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o THE REGISTER. GUARD. EUGENE. OREGON Ju!v i? J Pace EeW 0 Eggs And Poultry Advance Here L A funeral ao"vanrf In pcrp aro! po'iltrv flotation on the 1oal market fnUnw ed announrement of fimtlar raue in : Portland trade eeniert Tuerdav. Practically all tag price went up on t or two rent. Pacific Co-Op reported ihf ( lone itable price of the day, as chcx re mained at 19 cents. j With poultry, the advance was upotted f with colored hen and uprlnici and Leg horn broiler reporting a one-cent lift, j Boyenberrie? were reported at loca! market, bringing $1.75 a crate. LOCAL PRICES EGGS (New Tork Grade Boring Price ) Extra. . . V. F'andard. . 1 Medium Txtraa 17c Medium Standards. . . IV Crax. . 13c (Egg Depot BBTTaf Prlcei, Large extras .51e Extra Medium ..18c (Pacific Co-op Prlrei Is Retallem (Cartons or M eaa lota le extra) Overire . . 37c Extras, large 2 V Extra, medium . Standard", large Standards, medlumi Chex - roi'LTRT (Btil.c Prleeil Colored heni, 4 to 5 S Ibv Colored hens, over ' lb Leghorn hen, over ll lb. Leghorn hen, under 3'i lb. Leghorn broiler, 1 '-!" lbs. Leghorn fryera. over l-" lbs. Colored uprln,-., 3-3'V lb. Colored spring, over 3! lb Colored fprlngf, over 3'j lh, ....2.V ...-2tr j 19c I 13c 15c lc 8c c Cocki All No, 2, 2 cents less. Bt TTERFAT (Baying Prkes) "A" grade cream, delivery twice weekly . JV: f'B" grade cream . , , . Sic C" grade cream 2Te BUTTER (Wbaleula Prices: Cartas 1 bltherV "A" grade, lb, B- grade. Ib. W',c CHEEeE (Wholesale PrUa to ReUUers) jnmi. itrIe. lb. . ?3e Case tots. Tb. 21c Trips, single. Tb ... . 2Ir Trip Case. lota. Vt. 20e WOOL AXT MCiRAtR (BwlBg Price) Mnitin wool. Tb. Coarse wool. Tb. Fine wool. Tb. Lamb wnol, IK H S3c 31c 3V- S3c -A5c Mohair. Tb. . HIDES Green beef. Tb. . Calf. Tb. Dry. Tb. CASCARA BARK Csscara, Tb. GRAINS tcheat, red. bushel Wheat, white, bushel Barley, ton Gray oats, ton .... .11 14 -L14 0 White, oats, ton BAT Cheat hay, ton Oats and vetch bay, ion . Clover Hay Q 0(1 VEGETABLES I Baying Prlfes Aser. lor Ne. 1 Predoeei Green Bean, in. Le't'ice. dor. heads I Euchml snuash. lb. . Peas. lb. 5c Onions, dor. bunches . , , r . . ; Carrots, dot. bin;hes - , - ! P,adihes, dor. bunches , "V i Hothouse cucumhers, dr. 501 vw New po'atoe. No 1. 1"0 lbs 11 ; Beets, dor. bunches ...4"c , Spinach, Tb. .... 5c noinuuse im.--. " J " w. , : !- mm - Loganberries, crate . Povienberriefl. rrate ' Dried l'ahsn Prunes, Tb. , - 1 Rhuha'-b. Tb. .... Noble French prunes, Tb. . 1"V Raapberrle. crate $I5ol 5 NtTS Filberts. Tb. IV Walnuu. Tb. 13e PORTLANt QCOTATIONB PORTLAND, Ore . Julv n(AP' Butter, prints: A grade 3 rents lb. in parchment wrappers. 38c Ih. in carton : B grade 34 cents tn parchment wrapper. 35 cents in carton. ?hltterfat (Portland deli vet-v, bus-lnf price A grade, delivered at least twice weekly 34-14 !ic; count rv stations. A grads 3t-3?'ic; B grade l'jc le-: C Grade ftc less. Cheese Oregon triplets. 17c; Oregon loaf. I'-. Brokeis will pay ',ic below quota'lon. Live poultrv Buving price by whole salers: Colored hem. 4-i Th . 14-1V th ; ver 5 lbs , 14-15c Th : Ixghorn hens un der 34 lbs. 0-11e Th.; p er 3" , 1b . II 12c Th ; colored springs, over 3' lb , 1 3Vr Tb ; 3 to 3l lbs.. 18-ISc Tb : Leghorn broilers, 18-17c Tb.; roosters. 8-7c Th. Fgga Buvtn prlre by whn!ealer: exems. 2V: standards rV. medmr". 1 ft.-. mediutn first. 17c: iiodet gfade. IV. Countrv meat Selling prue to retail ers: Cmintrv killed hog. bet hntchrr. Under I8O lb IV: verier 14--. 1 th "'1 thin 10-IJr lb; heaw KV; r-il'er-.. -Uc lb: canner ri"- , 18-: bnlu lo-llc; jprirr la'vb I.. 17c lb: ee 4-7c lb Potifenr"-,-'it 1 7s Kl-"th N" t. ?: Yekitra No. 1. ! i:-. local ' ' rental. New p,ilatnfs-Cf'''n,'"a ln'es J? on per cenal: Texas, $1 25 5-!h. bag Ti'.e miles. 2r 1 cyr-'oiwO'd r-op Oregon No 1 7vw 5 per 50-lb bag. New crop. Cab-'or-isa red. av-fi on vi lb bg Civheila. 1 00. r!. low, fl 50 per i lb. bag. Cralo'ipe Tel,ano, ;u-nbo 4 TV. 54 stjindatd 4' Jl 75'. Jii" b-i 5 T Wool 1937, nominal; Willamette v. ' lev', medium. 3V Th cnar.e ar:d hrai-H, ' XV Tb.: eastern Oregon. 28-2fc Tb : line. 28-?t? lb ; medium. 31-33c lb , crosi-btcl. 33 -33c lb. Mohair I'm ronTsrt, 55c. Eastern O'egon 30;8c lb.; Willamette valley. 33c Th. Hay belling prVe to reai!er: Alfalfa. No. "l, 818. etrn 'esr-n timo-hv sjo 50- nats and etcli. 13; clover $12-13 ton. Portland. NOW! "Personal Property" with JI4N HAS10W R0BT. TAYLOR Love Is News" TYRONE POWER 10RETTA YOUNG 22ljj Mohair 1M7 eontrartj., 5'e ft. r&cra bark buj ir.j pnct. 1937 p-el, ' 5e IK PORT LAN PTAPLM ! PORTLAND. Julv 13 AP S'ir R-rry o- fmi', K--, Jo 20. baifs, H 4 V i r--t. f5 70 rrntl. Pnrrr.i" flour veiling prir. citv d-h-.ery. .. to loi: Family pa'nTj. WK f 7. 1 .-T V,. hak'" hard v. hHt. M 3S 8 .V. b?kr M;rttn J.'. ft.- 2 V bnlM hard. l'-7 3- fraiam, U S.5-6 35, whole wneat, Vi 53-6 75 bairel. No rhanfie in public market quotation 'vas seen Tuesday as itall-keeperi re portM quiet trading, Berne and early summer fruits were coming in stronger, however, and a bnk hutineR in rannfrg equipment was fore seen hy grocery dealer. The berry crop i reported f) have come through the recent ram in fairly good thape and hcveral auctie are now available. PUBLIC MARKET i . RETAIL PRICES ! Vegetables Green Bean, lb lor: 3 for .. Wax twan. 3 lb, for I Cabbage, lb. i Lettuce, head .- , Radishes, 3 bunches f"r 2V 2Ae 4c -10c ; Spinach, lb. "c: 2 for -13c , Green onions, bunch 5e: 2 for. Hothou tomatoes, 2 lbs, for 23c, up to 20c lb. Hothouse cucumber, each SfllOc Parsley, bunch . .. . $c New potato, lb. 10c; 10 lbs 2V Onions, sweet. lb. . , -, . . . , , 5c rarrots. bunch , 2 for 9c Pannips. b. Peas. 4 lbs. Beet, bunch .. 29c : 2 for 9c Ail greens. 2 Tbs. for 15c F raits Your gbe-ries. box loc, 3 for Iv--ganben:e. 4 boxes Roal A-.re Cherries . , lThert Cr-.e'TTie. lb. P e Cherrie. 2 lb, for . 1iT"'.w. 3 boYe P' - C r. 3 boxes . 25c 25c I -ib. ioc ; 10c 15c l 2.V """.VnT""" 1 Box 10c; 1 for 29c Rhubarb. 4 T. rreh jv ; T-eh er-i ' Fresli mrlurj . -10c , 28c i 24c ' i Poaltry Hea"- hr-j. Tb , , . . , ; Leirhom he-s. ijrg.mTt in e-. Tb. , ' Ha T frye-t, lb- 2c " . 28c I 18322c j Turkeys. Ib. Mlfcellsntaaa Tir.ato p'snt. dox 20c ! !5C 10c ic : 35c j Water cress, 2 bunches , !- Onion sets. Tb. . L . Homtny, ct. 10c: qt. Butter. Tb T J Filberts. Tb. WSp.j. lb 18c. 2 !hs. U Rorghum. qt. t Horseradish. Tb. ... 20c r , 35c : -20t j I CHtCACO llVt'TOCK CHICAGO. Julv 13 AP-tV S Tpt Agr.i Hogs 13.000: most sows 10-15 lower; other hcigs now around 2 lower; earlv w? grwd nd choir In. .12 1w40; few choice 150-170 b.. 11.50- 12 35: gM light and medium weight sniPacVir g sows mostly 10 00.50. J30"a33; CM'' 100; ralves IS: strictly grain " i fed medium weight and weightv steers t-Sfl9 ' w lower than late 1t ltfht heifer tnrt in 1 and mixed vearHnas about steady but all ' y npiirrn ann arrfln m imevrnty 125 1 100 under last week's flight ad- hulls stadv to strong: best prime , steers hid around 18 75: few loads trtppv hid 100.2.; near choice kmdx as j m'irh a " lower, to-Vers and feeder , weak to 2 down: thin native 8 75-8 00; f derad for weightv bulls broad; veal- i ers 35-50 lower t 10 O0 down. Shep 8.00O: spring lambs 25-50 lower 1 than Mo'iav s rto; top native spring .lambs 1IO0 to .mall killers; hulk 10 5A. as vet pothmr done on fed wooled I Cahforntas: trw sheep about steady; ewes iinrir.n c. siv CHICAGO. July 1 3 AP Running i "',7. , ' 2 ,J, much 7't cen'i a huhel Vyward here , Cb'eflv what -et the market aflame , hf.. crop already had been rMuced by dronBht and heat to as low as 12VOOoooo trishels This would he approximately but third of normal. At Ibe co e. wheat s l rents to 8 r'erdav finih. Julv 1.25 ren' above .-l 2. 5ept 1 3' . corn unchanged 2's UP. Julv 1 2A'. Sept. 1 13 -1.14. and OAts to 2 cents higher, a PORTLAND GRAIN PORTLAND. Julv 13i APi Grain" "A heat: Opn High lw Close ulv: . 1 07S 1 10", 1 07'S 1 10' Scpi ... I M'j l.flfl 1.08', l 00 Cah wheit. Rig Bend Bluesiem MW 17 r't. 1 SON; dark bard winter 13 pet ins, 12 pet ! 21 N: 11 pet. I 15N. soft w'u'e, western white and western red, l.UN: ha-vl winter 1 12N. . No 2-45 lh PW 33 50. Corn. Argrtiiine 4? 00. M-tlnin tndard on T"dv's cr receipts: Flour 3. N Nomina' 1 PORT! NB MVISTOI K pop TI A VP. Ore.. July 13 'AP-U. R. Pepv Ar 1- Hogs 300. market active. eaty. gond-ch'ti.-e 1.-315 lh. drlvem H T". o,-t lot abvent 12 00. medium e-dc- 1 1 .. . :r"..?fi Ib lir--1135. light CM a- 1 'u" p g 10 7-ll pck-!-g sow 77.-8oo, cb-ucc feeder pigs C't'e- inn rc r !vkf tead ding .to direct, calves on tircted supply. t I arce qitotb'e about P 85. -medium 8 oo.a ?s. cutters Vets 5 on-8 75. g: av heif low cutter and cutter 3 V 'v tvpe com s 4 sO-4 7s, good !V 50. bulls 5 V-8 25, veal- ft 00. 0 'nctnd or.!v f 1 lit direct, mar. weak, (an lv good vmoii -medium 8 75--8oo, medium-good 3 BDRTLAND BUTTER rnrm.ANP Ore. Julv 13 a'P' .f!Ki'-g the -econd mA snot 1n to trad "g d. eg went up another rent for le Tueds traie the advance applvitvg o a'l K-'ir. making extra large 24c on ' as reported steady at the Vel lo.-llv Mas unchanged LAST TIMES TODAY GARY COOPER in "TH 1 0IE0 AT DAW N' BR ADD0CK v.. LOUIS FIGHT PICTURIS TOMORROW rasffl , ip- fi'ni'.f The n.a:rt new f.fne I Jbo.er n.ar in Ail. .tc.'. Theatres O E. J. TUESDAY BILLS MeDONALD: " 'aptJim- Cr1T. fie "f ir-A ay Ilnl'T." HEILIG: "Meflt rli Mius"' and "RhTthm In the rioud." STATE: "The General PiH at I .awn'' and Jxu is - Ft r.t'l'i-:k firht piture. MAYFLOWER: "1,U?4 of London" and "Li it ft Married.'' REX: "Personal Property-' and "lyore Is .Vew." "Captain Courageous, now play ing at the Mac, is the story of spoiled rich -man's on i Freddie Bartholo mew! who fall from a " learner and is picked up by a member of a fish ing boat' crew (Spencer Tracy t. Freddie takes a few bard knock-, which aerve to chanS" htm from milk-ffp to a hardy, rltan yniinK$tr. "Captains Couracou." despite the n-done drama, "Fly-Away Baby"' i alo a picture worth aeein. Victor Moore and Helen Br"derick play at the lleilig jn a clever comedy. c "Meet the Missus." Hip nlnt d-ali with a woman who trie, ro wm ?H,- 000 in a "good-honfiewife" contest, yet aoVchei boiled water and make. the rat up in the hd. Her domi nated husband forced to conipli- nient her on ineaU he lit coked him self, and make himself a household ece.ty in a peneral way. Anne Shirley and Alan Bruce' provide the heart intereM. "ftliTthni in the Clouds" if an equal ly fascinminc muvic cmedy star rinp 1'ntrieia HI is, W'nrren Hull. William Newell and Milliard Carle. With a fact-moving plot, (he grddn voire nf Warren Hull, and onieHv ntic of the entire ran . ., Hhytbm in rate it soli" hijh in this year's fun-feM pi-turrs. Tyrone Power, Madeleine Carroll and Freddie Bartholomew appear at the Mayflower in "l.lordp of London" "hich tells of the drama and pr- tonalities connected w ith th great insurance companv of Knilish bif-tnTf. Two lads who are childhood friends bring their friendship to a test af'r they become men. "Let's iet Mirried" i hilled aKo a the Mayflower and deals with a weatner man wno noesn t quite know what to do when he sets the dd shoiilder and driven the cirl mad when he find the "kis and m.ike up" method distlisleful. At the State, C.ary CmtpT and ! Madeleine Carroll return n dramn of itit rjgue and rom.nwe, "The t ;Vn -eral id at Pawn.' Madflme i assigned to lead Cooper to destruc tion in the rebellion of Chinn lu'ninst its warlords, find" herself mtn-hr in a tancinua web, mu offers her life for the man she loves. A Mow hy Idow mrivini , of th" Loiiis-BraddocV fijht is hil''d with the picture. ! The lite Jean Hnrl'iw return with j Robert T.ivhr in "l1t,r."p.il I'roperty" ; now playing at the Rev.. Mi-S Harlow when she tries to g.t huii h' find herself fone at her own s.'tme, onlv it's hy a reckless young man iT.-nlort j who raros nothing for niony if he ran li t his own life. 'an"us tmrle- M' HfirloWa hutler rmH hi own .family visits h's employer. "Love 1.4 News'' is the nth' r picture , . inoth(.r ot !hnjl rifled press ,, . , 1 stories. 1 yp.ne Wr. Loretta "in:, land lon Ainrche star in tin reilly . romedv. Rabbi Goldburg to ! Lecture On Campus Ruhbi Norman . tToldhur-r of Sac ramento, sprnkmg ntiiler tlir auspices of llie .leuili ( 'littili HUu'l't f""lflV .( ritilii'lelphia. will lei-tnrr in the fac nlty room of S. II, Friendly hull on the campus at 7 :.l4 1 this earning. Ili topic will he ".lonnh I'nn ilhpg Pro phet of t'niver-nlif m." Riblu fl.dd burg is one of a number of pfakcrs roverinj X Rttes in the interest of undern taiidmg and tolerant, e am one denominations. Bibliomancy i the term used to dri?nate the praci ire 8"m people hae when pii?zled of opetnng the Hi Me at random, reading a terse, aud allowing it to determine the person s course of action. re'aryand steady for Tuesd Orangey tooK a ju ioie3le. The ad a nee averagng atound 50c on ir luatlv all sue. I v.d upply w a liort Although the reisil drt-.'-n-.d for aspar agus was tairlv gvM for the reason, sup plies w ere otne hat lirt-1 el boleale and price fully turn on the week's slight ad auces Corn was slightly rhearer. "Step Lively Jeeve," Arthur Treacher ho' ... ... .- . OS '.ws"...'ju.t.LjMl j.jre J NOW ! ! J aOss sj!ia e;tisii ssn VM j LAUGHS' 1 J j MUSICAL! ! I illfll SHORT I SUBJECTS' ! I WlSCTiHH 1 I'll i in a ni t"- a a i vpaa mm mm J AS MOTORS SLIP I BACK IN TRADING NFW YORK, July ' 13 ' AP Trsder d'rtceM down vme of their profits in todav BtAck rnarket and price trends generally pointed lower, t Early toses of fractions to 2 p'ntf, however, were reduced or cancelled In i manv Instances before the close as bids for u. S. S'eel and some other leaders were hoisted moderately. Steel iiues were up at a fairly active opening. They dipped later when Motors began to slide end. depite the mild rally in the final hour, some were still under water at me linnn. farm implements and P- cialties did better than the average. Util ities and rails lacked vitality. Transfers were around 8V.000 shares. Today's closing quotations: Air RMuc 7sB Al Chem and Dye 1.227 Allied Stores jq Am Can Am nd Tor Pow A T and T 104 8 ..1W Am Trh B Unquoted fTTl V. 3 v ks 17, Anaconda , 551 Armour Atchion. . Avtavton Corp Bait and Ohio BarndaM. . . Pendtx Avia Belli Siecl Bwinf, . Brieas Mfg Bu-id Mfg 8i- 7 . 29 . 271b Cat f pk 3 4 CaMeban 7-L Calumet jnd Hec . Canadian Pac . Cae Jl Catrpil Tract Ce'anese. . Certain-Teed. . .. dies and Ohio ... ChrvOer , roi Gas and Flee . Coml Invent Tr ... Centl folv , 189 !''; 103 12i ..' Comwlih and Sou . Con Fdis rn Corn Prod 83 'i Cur Weight Hu Pont Elect Auto Lt Gen E'y Gen Fo"-. ., Gen Mot Goodvaar Tires . 38' 1 . 52'. C,r. o Pf H-'don lllinon Cent Ir.p Conpr It l'irve-t !nt Nfk . . t- Pan and P Pf I T nd T J"'!' n anv Ker.r-e.-oft . l.ih-n-Ford . T t-T-M- e' B 1 ew's. . Mont- Ward .. Nt n-:ili. . Nit Pow and l,t NY Cent 1 North Am "I, or'Virn Pac Park-ird , . .1 C. Pnncv Pnn PR Phillips Pet prc..d stl Car Pub Srv N.I Puih-nn n.vim . Pe.)i R-md , nop sti n-v Th b shell tnon So Cal Kd I South Pac St,n Brandi "t Otl i"a . Oil N.I MP Ool Tpm. C'r, Tv Gulf Sul T-nnwiir . I't'ion Carb ..... Union Pai- I'nit A'rhns :u, 113. ai 10?" . 11. 130 .tor Airrraft Unit Corp I'S Rubber US S'eri itb wot Union . We; rrt Wh'.'r Mot Woolwoith. , Curb Cities Serv F'ec Bond and Sh Differences in temperature in the various latitude of the enrth ore due i' the iii'dinatinn of the sun's ravs. AMnovpjiere wenkeps dm rnys. go the l.itiinib's upon which the ras strike vt'rtn'iilly receive more he;it than when tl"' rftys arc slanted. MODERN WOMEN Nssd Nl Ss8l nvnthly pain and dlsy due to m rv-', u irm.r 1 tHwurc'.r mouisj cs.Lea, I 'hi-c(ie-tf rs lisniD'l lirsnd Pills rec2cctna. rriiMsn. KivUslChKlir M.I Py sm nr'urris i-TOvrr jyers- ahw THE FIRST PICTURE TO COME OUT OF SPAIN'S FUMING REVOITI 110X11 11111 Ullll Mir. n5 -4tv inJNimjUsJiiukv ffT'SVtrClPTMNS VjlllH "FLY-AWAY BPr21l BABY" M ( K'Mir! K Ltw Kill 1 l rtff TUESDAY RADIO PROGRAM inpF lgf It? Kit'flt 1 t Twit'gt Shid-'-s j k y Gsrn M'd'ei. ' is P'an" Sh'oq'jv, , S lyvC1': ("aana ,a 15 f-K-' m Me!sdT. . a snTianrii'i'.o New. K 4 Hodgf Program 7 w True P"'e 5'ory 7 3T P A H"l' 07'hTTS 7 t.V-Hi'i'f of MarG-egs?r. t fVod-V:l P- we ft Ame-i-n Ijegir-n. 8 .ViTop T'nes 3 fwin the Cnmel'gr-r. iO c CerTslh ft4 kllr;clr 8 3fl rarm Hour, j 6. 45 Market and crop reports. 7 fmP'.ani Industrie D:v-'rtn. 7 15 P. M. Brandt. OSC Dairy Dept. 7 30 Mustr. 7.45 United Tress New. HEX Portlani 11M Kllvrle ( NBC Blue Network) .VOo Ben Bernie and Lads. 5:30 Ore con la n News. 5-41 Baritone Balladier, 8:00 Other Americas. 6:3 Manuel and Wiliamson. 7 00 Back-Seat Dr:er. 7:1.' Lum and Abner. 7:30 Bi-rrarck Hotel orchestra. 8:00 Oregonian News. 8:15 Guest of the E.ert!r.g. 8-30 Cove-ed Waeon Da:-"s. 9.00 Russian Rhapsody. 9:30 Johr.ny O Bnen. 9:45 Conerejs Huel Orcbesra. 10:(xvBilmore Hoel Orchestra. 1015 Speakng of Sports. 70:30 Coilese Inn Orchestra. 11:00 Oregonian News. 11:15 Haven ot Fe;t. WEDNESDAY RADIO PROGRAMS RORT rugene II !0 KHorjrles 7:00 a. m Early Bird-. T'45 .Mornicg Scrmonette. 8:0O Housewife. 8:15 New. I0:fs1 Prob'em for Pamela. 10:15 Whipermg String'. 10- 3O Roti idup. 10;45 Ma Perkins. 11 :00 Let's Dance. 11:15 Ine Countv Products. 11- 45 Ballad Time. 1:00 Ten-po Di Modernage. 12:15 p. m.-Scwf. 2:W Peacock Court. 12:45 What Lane County Think. 1 :00 Through Hollywood Lens. 1:1 Hill Billy Serenade. 1:30 The Serenadcrs. 1 :4.'i Librarv in Miniature. 7 oacoral S'.vnds. C15 Monitor Views the Ncwi, 2:30 A: Your Commard. 3.30 Thine Worth Knowing 3:45 Works Progress Administration 4:00 News. 4:1 Oregon Trail. 4-3AOdd a-d Ends. 4:d--TMl!.Ebt Fhadow. 3 :"0 Sketches in Melody. 5 45 The Stan-p Man. a oo Oregon T'ail 8 30 T--ns Radio Nws 8 45 The Ari-torrat. 7 on Court of Hnran Relaioni. 7 nOr"gon T-ail Ho-j'e of MqcGreggor. 8 ooHaail Ca!!s. 8-30 Town.Tprd Quarter Hour !-4 Talking Dr:m-. 0 000'i Hen-ch1 f: 13 Eddie vTorgin. KOAC Corvilll .W0 Kllncyrlfs " 00 m International nela'ioni. " OMnvir. 1 Ontlon-ien''l'Ker Ho'ir. o-r Marguerite Moe. "Book Review.' 10-no Music. in-i-,The Monitor Vws the New. 10-30 Vulc. 10 i-,sorv Hour for Ad"tlts. 11:l.Musir. 11:.io Nfw Trends in Educntion" 11 5 Musi''. It 0ft United Pres New, 1?:15 p. m. 1 Whose Si'ety"" 12 30 Market find crop reports 1 ooSvmphonic hour. 1:10 Stories for Boys and Girls. 1 4VMuic. 2 ooHomern,ikeri Half Ho'ir. 8 roFrm Hour. 8 45 MarkC and crop report. 7 IV Rural Rehabilitation. 7 10 Mn-ir. 7 45 United Tre News. KniV pertlsnd u$ h'llnevlas iCfl" Ntwnrk 8 .-0 a m --KOlN K'ork a on KOIN N-m Service. R 0 Son of the pioneers. 3 15 Ncghhor Jim. 8 30 Flet Vek Speaker. 8 r U. P. Na-. v Fand. no Petti- and Hob 0 l llvnv. of All Ch'iThet 1 ?7B-'y Crocker 1 33 Aroold Gnmm Ps'igb'T f t8 Who's Who in the News, in no piC St-ter. 10 isReal Li,f Stories. 1 to .toKdwri Hi'l. 1 10 45TyrJ and Mrg ! U OO Mgare of the Air. j 11 ,,0 Con,uiner News. 1 n 13 This and Tha'. ! i" ftft New. , It 15 p nV r-etv Kittv Kelly. K 3ft Home T own Sketches i 1? 4.5-Store Reporter. 1 no Kisie Thompson, organist, 1 : 15 Hometnaker' Institute. 1 -jo ..Ne-. Tl"-oMtfb n 5Vman'j Eyf, t r Newpip'r cf the Air, 2 -30 Newly wed 2 4.5 Fye of the World. 3 00 The 5etcrn Home Hour 4 no Cah acad- o' America. , 4 30 Variety U'inf. ' ;, no Andre Kostel.tnct' Orchestra. 5. 30 Beauty Box Thelre. 8 -OO'-Tbe Gangbusters." i 6 30 CFiS Procram. 1 8 '4.5 Little Sho v. '7 00 ScattcrocHi Baines. 7:15 Boake Carter. 7'3ft Laugh wfh Ken Murra'-. 8 00 Leon F. Drews. Organist 1 , 11 y rrles F'lnvan To 12 Weather. Folic Rp?rU. KG W. Pertlss 1 ? KllseTtlft NUC 4 Netarki "A S'ars of Miv. f 30 NBC Program. 8 30 Jimmy Fidier. ' 4 Vie and Sd s 7 w Am "n Andy. T 15 Yeast Program. 7 ro Le Bron s Orchestra. . 7 3f Phillip Mcrrts 8 oripath Valley Das. 8 V Good Morning Tonight. 9 f Oil. 9 3A Alias Jirrmv Valentine. 9 45 Mohva s Orchestra. 10 on Richfield News. 10 15 Spiritual Fantasy. 10 45 Amhassabor Hotel orchestra. 11 -oft pal Tabann orchestra. 11 3TtCptrm-n 0-chet-a. To i: Weather Report. KOlN Port Una 940 KilacyrUs 'CBS Network) 5 "0 Cassandra. ' 5 30 Swing School. 8 00 Little Show. ;8:15 V. S. Navy Band 6'30 Blue Velvet Orchestra, !7:00 Scattergood Baines. I 7:15 Bunny Bengan Orchestra. ! 7:30 lavier Cuget. Orchestra. ,8 00 Al Pierce and Hu Gang. 7-30Xavier Cuget. orchestra. 8:45 On the Air with Lud Gluskin. 9:15 Jan Garber Orchestra. 9:30 Leon F. Drews, organtit. 9 45 Five Star Final. ! 10:00 Night Rider. 10:15 The Art of Conversation. 10:45 G'en Gray Orchestra. 11:00 Edd-e Fitipatrick Orchestra 11 :15 Studio program. 11:30 Pete Pontrelli orchestra. I 8:15 Jan Garber Orchetra I 8 ?0 Geo-ge Hamilton Orchestra. j 9-00 Northwestern Neighbors. j 9:30 Al Lyons Orchestra. ( 9:45 Five Star Final. 10:00 Phantom Violin. I 10:15 Your Witness. 11;00 Sterlir.c Young's Orchestra. 11:30 Cole McElroy's Orchestra. KG W. Portland fiO KIIoctpU iNBC Rrd Network l 7:00 a. m. 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Funeral Directors 120 PHIL BARTHOLOMEW CHAPEL Springfield fitb and B. Phone 1. Real Estate for Sale 200 Real Estate forSale bimciij- mogprn Dome, goon locat on west nid. naved trui ..... schools, landscaped yard, full price J32T5. Payment will ti-'. Modern o-roorn. West side house, large nook, hardwood fliwiJ place, basement, furnace, laundry travs. finn lot nsrJ'J house newly painted, large garage, electric ran?p, Xorw'p!! ator. bedroom suite, all for $3200. If furniture, rjot taken r.I pricti 10 ,.)'jnu. oee rt. j. jiurtnian witii F. J. BERGER. 32 8TH AVE. EAST a'j Acres, cosy 4-room bungalow. Fireplace, running water. W" clover, garden and berries, irrigation. Fine hunting and t ncHiiuiui spot overiooKing river. y.ibnf, GOOD LARGE HOME CLOSE TO U. OF 0. i rooms. large fireplace, fine furnace. Wonderful lot, Mil!!, i large Deamitul trees. IS750. SAM RUGH REALTY COMPANY 754 ACRE FARM 4 tuilos snuth of Monroe, Otp. Ahout h.ilf tillable. Will subdifirJe. Also seieral othr trnets. STORE BUILDING WITH FIXTURES - I,ot rVHVJO. nn parerl Hwy.. with store bids. ijnxSrt fr. Maa 135 ft. of plate slas-s windows. Pru: store j ifriiniot ".. fr Will call Vl nan riti I reasi-nable terms, or rent space to suit tenant. 266 ACRES. 10 MILES S. E. OF C0RV ALUS' On Peoria rad. with fair bldps. This farm i divided pj- county road: -ill ftuMiTid to suit purchaser. S"e m" for price and terms. 96 ACRES, 31 MILES N. E. MONROE Irish Bnd district, about 60 acres tillable. moEtly in alfalfa and hairy retch. Full set of (arm bides. Price .7iHYI. Small payment down, bal ance on easy terms. EUGENE HOUSES Several rpjidenr??, both cam and west i'l''. From 4 to s room. Price jisito in ..'i00. Small down pny mpnt. eaT trnns with low rate of interest. ALSO MANY OTHER LISTINGS M. WILHELM Room 24. 1st National Bank Bldz. Office Pb. 734 Res. -.'510. F. H A. LOANS S-, PARSONS CO. We rover your automehi actinst i.'ibiitr ...,14i REAL ESTATE INSURANCE fil West Bro,dw-y ph. P4? :I"'K THESE i Eli: 1471 VM.I.AKIi Street. -".M-.' FAlRNIiU NT BI.VI". V.' I'i'TTEK Street All of them o ld-room h"mes. Drne by. if interested will arran-e fnr inspeetinn. 1'ENME .1. KOrPAL R.-m 11. First N all. Bk . B I .PC! . CHOICE. .". A. hearing otvtiard 2" niT N. nn liiwav e.l. A bargain at S.Xm. 'o.ild trade for city or MeKsn-ie Valley irrigated farm. Pickett. Ph. 44-F-n. I'"1'.! A. St-H-k raneb. well watered, g.-od bldg.. considerable timber, t; mi. E. C--tr,2e tlroie. CJood road. Alsea Hawler. Cottage firore. WAIN T LANE AC R KaTTe tVr '. 1 mi. N- E. of Rig gene. Rich river-bottom garden aod Cherra srd Bt'-'j- o.ohsrd -n smal. tract,. riaer P Hsrlow. 6 n.y.r,. LEAVING F0KE"ST" Nw s';i-;rban H-m, A rrtom fur " -ted: i; A. Fruit and Nuts. J4''i T'-vj. i --de Cn,--,.e-ill, Park .Ve. F I'lNr.Il , r'n. n.odero boi,-e. we.r -;..;,, rti limits f-re- p'se firr-re -.-n.t, and lar-e M' 'ITrn ti-r .o.-.. j7Vi7Th.k.. Wil. !tT-" St .t.i. d "to. bsl. per r-ioi. V 1-l' "1:E. 721 WiVintette St. I'-l II I'INi, o b' o-ioer ,lnt pofih e-T I -n:-.. or, R.rer Ro,. CITY WATER Mrs. -da Crocker. 20.1 Bl VS r -er t-.-tTo'ii. Will ae.-ept city vsr' ps-roeot till A. r-i't. lli'PliFS 7.'1 Willamette ! I" A P""i i.. r AT A S V -RlFItT .". -o-I lot, on L,jt i.-ie. l'i-ae 2K".l'-W. Funeral Direct. Ph. Euren, f-i 7 tl 'a or s" 1 Phnn112 'n.K8,i MlNHIiATBATiK SNOt.ns VAPnrr,;r ARNOt AL I1ATHS t SCIK.Vl'inr swki.ku .. Let us Ed II. v..i-. Al"!:-t, not rei,...,hU or arrounts in,rrr. k, , myself. A. 1; l,sy Ll-'lUl .LCiTT sip: landing, w , .uu.TO woiitii in troubirnrs vi a menu ore asUn . cat. with AdjuCn,',H tbe Sa ration .T-yl Home, ir .-, ""it il W. Mn.f. '.H Pn..l..J f :.r'""u:v "r'? : or w,,k . 'rwmij'j of ti- s, J iutaut Mable Ford 0f ,k. ? Army, 7l; Pearl ,trMt r. Lost and Found LOST old. tall. to "Shep." IWiirii, H I lasher. .'I 'I J o e t w e e n r ...ii....... CmwII and K..?e. fc, W . J.ith. V LOST Man1 Sunday a Hhu. L-..I.J rT iin.y .V.y,L'i I'hone 21'II.R LOST Model A -TTl, S tire. Ph. L'i'..V fpr ward. LOST ten. sss. -Hiilf -jr.-wn t-rav 1'. Mrs. Il.iywanl, 1163 (t l FOl MJ ladies' irri.t ,.T3 tify fc pay fnr ad. r, r,,; LOST lluw L-JifliirdfTn "24S-W. Transportation O. W. Jl.cj POIiTUXU- laTins Lupcue S a. m., 2 n a ' LOWEST FARTS I AS iff. SAN FRANCISCO ml Depot Broadway Cas) 'faM r.. rsroanway Floriau ATTENTION RAILROAD PEOPLE! DESIRABLE SMALL McKENZIE FARM Willnmette phon 51 FOK SALE 5-rm. bou.e W'i limits. i.-j-A. liinu, VM. rent .l-rni. ho'ise enjt side r .'12. Virgil Rowland. lHH r-' MILL HACK IIi'.MK, l"!" IV M.. for s.ile; d.i.rn rjr: terms in ren."it. Swaffnrd. 41S Tiffany Bid:.. IW XITK little hme. : bal. S10 per m". L. K. noiM.Es. t:i Wii BEAI.TIFI I. .7" ACRE 3 MT. out. va -it 7i1. ill fXiOO. Y.-7. term,. L. E. HOPOFS. 7.'1 V$ SLBI KBAN 3 1 A. on N All citv conrenienees, 3 from bus. Pe-so-aM,, T-r. 2.113-J. 5 KO0M hung.il..w. ll."-l M : Full basement, f.irna'r system. gar:e. phrtr 5: quire at 11"- M -nr". ACRES a i ll-rfn. Ort house, oulbtiildiiu'. fnT ard. Mrs. (' W. S-'l"". I Ft IR l.il IIK SAI.K "1 I"'-' City Projierty ..r Pumti'js.' Tom R. illinni". Ulixt, field .Timet ion. IF you are inu r. -f'.l and ornsne t fnr fiflvi ' 1 farm or b nie in t"""n, over. Otto M.t.oes. .-.it)!1? imi Ai r;v:. (i.-in" .."r i.".- ": mi. northeast Kl.T'tie-, 0 1 fi million ft. old :r.' np' Elve'a fii;. Ven-'s SPiVIAI. rt-mrr T-r....... y.-f. Vtrf tire. Sift W. l!b St . 10 a. ciiiVm:v n.'.ii " HishwT -No. e.-ioii will h-i die. VS: R 7-ltM. h..u-e: l-.l from U ill-li-'-'te ' Cheap. Aft''- IW Ji'I! I PIHilU CTIVK irritated f" ' More. '2 r a.. a'l fir. I".' ..j ." from I:.!-'"' ''"1" cash. Iteg -.;.r : !-r' IMPR.'i I I ' : i:nn: I'"!1 iV near ' i ; : . t.. v.. iioi :-LH BEST h-nte-'hi" ;'--( to ..rho-.U a'1'! ' eXV F. 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