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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (June 12, 1925)
PAGE EIGHT THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON PRICE HELD UP FRIDAY, JUNE 12, 1925 GOLDEN STATE Portland, Juno 12 California shippers are holding up the price on produce grown in the sunshine state. The unfavorable growing season In the south and the resulting short crop have placed California growers in a position to dictate priccH. Torrid weather through out the east and middle weat dur ing the last few weeks created such a demand for the California ship.nents that growers had trouble boosting the markets. Port Jand and other Pacific northwest dealers ore In the position where they can either "take or leave' the produce. Weather conditions here during me past two weeks have been de cidedly unfavorable to any big in crease In the movement of pro duce. Most produce dealers Hay mac Dusiness is poor and the dc mand light, yet prices have held firm due to the advancing market at shipping points. Tho strawberry Is well advanced and prices will bo on the upward trend from now on. Tho peak was reached the day of Decora tion day when tho fruit dropped to 11,60 a crate on tho early mar ket. That was probably the low price for the season, This morning growers obtained $1.75 to J2.10 ivr airawDerrics on tne early mar ket. Butter and eggs are unchanged on the local bourd, Markets, how ever, on both commodities are In a good healthy condition due to continued advances In tho south. Butter is going into the coolers higher than It came out last year. LIVTCSTOCK Portland, June 12 Hogs steady; receipts 66; heavy weight (250 to 350 pounds) med ium, good and choice $11.50ffi $12.75; medium weight (200 to 300 lbs.) medium, good and choice n.7&ry)$l2.85; lightweight (ltil) to ius.j common, medium, good and choice $1 2.86 ff 13.25; light iigms (lau io 160 lbs.) common, medium, good and choice 1 1.6 it $12.50; packing hogs smoolh iu.buf$ii.oo; rough 9.7Bfi -jiu.uu; siaugiuor ulg.l (130 lbs. down) medium, good and choice $10.60g$12.00; feeder nnd Atockcr Pigs (70 to 130 lbs.) common, me dium, good and choice $1 1.004V $11.76. (Soft or oily hogs and roast ing pigs excluded.) Cattle ntcady; receipts none steers, good $9.00 H $9.25 ; medium .(iMwa.uu; common $0.50 do 7.7", ; canners and cutter steers $4.50if(i $6.50: heifers, iron., r.n iim $8.0Ufj)$8.25 common nnd medium. ii weignis jO.50foJ7.50, cows good $7.BOi&7.75; common and medium $5.00 0) $7.25; canners and cutters $2.60 $5.00; bulls, good (beef yearlinga excluded $4.76 6$ 5.50; common to medium ommn.-o n,i bolognas) $3,604.75; calves mo- uium io cnoico ( mo lbs. down) $7.50 tfM 0.00; cull nnd common lfl0 llw. down) $4.507.50; med ium to eholco (190 to 200 lint.) o.oo at 9.60; medluiii to choice tuv ins. up) fri.QOCfia.60; cull nnd common (120 lbs. up) $3.506.60 Kheep nnd lambs steady receipts 1000; lambs light and haiidywelght medium to choice $9.50 tD$i 1 00" heavyweight (92 lbs. up) medium to prime $S. 50 W 10.60; nil weights uii it mi common IG.0OfiiH8.ltO; Hnsband Died of Strychnine tuuem,mmm-S H ( ft it t f, 4 if V5 t 4 Mrs. Bessie Fair was arrested In Plattuburg, N. charged with having caused the death of her husband, Herman, by placing strychnine In a har of chocolate placed in his lunch pall. Authorities alleged she purcnasou sirycumno at a pnarmacy shortly betore his death. yearlliiK wvtliprn, nipilhim to prlmi. 0.50i8.60; withers a yean (,! and over, niodluin to prhno r 00 Wn.m; ewes, cntiiiiinil to choice f4.00rtO.OO; ranner nnd cull l fill uiitovo iiiinLdiiniin . except I-(ItTI,ANI) (ill.MN iniiianil, June 12 Whent: hnijl .,...,v,i.-ui, nn.-tri, sell whiR' wraiern white. It. n. It. h.ird "iie, ii.tm; mini winter, north jim upriiip, l.f,"l; wentern red ji.m. jnii.iyi, ear reeeiitfi: whent 12, flor , corn 6, oats 1. Itl'ITKIt AMI K(inn Portland. Juno 1 2 IOkkr atemlv Villi . 0,',',"", JJDt4c; pultetd ;,,; .". ' 2"i3lPc: extras 0'431e; delivered 1'orlhind llutter firm, extra ctihca, eltv 43c; Wan.lnr.la prl,u0 flr.sB ! fl.MlH 4e; unilerKmilen nom inal: print 44r; ciirtnnn t!,c l""erJ."1 "" 'hnrnlnK oroain , m,,,,,. u.ai.k n aone 1; delivered I'ortlnnil. i'ou.tuy I'orllan.l, Or.. June lin...i Ill'ilVV tleriH i 't ... ., ., , . Ill, n,.... . " ,. " - " '"I'll im, iii-inieiH 21 Hi White .luelia low; youti;; OMOs AMI rOTATOI-S Portland, June 1 2 1'otat nrs nnd onioM nnmiiini. nvts, norj. am) rsc Pnrriand. .lime 12 Nnls sternly Washington, Juno 12 The pres ent outlook for fruit crops Is rath er unfavorable, the department of iigiiculture crop officials declare. tho condition of apples on June 1 was nearly 10 per cent below the usual average on that data, they H.-Ud. "Frost In lato May," a slate- ent Bald, "reduced prusiiects In many scattered localities. North western states expect more ..miles than were picked last year hut for tho country as a whole tho crop does not seem llkelv to be us large. "I'each production whows a large increase In California, where moHt of tho crop In canned or dried but practically all other Important stales tho crop Is expected to be .HiihHtanttally smaller than last year. J ho pear crop also Is onlv fair. California being tho only Important producing Hlate which expects materially larger crop than wat; harvested Inst year. ' SIXTEEN CENTS PAID FOR HOPS, '24 CROP According to reports on the Rtrert both Harold Hay nnd James It. iUnn have paid 16 vents for spot bops within tho past few days about 3000 bales being Involved. This Is tho highest price yet paid for (ho 1924 crop, r far as In known. The 1925 crop Is reported to be looking good. Thero aro some nt- taeks of aphis duo to cloudy weather but nothing that cannot be kept subdued by proper nipt hod It Is stated. Word also has been received hero by local dealers of ptus attacks on tho Kugllh hop crop. WHEAT AND CORN walnuts No. 1 28432; filberts nominal. lops steady; 1924 crop 1 3 & 14c; 1323 crop nominal. Coscara bark quiet. New peal Scfit 9c per pound; Oregon grape root 3 He Chicago, Juno 12 Initial whent quotations, unchanged to off, July Jl.fil to $1.02 and Septem ber $1.5914 to $1.59. were fol lowed by something of a rally and then by declines to$l.59U for July and $1.56 for September. Arter opening at to cent advance, September $1.17 to $1.18, the corn market gained little more, but then suffered sharp decline, September falling to i. 1 u. Oats started nt off to up, September 54 to 64 . Lator all months showed a general drop. Provisions were higher. The wheat cIoao was unsettled. to L net lower, July $1.60 to $1.60-4 and September $1.67 to Sl.674. Corn closed Irregular net low er to higher, September $1.17 to $1.17. WORLDDEMilND FOR WHEATSLACKENIHG UP "Winnipeg, Man., Juno 12 A. L. Kearles, Minneapolis, president of tho Saskatchewan Klcvntor com pany, said hi an Interview publish ed here today, that on a tour of the world that ended last week ho dis covered a slackening of demand for wheat In the Importing countries. Many of these countries, partlcu lorly Clifitn, grew moio wheat this year, Searles olwterved. bearhtj predicted steady prices Boston, Mass., June 12 The commercial uuJieun tomorrow will say: A stronger, broader market has been In evidence again this week, both in the country and at the sea board points. Prices are at the nrty cent level for the better bright wools In the count rv. while the seaboard markets nre Reveml cents behind country values, ob a ruie aimougn two to three cents a pound higher in the grease than last week. The woolen mui nw in good position generally, while the knitters are finding better hum ness ana tne worsted mil r mnk Ing only slight progress. ine toreign markets are rather irregular, Bradford prices 'avoring the buyer. Rather more activitv is reported from the river Platte, wun prices showine- a verv nil chi ton dency to strengthen. The Aus tralian program Is yet tc be determined. Mohair Is stead v on mmiomtn buying. The Commercial RuHetin nrin publish the following wool quota tions tomorrow: Oregon Eastern No. 1 ntnnin $1.251. 30; fine combing $1.20 1.25; eastern clothine- si nr. sn- in- valley No. 1, $1.101.15. Aionair Best combing 7580c best carding 05 70c. I Salem Markets ;o i n piled from reports of Sa lem dculcrs for the guidance ol Capital Journal readers. CUoviscd dally.) PEAR PRICES EXPECTED It Is rumored here that by June 15 the California growers will an nounce their opening price on Cali fornia pears. The manager of the association has been In tho Ynkl ma country looking over the sit uation there nnd In reported to be Just ready to return to California. It Is expected the announcement f opening prices will follow short ly hi. ictitrn home. kids W I Foot Troubles? Grow Strong New Way T(T Take Cod Liver Oil In Sugar Coated Tablets Tho in of flrorKo n. O'HrlMi of Mahwh. N J., u.1s tiiln i.imI pnl nnd .lirt not get niouKn nonr lihmcrit from hi. ro,l. II,, took McCoy, Cod I.ivr (n c,.., Tablro and In a I It tin over l monthii he Ralnrd rlrven and on,, half pound, and frol. nnd look, ono hiindrrd por cent brttcr, an hla father write.. Mother.: If any of your chil dren nro wenk, thin or puny, kIvc them these tnlilet. an dlreeled for ID dnya nnd wiilrh ihem a.iin fl.Bh and health from d:.y to day they oldom fall but If the unusual should happen and you are not . supremely aadnfjed with renull. your drufiTRl.t will return your money. lie aure alwaya to fret the original and renulna AfrCoy'a Cod I.lver Oil Compound Tableta 60 tablet 90 centa at J. C. Perry. Central Pharmacy, D. J. Fry or an dniKKl.t In America. They atra helping thouaanda of frail, kealth ahattered peoplt of all agea. Adv. I 1 L N DC (. TJ JOINT s Mr CfAMPCrT 6 V rAms I n a sons IrtjJ IINOtfl CALLOUSCS jftSS'-nS ON SOLE w5f','',U: a FREE DERIONSTRATION SATURDAY, JUNE 13th Scvrn penmn. out of every ten have ionic form of foot trouble. It may be weak or broken-down archea, weak ankles, corna, callousra or bunion, or probably a cue of tircl, aching, painful feet. Rrgardlesa of what may lie the nature of your Buffering, you will find quirk and permanent relief, this week, at our Kout Comfort Detriment, Foot Comfort Expert to Serve You 7 flf.t? ncfi.t 0,,"U 'oot """. thin .tore haa arranged with Tho fecholl Mfg. Co., for the aervicca of one of Dr. SclioU's moat .killed demonstrntora, who will be at our More to give free foot comfort demonstrations on the abort date. Every loot aullerer should Uka advantage of this exceptional opfiortunity. Free rcdo-firnph Ticture Made of Your Feet In a few seconds' time, without removing the hose, he can make t hotogrnphic print of your foot that posit mlv ahowa if you Ho have cot trouble.and to what stage the trouble ha. prrrcMcrl. This serv let a absolutely free and places you under no obligation whatever. FREE SAMPLES Do you want to know how to stop corns hurting Instantly? Coma In and get a sample of Dr. Scholia Zino-nade. They remove the cause of corns friction and pressure. TUin, antiseptic, healing. Bring your foot troubht Io this start during thit dm otutraMon and Imm tlx tme inr. 01 toot comforK PRICE SHOE CO. OF GRAIN RATES Washington, June 12 Tho intor dime commerce commission lodny uu.u u. revision or ratee on Htain, grain prouuets and hay fron numerous points In Idaho, Mon tana, oresron. Iltnh wunn.inn Colorado, Kansas, Missouri, Nobras ka and Oklahoma to nnlnta. it. v. rtouuieast anu tne lower Mississip pi, vuuucr o was named as the ffective date for tho changes. Points of origin affects n the Oregon Short Line and Its con nections ami tho rihifinrrt i Island and Pacific. Tho rata atruc tures Involve In many cases it was held the charging of higher rutcw for short hauls than le charged for long hauls over the samo line and In the same direction. In the rate readjustment latitude will be given to tho rallroada and they may rectify the long and short haul violation either by raffi ng the long haul rates or decreas ing the short haul rates, or both. Wholesale Prices Grain, No. 1 white wheat $1.46; No. 1 red wheat $1.44 (sacked). Meat: Top hogs 12 He; bows 9. 25?9. 75, dressed hogs 16c; top steers 6&7c; cows S3.00W5.00; canner cows lc up; bulls 314 ic; spring lambs, 80 lbs. and un der 9c; heavier 8'&c; veal 74j7c; dressed veal 12c. Poultry: Springers 20 23c; light hens 15c; heavy hens 20c; old roosters 6c; dressed ducks 15 18c. Butt erf at 41c, creamery butter 16 (tin tic; eggs 26c: standards 28c: selects 30c; milk $2.20 cwt. Vegetables and fruits; Canta loupes $3.60; watermelons 4c pound; cherries, early eating, 8c; id. ; fcooseberries 4c lb. ; oranges Y.ouraH.ijo; lemons S8.50W10.00 grapefruit $6.00 7.75 ; bananas 9c lb.; pineapples 12.50 per dozen: appies, extra lancy Wlnesaps $4.00 asparagus J1.75 box; peppers 35c Jo. ; peas 6C lo. ; new potatoes 5 G&c lb.; spinach 7c lb.: bunched vegetables, beets, carrots, turnips, local 80c; beets, carrots, onions 40c; radishes 2580c box: toma toes $3 crate; Mississippi tomatoes isc io.; green beans 15c; let tuce dry pack crate $1.50; per doa. uuc; cucumbers, per dozen, hot house $1.251.75; rhubarb, local 4c: celery, California now crop per dozen $2.00; old potatoes. S3. 50 sacked vegetables, beets, 4c; new carrots 4c; rutabagas and tur nips 3c; onions, crystal wax, per crate $3.50; California red. per cwt., $5.50; local cauliflower $2.00 dozen; strawberries $1.251.75; California apricots $2.25 for 4 basket crate. PARK CLUBHOUSE READY VACANT AND PADLOCKED (Continued from Pago One STRAWBERRY PRICES ADVANCE BY JUMPS According to rcnorla hnrrele.l strawberries are commanding hlBh ana me price level Is con stantly shooting upwards. A locnl broker reports that strawberries which he offered for a cortnln can ner not long ago at $10.50 have advanced by a series of Jumps of H2.50. The berries are reported to be pretty well sold and ther ore few left to go even at thnt price. Free to Asthma and Hay Fever Sufferers Free Trial of a Method That Any- uiiu uio use v ii no nt Discom fort or Loss of Time We have a method for the con trol of Asthma, and we want you to try it at our expense. No mat ter whether your case Is of long standing or recent development, whether It is present as chronic Asthma or hay fever you should send for a free trial of our meth od. No matter in what climate you live, no matter what your ace or occupation, if you are troubled with asthma or hay fever, our method should relieve you prompt ly. We especially want to send It to those apparently hopeless cases, where all forms of Inhalers, dousches. opium preparations, fumes, "patent smokes," etc., have failed. We want to show everyone at our expense, that our method Is designed to end all difficult breathing, alt wheezing, and all those terrible paroxysms. This free offer Is too Imnortant to neglect a single day. Write now and begin the method at once. Send no money. Slmnlv mall cou pon below. Do it Today You even do not pay postage. poses of advertising and what not. There was considerable agitation to have the entire bouse built by pophlar donation. Officials at the camp report that there has been an average of over 20 care a night stop there for the past month, carrying anywhere from one to half a dozen or more porsons. So long as they are on the road they will stop at the camp, rain or shine, and the rainy weather which predominates at present serves to keep them in camp, giving a golden opportun ity for any and all of the many things that had been planned as the program for using the house. The house cost approximately $1400 nnd considerable time an-i effort on the partt of those in charge. It hae been painted and the grounds around U decorated wtih flower beds by camp officials, who also stand ready to care for the displayere which realtors ware to have made up of products of Salem and its vicinity. Electric Wiring, Ranges, Water Heaters, "Wash Machines, Vacuum Cleaners, etc, SPECIAL, SATURDAY, JUNE 13th Flapper Curling Irons SOo WATCH FOll OUIt SATl'HDAY SPECIALS Fleener Electric Co. Phone 080 Prompt ami Kf fit-lent Service 471 Court St, Ladd&Bush Bankers ESTABLISHED 1868 General Banking Business Office Hours from 10 a. m. to 3. p. m. Jar Rubber Special Good Luck Red Rub bers, 3 dozen for 25c Heavy Gray Rubbers, 4 dozen for 25c FREE TRIAL COUPON FRONTIER ASTHMA CO., Room 271C. Niagara and Hud son Sla., Buffalo, N. T. Send free trial of your meth od to: Choice Fresh Meats Fresh Fish Sugar Cured Smoked Meats Prices Unequaled Quality the BEST Tao Tea Balls for Iced Tea No boiling wator neces sary. Just drop a tea ball In a jar of cold fresh water and let It stand three to four hours and you can have the finest possible Iced tea. Tao Tea Balls aro packed In 30c, 60c and 5 1.00 fancy lacquered tins. American Cordials We have a complete line of the American Cordial Company's cordials, Fort, Blackberry, Creme de Mcnthe, Apricot, Grena dine, Manhattan Cocktail, 11.25 per bottle. 12 per assorted dozen to case. Quality First Groceries Fruits and Meats Order your Meat with your Groceries, one order, one delivery, one account. Gem Blend Coffee The quality Coffee without the price of the tin, pound 4Rn 8 pounds . $1.40 Roth's Mayonaise Having Installed a National Mayonaise Machine, we are now makinff a mayon naise that is unsurpassed for delicacy of flavor and gives just that tasty flavor to our salads that makes them really good. SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY To Introduce our Thousand Island Dress ing we will give a 4 oz. jar free with each purchase of either the 8 oz. or 1G oz. Mayonaise. 8 oz. Mayonaise, Jar 30c 16 oz. Mayonaise, jar 50c Crerne Oil Soap Special 4 for 25c 70c Dozen Fruits Save on Soap Sale 1 pkg. Poet's Washing Machine Soap. 5 Crystal White Soap, 3 Creme Oil Soap, valuo 95c, Sale Price 74c CERT0 For quick and sure jelly-making. 35c a bottle. 3 for S1.00 Roth Grocery Co. Phones 1885-6-7 No charge for delivery Thirtv dav account servica Cantaloupes, Watermel ons, Strawberries, Rasp berries, Loganberries, Currants, Florida Grape Fruit, Fresh Pineapples, Apricots, Cherries. Vegetables Green Peas, New Pota toes, String Beans, Car rots, Beets, Turnips, Rad ishes, Green Onions, Cu cumber, Tomatoes, Head Lettuce, Celery, Rhubarb, Wax Onions. Strawberries for Canning The next few days will probably see the last of the strawberries for can ning. Place your order now for Etterbergs or 121s for delivery next week. Pineapple Special Libby's Best Sliced large cans 3 for 95c 200 Pairs Men's and Young Men's Oxfords to go Saturday 200 pairs of finest quality tan, brown, black Oxfords, jp All late styles, biit broken sizes. Special for one day only U SATURDAY PAIR fa midget market ! Originators of Low Prices 351 State Street NOT IN THE COMBINE Save by coming to this sale. Open until 9 p. m. Saturdays See the windows is
