Capital journal., March 27, 1925, Image 8

FRIDAY.' MARCH 27, 1925.
WHEAT PRICES BREAK UNDER PRESSURE SELLING
INLAID
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON
DECLINES 61-2-CENIS10J1.5811
ChkiiKo. Mar. 27 Wheat nuffer
ed a (thaip break In price t'iday.
peraUifnt welllriB to t: Uea on
the- iart of th holding!) of future
delivery con t raft look place, in
May ili'Hvfi y III particular, and
quotations on that month dropped
to l.ib lk, an overnight fall of
$ y centK a bushel.
Wlnnlnejr, Man . Mar. 27 Wheat
plunged c-nt a ti-.iahel on the
Winn i pk Brain ejtvhii nge todn y,
the May delivery K inn to h'J.
Rovernnuntal In vent trillion of
trading Id Chicago was partly blan:
d.
ChicaRO, Mar. 27 Tho wheat
opening, quarter to 2 cents higher,
May fl.tfS to I1.6GK and July
$1.47 4 to fl.4Si. wan followed by
ninny rapid chaiiK in which May
went down to fl.til and July to
145.
AftT openlnir unehinp.1 ttt
ret t higher. May $1.11 lo $1.11
th corn inarkit ecored moderate
general k .ilni and then dropped to
$1.09 ' for May.
Oat started unchanged to 4
cent off, May 44k, advanced frac
tionally a nil then -eceded all
.round to below yeHt:rday' fln
Wh. i'roviHioiiA we:-e cutty.
FultKPOiientty the wheit market
burdened by the expert iit ion of or
den; to sell an lto Htoo lotus. The
inert a.std Helling wan atrrlbud
largely to trado un.NiKloewi over
pOMKlhlc remiltH of the government
invtwtlgiilion of hlg Hwlngn lit grain
prices of late. The c lotto wa
heavy, 1 't to 7 '-4 cetitn ;it lower,
May fl.&T'i to J1.07'i and July
$1.42 "4 to $1.42
Coin cloned weak, 1 to 2
net lower, May ll.u'J to Jl.U'J1.
Boston, Mar. 27 The Commer
cial Ilulletin tomorrow will nay:
The dt-mand for wool has been
restricted again tliltt week and un
der the steady depressing Influence
of a dull market prices have shown
a further tendency to decline, al
though many quotations must be
regarded ns hardly more than noin
lnal Manufacturefs generally are
Indifferent to wool offerings nnd
not n few dealers deem it Inexpe
dient to name any prices for iln-lr
holding until the m.'imiraeturers
net ready to buy wool. The woolen
mills still are the host situated of
any, worsted nninufactiii-cis )iin"
little encouraged by any recent
developments although si i fiiy
of the opinion that the market
must turn In their favor before
long.
The foreign markets are vety
firm and against the buyers on
merinos while cross hreds are show
trig an easier tendency, tops heiu
down a, penny a pound In Bradford.
There Is little ncv from the
wit, the grower generally expn s.s
Ing the dv'termlnallon to hold unlil
hearing time and even longer
rather than accept current bids.
Mohair is slow but fairly steady.
The Commercial Hulli-liu will
publish the following wool quota
tions tomorrow:
Scoured basis: Oregon Kaalern
No, 1 staple $1.47 fir 1.50; fine and
fine medium combing $ 1 .35 fy 1 .4(1
eastern clothing $ 1.20 1.25; val
ley No. 1, $1.2Si'l.:i2.
Mohair best combing 80tr85e;
best carding "OW 75c.
JOINT WOOL RATE
PLEA IS FOUGHT
Portland, Mar. 27 California's
Importance as a wo-l producing
Mule was shown in testimony of
fered today at the hearing before
Inter! a tf Coiiuoei c e Com mliut. on
er J. li. CampbHI, In Hie rae
brought by tin; lioston Wool Trade
aHsociatioii, heekiiig preferential
joint rail and steamship rates on
wool moving from tho Interior of
the I'aclflc coast and mountain
stales to the Atlantic seaboard.
W. I. Wing, serri-tary of the
California Wool Growers associa
tion, Aiibmllted cxhlh-t showing
that his state Is thirj In wool pro
duction and second among the
western states In manufacturing
woolen goods.
Winff declared wool producers
would suffe- if a pref-n"nilal rail
and water rate Is granted, lie said
that this rate would result in giv
ing Atlantic coast buyers a mon
opc y on the maiktt and prevent
producers getting the henclit of
competition In buying. The rate on
hipinenUi to the Atlantic coaM
would be relatively lower than on
shipments to 1'acific coast termin
als, he explained.
The San Franclso wilricss deelar
ed that if the Host tn pi,' a be grant
ed it would work hardship on the
businers of scouring, griding and
warehousing wool at San Francis
co. He de-dared In favor of stor
age in transit prlvil on wool
moved from producing points to
San r'ran'lco nnd transhdiiument
from there to the Atlantic coat,
provided that the rail haul charge
to San Francisco bo no longer than
on wool brought to that city for
distribution among nr.inuf iclurers
in California.
Ilallrond traffic experts testify
ing lato yesterday declared that to
grant Joint through' rail and steam
ship rates on a lower basis rela
tively than applicable to wool mov
ing no farther than Portland and
other coast terminals .vmild de
prive the railways of needed reve
nues and tend toward extending
the discrimination to other commodities.
i01tTI,AXI MVKSTOCK
I'ortland, Mar. 27 Cattle slow;
receipts 30; steers, go td $8.25 e
9.00; medium $7.7&ty -1.25; com
mon 16.757,75. canner nnd
cutter sters $5.50 o. 75 ; heifers,
good HTjO lbs. up) $7.00fii 7.50;
common and medium, all weights.
$5.t.0i'7.OO. cows, good 96.;,Ot(
7.2 '.; con.inon and me limn $.Veo
tfi- 6.R0; c.innijrs and cutters $2. OK
(5.00; bulls, good (beef yearlings
excluded) $1.75 (if 5.51); common
to medium (canners and bologna)
$3 00 o' 4.75; calves. medium lo
eholeo f 190 lbs. down ) $K.50 4t
$12.00. cull nnd common (l!0 !bs.
down) $"i.0'K S.50. medium to
choice (190 to 20t lbs.) IT.iOftn
11.00; medium to clioJee (260 lbs.
up) $ 6 00 ii' 7 5 0 ; cull uli d co m -mons
(190 lbs. up) $4.50 W 6.50.
HogH steady; reieio'i 200;
Heavyweight (250 to 350 poundM
im-dlum, good and choice $ 1 2.50
''114.00; medium weight (200 to
:.)n nmin.Ul o...1l.... i ,.a
'choice f 14 '.' )!.). ,...(. -l.t
(li0 to 200 pounds) com
mon, medium, good ami choice
$ 1 4.lMi4i 14.50; light lights (130 to
K.O lbs.) common, medium, good
and cnoice $ 1 2.75 -ii i 3 ; packing
hoy, smooth $12.006112.50; pack
ing hogs, rough $1 1.50 o 1 2.00;
Slaughter pigs U30 lbs. down)
medium, good. and choice fl2.0(K()
13.25; fecd-r and stok"r pigs (70
to 130 lbs ) common, medium, good
and choi-c f 1 0.00 rrc 1 1.50. (Sort or
oily hogs and roasting pigs exclud
ed In ii bow quotation.)
Shep steady; receliits mme;
lambs, ligiu :in, handy weini,'
niedi lo prime $1 2.'(M) ',r 1 4.00;
beavyw.'lu-ht ( :I2 pounds ur )
tnetlium to prime $10.0013.00;
all weight fl cull and common 1
$1 I.O.I'd 14.00; yearling wethers. !
niedluni to prime JlO.UKi 13,00; I
wethers (2 yours ol( and oven I
medium to prime $9. 60 'a 1 1 .00 ; I
ewes, common r.i choice SSiiur.i I
oil $5.00 'u'ji.00.
hay 8. wheat 9, corn 2.
rornnv
Portland, Or., Ma.-. 27 Poultry
caree, firm; heavy hens 24c; light
9fi22c; spring num.; old roost
er 10c; ducks, wllte pekin 25c;
livetui key 23c. dieted turkey
33 'f 36c; geese 15c.
ONION'S AND POTTOi:s
Portland, Mar. 27 Onion firm
$3.25 it 3.40 in country. Pota
toes steady $1.501.60.
xrrs, hops and cakcara
Portland. Mar. 27 Nuts steady
walnuts 281 33c; filberts noin.
new cluster 1611 17c: fuggiea 15
frlSc; old crop nominal.
Portland, Mar. 27 Cascara bark
quiet; new peel 7 ft 8c per lb.; Ore
gon crape root 4c.
GREATEST MILK COW DEAD
IE
STILL UNSOLD
The Oregon Growers ruuuclatton
still ha on hand 40,000 pounds
of dried loganberries from its 1923
crop, and as these have been of
fered at a price am low as 17
certs f. o. b. I'ortland without a
taker indications are not bright
for nn early sale of them.
When John Itace made his biK
loganberry sale In the e:t laM
year there were still 60, 000 rounds
left and 20.000 pounds have gone
out since then. The logins have
been offered in numer jus markets.
Chamawa Visitor Denarts.
Chemawa, Or., March 21. Mrs.
Archer, who has been vleitinK
with lir daughter, Mrs. Emma
LEGALS
Chicago, Mar. 27 Segls pieter
tje Profpest, said to have been the
world's greatest milk cw, Is dead.
The animal w hich produced a
world s record of 37.3H1 pounds of
milk, equal to 17,943 quarts In a
one year t-st period, according to
the record of the liolstein-Prels-
ill n IJSJiH'i:it Inn nf A nmricn H
veslerdav on lh f'n in;. f , n n.nir ! N'OTICl
farms n'. Seat tie, Wash. This cow s ' wf '"'"tM'n to Improve Shipping
three offspring!! have uet n sold fori Slnt't from Collage 8 1 reel lo
$35,000, the last one going to Jap-I 'plol Ktrct-t
an. Mnshal l-'och of France when Notice ia hereby given that the
ho was In America went to see the i Common Council of the City of
famous cow which lust year waJSalem, Oregon, deems It necessary
filmed at the National Jjalry ahowjand expedient and hereby declares
in Milwaukee. 1 its our nose and intention to Im-
LEGALS
prove Shipping street from the
P . west line of Caoltol street, at the
Slll ltll 1"S XOIU i: OF SAM-: jexpense of the abutting and adja
of Ileal Property on Fxecul Ion cent property, excepting the street
I!y virtue of an execution issued j intersections, the expense of which
out of the circuit court of the! will be assumed bv the Citv of Sa-
state of Oregon fnr tho county of
Marion on the 10th day of March,
1925, upon a mandate from the
supreme court of the state of
Oregon, dated March 10, 1925, In
favor of The Pheas company, a
corporation, plaintiff and against
Salem Fruit 1'nion, a corporation,
et nj, defendant for the sum of
$1 10,243.19 and accruing costs, I
have levied upon and will soil nt
public auction, on Saturday the
25th day of April, 1925, at 10
o'clock, a. m. at the court house
door in Sulem, Marion county and
late of Oregon, all the right, ti
tle nnd Interest which the said Sa
lem Fruit Union, a corporation,
defendant had on or after the
21st day of March, 1925, da-te
property was levied upom In or
to the following described prem
ises, towit: Lots 7 and 8 In block
9 of the original plat of Salem,
Marlon county, Oregon; except
right of way for mill race.
Terms of anle, cash, unless bid
in by plaintiff.
Iated at Salem, Oregon, thle
24th day of March. 1925.
O. D. BOWER,
Sheriff of Marlon county, Oregon.
lem. by bringing said portion of
said street to the established grade,
constructing cement concrete
curbs, and paving said portion of
said street with a six Inch cement
concrete pavement in accordance
with the plans, specifications and
(estimates therefor, which were
adopted by the Common Council
March lit, 1925, now on file in
the office of the City Recorder
nnd which said plans, specifica
tions nnd estimates are hereby
referred to and made a part of
this notice.
Written remonstrances may be
filed with the City Recorder of
said city against the above pro
posed improvement within ten
days from the final publication
hereof.
The Common Council hereby
declares Its purpose and fntent'on
to make the above described Im
provement by and through the
Street Improvement Department
of the City of Salem.
By order of the Common Coun
cil M..reh 16. 1925.
M. POULSKM, City Recorder
Date of first publication hereof
Parks, matron at the Hcliool .left
Chemawi yesterday. Mm. Archt r
will Ko -o Spokane where she will
spend a ehort time with her other
(laughter.
LEGALS
ADM1MMUATKIY .OTll I;
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned, by an order of the
county court of the state of Ore
gon for the county of Marion,
duly made and entered on the 5th
day of March, 1925. was' appoint
ed administratrix of the estate of
Logan L. Stlnson. deceased, and
that she has duly qualified ao
uch administratrix.
All persons having claims
against said estate are hereby no
tified to present the same duly
verified as required by law to the
law office of Uert T. Ford in
Bush's bank building. Salem, Ore
gon, within six months from the
date of this notice.
LILLIAN M. STIXSON,
Administratrix of the estate of
Logan L. Stinson, deceased.
Date of first publication Mar. 6.
Date of last publication April 3.
Is March 18th. 1925
Xt)TI(i;
of Intention to Improve South
Thirteenth Street from Rural
Avenue to the City Limits
Notice Is hereby given that the
Common Council of the City of
Salem, Oregon, deems it necessary
and expedient and hereby declares
its purpose and Intention to im
prove south Thirteenth street from
the south line of Rural avenue to
the south city limits, at the ex
pense of the abutting and adja
cent property, excepting the alley
intersections, the expense of which
will be assumed by the City of Sa
lem, by bringing said portion of
said street to the established
grade, constructing cement con
crete curbs, and paving said por
tion of said street with a six Inch
cement concrete pavement twenty
four feet wide and In accordance
with the plans, specifications and
estimates therefor, which were
adopted by tho Common Council
March 16, 1925, now on file In the
office of the City Recorder and
which said plans. specifications
and estimates are hereby referred
to and made a part of this notice.
Written remonstrances may be
filed with the City Recorder of
said city against the above pro
posed Improvement within ten
days from the final publication
hereof.
The Common Council hereoy
declares Its purpose and Intention
to make the above described Im
provement by and through the
Street Improvement Department
of the City of Salem.
By order of the Common Coun
cil March 16, 1925.
M. POULSKN. City Recorder.
Date of first publication hereof
76 Is March 18th. 1925.
Salem Markets
Compiled from ri'Hrt ol Su
Icin dealers for the guidance
of diptittl Journal reader
(Revised dally.)
Grain: No. l white wheat $1.45
No. 1 red wheat $1.3M (sacked).
Wliotefm' Price
Meat: Top hogs $12.50; sows
7ti9e; di csscl hogs 16 v top
lt ers 6i C cows $4.00 (5.50: can
Her cows 1 up. bulls iit 5c,
spring lambs up to 90 lbs.. He;
veal 9c; dressed veal 14 Ho
Poultry: Springers 1 tic. light
hens 16 ir 1 7c; heavy hens 20c.
old roosters 8c; ducks l(HM8e;
turkeys 32c dressed, alive 2;i'd 25c;
geese lX'ri'20c dressed; live 126f14c
white Pekin ducks, alive liii'Hc;
India Runner ducks alive Hit 16c
ltultert.it 47c; creamery butter
49& .0e; eggs 20c; standards 22c;
elects 24c; milk $2 20 cwt.
g'-tabhw: Potatoes $1.502.25
cwt. head lettuce $4 754! 5 25 crate
California rsi bbage 3 h' 4c; rel
et v hen rt s $ 1 . 7 a dozen ; era t p.
$ti.00j X 5i cwt. onions $3.00 If
$4 00 No. 1; hollers $1.50 cwt.;
wet potatoes fancy loe:
spinach greens 9c pound; pep
pers 40c; rutah uos $2.75; pars
nips 3 Sc; RoNcburg broccoli
$1.75 2.50; sacked carrots $2.1o i
local turnip l',c; California bunch
vegetables: carrots $1: beets, tur
nips 90c dos.; parsley 75c; rad
ishes, green onions fiftc; grape
fruit $4.00 ft 4.76 crnte; rhubarb
15c; local rhubarb 6c; tomatoes
$5.5006.00 lug; sacked beets 4c;
cucumbers $1 50 if 3.00; asparagus
150i 22c; new telephone pea lSc;
Hew mustard greens 7 He; Cali
fornia strawberries ROe banket, 12
box crate, $4. SO; aMlchrkes $1.00
dor.en.
SEPARATE REPLIES TO BE
MADE TO GERMAN NOTE
Paris, March 27. (Ily Anaorl-
!ed I'r.iM.) Th allien harr di
eided to repljr wparattly to thr
memorandum from Foreign Mlnla
tor Rtremiann of Uerniany iuk
gestlnir a security part.
It was dlarovered that prepara
tion of a collective note rained Im
mense rilfflriiltlca becauee each of
the entente powem looka upon the
I'etiriljr problem from different
angle.
Pineapple
Special
Libby's Sliced,
Large Cans
3 for 95c
ROTH S
le.00; raniM'i
id
i:tit;s xu i;t i-ii it
Portland. Mar. 27 K:;k weak;
current receipts U5c; pullets 23 V !
'i 24c; flints 24 4 41 25c; h-nnei -
les 2ti k 2 ic delivered Portlnnd.
Portland, Or.. Alar. 27 Mutter t
extra cubes, city 4tSc; slnndunb--.
iti'ie; piinic fliu 45,-; firsts
44c; print 4Sc; cartons 4c.
lUitterfat firm. best churning
cream 4;,iii4ic net lii;t,ters track!
In lone 1; 4.se delivered Portland.!
.K.I' MXIthIT
Portland. .Mar. 27 Wheat bids:
hard while, baart, $l.t'0; hard
winter $1.55; nofi w:ute $1.55:
western white $1.55; norihein
MpilriK $1.55; Western led $1.50.
Today's car rcelpts: ,'lotir ti,
LKGALS
OTI'l,
of Intention to linpnuc North 1,1b
erly Smrl from Pirn sinvi to
Odiiiuhla Street
Notice is hereby Riven that the
Common Council of the City of
Salem, Ore-ron, deems It neetnwir
and expedient and hereby u.v
its purpose and im cut Ion to im
prove North Liberty slice' from
the south line of Pine stree to
tho south line of Columbia uttcet
at the expense of the abuttinc ami
adjacent property, except Iiik the
street Intersections, the expense ot
which will be assumed by the city
of Hale rn. by brlnmnR s,iid por
tion of raid street to the establish
ed grade. construct inn cement
concrete curbs, and pavini; said
portion of said street with a six
inch cement concrete pavement
twenty five feet wide In accord
ance with the plans, specifica
tions and estimates therefor, which
were adopted by the Common
Council March 16. 19 25, now on
file In the office of the City Re
corder and which said plans, spec
ification and estimates are here
by referred to and made a part
of this notice.
Written remonstrances may be
filed with the City Recorder of
said city airnlnst the above pro
posed Improvement within ten
days from the final pipjdcattjn
hereof.
The Common Council hereby
declnre4 Its purpose and Intention
to make the above describe 1 im
Pi ovmrnt by and through the
Htreet Improvement lep ir'.i.ient
of the City of Halem.
F(y order of the Common Coun
cil Maieh Id. 125.
M. fOI-lKN. Cuy Recoider.
Iate of first punlfcatlon her. -of
is Muvh u:h, 1925.
Why?
Why have Roth's the
reputation of making
the best cakes in the
city? The Reasons:
1st Using the very
best materials our
large store affords.
2nd Women bakers
who make hundreds of
cakes a week and give
it that fine home-made
flavor.
3rd An electric oven
which insures uni
formity in the baking.
Two new items , in
cakes have been added
to our list: Martha
Washington and Or
ange. Select one for
your sunday dinner:
Angel, Sunshine,
Prune, Chocolate,
Cocoanut, Nut, Lady
Baltimore, Mocha,
Jelly Roll, Cup Cakes.
Nut Drops, Almond
Macaroons.
Box Lunches
Tut up in our delica
tessen department
every day. A dainty
well assorted lunch
25c Each
Quality First Groceries and Meats
Save Time Order your meat with
your groceries, one order, one de
livery, one account.
Swedish Health Crisp
(Delikatess-Spisbrod)
The genuine imported
35c Pkg.
RYTAK
Domestic Health-Bread
25c I'kg.
Lard
Our own make. Open-kettle ren
dered. Like they make it on the
farm
Peach Special
Libby's Halves or
Sliced, Large Cans
3 for 95c
sin- ;? W
LINOLEUM
BRING YOUR OWN MEASUREMENTS
An Opportunity You Cannot Afford to Miss. Many
Good Patterns to Choose from Don't Delay
Come In Today
99c, $1.05, $1.19, $1.35, $4.79
None Sold to Dealers
WEEKEND SPECIAL
Imported English
Semi-Porcelain
Underglaizcd
Saturday
Only
TEA
POTS
Three Sizes
Odorless
Extra Special
One to a
Customer
CREDIT
WITHOUT
INTEREST
69
SEE
WINDOW
DISPLAY
1:1
Free
With each half
pound package of
Bakers Premium
Cocoanut we are
giving a can of Rak
er's Southern Style
Cocoanut free.
4 pound pail $1.03
In bulk, lb 23c
Eggs
Are you putting away eggs now for
next winter when eggs are going
to be high.
One Quart of Water-Glass will pre
serve about 15 dozen eggs, qt. 30c
We can also furnish you with
select non-fertile eggs.
Gem Blend Coffee
A smooth fine flav Mend of
coffee ground frcs' y day.
Save the price of tin. . . .:n
48c pound, 3 pounds $1.40
Roth Grocery Co.
rhones 1885-6-7 ,
Thirty day account service.
No charge for delivery
Fresh
Vegetables
Our large turnover of
V e g e t a b les insures
freshness and variety.
New potatoes, green
peas, asparagus, cauli
flower, tomatoes, pep
pers, head lettuce,
rhubarb, cucumbers,
celery, sweet potatoes,
cabbage, carrots, beets
and turnips.
Fruits
Florida Grape Fruit
are at their best and
very reasonably priced
all heavy juice fruit.
10c Each
2 for 25c
loc Each
Oranges
20c, 30c, 40c, 60c
dozen
Spitzenberg
Apples
$3.50 box, 10c lb.
Pea Special
Little Prince, a very
small California
Pea
S 30c tins
80C
Rurnett Bros., Jewelers, "Pay As AsYou Are Paid"
Eight Stores Salem, Portland, San Francisco, San Jose, Seattle, Tacoma, Everett, Chchalis
The Right Girl and
The Right Man!
The right kind of a girl the sort of Girl that men marry will think more
of this ring than of a millionaires motor and money. And the young fellow
who slips it on her finger need not apologize for it for the "Lady Mary"
Diamond is the most popular Engagement Ring on the Pacific Coast We hon
estly believe it has paved the way to happiness for more young fellows than
any ring we ever sold.
A superb white (blue
white) Diamond in a white
gold (14 Carat) Mounting
Hand engraved in the new
est and the most artistic
style. A featured value in
all the Burnett Jewelry
Stores on the Coast at $48.50.
Delivered for a dollar bill.
Paid for $1 Weekly.
Money Back Guarantee
If after thirty days you find or just think that
you'v found, that you can do better for CASH in
some other good store then all you have to do is to
bring the Diamond back to us and every penny you
have paid will be returned to you and that without
Saturday Extra !
A collection of Novelty Beads and Necklaces from Czecho-Slovaka all
lengths all colors and all manner of delightful color combinations.
While they last we shall sell them at 55c a strand.
111 I It lli II 'RatV'MI IM lrS rfnli lS
as V mi art ci --rt-r- - i
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Salem. Orfhom v i
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457 State Street, Salem sag WnahiWnn Street Portland
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