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Newspaper Page TextPAGE EIGHT CHERRY GROWERS ASK EIGHT BENEFIT OF RISE OF PACKERS HERE The committee named at the cherry grower! meeting to confer with eanners last nlht hail their tonference, and a conference amoiitf themselves after the meeting wnn the eanners. and a a result c A Clark, proaldent of the new eanizatlon. today put up a propo nit ion to cannem that a mlnumum of 8 cents a pound bo fixed on Koyal Annes, eanner to agree to moet tho market nrice. It la known that one of the Uivk er cannera haw offered 8 ccntH flat for Jtoyal Annes but balked on the proponition of meeting market IncreaHPH. This wan before the meeting, however. It has not been learned how tho cannera are taking to the growers' proposal on tho 8 cent price wun mo niurnei mlvnnce. Tho crowers havo no Idea of what Runs may Intend to do when he conieH in here In the price line, or any other possible Royal Anne buyers. It is possible there will be other buyers with reports rrom California and other districts that a short crop Is threatened and as a result the growers uesire some nroteetlon. On the other hand they made It plain In their conference with the eanners that they had no Intention or desire to running hog wild a nrice nroiioHition. i ho more conservative growers ore taking the attitude that they want a fair nrice vcar afler voar and are will Jne to forego tho occasional big profits In years when cherries run wild in nrice and as a result de moralize the market for future years. "What wo want Is some sort of stability In tho market that can more or less depend on from -5'enr to year and realize something on our cherries year after year and give the buyer tho chance to do the same thing," said one prom Inent grower connected with the organization. It was agreed at tho meeting last night that tho organization would make no effort to pool their cherries nnd sell them In a single ewlpe. It was agreed that din ners would go out Independently as In tho past and buy their cher ries Independently from tho vari ous growers. STRONG; 30 TO 31 Portland, May 22 Thirty rents Is being paid fur current recelptn eggs today to farmers. Along tlx street as bigft as 31 cents is of fered by Jobbers. Receipts are un usually light fur this time of year and Vhe demand Is strong for all offerings'. Oradcd egs while steady appar ently do-not share In the strength shown by farm stock. Most of the local eK dealerH feel that value are high enmmh f"r the present Mid aro content with a stable intir ket. Kggs move readily at current levels and there Is also a good shfppln outlet to the south. On the exchange extras still quoted at :t:t rents, firsts :('.! cents. pullets and current receipts 30 cents. Later quotation Is on a net basis. Top grades of butter are steady nnd unchanged with the market showing a good healthy tone, l-'irst grade cubes are a cent lower on the exchange at IIS c nts. I'oultry and country dressed meats are generally steady and un rhatigrd. Receipts were li-:bt t -day but plenty sufficient for re quirements. MVKKTOCK Portland. .May L'2 Hogs steady; receipts fill; heavy weight (LT.O to 3;'0 pounds) med ium, pood nnd choice $12.00r 13.00; medium weight (200 to 30 lbs. ) tnedlu m, good and choice $12.2r.j 13.2ft; lightweight (ltIO to 200 lit) roinntou, medium, good nnd rho'fco ) 1 ;t.00 ir 1 3 .50 ; light llchts (1 30 to l0 lb).) coninmo, medium, good nnd r'udce $11 50 tfflL'.Ml; p.icklng bos smooth $11. filt fff 12 00; rough $ 10.50 W 11.0a; d;im;bter plus (130 lbs. down ) ineiliutn, good nnd choice $11. OOffi 12.00; feeder nnd stocker plirs t70 to 130 lbs) common, me dium, good and chol o $ 1 1.50 fit 12.50. (Soft or oily bogs anil roast Ing pi; excluded.) Cattle nom. teadj ; receipts 40. (154 direct or through.) Hteers. good $9.60 Q 9.75 ; medlutn $8.00 ftr 9.50; common $7.00 s.0o; eanners nnd cutter steers $5.00 fir 7.00; heifers, pood (S50 llw. up) $8.00SfS.7ft; common and nv-dlum, all weights $5.50 W 8.00; cows, good $7.fi06f8.50; common nnd medium 95.OOW7.75; eanners nnd cutters $2.50 r 5.00; bulls, good 1 best yearlings Included $4.5 ff 5.50 ; common to medium (eanners nnd bolognas) $3 50$r5.75; calves, me dium to choice (190 llw. down) j H.oor 1 1. 00; cull nnd common (190 lbs. down) $5.00W8 00; med ium to choice (190 to 200 lbs.) $7.00 r 10.fi 0; medium to Choice (2fi0 lbs. up) I5.00W7.00. Pull nnd common (120 llw. up) $3.50 tip 5.50 Sheep and lambs steady; receipts 450; Inmhs light and handy weluht medium to choico $7.50 fff 9 .00; heavyweight (92 lbs, up) medium to prime $7.00f8.0O; nil weights, cull nnd common $rt .00 4i '8.00; stiring Inmbs, medium to choice $!.00(f?11.fi0; spring lambs, cull L. I Dick and L. M, Hum CIllNKHfa- MCDieiNli CO. 420 nd 42ft Stste St tin wonderful Chinese ronic fllca which ..III cure any itumnn nil men t Including ldcnclie hftrkm he, tloinsrh. kidney t mu hie, male and fen i air. If ill ennetilf na ai onoe. Drlnj If flnnttemu. En'Ahllnhfd 18 yrart In Oregon and common $5.00(5)9.00; yearling wethers, medium to prime $0.50 8.00: wethers ( 2 years old and over) medium to prlmo $5.00 dp 7.50; ewes, common to choice 94.OOff04.GO; canncr and cull $1.50 5M.00. (Ahove quotations except spring lambs on short basis). IIUTTKK A.I KttftS Portland, .May 22 Kggs steady current receipts 29c; pullets 25 )2bc; firsts 25 'A 2tjc: henner ies 27COlHa delivered Portland, Butter firm, extra cubes, city 41c; standards 40 c; prime firsts 10c; firsts 38c; umlergradcs, nom inal; prints 43c; cartons 44c. Uutlerfat firm. Rest churning cream 40c net shippers' truck in zone 1; 42c delivered Portland, PORTi,.ANI ;itI.V Portland, May 22 Wheat bids hard white, blue.stem, baart $1.(10 soft white, western white, hard winter. $1.58; northern spring $1.60; w'stcru red $1.57; JJH.lt. hard white $1.70. Today's car re ceipts; wheat 2, flour 8, outs 1 hay 8. pocintY Portland, Ore., May 22 Poultry steady; heavy hens 24fifr25c; light 22ftt)23c; broilers 22t)-27c; young WllltO (I U Cits 30fj32C. ONIONS AM) POTATOKS Portland, May 22 Onions nom Inal. Potatoes nominal, scarce No. 2, $2.25 ftp 2.35. ni;ts, hops ani casta ka Portland, May 22 Nuts steady; walnuts No. 1, 29 (ft 33c; filberts nominal. Hops steady; 1 924 crop 13 tfT 14c; 1923 crop nominal. Cascara bark quiet. New peal (K8c per pound; Oregon grape root 4c. With the gooseberry rim start ing tomorrow morning in Hunt brothers plant, with the big straw berry run opening up generally in canneries next Tuesday morning probably one of tho biggest straw berry packs in history, tho prob lem of cannery labor has hecomo ncute, and the 8. O. 8. call for more women with which to "wom- rather than to man the canner ies has gone out. Large numbers of women are registering but more are needed and the earlier they can register the better, so that the plants will he in n position to know Just where they are. Ca nneis generally are figuring on Heavy strawberry pack. The stage 'ems all net for it, weather con ditions havo been Ideal and prices been good. There seems to be every indication that the straw berry pack here this year will be one of the best all around crops for the year In the section both product Ion returns to the flowers and (he eanners are hop- ng to themselves. In addition to the canning mi rations with si raw ben Ies b u mi ls of tons will go throui'h the arieling plant and also Idbby. c.Neill X- Libby will be In here king a heavy toiinaue of Wilsons. The outlook for mowers and 'cry body In the strawberry ileal ems to be the hn a. litest for ars, tn kiiie the sharu edu-cs oil' from ome of the Joshes looked for wa id I" dliillly in tile Top." SALES OF 1 111 lto.-jh.ii. M;iv 22 -The Tommer ial Hull. -tin tomorrow ill s;i : A fair demand lor wool h ts con lined this week, nit bom. h vpee- lative trailing ;,i scoim-ds am. ems ha e lost) m d so no w hat. Prices ire fullv firm on all ilra-i i nt Ion nd some house have b. -n aide to get a I d more on certain medium ooI.k. liti.vlni; dra;s in I he far est, but it Is a bit more active ill the lukht vtool .!.! es. The foni--n market .irn 1....1U hanged, alllmimli Pradfoid re (torts lather le business lib prices unchant; further ndvan.-t 1 and resistance to on the part of the pinners. The Hulletln lloiving wool ulll pnMMi lions ton th. mv : Scoured basis: Oregon : Kastern No. l staple o rt I 22; line and fine medium omblng $1.15 Or- .20: eastern cloth Ingl fl.OOfN I 05; valley No. 1 $1.05. Mohair: best combing 70 St 75c; ft carding t 'u 7 0c. A Big Window Full of Bargains Saturday Only, Any Arlit-lo In Our Snuih Show Window Will Hi- Sold nt Onfv 98c Ixmk over this Display, you'll find articles from every department. I '.lint s. Tool. Cutlery. Silverware, Auto Accessories, Knamel Ware. Aluminum Wnrr, Sporting Goods. Visit lYs sale, there is sure to be somethii'i; : i -'ed. Values as high ns f2.i0 Our Hardware Wears Ray L. Farmer Hdw. Co. Everything In Hardware T TO SHIP GREEN The proposed experiment for shipping of green gooseberries east will be tried out. This became known definitely to day when it was announced that Frank Crawford, one of the larg est growers, with a few others. will be extended the facilities or Hunt brothers cannery In prepar ing for green shipment of their her ricfl to eastern markets for the first time to try to seek a new and possibly excellent outlook for the berries. It Is expected three or four cars will be shipped by way of experiment and the results no doubt will have a- great bearing on possibllitiea for such green ship ping In future years. Crawford has about 35 acres of gooseberries and will probably handle about 30 tons. His goose berries are reported to be In fine condition, the patch having been well kept, carefully sprayed and handled up to the top notch of perfection. It Is stated If nny gooseberries can get by and make good Impression with nn experi ment of this kind his should. Tho growers will handle tho con signing of the berries on their own hook, nnd pocket any profits or losses. Hunt brothers merely have extended the use of the facilities of their plant to them to assist In putting over tho experiment and ascertaining whether It may bo a profitable venture, for this year, and for yours to come. 'Iho experiment is one that will bo watched with keen interest by growera as gooseberries havo re ceived something of a bump as a inning berry and if It can be ship lied green with profit will open up good outlet. I The Catz American company. In circular, a copy of which has Just been received by thu Robert C. ulus company, makes some es timates on 1925 crops on the coast, bed on figures furnished the con ern by Its Han l'ranclsco office. Phe estimates with 1924 compari sons are as follows: 1924 Tons 1925 Tons 18.000 125.000 Apricots 12.000 ;illforuia prunes. .130, 000 Oregon Italian prunes 30,000 12,500 250.0110 28.000 5,000 Raisins 175,000 lies 20,000 'ears 1,500 Salem Markets I'ompllcd from reports ol So Icui dealers for I he guidance of Capital Journal readers (Revised dully.) Wholesale l'riccs drain: No. 1 white wheat $1.4(1; i. I red wheat $1.45 (sacked. Meat; Top hogs 1 lie; sows VP lie; dressed hogs Hie; top ers Gdi Ic. cows $4.00 fT5.50; can ner cows Mi up; bulls f Sc, spring Iambs up to 90 lbs., 14c: eal 9c; dressed veal 12c. I'oultry: Springers 25c; light hens 1 5c; heavy hens 20c; old ustcrs tic; dressed ducks 15iiMKc. I tut teriat 40c; creamery butter 14 4!-15c; eggs 23c; standards 25c; ts 27c; milk $2.2rt cwt. Vegetables; California nev potatoes i'ic; old potatoes $3.imi dr 3.50 sack ; local let 1 nee $1.75 crate; Washington cabbage 5 ''; crate onions $3.50 di 4.00; spinach 5c; peppers 25c; rutabagas $3.00; parsniis 2'ttc; sack carrots$4.00; local turnips 2 '; California hunch vegetables: carrots 90c; beets, turnips S.'.i do.; parsley H0c doit.; local radishes 4lUfS0c; reeil onion 4 a I'd s 0e do..; grapefruit $5.50drtt.50; local rhubarb 5c lb.; tomatoes $5.00; asparagus $1.25 fii 1.75 do, lb. bunches; new tele phone peas 14c; new mustard green.; 5c; Oregon, local strawber ries 2 4 basket crate $ 1 .75 6f. 2.75 ; artichokes $1.00 dt,en; orange, small naval. $5.75 6i 7.50; green beans 18c; wax onions $3.50'ir 4.00; Call' -rnia broccoli $2.75; pineapple $ 3.50 df 4.00; Oregon hot house tomatoes 30c lb.; canta loupes 8 n 10c; Oregon gooseberries 5c in lugs. A permit to operate In Oregon waa Issued to V, It. Ci nlUshank company. a California concern with a capital of $50,000. K. C. Wardell of Portland in attorney-in-fact for Oregon. THE CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM. OREGON CENTS AND; ADVANCE BELGIAN CABINET IS OVERTHROWN BY VOTE Brussels, .May 22. (A. P.) Tho recently formed cabinet Premier Aloys Van DeVyvcro Has overtnrown today by a non confidence vote In the chamber of 7d to 9H, with nine not voting. van ucvyvero and the entire cab Inet presented their resignation to tno King. New York, May 2. A Washing ton dispatch to the New York World today save that with hln evi. fixed on the presidential nomina tion In 192S. W. G. McAdoo Is holding series of political con ferences wtlh democratic leaders throughout the east. He Is duo in Now York toduv for a week's visit, the dispatch says, after a consultation In Louis ville with Governor Fields and Jam P. Brown, publisher, and r.fter unobtrusive movements and conversations with social frien.ls only In Washington. He visited witn Mrs. Woodrow Wilson and other friends. The dispatch says that while pronounced efofrra ore being mado to divert the eastern trip from po litical atmosphere, back of It is tho well founded rumors that Mc Adoo forces are lining up in an .Tfort to abrogate the two-thirds vote. STOflM SWEEPS ILLINOIS St. Louis, Mo., May 22. (A. P.) One rann was reported killel nnd considerable property damage done by a severe storm which struck townst in Hamilton nnd Sa line counties, in southern Illinois. ;ist night, according to word re ceived here today. Meager advices said that the Httirm levelled 18 hourses in Har- ishurg, 111., nnd caused consider able other property damage. One man Is said to have been killed at Mcleanshnro. Wire communica tions to the area has heen dis rupted LEGALS I Tlll'l t'OUNTV COI'HT of the State, of Oregon, for the tmnty of Marlon In the matter of the estate of Minnie 5!. Comstock. deceased. Notice of hearing of final account. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, ns administrator of the estate of Illnnie Z. Comstock. deceased, has filed his final ac- ount In the county court for the state of Oregon for Marion coun ty, and that Monday, the 29th day of June, 1925, nt the hour of 10 o'clock In the forenoon of said day and tho court room of said ourt has been fixed by said court us the tlmo nnd place for ' the hearing of objections thereto and the Hcttlement thereof, nt which SAYS M'AOOO OUT FOR NOMINATION Peerless Bakery 170 N. Commercial Street Our regular I'rices of Bread, Hi lb. loaf, 13c, 2 for 25c; 1 lb. loaf 9c, 3 for 25c Cookies, 2 dozen for 25c Butter Horns, 6 for 25c Apple Turn Overs, 6 for 25c Cakes, nil varieties 15c up to 50c Doughnuts, Cinnamon Rolls, Tea Sticks and Buns, ' per dozen 20c Pies 10c and 25c Milk Bread, French and Rye Bread, 3 loaves 23c We serve coffee and lunches. Try our Krauses Cfliuly Salem Fruit Market We offer you Saturday a full variety of home grown produce, strictly fresh and priced right. Lettuce, solid, home grown heads, 2 heads 15c Teas, fine quality and well filled, 2 lbs 33c Bunch Carrots, Beets, Turnips, 2 bunches ......15c Spinach, fresh and crisp, 2 lbs. 15c, 4 lbs '. 25c Asparagus, full lb. bunch 15c Radishes, green onions, per bunch 5c WE ALSO OFFER Hot l.ouse Cucumbers, Hot House Tomatoes, New Ore gon Cabbage, Celery, Toppers, Cauliflower, Wax Onions, Garlic, New Spuds. IN FRl'IT WE OFFER Strawberries, best of quality at lowest prices. , Bananas, Apples, Oranges, Cherries, l'ineapples, Cantcloupes, Lemons, Grape Fruit I'rompt Service American Labor Only Located in SALEM lU'BLIC MARKET time any person Interested in such estate may appear and file objec tions thereto In writing and con lest the same. Dated tbla 22lul day of .May 1925. Dale of first publication May 1925 M. O. COM STOCK Administrator XOT1CK of Intention to Improve Columbia Street fnun Com mere hi 1 strc to Broadway Street Notice la hereby given that the Common Council of the city of Salem, Oregon, deems It necessary ana expedient ami hereby deeiar its purpose and intention to ir prove- Columbia street from the east line of Commercial street to he east curb line of Broad, vay sticet. at the expense of the abut ting and adjacent property, . es ceptlng the street and alley in tersections, the expense of whij will be ilstjumcd by tho city o Salem, by bringing said portion of said street to tho established le, constructing Portland ment concrete curbs, and paving sain portion or said otreet with i six inch Portland cement con creto pavement thin v feet wide in accordance with the Dlam. specifications and estimates there for, which wore adoolcd bv th---' Common Council May 18, 1925. now on file in the office of the city recorder and which said plans, specifications and estimates are hereby referred to and made part of this notice. Tho Common Council herebv declares Its purpose and intention ti make tho above described im provement by and through the Street Improvement Department oi tne city or Salem. Written remonstrance mav h fi:ed with the city recorder of sab city against the above proposed improvement within ten days from uaie or iinai pubiicaticn hereof. uy oider of the Common Coun cil May 18, 1925 M. l'OCLSICV. City Recorder. Date of first publication here)' s May 21. 195. 131 .N'OTK'K if Intention to Improve North Summer Street rrom Market Street to Mill Creek Notice is hereby given that tho common Council of the city of Salem, Oregon, deems It necessary find expedient and hereby declares its purpose and Intention to re construct and improve north Sum mer street from the south lino of Market street to the north bank of Mill creek, at the expense of the abutting and adjacent proper ty, except the street and alley In tersections, the expense of which rwill be assumed by the city of Sa lem, by removing the old broken pavement from said street,, bring ing said street to tho established grade nnd paving said portion of said street with a six inch cement concrete pavement forty five feet wide in accordance with the plans, specifications and estimates there for, which were adopted by the Common Council May 18, 1925, now on file in the office of the city recorder and which are here by made a part of this notice. The Common Council hereby declares Its purpose and intention to make the above described im provement by and through the Street Improvement Department of the city of Salem. Written remonstrance may be 1 ed with the city recorder of said city against the ab n e proposed improvement within ten days from date of l'tial publication hereof. Uy order of tho Common Coun- c. May 18, IHl'5 M. POL'LSKX. City Recorder Dato of first publication hereof is .May 21. 125. 1; is Tin-: cor.NTv contT of the State of Oregon, for the Comity of Marion In the matter of tho estate of John McCourt, deceased. Notice of hearing of final account NotJes is hereby given that the undersigned, as executrix of the estate of John McCourt, deceased. has filed her final account in th county court for tho state of Ore gon for Marion county, and that .Monday, tho 29th day of Jun. 1925. at the hour of 10 o'clock in the forenoon of said day and the court room of eaid court has been fixed by said court as the time and place for the hearing of ob Jections thereto and the settle ment thereof, at which time any person interested in such estate may appear nnd file obleetions thereto in writing and contest the same. Dated this 22nd day of May, 1925. Date of first publication' Mav 22, 1925 Date of last nubllcatlon June 19, 1925 VERA BOOTH DY M'COURT. Executrix. XOTH'K of Intention to Improve North Winter Stivei rrom Market Street to South Street Notice is hereby given that '"the Common Council of the city of Salem, Oregon, deems It necessary and expedient and hereby declares its purpose ind intention to 'm prove north Winter street from the north line of Market street to the south line of South street, at tho expense of the abutting nnd adjacent property, excepting the street nnd nlley intersections, the expense of which will be assumed by the city of Salem, bv brlnuinc sam portion ot said street to the established grade. constructing Portland cement concrete curbs. and paving said portion of said street with a six Inch Portland ce ment concrete pavement thirty feet wide In accordance with the plans, specifications and estimates therefor, which were adopted by tho Common Council Mav 18. 1925, now on file In the office of the city recorder and which said plans, specifications and estimates are hereby referred to nnd made part of this notice. Written remonstrance mav fcr filed with the city recorder of said city against the above proposed improvement within ten davs from date of final publication hereof. The Common Council herebv 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 May 18. 1925 M. POULSEN, City Recorder. Date of first Dublicriuon hereof is May 21. 1925. ui SSL. SUNDAY LIONEL BARRYM0RE BARBARA LA MAR BERT LYTELL and 25,000 OTHERS In SIR HALL CAINE'S Jdoney saving JmMMimW U Happy f for all SATURDAY PRODUCE FEATURES Bananas Best Quality, 3 pounds 28c LETTUCE Extra Fancy Large Heads All Week Prices SWEET POTATOES Royal Club, Fancy Whole Potatoes, 1QP 2 large tins '-XOKf CORN Fancy Iowa pack, 3 tins... 49c BIG K FLOLR Best wheat, guaran- tfJO teed, 49 lb. bag 1 SODA Arm & 25c Hammer, 3 pkgs.. JELLO All Flnv- OQp ors, 3 pkgs LiJKt JELL WELL- Flavors, 3 pkgs Assorted 29c SHREDDED WHEAT Just right with Strawberries, QP 3 pkgs Ot)L SKAGGS MARKET SATURDAY BACON SQUARES Cnrpd. npr lh. All Orders Over $5 Delivered Without Charge Store No. 37162 N. Commercial Street, Salem, Oregon Children IqjMijillll! ' Wm MOTHER:- Fletcher's Castoria is a pleasant, harm less Substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric, Teething Drops and Soothing Syrups, espe cially prepared for Infants To avoid imitations, always look for Proven directions on rarh package. CAPITAL JOURNAL WANT I HOSIERY 05bolivM GUARANTEED SUIT Bobolink pure thread Silk in the new fashionable summer shades. Every pair guaranteed. New arrivals in Women's White Pumps BUSTER BROWN SHOE STORE 5c FRESH TOMATOES Local Hot House, lb Saturday Features Sugar Best Cane, 10 lbs. 100 lbs. 64c 48 tins or 1 case $6.15 Butter Skaggs Best, pound rolls 42c hard f?Q for Codec Skaggs Blend, pound 39c Sardines Booth's oval tins, tomato or mustard sauce, 2 tins Jj Marshmnllows Fancy Fresh Stock, pound . 39c 100 Sugar fS COTTAGE ROLLS A nice OJp "''tpftn sweet meat, lb .. Vlv FRIDAY, MAY 22, 1925 i r V7 in arms and Children all ages. the signature of Physicians everywhere recommend it. ADS SATISFY I'HE WANTS the family. stores 30c HOSEl All Week Prices MILK Federal 10 tall tins Brand, 89c $4.29 DELICtA SANDWICH SPREAD Fine Afn lunches, 3 tins 12 tins in neat carton $1.49 CAMPBELL'S PORK AND BEANS, JQ 5 medium tins tc 1 CHEESE Marion Brand, 2 lbs 55c SOAP White Wonder, 10 bars.. 39c $3.69 bars . FEATURES I'bone HS