, Mrs, Louise Grey. The lads were en route to Hollywood
where, joined by their mother, they will make five pictures.
RADIO
drive ins: good to near choice 83-01 lb. in the churning there nnd nlong the c'lbbnue lb
lamus i. looks sieaoy; cnuice uuoi- coasi. M ic n nort nwesr slock hn hem, v, ,l
able possibly ?4.2.r; nothing else sold moved in that direction ns a result of coun,beri, eiicii
"- .Ms". . ... o . s wineu nnuirniiy k hlrnl.i IS
..I..-,, in,- ,.i,i,i n.vioi; oere.
"fie
3c
PORTLAND GRAIN
PORTLAND. Ore.. July 21. (P
Wheat: July, open 4.1 3 1. high 45 3-4.
low 45 3-4, close 45 3-4; Sept., open
1(1, high 40, low 40, close 40: Dec,
open 48 3-4, high 48 3-4, low 48 3-4,
close 48 3-4.
Cash wheat: Bie Mend Muestem 57.
soft white 4.V4, western white 45,
hard winter 4.i, northern spring 4o,
western red 44.
Onts: No. 2 white $10.50.
Today's car rerelnts: Wheat 21.
flour-4, corn 1, onts 1.
. . .. . ..i-eeii ueaus, in
J mn""t" ""tptnar- art. w be 4 , j-
now rffective. r nf . n -
(.enerally f,rm tone Is snetrested fti Swiss chard, lb. ,-,
the market for eees here with i : oTi""'
. . . i . i ii n . t tj it i urn. ipnumi SiimnKT kmuiis i.
PORTLAND PRICES
POHTLAXI). Ore.. Julv LM. (P
Hulter Prints 02 score or better ID-
e: standards Ut-2(lc.
Hutterfiit Olrect to Khippers: Sta
tion 12-He; Porllaud delivery prices
VH(i t.onnd.
ive poullry Not bovine nrlce:
ens, mediums De: lichts "c. Others
iincliiinsed.
r.iTtts and country menttt unchanged,
Mnhnir. nuts, rascarn lirk, hops.
uninns, new pninTnos. potntom. straw
points nlone tho Pnelfio slope. Itc-
ceipts enntinue to dwindle.
Cut of 1o lh. In the httyli.fr price
nf lirhtwrt'eht hens to 7-0c Is shown
for the day. confirminer last week's
late- forernsts of this desire nn the
part of killers in spite of the decreas
ed supply.
Months nhend of the nornuil. new
crop younir torn turkevs nre hoine
offered to the local trnde by AVMInnv
ette valley crnwers but none npnenr
anxious to start tli movement inas
much ns there Is still considerable old
stuff coming nnd the storage plants
are loaded.
Warmer weather hns qutektr nf
ferted sentiment in the mnrket fnr
conutrv killed meats. Reeetpts nre
not liberal but demand nppenrs a
trifle nor except fnr lambs nnd mut
ton, which nre folly nuiintnincd.
Hhipners at The Indies nre ltftlns
lb m
Corn. 6 ears .
Lireeu peppers, lh
Fruits
lied raspberries, 4 boxes
Cherries, lb
Ixgnnlerries, crate .,......-.
Hlackcnps, 4 boxes for
Kiiu(nrb( o IPs.
.Hc
"ic
Wc
....S1
. 2."ic
l()e
lUnckberries, 2 boxes for lllc
Peaches, basket ...20(j(, 2."ic
Green apples, (h. Tic; tl lbs 25c
Miscellaneous
Honey, lb. .iggft 1 .V
Filberts, lb. 2"fq L'y
Wulnuts. lb. I 18fii22c
Poultry (dressed, drawn)
Heavy frvers. lb. 2:tc
l.ilifr fryers, lb. - "Jiic
Heavy hens, Ik
Iefiliorn hens. lh. ,
ISc
Tries, woo nnd hav ..notations .,. . P" .nr 1 ,!"
lui i.cfrl M,p "rrre or npricois nnu some Mis
PORTLAND STAPLES
POHTLANl). Ore.. Julv 21. (P)
Sugar Cane, granulated JM.45 10D
t.: Peet sugar ?l.20 W lbs.
Hotnestir flour Selling priie de-
ered: Pntent 41a $?i,?ti do ftSs
,!lO. bker' Muestem SI 10- s.ift
heat pastrv natrnt .ta.lO-H (HI Mnn.
tana hurd whvat patent rt.tX)-o.2l.,
rye ;i.V-4.00.
satisfaction exists in the trade. Sale
are still liberal but mostly at old
prices. Attempts to seenro the ad
vances nre not vet oreuornl.
Priies continue off (n the mnrket
for lomntoes here, the result e-f fur
ther incrense of mnrkcHng bv f'olum-
hin river points ns well no libernl
hancover from tho Californm season.
Hothouse nre in nominal offering but
TeONPOV, July 21 (U.R) The fat-
to n.ove.
The oldest town In the nnrl.l U n-rtB.,l ..rn,-t !..e.n.- .11
said to Ih the ruins of Tepo tiawrn.lernl esrlonds ht-e rerentlv been roll-
noriuern .Mesopoianua. I p(l from the Irfibih section but no
Prices are shaded along with outdoor , pilint t,,' WitiTin. ex.-ppt for the
Barometer of Nation's Business
Chicago Wheat
Values Sagging
CHICAfJt), July 21. Wheat
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U7JI iKi.U U-.O
Schneider l roptiy miiclnnes. ih tor
sale, but nobody wants it because it
is Amerirun.
The machine, a Lockheed. Is the
one in which the lute nnd famous
Captain (ilen KiNton heat nil existing
reconls from London to Cpeto n
when. stnrtMig on .March ill, lOJll.
he flew 7."'Ht miles to Capetown in
six days. 1 1 hours, nt nn average
.peed of i:tl miles an hour. 1'revioulv
ton Keh. 21 of the same year) Kid
ston beat the record for a' London to
Paris flicht by flying 210 miles in
72 minutes an average of 17,t miles,
an hour.
Kitlst on's machine cnn fly f inter
than any other mnrhine in Pritain
(pxci-pt Schneitior Trophy ui.n'liini' 1 I
nt (ess than .tin (cet up. ot fnr
from the ground, it can do .'m.'S miles
nn hour. Air font tnschitif hae to
climb to heights nhoe .'di f,.,.t
fore they-e:m attain such a sperd.
Lieutenant Owen Cat hert .J..n
who pilots the vhite nml red record
breaker for the Kidston etnte ercu
tor told the I nited Prevj. tl,t he
had flown nil over Ktudand iu nn at
temp the sell the phuie. Pcrnnse it
is American, however, it cannot be
granted a commercial license enab
ling it to carry pnienner or freiaht
for profit, Hecntise it is lie-senter
n. private individn.il in thee hird
times wants to tal.e the nu.cLui bt-
cause oi the cost of UP.kcei J
Blue River News .
BLUE RIVRK, July 21. f Speclnl)
Miss Mary (tuuiber. who Iiiik bnen
spending u month's vncntion above
itlue liiver. litis returned to her posi
tion iu .McMomiu and AYushmirne's
store. '
Misses Kmma and Nettie Chnse nre
visiting Professor mid Mrs. K. H
McAlistcr at their sunimiT i'.'imi
lr. nml Mrs. Y. U. Allin nre re
inrning Home next week from a trip
i" i oriiiiiKi.
Mac McCrenry nnd sons nre mak
Ing their home in lllue Itiver this
summer.
Misses Mvrn ntiH MnHlm rt f.
JMigcne, visited the McAlistcr home
and AYhyte home Mond.-iv evening.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Murel McMullen were
in Kugcue on business Saturday.
Mr. nml Mrs. O. C. Uankin "were
week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Fred limning.
Mr. mid Mrs. f!eo. Cooler, of Cali
fornia, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. IL
W. Cooicy nnd family.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Smith Tnvlor nnd
daughter. Margaret, called on Mr. and
Mrs. Mmiriee Whyte Sunday eveniiur.
i Mrs. M.-iurice Whyte who has heen i
dl the past week, is nble to be un
MUM IUUI1IH1 nL'iim,
Mr. and .Mrs. Fred Onming nnd
umiKuier were in r-ugene Saturday on
business.
Mr. and Mrs. C. II. Anderson, of
wiympia. hush., visited the past week
with relatives nt Itlue Itiver.
Mrs. Fred (Jruning nnd daughter
are spending n week visiting rela
tives in Kuneue,
Thursday, July 21
KOKK, lOiiL'ene 4:.'i0 n. m.. Classic
interlude; o, Twilight slmdows; ti,
.Musical nieinorv tests: U:,H. Studies
in black nnd white; 0:4o, News pa
rade; 7, Vincent Lopez nnd his or
chestra; 7::;n, Three Blind Mice;
A. O. V. W. program ; 8:JU, Time
signal and sign off.
KPO, San Francisco o:4o p. m.,
Dixie memories; G. Masters of Music;
0:4"). Cecil and Sally; 7, Tom Mit--chell,
baritone; S, Itnlph Kirbery,
dream singer; 8:0.1. Jack Pettis or
chestra; S:.'i0, Joseph Henry Jackson
hook review; 8:45, John nnd Ned;
S:45, Keep the Home Fires Burn
ing; f), Nathan Abas, violinist; !i::'0,
Golden Legends, dramatization of fa
mous stories; 10, Ilnl Kemp's orches
tra; 10:.'MI, Around the Network; 11,
Jimmy Jot's orchestra: 11:0 to 12.
Witching hour.
KCJO. Oakland (I p. m. Dance hour
with Walter Winchell; 7. Amos V
Andy; 7:lo, Concert; 7:30, Mona
Ixwp, blues singer; 7:4. Doc Hodg
ins, Alvino Itey's band; S. Harry Stan
ton, basso; 8:15, Standard symphony
orchestra; 0:15, Irvini Rose" orches
tra; 0:30. Frankie Masters orches
tra; 10, News flashes; 10:15, Ship of
Dreams; 11. Ted Fio-Itito's orches
tra; 11:.'10, Charles Kaley's orchestra;
12 to 12:110, Organ concert.
KOW, Portland 1 p. m., NRC
K(iO prozniins to 7:30; 7:;t0. Kelly's
Salon orchestra; 7:4,1 NBC-KtJU pro-
" o. i inn i. uutciiinson;
NHC-KdO program; 0:l"i. Montug
tiri-Mue iiour; v.-i-t. Anson Weeks or
chestra; 10, NHC-KUO program;
10:!.", Oregoninn Mountaineers; 10:45
i. -i"ihkhiiht.v unoK emu: li. Allan
Daniels; 11:15 to 12 midnight, Bagdnd
organ.
KN'X. T.os Angeles 0 p. m.. News;
0:15; K. eiisemMe; ti:3U. Oh-h-li
Klmer 7, Frank Watanabe and Arch
ie; 7:15, Bob Shuier; 7:45. KXX en
semhlc; S, KNX varieties; 0, News
0:15, Dreaming Time for Ketitos';
.t:oO. Liiboviski violin choir: 10
Stark's Bohemian club; 11, Paris Inn
12 to 1 n. m., 'Phenomena."
1iorre nssistetl by Mrs. refers, and
Mrs. Kteiirns served iee cream, cake
and punch to the following: Patty
Campbell, Mnrvis Peters, Joyce (Jor
sline. Jackie and Jim Snorkt Klmer
Lee Newton, Meredith Wilson nnd the
guest of honor, Junior Pitchur,
Sixteen Killed
In Mexican Wreck
Swisshome News
SWISSMOMi;. Julv 21 iSpecinH
Mr. nnd .Mrs. I. W. Walker nnd
sim, i oin;ins nnd dauuhtor. tinita. of
Culm, Alabama, are camiung at Ne
komn, Mr, Walker owns extensive
timber holdiucs in and around Ne
koma. They traveled thronch by the
northern route nnd intend to return
hy the southern,
Klmer Poi. niui family, of Seattle,
visited the past two weeks with the
Walker family nt Nekotna.
Nathan Foster, of Los Anceles. Is
here for a month's vacation, visiting
his parents. Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Fos
ter, i
Chnrje nnd Onrce Ach'sm. midj
,ns. iihtsp i.oru auemied I'ie tii-
ncrni oi .Mrs. uutiis Joliuaou ut .Map
leton Tin'Mlfiy.
Mrs. it. M. Foster nnd son. Nathan
went to Ltigene Saturday for a week's
visit. incy nttende.l the Calkms
Patter;ou wedding Mondav evening.
L, Bennett nnd l.eomird Ieper
went to Kroll Friday on n fishing
trip. Thev reportetl n fine catch.
Mr. l.eeper went to Kitgenp Satur
day on business.
William Spurling nnd Halph Prin
de picked dp fries Tuesd.av .tn
son Creek.
Aeheson nud s'in have comideti-.t
iimmi; i:ieir iiv on tiieir ranch at
the mouth of 1 Vailwon.l.
Mr. and Mrs. i Averv visitml
Monday with th Walker famdr at
th-'ir camp t N'ckoniM.
Mr. nn. I Mr, li.ihh lVferson. of
Liii;ene, and Mrs. Kivd Hytrin, of
Ciihman. visitrd Thnr.lsv afternoon
nt the home of W. H. Spurling.
CONDON WINS
Condon phiycroimd's sot r bull pine
rdned out Lincoln 0 to 7 Wednesday
rii'Tiine on (lie lulfers h-mie wrouii'l
Moth teams pbned rssj.I b,i, l:,i
the CojmIou toser p.n-kc.l more let
ting pun.-t,. Batteries. f,r (Vndon
M.4WM Brcvl.r.-irs ami JuUUsU.u.
c Lincoln; Keeie ani L'ivw
News of Drain
PR A IN, July 21. (Special) Born
to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kandall, Julv
lb. n daughter.
Mr. nnd Mrs. H. U. Cochran and
daughter, Patricia, spent the week
end in Itosebnrg, visiting at the home
ot Mr. and Mrs. linlph Karcher.
Mr. and Mrs. (;tnti Speck, of
I ortfand. visited several davs with
her mother, Mrs. Anna Moore, bro
ther, Claud Moore, and sister, Mrs.
D. C. Davis and family. leavinc Mon
day for t.rants Pass where they will
visit friends a few days befm-'e re-
iiniiing in complete their visit here.
Miss Maxine Sanders is visiting at
the home of her uncle, Newton Truv
lor. in Bend,
J. T. Bedford Is undergoing a siece
of the mumps this week at his home
here.
Mrs. E. fi. Whipple nnd Jim Whip
ple were hugene- visitors Saturday.
Mrs. Joe Deardoff returned jnt
Iriday Iron n Portland hospital
where she was operated on for ap
pendicitis. Mrs. I.oretta Christensen, of Port
land, was n guest last week nt the
home of her brother-in-law nnd sister !
Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Snnd.M-w
Miss Iris Whitney, of Portland is
visitinc her grandmother. Mrs. tior
trmle lledrick nnd other relatives.
Mrs. Whom entertained with a
party for her little son. Junior Pit
cher, 1 ridiiy afternoon, tht occasion
being his S:h birthdny. Junior re
ceived many nice little gifts, nnd the
yming-ters enjoyed the afternoon in
tdavmi-runes. after which Mrs
MEXICO CITY, July 21. UP)
Sixteen persons were killed and nt
least twelve more injured in varying
decrees when a Ions National Itailwav
freight train backed into a street car
today nt a crossing iu the suburb at
Tacuha.
The accident happened in the early
morning. The backing train, traveling
rapidly, hit the street car broadside,
and five railway coaches passed over
the wreckage before the train could
be stopped. Many df the injured lost
arms and legs.
The street car wns filled with em
ployees en route to work only twelve
hours after n street car strike had
been terminated yesterday.
:
Fruit Growers at
Work On Beets Now
The cannery of the Eugene Fruit
Growers association is having u light
run on beets this week. Beets con
tinue at the cannery until Septemher.
Produce in general is a bit slow
this season and beans will not be on
for nt least another week, it is said.
Sour cherriej nre running strong nt
the ennnery now and work on them
will continue all next week.
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STlIIEfj
I-AS VEGAS, .P7
i.uy J-.dwmrl li,,,!,'"''
inislwn,! of Mis. ji -T ".:
1 M 1
riy.llu,ls InoC'l
'st, Anue. Semv, 'A 1 ,
ton. !, fd a jllbv.
work tomorrow ns .' J1' O
attMidnnt nnd ,v,l t.bl. ?"
a rwreation parlor,
Hudson came l,fr' foo!t(
aco, leaving- the s.,;j ""t i
his wile near 1 ,a , c.to:Ul
time before she fKU", , i
to see if s!,e ,,
incut lo live will, i,r..?'p a
job nml went ;; .,'ii;u',ih
ninie Iu me no matl,.
.Now is her clinin
Ml.. '
" l
slie wants to eoino ,i tt
everythini; will l; jr!l
Iliidson denied slatpm...'
to him and avi "
the kidiianin-
disappeared m the ou Sj,
reappeared a short tim, S Jl
desert, claiming f '""it
dueled. """"l
;'I want to cet out ol tl
lieitj; mess whieh I hav. k.!
to my neek for more tbi
he said. "1 mn, , i. "H
just ns Guy Hndso,,, , ffl
like nnyboily else." "'"""Il
tie said he wn h.
amoni; noil men '"' I'JU I
" " "tlH INI,. T
lorin my own Irieuilslum ... .
IUK a llewsnnnp" ,.,.i..K.:...r.
CARNERA WINS
XEW YOIIIC ji. o,
rim., taniera, Kiant Italua J
weight mnkmit his first
this eountrv s ... hi. ..L 1
vasion of Eurone. stn.,,.1 i..,'H
pt Philadelphia in the smt!.1
of n seheduled ten r,j
"ir.,s aiera ,u'ishc,i-,sd
EVERY PIMPLE GoJ
Have your skin cleon, lmoh,M,
voly. Forr80rl,l,mp,,s
""""', and Skin TreaimMiiJ
wrltB Ratlnol, Dept. Nl, Boltliwl
Kesina
BLADDER ON FIR
If buralnir pisiaEcs torture rou, CBrbthiaiJ
FOB. BLADDER, PATAU UN
N0RGE
Rollator Refrlocnt
Priced from $149.50 to N2
General Radio
Headquarters
At Camas Swale
CAMAS SWALE. ,7ly 21. (Spe
cial) The fanners nre verv busv
hnrvestiiu; their grain getting read'v
for the threshers.
Ouile a number attended the dance
Saturday night.
The Hodeo nt Cushmnn raneli wns
quite n success as reported from
Liiuse nirenuing.
Mr. nml Mrs. Wagoner nml son.
I.n ern, rctuineil to Arbiickle, Cnl..
nfler a two weeks' visit nt the Den
nett home.
Mr. Ilnmer nnd fnmilv have mov
ed on their rnni-h they purchased
from -Mr. Maxwell, '
Grant Dulley hnn been quite ill
with typhoid-piieumniiin hut is re
ported getting nlong just fine nt pres
ent. The Indies have been very busy
,.1. km.k win, uiacKoernes lur their
winter use.
Miss forwin Reese tins been nssist
i'J n i" l""''-T. in .'aring for Grant
"mJ iiii-iuiga 111s sicKiu'ss.
Mr. Todd is home sgain afler a
...... .., ,y nl r,in,i nnd Salem.
. Mr. nn.l Mrs. Unli.h Hulh. of Cnli.
forma are visiting Mrs. lluth's sis
ter. Mrs. W. c. Thornton.
A dance will 1 held nt the club
house Saturday night.
Hnbert Franklin nnd Mr. Pullv mo
toreil to hugene on business Tues-
.Mr. nnd Mrs. Ham- Msh were
Sm,',"v "' - U- 'n,1""
Soft
CORN
Gone In 4 Days
Roots and All
Callouses Too
No More Piles
How to End Terrible Anony
Without Salves or Cutting
Thousand of l'ile sufferer do not
know that the rniiw.f piles is ).
ternal had circulation of blood in
the lower howel.
That is the scientific tn,,i, ,iMlt
I lies the real reason whv salve and
suppositories do not give permanent
rehef. why cutting does not remove;
th cause.
Your irclptiff. Me,,.,;,,., rt n.A....t
ing l'ile will ,,lv g ,vh,. rn1
tuallr remove the rane 'n, (
one minute before. Kremal treat,
ni.-nts ean't do thi..-n internal
nie.p.-sne should Is. use-l. HEM
KnllV the prescription of TV .I S
I.eonhar.lt. sur.ee.l because It stim.
ill:ite the rirciilation. drive ,.it is.n.
tested Wood, h.-l and restores the
rtimowf (.sd pans
llEM-llnin table, . have an a1
most unlielievahle record of success
S.s why wssr,. time on evtemnl rem-
' , , rr: " tit nn ni.erath.n
hen liftanv-liavi, rirug Co. ,nd
... i.s-... e, it, w ;iore i vi
Pimples Go--Skin Clears
Using Invisible Zemo
In a surprisincly short time such
skm troubles A IinUlc. nnd
Rcmisl,PS .lip,,,,.,,. wIlPn 8llothin(r
antiseptic ZKMO is used. Kor twenty
ye.nrs sootlii,1(:, choline ZKMo hn's
relieved itrfiii,, skin nnd hn seldom
railed to cionr nw,,y nil,iKhtlr ,
annoyinc skin irritation,.. yn- R
clear, smooth, hoaltl.y skin depend
on clenn. nntisentic ZKMD. All drug
'"c nnd Sl.im.
Out to stuy out wIlinK B'
cakes in drcut lint hid flM 1
America (he plensiint, easy :
kcc rid ot corns a joyous, it.
inir. iuviirorntiiur foot bath for
-1 nights uud then lift out tbe c
roots nnd nil.
They cull tins miracle r
Hadox Hnth S.iits and Htm.
been workinir wondow with t;'
feet of tho tiirlit little IpIm-I'
nml ncirls. eultimr and frkia 1
intf liquid belong to the sr
It's tlift modern way tli f
cnllousew to dissolve thfr
from heels nnd toes and to t
feet in good vigorous conit-
tluit von nun unlk mill run IM
nnd dance with case and p! j
lust nsk for n box of M9
Walts nt lir'l t'ros 1'rtijt i-fany-Davis
I'ruir Co or any E
druestore you'll be deliehtM.
Throw Away Your
Corn Plasters
Here's Quicker Rniif v
Hot Weather Foot Tortures I
Just
c-rn
if yon u-nnt to
tin-tfip
A,.,,!
rui i
the heels.
tinit and sor,.!
Klllerald
K"i ri.i ,,r
Hi soaked i V'tt "
. , ' Will
ie.r iieiiarlure.
V th- oil wherever your shoes
r" the inf,.. -,t ,
on the join;,. Tk, ,!lp
feet fro,,, MeVi,.. It, , "".V,. K,"'',
I IH.KT. hot the d',V
ov.t- . i, . , - ya m fnf.
sunerer to try 1 1 KM-H, M II ,h 1 jj 1'," : ,?"r in hot .,.
,isran-ee of reoney-haek if t Hoe. ,hi, cmfortaMe
e.oi i.ifir l ;k's na fc:i.e !,.. .. n . ' cv r.a. k if th.r
j ,v. oiier
;uiiu.-u Ut cast I
tiuvraid
Lost Ugly F
Her Husband Says fc
Looks Five Years Yooiil
There !s a certain weight
every woiuan looks hct K"
nor uL-im,.. ..,),.,- .;eiit ncr
tons overweiirht, but normal1';
l a f ...1 , ....turn. v-T-
producers (and liu-'bandu " J'.
upon this point, "jit m""r.
T lOrtt fivo vrnira vniUlBf".
unburdened lier Iw.dy nf P0"'
ut; iv i nr. np.in imt " " ij,
weiqht since 'takinn Kruscli!
I ,l..l..l ...Ihh Ihaffl in 1"
When I weinhed 177 lbs. I M".
weiijht steadily since '"J
now 159 lbs. mv normal ;j
Morenver, I feel brighter
eneroello In every way.
cr my measurements hl'h,J't
list last were bust .
for my helnht. which l 'A'J
my one Is 29. mv niuM"
severe critic. He savs I
wars vounqer. mere - 4
reason for mv less of ''"' i
Krn.fh.s 'I An net tiki ,l" 1
tlcular diet." , r:i
(Mrs.) S. R.. Landos,
A nottle of Krn.'-N'ii ,
will In.t four n-eek. co- ;
trifle Mke it dire.or.l '"rT.
in?. When the jar i emf" J
the scales and see how P",.
vot, have lost. At'enti t
hel;- rut down on ptrv
ments en 1'c'it on ct1t,f
cresin and suear
nut remenioer no
harmles.lv and SAKKM
vonr health' nke -hit "
md fcf Knischen Pal's. .t ,
Stevenson's Inc . Alkr i , r-,
T ffn,v.!lv! Prtli: r'. "'
Mruf To. or anv tr.r''"r'i
worM end if the r's'd'"
'ovf'iny satisl JA
back.
if