Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, November 11, 1925, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE EIGHT OREGON POTATO CROP TO EXCEED YIELD LAST YEAR Tli rvi-a. t.. ..... mated ot about 4,680,000 buwhe ur ivio compared with 3,7fiO,H)0 bllhplo tiw lnu van j4 i on m.i. bushels of the year before that. ac- nn e.suninuo made by ! . L. Kent, ORilcultural stntisticiiin of iJortinnu. He atatew that the croi or tho United states in osftlmatcrt at 346,503,000 buwhels as compared to 464,748,000 bushels for last year and 416,105,000 bushels for the year before that. Hb Hl:iro .... o,ll,.,n E 000 bushels on the Oregon apple L "i ifa ns compared to fi,- 500.0(10 hllMirU f(ll- .. ,i 8,000,000 bushels for 1023. The np- imu ciup in wie united states thi jv. h, cnunmn'U U.I 11, UUO, 000 bihcbj, oh compared to 179, 00 000 bushels, for last year and 203,- vu,vvu uu.-iivuj lor wie year be fore that. T Portland, Ore., Nov. 11. (A.P ) A llOll (IV tunn n-n.,nlln.i I., . local produce markets today and ....... v-o,., u, UL uiusea aoso- lutely tight, trading Is very lim ited and prices on a nominal basis. Fruit and produco firms as well as commission houses remained open until noon to take enro of pensnaulo receipts and to get out their outside deliveries. With gro cery stores and meat shops closed there was little or no local trad ing. Tho North Portland stock yards closed at 10 o'clock. Wholesn le grocers wore closed throughout tho day aa were the banks. Fresh egg Values am materially lower today with quotation on the ojfcha-ngo off 1 to 3 cents per doz en. The market Is weak. Butter Is steady and unchanged. j ... t., ,,lta urfj BOW huuk; en nice veal 14" to 1.1 cents; choice light hogs 16 to 16 Poultry is firm with a good do maim tor an lines. &417.60; medium weight, (200 to 250 lbs.) medium, good and choice Sll.7612.25; lightweight, (160 to ZOO lbs.) common, medium, good tfiiiB (130 10 iuu i us.) common, medium good and choire 12.00tfi 111!. 50? nnr-klni? hnira B r,nir,(n mi -uuhmui vi&o idU IUS.. QOWn) medium, enm nnr) rhn tii na 12.00; feeder and stocker pigs wv io iju iijs, medium, good and Jl 2.00 &t 13.00. (Soft or oily uub'i anu roasting pigs excluded Sheen stendv- rnpnlmo mc Adams) $12.0013.00; lambs, me- ,1U i guoa (vaiieyi 111.00413.00 .. w .t,..i, Wi 1'UUIIUS UI)J 9.00fii'iU.00: all wciirhiH. mil n,i w"""' tii.vvuriu.uu van nine wethers, medium to choice $3.00 M. 00(09. 00; canner and cull $1.50 l'oriland Wheat Portland. Ore Mm- in .a n Wheat: nun hard white $1.65; hard white bluest em, baart $1.53; aun wiiiie !.; western white $1.47; hard winter, northern spring $1:46; western red $1.44. JoriflV'M enr mkaIihu. ...!. i.f . barley 1; flour 5; corn 5: oats 2; hay ll. BUTTER AND KGCS Portland. Nov. 11 Vt. Tcel III H 44- fi-ruih ifi,llii.n 1 tr. 39c fresh standards, firsts 46 0 40 Ho; fresh standards extras 47 Port In ml Wmr 11 ti,.ii.. 1 oxtra cubes, city 55c: standards oc; prime Units 53c; first 49 c linilOrirrjiilflH nnm In n I - cartons 58c; btittcrfnt firm. Milk MmiIv .1 . u 1 fa 111 nauiinii nnr an ininpa' ii.nnb f 4, t u yv 1111 IK ia nop runt I uwi., i. o. d. Portland. POL4TRX Porllnml Otn X'n.f 11 steady; less 5 per cent commission hkhi lie; spring "(faijc; young wnue ducks 22 25c: tiirkevn ilrnuu.i ;;, n. 11.., 3032c. WHITE CARGO IS THE CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM, OREGON siring tale OF AFRICAN LIFE ONIONS AN Is POTATOES I'ortlnn.l. r Wnv it u...... sle.nly, new 12.75 ; J3. 00; onionli NDTS. HOI'S AN1 OASCARA Pnnl:iml Hnr 11 .......... walnuts. No. 1 zs3lci filbo'iis nomlnnl; almonds 232g. HfltlR firm- nn... ....... - i ".. ..ill.. iiunivm 24lff24V4c; fuiiKlcs 272Sc. Cllflnnrn Ttl.lr nuln. h' -i 6ffi)7n Ih n..nnn . T - w.ttu.. b.u.u IUUI IIUIII- Innl. "Men maV Pnm. nn.l n.nn ninu go, but the damp rot In Africa des- muiios lorover," wrote Leon Gor don In niiraithnan. nl T..., n a"tl then he shut his diary and hid it among his few remaining pos sessions under his hunk aboard the SS Zealand bound for New i urK. A veur nL'n with pn.nln!Mn. a leading actor practically In sight Leon Gordon, who wrote The Wllito flare'..'' nmn the Heilig theater tomorrow eve ning for one night, decided to es tablish a residence In New York nml aunt rH .i.. ..... . . : ' ii.ir.un;u onus, and ends which ho had left be hind in Afri.-n in a l. tA .in an American nnm..innnt i. . wnen ne opened a bat- io.uu irunK in nis new apartment in the West Pifflo. JJllt to llnRlen tltn A,nnln..nl " m ooject no placed the contents of the trunk on a rug on which he knelt, preparatory to u..oiiBeincnis. An old sun hit, lifted abruptly, yielded the diary, and as It fell to tbe'floor it opened to the page from which is quoted the introductory acn tenco. The trunk was abandoned for tllo d arv. ftnrrin,. i ... tenderly, It It were something LEGALS AUMlM.SIItAJItl.Vi NOUCK - IVOIic! fa hfi.nl... ... . tratrlx of the estate of August V. Aial, deceased, wilh the county COUlt for Marlon and that said court has' duly sel thereto ., ". ?"lon8 thereof for lnn,in v'L.'' J? . ... nt the hour of 10 o'clock a. m of said day In (he court room In salil court In Salem, In said county and state. Bated Oct. 22, 925. LENA IIAI.'SRR, AdmlniRt.-f.trlv nt ... . ,,,v ...id. UJ August F. Aral, deeea.ied. sacred anil stared at the words tnai mignt have been written by a fOVerlRh. nal.tnrl hnnA I. ... fovor, he remembered, tho white man a rover to which he had buc cunibcd In Africa tho damp roti Ho turned l.nlr . ran, .. tho diary, but they revealed noth- ... uu,unu me neatly printed dalo and unfilled blue lines. There were 14 of them 11 ... . . uag u, leV- er nnd agony and slow poisoning. r , T . . "101 naes and read tho untold story ot his past. How many people, he wondered, could Imagine that he once play- n J 0?.'lfor'.unate nero ' " ot lifos Httlo plays and that his re ward was more ignoble than for any of his vliii...... ... stage? "" on lne .v, vwiiiuiraw even tie for one performance only a is tKs0"0 ,roa" t,"s inn tr. .i. 'ast, accord ed.. i?..he a"01"".'cment of Ar- n..Tti- .i : manager ot the Heilig theater, this morning. ART CLUB HOLDS MEETING Palls City, Nov. U.Mrs M r .He day. Th.;" ;' ', D.,a:'it T- r.ond Crlswall. Mrs. lITpT ?uT whThe, r00m8 " "eautl? dahlia , "'J-anthcmum, and dahlias for a decorative note. .Mis, Jane Hammol rende.e.1 . , nlr.no selections In her usual pleas ing manner. Needlework and so cial chat filled the time until re freshments were served. A dainty repast ot chicken flatties, combina tion salad and coffee was acrved. No meeting was held Nov. 10th. Mrs. Hubert L. Griswold will be tho next hostess on Nov. 17th. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMB$jRll, 1925 LIVICfU'OCK Portland, Nov. ll. Cattle steady receipts 11: calves none, steels ....mum jt.uuw js.25; cannersand " -t.u!'ti.0(j. Helfote, com mon and medium $4.!U $6.00 cows, common and medium J3.r.o r. A. ""oners and cuttori I1.50$3.50; bulla, good (best yea lugs excluded) 14.00 6.00: com mon to medium canners and bo'og nan 13 ntlfilA nn. ... ? , L-,.uu bu.vca, muuium in choice, milk feds excluded ii.ooj J'J.00: cull nn.l nnmn... ... r.A,.;, 0. 00; venlers. medium to choice 1-'..' cu" common n.uu at'iit.uo. Hobs etendy, recelnts 67r, medium, good nnd choice $11.75 Borrow From Us and repay principal and Inter eat In small monthly Install, menti. $20 70 each month tor 60 monthB, or 1 1 8.03 each month for 72 months, or $10.10 each month for 84 months, or $14.66 each month for 96 months repays a loan of $1,000 and Interest. ANDERSON & RDPERT. 408 Oreeon Bide NEW AND FACTORY REBUILT Typewriters Underwood, Oliver, Royals, Corona, Remington, Woodstock, Portables, all makei Sold on easy terms All makes Rented and Repaired Atlas Book and Stationery Co. Rubber Stamps Seals 465 State Phone 340 48 r ;.irs From Loan Application To Completed Transaction Mr. , one morning las tweek, came into our office. He had just contracted to buy a $15,000 farm near Salem and wished to borrow ?4,000. Tho property was inspected the same aft ernoon. The terms of the loan being agreed upon, we handled the bringing down of the abstract, the examinaiton of it by our at torney, the deed from owner to purchaser and the making out of mortgage papers. The transfer was made, money turned over and all details completed in 48 hours. All loan applications are handled ' with the same dispatch here at Hawkins and Robert! CIVIC MUSIC CLUB Presents Portia Mansfield Dancers New Solo Dancers New Program Numbers Mail Orders Now Seat oaie upens Saturday Prices: $2, 1.50, $1 of Pjii' Mu I IliiliiiMtliti r n... J hHt .Morigiigo iOlKht Vve Cvnt Xltticn it! t.a-aK.. ..I -. Hitcn io inc holders of bonds numbered 15 24. 36 nnil in nf .1,.! ..i.. ' i , " "-"jjiimi jour nal Print inK cniDanv dio.i 1. 1921. ihar s.ilfi ).ni.,tc u,.., . cullrri fn- rpilnninii.... i-i. - "'i'""" iftfjll- uer 1, 192a, at 105 p0r cent of the jMiuuiiai uieriior plus accrued in 1925. and xniil hm.iu oi.n ' , ""....a "'HI tfllnl' uuar imeresi aiKr said Decern wr j. ia:j. Jiie holders of e.iid bonds a CP hei'r.hv (..,.,-,.1 sent fiid bonds for redemption at the office of Title and Trust Com- Fiiuj, m rourtn street, Portland Oregon, on said redemption date this notice hnfno- u-An n i anee with the terms of the trust "1," securing: said bonds. Title and Trust Company does further acknowledge that notice of iiiiwiijuii io rcueeui nas been fil eu wun it and eaid bonds have UL" stjiucicu in accordance with .uV u-rnw or said trust indenture. THE CAPITAL JOURNAL PRLN'TIXf! PnMUAvv B CJori(e Putnam, President. L. Ciiinze, Trust Officer. ONE NIGHT THUIf-'IMY, NOV. 12 US A WW) (MV Of LOlf mr rfjopics' fflf tflifRftATIOflflL OIJflMflTIC SfISATfOfJ 2 Vf Pbvkiiv LmwI mm 9m is mm This Is tlie oriElnal New York cast. I personally guarantee the merits of this attraction. M. A. Holt, Mgr. Hclllg Seats Now On Sale: Prices : Lower floor $1.50, $2, $2.50 Balcony $2, 52.50. Gal. $1 Chiropractic Gets n?m Results Irff Dr. Scofield j' 328 Oregon Bill. L. T, Dick and L, M, Hum OIlINICSIi; MKD1CINE CO. 420 and 420 state St. flna wondcrrii) Chinese reme dies whlcb will euro any human ailment Innlnriliii ali1,.nl. ' headache, slomtith, kldtiey trouble, male and fenmle. If III .onstilt us at onco. Delay Is Inugcrous. EstnbllKhed 18 years In Sa lem, Oregon. 1'uono 28S r Diseases Aoute and chio'.0 trated by the latest eleot'""" "lerapy and osteopathy. 7 consultation free. "t- H. hite Dr. B. Physician andi"11'Sooa 600 U. S. B-,lk Bldg. Salem. cJrcEn Iortcace Loans Bonos and r NVC6TMCNTS 2nd Floor. Oregon Blpa . c 1 1 9ALEK v- Oregon Auction S Wednesday Nite, 7 p. m. At F. N. Woodry's Store SUMMER AND NORWAY STS. Rancres. hp.ntorc ,ii-n,m.. ... , - ., . i.ra.3, cAiunaiun tao es, librarv tab es, stand tables, breakfast tables, wardrobe beds snrmirs and nui. ,n; u.- ' ' , "ue ,eu?' u i I ---... fining tutiira rocKers, cloth baskets, rugs, dishes, kitchen utensils and many other micellaneous articles. Terms Cash V F. N. WOODRY Is the AUCTIONEER of course Res. and Store 1610 N. Summer St. Phone 511 Established in Salem Since 1916 What is the "Check" Seal 1 . When you build or buy a home you want to know that the electrical installation is made by an electrical contractor who docs complete electrical wiring, installs convenient connec tions for electrical appliances and uses stand ard wiring devices. 2. When you need electrical appliances, you want to select an electrical retailer who sells quality electrical merchandise. The "Check" Seal identifies such contractors and (retailers for you. Before you build or buy, insist on "Check" Seal electrical wiring. When you need elec trical appliances or equipment buy where you see the "Check" Seal. ' PACIFIC STATES . ELECTRIC ODMPANY it runenco lo angius long buck Oakland KMtTLAHD K.TTLB tfOXANt Distributors for General Electric Before you build, buy or rent ret The Electrical How lor Howebolden." Thl booklet can be bad lirw (rooi aaj elec trical enntnetor or rruilrr whod iiclayi tho Check" Seal or by writing oat acare L 1T?r!T3 'I m,W I EB...Krr'-v-T(--. I . .T.iuiisnuu in aaicm Since 1916 E Personal Property at ' 9 FURNITURE AUCTION At 146 Marion St. This Thursday, November 12 at 1:30 P.M. onTi'lllrL'rv !";T li1vln,K1"' frnlturo: oak davcoporti J ne i ll' '""Cr8 wlt" l'""'" ba (s: Axmlaatcr ruft t JJnlvorsal ranKe; lioalliif- alovo; 1 bedroom suite orko nKl' r','r,,,r!,,le n"rr0r rtr"ain " e& flom m l, , T ' " ' w" coll aprlnK, and silk " ?m, ." Ch"'r: M"n ,a,"e: bowl '""'k kitch en rhalra about 100 quarts ot choice fruit: allll.ty.ea rr!- ::;i7, ...: lnr,c"?ver Ca Hforni f Ti? . l"'""rll'l,,r 18 ""nviiiB tor Los AnKelM. Lalltornla. l'hla i,so ,vl!l be for rent. Anderson & Rupert Oregon F'dR. F. Ferrari Proprietor H. F. Woodry & Son Are the Anetinner , v 271 It. Commercial Phone 75 J ,.vv uniiainuuon uuarantecd J bee " abl"1' vour farm and city sales I PUBLIC AUCTION FRIDAY, NOV. 13th, 1:30 P.M. On Park Street and Garden Road. Just One Mile East of Capitol Street As Follows: Well imnrnvnrl o with m ,h ; u ." ,"o o.BU 100.mea nose ', cnicKen nouses, a fenced and cross fenced with chicken wire, good well at house, soil, clay loam. Sold under the following terms Si, rSSUmM1" mortgage of ?G00-00 Pyole in of sr,nn nn iTT ",lv'K? ana maKe a cash payment of ?,.00.00, balance of purchase price arranged to suit purchaser. Clear abstract of title will be furnisned Personal Property as Follows 1 large walnut organ and stool, 1 large heater board and Pl )e. 1 UniVprs.il I! hnlo nn .- . i . ..".c .--"fie ...in icacnu i, i sanitarv couch, 22 stand tables, 14 dining chairs, 1 wall cabinet V i 1 , . oens' spwnes and mattresses, 1 -. ."'b .", Dinger sewing machine, iiand power wash machine, 10 new comforts, never used, . ucuuiiig, ut-u spreads, nnens. doilies, fancy work pitchers kitchen utensils, dishes. 350 quarts home can' ' fU" set f renl ""Tenter's tools and tool box, garden too s, nccordian, 1 Bush Vetch seed corn grinder and corn s ip er e ln.j. j r:. , .. .v....o utuL-n, nuuu, rucner pump, v.. D.MiiKit, new itooring, i3u-e mch tile. BE AT EASE IN A Made-to-Measure Suit $30-$35-$40-$45 US5 YOU NEED A TOP COAT THIS KIND OF WEATHER You'd just as well have your clothes made to your measure they do not cost any more and there's a lot of satisfaction in knowing that a suit or coat realy fits you. Use Our Twelve Payment Plan now brick, and Terms cash. James T. Bell, . Owner. 100 a lot of other miscellaneous articles. F. N. Woodry, Is the Auctioneer of Course iyi"-vnrw",n wn just phone the same old iZ i i- i ir i j . nnfl s,orc- Summer nnd Norway Streets... Established in Salem since 1916. Scotch Woolen Mills Store Ann Cl-i. n, owite ot. tit -ar r Yim-.weWQviffitri.aiii.ii vni'iinnnnnnnwHimjumuinnni