Eugene register-guard., March 13, 1937, Image 4

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Eugene Markets All Steady
i CHANGES ARE
IE
All Etipene mnrket prices remulned
unrhanerd Saturday,
Warm Hprlnj; weather U I'liiiRinc
parly vegetables out and rhubarb is
nr.pearing In the market in (onsider
able quantities. Other VRptnliles will
he cominir in snon and It will not be
many woelts before early small fruit
will beam to appear.
The local market prire list follows:
LOCAL PRICES
EDO! .
(Naw York Owl Buying Prion)
Jumboi ..20c
Eitrae 2ic
Standard!
17c
.Medium extras ..l(lc
Medium standards He
Crai 14c
"" . (Egg Depot Buying Prices)
Lsrge extras . ISc
Extra mediums 15c
(Pacific Co-op Prices to Retailers)
(Cartons or Vi o" lots 1 Extra)
Oversize 24e
Extras, large
Extras, medium
Extras, small
Standards, large .
Standard mediums ,
Standard mediums .
..2'.'c
21c
18c
.20c
10c
20c
Chex
10c
Poultry
(Buying Prloes)
Colored hens, over 4 13ll5c
Leghorn hens, over S'A lbs lltfjlSe
Leghorn hens, under SVj lbs OffJjUc
Leghorn broilers, 114-2 lbs I!l(fil5c
Leghorn fryers, over 2 lbs. ..10?512c
Colored fryers, 2-4 lbs 1315c
Colored roasters, over 4 lbs. 13lSc
Staga 9c
Cocke 7c
, - Butttrfat
(Buying Prices)
"A" grade cream, delivery twice
Weekly 3Bc
"B" grade cream .....34c
Butter
(Wholesale Prints: Cartons le higher)
"A" grade, lb ..874c
"B" grade, lb S6',4c
Chsese
(Wholsiale Prloe la Retailers)
Lo si, single, lb. 22c
Case lota, lb. -21t
Tripa, alngle, lb 21c
Cat lota, lb. 20c
Wool and Mohair
(Buying Prices)
Medium wool, lb.
Coarae wool, lb.
Fine wool, lb.
Lamb wool, lb.
35c
-82c
-32c
..82e
Mohair, lb.
-44c
Hides
Green beef, lb.
Calf, lb.
.4c
8c
..7o
Dry. lb.
Caaear Bark
Cascara, lb.
..Oc
Drains
Wheat, red, bushel 11.07
Wheat, white, 'uushel .........$ 1.07
Barley, ton -. $40
Gray oats, ton $30
Whit oata, ton $2830
Hay
Cheat bay, ton .
..80
Oata and retch hay, ton $010
Vegetables
' (Buying Prloes Average for No. I
Produce)
Hothouse cucumbers, dos. $1.0
Potatoes, No. 1, 100 lbs. ..-. $3.50
Parsnips, lb. ....Sc
Fruits
Dried Italian Prunea, lb. 4c
Applea, bushel f1 '25
Noble French prunes, lb. - 10c
New rhubarb, lb
7c
Nuts
Filberts, lb. .
Walnuts, lb. ....
16c
..15c
PORTLAND GRAINS
PORTLAND, March 13.
Wheat continued Its tumble during the
Saturday session. On the Portland fu
tures market, without trading, final
on May was off cents with July
dnwu a similar sum. T.ncal and Mon
tana cash wheat each lost ly, cents
for the day.
Wheat:
May: Open 1.15 8-4; high 1.15 3-4:
low 1.14 1-2; close 1.14 1-2;.
July: Open 1.05 1-2: high 1.05 1-2;
low 1.04 1-4; close 1.01 1-4.
Cash wheat: Big Rend hloeMcm.hw.
12 pet. 1.10 1-2; dnrk hard winter 1"
.rt. 1 31 1-2: 12 pet. 1.27 1-2; 11 pet.
1.22 1-2; soft white, western nhite.
hnrd winter a:ul Western red. 1.11
1-2.
l ists, No. 2 white 8.1K. gray 82.5(1.
Barley, No. 2 15 lb. II. V. "turn.
Torn, Argentine, .".N.,"0.
Millrun standard ."nno.
. Todn.v's car receipts: Wheat 01;
barley 1; flour 11: liny 8.
Joshua Humphreys, nther of the
American naj," was America's first
warship builder, Intiiuhm. his first
boat in IT'.'I.
Barometer of Nation's Business
STOCK
(Comi'lled by
Mareh 13:
Today . , , , ,,
Previous day
Month Ago ,
Tear Ago
ire- High
ir.87 Low
1080 High
HWH Low
() New 1087 low.
BOND
(Compiled by
March 13:
Today
Previous day
80
....
....
Hontn Ago ,,
....
....
....
....
....
....
lear Ago ,,,,
B7 H,gh
1037 Low
10HI1 High
1080 Iw ,,,,
4) New 1031 low,
Grain Prices Drop
On Chicago Market
CHICAGO, March 13. UP) Influ
enced by predictions of additional
moisture over the weekend in domes
tic dry areas, wheat receded anew late
today, and went under early bottom
quotations. Downturns of wheat prices
were in the face of prospects of small-
or world shipments. This waa ex
pected (n result In some reduction of
stocks of wheat afloat for importing
countries. At tbc close, wheat was
7-Sffi 1 5-8 lower, compared with yes
tordny's finish, May $1.34'(ff?3-8, July
$1.17 7-Sfr LIS. corn l-8frj.l 5-8 up,
May 11.08 S-ftfi?;, July $1.04 3-8 Vj,
oats 1-8W.3-S off, and provisions un-(.linn-'cd
to 12 cents up.
Wheat:
Mny. open, $1.S4'i3-4; high
$1.35; low, $1.33 3-4: close, $1.34 1-8
I&3-8.
Julv, open, $1.17,1 fi.Vj hish. $1.18:
low. $1.17'i; close, $1.17 7-KS,18.
Sept., open, $1.1S'iT.0-8; high,
$1.1(1; low, $1.1014; close, $1.18 7-8
Still.
I'orn:
Mav, new, open, $1.08'3081'4: high,
$1.0814: low, $1.07 3-4: close,
$1.08 3-S(S;'i.
May, old. close, $1.0(1 3-4.
July, new, open. $1.04; high. $1.041i ;
low, $1.08 3-8; close, $1.(14 3-80.14.
July, old, close, $1.02 3 8.
Sept., open 98 5-Sfi 3-4; high, OS 7-8;
low. 1)814: close, 0814.
Oats:
May, open, 40 3-SiS.H: high. 48 3-4;
low, 40 3-8; close. 4 5-8(S:3-4.
July, open, 42 3-8fi5-8; high,
12 3-4; low, 4214 : dose, 42 5-8.
Sept., open, 4014: high, 4014 i low,
40: close, 4014.
llarlcy:
Mny, close, 7014.
BUTTER ONE CENT
T
Butter ha- advanced a cent a pound
in the Producers' Public mnrket, it
was announced Saturday. Tbe retsil
price is 37 cents.
Lane county rbubsrb is now quite
plentiful ot the market and there is a
Rood supply of winter vegetables on
band.
Poultry and other produce sold well
Saturday.
The price list follows:
PUBLIC MARKET
RETAIL PRICE8
Vegetables
Lettuce plants, dos 25c
Hothouse leaf lettuce, bunch .... .10c
Seed peas, lb 15c
Seed beans, lb 1620c
Rutabagas, 3 lbs. ......10c
Parsley, bunch. ................Sc
Potatoes, No. 1, 6 lbs. 25c; No. 2
8 lbs. .?Bc
Onions, sweet, lb. .. , Be
Parsnips, lb. .- -, ,.3c
Fruits
Apples, 6 and 8 lbs. for ..25c
Ithubarb, 2 lbs .... 10c
Eggs
Fresh jumbos .25c
Fresh extrsa 23c
Fresh mediums 21c
Poultry
Heavy bens, lb. .
24c
Leghorn bene, lb.
22c
Leghorn fryers, lb. ,
Heavy fryera, lb. .
-24c
..20c
Turkeys, lb.
lS22c
Mlsoellaneoua
Strawberry planta, dot 25c
Ithubarb plants, 4 for ......25c
Onion sets, lb. 10c
Hominy, pt. 10c; qt. - 18c
Butter, lb. 37o
Filberts, lb. on
Walnuts, lb.
Sorghum, qt. ,
Horseradlsh, lb 20c
Horseradish, lb. .......15c
WOOL SLOW
BOSTON, March 13. OP)- (U. S.
D, A.) Ssles volume in spot domestic
wools was small in the Boston mnrket
(luring the past week. Buyer Interest
Increased n little toward the end of
I ho period nml the general tone ot
the market improved. Ohio and sim
ilar fleece wools were quoted at 44-40
cents In the grease for fine Delaine
rnd at 47-4S cents for '4 blood comb
ing. Medium grades of Oh'o wools
were -17-40 cetits, nominal, in the
grease for 3-8 Mood combing nod III
IS cents for 14 blood eomhinw fleeces.
PORTLAND STAPLES
I'OUTLAND, March 13. UP) Su
gar Uerry or fruit. l(Hs. $5.30;
bale, J.-..4.".: beet, $5.20 cental. Do
mestic flour Selling price, delivery,
5 lo 25-hM. lots: Family luitents.
!Ss. SlUoSO,-,; tinkers' bard wheat,!
$11.05.8.83: bakers' llluestem. $11.15-1
O S",; lilemled hard. ?I1.5,V7.5: gra- I
bain, $11.70; whole wheat, $0.S0 bid. 1
John I'hnrlrs Fremont was the re-! !
publican party's first presidential ran-1
dnlnle. lie was chosen at the first
repuhlirnn national cmnention at'
Philadelphia. Pa in In'iO.
AVERAGES
the Associated Press)
ind 15 Hails 15 I! I It. fjOStks1
!'0 47.7 4S.2 73.1) !
,...100.2 47 0 ts.4 71.1
,...loo.7 122 51.8 73.7
.... SI.".' ;i.vo 17(1 ilt.5
....101 (l S i MO ;,Y3
.... 01.1 s 4V2 iMi.l
lit'! I.". 5 .VI 7 72 Si
.... 73 1 30.2 13 1 M.7
AVERAGES
Ihe Associated Press)
20 Bails 10 Indus. 10 nil. 10 For'.
.... into liv.6 1001 72.5
.... noil 108.. inoo
IT ,i KM 1 101 8 74.T
!'.'.( H12 3 pais ftos
WO IO 4 102 8 74 7
WO 103.5 liHi.tl 72 0
I "J lol 4 ko.i 73,
80.0 101.8 P0.3 67.6
THE
BY WEEKEND TREND
TO
NEW Y01IK, March 13. UP)
Helling in Steels and .Motors put a
damper on a stock market rally today
and many issues fell back fractions to
2 or more points.
Except for a lively opening, and a
moderate pickup near the close, deal
ings were on the quiet side. Trans
fers were around the 1,000,000-sharc
mark, ,
Closing quotations:
Air Kediio 70 1-2; Al Chem and
Dye 240; Allied Stores 20 1-8; Am
Can 111 1-4; Am Pow and Lt 12 7-S:
Ainer Bad and Std S 28 7-8: Am Itoll
Mill 42 7-8; Am Smelt and Itf 102 3-4;
A T and T 171 1-8; Am Tob B 84;
Am Wat Wks 24 1-2; Anaconda 111 12
1-4; Atchison SI; Aviation Corp 8
1-2; Bait and Ohio 3U 1-2; Barns Dall
32 1-4: Bendix Avia 20 8-4; Beth
Steel llil 1-4; Boeing 45 1-2; Briggs
Mfg 5(1 1-2; Bud.l Mfg 12 3-8.
L'allnhnn '. I, 4 8-4; Calumet ei Hoc
17 7-8: Case .11 158: Canadian Pac
1(1; Celanese 84 1-8; Certain-Teed 10
3-4; dies and Ohio 04 3-4; Chrysler
128; Col tins and Elec 10 8-4: Co nil
Invest Tr 70 3-4; Com! Solv 18 3-8;
Comwlth and South 3; Consul Edison
10 1-S; Con Oil 17 1-4; Corn Prod (18
8-8: Curt Wright 7 1-4: Du Pont 170;
Elec Auto Lt 42 1-2; El 1'ow and Lt
23 1-2; lien Elec 50 1-2: lien Foods
42 1-2; Gen Motors 05 5-8; Goodyear
Tires 10; Gr. No. I'f 53; Hudson Slot
20 5-8.
Illinois Cent 35 5-8; Tnsp Copper 20
3-4; Int Harvest 107 1-2; Int Nick 71
1-2; Int l'np nnd V I'f 108 1-4; I T
and T 14 1-S; Johns Mnnv 145; Ken
necott 08 1-'.'; Lib-O-Ford 71; Lig
Myers 101 1-',; Loew's 78 1-4: Monty
Ward 87 3-8,- nt Bisc 31 f Nat Distill
82 3-8; Nat Pow nnd Lt 11 7-8; NY
Cent 51 7-8; North Am 28; Northern
I'ac 34 1-8; Packard 11 1-8; 1'ark
Utah 8 8-4; J. O, Penney 102 7-8;
I'enn Kit 48 3-8; 'Phillips Pet 57;
Pressed Stl Car 28 1-S: Pub Serv NJ
43 1-4: Pullman 68 5-8.
Radio 11 7-8: Bern Rand 28 3-4;
Rep Steel 45 7-8: Bey Tob B 51 7-8;
Seara Boe 04 3-4: So Cal F.d 27 3-4:
South Pac 82 3-8: Stan Brands 15
1-4; St. Oil Cal 48 1-2: St. Oil NJ
73 3-8: Stndebaker 18 5-8: Sup Oil
7: Texas Corp f)7 7-8; Texas Gulf Sul
30 5-8: Transamer 16 1-2: Union
Carh 108 1-2: Union Pac 144 1-2: l"nit
Airlines 32 7-S; Unit Corp IJ 1-2: unit
Gaa Imp 14 1-2: US Rubber 06: US
Steel 122 3-4: Walworth IS S-8; West
Union 75: West Elect 147 3-4: White
Motors 30 1-2; Woolworth 53 1-2.
Curb: Cities Ser 4; Elec Bond and
Share 23 3-8.
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK
CHICAGO, March 13. WP (U. S.
Dept. Agr.) Hogs 4,500; nominally
steady; few odd lots good 210-2S0
lbs. $10.00-25; compared a week ago
most good and choice hogs 10-15 low
er, medium kindR 10-25 lower, top 5
cents lower; sow 10-15 lower.
Cattle 200, calves 100; compared
Friday laat week, fed steers and year
lings strong to 25 higher; largely steer
run; killing qunlity very plain: general
market at new high on crop, quality
considered: extreme top $15; very
little above $13.00, best yearlings
$13.00; bulk steer crop $S.50-12.50;
all she stock firm to 25 higher; bulls
firm, and vealera 75c-$l higher.
weighty sausage bulls closing at $0.50
05; selected vealera $10.
Sheep 1,000; for week ending Fri
day 3,600 directs; compared Friday
last week, fat lamb supply nearly 75
per cent from Colorado and Nebraska,
very few clipped lambs or fat ewea of
fered: fat lambs 50-75 higher, spots
showing more advance; fat ehcep
around '50 higher; tops for week made
on closing aession; best woolskins
$12.05, with late bulk $12.25-50,
week's bulk wooled lambs $11.75
12.25; freshly shorn week's opening
$0.75. summer shorn lste $11.00-50;
beat fat ewes closing $7.5(V week's
bulk $6-7; supply very limited; no
shearing lambs sold.
PORTLAND QUOTATIONS
TOBTLAND, Ore., Mar. 13. (A)
Putter, prints, A grndo 30'!C lb. in
inrchment wrapper, 3714c lb. in enr
tons: B grade, parchment wrappers,
r.JVjC lb.; cartons 3014c lb.
Butterfat (Portland delivery, gen
eral price) A grnde, delivered at
least twice weekly, 8S4-30!4o lb. coun
try routes, 3014-3714C lb.: 11 grnde,
3tli4.37'4c lb.: C grnde at mmket.
B grade cream for mnrkit price
pnid producer: Butterfnt bas;s. 55.2c
lb.; milk, 03.7 lb. Price paid milk
board, 07c lb. Surplus milk, buying
price, 45.0c.
Eggs Buying price by wholesalers:
extras, 20c; standards, 17c; extra me
diums 10c: medium firsts 15c: under
grade, -15c dozen.
Country meats Selling price to re
tailers : Country killed hor. best
butcher, under 100 pounds, Ll-lojc:
NOW!
"ON THE
AVENUE"
"MURDER GOES
TO COLLEGE"
MICKEY MOUSE
LAST DAY!
HOP A LONG CASSIOY
RIDES AGAIN!
"Borderland"
THE QUINTUPLETi
In
"REUNION"
BEGISTEB-GUABD.
vtalers, 1514c; light and tbln, 9-12c;
Leavy, 10-12c; cutter cowa 8 t'c; can
ner cows 7-Sc lb.; bulls, OVj-IOc lb.;
lambs, 16c lb.; ewes S-Oc lb.
Live poultry Portland delivery,
buying price: Colored hens over 414
lbs., 14-15c lb.; under 4 lbs., 14-15c
lb.; Leghorn hens, 1102c lb.: Leghorn
broilers 1 3-4 lbs., 13-14c lb.; roost
ers 7-8c lb.
Potatoes Deschutes, $3-3.50: Kla
math No. 1. $3-3.50; Yakima No. 1,
( ): local, $2.40-2.50 cental.
New potatoes Florida, $2.50-2.65
per 50 lb. hamper.
Onions Oregon No. 1, $2.50 cental;
Yakima, $2.40 cental.
Wool 1030, nominal; Willamette
rulley. medium, 30c lb.; coarse and
Lraidi, 28c lb.: eastern Oregon, 23
24c lb.: crosB-bred. 37-3Sc lb.: 1037
contracts, 30-30c lb.
Eastern Oregon 30-36c In.; Wil
lamette valley, 33c lb.
Hoy Selling price to retailers: Al
falfa, No. 1. $23-23.50: eastern Ore
gun timothy, $18-18.50: oats and
vetch, $12-13; clover $12-13 ton,
Portland.
Hops Nominal, 136, 40-41c.
Mohair 1037 contracts. 40 42c lb.
Cascara bark buying price, 1030
peel, 6-7c lb.
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK
PORTLAND, Ore., March 13. UP)
(U. S. Dept. Agr.) Hogs: 3S80 for
week, compared one week ago, market
steady to 15 higher: bulk 165-215 lb.
drive-ins $0.00, several lots un to
$10, carloads to $10.15; 225-200 lbs.
$0-0.25, few upward to $0.40 and
$0.50; heavier butchers 'down to $S.50;
125-155 lbs. $0-0.50, few 145-160 lbs.
$0.75-0.00; packing sows $7.75-8; good
to choice feeder pigj $S-S.50.
Cattle: 65, including 32 direct, for
week 2300, calves 275; compared one
week ago, steers 23-50 higher, she
stock unevenly weak to 25 higher, bet
ter grades at advance, sonic cutters
lower; bulls and vcnlers steady; bulk
fed Hteers $7,508.00, top $8.50 but
strictly good eligible to around ' $0,
common down to $0; fed heifers $6.50
7.50, common down to $3; low cutter
nnd cutter cows $3-4.25, common to
medium $4.25-3.50; good beef cows
$5.75-0.50; bulla $5.25-5.75, beef lulls
$0.25-6.50, cutters down to $4.2o;
good to choice vealcrs $0-10, common
down to $5.
Sheep: 2620 for week; compared
one week ago market 25-50 higher;
bulk trucked in lambs $0.50-0.75, com
mon to medium $7.30-0.2u: good to
hoice load lots $0.75-10.50; latter
new high for year and within 10 centB
of 1036 peak for fed lambs: good shorn
lambs $S; odd wethers $7, wooled year.
lings nominally $8-8.50; medium to
good wooled ewes $5-5.85, choice drive
ins eligible to $6, load lots quotable to
around $6.50.
MARKET NOTES
WASHINGTON, March 18. C4)
The position of the treasury on March
11: Receipts $41,384,752.06: expendi
tures $17,024,651.50; balance $1,672,
510,046.77. Customs receipts for the
mouth $20,0S1 ,050.03. Receipts for the
fiscal year (since July 1) $2,088,245,
734.80; expenditures $5,045,420,534.-
43, (including $2,001,082,028.10 of
emergency expenditures) ; excess of
expenditures $2,107,182,700.08. Gross
debt $34,747,723,231.00,. a decrease of
$1,760,111.75 under the previous day.
Gold assets $11,480,300,035.33. includ
ing $25S,102,S57.77 innctive gold.
LIVERPOOL, March 13. (P)
Spot wheat: No. 2 Mnnitoba 10s Sd:
New Bosnfc Os Id; Dnnubinn Ss Od;
AustrsliRii Os Sd. Future closed easy.
Mnrch 1.30 1-S; May 1.82 1-4: July
1.34 1-S; Oct. 1.2S. Exchange 4.87 3-4.
Italy Answers British
Request for New Pact
ROME, March 13. OP) The gov
ernment announced tonight that,' after
consultation with Germany, Itnly had
replied to the British note requesting
a new Locarno security pact.
The Italian note, which foreign min
ister Count Gnlear.zo Ciano hnnded
to Sir Eric Drummond, British am
bassador, was the long awaited answer
to the Loudon request of November
IS.
There waa no official indication of
the note's contents, nml it will not be
published hero until the British em
bassy hns had time to trnnsmit it to
the London foreign office, Romo
spokesmen snid.
"Dead" Man Confesses
Desertion From Navy
POTTl'LAND, .March ia. 4)
Wiektor Snnclsirom, 7a-yonr-oUl form
er pnilor, hit oh od nt his coat nnd
l-'urpd rutted Stntos nnvy ilischarRP
pni-crs in his pocket totlny 40 years
after hp fell from the topninst rigging
of tiio i . IS. Adams nnd disappeared
in San Krniicisoo hny.
1 1 is conscience ''Iniihergl him" for
two-score years nnd Ihe other tiny hp
checked into the nnvy recruiting office
nnd nnnonnced himself n deriler.
LAST TIMES TONIGHT!
J
it TWO BIO SHOWS
A 7 .DOmtKSON
. mm mi 1 RW 1
EUGENE, OREGON
SATURDAY'S RADIO PROGRAMS
' KORE, Eugene
1420 Kllooyolet
1:45 Twilight Shadowi
i:30 Phantoms of Broadway
1:00 Rhythm Without Rtaio.
i: 15 Sketches In Melody
1:30 Transradlo Newt
at Garden of Melody
:00 Speech Department, U. of 0.
:30 Hit Tunes
:00 Roundup
:IS WPA
:30 Hit Tunet
nn In the Crime lloht
:I5 Eddie Scrogglnt' Orchestra
KOAC, corvallli
S60 Kilocycle!
:30 Stories for Boya and Girls
:00 On the Campuses
:30 Musio
:45 Vespers, Rev. E. , " "1
:00 Musio
: 15 News
3(1 Farm Hour
:45 Markets and Crops
:00 Future Farmer
:30 Music
:45 Science Newa of the Week
:00-9:00 Musio of the Masters
KGW, Portland
620 Klloeyclea
f NBC Red Network)
:45 Piano Surprises.
:00 Musio aad American Youth.
:30 Oregonlan on Review.
:00 Oroheatra, NBC.
30 Chateau.,
:30 Irvln S. Cobb.
:00 Circus.
:45 Orchestra.
:00 Shaador, Violinist.
:08 Jerry Blaine's Oroheatra.
:30 Orchestra.
SLATED MARCH 29
The first class in the League of
Oregon Cities-sponsored police train
ing school progrnm will be held nt
2:30 Mondny afternoon, March -20,
with Dana E. Jewell, sergeant of de
tectives with tbe Portland police force,
acting as instructor,
The subject taken up by the class
will be "What the Public Expects of
the Police Officer and His Duties."
All the members of the city force will
attend, and Chief Carl F. Bergman
will issue invitations to county offi
cers and state policemen in the Lane
area. The class will be open only to
members of law enforcement bodies
and prospective police officers.
Sergeant JJana, the instructor, haa
been many years with the Portland
police department aud his just com
pleted a special cot.rse in the federal
bureau of investigation school in
Washington, .D. C.
Fascist Spy Ring
Caught in Madrid
MADRID, Mnrch 1 P. CP) Police
rounded up members of an alleged
fascist "fifth column" tonight after
announcing they had broken a ring
planning assassinations, kidnaplngs
and sabotage to disrupt the tapital's
defenses. .
The leader of the organization,
charged with having operated inside
the city in collusion with trusted of
ficials, wns said to be Exuperio Munos
Gonzalez, a sympathizer' with insur
gent Generalissimo Francisco Franco.
More than 30 members, including
several women and five policemen.
were arrested as police squadrons
raided asserted hiding places.
Uptrend In Farm
Products Is Noted
PORTLAND, Ore, Mch. 13. UP)
Steady progress in all kinds of farm
products was reported today by Dun
nnd Bradstreet in its weekly aurvey of
business. Prices are generally higher
than a year ago, the survey said.
Only a slight gain in building ac
tivity was reported but prospects were
declared good for the spring and sum
mer. Retail trade likewise ' was ex
pected to improve with better weather
conditions.
The survey noted little change in
tho lumber industry, due chiefly to
log shortage and inability to obtain
boat space for early loadings.
Rogue River Frost
Warnings to Start
MKDl'ORD, Ore., Mar. 1.). OP)
lioy Rogers, assistant frost meteor
oligist for the Rogue River valley,
will arrivo Monday to begin frost
warning service for fruit growers.
The Rogue River fruit crop is two
weeks behind Inst year.
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10:15 Bart Woodyard Orchestra.
10:45 Orchestra.
Il:00--Bal Taharln Oroheatra.
1 1 :30 Deauvllle Club Orchestra.
To 12 Weather Report.
KEX, Portland
1 180 Kilocycles
(NBC Blua Network)
4:35 Deauvllle Club Orchestra.
5:00 St. Francis Orchestra.
5:30 NBC Program.
6:15 to 8 Silent to KOB.
8:00 National Barn Dane.
9:00 Ed Wynn for Spuds.
9:30 Oregonlan News.
9:45 Ambassador Oroheatra.
10:00 St. Francis Orchestra.
10:30 Venden Brothers.
1 1 :00 Oregonlan Newa,
11:15 Charles Runyan.
To I Weather, Police Reports.
KOIN, Portland
(CBS Network)
5:00 Professor Quiz,
5:30 Menges Orchestra,
6:00 Speed Show.
6:30 Saturday Night Serenaders.
7:00 Your Hit Parade.
7:45 Americana,
8:00 Leon F. Drews, Organist.
8:15 Benny Goodman Orohestra.
8:30 Johnny Presents.
9:00 Aeapella Singers.
9:15 Ted Florlto Orohestra.
9:30 Henry King Orchestra. '
10:00 Pet Pontrtlll Orchestra,
10:30 Larry Lea Orohestra.
1 1 :00 CBS.
11:15 Del Milne's Orchestra.
1 1 :30 Del Milne's Orohestra.
1 1 :45 Kenny Allen's Orchestra.
Student Lawyers
Fire Pavement In
Kidnap Attempt
NORMAN, Okln.. Mnrch 13. VP)
Flaming gasoline blocked trnffic and
over-ripe eggs filled the nir today as
student lawyers at the University of
Oklahoma tried to kidnap the en
gineers queen.
One student waa injured and police
and firemen were cnlled to rescue an
other from atop a 75-foot flag pole.
Jn the midst of the melee, pretty,
dark-eyed Jo Wade Thornton, a ju
nior, was crowned queen of the en
gineers' annual St. Pat's celebration.
The fight started when the lawyers
attacked the coronation parade, headed
by the queen and her attendants in an
open car. The law students dumped a
quantity of gasoline on the pavement
and set it afire.
Chemical engineers fought the
flames with fire extinguishers while
the lawyers rained rotten eggs and
paper' seeks filled with water on the
heads of the paraders from second
and third floor windows of the law
building.
Wage Conference
Moved By Pickets
NEW YORK, March 13 UP) The
Appalachian area soft coal wage con
ference wns moved suddenly today
fiom the Biltmore hotel to the engin
eer's club because a local union began
picketing the hotel.
Tbe incident recalled John L. Lewis'
recent refusal to pass through a picket
line during a; waiters' striso at a
Washington hotel.
DANCE AT
VAUGHN
Herschel Davis and
Hla Orchestra
WINES
PINTS 29c
QUARTS 49c
h GALLON 95c
GALLON .... $1.49
ED'S WINE DEPOT
49 East Broadway
C3PSM13
William GARGAN
BINNIE BARNES
WENDY BARRIE
JUyiMoe'WALBURN
seeuMu ctm
LAST TIMES TONIGHT
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.' LIQUOR DEALERS
PORTLAND, March 13. OP)
Moving to protect itself against pos
sible loss of tax receipts through in
solvency of importers and manufac
turers of alcoholic beverages, the Ore
gon State Liquor commission today
made a ruling requiring auch dealera
to put up new bonds. The amount of
the bond ia to be determined by busi
ness volume with the commission re
serving the right to make changes
whenever necessary.
Administrator Otto Runte increased
bis bond from $25,000 to $50,000, the
total of the new revolving, fund, in
compliance with recent action at the
legislature. -
All lieenses will be issued after Sat
urday under provisions of houso bill
347. The measure created one new
class of retail beer permits and con
formed with previous commission rulings.-
The commission prohibited purchase
of liquor through bellboys by hotel
guests not having licenses'.
18 Known Dead In
MacBeth Mine Blast
LOGAN, W. Vs.. March lil. UP)
The Black deptba of the blasted Mac
beth mine held nine dead men tonight
while the bodies of nino others killed
in West Virginia's worst mine dis
aster in a decade rested in a funeral
home.
Stumbling rescue crews, so worn
out they could only speak with diffi
culty of the terrors of the explosion in
the deep pit, had brought out the nine
nnd had definitely located the bodies
of the other victims.
Two of the 18 trapped when the
blast let go last night were believed
behind a mass of slate, coal and
timber.
No one held any hope that the two
men were alive.
DANCE
TONIGHT
Willamette Park
Prentice Gross
Orchestra
Phone 1929
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Florists
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300 ACRE FOOTUirTTTT
able building," Ji?
nas of fruit, walnuts T10' lU
?a self's.
buy at 35fK. Term. .1" 4 1
100 ACRE r'OOTl7i7j7FTir
set of building. 5.1 ;.. ' "4
nai. pasture and timber . Ut
sheep and turkev fa l.u J"1'
-d. Price ?:i(RK)-na;7" 'tt-
"imisburt. 0r.
Go with the Crowd, to ,
On Horn Lane, Pacific Highway B(lrti
KINNEY'S 11137 t'ARlTcwlT
64 B,g pages general inform.vdrrSS
picturea, details 300 farms
nriees. i-,. 'ocatioa.
Oregon Settlement Assn.. SI Sti
160 A. FARM, $oo per KtTlhz
imnroveH T . ,.. vr H,lMj
for irrigation. On It D?
school, store eh.l. ' ,',;
bal. terms. Writ. a
Save a date for Sunosy anj ,ee
SUNNY LEA
On Horn Lane, Taeific Higbw., oonl
Be Sure to S
SUNNY LEA
ONE AfIRK ra.nsp rv
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baraec, poultry house, woodshed, wij
S3l.J. RefiKnnnhln ,.
SAM EU6H REALTY CO,
lu-u uioniette Ph. 6J
Best soil in tho world ia
SUNNY LEA
160 A. Saw timber, piling and lot o!
wuuu. jiusi oe sora. tasy B,ul to
Eugene. Address Reg.-Gmrd 6ST,
BEAUTIFUL, modern 7-roon lota.
Oil burner. Double plumbin;. Fai
iew. un r airmounc tHTd. rh. 2T53J
H. N. TRAXLER
Farm Homes. Acreage. General Bill
.estate, trades, uresweu, Orera.
SMALL acreage, 3 mi. N. on PieSi
nwy. ft a. up. fa. l3-r-L D. C
nowara.
NICE Eugene lot, garage, sewer; aldt
walk, walnut trees. Price 13
Johnson, Oth and h Sts, P. 0. Boi
ib, Springfield.
CLOSE-IN acre tracts $150 to 130ft
C. F. HYDE REALTY CO.
COMPLETE list ot city and id
homes. 10 down, biL like rat
McCully Realty, 60 W. Bdwy.
HOMES BUILT TO ORDER
Blair T. Alderman, Contractor
"ZTMATR" Trailer Homes. Ph. H
S6 A. Ranch for sale. Bars & coop.
Running water. 146 J. Springfield.
FOR SALE My home at 1019 Bifk
has been reduced.
THE TETTER BUYS
JOSEPH DABBY PHONE !
10 A. 9 A. walnuts, 1 filberts:
mi. E. Santa Clara. I. T. Htuuihi
140 A. FARM land for rent. C,
Grimes, Rt. 1, .
MODERN SUBURBAN HOME
Priced to sell. Pa. 866
Real Estate for Trade
5 ROOM HOUSE WITH FBI
PLACE. Modern except beat 1
class condition, sbont 1 mile iron
city limits. 1 acre of rrouai ;
ly orchard. Exchange for ftrm
Mr. Spencer at
EMERY & Bmsw
CO Prn.telt. Phone S3
. . ........ Tin . v r,iA. in. inrref'
cd. At Ashland. Ore Free and dm
Commercial orcaara. for
Th. 457-J. CaU H asr"-
Opportunities
Business
GOOD LOCATION
or oiner uubiu -
See .Mr. Greenup
Oregon Settlement M"1 "
RESIDENXEndS;orelee.triw;
good scnooi. i ... 6s
piirment. nea.-uu - .
o.vACCOU.vTofiiibia;
cided to sen v."' pi a
located bt "
JAM 'S'At HATCHKBI
CM E. Sth I'"-. " :
Cuvtom hatehins. K" " "
Leghorn chic k.: L 's. 1
W weeks old. W ' ,ri
fheks. hstcneo
i::. 7e earn.
located S.i iiuai'"-.,
For Sale or Trade
3, Eugene. -j
EQUIPPKP, t"i"t-' n
for small e-pupl 1 (iri
denee. BozL'
Wantedjojrade
trade for wood r
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