Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, April 03, 1925, Image 10

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TEN THE CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM, OREGON FRIDAY, APRIL 3, 1925 NO DECLINES IN BUTTER PRICES STATE DEALERS Portland, April 1 There will be Bo decline In ihe local butter mar ket for Monday, arcordlug to a re port given out today by Portland creamery men after learning that the Seattle market would not con sider a drop and intjn'led to hold print pricea at present levela. Weaknea In cubes with country stock accumulating here, led the local trade to anticipate a decline In print. Buying waa limited to Immediate requirements alihuuKh none of the big creameriea were long on butter. Local brokers have a surplus of country cube which cannot be sold hero anil prices have been eas Ing off on the exchange. .Sxtrim are dow na half cent today and standards t Vt cent. While err am production ie show Ing some little increase, a decline In butierfut bids at this time would be eeverely felt by most of the pro ducers who are still loa n J up on hinh priced feed. Today buyers are paying 48 cents for fata deliv ered Portland and 46 cente In the country. Eggs are unchanged with ex tins again pouted at the 30 cent level on the local board. Receipts and demand are well balance-1. Country dressed veal Is a frac tion lower with 18 cents the top Bow on choice light c lives. Hog.; unchanged at IS to 18 cents. PORTI,AXD MVKSTOCK Portland. April 3 Cattle sternly receipts 50; steer good $8.25 f.fiO; medium $7.75 M. 25; com mon $6.75 j7.75. canner and cutter t era $5.50 6.75; heifers, food t50 lbs. up) $7.00v7.50; common and medium, all weights. 5.t0&7,00. cows, good $G.50(fe I. 26; common and ine lium $r.U0 $6.50; cunncrs and cutters $2. no 5.00; bulls, good (beef yearlings excluded) $4.7fi 9p 5.50; common to medium (canners and bologna) $3 004.75; calves, medium to choice O90 lbs. down) $8.S0tfj 112.00. cull and common (190 Iba. ' flown) $5.00,8.50, me!ium to shoice (190 to 2Rt lbs.) $7.50Tl II. 00; medium to ctiolco (260 lbs. op) $6.007.60; cull nkid colli sions (190 lbs. up) $4.50ft6.50. Hogs steady; receipts 50; Heavyweight (250 to 350 pounds) medium, good and choice $12.50 14.00; medium weight (200 to S00 pounds) medium, good and chocle $13.25114.00; lightweight (160 to 200 pounds) com mon, medium, good and choice $1 2.75 13.75; light lightH (130 to 160 lbs.) common, medium, good and choice $14.00fi) 1 4.25; packing hogs, smooth $12.0012.50; park Ing hogs, rough $ 1 1.506$ 12.00; : Slaughter pigs (130 lbs. down) medium, good and choice 2.00t IS.dO; feeder and Blocker piga (70 to 130 lbs.) common, medium, good Mid choice $10.00 1 1.00. (Hoft or ily hogs and roasting pigs exclud ed In above quotation.) Sheep st eady ; recet pts none ; ambs, light and handy weight, medium to prime $14,004)) 1 5. 00; heavyweight (92 pounds ur) nedlum to prime $12.0013.00; ill weights cull and common 1 1.00 14.00; yearling wethers, medium to prime $10.00)12.50; wethers (2 years old nnd over) medium to prtco $8. 60 U 10.50; bwom, common to choice $7.60 (tf 19.50; canner nnd cull $4 007.50. E(JiS .Wt HUTTjER Portland, Apr. 3 Kgga unchang td; current receipts 25c; pullets 1214 23c: finds 23H24c; hen neries 25 H 26c delivered Port land. Portland, Or., April 3 Butter extra cube, city 44 He; standards 43c; prime firsts 43c; first 43c; Butterfst firm; best churning cream 4i47e net snippcra In sons 1; 4c delivered Portland. r.nuv MARKET Portland. April J Wheat bids hard winter $1.30; soft white $1.35 winter $153: e't white l.H: western white $1.30; northern iipring $1.30; western rend $1.30. today s car receipts: flour 3, hay $, oats 4, wheat 1. POUI.THV Portland. Or. Apr. S Poultry scarce, firm; heavy hens zscpZtic; light 25 24c: springs nominal; old roosteis 10c; ducks, white pekin 25c; live turktys Z3c; dress ed turkeys 33i 3c; geese ) 6c. ON'IO.VS AND POTATO ICS , Portland. April 3 Onions firm t3.50i 3.75 in country. Pota toes steady $1,5041.60. NUTS, HOI'S AND CAKCAKA Portland, April 3 Nuts steady; walnuts 2H(p3'Jlc: filberts nom. 1'ortian.l. April 3 Hons ateaay new clusters 16917c; fugglcs 15 $18c; old crop nominal. Portland, April 3 Cascara bark quiet; new peel 7v8c per lb.; Ore gon grape root 4c. DULL FOR WEEK Rosion. April 3 The Commercial llullclin tomorrow will iy: "A dull market, almost feature lem has ruled in wool this past week. Home think there hiia been a little more Intcreit on the part of mills but if so it has been In sufficient to stabilize the situation. Prices are slightly easier for the week and largely nominal. The several branches of the trade, how ever, are tuif fl-imly liquid to war rant the belief that should a de cent demand for goois arise, the manufacturers would be forced to buy wool with considerable free dom. 1'p to tho pretent, however, the demand for goods has de veloped in a disappointing manner. '.Mohair is rather slow, but fair ly steady. " The Commercial Iiulletin will publish the following wool quotations: '8-rourcd basU: Oregon, eastern Nn, , htaido 1. 431. 45: fine nnd fine medium combing $1.35 fu 1.3S; eastern clothing $1.20 (S 1.25; val ley no. i, f l.v nop 1.22, Mohair Itest combing J0ft85c best carding 70())75c. AT LOW LEVELS Chicago, April S Corn took the lead in tho grain markets today and brought about a aevo-e gen eral smaMh m prices. All u?uv eries of corn an doats collated to the lowest level yet this year. Shortly before the close .May corn whs down six cents to i cents a, bushel. Wheat as well as corn and oats reached a new low price record but only for Scptembe- delivery. How ever, the lots as In other dellver- b of wheat we.e sharp. Urgency to sell by owners and thus atop losses which appeared orocaulc disclosed that the mar ket wiia minus any important de mand except of an intermittent sort from speculators who were in position to collect profits, under such conditions, corn prices de- loped acute weakness and this was especially the case near the clcee. lie for the day ended corn fell 'ih low as 92 cents a bushel for May delivery, a drop of seven cents from yesterday's cloning price. Other months showed an even greater setback. July decreasing 7 H and September 7. The extreme break in wheat was G'A rents a busnH, May delivery h opping to $1.36 . Chicago, April 3 Opening wheat prices varying from U decline to half advance. May $1.42 to $1.43 and July $1.32 to $1 32ft wero followed by a setback to $1.41 Vt f'-r May and then a sud den bulge In which May touched $1.45. Corn opened unchanged to 1 cents lower. May 9S fijJ 99 dropped to 97, May, and then rone to 99. Outa started unchanged to 4 cent higher, May 39 to 39, dee cended to 38 May, and later touched 3T with all months show ing fractional overnight gains. Provisions were responsible to a jump of 25H0 cents in the hog market. Salem Markets Com piled from rt'itorts ul Sa lem dealers for the guidance of CupltuJ Journal readers (Itovlscd dully. nips 90c do.; parsley 75c; rad Ishea, green onions trte: grape fruit $4 00fii4.75 crate; local rhu barb 6c; tomatoes $6.00 ? 6.50 tuc: sacked beets 4c; cuennbers $1 50 jij.uu; asparagus 124il8c; new telephone peas 15c; ne mustard Teens 7 "4c; California strawber ries 50cs bosket, 12 box crate, $4.50 artichokes S 1 .00 dozen: ornnirM small naval $5.00; medium $5.75; largo $6.50. (J rain: No. l white wheat $1.19; No. l.red w-hent $1.18 (Hacked). Moat : Top bogs 1 3c; sows H(fi'llc; dreAsed h'iKS 16'Ac; top Rigors 6fii)?c. cows $4.00r!j5.50: can nor cows 1H up; bulls 3',fcp5c; spring Inmbs up to 90 lbs.. 14c; veal 9c; dressed veal 14Hle. Poultry; Springers 35 :; light hens 20c; heavy hens 21ft 2e; old roosters 10c; ducks 18 Sit 18c; geese 18t20c dressed; live 1214c white Pekln ducks, alive 16MSc; India ftunner ducks alive 14 16c Ilutterfat 47c; creamery butter 49?f)50c; eggs 20c; standards 2Jc; selects 24c; milk $2.20 cwt. Vegetalilet; Potatoes $1.751.0 cwt. head lettuce $3.75 (hi 4.50 crate California cabbage 3 4c; crate $6.00 0 8.60 cwt.; onions $4.00U $5.00 No. 1; boilers $1.50 cwt. sweet potatoes fancy lUc spinach greens 9c pound; pep pers 40c; rutabagas $2.75; pars nips 3 c; Itos' ourg broccoli 11.75 5 2.1.0; sacked carrots $3.50: local turnips 3 Vic: California bunch vegetables: carrots $1: beets, tur- SALEM FRUIT MARKET NEW OWNERSHIP My policy will be, first only American help; Second lietter fruits and vegetables; Third Prompt and courteous service; Fourth Lowest market prices. My line is complete and fresh. This market has no connection with other firms -whatsoever. On this basis I respectfully solicit your patronage. DEFENSE NOT REPRESENTED BY ATTORNEY (Continued from page ne) oeits and Cupias car on Tart cua trios. The night thi.i Mrs. Bote II t brother, auout IS years old, spiel ob Miss Boll man was the same night that Mrs. Bosell told her husband be could leave and not come back, according to the state ment by the attorney. Miss Boll- man rojmed at the bouse or Jus tice H. J. Bean, be declared, and on the aight In question when marital relations of Mrs. Bozell with ber husband ceaacd, the youth stood outside the Beau home. The family v.-as away, ex cept a maid. The attorney totd how the boy reported (hat lights glowed In one of the family room for a time, then they glowed in Miss Boll man's room, went dark for a period and glowed again. Miss Bollman then came out of the house, took her automobile end drove away. Tift boy wnite:!, WILD BERRIES HIT BY FROST U rooks, April 3 In aprre of the wat m rains and aur.ny days the wild evergreen berry vines still look badly seared by the hard win ter. It Is early, however, to pre dict what the real uamago win be to the fruit, according to some jf the old timers. Sprains auted tile attorney, and after a time MiM Bollman returned. She caw (be boy, apparently, and drove around tbe block, returning and started to put up ber ear. The bay crowed tbe atreet and went up Li ber. Where'! Fred?" be demanded. Told to Leave. Tbe attorney declared Miss llollman denied taat be was there. 'You tell him to come home as Toon as hq can get there," the boy ia quoted aa saying and he left, going home himself. Shortly afterwtrd declared tho attorney, Fred Bozell came home "in an excited state and It wa then and there Mra. Bozell said she knet; where he had been anl v, bat he hat! been doing and tolrl him to leave borne and stay away The attorney In bis statement went to ciiarfte that Bozell later moved to Garibaldi beach and that he used Miss Bollman's car while there. - He came to the climax of his statement when be told bow, on November 25. Miss Bollman left the governor's office, went to Portland and to the Y. W. C. A. '.'here, he declared, (he wat met by Fred Bozell, tbe two drove around town m bit, bad dinner and proceeded together to C'entralia. Tney were followed by two men. s'ated Smith. Soenr Nirht in Hotel. The couple, he declared, went to the Wilson hotel at Genitalia and there registered, the ''and wife" after the name of F. W. Bowman, used on the register, being placed there by the hotel man, be slated T?ie couple, he said, remained all night in room 216 at the hotel and he stated the testimony woul l mow that on the night of Novem her 8, the snrne couple stayed in room 218 at the hotel. Taking of testimony was ex pected to consume most of the dav today. Regarlless of tbe fact that neither defendant or any counsel Eases nain prevents stiffening. Quick apply Sloan's. The stim ulating ingredients of which it is composed bring fresh, new blood straight to the injured part. At once the pain ia eased, the swelling and inflammation are reduced. Continued treat ment prevents stiffening has tens repair. All druggists 35c. Sloan's Liniment -Mis pain! FRESH VEGETABLES Asparagus, lonK green and tender, per bunch 15c Lettuce, Imperial Valley quality 15c, 2 for 23c, 10c Spinach, new Oregon, 2 lbs 25c Rhubarb, Strawberry Red, 4 lbs 25c Radishes, new Oregon, per bunch 5c Green Onions, fresh and clean, per bunch 5c Rutabagas, fresh and clean, 4 lbs 15c Turnips, fresh and clean, 4 lbs 15c Parsnips, fresh and clean, 4 lbs 15c Potatoes Burbnnks, good quality, small size, sack $1.35 Cabbage Plants, Early Wakefield, 2 dozen for 25c FRESH FRl'IT Oranges, best navels, per dozen 20c to 75c Apples, fancy Hood River Newtowns, box $2.75 Bananas, fancy ripe fruit, dozen 40c. 30c. 25c Grape Fruit, heavy Floridas 15c, 2 for 25c, 3 for 25c, and 2 for 15c We also offer Strawberries. Cucumbers, Tomatoes, Celery, Peppers, Cauliflower, New Potatoes, Green Pens SALEM FRUIT MARKET II. H. TERRILL. Owner. Located In SALEM PUBLIC MARKET AT FAMILY NIGHT PRICES TODAY- SATURDAY The Epic of Lawless Alaska JKxBEACH if Crratrat Mury V.CV' Hutch eon Paint Store Paint, Varnish, Enamel, Kalsomine and Wallpaper If you have a painting job to do come in and get our prices. We have the right materials and can tell you the amount required for any job large or small Get the benefit of our 30 years experi ence as practical painters. Phone 594 154 S. Com'l. St. Buy Your Paint at a Paint Store r.-ere in the court room to repre sent ber, the trial is proceeding Just as though she was present with a full battery ol attorneys. Testimony will ba taken, the Jury cnarged by the court, and the Jury bring in Its verdict the same a though a defense were interposed. It will be up to the Jury to deduce from the testimony taken the measure of damages to be award ed the plaintiff. Tbe plaintiff la asking for 110. 000 damages against Misd Hull man. Up to a few weeks ago she was represented In court by Oscar ilayter of Dallas and John II. Car son of Salem. Suddenly these at torneys withdrew and no substi tution was made. Mia Bollman decided tc default on the whole it-sue. THE DRAPER V SHOP PRESENTS A SALE OF FINE DRAPERY FABRICS Sunshine days evoke, among other worthy im pulses, the desire to brighten up home surround ings. In this sale of draperies lies your opportunity GET YOUR RUG THIS WEEK Fancy Block Linea and Art Cretonne Values up to $2.25 a yard Now Reduced to Sell at 50c a yard SHOP OUR WINDOWS C'S'Jmmilfoi See Our Stove Department Bi'fore Buying Your Range BUS 1C K'S STANDARDIZED CASH STORES SALEM CORVALLIS ALBANY WOODBTJRN ONLY THE BEST FOR YOUR TABLE Package and canned goods of National repute; fruits and vegetables, the choice of orchard and garden are stocked in abundance at Busick Stores. Truly a logical place to buy quality Groceries at true economy prices. With the Great Cast: 4. mi tc t Story Sam de l.russe Milton Silts Anna Q. Nlbwon Barbara Bedf.ird Mitchell LewU Robert EJeaon Noah Beery Loulne Fazenda Ford Sterling Wallace MacDonald ITockllffe Fellowe COMEDY NEWS LIBERTY 3 Lbs. Gem Nut Margarine 65c 2 Dozen Fresh Eggs 49c No. 5 Box Soda Crackers 49c Jell-o 3 Pkgs. 29c Crystal White Soap 6 Bars 25c 2 Large Cans California Apricots 49c 1000 Pounds Fresh Tender Rhubarb Friday and Saturday 5 pounds 24c 1000 Cans Preferred Stock Pineapple Large golden sweet slices packed in large tins, 3 cans 91c 1000 Cans Portala Sardines Packed with tomato sauce or mustard in large oval tins, 4 cans 49c 1000 Cans Preferred Stock Telephone Garden Peas, 3 cans 57c 1000 Sacks Pure Cane Sugar Fruit or Berry per sack $6.44 50,000 Pounds No. 2 Burbank Potatoes 100 lbs. for 55 lESTPATEHl Unbleached Crown Flour $2.43 $1.39 " ; ' -tiy' - -1 2000 Pounds Fancy Oregon Navy Beans 6 lbs. 49c Gold Medal $2.43 The QUALITY OF THE MEAT you eat is of more importance than the price you pay. Our market is equipped to give you the quality necessary for good health at economical prices. Government Inspected for your Protection. Phone 455456. 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