Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, April 24, 1925, Image 10

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TEN THE CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM. OREGON FRIDAY, APRIL 24, 1925 BUTTER EASIER AND EXTRAS ARE DOWN HALF CENT Portland. April t Butter Is easier with extras a half cent low er at 40 H cent. Other tirade of cube are te.ily with supply plentiful. KgKs are steady and unchanged. Poultry recelma are li!it with demand slow. The market Is eaay with broilers 3S to 40 cents, light hene 22 cents, heavy hem 21 cents. Country Jiewl meata ore eay with prices unchanged on the choice llffht veal 14 cents: choice Unlit hogs 17 Vi cnls. The lo-?ul pnt.ito market on old stock with $1.75 to $1.85 paid In the country for best Hur banks, Yakima Gems . up to $39 a ton. Wholesale prices here are $2.25 to $3.50. New Do'itoe-i are plenti ful and lower at 6 to 8 cents a pound. Old onions are wall clean el up with very litt'.s stock now avail able In the country. Produce houe-n have small tock on hand ac-lllnR all the wy frwn $4.25 to $5. Buyers pay an hlrfh is $1 for best Sherwood BlOi-K. Po-tland, Apr. 24 Cuttle active; receipts none; steer, gootl $9.75 10.25: me Hum $8 7S59.50; com mon $7.S0f".7!: cnnn?rs and cut ter ste-i'-d 5 50;7.5rt; heifers, cood (K50 Iba. up. H. 17) it commo nanj medium, nil weights SA.00fr8.2r.; cows, K od SS.OOW 8.65; common and me'lium $0-25 (ti&.OO; othom unchiinK-?d. Ho(M at snfly; receipts 28 racking htrn, smooth $1 1.50 0 12.00; packing hoifrt, rought $10.50 1 l.oo. Sheep higher: receipt 220 lambs, light nnd handywelght, medium to choice $8.50010.00; heavyweight (92 11m. up) medium to prlino $8.00 g 9.00; all weights, cull an t common $q.ojb.ou: spring lambs, medium to choice $13.00015-25; up ring lnmba, cull and common $6 00 1i 13.00; yearl Ing wethers meul'im to prime $it.60 ' 4V8.00; wethsrs (2 years old and over) medium to prime f5.)t)fv 7.00; ewes, common to choice $4 00 ft6.50; . 3a:in r ind cull $1.60 tf' 4.00. (Above o,uotiitlon except spring iambs on stiorn naaiH.i 4 k;;s sn huttkr PorMuml, April 24 Kgga firm; current receipts 25 He; pullets l3tttfZ4c; rn-Hts 4rZ4&c; hen nerlos 26 Gp 2i H c delivered Port land. Portland, Ore., April 24 Butter extra cubes, city, 4Hc; standards 40c; prlmn firsts 4fc; Anita Jfrc; prints 4.1c; cartons 44c. Butterfnt steady; best churning cream 40c; net shlppem track In zone 1; 42c deliver. '1 Portland. PORTLAND UI1AIN Portland, April 24 Wheat bl1: hard whits, bluentem, baart $1.60; noft white $1.53 ; western white, hard winter $1.50; western red $1.61 ; B.R.B. hurd white $1.80. Today's car recclpta: wheat 6, flour 8, oats o, hay T, pouiritY Portland, Or., April 24 Poultry eiay; heavy hens 23j$24c; light S2tf23c; broilers 40c. Chief Figures in News Spotlight ONIONS AMI POTATOFS Portland, Jir. 21 Onions Kirmly $3.5031.75 In country. Potatoes steady $1.65 6j 1.75. NUTS. HOPS AND CASCARA Portland, April 24 Nuts quirt; Walnuts 213,1c; filberts nom. Portland, April 24 Hops ttteady new clusters 16c; rugglea 15jl; old crop nominal. Portland, Apr 24 Ciimnra hark quiet; new pec 7$48c per lb.; Ore gon grape root 4c. Salem Markets Compiled from report ol Sa lem dealer lur the guldnc of l' pi la I Ji i ii null renders (RcvIm'i) dally. I - Ml V ?C ' tv -iff A. f&dLJ y fan. 'fHARVE,? M- SCHWAB f cJiM&S? E . WAlXrKR Sl Five corporations directed by Charles M. Scfiwab, multimillionaire New Yorker, Including the Bethlehem Steel Corporation, have been sued by the United States for approximately $12,500,000, alleged over charges on war contracts awarded while Schwab was with the U. S. Fleet Corporation. James E. Walters, Boston's "Lone Wolf Bandit," has began serving a life term for burglarizing a house while armed. Jackie Coogan, boy film star, having reached the ripe old age of eleven, will soon subside Into the obscurity of the little red schoolhouie, ac cording to bis Chicago representative. Prince Henry, who virtually represents King Gcorgo of England during his father's vacation In the Mediterranean, narrowly escaped serious Injury during a hunt near West Grin stead when his mount collided with another horse and he was thrown. The horse bad to be killed. The Prince was uninjured, though badly shaken up. YAKIMA PLANS The Yakima valley Is getting ready for the coming fruit season on a acato nevsr bei'nro attempted in its h !t ory , n ccord ing to Kd Plehn, local fruit buyer, who has Jut ret time .1 f'-oin tho Yakima country. "Tho underlying keynote of what they are doing in Yakima la optimwtlc, ' de.il'iri'H Hlfhn. "He cause of the optimlmn prevailing over the pojwPi'.lities of the fruit year 1ut coming up, eveiy den;irt ment of fruit development up there Is working at htah speed. There never has been such a vnrny m-o- Kiam put on us thla year. Smudge pots have been houht by the thnu?nnd mid thousand I tn iitt.iii U .mil tons of hrluti ettpq put into the o.i'iriv 1h. At the Ran indleallnn of froft. or powl L'llity of it, the mmnlue pots are ke;t going. They mirvlv ai-e look ing for a moiii-v making year in ink hnn and exerting every preii- uiaton ttr it." Uraiu: Nn. 1 white wheat $1.38 no. i red whit fi.as (tuickcd). Meat: Top hus i;ic: mow V V 1 lc; dr.-Ascd higs 1 7c; top - hi--era qf c. cows .uu( U; nor cow 1 up. bulls 3jfc5c spring lanits up to ttO lbs.. He veal Be; drctised veal lac. Poultry; Springers 3.V3; light nens roc; Heavy liens 22c old rootfteiji 10e; aucks in ti H geese 18'1'Oc dnuacd, live ll-ic wnite ftKin ducKi, alive ltRrlSe. liilla Hunner ducks alive Hit l tie Butlcriat 41c; creiiucry butter 44ty45c; egs 20c; alatulardi 22 elect 24c; milk $2.20 CWt. ereiaoies; California new potatoes 12c; new potatoen lie Old pot noes $2.i,"Hi 2.40 sin k head h-ttuee I2.7r 6t a.r.u . i:it.. Texas cabbage lc C.illfonila cab bnge 3ji 4c; Oretton grown onions iwt tuc lb.; crate onlnna $4.r0V cwi.; sweet potatoes Taiiiy 12c apinach ciato $1.50; pep pers 30c; rutabagas $3.00; pars nips 3 mo; sack carrots $3.60; loca tuiniiw 3l4c; California bunch vegetables; carrots 90c; beet, tur nli 90 j dx.; pamley 60c; local muisnoH, green ouioim Sue: pin fruit $4.265.50 crate; local rhu- uaro lun.atuen S4.ifiWj. avpargu 15c; new U-lophonc peas jvc; iipw muxiarj greens 7 Uc, California strawberries, 12 box crate $3.50; artlch.-ke $j.oo nwwn; ornnj:e, email naval $ mvuiuin d.io; targe $6.50; new pjieen Deans zzo; greon beans 21 wax onions ys.oo; broccoli $1.90 4i.40; California cauliflower $2.i5 BRITISH TOMMY WELL FED IS CLAIM MADE London, Eng. The British army baa never been better fed than It is today, says a war office official. Cooks are specially trained ana their work will ea1lv challenge comparison with that of West End chefs. 80 sure are the authorities of this Tact that Britain's new way of feeding Its fighters will be remonstrated at a cookery and food exhibition In London next month. Cooks from the three serv ice branches army, navy and air force will be there. New Corporntiom Artfcles of incorporation were filed yesterday by the llermiKton Post No. 27, American legion. The IncorpnratoiN urc J. M. Biggs. W. I..Hamm, C. .M. Voyen. II. Ihunfeld. E. A. Waterman. W. W. IMsley, Vans linynlou, 1'rsel Hiiitt, Raymond Crowdcr. J. IX Todd, II. E, HhcHcly and Peter Oustrtc. Ronton. Apr! 24 The Commer cial llulletin tomorrow will say: "Trading has been confined with in very narrow limits and the ten dency of prices has been steadily downward. Sales for tho rnoRt part have be.'n forced nnd prices have suffered in convenience. Quota tions era exceedingly difficult to make. Nor does the goods mar ket yet glvo any encouragement worthy of nolo to the situation. "In he west some buying U re lortcil In Idaho .it 39 s cents to 42 ceutfl, this Including prices at Mountain Home for mixed clips. In Nevad. 39 cents has b'-cn paid for fairly fine wool ehrlnklng fa5 per cent In the bright wool states, sev er ii lea I era have quit paying 40 cents." t The Bulletin will p iollxh tho fol lowing wool quotations tomorrow; OrtMr)ii, eastern No. 1 staple $1.30; fine and flue medium comb ing $1.30: eastern o1o;hfng $1.15 if 120; va'ley No. 1, $1 .20 CrM .25. Mohair, bst combing SOft'SSc, :et cirllng lO'dl-in. T REJOICING OVER Portland. April 24 Wool trad ing has been disappointing to both grower and dealers so far this season, jduch had been expected of the onenlng noil aalea In Ida no yewjrdxy nut they were light In volume and prices were lower than growers bad anticipated. The wool seaacn In Idaho open ed with sealed bid sales at Moun tain Home yesterday. Th sale nad been wen advertUM and was attended by buyers from all over the northwest, but offers were low Mid several clips were withdrawn. Only two ell pa wde sold and at prices ranging from 41 cents to 42 cen.a for fine graie wool. One clip touting 60,000 pound brount 41 cents ani the other clln. amounting to 70,000 pounds went ftt 43 cents. Approximately 150, 000 pounds In the pool were withdrawn. Several sales were made outside of the poil, the largest being 100, 000 poun ls bought in by the Port land Woolen mi Me at a price av eraging around 41 cents. One lot of IS, 000 fleecen was purchased by tho N. L. Hobmaon Wool com pany at 42 cents. bhearln continues In eastern Cregon but as yot not enough busl 11 ess has been transacted to estab lish a definite market. Another led mid sale will bo held at .Mountain Home on April 29th. NORSE-AMERICAN PAGEANT SLATED Hamline. Minn. When Norwe gians from all parts of the world come here for the Norse-American centennial, they will see the story 01 ine little sloop "Kestaurantion- cn," depicted in pageant. She was a vessel of 45 tons, manned by 63 Norsemen who left their father land 100 years ago this year to seek fortune in America. The centenulnl Is planned to commemorte the events of this first migration and to eulogize tur Norwegian pioneers in America. Officials In charge are negotiating to make Norway's participation In th affair of an official nature, which would mean that Crown Prince Olaf would represent nls country at the exposition. OREGON JONES IS RETURNED TO PENITENTIARY (Continued from page .nc my wet clothes I went on to Al bany, stayed there all day and that nirfht stole a Cadillac coach and drove south. About three miles out of Albany I saw a red lantern signalling me to stop. I thought !t was the posse, so I left the car. This supposition waa con firmed, for the last I aaw of the car the poae waa shooting ut It. "I ba?k tracked toward Albany, and n jt far out of Albany caught a freight train which I rede to Eu gene. Out of Eugene I at once caught another freight, No. 13, which took me to Merlin." .Denies Leaving Note Clothing founi in a field not far from Jefferson, and which offi certs always believed had been dls carded by Jones, he said today was not his. A jumper found In a small water sprinkler he said waa his. He denied leaving a note in a tobacco can In southern Oregon, and also denied that letters re ceived by Nell Malaiknr of Port land, purporting to come frcm him wer-j written by him. He said it waa true that he wrote a letter from Buffalo, N. Y., to Chapel Guard l-'lsher, and aaid he left his finger prints on tho letter so hit FipnatJre comM be confirmed. Prinon authoi itl? never doubted that this came from Jones. Ho al fo admitted having written a post card from Boston to his brother. Dewey Jones, who is also an in mate of the jenltentiary. This was signed by the ninie Fred Hens. Jones told of his wandering! through the southern and miJdt vttit states anl as far north as Maine. He claims to have been a paeeenger on a ship out of New York for Cuba on December 23 last. Bought Detective Off Jones was twice arrested, he claims, once nt Grand Island, Ne braska, and again In Cleveland. His identity wasn't suspected at Grand Island nnl he waa held only short time. But in Cleveland, Jones claims, he stole $340 In money and a diamond pin that waa insured for $3000 A aetccuve rec ognlxed him as Oregon Jones, -o Jones gave the detoctlve the dia mond anl the money to turn him loose. Jones acquire! this loot, be said, while working aa a truck driver for firm of interior dec c rat or j. He had taken workmen and tools to a wenUhy home where tho man and woman who owned the home and another man who was the.-e were all drunk. The diamond plu lay on a shelf. The husband told his wife to put it away before someone stole it. "She tossed it Into a va&e," said Jonos. "Aftor while I went bnck and managed to he the last of th workmen to leave the house. I rifled the vase and got the dia mond, the money and a string of beads. The beads didn't amount to much." In Cleveland J one claims to have married an.l that a child was born to aims lf and wife. His wife, he says, does not know where he is and didn't know that he was wanted. He said he wanted some one to write her nil abou: It. Jones claims he was on hia way back to Cleveland when he was arrested nt Sacramento, Salem Fruit Market Quoting a few Specials for the rest of this week: Cabbage rlants, good size, 2 dozen 25c Tomato Plants, good size, per dozen ....25c Spinach, Oregon new spring quality, 3 lbs 25c Radishes, fresh from the garden, 3 bunches .. .10c Green Onions, per bunch 5c Lettuce, firm heads, 2 heads 15c Bananas, 3 lbs. ripe fruit 25c Prompt and courteous service. Located in - Salem Public Market (Only American Labor) C'lirr1cn Short III South KreJ Kurlx has received a letter from his bnd'.icf H. A. Kurtz, at Aon'i. California, naying th it there W a shori cherry crop In that ae-linn. It Is expected, the letter state, that they wtll start shipping early varie'le from that pectinn next week. Aluminum Sale A real chance to save money. All high grade quality Utensils. Your choice for $ 1 00 Yes, we will take your used goods in on new. A.H. Moore, Furniture 235 North High St. Phone 368 Mutt and Jeff Everyday in The Capital Journal ROSTEIN & GREENBAUH RELIABLE MERCHANDISE 1 3 ineh , 72 inch All Linen Dress Linen -Table Linen Kusi Colors Pretty Designs, A Real Ho liiced Price Bargain Yard 75e Yard $2..r0 tT' j.v'iS l ine Linen 3d inch All Linm Talile Cloths ' TuMe Covers !?6.00 Only $1.25 21x21 All Linen 2222 Fine Linen Napkins Napkins Per do:;. ?5.!)0 Per do. $7.00 These Likens Are All Imported Subscribe for Stock in the Proposed Linen Mill. Then We Will Buy Salem Linen Linen Iluck Fine Linen Towels Towels Heavy Scotch Linen 18x32 5!)c fc!C. S1.15, 4c 1.23 All Linen Rcil' Swe" Towels Toweling Ladies' Linen A Fair Qimhty Kerchiefs Yard 21c . Colored Borders Heavy All Linen Special 15c Toweling Guest Linen Blenched Toweling Yard 32c, 25c Yard 75c Your Part to Help Build the Linen Mill? Millinery Department in Kear Room Iig Show ing of Dress Hats Uads of Flowers nnd Foliage. Beautiful and Wonderful. Big variety of hat trimmings. Braids and Shapes. The best of merchandise. The lowest prices. Bring Your Millinery Trouble to Us. 240 - 246 N. COMMERCIAL STREET The Finest of All Wool Dress Flannel Newest Spring Shade 96 Inches Wide This is an excellent qual ity or suede finish, sott, dnipy, wool texture, very different from others usu ally sold as flannels. Such good looking shades as Kadianre. Powder Blue, Peres. Titian. Mexico. Prairie, Oolf Rod, Mont eray Red, and Como Blue. The Store That Sells for Cash Only Can and Does Sell For Less The Kafoury's Store Proves It Every Day Th shopping public will find it advantageous and profit able to buy at this store, and pay cash and effect the aylng that we effect by selling for cash only. Just think the matter over. Yon will come to the conclusion that It pays and pays well to buy for cash. We Sell Reliable Merchandise at The Lowest Possible Costs OUR MAIL ORDERS receive ran-rul attention. W pay postage or express within a radius of a hundred miles Gem Blend Coffee Rich, smooth, picking flavor. 48c lb. 3 lbs. $1.40 Why pay for tin cans when you can get qual ity coffee less the price of the tin. Lunches We have facilities for putting up any kind of a lunch for your parties, picnics, outings, nnd will be glad to help you with suggestions In making up your menus. Box Lunches Dainty lunchees of sand wiches, cake, fruit, salad, pickles. Different every lay 25c Each. Order Your Sun day Cake from us (t will save you a lot of work and you are sure of quality as we put in them only the best materials our large store affords. Sunshine, Angel, Prune, Lady Baltimore, Martha Washington, Orange, Nut, Cocoanut, Chocolate, Mocha, Jelly Roll Libby's Fruits Pineapple, Peaches', Apricots 3 lrg cans 95c ROTH S Quality First Groceries. Fruits and Meats Buy your Meats with your Groceries, one order, one deliver-, one account. Phone for Food When you telephone to us for your meats, fruits, vegetables or groceries you can rest assured that you will get the very best the markets affords. We specialize in careful atten tion to phone orders. If anything you get from us is not just as you think it should be, we consider it a favor to have it returned as we know full well that our success depends on the continued patronage- of satisfied customers. Roth Grocery Co. Phones 1885-6-7 No charge for delivery Chase & San born Coffee 3 lb. can $1.52 Vegetables Large turnover assures fresh stocks at all limes. Loads of vegetables for Saturday. Oregon Aspara gus, fine Spinach, Green Peas, New Potatoes, Cu cumbers, Head Lettuce, Green Onions, Radishes, Bunch Carrots, Beets, Turnips, Celery, Green Peppers. Rhubarb. Cab bage, Cauliflower, Mushrooms. Fruits Strawberries 30c Florida Grape Fruit.... each 10c. 2 for 25c Oranges, juicy navels, doien ... 40c. 50c. 80o Apples Yellow New towns, dozen 40c Bol $3.50 Libby's Tomatoes Solid Pack 3 for 55c Prince Premium Peas 3 for 65c . Princ e Extra Small . Peas 3 for 80c a M U W&& A -ssgs m u H H r .. - - 4rb-K tkiMSMjL I lonev &JimA& 3 Cash saving sMSEZmHML stores SATURDAY PRODUCE FEATURES NETTED GEM ,m-t QQ POTATOES, 100 lb. sack i&l.Ot GRAPE FKUIT, Florida Rus- f ( set or bronze, nice size, 3 for UC "CAN AND DO" Salem Store Portland Silk Shop 466 State Street 383 Alder Street Features for Saturday Features for One Week Features ' Qne Wgek One Day Only FLOUR-BigK Flour, all ,.ure Canc Sugar TOMATOES Royal Red, hard wheat; the best family i0 Pounds solid pack. r-r flour. We recommend and QQ 3 55 Q guarantee every sack. It 1 goes farther. &f fTC 49 lb. sack P.Ds7 Pure Cane Sugar 100 Pounds CITRUS Washing Jh 00? Powder, 2 lrg pkgs. IVC COFFEE Skaggs Best, freshly ground, in. Skaggs Best Cream- 1 pound rtC ery Butter, CORN, Eastern Country 1 Pound ft AO Gentleman, Fame Oft N 1 1 Q 2 Pount,s - UUi brand, 2 cans O V C 3 pounds PA.A7 Shredded Wheat ,,,. j . , - 1 Or SWEET POTATOES - SHRIMP Just right for lUt solid hand nack i f salads, rer Pkt- p ' AQo Scans. -.55C --: 2ca,ls Pure Lard . . Cascade Brand .- , . PELLO The national Des- No.10tt.il. -Federal QQ , sert. all flavors, Of 1 7Q M'. 10 large cans Ot. 3 29c ;-ans- 429 Pineapple Hills- CAitrv t? tv 1 da'e Broken Slices, " 15c 11 98c St 38c Saturday Features Our Market Department re5h INuggett Bacon, lean and sweet, Q P pound mOC Fresh killed Fat QT Hens, pound OOC Fresh Pure Milk, quart 10c C. 0. D. Orders 162 Commercial Street Phone 478