Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, July 10, 1925, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Text.PARTS- TOM- OREGON WHEAT, Portland, July 10 The Orepron rop of all wheiit gives promise of bout 18,000,000 bushelH, accord Inn to I L. Kent, Oregon Btatisti clan for the department of agri culture. Dry weather in June af fected the crop In some localities ind cut down the yield. Kent emi mates the oat crop at 9.500,000 bushelH as compared to s.uoo.ouu buflhelA ln.st year; and a probable ootato roduction of 4,9.0,0U0 tu ahela or compared to an Orenon cron of 3.780.000 bushels last year. Ah hlch aa 10 cents was paid for fancy country dressed calves aiontr the street yesterday aitor noon, although 1 4 Mi to IS cents Is the ruling price on choice light veal. Receipts have been unusual ly lifiht this week and butchers are willing to pay a premium ror real fancy stuff. Choice Jiffht hogs are also scarce and the market firm at 19 to 19 ft cents. Poultry demand Is unusually brisk with dalVi- arrivals moving out promptly. Heavy hens are firm at 23 and 24 cents with light hens at 16 to 18 cents. Springs sell from 19 to 25 cents, the higher figure prevailing on colored slock Ducks steady at 20 cents. KggH are lower with extras off another cent on the exchange at 86 cents. Current receipts eased off a half, now being ported J2i cents net. Other grades are unchanged. Cube butter prices declined on the exchange. Standards are down to 46 cents with prime firsts at 43 U cents. Domand is etlll good, however, for top score stock, Cream receipts show slight gain. IjIVKSTOCK Portland. July 10 Hogs steady; receipts lfiO; heavy weight 250 to 360 pounds) med ium. Rood and choice tl 3.00 'if 14.00; medium weight (200 to 280 $13.2514.00; lightweight (160 to J00 lbs.) common, medium, good and choice 14.25g14.60; llght- Ilghts (130 to 160 lbs.) com mo medium, good and choice $12.75 014.00; packing hogs smooth 911.004011.60; rough $10.00 11.00; slaughter pigs (130 lbs. down) medium, good and choice $12.0013)13.60; feeder and stuck cr pigs (70 to 130 lbs.) common, me dium, good and choice $13.00TP 13.75. (Soft or oily hogs and roast lng pigs excluded.) Cattle steady, receipts 20; steers medium $7.258.25; common $6.00 7.25; canners and cutter steers $4.6 Otft (J. 00; hellers, common and medium, all weights $4.606.00 cows common and medium $4.00fr $.25: canners and cutters $2.00 4.00; bulls, good (beef yearlings excluded) $4.765.75; common to medium (canners and bolognas) $2.60 4.76; calves, medium to choice (190 lbs. down) $8.60tfj 10.00; cull and common (190 lbs. down) $6.00)8.60; .medium to choice (200 lbs. up) 6.&0r7.60; cull and common (120 lbs. up) $6.00 0.60. Sheep and lambs slow; receipts 195; lambs light and handywelght good valley lamb $ 1 0.00 fii 1 1 .60 heavyweight 02 lbs. up) medium tfc prime $8.0010.00; all weights cult and common $6.U0iff$8.00 yearling wethers, medium to prlmo and over, medium to prime $4.50 ti6.00; ewes, common to choice $3.60(05.00: en rui or und cull $1.60 CP 3.60. (Above quotations except I'OllTtLAND filt.MN Portland. July 10 Wheat: hard White, bin est em, baurt $1.38; soft white, hard winter, northern spring 1.37; wmtern white $1.36: west m red $134; 11. II. ft. hard while $1.40. Todays car receipts: wheat 12, Hour 8, nay 2. itU'iTKit and i:;;s Portland, July 10 Kgga weak; current receipts 31 Vic; pullets 21) if 2 9 c ; 1 1 1'hIh 2 9 ft 2 0 c ; ex t ran 19Viir;J0Kc delivered l'oiilnnd. Uutier steady; extra cubes, city 46 c; standards 45 c; prime firsts 43c; firsts 42 'c; umter grades nominal; prints 4 7c; car tons 4 He. It utter fat firm. nest churning cream 45c net shipper)' track In tune 1, I'Ot'lTKY Portland, or., July 10 Poultry tcady; heavy bens 23c; light Hie; broilers 18 4 (ft 25c; young white ducks 20fc 21c. ONIONS Al i'OTATOIOS Portland. July 10 Potatoes, new potatoes $2.002.50; onions steady NITS, HOI'S AND CASCAIt A Portland, July 10 Nuts steady; walnut. No. 1 28ii4f-32Vfc; filberts nominal. Hops steady; 1924 crop 16 $i 18c; 1923 crop nominal. Cascara bark quiet. New peal 8'. '6c per pound; Oregon grape root 8 Vic. Salem Markets Compiled rroiu n-orta ul Sa lem uVulem for the guhltun ol CnpKiil Joiiruul rciiilera. (ItevlMd daily.) WhitU'sulo r rices drain: No. 1 white wheat $1.24; No. 1 red wheat $1.22 (sacked). Meal: Top bona 130; sows $9.60 10. 60; drced hog 18c; top tcera Cc; cuwa 92.60 5.00; bulls Hl4e; spring lmiihs, 80 lbs. and Under 99Vtc; heavier 8Vie; veal t7V4c; drtfxi-d ve;l 13c. Poultry; Springers My 20c; light bona 13(fMGc; heavy hens 1 8 (ft 20c Id rooBlera 6c. Hutterfat 45e; creamery butter 47r4Kc; egir;i 2fie; standnrds 28c; elects 30c; milk f 2.1 5 cwt. Vegetables snd trulls; Cant a loupes $3.26 if 3.76; watermelons lc lb.; cherries, Ittngs He; Oranges $7.76 8r' 8.76 ; lomonds $8.00 0fl.OO; Krapefrult 19.00; bannnas f Vic lb.; apples, extra fancy Wine nps $4.00; peppers 30c lb.; pens TVie lb.; new pointoes 2Hw3c; spinach 7c; bunched vegetables : beets, carrots, turnips, local 4u tt HOc; beets, carrots, onions 20 Hf 0c; radishes 25$i 4c dox. bnnrht'.- tomatoes $4.60 30-lb .crate or ISe lb. ; green beans 10c; lettuce, dry pack, crate $ 1 .75 Si1 2.00; do.. 80c; cucumbers, per dor., hothouse 91.15 1.75; OroRon celery $1.00i tl.26 dos.; old potatoes $2.75; sack ed vegetables: beets, carrots ruta bagas and turn), 3o; yellow onions, per cwt., $6.00; local nlng. $2.00: plum 11.60 for 4 bas ket crato; home grown cabbage 4c; new yellow onions, 6c by sock low onions, per uwt., $6-00; local cauliflower $2.00 crate; strawber ries 11.76 92.50; Oregon aprl- ON THE AIR SATURDAY NIGHT (Pacific Time) KOW, Portland, Ore., 491.6 6-8 P. M., Jackie Souders' or chestra of the Portland hotel; Intermission solos by Helen Se lln, 80pm no, of Salem, Or.; weather, baseball scores and news Items; 9-10, Kllbourne quintet, courtesy of the W. M. Smith company; 10-12, Jackie Souders' orchestra of the Port land hotel. KGO, Oakland, Cal., 3C1.2 8 P. M., spoils review, Al San toro; 8-10, program; Vinlon Ia Kerrcra's Hotel St. Francis con cert orchestra; 10-1 A. M., Henry HalKtead's orchestra. KPO, San Francisco, Cal., 428.3 1-2 P. M Hudy Seiger's Fairmont hotel orchestra; 3:30 6:30, I'alaeo hotel; 5:30-6:16, Ijoew's Warfield theater; 6:35 7:30, Waldemar Llnd, States rea taurant orchestra; 8-12, John ny Bulck's Cablrlaiis. KFI, Los Angeles, Cal., 467 5:30-6 P. A!., Examiner's mat inee musleale; 6, RIcDanlel's nightly doings; 6:45, radltoriol tolk; 7-7:30, hair hour of dance music; 7:30-8, commun ity alng, bookshelf chat, Mhw Nancy; 8-9, Fxaminer program, D. A. R.; 9-10, Variety hour, Pop-Question ga,mo and Radio novelties; 10-11, Packard Radk club, Way Watts, Ijorothy Cleve land, Ruth and Ulah Carlson, Jack Kurtz and others; 11-3 A. M., KFI midnight frolic, direc tion Don Meany. SI'VDAY (Paciric Time) KOW, Portland, Ore., 491.5 10:30-12, morning services Church of Our Father (First Unitarian) tho Rev. W. G. Eliot Jr., pastor;. 7:45-9 P. M., serv ices from First Presbyterian church, Dr. Harold Leonard Bowman, pastor; 9-10 P. M., Oratorio "Stabat Mater," by Elks' band of Taeoma, Wosh., Harry W. Evans, director; Vio la Yeager soprano, and Hamil ton Nasun, dramatic tenor, solo ists. Scopes Case Summarized From Start The defendant John T. Scoth 24, formerly science teacher in the Khea county (Tcnn.) schools, his first position after being gradu ated from the University of Ken tucky. The charge violation of the Tennessee luw which prohibits tho teaching of theory of evolution !n tile public schools. The Bcene 11 hen county circuit court at Dayton. Tenn., a town i:f 2000 popL-lution. The Judge Judge John T. Itaulston. Probable duration estimated nt from two wo'iks to a month. The prosecution Walter White, superintendent of Rhea county schools-and official prosecutor; A. r. Stewart, nttoi ney general of the eighth Tennessee judicial dis trict: William Jennings Uryan, William Jenningc. Hryan Jr., Sue K. Hicks, J. (i. McKcnzle, Wallace C. Haggard, Herbert K. Hicks. The detche Judge It. Neal, chief of staff; Clarence Darrow. Dudley Field IV! alone, Arthur Car Mold Hays, Imtnbrldgo Colby, John j. GodHcy. Mr. Colby will not !e present at the trial. The witnesses p romlnint churchmen "and scientists. The en use the ant 1-nvoluHnn cots $2.60 per box: can ning $2: plums $1.60 for A banket crate: home grown rnbbnpo 4c; new vrllow onions, (lc hv the sack: fresh parflley flflc doznn: local cel ery 90c(r$1.2(i: cnwibna 6c; local peaches 20c banket, water nenchen 11.00 crate. Mission Bell Toilet Bonn This Week 3 for 25c And 1 bar Free Delicatessen KvprythlnR for a nlro cold lunch can bo aclpcti'd In tbla department. Po tato, Shrimp. Club Houao Saluda; Cottngo CIicord, Pimento, Chill. Tillamook, Swiss, Urlek Chppfln and ninny other Tarlotles. l'icklcs. OUvrs, ItolifhcH. COLD MEATS Corned Deef. Rolled Ham, 1'reswed Ham. Souse, I'lekled PIrs Feet. Veal Ixtnf. Jellied TnnRue, Minced Ham, Kippered Salmon. Lunches Put Up On abort notice we can proparo a lunrh for pirn I en for any number of people. Box Lunches A Ofilnty lunch with wimlwiehM. enke, plrklos, (wind And fruit making a complete- mrnl 25e. A different lunrh every dny , Jar Rubbers Good I.urk (heavy red Hnhheri 3 dozen 25o Hevy OrAy Rubbers 4 dozen 25o luw fathered uy KeprtcentaUve Judge w. Ikt:tsr of Macon county, passed by the laet session of the TonneHsee leglaluture, signed by Governor Austin Peay, March 21. Previous action Scopes arrost ed charged with explaining evolu tion theory to tla biology class; held to grand jury in bond of $1000 at pralimlnary hearing May 9; reteatied on own recognizance and indicted by special grand jury; defense denied injunction to halt trial lact Monday. Inception of case at Dayton drug store, at nupgestion of D". Georfjo W, Kappleyea, evolution enthusiast. IS Boston, Mass., July 10 The Com morcial Bulletin will say: The London colonial wool auc tions have confirmed the sound ness of the recent riso In wool prices In this country and show that the position of the raw ma terial the world over Is a healthy one. Tho sales have shown a hard enlng tendency on all descriptions since the opening, cross breds be ing fully on the May level while merinos are generally five per cent dearer. In the west buying progresses slowly but steady with values ""iTiTTiTifiii " tTttTTTtTTitTI Peerless Bakery 170 N. Commercial Street Our regular Prices of Bread, lVs tb. loaf, 13c, 2 for 25c; 1 lb. loaf 9c, 3 for 25c Cookies, 2 dozen for . , ,, L, ...... . 9Sf Butter Horns, 6 for , ,. . ., 25c Apple Turn Overs, 6 for . Cakes, all varieties Doughnuts, Cinnamon Rolls, Tea Sticks and Buns, per dozen , 20c Pies : , 10c and 25c Milk Bread, French and Rye Bread, 8 loaves ..25c We serve coffee and lunches. Try our Krauses Candy Mike's Special Prices On New Auto Accessories Ford Wheels, 30x3i2 $3.00 Ford Oversize Steering Wheels $1.75 Fog Lights 85 8-Ton Jacks $2.75 Luggage Carriers 90 Rear View Mirrors .....75 Ford Transmission Lining Sets .70 We have a big line of new and used parts for all makes of cars and can save you money. OPEN SUNDAYS Mike's Auto Wrecking House fl 215 Center Street Cash paid for OTH Quality First Groceries, Fruits, Fresh Meats A Complete Service Relng able to purcbAse your groceries, fresh moats, fruits, YegctAblee And bAked goods At one place, one order, ono delivery and one Account Is A sav ing to you In convenience And time. Use the Phone During this hot weather the telephone Is a very useful servant. Use It and phone us your needs And rest Assured that you will receive tho very best the markots affords if you let us select them. Our guarantee with each order Is tha .It the goods Are not Just as you think they should be, call us up And we will gladly call tor them. Call the Meat Department Our threo main phono lines aro con nected with the meat department and you simply ask for tho ment department when giving your order. Roth Grocery Co. rhoncs 1885-6-7 No chnrge for delivery Thirtv dav Acconnt service .THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON steadily advancing. The Commercial Bulletin will publish the following wool quota tions tomorrow; Scoured basis: Oregon eastern No. 1 staple $1.301.36; fine and line medium combing $1.22(0)1.27 eatrtern clothing $1.101.15; val ley No. 1, $1.101.16. Mohair best combing 7 5 8 Oc best carding (Jo 70c. MOTHER AND DAUGHTER ARE FOUND MURDERED New York, July 10. Mrs. Mar garet Dianou and her six-year-oi l laughter, Jennie were found mur dered hero in their apartment in in East S4th street tenement house. Their ueada had been crushed in and their throats slashed. Police said that the murderer used a snw-ltke instrument whici almost severed the heads. The child's body was found at the threshold of the apartment, indi cating that she had attempted lo escape her aeeailnnt. The bodies were found by a man who said e was looking for a furnished rcom. ELLSWORTH IS DECORATED Oslo, Norway, July 10 (AP) The gold medal "for a heroic deed," is to be presented to Lin coln Ellsworth, the American ex plorer and financial backer of Cop- ffWMHSf 25c ..15c up to 50c Thonc 3fl8 Cars to wreck Sardines North Star Norwegian Sardines in Olive Oil 2 for 25c 11.40 doien Apricots for Canning $2.50 per Crate Water Melons Ire cold If your wish. Cantaloupes, Honey Dews, Ice Cream Melons, Rnsp berrles, Loganberries, Black Caps, Cherries, Phum, Green Apples, Local Teaches, 35c basket. The Dalles Apricots 60c basket Oranges 50c, 60c, 83c dol. Florida Grapefruit 15c ea. Vegetables Loads of homo grown Vegetables for Saturday. Tomatoes, C u c u m b crs, Celery, Head Lettuce, Teas, New Potatoes, green and wax Beans, green Onions, Itadlshes, Carrots, Beets, Turnips, Teppers, Squash. Pineapple Special Llbby's Largo Cans Sliced 3 for 85o Broken or Crushed No. Tins 3 for 63a tain Roald Amundsen in the lat ter's attempted flight to the north pole. The award will be made In rec ognition of Ellsworth' rescue of Oscar Omdahl and Lelf Dietrich Hen, other members of the expe dition when they were plunged In to the Arctic waters by the part ing of a lead in the ice. Emil's After Shaving Lotion A pleasant prepar ation to apply after you shave. Use it for any roughness of the skin. Schaefer's Drug Store Yellow Front Phone 197 135 N. Commercial St. The Penslar Store A CLEARANCE OF SUMMER FROCKS We have decided to clear our Summer Frocks early this year and have placed three groups on special display. Among them one will find just the dress for home, or vaca tion wear as well as party frocks, etc. Beginning tomorrow (Group Number One) 42 Dresses at $11.50 that formerly sold up lo $16.00. ..Tub Silks and Trinled Crepes. Sizes 16 lo 40. (Group Number Two) 53 Dresses at $16.00 that formerly sold up to $25.00; these are mostly printed crepes and chiffons... Some tub silks in plain and stripes... Sizes 16 to 41. (Group Number Three) rriced at $35.00 represents values to $69.00. Mostly plain beaded Georgettes; also some French alapacas. Sizes 16 to 40. I jsjmSsBssssbBsMsissWsI PRESERVING KETTLES This covered Sauce Pan or Preserving Kettle has steel base with quartz rock smooth pure white surface. - Very durable and certainly a wonderful bargain at 98c. Get Yours Saturday GIESE-POWERS furniture Company CAPITAL JOURNAL WANT "SHOP ON THE KOOL KORNER" MILLER ADS SATISFY THE WANTS FRIDAY, JULY 10, 1925 Chambers! 5 ! 5 Just four more m days to get one of j those bea u t i f u 1 fibre A x m i nster Velvet or Wilton Rugs at a great i saving in price. Think of a grade 9x12 good seam- less Axminster Rug for $29.00. 5 Next to the best ij 9x12 seamless for $39.00. J; mi. - . t i mm ne very mgnesu : grade 9x12 seam- i less at $49.00. All other sizes at : proportio n ato, re- i ductions. 5 Every piece of " Furniture in the m store "except con- ! tract goods", at 3 greatly reduced fi prices. Sale closes ij Wednesday, July $ 15th. . Chambers ij I Chambers! Ciphers Mid- i i v.w.v.w.w.v.v.w.w i 5