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Newspaper Page TextPAGE EIGHT THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON SATURDAY, MAY 2, 1925. PORTLAND CUTS PRICE 30 CENTS A SACK Portland, Ore., May 2. Local wholesale grocery firms have an nounced a decline of SO cenUi A a k In augur prices. The drop bring the vest cane granulated grade down to 5 30 with beet at IC.10 a ack and sets a new low level for the year. Weakness In raw sugar in she t-iBt and on the coast 1m laricely rponftlble f-r the decline here, l'ortl.ind jobbers decided to lower this market upon receipt of advice of a 20 cenU reduction In the re finery lists at San inranclsco. The decline U lather drastic reining right In the face of the Cittinlnff nt-a sun riemn.id and local , authorities dn not look for, any further declined Butte market closed weak with a plentiful Humdy. Cubes we: pokte.l tmohuneJ on the local boari with little demand shown. 1-ilnis sellint; from 41 to 42 cents to th'j t ratio with buying price of butter f.it rami hi; from 40 to 42 cent, delivered Portland. Current receipt oki ir rtlll In dtm.'nj with arrivals hardly suf ficient to fill roriuiremen'i. HI -in .oted n h ilf cent higher on dairy bunrd at 27 rents. All other grade steady and unchanged. MVKSTOC K Portland, May 2. Cuttle steady, recolptM -10; steel's, Kood (9.75 fpXD.DQ: nicdiuni $S.2iW)'J-75; coin mon $7.5?a.fc5: cinneii and cut ter st?rs $6.60 tf 7. 60; heifers, Rood iM 11)4. up f8.2fiM1t-.00: common and medium, nil welhtn $6.00.(?8 25, cows, good IX.O0W 8.65; coniiuon an I medium $6.2f hi) $.00; camera and cutters I2 50W 4 85. bulla koi'I (boat yearlings) 15.008.00, common to me Hum f cannot ami boloKiuiji) $3 50fij 8.00; calve, medium to choice 00 Ibd. down) $t. 00j)11. 00; cull and common tlHO IbM. down) $5.50 3 8.00; medium to choico UPO to 260 lbs.) $7.0(1 f 10 50; me Hum to choice (2.9 lbs. up) $5.507.00; cull and common 120 lbs. up) $4.006.00. Hog stendy: receipts none; heavyweight (250 to 3 50 pounds) medium, good and choice fll.0C$12 00. medium weight. (200 to 300 lbs.) medium, good and choice $11. 50ft. 12.25; HkIiI- welfcht, (110 to 200 lbs.) common, medium, noun, and choice $12.2tiu 12.60; Hunt HkIKh, common, med ium, good, choico f 1 1.00 6f 12.00; lmckir.g h-v(ii smooth $10.0')y) $12.50; rniiRh $9.60 1 10; slaugh ter pigs (130 lbs. down) medium, rood and ch.ii.rj $10 5 0 f i $1 i.oo; feeder nn-1 Mocker pigs (75 to 130 lbs.) common jnedlum, good and Cholc $9.00(i $10.50. (Soft or oily hogs and roasting I'lps excluded in abovo. Sheep weuk; receipts none; Ifiniba, light and handywelght, medium to choke. $8.i0tij' 10.00; ienvyweli;'it (42 11. up) medium to prime $8.000 00; all weights, cull and common $'J.O0 u)H. 00; spring lumbs, medium to choico f 1 3.0 Si $15.6C: Hpriii' lam 1m, cull and commm $6.0"'DH.50; yonrllng wethers, medium to prime $iJ.0W .00; wethers, (3 years old mi l ov er) medium to prima $5. 00rtii7.no; owes, common 'o ch-ilro $4.00 '() 6.f0: cannor nnd cull 1.50vi I 0. (Above quotuiinns except Pprfng lam us on morn hnsn. otitis xn i.i'TTr.u " Portland, May 2. Hkk stend cur 1 wit receipts 26 c: pullet 13Mt&24c: flrnU 24H25c; hen neries 26 tf 2il He delivered I'oi t land. I'ortlind, Ore., Miiy 2. Hotter fxtra cub-1, city. 4pj, s'aintar Is 19 V4c. prime fir.it s 39 4p; fhv.t. J9c: prints 42c; cartons 43c. Butterfat steady, b-si cn-milng cream 38c; net shlpiis track in one 1; 40 1? 41c delivered J'ortLni-l. I'oiilnml Crnlti Portland, Ore, May 2. Wheat bids: hard white, bin Ui'i, ha irt 81.70: soft whl.o, $1.5S; woV.Mn while $1.57; hard winter. $ 1.57 fu rther u .spring $1.60 western re 1 $1 M: B. II. B. hard white I1.K5. Today's car root-lMts, wheat S; flur 4; oat, 2; hvv, 5. POULTRY Portland, Ore., May 2. Poultry teridy; heavy hens 23 i 24c; lignt tJii brnllcrn 3KH0c. Cold Cash for a Cold Trip 1 nJ 1 V if -Jr. ,T nr.:ljr John U Kelnartx, of South Manchester, Conn., wizard of short wave radio, waa ltrned Id Chicago by Captain Donald A MacMillan. Camoui Arctic explorer, at $1,000 a month to broadcast on the latter forth coming polar expedition fn search of a "lost tribe." Photo shows, left to right, Captalo MacMillan, Relcaru and Commander Eugene P. Mac Donald. - OXIONS AND POTVTOFS Portland, May 2. Onions firm; $5.001-5.25 In country. Potato- ld $l.2it 2.35. NTTS. ItOPS AND (WKCAIIA Portland. May 2 Nuts quiet; Walnuts 219 33o; filberta nom. Portland. May 2. Mops tsnly; Hew cluster! 15c; fugRlcs 15lflc; eld crop nominal. Portland. May 2 Caoarn hark quiet: new pen) 7 180 per lb.; Ore (on urape root 4o. Salem Markets iompllct fmm nMrl ol Sa lem dealer (or (lie kuIiIimh' or tiilial JourtMl rraoVre (Itcvlwd dally.) Grnln- No. 1 white wheat $1.45. Ko. 1 red wheat $1.42 (ncked). WImm rricr Meat! Top hops 13c; sow I " 1 lc; dressed hivs 16c; top t eu 6197c. cows $4.005.50; can nor cows up; bulls SVfc06c. aprlna lambs up to 10 lbs.. 14c. Veal 9c; dress d veil 12c Poultry: Hprlnjrera 35 v, llrrht hene 20c; heavy hens 22c; old roost ei 10c; ducks 16 It I c; geese 1S9 20O dressed, live 12 4il4r white Pekin ducks, alive 18013c; India Runner ducks alive l4fM Butterfat 41c; creamery butter 44 1? 46c; evvs 20c; standard 22c rlerta 4c; milk $2.20 cwt. Vegetables; California nev potatoes tt; '11 poi.iinnn I2.in4r2.65 sack: ha-l lttuc $3.&04$3.78 rrnte, Texaa latbaRe re, Cftitrorn1 3W4.; 'Jrt ajrown onions $5.00 ewt, crate onions $3OO0$3-5O cwt.; wevt pot 11 toes, fan "y, it cents: plna- crate $125: pep pore 15c; rata bora $.1.00: parsnips 14c; sack Ciirrota $4.00; locaJ lurntps S 1, California bunch vegetables: car- rota 0c; beeta, turnla too dot.; lamlry 60t0-; lo.al ra1lhcs 40 f' so; arrten onions 4;jc; arapeirun 16 0 4.25; local rhuAD) 1 wJ tomatoes $4.7506.50; sparaa;ua l 50 doien; new telephone pens 14912''; new mustard ffreena ac; Cnlifo -n atrnwhcrvieji 20 box crate $4.75; artlchoko fl .00 doi oranfMi, small naval $5. 75 Q 7.00; new wax beans 12c; green beans SAc; wax onion $ J.O ) ) .V ), broccoli $2.71; California caull f!owrj $1.76. SECOND ROAD TO KLAMATH PROJECTED (Continued from page ine) cation to the interstate commerce commlBsfon for a certificate of public convenience and necessity to permit construction of the new line. The Northern Pacific directors ulso ordered that Immediate dofi nlte location of tno lino be made the message added. Locations Mud The location unvu been made for the southerly extension of the Oregon Trunk from Hend. One is to connect with the Southern I'a title's Kugene-Klamath Kalis cut off at Crescent, which would tra verse the westerly border of the great pine Jlmber tracts in that region, the other lines would be through the easterly limits of this umber, it ie suld that the latter route Is favored by the Northern t'cctflc-tiieat Northern executives. 1 ne distance from liend to in miles by one locution and l'fio via another route, but if tin Northern lines are permitted to connect wllh the Southern Pn fic's cutoff at Crescent and Jointly i'se tno cutort into Klamath Kalh the distance to build would be re liuced to S6 miles. This question raised by the Union Pacific, Is penning before the Interstate com merce commission. To Cost $0 (500 000. The Oregon Trunk extension Irom liend to Klamath Kalis will require an out!ay of approximate iy JH.5II0 000 and require I S i';onlli3 to bulM, according to V K Turner, prenldcnt of the Spo hanc, Portland A Seattle system and or its subsidiary, I ho Oregon 1 runK. President Turner expressed .laimrauoii over the announce nient of Pmsidi nt Donnelly of tli .N'orthern Pacific. Turner pointed "ill that the derision now to ex- lend tlio Oreg ni Trunk on to Cal ifornia via Klamath Kalis is but carrying thro.t(, the Intention ot .lames J. mil, that tlio Cleat Northern-Northern Paclifc joint nno iiitlmate:v would reach to San Francisco lay via Head and Klamath Kails from the Columbia river. The belief still prevails amour, railroad officials that whatever extensions of the northern lines from Heml south and from Ilurnr 10 Hnd will be m::de jointly with the I'nion Pacific. Some authori ty have declared that an agree ment to this effect was made when the two groups nude a compact for lolnt operation of hair ot the mile age of the Oregon Trunk and the I'nion Pacific between the Colum bia river and liend. It Is said that inis compact ineimics n prospec tive extension of the Prlneville tend toward liend. Open Forum Contributions to Phis Column must he plainly written on one lde of paper only, ilmlted to S00 words In leniMh and stftned wllh the name of the writer. Articles not meeting these spe cification will be rejected To the Editor: While the peti tions on the referendum of the lux on the auto stage and trucks is nn, I would like to say a few words. So lor.ff oa the trucks are permitted to cany the heavy iocaH they do nnd travel at the speed they do with thvtr uneven. worn out solid tires, all the tax you can put on Ihem will not save our road, when the heavy loaded truck ko by my hou they make the whole bulMlns; vibrate. The rttigca never have caused my h.ue to vlb.-nte In fact we never know when they ro by; no doubt the statfea should pay more for the ure of nur roads, and do It willing or quit business. Hut If we want to sive our roads we m tut cut don n t he speed of ihe trucks and nee that the tires keep true and round; these un even tires on a truck going t the Meed they do beat our roads to plecei faster than we rould repair (hem; no truck with solid Urea shoull be allowed to go faster than elfiht miles an hour; don't forget It la the speed, also bad Urea. We must do o met Mil- and do It quick or we will have no roads. High lax will not mc ua because the tat would not nay one-tenth of Ihe damae they do. Youm truly. D. P. TAYLOR, 1 nji4 8nte Street. , FIVE HELD IN GARY MUHDER CASE PROBE (Continued from Page One that his wife had been njlashu; ince April 6 and that he had gone to Columbus, Ohio, in search ol her, belicvlns sue had been drowned there. Urown snid the L'ulumhia police told him 110 wom an had ben drowned there. Shoes Gives Clew. Mrs. Miller, biowu told the po lice, bad worn shoes similar to the one found near the body. Miller admitted he and bia wife- had quarreled and Mid she had threatened to shoot him. He told (liiodtloners alio had left Chicago, April (i, in un automobile to go to J'ort Wayne and he had not heard irom her since. Three other nun taken In Chf- a?o were Krtd and Hurry l)e fiiderlo, brothers of Louis De ijiderio, husband of Josephine, and I'laude A. Kei'ini, ttieir cousin. They were brought here for ques tioning. They denied knowing ihe whereabouts of the husband, who is Hourcht hi the police, and raid they had opposed his mar riage to the girl. Altp held in Gary was Samuel Hush, who addtJ his identification -f the body as that of Mrs. De sidnrio to tho recognition made ly her parents today and Mra. Hcrimrdo llenero of Gary. Their aU nUfleaUoiiH, 1 owever, were dls rountcd after William J. Smurdnn, a Gary constable. alcl ho had talked to Mrs. Desiderio last Tues day, three days nfter tho body was round. A. J. llnllcr, Gary attor ney for Mrs. Dosldcrio at one tlmr ami his stenographer, asserted pos itively that tho body was not that o( Mrs. Dmiderio. NEW BOOKS AT THE PUBLIC LIBRARY J. K. Banes, "A Houseboat on Ihe Ktayx"; Gilbert Caiman, 'Hound tho Corner"; Charles Dickens, "David Copperfleld"; George 101 lot, "Komola"; Alfred ulltvant, 'Bob. Son of Untile"; I. M. Tage, "In Olo Virginia"; litchard Tryce. "Itomanco and lano Westou"; Grace K ten mon d. "Mrs. Bed PopP'T," "Bed aud Mack" and "Bed Pepper's I'a licnw"; W. E. Woodward, "1-ot-lery"; J. II. Oldham, "Christian ity and the B.ice Problem"; Uug oy & Keith, "An Introduction to Teaching"; F. IS. Bolton, "Kvery dny Psychology tor Teachers"; J. II. Bancroft, "Games for the Play ground, Home, School and Gym nasium'; Willlnm MeGovern, "To Lhasa In Disgust?; J. W. Sehult, Krit nds of My Lifo as an Indian." PRESS CLUB WILL CARE FOR TOMB OF E. A. POE Baltimore, Md. The tomb oi Kdgar Allan Poe In the grave yard of Westminster church hero haa been placed In the care of tue Balttaiore Press club. The grave had been neglected of late because the Kdgar Allan Poe awootation, whic'i had been car ing fur It, was without funds. An iffor by the press club to main tain the tomb as a literary shrine was accepted, itnd a transfer of obligations m:tite by tho Presby terian committee of Baltimore, owners of the burying ground. TO DEPRIVE NATIVES OFJLECTION BOOZE Manila, P. I. The legal ma chinery has been set In motion for the enforcement of the new pro hibition lnw regarding the ealo of Intoxicating liquors during the national elections next June. The r, as amended by the last ies- ston ot the legislature, prohibits the sale and disposing of Intoxi cating liquors during the two days on which electors register, during the two days prior to and on elec tion day and during the entire time consumed In canvassing the vote. DUST ORCHARD E CorvnllU. Ore., May 1. DujUlncr an otvhard by airplane was suc- e.-isfully demonst rated here yes terday when chine under the direction of Lieutenant Oakley O. Kelly, executive officer of the 321st observation squadron, treat ed approximately 60 acres of the 120 acre apple orchard operated by P. W. Johnifon, manager of the Oregon APl'Je company, near Mon roe. A mixture of arsenate of lead and sulphur waa distributed over the trees for the purpose of elim Inatlntr scab and cod d line muih irom ine orcnaru. W. J. Chamberlain, assistant professor of entoinolo'T at Oregon Agricultural College who conceived the Idea ot u-ting the airplanes for tne (ludtms exp;niioms, stated that the results obtained would be worth thousands of dollars to the agricultural interests of irmih utstern Idaho, since It proved that the alfnlfa wvii also could uucccHwfully com batted :n ih'jt ntrmpfr. LEGALS Xtitlf-v of Hearing of l lii.il Account III llw Matter of tlio KMuti of JtCKluu Ntil)auiii, IctiiMi Nuiice is hereby given that the undersigned, n Adminlrator of the etaie of Rtijina Nusbnum. de ceased, has I. led his final account in tho County Court for tho state T Ori?on for Marino county, nnd that Monday, tha 8th day of June, 'J25. at tue hour of 10 o clock In the foronom of said day nnd the ct-urt roarr. of said court has been fixed by Mild court as the time and place for the hearing of objection inereto 11 mi tne settlement thereof, t which time nnv person Interest ed In euch estate may anpetir and Hie objections there'.o in writing :md content the came. Date of flrt publication 2 day 01 May, Date of Inst publication 30 day cr At ay, i'.rs-i. W. J. NITSItAI'M. Administrator. UUU For I In ulin Wood Sealed bids will be received by the County Court of Marlon Cou ty, Oregjn. up to 2:00 o'clock n. 1 May s. lor haunnrr 2..0 cords tf olj and second growth fir wood from the County farm nea Mopmere. 30 cords to be nlled at the Poor Farm north of Sal?m and balance at the county tool houee. Salem, tfaid wood to be delivered not Inter than Sept. 1, 1925. Bidi to be 'led In ihe office of the County Clerk. mo Court reserves the rleht to reject any or nil bins. IS. t HOYr.R, Ct Clerk. (TICK Of Intention to Improve T.ec Street f nun fourtiNMitli btrvet Seventeenth, Slre!t. Notion is hereby riven that (he Common Council of the Ciiv of taiem, Oregjn. deems it nccessarv und expedient find hereby det'aros 11s purpoM'j nnl intention to J prove ic Strrot from ihe tnt line or Kouvt;e:ith Street to lomt wnicn ts H4 feet cat of the east nny of Seventeenth street. me exien.o .f ihe abu'.tirg nnd adjacent property, exceotinir the fitiee: and alley interactions, the expense of whi.-h will h wiumr.i by the City of Sab-tn, by bringing riii.ni poruon or Bant street to the catanitnned grud sonstructlnr LtruifMii concrete euros, and paving niid portion of jwili street with a fix Inch cemo.it concrot-a pavement in nccor-iance with the r,lann pecificatlons and estimate thr. for, which were ndonted by the tnmon Council Anrii 20. 1 !!-. now on file in the ofHcn nt ih City Heoord.-r and which said plans, specific itions nnd est I m .it m are hereby referred to and made a part of this notice. The Common Council hcivOiv An. I: res it piirn-Mn and ititontinn tn make the above described Improve ment by nnl rhrouirh th Kir mprovoment Ueoartment of th City of Ma I em. WriUon remopHt ranees mnv 1 lied With the CitV lief mvlnr ld City ng.iuiHt iho above pro- roweu improvement within ten days from date of final publication hereof. By order of the Cnmnmn r,n. ell April 20, 1925. M. POCLSKX, City Recorder. Date of fiiMt puh'lcation hereof April 2?;, lil?5. 109 IN TIIK CIHCI IT l it-r Of the StntO Of Ori'irnn r,,- loiittiy of Muhnoiiiah In Probate In the matter of the Bimiinn. ship of Maria Leslie Voorhees, an .. .ir pcrfton. wo. a notice of guardian's sale of real property. "U1 " nereoy given that pur uant to an order of sale of rent property made nnd entered in the above court and estate on March 1 1, the undersigned, guar- Ban of said Insane nemon win nn and after May nth, 1925, at the office of Wm. U Brewster. 102j uasco building, Tortland, Oregon receive bids fur and proceed to sell at private sale to the hiehest :ind best bidder th hrt..afi&.. described real property for cash r for part cash and the balance secured by a mortuniro on ih O00D PRACTICE PIANO $60 We will take It back anytime at full price on a new one. Terms $5.00 a month. GEO. C. WILL 432 State St. eal property, all subject to the confirmation by the court of aald sale. The property to be sold la an jnaivided one rourth of the Kn owing described real property: Beginning at a point 10.: :haina south and ft. ft chalna west it the quarter section corner on Ine between sections IS and 14 In township S south of range I west of the Willamette Meridian, Ma rion county. Oregon, and running tnence south 9 degrees 30 min utes east 21.32 chains; thence north 30 minutes east 101.50 chains; thence north 89 degrees 30 minutes west 15.45 chains thence south 23 degrees 15 min utes west on the east line of the VanDale donation land claim 17.95 chains to the northeast cor ner of the Thomas Roy donation and claim and from which a red fir tree 5 inches in diameter beam south 81 degrees east 20 link distant, as established by the Unit ed States survey; thence south 23 degrees 15 minutes west on the north line of said Roy claim and east line of paid VanDale claim 28.51 chains; thence south 15 min utes wet 119.08 chains; thence east 11.25-chalns to the place of beginning, containing 496 acres of land, more or less, and being parts of sections 1, 2, 11, 12. I'd and 14 In township 5 south of range 2 west of the Willamette Meridian, Marion county, Oregon. Excepting. however, 103.70 acres of land described in a deed from J hiuh Newton Voorhees, et , al, to Western Lmd company, re-1 corded in Vol. 102 of the deed ree ords for Marlon county. Oregon,' at page 40J. Also excepting all roadways and rights of way. Date of first publication April 11th, 1925. Date of last publication May 9. MARY C. VOORHEES. Guardian of Maria Leslie Voor hees, an insane person. Wm. L. Brewster, 1025 Gasco building, Portland, Oregon, attor ney fo rpunrriian. I TIIK COUNTY COl'KT of Marlon County, Slate of Oregon In the matter of the estate of Maggie Stewart, deceased. Exec utor's notice. Notice is hereby given that by an order of the county court of Marion county, etate of Oregon, duly made nnd entered on the 10th day of April, 1925, the undersign ed was appointed executor of the estate of Maggie Stewnrt. decoas ed and that he has duly qualified as such. All persons having claims against said estate are hereby no tified to present same duly veri fied as required by law to the un dersigned at 558 Center street, Sa lem, Oregon, within six months from the date of this notice. Dated on this 11th day of April, 1925. FRED J. STEWART, Executor of the estate of Maggie Stewart, deceaned. Date of first publication April 11, 1925. Date of last publication May 9. You take them down ..we do the rest You slip your curtain off the rods, phone us to call, and your spring cur tain washing is over. We return them fresh and lovely, with that crisp, "store" finish, and true, straight "hangf that are so hard to get In home laundering. And we take the same care of your finest curtains that you would give them. You'll wondej how we can do it at the price. Capital City Laundry Thone 165 FINE MODERN FIAN0 1263 llor. In a real map. It would root $500 new, but you can bur thla on for S36S on ttrma of only IS a month. GEO. C WILL 431 Rlale 8L THIS IS WORTH $5.00 Cut this ad out and present it at the Certified Used Car Lot, directly West of the Fire Station on Chemeketa St. Only one of these acceptable on any one automo x bite. It will be received in lieu of $5 aa part of the purchase price of any of the bargains on dinplay. M f Ti It fv.TS f. You Can Find Them in The Capital Journal Classified Ads Capital Journal classified ads will save you unlimited trouble should you be seek ing a maid, a cook, a chauf-x feur, a bookkeeper, or any other experienced or unex perienced . help, or if you have anything to sell or trade or something you want to buy at a bargain. Into the great majority of the homes of Salem and environs, your advertise ment will go. And when you see the number and character xof the replies, you will realize the advan tages of advertising in The Capital Journal I -T.