Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, March 30, 1925, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextfHJS UAHTAL JOURNAL SALEM, OREGON MOM DAY, MAKCH :0, 1025 WHEAT PRICE LOWEST IN FOUR MONTHS PAGE SIX MARKET CLOSES 12CENTSUNDER SATURDAY MARK Chle-nfjo. M;ir. 3' Whoat fluf feiej a htL'.ik in vuliie tol;t Jusl hfforu I he clos . .May deliv ery w;ia Hin:hel to as lw J" 1.-J4, u l.- of 11'-. The Hoce waa wild, r.inKlrg all llio way from 3 to 11 tut tower with Aluy $1.4t4 to 11.47 una July fl.Jti'i to 13. Chi-.iKo, Mar. liOTIie wheat openlnt;. whi-h runtie 1 from cent declino to 1 uilvanrc with May 1 to 1 -5 K an.l July $1.4 J to 1.42 wan folio we 1 ty a tiro to tl.M for May but then hy u rise which carried that month to A Cut opening at cent di-cllne to rent advance May ll.OK'i to $1 10, the corn market score! fractional Kaitit all around. Out Htatu-d ai. H to lower. May 43 to 43. Later all months Khowcd some advance. rov Unions wito weak. Winnipeg, Man., Mar. 30 Wheat for delivery in May h-jM today for 16'fi ciiln a bushel lenn t'lan K;il urda's cloftniK price on .he Winni peg Brain exchange, tiains rf-duo td the nit Iobm for the day to 1 1 Vt certe. STATE READY TO A temporary brunch office of the state tax department will be located in I'ortlapd today in the llultnoniuh court bouse where is sistauce unU information concern ing collection of the unpaid por tions of the 1923 stale income tux will be dispensed. Under author Ily of the 1925 legislature field lnvetttli'atut'a have bceu appointed and are ready to eo to work. 'The field im estimations are now ready to proceed," said E. 1. Fisher, state tux commisttioner, to day. "Wu purpose to make every cflort to collect the remaining portion of the 1923 tax properly due the state. In doing thin, it is the mutual interest of the taxpay ers and tile tax commission to ex bedite the work so that the ex t-ense of collection will be kept at a minimum. To this end we ure urging the co-operation of the lax. pay era. "Under a decision of the su preme court handed down Septem ber lfi, 1924, and the recent legis lation, corporations are not per mitted to deduct dividend paid reside tits before computing their taxable income. Accordingly, all Dividends so deducted have been restored to income and notices showing additional lax i ie will be mailed all corporations affected within a few days. Neither penal ty nor interest will accrue on this Rtlditon.il tux if paid before assess ment. "In order to avoid tho double taxation of corporate earnings, the new acta provided for a refund to the stockholders of the. tax paid on dividend which dividends were declared from Income upon which the corporation has paid the tax. "Taxpayers who have paid a tax on any portion of their 1924 In come will also be entitled to a re fund, as the effective date of re peal hu:i been definitely fixed as December 31, 1923. "Taxpayers should await not.' from this of rise before filing claims as all returns must be cheeked, after which the needed Information will be mailed to each taxpayer concerned. "All penalty and interest will be waived until June 4. 1925. ex cept that which had accrued prior to November 4, 1924, n follows: 10 per cent penalty and 8 per cent interest on the first installment; 16 per cent penalty and u per cent Interest on the second installment and 5 per cent penalty and 2 per cent in trent on the third Install ment. Kiseal year returns will be considered on the total tax due lor the calendar year and penalty and interest accrued as above." Salem Markets Compiled from rvisirt ot 8a lent dealers for the tfultlniiee Of i'npltal Journal readers (IUlMd dally.) Grain: No. 1 white what $1.3. No. 1 rid when $1.31 (sacked). Wlitmfm- rnrcs Meat: Top hogs $12 E.0; sows TfrSc; diesj.e.1 hogs lfi'c; topi H er 6fir7c. cows $4.005.u0; can ner cows 1H up, balls a V 49 5c.1 spring lambs up to 90 lbs., 14c; eal 9c; dressed veal 14V4c Poultry: fcipringcrs Uo. light bens 15 ii 17c; heavy hens 20c. old roosters 8c; ducks 16 4? I tic; turkeys it'ie dressed alive 234125c; (eese 1 Hip 20c dressed; live 12 to1 I 4c white Pekln ducks, alive iK'ulSc; India liunner ducks alive 14 16c liutterfat 4ic; creamery butter 49fif50c; egs 20c; xtaiittarde 22c. elects 24c; milk $7.20 cwt. Vegetables: Potatoes $ I. 75 ft 1 .SO ewt. head lettuce $ iut4.50 crate California cabbage 3 M 4c. crate $6 00fijh 50 cwt.; unburn $4 00M l.i 00 No. 1; boileis $1.50 cwt.; wret potatoes fancy inc. spinach greens c pound; pep pers 4"c ; rutab i-as $ J.75; pars nips 3ljf: Hoseburg bituvi-1 11.7641 2.50; sacked carr U $3.50 local lut niixt J'c; California bun.'h Vegetables: carrots $1: heels, tur Hips 80c do.; parsley 75c; rsd bOics, greeri onions SOP: Rinpc fruit $4 0oli 4 75 crate; lot al ril l barb 6c; to.uutoes $6 00ti 6 .r0 hi'-: Sacked b-Ms 4c: cucimbrs $1 5 frl.OO: nMMiragus 124'lc; new telephone praa 15c; n w niular.1 rreens 7 C-illfornU Ptrnwber ries 60cs basket, 12 box crate. $4 50 jt.rtlchnkAN J1.)0 doien; oranges mail naval $5.00; nudi.im i.l'ti large 16. OC. WASHINGTON COW NEW BUTTER FAT CHANIPIOfi ChM-niro. Mar. :10 A Washington row in the new world's chimpion lalrv cow anion u junior three year old for the i;odut tlon of but ter In a seven day offlt-ml test per iod. It is announced by the ad van1 registry dt imrlmc-nt of the liol- Mteln-Krletti in hh.s clatt tn of Ameri Sl e is Htellaeooin I'rllly Ornis- by Itloitxoni, a pure br?d Holwteln in the dairy herd of the Western t tate hospital at Ko.'t Htellacoom, awhliiKton. Portland, Mar. 30 Tr; nre ftedv With extras 32 cenU; flrt 30: pullets 2 cents; cui i ent re ceipts 27 vents. ltJCi.'i.)li were good but well taken. The butter market Is fvrm. Slight increase In production iuv report ed but n shortage still exists here. Country drensed meals nre firm with receipts nmde-ale. Choic! liKht -eal 16 to itf'A ce.its. Live poultry is exlrtrnely searre with deiuaml stroni;. 1mtM hens are li. n d at 23 to 24 cents; heavy Mens i.r cents with occasional sale up to 2i ceniw. Few 1925 br.illrs la cents. ioi:tijAi l.i v i:s tock Pi. i -Hand, Mar. 30 -Cuttle slow; reeeiplM 2145; steers tfootl tS.255l 9.0; medium $7.75 6p 4.25 ; com mon $6.75 fit 7 75. dinner nnd cutter slert $5.&Ofci.7: heifers, ffoj ( iS5t lbs. up) $7.00447.50; common nnd medium, nil weights, 15.1.0 fri 7.00. cows, good $6. 50it 7.25; cor.. mon and meliiiiu $5.00 'iit fiO; cannera ami cutters $2. no fa 5.00; bulls, good (beef yearlings excluded ) $4.75 fit 5.50; common to medium (ennners and bologna) :j UUfti 4.75; calves. medium ehotco 190 lbs. down) $H50Ji $12.00. cull nnd common (190 J lis down ) $5.0')fri H.RO, medium Wi choice. (1 WO to 200 lbs.) $7.50 11.00; medium to clioieo (2G0 lbs. up) iti.oo .'ri; 7 50; cull nftid com mons (190 lbs. up) $4 500.50 Hoim Kteady; receipts 1300; Heavyweight 2j0 to 350 noil ml l medium, good and choice $ 1 2.50 iil4 00; medium weight (200 t 50 pounds) medium, good and choice $ 1 3.25 fti 14.25; lightweight ( 1 u to 200 pounds ) com mon, medium, good and choice $14. 00 i 1 4.50; light lights (130 to 160 lbs.) common, medium, good and choice $12,751(13.75; packing nogs, smooth yi.oofti 1 2.50; pack Ing hogs, rough $ 1 1.50 if 12.00 Slaughter pigs ( 1 30 lbs. down) medium, good and choice $12. 00 'ft) ld.nu; reeiler nnd stocker plgw (70 to 1,(0 lbs ) common, medium, good and elm ice $ 10.00 fit 1 1 .00. (Soft or oily hogs nnd roasting pigs exclud ed In above quotation.) Mheep slow; receipts 800; lambs, light and handy weight, medium to prime $14,00jb 15.00; heavyweight (92 pounds up) medium to prime $1 2.006C 1 3.00; all weights cull and common $ 1 1.00 ') 1 4.00; yearling wet hers, medium to prime $10.10)13.00; wethers (2 years old and over) medium to prime $9. GO Si) 1 1.00; ewes, common to choice $H.00fii 10.00; canner nnd cull $5.00 tfj 8.00. Kiltm X1 HIITTKK Portland, Mar. 30 Kgk's steady current receipts 2Cc; pullets 23 '4 )24e; firnls 24fif2C; henner ies 27'iii2c! delivered Portland. Portland. Or., Mar. 30 Hut ter extra cubes, city 46 c; standard 46 fie; prime fimts 45c; firsts 44e; prints 48e; cartons 49c. Hutterfat firm; best churning cream 46r(47c net shlpperji track in zone 1; 4Se delivered Portland. Cil!.IN MMtKirr Portland. Mir. 30 Wheat hard white, baart, $1 53; bids- hard winter $1 .50; soft whf t $1 1 : western white $1.5 ) spring $1.50; western northern red $1.45. Today's car receipts: flmir hay 19, wheat 6, oats 4. powritY Portland, Or., Mar. 30 Poultry Walnut Top Grafting Pearcy Bros. Nursery or M. W. Welch. It. F. D. 8 You will be at jjs V TVio TVTrmnf oii Dread Adventure (Tiiii:k op nt.i)i) L. I Oick and L. M. Hum ClIIMXll Ml IHt lNK CO. 420 am) 420 Slate 8t Una wonderful Chinese reme dies which ..III cure sit) liniunn nllmcnt tufhidliig bliitetie bnci.a- to, stiiiiiHt-ti. kid ne Iroublf. male and female. If ill consult us nt onco. Ielnj l duiureron lOs'nlillotird 18 rears In -in- I Oregon I Phone H3 EGG AND BUTTER MARKETS FIRM POULTRY SCARCE mm MARKET ON DRIED The dried fruit market Is still quiet in California. Kastern mar ket are content to buy from hand to mouth at the present. Carton prune business Is reported by the association as parllculnrly good. In reuponse to its active advertising mmpalgn on that line. The gen eral market In boxed prunes ie. however, quiet and commercial packers have quite definitely shad ed their lists during the past week or ten days in an effort ftt at tracting Increased sales. Raisins show no new feature and the mar ket in this line is tdack. Peachy are a trifle easier, as ure evapor ated apples, nays the California i''rult News. As Is more or less usual at this season of the year, different pack ers are quoting quite definitely dif ferent values In certain Items and certain grades. The effort at pres ent Is to sell wh it one has, rather than to establish a general market, of course, and different operator, where long or short on different grades of various Items, vary with in quite a range at times In their asking prices for a specific item. Our weather conditions are still satisfactory, although we can nioe ly we more rain In California in many parts, which may be antici pated In spring showers from now forward. The Northwest prune situation Is In such shape na to unsold stocks that, with any demand at all. It is the expectation of handlers there that it will not take long to clean up. HusincHs has not been heavy during the past few weeks but some got'ds are moving all the Wine, of course, and this wears away the not largo quantity left. In a mail advice from Salem, dated the end of last week, we are told that weather conditions ao far are very favorable for the new crop of prunes. an, while they had been having some frost during the pawl few days, the weather had been fairly warm during the daytime and crops were coming along in iretly good shape. When their prune trees hold back until aroun I the tenth of April In that loealiiy. ihey are usually pretty well an stited of a prune crop, so far a.v fri-t possibilities are concernc I and up to that time. It looked to out correspondent as though 11 might be fully as late as that be fore their prune tres would come into bloom this year. scarce, firm; heavy hens 25c; light 23 624c; springs num. old roost ers 10c; ducks, whili pekln 25c; live tin keys 23c, die tried turkeys 33ii36e; geese 1 fie. ONIONS AND POTATOKS Portland, Mar. 30 Onions firm $3.005D3.25 in country Pota toes steady $1.50 1.60. NUTS, HOPS AND CASCAHA Port land. Mar. 30 Nuts steady walnuts 28?)3:ic; filberts nom. Portland, Mar. 30 Hops steady new clusters I6f$17c: fuggles IS fiJUSc; old crop nominal. Portland, Mar. 30 Cascara bark quiet; now peel 7 W 8c per lb.; Ore gon grape root 4c. -hew a few Pleasant Tablets Stomach Feels Fine! Infant stomach relief! Harm less! The moment "Papes Diapep sln" readies the stomach all dis tress from acid stomach or Indi gestion ends. Immediate relief from flatulence, gases, heartburn, palpitation, fullness or stomach pressure. Correct your digestion for a few cents. Millioms keep It handy. Druggists recommend It Adv. TWCrV A womtcrful love story to set your pulses poinR ... a wealth of nilvrn turou inciJcnts that ftir you to n rousing pitch of excitement ; SIAKTS APRIL 2 VAJ ACID STOMACH!! GAS, INDIGESTION APRIL 2 V'AJi 'ttapptnmmustT , JK bt earned KB ,1 J K LABISH GROWER SETS OUT BURBANK PRUNES Brooks, Mar. SO R. E. Jones of Labish Meadow la setting eleven acres in Burbank prunes. This 1a a rather new variety and ao much in demand that packers have been unable to get the amount want ed. They are a cross of the Ital ian and the petite. Taking the sweetness of the petite but In size even larger than the Italian. The tartnes of the Italian la absent. This new orchard should be coining into beur.ng In four years according to nursery men. FREIGHT RATES E It Is now announced that there will be no present advance in the rates on canned goods and dried fruits from Pacific Coast ports to European ports In direct water shipments, as was recently con tempiated by some or the steam ship lines, on account of an in crease In costa of operation. The Canners league of California and the ried Kruit association of Cali fornia made representatons to the steamship companies adverse to the proposal to increase rates, and following a meeting held a few days ago by the transportation companies. It is announced that the present export rates will stand It la understood that it was not possible to get sufficient agree ment with the intercostal steam ship comuanieH in connection with export forwarding where trans shipped on the Atlantic coast, to make It satisfactorily possible to go ah end with the plan for mcreas ed charge by the direct lines. . Coach Hoscoe Torrance has Is sued a cal! for University of Wash ington freshmen baseball candl dates to turn out for practice Wednesday. The first freshman I'ume is 'n Seattle April 7. The Secret of Lustrous Hair SHAMPOO 115 S. Commercial St. J. C. Perry Drug Store Mike's Auto Wrecking House Guaranteed used parts for all makes of cars Tires. Bodies, tops. Open Sundays 225 Center Street. Salem vwww. M-M-IvMv Good Insurance Is Never Cheap, Cheap Insurance ' Is Never Good We sell ouly good Insurance. Seavey-Bell Insurance Co. 411 Oregon Bldg. Pbone 457 i These Cars Come Equipped with Fisk Tires Daurant Maxwell Overland Chrysler Gray Flint ; Willys-Kniit J Star Buv a Fisk 1 Salem i Vulcanizing i Works Have Hughes do your , Vulcanizing 474 Kerry. Thone 3G4 ii pi Today and Tuesday are Month-end Clarance Days Here, and Needless to Say House Cleaning Here Means a Drastic Price Concession on all Odds, Broken Sizes, Hurts, etc. Come and See For Yourself ! a 1 d zr r A . I ; T?mnoit. Ei It el tta Stanmed , Half Price ( fL f'oods ! MADRAS SHIRTING I 39c HALF PRICE ' - AmonB these are Mali u One lot 32 Inch Shirt- '! jOI)K COVer. Buffet Sets. Ing Madras at this price. Napkins, Scarfs, package I' nJLnlh .Mru. "SS CrG de Chine Tunics i 'I e,c- I' $5.00 A , J gs 'J-!'. '- - B! 5 tunics of printed and plain Crepe do 1 1 i6 " """t i chine, sizes 36, 38, 40, 42, 44. A 15k ? 1:1 RilkDt T ... I i 'fetua amj m i in . . i: s mJi ' I M 1 Iff VIC? li! lilt ,mw" II III - ii n w at f b ii i ".." - ii an II II M rt0J I III llll "USSla urepes, sizes l to 5. uoiors navy I I P I I II I I m B Z1 I 1 11 blue, black, brown and powder blue. I I j . U Odd i t . V Boys' IMallinson fSjm ' ur5'' Shirts Quality .r -00 Roshanara and Chin- ,! -Sires IS and 1314 only, chilla Satin Crepes In .;' Boys' khaki flannel shirts navy, black, brown and : fi v-'l niado and very dur- wood. J ' : i,1,! a,1'- 1 Silk and Wool f I Vanity I ;' Childs' Boxes TTT7CCT7C Wash Frocks $1.98 -LIVlOOlO h 98c and $1.89 !j Tan and black Vanity Ml it High grade tub frocks :'l Cases with complete lit- iTflh f ' t0T cbHdren reduced for tings. Extraordinary at . CJ " B B J ;'j Month End Clearance, ii this price. (Only 10 In I F -B 7. i Buy them now! Ped-"- J :. 25 dresses In this lot that comprise both ,""S5S' """"""",F""! I silk and wool. Dresses that formerly sold t l several times this price! 111 (BASEMENT) j silk A Glove Silk : 1 Gowns , E Hosiery $3.-18 Ml l Jat. !!! $1.89 pair '!';! Only four Crepe do B XVSbi a M Hlt 0ur highest grade qual- . ! Chine gowns In this lot. M lnlp A AvloS It 1 ' Hies are shown In this lot J lace trimmed, pink and 1 1 j i b' Cd(1 ",ylt'S b'aCk a"d I i B r fi 1 It fl do pairs ui wuiinu s ouu.-o, uuc t.v., i i I I lfi W B medium and high heels. Mostly small siies, 1 ll J -JT rSml,lnir B, 2 V4 to 4, extra special 59c pair ; Boudoir Slippers 29c pair 1,1 10 nalr of leather 1 1 I Slippers 29c pair 10 pair of leather Turkish boudoirs In blue, black and purple. Metal lic embroidery trimmed. Shoes 98c Odd lot women's shoes, black and brown also a few pair of oxford?. (Long vamps). Only a Feio of the Many Items Advertised Here! Box Stationery Silk Hose Boudoir Caps Cordette Silks, yd Men's and boys' Tics 19c each Women's Belts, odd lot 10c each I I: an1 llllll I 1 B 11 tons, some silk B M Boudoir Caps 15c to 98c I I'll this lot. I ffissmi-11 " iiwiihii Zjf L 98c .....$1.00 $1.98 $1.89 Solera's Leading MILLEKR 1 I CccdGttd. LJ Department Store Munsing Union Suits 69c Bodice and Built-in top, tiRht knep, spring summer weight un- lisle in Fancy Voiles Half Price Tin are hlch grade fancy voiles. 44 inch widths. Buy them now at Half Price!