Capital journal., June 21, 1928, Image 10

VAQrs TEN
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL SALEM. OREGON
THURSDAY. JTTNE 21, 1928
HOUR CO
at si. 75 mate
i;i fo.itlai;d
Portland, June 1 WHCurrant
Ojanniiw season Is now here arid local
ajtholeeale bouses are well supplied
With unusually line stull going at
i.ia per aw, .
Cherries are now at the height of
the season with harvest -on In
.meat. Local stock were briiuuu
1314 to It cents per pound for blngs
: and t to 10 cents per. pound for
Royal Annes. Tartarian! and pie
cnemes a outer varieties were Beg
ging at 5 to 7 cents.
Strawberries wen a hade easier
today reflecting slightly heavier re
ceipts. Beat offerings brought $1.M
to $1.75 while other varieties told
as low as f 1J0, Loganberries were
- steady at It-JO-araLraspberries at
02.23 per crate.
Old potatoes were moving well to
day with roost sales of local stock
bringing around to cents per sack
while U. .8. No. 1 Deschutes netted
gems out of storage sold at $1.38
per sack. New potatoes were steady
at sa to sa.vo per cwt.
Trading was fairly active on the
country dressed' meat, and poultry
markets but prices were steady and
unchanged. Receipts were moderate
But sufficient to satisfy demand.
No changes were quoted in butter
and egg prices today. .
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK
Portland, Ore., June 31. ( Cattle
ana calves sieaa?.- . receipts xioi
alves 10.
Steers. 1110 to 1300 pounds, good,
Oil to 113: do. (50 to 1100 pounds,
good 811.28 to 13i do, 800 and up,
mediums S10 to ail: . do. ' common
08.50 to 010: belters, 850 pounds
oown, soon am to siu.du; ao. com
mon to medium. 08.50 to 010; cows,
good 08.75 to 0025; do. common to
medium 07 to 08.75: do. low cutters
. 05.50 to 07; bulls, yearlings exclud
ed, good beet 0725 to 08; do. cut
ter to medium 8845 to 07-85; calves
- 000 pounds down, medium to choice
88.50 to 010.50; do. cull to common
00.50 to 08.50; vealers. milk fed. good
to choice 018 to 014.50; do. medium
011 to 013: do. culls to common,
07 50 to 011. .
Hogs, steady; receipts 350, all direct.
Heavy weight. 350 to 360 pounds,
medium to choice 00 to 1 10 50; medi
um weight 300 to 350 pounds, medi
um to choice 00.75 to 010.70: Ught-
. weight 100 to 300 pounds, -medium
W VMWbC VlU.fU W VIA,. IUI mUIB,
180 to 100 pounds, medium to cholce-
. we VJ to aio.70; pacstng sows, rougn
and smooth, 17.50 to So. 50; slaughter
Bigs. 00 to 180 pounds, 0850 to 810:
feeder and stocker pigs, 70 to 130
pounds, medium to choice 08.75 .to
010. Soft or oily hogs and roasting
pigs excluded In above quotations.
Sheep and lambs, receipts 100, all
an contract.
Lambs; 04 pounds down, good to
- Choice 01160 to 013; do. 03 pounds
own, medium 010 to 011.60; do., all
weights,, cull to common, 00 to 010:
yearling wethers, 110 pounds down,
medium to choice 07 to 88.50! ewes,
130 nounds down, medium to ehotea
04.50 to 06.60; do. 130 to 160 pounds,
medium to choice 03.50 to 05; do. all
weisnts, cuu to common, w to es.ou.
' PORTLAND nRAIN
Portland, June 31. UVgWheet: BBB
hard white 01.40; soft wwrte, western
wmte si.: nerd winter S1.3V:
ktortbem spring, western red 31-3314.
Oats, No. STSO pound W. P. 048.00.
Today's car receipts:, wneat 18;
Willi - Wt U . , -:
- 1 " CHICAGO GRAIN
: Chicago, J una 31. ( Opening un-
atatmoied to 1 cent higher, wheat
. prices scored a general ad ranee, but
afterward reacted. Corn, oats and
proTtaions easv. witn corn starting ftc
iff to Ho up and luoaequently snow
ing a sag au around.
wheat closed unsettled at the same
as. TMUrdu's finish to 44a nlsher.
with corn c to lo down; oats un-1
hanged to Ho off . and provisions
BP
Yunj i rum oo aeciins w m natj u
POBTLAND PRODUCE
Portland, Ore., June 31. (DP).
whtitamloi nrlCM Butter (Tuba oX
teas 41o; standards 40o; prims
nrais wr, iirsia ov.c.
ttrg Freeh standard extras 28c;
ffreah atandard firsts 27c: fresh medl-
tim i
extras iwc; iresn medium liana
tao.0 ner docen.
nunenac uirecx
hlmwra - uric
8o. 1 grade 43c; station price 42c;
o. a. 38c: Portland deliTsnr Dries.
Ma. l buttcrfat 4So; Mo, a butterfat
S per pouna leas,
Cnssie Belling price to retailers:
Tillamook oountv trlnleta 27c: long'
horns 38c; Tillamook f, o. b. selling
fNiiwoj. jwjjy.c gwv, uma saw.
Uvs poultry Belling price; Hens
ovojt my poudos sue; to my pouuu
lac; a to 4 pounds 15c; under 8
Bounds iso: leanorn broilers m ids.
an 840 to 36c: colored broilers 28c:
Bid roosters 100 to uc; young aucas
' R3c to 38c; young geese 30c.
Cucumbers Hothouee $1 to 11.25
Tomatoes--California 11.50 ner luff.
lapacked; local hothouse 10c to 20c
per pound.
Rhubarta taocal 7So tn Afie twur.
Stnwbarrisa Oregon 8140 to 81 05
tr orave, sM pmis.
CaAtsioupeaJumbo 88.00 to 88.50:
atandards 2.75 to 83-20; Hats 8li6
to 810 orata.
Aprtcots California 8ft pound lug
1.78; 18 pound lug 81.00. ,
Clierriee Oregon blng 12e; soft
TSiieUes Oc to 7c.
Onions Belling price to retailers:
Haw crop crystal wax 81J8 crate;
California slim skin 82.20 to 82.50
per sack; garlic 20c pound.
Back TClegtables Belling price:
Lettuce, Oregon 81.35 crate; celery
81-00 to 820 per docen; spinach, lo
cal, Ol.lft to 81-35 per orange box;
aabbage 3340 to 8c per pound: cauli
flower glio to 81. 7 crate.
Table potatoes -Locals 88c to 81 Aft
Per cwt.; Yakima 70c to 81-00 cwt.;
Deschutes gems 81.34 to 81-00 cwt.
new Caltfornla, 3 He pound.
. PORTLAND WOOL
Portland, or June at. m Wool
steady, eastern Oregon wools f. o. b.
County points) t Cholca light shrink
ing fins 350 to 87c; heavier shrink
tng fint S3o to S4o; cross brad wools
do to 40c; valley medium, 80o par
pound; coarse 45c per pound.
Mohair steady, long staple 80c lb
wo. short, Sao to 40cTlid too.
1 NCT9 AND BOPS
Portland. Ore., June 31. Huts
. tteady; walnuts 18c to 37c; almonds
too to S8o; peanuts 8 140 to 11c;
pecans SOc to 42c
Catwara bark, steady; Yo per pound;
Oregon grape root lc to 4o,
Hops, steady; 1827 crop, B3o per
oundi838 crop 18e to 18c; fug-
RAY MARKET '
M Portland, Ore., June 31, ) Bay
tower; buying prices: Eastern ore
ton timothy 831 to 831.50; do. valley
111 SUBOBA. altalta St St S)J dtl 0 8LH.
W'm w aaf-fWi ajjiaoouso) eta vw VI
gat nay 815.50 to 818: straw 80.00
war son; asiung prices aa a son mora,
nail ten rsTfiiv
Htw Tork, June 91, ifv-tvaporated
apples, easy; cholca 17140 to 18c;
fancy law to lac
Prunas nrm; Calif. Be to Oe; Ora
m 7a to gati.
Apricots steady: standards llo to
jstto; cnoice i!ro to . ax-ra
Paachea. staadv: standards HUe to
13c: choice 12 Uo to 13e; extra
holes 13o to is "AC
iiops sieaay eiaui iirrr num.. blbvoj
1038, nom. Pselflo OOSIt, 1037, 8o to
SVC, racuw ooasv, irrm aao w aav,
HI1TKB1PAV
. Ran Pimnotsco, June 91. rrV-Buttar
yet i. o. d. aaa rrancwoo kv.
tvatt. avMrsT'r- MAsmR. -
JTw York, tluoa 81. tf-tttqviatts
shifts of
actsclasd today's stock market with
tour
t (ho eesaing, tost their
iToTi
and the started upward again In tha
of stock wao
lli idoatoc wu Arm. tKrtnwtb of
tavMtBwat riilf ants lull iwowiy la
both Aowrtomn
lean Oar and W
Urtad a buil
tan mawwom tn ttM
ml UrmrrtSBmS
n, atmthwMttira tad tmtmtr rail
wata iUnalrly bought, 1
rlalna 4 ainla. Texac and
I Plata
and Dalawara and Huilaan a.
Iva adranoet alao wart aatablUhad by
mini' hlsth nrlaovrl fittuM TwtAhlw tiu
Pont, us fl. Total aalaa appnounatad
JslwV.wg saUSlXOI.
Many htah Diicad liidLutrlala re-
aetad oahartu In thm Laat mlnutca of
uacunc aa train aauinc waa ratumaa,
Salem Markets
Compuad iron Reports oi Uaitm
dtmien lot tba anildano of Capital
Journal raadara .IteilMd daily
nulaa ' UTiilta - a1 (Mil
wheat (sacked). 81-20'; feed oaU 84o
bu.: milling oata fide.
ileat: Ton: Hoots SIOA. aowa fio to
oc, Duua do w ic, csuuer sto to w;
lop steers 10c: cows. 4e to 7c;
spring lamba $UM; heavlas 800:
old owes 2c to 3l4.e; dressed veal
(top) mho; dressed nogs topr iso.
; Poultry Lisht hens. 14c to ifto:
medium lfio to 17c: ndm hena. 10e
to aw; uuuer a iua., nnnicra, icg
horns, aic; colored 35c; stags. 13c;
old roosters 7c.
: butterfat 43c; print butter 4Sc
CUbSSlC. .
wVBoteaais rnves
- Vegetables and rruiu Backed eg
etables: Beets 8c; California bunched
80o dozen; new cabbage 3c; pota
toes 81.00 81-35. 81.75, 83.00, onions.
Calif., red SV&c; local $2.oO per cwt.;
spinach 81.50 box: turnips, bunch 00c
doe., new (bulk) 8tto; rutabagas Yak-
a.; raa-
sreen neas 7o lb.!
new potatoes, 82.70: local asparagus
81-85; cucumbers, hothouse, BOo to
1.00 do., green peppers, 20c; apples
83.7ft box, strawberries, local 34s.
81.88; string beans 10c to 18c; hamper
84.50; carrots, 80o doz.; bulk 4c: lem
ons 800 case; lettuce, loo. 87.75; Ta
coma lettuce Iced 835: cantaloupes
$2.00 to 83.00; peaches. Cal 81.75: to
matoes, California. 83.00 lug; local
hothouse 84;watermelons, California
black seed, Klondike.. 4o lb.; fresh
figs. 81.00 box; celery hearts 81.00;
currants 83.00 crate.
tvooi. Mohair
Wool Coarse 43c; medium 47c to
60c.
Mohair: Old, ftftcj kid oftc.
BERRIES PLENTIFUL '
Stayton, June 30. Wild black
berries were never more abundant
than this year and parties are Very
busy gathering the luscious fruit.
One party of three picked 18 gal
lons "Tuesday.
You buy the best milk but .
do you keep it cold enough always '
to check the growth of bacteria? ,
GENERAL QeLECTRIC
Even the best milk has a bacterial
content which will multiply with
tlaxming rapidity if kept at a tem
perature even two degrees above the
danger point-- 90 degrees.
For safety sake, all milk should be kept
several degrees below 50. The average
temperature of a General Electric
Refrigerator under household condi
tions is 42 degrees. This is one vital
reason why every bomemaker should
consider the need for scientifially
correct rclngcratioa ::
TlnMlioirloiiimaj
be arranged, if
CKER3Y SEASOII
IS III SIXS AT
LOCAL HOUSES
The cherry season In this section
may bo said to have officially made
IU start today both In the black and
Royal Annes with deliveries of both
Bingt and Annes starting on a small
scale. By Friday it is expected a lew
cars of Blngs will roU out of here
and by the middle of next week It Is
likely that the Royal Anne deliveries
will be on in lull swing.
The Annes still are a little on the
graen side In most cases, but a day
or two of sunshine or a few more
days of cloudy weather will bring
them on In full swing, barring rains
wnicn would prove disastrous,
pedally to the Royal Annes.
Worth Henry brought In some ripe
Annes irom nis orchard today and
no doubt they are snread around
more or less In small ouan titles In
a wen ripened condition, but tn the
main the bulk of the crop will not
do reaay until a little later.
In a number of orchards nicking
oi sings was proceeding today and
some pretty good deliveries are ex
pected by night. Roy Hurst stated
that he expected this evening to re
ceive a delivery of three tons from
one orchard.
"We are flirting with trouble on
the Blngs," stated Hurst. Re showed
where one. lug box delivered this
morning had been picked over and
out of It not much more than two
good double bandf ulla of cherries fit
for a commercial pack were taken
out. . -
'If that proves to be a fair samnle
of what wo can get, it will be almost
prohibitive to handle them," he
stated. The cherries showed a high
percentage of cracks and the heavy
damage done by recent rains was
fully apparent In some orchards,
however, the growers claim that the
) Ings are not cracked at all and that
they will make very high class de
liveries. All the packers are expecting to
handle a few Blngs out of here.
Lamberts will start about the middle
of next week and some orchards a
little later. Some of the outlying
orchards may still be a little earlier,
It being reported that McMinnvUle
will be ready with the Lamberts
very soon, while the Sheridan and
ttllSlUt I .HUM 1,
Portland ssetons may not coma on
for two or three weeks yet.
Hacks win bo handled by too as
sooasUon at the Pacific Pratt e Pro
doos company, the Stadehnan can
nor of The Dalles win nana out at
the Lannar warehouse, Young
Walls wul pack at their plant at the
end of the Polk county bridge and
Roy Hurst In the Xlnn nlanL
Htpyt tty that hf tTTfrtrtT
wpre-cooinu tungs at too Terminal
loo mango company and hopes to
iv a car or iwo out oy Baturasy
night.
WILLIAMS NAMED
VICE CHAIRMAN
(Continued From Page 1)
was nominated at Kansas Gity.
They were ratified and made pub
lic today at a meeting of 24 sneclal
delegates named at Kansas City for
we purpose. Hoover arrived at the
meeting, held at the Wulard hotel
here at 13:15 p. m. and a motion
to elect officers was made Immedi
ately after be appeared.
NOT APPROVSD
Washington, June 21 m J. R.
Nutt, Cleveland banker, has been
approved by Secretary Hoover, re
publican presidential candidate, as
treasurer of the republican national
committee, it was said here today
just before the conference that was
to plan campaign details began.
Harry Blair of New York City was
said to De slated to become eastern
treasurer of the committee.
These were the last major selec
tions to be made. It previously has
been regarded as certain that Sec
retary of Interior Work would be
chosen, chairman of the national
committee and Franklin Fort of
New Jersey, It's secretary. ' ,
Charles D. Hilles of New York, was
the only member of the subcommit
tee appointed to confer with Hoover
who was absent. He was detained by
Illness.
- BUY DAIRY FARM
Sllverton. June 31. Mr. and Mrs.
E. W. Wilkinson nave purchased a
large dairy farm at Cloverdale-and
moved from their South Water
street home Wednesday. They have
28 cows and will sell . milk to - a
nearby cheese factory. Mr. Wilkin
son has been head sawyer In the
Silver Falls Lumber Co., mlU for the
past five years, but has now given
up his position.
SSSSLtOj?
There are countless other reasons, too. '
There is the triple economy of no
wasted rood, of buying in quantity, '
and low cost of operation. There's
the comfort of this quiet, worry-proof
refrigerator which has all the ma
chinery located up and away from
floor dirt and sealed in a steel casing
and it never needs oiling. By all means
come in and see the models. Only in
this way can you appreciate theit;
unusual beauty their revolutionary
design.
S
RUM KING OLMSTEAO
IS DUE AT ISLAND
Seattle, Wash. Juno SI OR Roy
Olmsted, convicted rum king of the
northwest, will bo m McNeil island
penitentiary before nathtfaU to
serve an unoom Dieted sentence for
conspiracy to defeat too
BrohlblMon. get
After John F. Don. Olmsted's at
torney, told him today that there
was nothing more be could do to
aid Mm In escaping prison sentence.
the former rum king said that to
night he would "eat dinner at Mc
Neil island."
With J4 other men who helped
him In his activities, Olmsted will
meet Ed Benn, United States mar.
ahal at Tacoma this afternoon and
go by boat to the penitentiary. He
has approximately four years to
serve In the prison and must pay
an 08,wo nne.
BODY OF MAN FOUND
WITH HEAD SHOT OFF
Chehalls, Wash., Juno 21 (IP) The
body of Peter MoOlnnis, 72,-was
round in his little shack near here
today with the head blown off and a
discharged shotgun near by.
it was apparent mat the -aged
man had placed the end of the 12
gauge weapon in his mouth and
pushed the trigger with a stick.
Neighbors reported that they
neard a snot about a O'clock last
tflght and it Is presumed that Mc-
Qlnnis ended his life at that hour.
McGinnis lived alone and was In
poor health much of the time. So
far as Is known bo had no relatives.
No Inquest win be held, the coroner's
office announced.
PICKING STARTS
. Hubbard, June 22. The first lo
ganberry picking has started but
the pickers are not making big
money as yet as the amount ready
for picking is limited. One and one
half cent is being paid with a bonus
of half a cent to those who remain
during the season. 1
CAPTAIN NAMED . ..
MlU City, June 21. At a meeting
of the Firemen's baseball team on
Tuesday evening, Cecil Catherwood
was chosen captain and manager to
flU the vacancy caused by the resig
nation of Bud Collins.
The Capitol Journal sent to any
place for 2 weeks 25 cents. Order It
before yon leave oa-yaar vacation.
'
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1 'ipi
Anniversary Sale ThmLre
SATURDAY, MONDAY and TUESDAY,
In appreciation of the public's response to our efforts,
in our Big-3 'Day Money Saving; Sale. The same Thrift
Thrift Service and store-wide Money Saving prices.
SATURDAY, MONDAY and TUESDAY,
Get
FISHER'S BLEND, the
flour "Blend's Mart
friend,". 49 lb. bag.
CONVOY Our guaranteed hard.
"Wheat blend;
49 lb. bag .;
Graham, Whole Wheat or
Rye flour. No. 10 bag....:..
Crescent Baking
Powder
1 lb, tin 33C
Posts JBran Flakes
pkgs. .. ..: 19C
Corn Flakes or
Post Toasties
O pkgs .... 23c
Our Stocks of well known canned goods are always
Preferred Stock
Corn or Peas
Fancy tiny kernel or
Telephone Peas
In 1 lb. tins
3 cans - 40C
Oregon Milk
Tall tins, freshly evapor
ated "
25c
Fame Corn '
Eastern Country Gentle
man in solid pack No. 2
tins.
J cans . 44c
Peanut Butter
I lb.
L toy pall
25c
Jumbo
Jelly Beans
Assorted True Fruit
Centers
2 lbs. 35 c
Brookfield
Cheese , -
American Brick,
Swiss or Pimento r
44 ib. Pkg. ...24c
Thrift Coffee
Our quality blend,
groiliid fresh to your
order
n. .
3 lbs.
47c
$1.37
Creamettes
or Chinese Noodles
3 pkgs. ............25 c
. Bluing or
Ammonia
' . Large bottle
sw bottles 15c
Through our entire line of quality merchandise you will find consistent money sav
ing prices. We have a complete stock of Fresh Fruits and Vegetables on hand at
all times.
Where You Save Money on Foodstuffs That's Thrift
We Deliver
FLOURS
Your Supply of Wheat Flour
all purpose
(Sf-t ftC
. DX.a7(J
large package
SPERRY PANCAKE
FLOUR, large 3 lb. pkg...
fl-f QQ
.....Ol.IJO
49c
; "Fine hotcakes for that camping
trip." -
Burnetts Extracts
Assorted flavors, "Pure
and Strong"
4 bottle ... 35c
Rolled Oats
In bulk "
Fresh and clean
25c
lbs.
CANNED GOODS
- Van Camp's
Pork and Beans
Medium tins .
tr cans ... 25c
. Tomatoes
A good standard pack
with puree Jarge 212
. tins '.
o-j cans . 137c
Del Monte
Fruits for Salads
Buffet, tins
d cans . 29c
Picnic Suggestions:
' Sweet Pickles
Large 27 QQ
oz. jar OO
: Paprus
Picnic Plates
Dozen to
package .....
lOc
Paper Napkins
40 to I ftp
to package J. W
Luncheon
Wax Paper
15 Sheet Rolls
roll. . . IOC
Economy or Boyd
Mason
Jar Caps
25c
Dozen
Jar Rings
Double lip red rubbers
mi dozen 15c
Buffalo Matches
. . Easy striking, long
r burning :
Carton of v f Q.
6 boxes L... LVL
Bottle Caps
by pound . 9Q
or gross ............. Sio7W
. Prises at KM ar Basra frsa
Jade that aamrai a charge at
10s win ka sasae.
311 North Commercial Street
3-BigDays-3
JUNE 23, 25 and 26
we Invite you to participate
Quality the usual Friendly
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JUNE 23, 25 and 26
Now.
SWANSDOWN CAKE FLOUR
"Makes the take a success" OQi '
JaVV
30c
Wesson Oil
Makes Mayonnaise
Quickly
Quart tin 49c
Snowdrift
Shortening ,
Pure Vegetable
4 lb. pail . 91c
reasonably priced.
Geisha Crab
Fine Japanese Crab
meat in
6V2o, 25c
Sardines
- Mustard or tomato
sauce, in large oval tins
2 cans -- ..25C
Malt Syrup
: Puritan or Pabst
No. 3 tin.... 59c
American Beauty .
Shrimp
Dry Pack
W cans .. 29c
Old Mission -
Fig Bars
Delicious whole wheat
bars filled with fresh figs
2lbs 33c
. - Rogers Prepared
Mustard
Big 7 oz
jar
10c
Delicia
Sandwich Spread
OU cans .... 25c
Dessert Powders
Jello, Jell Well or Flavo
Jell .
O pkgs. .. 25c
.-. 'The ideal summer
dessert." .
Lux Toilet Soap
3 bar. L 25C
White Wonder;,-
Laundry Soap
lObars 34C
Super Spuds
Large package..!
9c
Phone 1168
4-