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Newspaper Page TextTHURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1933 THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON 15 It Doesn't Require A Musical Ear To Appreciate A Higher Wage Scale. CapitalikJournal CLASSiriKII AllVKKTISINO BtTUl Bale pet word: one ineertloo 4 cunu. three unertlone 6 era one week 8 cent: one month u cenn: one year pel month. 30 conn: minimum pet ail 96 (sent Not taken over pnone unleaf advtrtleer nai monthlj mount No allowance for "phone error. Want ada tnuat be In by 10 am da ot publication Real Estate and Auto ada by 1 pjn day prevlcua to publication FOR SALE HOUSES 4 ROOM modern house. Phone 32j FOR FEW DAYS ONLY ot Drnatle reduction in 'i'YS..;; will accept S5300 with 100d down. Discount for all cash. Must bo seen to bo appreciated. Call Mrs. Ellis for appointment with CHILDS is MILLER. Realtors 344 gtf.li. at Phone 6708. a FOR SALE FARMS 40 ACRES river bottom, very good soli for hops, alfalfa, peachea, nuts or garden truck, could be Irrigated. Buildings. 50O cash, balance crop payments. Valley Land Co., 164 , N. T Ihnrtu D-d I 40ACRE cultivated ranch. Must sell cheap on account of death. E. Kissel. Independence. Ore. ' YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO OWN A FARM 8 acres. 6 room house with batn, electricity, close to a good town, clear of debt, for property In or near Sa- aTacres near Salem, small Improve ments, and a real bargain tor 1600, with terms. ... clear of deb't' for-,5o6o: .Sd 'owner S OllchrtaCjB.- W. Barland 20f) U 'S Bank D FOR SALE Miscellaneous - r- ' j mo ftro Ann proportion. r,Hoy - - Tf. "n These are real snaps See now. Tall nian's, 386, 306 8, 12th, near SP HAIRCUT 20C. 1614 N. Com'l. C230 DIAMOND RING. Cost $200, will soli ,nn Dhnxa 011(1.1. CAAO HIT BUM. " FANCY Bantam sweet corn. Indian Hill Farm. Phone 3657. PEACHES, Improved Elbertas. Wind; rrn,.monnri nrchnrd. CiD Crop. 2 miles wean ' c224 PEARS 25c. Potatoes, and hay. Phone HOLLYWOOD Auction Market not Snd used furniture, ranges heaters t "c Be convinced. Cash paid' for used tS&Sr&JSS! IZXKJZVS. C226- ttUSS WUUUag. FOR SALE reasonable, good violin. A-l HAIRCUTS 20C, 15c. 303 S. Winter. POSITIVELY Inst week of this great Blnno sale Beautiful $485 baby grand $267 Baldwin made $850 grand $345. Terms $iu montn. bjoo v,w terms $6 month. Cllne Piano Co 512 State sc. . SWEET CORN for canning. Phong mwl t T.PW.H JUdBOn. C&a BED cockeml Spaniel . PPPg - RnU VI. OV. xietwy - 225 PERFECTION peaches now "adi Phone 66F14. c225.. '. rrniTnif rroPM.a MILK BOUTJB W i-ixi th-iV AA.fi .Tmirnal. CABBAGE 34c lb., olso carrot and on ions. Mrs. m. ci. rmiiw v -t. on nr. nf Brooks. CU WINTKK rye aueu. w....o SAWDUST Phone 8032. C227 - . r- ef n'e TJoer foil LADIES nats mou w -f in styles areenbaum's Dept. Store 240 HAIR CUT 25c. Joe's Barber Shop wtja is Ro. Church. c22a CANSl5q.Paches. Holes. Orawfort; road. Phone 5iF21. CJ3J FREE Delivery of Crazy Water Crys- .! Phnnn 0613. CJJ1 CANNING PEACHES, all yarletlcs, Im lah Fruit Farm. Wallace road. Phone "for sale mvestock A SOUND gentle horse. 1350 lbs., good single or double Rt. 6, Box 440. A. W BROOD SOWS OOINQ To Be SCARCE Small payment aown nuw V our herd your choice. O.I.C. Brood Sows to larrow m mu.w,. " lan Bldg. Phone 8482. e pnxo FHrOV Nash a.Tnn naiai Denoi. Balem. e229 FOR SALE WOOD DRY Seasoned fir wood M.25 4 ft. BO ID 111W1I. fwsc. , Wnodhurn. ee230 WOODSAWINO, SPROED. PHONE ec247 6803. WOOD SAWING. Mccracken. Pbono 7437. SHED DRY WOOD & COAL. SALEM FUEL CO. Tel 5000. Trade it Cotto2l!4c3 DRY OLD FIR and second growth DhnM 4Q!fl Ron Randall. ec225 c,.i. T3,,iun. r.u aapi4 " iim WOOD SAWING Reasonable. Phone 8200; f? SHJilJ UHV WOOD rXJAi SALBal FUKl CO rel ocou. iraae iw"Kr 16 INCH old growth dry tlr. Also plan er wood.. Cobbs it Mitchell 34B So 12. fnone vnD i-u oinrvl nr enal call 4156 Hill' man's Fuel operated ov Pull Uttke. FOR SALE POULTRY i unnu -e-in ttrvota I iicihnrtl mil i.tji Fnrrpst Martin. DallflB f225 HELP WANTED ttriuif hnKsDbaatuie nn form ton rinl lars a month, one to cook for. Box 447 CaDltal Journal. 8227 W lr i L.LJ, Kill MblrCllulUB owisw. a...... lngs for housework. Board, room. wages. none ayuo. wnnrAM wantuf. for litrht housework, 1735 S. 12th 8t. g225 SITUATIONS WANTED HIGH SCHOOL boy want work for room and board. Rt. 3, Boa 340, Rob erts station. "227 "WILLAMETTE student want work for room and board. Phone 3088, Dean Lockenour. no PinwiHn Anino otf with Cater pillar, anywhere. Fred Hottinger. Stayton. 1 rv tn. itnpi wrni Artr Miscellaneous WANTED WANTED 1 Furnished or unfurnished houses for rent, n your property is lor sale, rent or- exchange, list with us. UH1LD3 Be MILLER. Realtors 344 State St. Phone 0708. 1 WANTED Prunes to. dry. Phone WANTED the best house 3000 or less will buy. 8250 down. Box 3B0 Canltal journal. . 1 WANTED 800 private money. Box 437 Capital Journal. 1220 WANTED LlKht late model couoe. Phone 0293. 1025 N. Com'l. 1228 WANTED A renter with equipment lor izu acre iarm on cron snare onsis. Theodore Martin. Turner. Ore.. Rt. 2. WANTED: 40 ewes. Fred Hottlnscr. Stayton. 1225 WANTED Closed car. '28, '20. '30. model Chev. or Ford. Pay cash. Clark, Bllgh hotel. 1225" CASH paid for old gold.. Watch re nairtnR. Prettier and Varlev. 143 N. nign at. izao WANTED Western, Romance and Do tectlve Story magazines, lc each. Preg ler and Varley, 143 N. High. 1235 FOR RENT 0 ROOMS, sleeping porch, furnished house for rent, Immediate poasosslon: Phono 8023. J227 SMALL modern partly furnished house. Call at 650 Locust. J226 230 Wellington St, 5 rooms $12.50, 10 acres silver con roaa witn a -room house. JESSE Q. CAMPBELL 202 Oregon Bids. Phone 7712. J225 FURNISHED 5-room house, newly decorated. North 5th. $17. Bicycle for sale cheap. Phone 4731. J225 5-ROOM furnished house, garage, 630 North 5th. J227 FOR RENT 5 ACRES with butldlntrs. $8 mo, 637 N. 20th St. J227 2-ROOM furnished apt. Steam heat, eiectric range, frigiaaire. sso in or in Liberty. J225 GOOD, clean 5 room house. Inquire 375 So. 23rd. J226 MODERN house, furnished, unfurn ished, also apartments, 475 North Commercial. J226 FOR RENT Rear of 1135 Rural Ave., 3 rooms.. $6 1025 Wilbur St.. 4 rooms $10 328 Bush St., 3 rooms $10 23G0 W. Nob Hill St., 6 rooms. .$12.50 1280 N. 18th St., 4 rooms $14 Salem Heights, 6 rooms $20 1480 Broadway St., 6 rooms $20 2010 Maple Ave., 8 rooms $20 1085 Spruce St., 6 rooms $25 Two of the very best modern homes In Salem located Cor. Market and N. Summer Sts., 6 rooms, and 130 S. 24th stret, 8 rooms. childs se miller. Realtors 344 State St. Phone 6708. J 3-ROOM house at city limits, lights ana water oniy, garage ana cmcicen nouse, vi a montn. a. m. uarie, zua North High. Phone 9678. J 73 ACRE dairy ranch. Enquire 2645 Maple Ave. J225 FOR RENT Modern S room bungalow $20 Modern 8 room house, close In. , , .$25 8 -room furnished, nice location. .$25 7 room partly furnished home..,. $20 ' larma, acreage, nouses PERRINE & MARSTERS 125 N. Liberty St. Jj 830.00 MODERN Ant. cut to $22.50. Walnut furniture, private bath, Be3t neat in uaiem. Must do seen to do appreciated. 720 North Commercial St. Phone 5890. J225 FOR RENT: October-1, modern five room house. Enallsh tvne. double Ha race. $35 month. 575 Mission street near unurcn. juud DESIRABLE furnished apt. 755 Ferry St. J227 FIRST FLOOR Apartment, well locat ed, nicely furnished. Adults. 476 N. Capitol. J220 8-ROOM house, furnished or unfurn ished, large grounds, fine view. Falr- mount mil, riioiie otto inufiiiuK. J22tr 7-ROOM homo. Phone 0670. MODERN APARTMENTS, 720 NORTH COMMERCIAL. J225 FIVE room modern house. Call 8200. J225 BEAUTIFUL 3-room modern furn, cottage In Bungalow Court, garage. inunary, mono oiot. DREAMLAND furnished cottages, ga rage. $8 month. J250 APT 664 8. Com'l. Phone Emma Mur- pny Brown. B753 or qui, ' j PIANOS. Phonograpba and tewing macninea lor nni u u atm rural Mae Co V PATTON APARTMENTS: Clean, com fortable and reasonable. Down town furnished with onvate oatn rot in spection cal IPatton Book store. )' THRinc it Am oai fur rent down tutm UPSTAIRS apartment oheap. 260 North Liberty. Phone Q6F21. J BOARD AND ROOM NICELY furnished rooms with sleep ing porch at 725 Court St. JJ BOARD, ROOM. Oarage. $20. 1445 Oak. JJ240 FURNISHED rooms with hot and cold water, clean, comfortable. Reasonably nriced. WASHINGTON HOTEL, 658 State St. JJ244 PLEASANT rooms near Capitol, mod erately priced. Board Phone 3667. ROOM; BOARD. Reasonable. Modern home, steam heat. Phone 0360 JJ BOARD-ROOMS. 593 South Com'l. BOARD. Close In. Steam heat. 5408. LOST AND FOUND LOST: Grey Persian cat. Reward. Dr. B. a. touna. rnone loan. k.ao- LOST: Black Scottish Terrier. Graham Sharkey. Phono 3034, k227 T.naT: T.ftdv'B white nold ElKin watch on Dallas cutoff. Phone 3654. Reward. LOST Brown suitcase between New berg and Salem. Finder return to Cap ital Journal. Reward. k227 WOMAN for housework, 3 In family, good home, small wages, steady to right party. Modern suburban home. Call 20F32 k225 MAN'S Brown Oxford on highway be tween North Salem and Stayton. Re turn to 2635 Paciltc nignway. itcwara, k225 FOUND: Black umbrella, "T on han dle Call Journal. k22S MISCELLANEOUS HUNTERS NOTICE I Taxldermllt. 25 years experience. New location. E E. Wiggins, wine - "oo? titcrhWAV. m2i7 WE PICK UP dead or worthless hors es, cows, sheep, free of charge. Phone 4869. m24g REAL ESTATE 10 ACRES near Pacific highway, new modern house, 4 ran., and breakfast room, furnace, hdw. floors, 30 large cherry trees, 1 a. filberts. 8 a. straw berries 1 a. logans, good chicken house, bam and garage, $3900. will afce traae lor oaiciu uu.ua ui X oivpr.y. Soldiers loan on farm. V:XV PETTYJOHN. SIB Court n REAL ESTATE 12 nice acres close to Salem, mostly in fruit and nuts, 7 room plastered house, water system and electric lights, barn and chicken house. Mort gage $2000. Exchange for good house and will assume around same amount. 12 nice acres close to Salem, alt plow laud, good 6 room house. Price (3200. win caice eouu aown ana arrange me balance. A client has two trood houses with small mortgage on each, will ex change for stocked and equipped farm 7 room strictly modern house, fine lot with fruit, flowers and shrubs, in East Salem. Price 85000. Exchange for smaller nouse to s;iouu. S. M. EARLS E. E. ROBERTS 208 No. High. Phone 96 78. n227 950.00 CASH $50.00 5-room home. Just off N. Capitol Paved street, all assessments paid. Snap at $1000, with $50 cash, $10 a montn see Art iviaasen witn JESSE G. CAMPBELL 202 Oregon Bldg. Phone 7712. n225 SOME RANCH BARGAINS t Acres 2Va miles out, 6-r. plast. house, bath, toilet, built-in kitchen, elec tric lights and water system. Large earn ana poultry nouse iar auu nens. I a. bearing filberts. Priced for quick sale at $2350. 35 A. stocked and equipped, for $2500, lerms. 35 A. place Dandy improvements, close in. Take home in Salem for part, 22 ',4 A. all cult. Good improvements, close to grade and high school. $2630. For Trades and Bargains see JAS. D. SEARS. 132 S. High St. n 2 A. Va n.Ue north of Salem, on paved road. - 6-room house, bath, electric lights, electric pump, basement, ga rage, excellent soil, $2550; $200 down 2 A. mile from Salem on paved road, 5-room and stairway in, base ment, oatn, iirepiace, electric ugnts, electric punmp, 12 fruit trees, $2375, S200 down. 35 A. 18 miles from Salem 6-room plastered nouse, line soil, stocic and farming equipment, $3750. Trade for small tract close to Salem. MELVIN JOHNSON, 275 State St. n EXCHANGE Real Estate FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE 174 acre farm in Yamhill countv. fair set buildings, about 20 acres In culti vation, naiance pasture and timber, creek, spring water piped to house, on good road and lA mile to school. Price $3000 Will exchange for Salem uume or siiiuii aureue. 4U acres lew miles out on Daved road. 5 room house, small barn, creek, about Q acres cleared, balance timber and pasture, well fenced. Price $2000. Want saicm nomc in exenange. CHILDS & MILLER. Realtors 344 State St. Phone 6708. nn 6 ROOM house, modern throughout, Englewood district, Trade for small ranch. Owner, Box 445, Capital Jour nal, nn225 AUTOMOBILES WANTED 1032 1 ton truck, closed job. See Mr. Kay at Metropolitan store. qaao1 UEPObSKSHED AUTOMOBILES FOR sale, several Late Models ui in A-l cor anion. Terms - rradee General Ptnunoe Corporation See them at 850 N. lilgh St Salem re a1 USED BARGAINS We must sell the following used oars ana truacs, ah pricea to e movca. 1030 Harley Davidson Motorcycle. 1027 Nash Coupe 1028 Model 58 W.-K Sedan 1928 Stude 4-pass. Coupe 1930 Ford Roadster. 1029 Chev. Truck. Motor completely reouui, 1032 G.M.C. L. Wh B. Duals. 1931 Ford L.W.B, Duals, with dual trailing axle. 1932 Chev. L.W.B. Duals with dual semi trailer. Ford Truck with wood saw. WOOD-WHEATON MOTOR CO., Ino, 540 Chemekettt St. O.M.C. Trucks. Sales and Service q FINANCIAL LOANS NEED MONEY FOR YOUR TAXES? Let us advance the CASH you need NOW. We'll allow you plenty of time to repay the loan. One small payment monthly will cover evorytning. Come In . . . Write . . or 'Phone BENEFICIAL LOAN SOCIETY of Salem New Bllgh Bldg. 2nd Floor 518 State St. 'Phone 3740. Salem License No, S-122 Applications for FEDERAL FARM LOANS at 4A and 5 interest may bo filed with Edward K. Ploseckl, Ladd & Bu&h Bank Bids., saiem. uregon. r243 FURNITURE AND AU'iYttfOBiLS LOANS ou obtain a easb loan without fees or discounts at legal rate ox interest Loans made as ajlcklv as you require If furniture or oar Is not psia fir, we will refinance and give you additional cash u you need it. itepa? to sun your convenience. Amounts 110.00 to $1500.00. GENERAL FINANCE CORPORATION A local company 201 First Nat'l Bank Bldg Ph 8503 i 'runned bv Stnf-n r BUSINESS Opportunities SERVICE STATION with cabins on Pacific highway. na rage Will take home in Salem for equity. Art iviaasen, witn JESSE O CAMPBELL 202 Oregon Bldg. Phone 7712. U225 DIRECTORY LLOVD E. RAMS DEN. bike accessor les ana Dicycies ivt a Liioeriy. C "1NESE HERBALIST WHEN OTHERS FAIL Nature's herbs for every HI. R. 8. Low, noted Chinese Herbalist, 473 S tnh.uheri nine 'if) is in (b&kland. Calif. Consultation free. Phone 5758. Hours 0 to 0, Sunday m to la m nri clian LAM Chinese Medicine Co. 148 N. Commercial St. Office hours 10:30 to o mesa ay ana rriasy, cut fioweia and Loral nieces. Dellf ery. O. P. Brelthaupt, florist 657 Court street rnone ovm. rXL'MBlNQ PT.TTM"HTNn and oeneral renalr work. Phone 6594. Graber Bros, 154 South Liberty street. thko. u barb. Piuinb.na. btiting, sheet metal works, 164 8 Commercial street. RADIATORS Rmilifttor reoalrlne and cleaning. J, C. Bair, 230 State street. o STOVES AND FENC Reoalra and castings for 1000 stores, fence and posts. Repair ell stoves. R C Fleming. 283 Cbemeketa. Phone 4T7C o WATEH COMPANY OREOON-VASH1NQTON Wafer Ber vice company. Oflicee cornet Com morcisi ana Troae streets nuei pay ibli monthly Phone 4181 Stayton Mrs. Sarah Davie and daughter, Mrs. Alice Pressler, have returned frvn an extended visit at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Ed Gil bert In Portland. 1 1-2 C ADVANCE NOTED TODAY IN BUTTER MART Portland, Ore.. Sept. 21 (IP) Ad vances of one-half to one cent a pound were anounced today in cube butter prices. Butterfat was advan ced one cent. There was a generally steady tone in the market for eggs during the day; no change in prices being noted in fresh goods although here and there some recessions are noted in storage. Advance of 15c per hundred pounds was announced today in the refinery and resale price on sugar. The new selling price effec tive Friday will be $5.15 for best granulated with ordinary $5 and beet $4.90. Rather slow trading tone Is showing in the market for peaches with prices steady to perhaps a fraction lower when efforts are made to force movement. .This ap plies to all sorts. While primary points suggested a slight degree of easiness in Potatoes, locally there remains a fairly active tone and practically no change in values. Onion market is steady but trade confined to local field. Both salmon and halibut prices are firm. Celery reduction In Tokay grapes. Sweet potatoes holding about steady around 4c lb. Cauliflower is in heavier supply, some slight recessions. UMPQUA VALLEY HENS JOIN N.R.A. Roseburg, Sept. 21 (P) The Ump. qua valley has long claimed super iority in the Pacific coast in egg production, state college records showing that hens in the Umpqua valley lay 15 per cent more eggs than in any other poultry center. But now it appears that the hens have gone in for the NRA program and in their patriotic enthusiasm are not content with one egg a day, but are doubling up on the contents of each egg. Dr. B. R. Shoemaker, county health officer, went to a local gro cery store a few days ago and pur chased a dozen eggs from a stand ard crate. As the eggs were used in the home it was found that every egg In the lot of one dogen was double yolked. LEGALS SUMMONS Nn UMnfl IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE Ol ATb Uf UHEUUN FUK THE (JOUN TY OP MARION. PACIFIC COAST JOINT STOCK LAND bank of Portland, a corpora tion, Plaintiff, vs. JULIUS F. ULRICH and EPFIE O. TJL. SEELY and ELSIE MARIE SEELY, husband and wife, J. W. PULFORD (Record Owner), and "JANE DOE" PULFORD, husband and wife and ARTHUR PFAFFINQER, defendants. To: "JANE DOE" PULFORD, wife Of aeienaout, j, w. ruiiora. aoove nam ed: IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON, you are hereby required to appear and answer the complaint men against you in me aoove en- titien suit on or oeiore me oxdi ra tion of four (4) weeks from the date of the first publication of this Sum mons, tnac oeing tne time prcscnoca In the order for publication thereof and the date of the first publication thereof being the 24th day of August, 1933, and if you fall to so appear and answer for want thereof, the plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief aemanacd in tne commaint. to-wit: for judgment against the defendants, Julius F. Ulrlch and Effle C. Ulrlch, nusoana ana wne, ana r. u. aeeiy ana Elsie Marie Seely, husband and wife, for the sum of nine thousand two hundred nineteen and 20-100 dollars ($9,219.20), with Interest thereon at tne rate or six per cent (ot.) per an num from and after the 1st dav of May, 1933; and the further sum of Firty and 00-lOOths dollars ($50.00). with Interest thereon at the rate of six percent (6) per annum rrom and after the 1st day of November, 1931; and the further sum of three hundred fifty and 00-100ths dollars ($350.00), with Interest thereon at the rate of six percent (6) per annum from and after the 1st day of May, 1032; and the further sum of three hundred fifty and 00-100ths dollars ($350.00), with Interest thereon at the rate of six per cent (6) por annum from and after the 1st day of Novem ber, 1932; and the further sum of three hundred fifty and 00-100ths dol lars ($350.00), with Interest thereon at the rate of six per cent (6) per annum from and after the. 1st day of May, 1933; and the further sum of sixty-two and 05-100ths dollars ($63.05), with Interest thereon at the rato of six per cent (8) per annum from and after the 7th day of June, 1933: and the further sum of fifteen and 00-100ths dollars ($15.00), and tho further sum of three hundred nitv and oo-iootns aonars (suso.uo) as attorney's fees, together with its costs ana uisoursemcnis nercin bus' tnlned: and have a decree of foreclos ure of the mortgage described in n aintin s commauit covering tne ioi lowing real property situated In the uouniy oi Marion, mate or uregon, ana nescnoea ioiiows. to-wu: Tho East Half (E& of the D.L.C. of Theophilus Powell and Rachel Powell, his wife, Notification Number 41, Claims Number 33. In Township Seven (7 South, Range One (1), West, and Num ber 41 In Township Eight (8) South, Range One (1) West of the Willamette Meridian, tn Mar lon County, Oregon, SAVE AND EXCEPT from the above described premises the land deeded to Charles W. Scrlber as shown by deed recorded on page 511 of Vol ume 4 of the Deed Records of Marion County. Oregon, ALSO SAVE AND EXCEPT the land deeded to John Jones as shown by deed recorded on page 676 of Vol ume 0 of said Deed Records. and for tho sale of the mortgaged premises to satisfy such Judgment ana lor a aecree DHrnng mnu fore closing you and each of you of all right, title, and Interest In said mort gaged premises and every part thereof and have such other and further re lief as to the Court shall aeem meet and equitable. This summons is published by order of Hon. L. O Le welling. Judge of the above entllica vouix, maae ana ca tered the 23rd day of August, 1933. MacVEAOH & COLON. Attorneys for Plaintiff, whose address is wu xeon uuiiaing. rortianu, wiv- Date of first publication Aug. 24, 1933 nnt nf lut niihltration ftont. 21. 1933 Aug. 24. 31. Bent. 7. 14. 21 NEW YORK STOCKS Closing Quotations Alaska Jun Al Chem St Dye ... asn ....135(4 Am uan .. ,vu Am Coml Alco 50 Am & For Power 9U AmBmclt&R 44 A T & T Am Tob B , 88 Anaconda ' 16 Atchison 57' Atlantic Ref 27 U, Bcndix Avla 16 Bethlehem Steel 34' Burr Add Much 14 California Pack 22 Canada Pacific 13 Case J I 68 Caterpillar Tractor 20 Chrysler 42A Coml Solv 3514 Comwlth So 2'4 Contl Can 64 Corn Prod 85 Curtiss-Wrlght 2 Du Pont IDV Eastman , General Electric , Gen Foods , 204 35 V4 29 Gen Motors Gold Dust A 20 Homestako Mining ... .354 Int Harvester 38 Int Nick 20 I T. & T. 12 John Man 50 Kennecott t ...214 LiDoey-u-rora .ua 'i Llgg & Myers B . . . 90 MARKET QUOTATIONS PORTLAND EASTSIDE MARKKT Portland. Sent. 21 IU.R Better feel ing Is noted in the market on canta loupes. During today's session of the caBtslde market Dlllards were 90c-$l crate, Willamette valley stock 50-60C. Tomato market was active but gen erally no higher than 35c with a Ilm- uea craae at tve ior eeietuuiu. Potatoes moved steadv with Si. 10 .the general top for orange boxes, al- tnougn one grower receivea bi.io ior fancy locals. Yakima stock was easier with a general top of $1.65 cental, al- tnougn a iew soia nigner. Gome fancv Bermuda tvne onions were offered out of Sherwood at 2i2c 10. uenerai onion waae easier- ana lower for Yakima at 41. Oregon stock mostly $1.15 cental. r'lrsc local uoncora grapes oiierea from Tlgard and sold 40c peach box. Yakima stock available. In fair call. Prune trade was slower around 26c general top, although there was a spread of 20-30c for Italians while Pctltes were 20-25C. Poach market was favored with of ferings of both lemon and orange as well as Phlllln clings, although the former two were of small size. Sales of Phillips 85c, orange and lemon ooc; Elbcrtas G5-75c; Muir 65-70c and J. H. Hales 75-Ubc cox. Lettuce market active, locals 75c-$l with northern $1-91.10 for best. Spinach held steady around 50o. SquaBh sold around 60c cantaloupe crate. Strawberries $1.76-$2, raspber ries $1.50, blackberries 60-76c crate. General prices ruled: Blackberries No. 1 65-75e crate. Strawberries Local $1.75-$2 crate. Raspberries No. 1 $1.50-$2 crate. Peaches J. H. Hale 70-85c. Elbcrtas 65-75c, Mulra 65c, clings 80 -85c box. Turnips Local wnite uuo, purpie t.nn an-Hin Am., hunches. BeetsLocal 12 -15c doz. bunches. reas i,ocbi avc io. Carrots Local 10c doz, bunches. New potatoes Local No, 1. $1.25-50 cental. cabbage Local 45-ouc crate, rea ac lb. ceierv i-jftmsn 00-700 aoz nearcs 80c doz, bunches. New on ons LaniBn si.ao-au. w. Walla $1.20 cental. spinacn Liocai u-ouo orange pox. Radishes Local 10-12c doz. Lettuce Local 75 -80c crate, nor them $1-$1.25 crate. Beans Green 2-3c, wax 2c lb. Corn White 30c, yellow 40-500 ak. Cucumbers Local dills 20-25c box, LEGALS UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK OF HA1.KM (UKKUIINJ NOTICE OF LIQUIDATION United States National Bank of Sa lem (Oregon), located at Salem, In the State of Oregon, la closing its af fairs All note holders and other cre ditors of the association are, there fore, hereby notified to present the notes and other claims for payment. Dated July aa, iaa. Piatt, Piatt, Fales, Smith At Black. General Attorneys. Piatt Building, Portland, Oregon. 234 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Thin fit tn certify that I am not end will not be responsible tor any debts contracted by my wife, Mrs. Samuel James Rlvett, In any way, after first date 01 puoucauon 01 una nonce. Date of first publication Sept. 2, 1933. SAMUEL JAMES RIVETT, 333 NOTICE IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES FUK I n IS UIO TRICT OF OREGON. No. B-18407 In the Matter of B. R. Haley, Bank rim t. To the creditors of B. R. Haley, of the County of Marlon and District aioresaia if. u. muepenaeuce, uiu trnn. n hnnkrunt. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on the 9th day of September, 1933, the said B. R. Haley was duly adju dicated bankrupt and that the first meeting 01 nis creaitors win oe neia at Room 301 In the United States Na tional Bnnk Building In the City of Salem, Oregon, on the 2nd day of October, 1033, at 2:00 o'clock In the afternoon, at which time the said creditors may attend, prove their claims, appoint a trustee, examine the bankrupt and transact such other business as may properly come before saia meeting. WILLARD I. MARKS, Referee In Bankruptcy. 225 NOTICE OK SHERIFF'S SALE Bv virtue of a mortgage foreclosure execution Issued by the Circuit Court of the state or urcgon ior Marion county, in suit no. ja4t rne irav elers insurance Company, a corpora tlon. Plaintiff and L. C. Necr and John Doe Neer, whose true name Is uiayton neer, ueienaanu incrcin, pending and to me directed, I shall on Saturday, the 30th day of Sep tember, 1933, at ten o'clock a.m. at the west door or the Marlon county Court House, Salem, Oregon, sell at public auction, ior casn, an rigni, title ana interest naa oy saia ae fendants on or since the date of ex ecution of plaintiff's Mortgage, In and to the following described real property, wj-wii; The Southwest Quarter, the West half of the Southeast Quarter, and Lots 2 and 3 of Section 18, Township 9 South Range 2 West, W.M., containing 327 acres; also f Commencing at the Northwest corner of Section 10, in Town- -ship 0 South Range 2 West of the W. M- running thence East 184 rods; thence South 96 rods; thence West 134 rods; thence North 36 rods to the place of be ginning 30 acres, more or less, all In Marlon County, Oregon. A. c. BURK, Sheriff of Marlon County, Oregon. by Associated Press Liquid Curb ,QBj4 Montgomery Word 22 Nas Motor 20 National Biscuit 53 Nat. Dairy Prod 15 Nat Distill 93 Pac. Gas & Electric 21 Packard , 4 Penney J C 46 Penn R R 30 'i Phillips Pet 151? Pub Service N J 34 Pullman 4G'X Radio 7 Sears Roebuck 40 Shell Union B Southern Pacific 23 y4 Standard Brands 24 St. Oil of Cal 41 Ot. OU OI H. J. '4 Studebaker 6 Tex. Gulf Sul 34 Trans-America 6 Union Carbide 45 Union Pacific 113 Unit Aircraft 31 j Unit Corp .1 U. S. Industrial Alcohol ....65 U. 3. Rubber 17 u. a. oteci .tt Yn Vanadium , 21 West Elec. & Mfg 39 Woolworth , ;...39i CURB CLOSING ' Cities Service .2' Electric Bond & Share T...151 Swift & Co 08 pickling 20-35c box. uaniaioupes Northwest standard 35-SOc crate, Dlllard 75-85c, Dalles Hearts 01 uoid 75-Udc. Tomatoes no. 1 hs-boc nox. Peppers Green 50c orantre box. red 10c jjeucn oox. unions ureen iao aoz. ouncnes, WHOLESALE PRICES Portland. Sent. 21 (U.PJ These are prices retailers pay wholesalers except where otherwise stated. Butter Prints extras 22c, standards 21 "Ac lb. uutteriac rorciana aenvery uraae xi 2uc iarmers aaor aeuverv ihc in. Sweet cream 5c higher. (jnceae selling Drice to fortiana retailers: Tillamook triplets 16c. loaf 17c lb. HUlamook sellintr nrlce whole salers : iripiets ac, loai isc id. aunt i.omracbDricc. 1. roruana delivery $1.76 cwt. B grade cream JI'jO ID, Live DOUltrv Portland dellverv Buying prices, colored fowls, 4-8 lbs. 13c, over 6 lbs. 12c, spring pullets 2 3'4 lbs. 14c; roasters over 3V& lbs. itu. uvsiiurii luwiB, over j'j ids. tic, under 3 If, lbs. 7c Broilers lbs 15c; 3 lbs. up 14c. Stags 8c, Roosters oc, renin aucss lie, colored ducks 6c, OU ID, Dressed Turkeys Nominal selling prices to retailers: Fresh arriving No. 1 toms 20-25c, hens 20-28c; No 2 toms 18-20c lb. FRESH FHIJIT Grapes Tokays $1.35-40, seedless $1-$1,10; Rlblors $1.50; Red Malagas No. 1 $1.16-26; Zlnfandels 70-75c; Ladyfingers $1.75. Cantaloupes .Dlllard standard $1 $1.10, Yakima, Dalles 60-80c crate 60-80c crate. Strawberries New Oregons $1.90 $2 crate. Apples New crop local 60c-$l box. Oranges Calif, navels $2.45-$4 a crato; place, packs $2 ,40 -$2.50. Grapefruit Imperial valley $3.80 a case Florida $6 case. Limes Box of 100. $1.35. Lemons Calif. $5.50-66 case. Bannnas Bunch 6c, hands 6o lb, Watermelons Oregon lc lb. 9-lc lb. 1 Huckleberries Mountain 12c, coast 10c lb. Honeydews Local a'o lb. Peaches Tho Dalles Elbcrtas 75 800, J. H. Hales 85c -81, IB. Mulrs 7-80c box. FRESH VEGETABLES Potatoes Local white and red $1.36 to $1.50 cental; Yakima $1.60-$2, Peas Local 3-6c lb. Peppers Green 2-3c lb. Red 10c lb. Onions Walla W. $1.25-40 cental. Cauli.iower Northwest 85c-$1.25 a crate. Sweet potatoes Calif. 4c lb. Cucumbers Plckllnu 2fi-4Ro hn. sllclng 20-25C spinacn Local soc orange box. Cabbage Red 4c lb., local l-2e. Celery Local 50-00o doz., hearts $1-$1.10 doz. bunches. Tomatoes Northwest 30-400 box. Rhubarb Outdoor l4-Uo lb. Lettuce Local 90c-$l,16 crate. Eggplant No, 1 5c lb. MEATS AND PROVISIONS Country meats Selling prices to retailers: Country killed hogs, best butchers, under 160 lbs. 8c, vealers 90-120 lbs. 9', -10c, light and thin 4-6c, heavy calveB 4-5c, spring lambs 10-10 'Ac lb., yearlings 4-5c lb heavy ewes 2-3c lb. Medium cows 2 -5c. can ner cows l-2c lb. Bulls 4 -5c lb. Ham Fancy 17c lb., picnics 914 10 Vic lb. Bacon, fancy 19 -20c lb Leaf lard Tierce basis 8 Vic lb. ' HOPS A Nil WOOL Hops Nominal. 1933 38-40C lb. Wool 1933 clip nominal. Willam ette valley 23-25c, eastern Oregon 16 21c, southern Idaho 16-20c lb. PRODUCE EXCIIANOE Portland, Sept. 21 (U.PJ The follow ing prices were named to be effective today: Butter Cube extras 2Ie, standards 20c, prime firsts 20c, firsts 17c lb. Cheese 92 score Oregon triplets lie. loaf 12c lb. Brokers pay ViC below quotations. Eggs Pac Poultry Producers' sell ing prices: Oversize 28c, extras 26c, standards 23c, mediums 31c, pullets 19c dozen. SAN FRANCISCO DAIRY San Francisco, Sept. 21 (UPJ Butter, (10 nrnrn Qln Cll grnm lOI'n tin 19c lb. Eggs Extra large 27c, mod. suvu, nuiuu 10 '2V. unccse HYjfS 10. HAS FRANCISCO BltTTKRFAT San Francisco, Sept. 21 (I1) Butter fat f.o.b. San Francisco 20c lb. Prem ium grade 2Ie lb. PORTLAND SUGAR. FLOUR Portland, Sept. 21 Cane sugar, granulated $4.5; fruit or berry $6; beet sugar $4.75 cwt. Domestlo flour Selling price, mill delivery 25 bbl lots: Patent 49s $6.75, bakers' blue tern $6.40, bakers' blend ed $6.25-$7.20; soft white pastry pat tent $5.65-80. Montana hard wheat $7.20; baker's hard wheat $5.75-$6.95; rye $6.60-70, whole wheat $0.20; gra ham $6 bbl. PORTLAND OR A IV Portland, Sept. 21 f Wheat fu tures: open high low close May 83 83 80 80 Sept 73 7314 72 72 Dec.' 77 774 73 7fl Cash wheat: No. 1 Big Bend Blue stem 70; dark hard wfnter 13 80, 11 71; soft white, western white, hard winter, northern spring 69, wes tern red 67. Oats, No. a white $22.50. Corn. No. 3 yellow $24.50. Mlllrun standard $16,50. Car receipts: Wheat 05, flour 11, oas 12, barley 4, corn 2, hay I. . BOSTON WOOL Boston, Sept. 21 oijq Business Is active in the Boston wool mirket. The U. S. Agri. Dept. report said: A fairly active demand Is being received on a wide selection of greasy domestic wools. Prices generally are very strong STOCKS DRIVEN DOWN IN ACTIVE DAY ON CHANGE New York. Sept. 21 (IP) Stocks were driven down 1 to more than 8 points today in the most active trading in two months when vol ume was above 3,000,000 shares. wheat and rye crashed 5 cents a bushel; corn lost 3 5-8 to 4 cents; oats lost 3 cents; cotton dropped more than $1.50 a bale; speculative and foreign bonds dropped 1 to 10 points; tne dollar fluctuated er ratically. Sales totaled 3,850,000 shares, tne heaviest since July 22 when the to tal was 4,224,070 shares. Sales In the last hour totaled 1,420,000 shares, against 510,000 In the last hour yesterday. Curb sales were 388,000 shares, against 378,000 yes terday. The Dow-Jones industrial aver age (preliminary calculation) broke 5.49 points to 97.80, the widest break sinice July 21, exactly 2 months ago. The rail average was down 4.01 points to 42.88, the widest drov in that average also since July 21, and the lowest the average has been silnce June 17. The utility average made the best showing, de clining to 25.48 off 1.10, a new low since April 30. stop-loss orders were caugnt in large amounts as the close neared and tickers were far behind. Jew ish traders who placed stops yester day so that they could be, absent for the Rosli Ha-Shannah holiday were heavy losers. Selling continued from foreign sources where doubts are expressed over the American dollar. Those who had been holding stocks in hopes the administration would order inflation on a large scale dumped their holdings. Silver was particularly hard hit and the spot price dropped more than a cent. About the only comm6dity to rise was hogs and they made a new top for nearly a year in St. Louis. Railroad stocks were hard hit. Atchison dropped more than 4 points and Central lost 4 while Il linois Central was off more than 6; Union Pacific off 5: Southern railway off more than 3 and South ern Pacific off more than 3. Oddly the drop in carriers came in the face of a fair showing fn loadings. The first 15 roads to report for the week ended September 16 showed a rise for the aggregate loading total of about 90,000 cars over the Labor day week which was about in line with expectations. Foreigners were heavy sellers of the carriers. Utilities were again under pres. sure following announcement that one large investment trust had sharply reduced its portfolio of util ities, and investors generally were unloading them. Consolidated Gas was a firm exception. Chrysler led tho list In activity, losing more than 4 points, Other motors were weak with General Motors off 3 points or a drop of (130,500,000 for all its listed shares. Gold mining issues broke on reduc tion in the price of gold by nearly $1 an ounce here and in London. Steeli dropped on the poor condi tion In tho industry where fourth quarter orders are scarco, U. S. Steel sold under 48 late in the day, against a previous close of 51. New York, Sept. 21 (P) The gov erning committee, president and other officials of tho New York stock exchange have agreed to dl reot th affairs of the proposed New Jersey stock exchange, it was an nouned today following a meeting of the governing committee, VISITORS IN LYONS Lyons Mrs. Ployd Martin and daughter Winifred of Cutler City are spending some time at the home of Mrs. Martin's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis. Mrs. Martin Is caring for her father who Is 111, while her sister, Mrs. Roxie Trask takes a short vacation. and tend higher. Fine Ohio Delnlne sells readily nt 32-33c In the grease, but houses asking 34c are not gotting the call at the moment. Oood bright strictly combing 58-60s, half blood Ohio and similar fleeces aro mostly firm at 34c and 35c Is being asked by some houses having very limited of ferings. Choico orlginnl bag lines of 04s and finer territory wools of large ly strictly combing staple- bring Blc ncoured basis. POItTI.ANn LIVESTOCK Portland, Sept 31 WO Cattle 75, calves 40. Steady. Steers, common-medium $3-$6.2fl. Heifers, good, common and medium, 2.76-$4.25. Cows, good, common and medium $2.60-3.25; low cutter and cutter tl.25-ta.S0. Bulls, good-choice $3-t3.50, cutter, common and medium $1.75-83. Vealers, good nnd choico $0 57.50, cull, common-medium $3-$0. Calves, good nnd choice $4-85.50, com mon and medium $2-$4, HogH 1000. Active Btendy. Lightweight, good and choice 14.73 $5.50, medium weight, good and choice t4.8C-$5.00, heavyweight, good -choice t4.40-$5 Packing sows, medium nnd good $3.2S-$4.10, slauKhter pigs, good choice $3.60-84: feeder and stock er pigs good-choice 84.25-60. Sheep 1500. Steady. Lambs, good-choice $5.50-78, common-medium t3.75-t5.26, yearling we thers $2.60-$450, ewes 76c-il.25, CIIICAdO LIVESTOCK Chicago, Sept. 31 ffiX (U. 8. D. A.) Hogs 55,000; 10-lSc higher; 180-230 lbs. $5 25-35. sows 83 50-$4. Cattle 7000; fed steers and year lings slow, steady, top t7; shipper de mand rather narrow Lower grade of light heifers relatively higher than better grades, same true of lower grade steers. Best light heifers $6.20; vealers $0-$7. Sheep 11.000; rather active, asking stsady, some packers bids 25c or more lower. Desirable native lambs $7.25-60. best natives and choice westerns held above $7.75; sheep firm, native ewes tl.50-ta.76, CIIICAflO ORAIN Chicago, Sept 21 Wheat, No. 1 hard 91 'A; No. 1 yellow 49; No, 3 white Oatn. No. 3 white 37-37. Barley 45-B3. Timothy seed $6.25-50 cwt. Clover seed $8-$10 cwt. Lard $.VH7rHrjpmcs $n. RADIO PROGRAMS FRIDAY, P.M. ' KOW 640 Kilocycles :' 4:45 Southern Harmony Pour, 5:00 Phil Harrti. 5:30 Proeram. 5:35 out of the East. 5:45 Sam Gordon, the Kibitzer. 0:00 First Nlghter. 8:30 The Arkansas Travelers. 8:45 Russell Hoppc. 7:00 Amos n' Andy. 7:15 Local News of the Air, 7:20 Club Kaleidoscope, 7:25 Orchestra. 7:30 Fred Alleo's Revue. 8:00 Venetian quarter Hour. 8:15 Circus, 0:50 Terrace Oardena orchestra. 10:00 News Plashes. 10:20 Anson Weeks' orchestra, 11:00 Sid Lippman'a orchestra. 11:30 Bol Tabarln orchestra. FRIDAY, A.M. KOAC 530 Kilocycles 7:45 Scanning the Headlines. 8:00 Morning Concert. 0 :00 Home Economics Observer. 10:00 Musical Stories. 10:30 The Parade of Melodies. 11:00 Better Health and Longer Life, 11:30 Morning Matlnes. . 12: Noon Farm Hour. FRIDAY. P.M. 1 :00 Rhy th-Melodlcs. 2:00 As You Like It, with An thony Euwcr. 3:30 The Homemakera Half Hour. 3:00-4:00 Aeolian Echoes. 8:30 In the Day's News. 7:00 The Concert Hall. 7:30 Farm Hour. 7:45 Market Reports. B:00O. T. MeWhorteitY "Cover Crops for Orchards" 8:15 Philosopher of the Cross roads. 8:30 Muaio of tho Masters. . BIRTHS, DEATHS MARRIAGES DEATHS Pltzpatrlck At tho residence of a daughter, 1079 Savonth street, West Salem, Sept. 21, George S. Fltzpatrick, resident of Silver Falls, at the age of 57 years. He leaves a widow, Eva Fltz patrick of Silver Falls; daughters, Stella Bloom of West Salem, Myrtle Toolloy of Silver Falls; son Johnny Fltzpatrick of Silver Falls, and broth er. Will Fltzpatrick of New Mexico, Funeral announcements later by W. T, Rigdon and Son, Orlndol Paul Clrindol at the resi dence, Rt. 3, Sunday, Sept. 17, aged 38 years, Survived by widow, Ruth ot Hot Springs, Ark.; father John T, Orlndol of Decatur, 111., and brother, J. P. Orlndol of Kalamazoo, Mich, Funeral announcements later by the Clough-Barrlck company. CHINA OUTLET FOR SURPLUS OF WHEAT Chicago, Sept. 21 (IP) The possi bility of China as an outlet foe American wheat surplus and espe cially that of the Paciflo northwest: was foreseen today by Frank A. Thcls. Thels, chief of tho wheat proces sing and marketing division of the Agricultural Adjustment adminis tration, was discussing wheat mar keting before the National Grain and Feed Dealers association. Pointing out that the United States export quota under the world wheat agreement recently made in London Is 47,000,000 bush els, Thels expressed tho belief that 30,000,000 or this likely would come from the Pacific northwest. China would naturally offer a convenient market, he said. According to Thels the govern ment will exercise only a supervis ory function in tho matter of wheat exports but will permit the corpor ation which handles the business to be "long" not more than 1,000,000 bushels at a time. Salem Markets Compiled from reports nt Sa lem dealers, for the gitldanot o! Capital Journal readers, (IU vised Drily). Wheat, No. a white 04c, red sacked G2c bushel. Feed oats $17 ton; milling oats $19 ton; feed barley $10 ton. Clove. $13, oats and vetch $13; val ley alfalfa $13 ton. Hogs top grades, 140-160 lbs. $5.36, 100-200 lbs. $5.25, 300-225 lbs. $4.10, 225-360 IbH. t6.35. Sows $l.G0-t3. Cattle Top steers 3'A-4'Ac lb top cows 1-2o lb., cull cutters l-2e. mar ket weak. Spring lambs top 1933, $5.33, Teal 0c lb. Dressed lambs, top 1033, $6.28. rough heavy 6c lb Top nogs 120 (be. 7c lb. Other grades 4-3o lb. Poultry Light hens 7c. medium Bo lb. heavy hens 11c, colored fryors 13c. Leghorn broilers lie lb. Colored broil era 13c Stags 6c Old roosters 4o lb. Eggs Mediums 20o, standards 2lc, extras 23o doz. Butter Cubes 23ViC, prints 21V40, cartons 224o lb. Butterfat 18c lb, Cheese Selling price Marlon coun ty triplets 11-120. loaf 13o lb. WOOL. MOHAIR Wool Course 33o lb. medium 36s, Mohair 300 lb -GOLD PRICE $31,33 Washington, Sept. 21 (LP) To day's price for newly mined gold consigned for export or for use in domestic arts and Industries was fixed by the treasury at $31.33 per fine ounce. FARMERS' GRAIN WAREHOUSE Liberty at Trade Sts. Grain Dealers Egg Producer 217. $1.75 Alfalfa & Molasses $1.10