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Newspaper Page TextWEDNESDAY, APRIL 1ft, 1934 THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON 15 Times Have Changed Since Adam's Day. Eve Now Hands Her Old Man Applesauce. CapitalJlJournal CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING HATLS: Rate per word: Oni Insertion 2 Cuits; three Insertion 5 ceuta; une week 8 cents; one month 25 ui'iits; one ytar per mouth. 20 renu; minimum per ad 23 tents. Ads mar be placed by telephone bub no allowance lor 'phone error. Want ads must be In by 10 Bin. day of publication Real Ratate and Auto ads by 7 pjn. day previous to publication. FOK SALE HOUSES TWO KXl.KLLENT HOME BARGAINS ilHoo, Modem 4-rotmi home with basement, furnace. fireplme, paved tit. Located at T22o N. Liberty tit. HBO d-jwn, bal ltt pur wo. 8'JIOO. Late buitt inodi-rn 4 rooms, basement, furnace, fireplace, hard wood lloor In two rooms Located at 17HU N. 20 th tit. 8-10 dowu, bal. 8-1 per mo. to lnrUide Hit. ,SKK I'S AT once W H CR ABENHOlta I" & CO, Realtors 1:14 S. Liberty tit. Phone frlGB uL4 APAHTMKNT HOUSE One of the bent equipped apurtment homes In Salem, priced rni:t. owner will consider some clear property as part pj'ynicnl. This properly will stand investigation. Come ui uud talk with lis about It V.' H ORAliENHORST A: CO, Realtors 1:14 a. Liberty jtt.PUone U4G8 ai4 B AHO A l NS I N RKPOSSESSLD HOUSES it rrtrtin with bath naraire. fruit. 850. ;iU down, SB per month Including Interest. H room modern, nearly new, three miles out on paved road, splendid water Htem. 1 1-10 acre land, oak prove. Cost 84000. Price $3&i0; $'150 .1,.,, In'un Afl month 1 ,00k, at No. 745 So. Commercial, 8 rooms modern, hot water heat, two showers. One of the substantial homes of Salem, price hall lis vaiue, easy term. Re F O DKLANO 290 K. Church. a am im-ui-rtfttp house on N. 18th. lust finished. Beautifully decorated. Built tn tile rlrmiiboard A small down pay merit. Bal. like rent will buy thU home. See owner. 1135 N. 18th. Phone 4277. autJ MODERN 7-room home at 1645 South C hurch Large lot, cherries and wal nut trees, at rav.be rites. Priced right. aBS $400 House, living room, kitchen, Electric lights, lot 5"rl50. $100 down. $760 Nice 3-rm. house, electric lights, toilet, sink, garnw. paved street, fine lot, close to bus line. $50 down, $10 per mo. $J5(0 0-room English style home In N. Salem, oak floor in living and dining rooms, basement, furnace, fireplace, nice lawn and shrubbery, good location. $1UU0. 5-room bungalow In Weat Sa lem, Unfits, hath, basement, furn ace, garane T.-ke car. MELVIN JOHNSON. 725 COURT St. Phone 3723 & LISTEN SEE THIS good 6 -room house. East tvilcm. large east front lot Priced for few days only. $1300. Call for appoint ment. C1I1LDS & MILLER. Realtors 844 Slate St. Phone 6708, a1 FOR SALE FARMS 40 ACRES, rlverbottom. Good build ing. $;i5(0 Terms. jo acres, norm pacific highway, fair buildings, excel lent soil. Stocked and equipped 5fi300. teniih, fiO Acres, North Piicilic hlffh vruu flim v farm fullv stocked and cuulpped. $10,000. Terms. Rich L. Keliuann, 167 d. High. Phone Bii32. 194 BARGAIN 4 nrre tract with good 4-room Dlna- tered hou'e. rich black soil, About 4 miles north. A real buy at sjjuo Terms arranged. CHILDU & MILLER. Realtors 344 Suite St. Phone 0708. b sixIt6oM house, all improvt'ineuls, fiuulshed or unf unwshed, 2 acres of gulden and orchard l.ind. near Salem, lor sale cheap. Owner must sacrifice. Write for D:irticulara to Box 100 Cap ital .tounul, ' b'J3 FOR SALE Miscellaneous CABBAGE, lettuce, tomatoes and Ber muda onion plants at Bretthaupts, 211 E. Miller. c96 SPECIAL week-end sale of gerani ums 5c and up. Bedding plants ready at Hreithaupt s, s. Miner. c POIT.TRY fertiliser. Pure, dry for gardens and lawns, 50c per sack de livered Phone 133PJ. Lee'a Hatchery cwo- 8 FOOT McCormlck" Deerlna- binder for sale or trade for good work horse. C. R. Read, Kt. 3. SUrerton. c96 RADIOS FOR SALE $ 8S S-tube Earl Console $12.50 125 8 -tube Arbaphone .-. 19.50 I7B 9-tube Stewart Warner .. 32.50 66.75 S-tube Victor demon strator 47.50 178 8-tube Victor, used 49.50 238 9-tube Zenith Automatic. 52.50 Terms $5 down. $t weekly CEO. C. WILL MUSIC STORE C95 FOR SALE CHEAP 4-plate Universal electric rane. Phone 6B03. c95 ENAMEL gtm range with garbage bur ner and colls. Trade for car. 1805 South 12th. C94 WATER Lily plants. East. Bullfrogs. Tadpoles Ae Goldfish. Adams Florist. HAIRCUTS 25c Joe's Barber shop cloo LAWN Mowers sharpened. Stewart calls and delivers Ph 7918-5172 clOfl- SALEM Tent and Awning Co. makes tents and awnings to order. 729 N Liberty. Phone 4788. clO$ FOR Reliable roof work.cafi 4009 The Snlem Hardware Co cl00 TYPEWRITERS, adding machines. Cash registers. All makes. Sold, rented, repaired Roen. 420 Court. c" HAIRCUTS 15c. 20c 803 8 LAWN MOWERS sharpened, rebuilt; mowers $2 up Harry Scott Ph 4M6 C99 AWNINGS MADE TO ORDER Eu bnnics Upholstery Shop, 454 Ferry St PVine 4724 f 104 FOR SALE LIVESTOCK JERSEY cow lust fresh. Rt. 1. Box 12.'). 4 miles out on Wallace road. e95 FOR SALE Registered Hampshire sheep. 32 ewes and 32 lambs, ewes one to five years old. all good on1 Bix 129 Capital Journal. e94 FIVE good work horses. 1200 to lwin lbs. 519 n. Front. e4 FOR SALE WOOD WOOD SAWING. Reasonable. Phone 8230. eel 17 16" QUI fir $4 75. Telephone 7tB3 e95 DUY WOOD Phone ."54 ee94 fHY 2nd growth, and old fir wood Prompt M pred C Wells ee' 10 INCH old growth in fir Also plan er wood Cohbe Mitchell $49 So 12 Phone 744$ eej BHEU DRY W'XJD & COAL 3AL&U Ft r:j rn -'f trade rttnnr FOR SALE POULTRY BBY CHICKS Warner's Richer? 2150 N Fifth St s Highland Com P.linre certificate (To 1M07 f 107 fry if WANTED HELP WOMAN stenographer, knowledge of bookkeeping desirable. Apply in own huimwriuiig stating aye, experience. inferences. Post office Box 7, Salem. YOUNG lady for window demonstra tion. Neut. well appearing, able to meet public, Addies Box 131 Cap- WANTED: Oirl for houaework. Box 1Z8 Cnpi'al Journal. gfl WANTED SITUATION CUSTOM Dusting, peaches, prunes, pears, cherries, strawberries, bopa. I Pohle-starrr ior K.ty Junes, nuo WANT El M usee I la neous OLD GOLD. Highest prices paid. Star Exchange, Cor, Cheuuketa 0t Com mercial. 1" WANTED S mull modern house for cash. Wo deulera. Telephone 0404. inu BIDS wanted for moving house. J. A. Moore. Brooks. 198 WANT "medium and heavy hens, highest market price, Steualoff Mar ket. Phone 3103. h BICYCLE, cheap. Phone 9373. 197 WHITE fir. hemlock. Jack Pratt, Ore gon City. FOR RENT BEAUTIFUL home, 6 rooms, 3 bed rooms, A-l condition. 4o Oak St. J96 FOR RENT Modern 5-room home located at 760 Stewart St. 8-!5 per mo. Old style fl-rooin home, located at 1080 Fir St. $10 per mo. 4 -room home with kltcheujange and heating atove, also electric washer, at 1575 N. 21st St. $12 per mo. See W. H. O It A BEN H ORST & CO. 134 S Liberty St. J94 Owner 1178 North JlW 569 N. 23rd; 1700 N. 17th; 2370 Myrtle. 1716 S. High. P. H BELL. 202 Oregon Bldg. Phone 8121 105 FURNISHED Court atreet. bouse. Inquire 1598 JBfl MODERN 3-room furnished apartment 607 Nort:t Capitol. J'JH- FURnTshED 3 room apartment. 1326 D street. J98 APT. 664 S. Commercial. 5-ROOM modem house. 2325 Myrtle Ave. Inquire 575 Marlon. J94 MODERN 3 room Apts. Frlgtdalre, $18 $22 . 2360 Pairground. Phone 7532. ROOM and Apt. 425 N. Church. J95 SMALL furnished noartment. 840 N Liberty St. jw PLEASANT 3 -room furnished apart ment, desirable neighborhood. Adults 475 North Capitol. J107 FURN. 4-rh. apt. Phone 7124. Liberty. J' MODERN, comfortable, clean rooms, steam heated hot water all hours CENTRAL Hotel, Hlh and Court. J' HENDERSON furnished Phone 5698. aDertments. J 103 VAN ORSDEL Apartments. 1710 North Capitol. Unfurnished, three large rooms. j MODERN rooms. 461 N. High. DREAMLAND furnished cottage. Oa rage $8 per mo. V PIANOS. Phonographs and sewing machines for rent H. L. Still rural ture Co V BOARD AND ROOM ROOMS BOARD, steam beat. Phone 9360. J J LOST & FOUND POUND Boston bull terrier. Liberty. LOST: 1740 S. black traveling baa. Return Winter or Hansen Llljequlst. k'M MISCELLANEOUS wr. nick ud dead or worthless horses. cows, sheep, free of charge. Phone 4889 mlQ7 REAL ESTATE LOOK, NO INTEREST for TWO YH3. $25 down, $10 per mo. will buy a good alx acre tract on the Garden Road, Gas and electricity available, near school. An Ideal location to build vour home. See us for bargains. W. H. GRABENHORST & CO., Realtors 134 S. Liberty St. Phone 6458. nw LAND BARGAIN 200 acres about 13 miles from Salem. Some good farm land, balance extra good pasture. All can be plowed. Now used for pasture. Price for QUICK SALE $25 per acre CASH MONEY. IF YOU WANT A KKAL BAKU AIM HEME IS. SEE W.H. GRABENHORST & CO.. Realtors 134 S. Liberty St. Phone 646B. ait' 5 ACRES, buildings. Joining north West Salem. $2000. A. D. Olson, Rt. 1. Salem. n94 EXCHANGE Real Estate fl -ROOM house In Chlco. Cal, and 6 one acre lots at Paradise to trade as down payment on property In Clack- mas county near Monitor, r. w. Carleton, Rt. 1, box 96 Woodburn. nne REAL ESTATE in Cold well. Idaho to trade for 5 or 10 acres Improved near Salem. Must be clear. Write Route 3, Box 130. Salem. nnUB EXCHANGE 19 acres near Cloverdale on Roose velt highway, fair set of bldgs. Trade clear for good home in Salem. CHILDS t MILLER. Realtors 344 State St. Phone 6708 nn CONCRETE store Bldg . warehouse, lumber sheds, stock of furniture, men's work clothing, lumber, timber and building material In Douglas county. Ore. Box 130 Capital Jour nal. nn94 DEVILS LAKE cottage for 8 room hoii5.e, Salem Phone 7532. nn94 AUTOMOBILES SNAPPY "31 Chevrolet DeLuxe Roads ter, 6 wire wheels. Consider Model T or A Ford in trade. Ph. iztrii. GOOD sedan. Will exchange good 8- rvlinder cotiDe and nay difference m cash Call 7929. Q96 VALLEY MOTOR CO. 1932 Ford Spt. Coupe $475 ia:i2 Fnrri Sid Couue '33 motor 475 1912 Ford Std. Coach 475 1P31 F.ird Victoria 325 1931 Ford Spt Coupe 315 1931 Ford Coach 325 1930 Ford Coach 275 1929 Foid Touring 125 1026 Ford Coupe 1925 Ford Coupe ion riipvi-nlet Master 6 Sedan Rf.dio and heater, 13,000 ml. 625 375 1931 Chevrolet Sedan 1929 Reo Sedan 1928 Oldfcinobile Sedan , TRUCKS 1929 Dode Oraham 3-ton , 1929 S'-iidebaker l'i-ton .... Chevrolet i:3: Ford L W. base 19i2 Fnr-t LW. b.ie B motor 1929 Chevrolet with trailer . M.inon A Liberty Opn Sundavs Phone 7910 1425 ann in 3851 5'iO 275 q97 OAKLAND ( der ( tn 4TI h, good running or- rii Commercial. qf5 FOR SALE ciYcp. Pnrkard ton: Inn Reputable Salem firms with guaranteed services Shop Thb Business) Directory First HOW'S BUSINESS? Business la what you make it. Since we started making copper coils with a special machine of our own design we have used over 1200 feet of copper for making coils in stoves. Our repair jobs are pick ing up too. E. S. PATTON, Plumber, 279 Chemeketa St. ALTO HRAKKS Mike Punek, 275 South Commercial, o AITO REPAIRING Ryan's Auto Service. 240 S. Hlgh. Q Herbert Obtllnd . 348 Chemcketa,oll4 BABY CHICKS Lvpley'a Husky Higrade Chicks, Salem Pet land, o BICVCLKS LLOYD B RAM3DEN. bike accessor ies and bicycles, 143 8 Liberty. o COIL CLEANING COILS CLEANING Beer coils clean- with steam. Deiwin uaauis. Phone 6330. QQ8 CHIMNEY SWEEP FURNACES. Phone 7176. ELECTRICAL SERVICE BOSLER Electric, 346 State St. Wir ing, motors, appliance, repairs, ear?- ENGRAVING Salem Photo Engraving, 147 N Com'l Phone 5H87. O" FLORIST riTT flowera and floral nieces. Dallf- try. O. F. Brelthaupt, floilst. obi uouxi street pnone a'.'iii AUTOMOBILES USED CAR MARKET 542 Chemeketa Between High and Church WEEK-END SPECIALS 1929 Ford Coupe 1U28 Chevrolet Coupe 1930 Essex Coach 1929 Chevrolet Coach 1 1U;)0 Whippet Coach 19J8 Durant Coach 196 Chrysler Coach 1927 Bulck Sedan q94 1933 LITTLE 8 BUICK SEDAN Run less than 10,000 miles. Complete with all extras including six wheels. Here's an opportunity to buy a high class car at low cost. We will accept a trade and give terms if deslied. DOUGLAS McKAY CHEVROLET CO. q96 FINANCIAII.OANS MONEY for farm, acreage and city loan. Prompt service. CHILD8 A: MILLER, Mtge. Loans. 344 State St. Phone 6708. I $ $ NOTICE $ $ Do you need money7 Unsecured loans. No red tape. Two hour service. All loans confidential. STATE LOAN CO. 212 Ore. Bldg. Phone 7783. Lie. No. S-165. r "BELLS OF HARMONY" A nightly feattve over Radio KOIN announces a NEW DEAL In loans Up to $300 AUTO Endorsed Noto Furniture No fees, deductions or discounts, and only lawful rates charged See us IX you need money. Beneficial Loan Society of Salem 518 State St. Phone 3740 Salem Member of Nii A. License No. S-122. t AUTOMOBILE AND CHATTEL LOANS to 20 months to repay at lowest possible rates. OEMS, UAL rilNAnvs, WW. A local cor do rati on 1st Natl Bank Bldg Phone 8553 Licensed or state FUNDS for farm loans now available. 5; 80 acres minimum HAWKINS & -ROBERTS Guardian Bldg Tel 41C9 r BUSINESS Opportunities SERVICE STATION and garage equip ment Home Restaurant. 223 N. Com mercial. U9S LEGALS IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR MARION COUNTY, NOTICE OF HEAR! NO OF FINAL ACf'Ol NT Tn the matter of the Eatate of AUGUST ZIELINSKI, Deceased. Notice la hereby given that the un dersigned, aa Administratrix of the estate of August Zlelinskl. deceased, has filed her Final Account In the County Court for the County of Mar lon. State of Oregon, ana tnat aaon day, the 21st day of May, 1934. at the hour of 10 o'clock in the forenoon of said day and the courtroom of said court, has been fixed by said Court aa the time and nlace for the hearing of objections thereto, and the settle ment tnereoi, at wnicn time any per son interested In said estate may ap pear and file objections thereto In writing ,and contest tne same. Dated this 19th day of April. 1934, CLARA WOODS. Administratrix of the Estate of A li rust Zlelinskl. deceased. Date of first publication April 19, 1934. Date of last publication Mar 17th. 1934 BERT T. FORD, Attorney for Estate NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the undersigned Eunice Mabel Upston has been, bv an order oi tne county Court of the State of Oregon for Mar lon County, duly appointed Admin istratrix of the estate of Arthur O. Upston. deceased; and that Letters of Administration have issued to her. All nersons having claims against the said estate are hereby notified to present the same, duly veruiea ana with the proper vouchers, to the un dersigned Administratrix at No. 707 First National Bank Building. Salem, nrwon nn or before six months from the date of the first publication of this notice: said first publication be ing made this 19th day of April. 1934. EUNICE MABEL UPSTON Administratrix. CUSTER E ROSS, Attorney fnr thU Eatate April 10. 26. May 3. 10. 17 thi 11 Kl Uf PtltTMENT rtfrtr nf th CnmDtroller of the j Currency, Washington, D. C, April S. Kntic is herehv given to all persons who may have claims against "The First National nana in saiem. oaieui Orocnn that the IftlLt must be P! r.rri tn K!th Powell. Receiver, with the I"gal proof thereof, within three months from tms aate. or mej wi be disallowed. J P. T O'CONNOR, rvimntroller of the Currencv (Depositors who previously have filed schedule of claim will have no additional proof to make, providing amriunf filed ww correct, but may ob tain ura! vr'a rrt I f t ftl te UDOD Ur- A Phono Call Brine Immediate) llesjMnae Mattresses and Rugs CAPITAL BEDDING CO. 4069 Ol35 MOTH PROOFING PLUMBING Copper colls made to order. E. S. Pat- tou, plumber, 219 Chemeketa. P. &017. on i- BEHNAKD1 and SON. plumbing and heating, oil burner. Phone 3U93 458 nigh. o" PLUMBING and general repair work Phone 6594. Qrabcr Bros. 154 South Liberty. TIIEO. M BAKR Plumbing, heating, sheet metal works, 164 B. Conunetclal street. POULTRY SUPPLIES Noland Poultry Supplies, 291 Chemek eta. oll2a PAINT AND ROOFING Salem Paint A Roofing Co. 474 Ferry. PHARMACY Qulsenberry. Free delivery. Ph. 0123 oll4 RADIATORS Radiator repairing and cleaning. J. 0. a it, ovate iimi, STOVES AND FENCE Repairs and castings for 1000 stores, fence and posts. Repair all stoves R. C. Fleming. 2C2 CbemeTeta, Phone 4774. TRANSFER Capital City Transfer. Ph. 7773. o!17 LARMER Transfer. Storage. P. 31 31. 0' WATCH REPAIRING Claude Mix. Jeweler. $1 and $1.50. ollfl WATER COMPANY OREGON-WASHINGTON Water Ser vice company. Office corner Com mercial and Trade streets. Bills pay able monthly Phone 4161 DOWNTURNS IN WHEAT VALUES Chicago, April IS OP) Wheat crashed downward late today cents a bushel, the extreme limit that existing regulations allow In any 24-hour period. A statement ascribed to Secre tary of Agriculture Wallace that domestic and world prices of wheat would work closer together during the present year led to a general liquidating sales on the part of holders of wheat on a market bare of any aggressive damand. Wild fluctuations followed the 5 -cent fall of the market, with heavy stoo loss selling a feature. This was the eighth successive day of declining prices for wheat in Chicago, It was noted as signi ficant that the Liverpool wheat market closed today, 12 V cents a bushel under the Chicago May de livery, compared with 18 cents dis count Monday. Contributing; to weakness of the Chicago market was arrival m nearly 50 carloads of wheat from Kansas City bought I or Chicago handlers. Wheat closed feverish, S-S cents under yesterday's finish, May 74J.-75, July 75-75; corn un changed to higher, May 43H-U July 45S--i; oats H off to up. and provisions unchanged to 15 cents down. Chicago, April 19 (P) Wheat prices on the board of trade broke five cents a bushel late today un der pressure of heavy liquidation that followed a statement ascribed to Secretary of Agriculture Wal lace that domestic and world prices of wheat would be closer together during the present year. The drop waa the maximum per mitted under present trading regu lations. At the close of liquidation prices scored a rebound of two cents from the day's low. The market In early trading had lacked aggressive demand with mild fluctuations fol lowing the fall caused In part by the execution of stop loss orders. It was the eighth consecutive trading day that wheat prices on the board have dropped. May wheat- at the Inside figure sold at the lowest level of the sea son with the exception of October 17, when It was down 714 cents a bushel. The September offering sold at a new low but a broad de mand developed on the decline, with commission houses and short sellers buying freely. Routine news attracted little no attention. Dry weather and dust storm reports were received from the northwest . Material downturns In wheat val uea early today followed Washing ton official forecasts of wheat mar ket adjustment to a world level Uils year. For the time being, re ports of unfavorable crop conditions in domestic spring wheat territory were neglected. Opening H-l'A lower. May 76H-V wheat after ward held near the Initial limits Com started at K- decline, and subsequently rallied. Too Much Shooting Wearisome to Wife Chicago, April It IIP) Mrs. Mry Plckley does not ohject at least not wry much to her husband Thomas, beln In the beer business But slie has grown weary of dods tng bullets aimed at him, she san in a separate maintenance but ADVANCE IN LOCAL BUTTER MART TODAY Portland. April 10 (IP Butter ad vanced one to one and one-half cents a pound today. But ter fat also advanced. While there continues, as usual. much backbiting In the egg trade quotations are generally being main tained here at the recent advance to 17c for extras with oversize at 19c. There has been no change In buying values. While California strawberries were steady as a rule for the day, some offerings showed very er-1 ratic values. Top stuff generally! commanded $1.25 crate for 24s. There continues Insufficient Ore gon s to establish a price. Fractional price loss Is showing for country killed calves here as a result of recent cuts In the live stock price. Hogs are about steady but spring lambs are down i to 3c pound. Low prices on old potatoes has somewhat increased sales volume again locally although no buying at country points Is suggested because of the great accumulation In Port land storage. Lower prices continue to be named for Texas and Florida new potatoes as well as for Hawaii of ferings with the formal offering of new crop California garnets. Whites from there are due within a few days. Good celery is very scarce. Best lettuce from Sacramento Is firmer. Asparagus Is down sharply. Oreen beans again slightly lower. Cut of 20c hundred pounds In sugar effective. Some old local cabbage Is again oiierea around l'-.-c pound. STOCK PRICES STATIONARY AS BONDS ADVANCE New York, April 19 (LP) Stocks moved irregularly today with deal ings light. Grains, especially wheat, fluctuated widely; cotton at one time was off $1 a bale. Bonds ad vanced. Early afternoon saw wheat drop sharply with the May and July positions off the limit of fluctua tion for a single day 5 cents a1 bushel. It later rallied. Cotton broke more than a dol lar a bale. It, too, rallied. Stocks were only momentarily affected. Silver and rubber were unperturbed. Measured by the averages, the stock market did practically noth ing. Small gains In rails and steadi ness In utilities were offset by a mild decline in the Industrial aver age. Gold mining shares were weak on announcement of imposition of a 10 per cent tax on gold by the Dominion of Canada. Silver issues lower for a time, rallied when it was learned the president had agreed to meet with representatives of the silver interests. Copper is sues were steady most of the day. Crucible steel preferred rose a point to a new high for the year on a statement directors would be ask ed to nay some of the accumulated dividends If business continued to hold up. Gains of 1 to 2 points were made by U. 8. Rubber first preferred, and American Smelting. Steels firmed late. Ralls were higher on Indications of another rise tn car loadings. Motors, except Auburn were slightly higher. QUICK CLEAN-UP OF ONION CROP Portland, April 19 m With prob, ably not more than six cars unsold in all positions, the formal closing of the season for the sale of old crop onions at Oregon primary points is scheduled for the next few days. A quick cleanup is suggested as a result of the recent sharp im provement in demand. The latest sale was at $1 and sacks. About 30 carloads are held in Portland storage and these finally will drift upon the market which Is firmer locally and quite active with sales by wholesalers to retailers reaching $1.50. Most of the trade Is In 2s, but these are firmer as a re sult of the shortage of Is, and the higher price on the latter. The first new crop Bermuda type onions are due In Portland in a few da vs. meaning that the old season will practically close with arrival of the new stock, a condition not gen erally shown. Salem Markets Compiled from reports of Sa lem dr alert, for tat goldanc of Capital Journal fftdtrs (Keviwd UrJI;;. Wheat, No. 3 white 53c, red sacked 51c Diutnei. Peed oats 413 ton. milling oata S15 Brewing barley No. 1 $15; feed barley am ton. Clover $11, oats and vetch $10. val- itv alfalfa S12 ton Hogs Midget Market: Top grades, 140-160 11)1. :i 35, 165-200 It. fJ 00, 200-225 lbs. 93.35; 225-250 lbs. $310. Veal 7),c lb. dressed. Tod houi. 120 lbs. BC lb dressed Poultry Light hens 8c. medium 7s lb. Heavy hens under 6 lbs 12c. over 0 lb, lie id uoiorea iryers iuc. mea lum colored fryers 9c. Leghorn broil era 10c Leghorn medium 8c. lliht 74 lb colored broilers 100. Bugs tc. 01a rooiters 4c id. Egg Med. lie, extras 13c stand ard 12c dozen Buttre Cubes, rrads A 24c. grade B 23c; pnnU, grade A 22c, grade B 21C lb. Butterfat 17-lie in. llnoi.. fliniiftllt Wool Course and fine 25c. medium 23a, mohair 18c lb. NEW YORK STOCKS Closing Quotations Alaska Juneau 20 A1u1lb Chemical Dye lb IV, American Can IWi American Commercial Alcohol American St Foreign Power ... American Power At Light ... American time it it Hel A. T. 6c T American Tobacco B Anaconda Atchlaon ::,01i '-43l4 ,i22; ..73i ..10 Atlantic Ref , lie nd lx Aviation , Bethlehem Steel Burroughi Adding Machine California Puck , J. I, Case , Caterpillar Tractor Chryiler , Commercial Solvent , ....2J ....18 ' continental Can , .82 ...77 Corn Producta , Curtis Wright uu v oni , Eastman General Electric , ...23 . 3U 1 General poods General Motors , uoia i-mst .ii "4 Homcstake Mining 356 .2)1. International Harvester 41 i International Nick 27 'I T 4 T 14 Johns Mnn 5G ':t Kennecott 21 Llbbey-O-Ford 374 MARKET QUOTATIONS POKTI.AMl FASTSIDK M AUK FT Portland. Aurll 19 lU. Asparagus wu lower during the Thursday ses sion of the farmers' eaauide market. Offerings from Canby, mld-Columbla and immediate local section were somewhat more liberal. Sales In gen eral were 2 pyramid of 2ft dozen bunches, few to S3. 15. Rhubarb market down to Sue apple box for No. 1 grade. Dry onions tn liberal en 11 UD to SI lor beat, with 2a around 80o cental. Oreen nlons and radishes continued in good de mand with the latter acarce. New Cal ifornia Garnet potatoes were Sc lb. Strawberries sold SI. 20-25 for 24a. Zucchlnnl from the south was SI. 26 lug. New local cabbage 50c pony crate. apmacn wear at su-jsc orange dox. General prices ruled; Asparagus Canby 12.60-75 pyramid, mld-Columbla $2.50-85 fur 30-lb. pyr amids; Hermlston 20s 11.66 pyramid, local 91 doz. bunches. Beets Local 1714-20C doz. bunches Carrots New local 20c, old 16c doss bunches, lugs 20c. Tiirnios Hothouss 70c dose, bunch es; local Mt 25c, purplt top 25c doz.. Iuks 25c. Rutabagas No, 1, 30c lug, ordinary 25c lug. Potatoes Deschutes 11.25; Yakima No. 1 41 - 1.05 cental, 7&c orange dox Cabbage Local new 60c pony crate, old B5C-S1 crate: red 75c cant, crate. Onions Green l2V2-5o dozen bunchen: dry Oregon No. 1, 91; No. 2 hoc cental. Radishes Local spring xs-aoc anz. AduIps Local jumble pack &0-65C ox, iace-1111 (o-ooc. HDlnarn Local a-uc orange dox. Cauliflower-Broccoli Calif. 91.40-50 crate. Rim barb Outdoor grown 25-30C 15 lb. box; tiuc per 30-lb. box. I'OllTI.ASi) FLO T It, SL'C.AR Portland. Anrll 1W (AyCane sugar. granulated $4.35; fruit or berry S4.Dd; beet sugar si.u cwt. Domestic flour Selling prices, mm delivery 6 to 25 bbl lots: Patent 49s 4G.10-&fJ.80; blended I5.85-S6.30; bak er's bluestcm ftC-ftti 10; soft white pastry 85, 55-55.70; whole wheat Bij.tJU; rye S-5.80; graham $5.60, PUOiH TR i;X IIANfiE Portland. April 19 iupi The follow ing prices were named to be effective today: Butter uuue extras zuc, sianaaras JB!,c, prime firsts 19c, firsts lHc lb. Cheese iri score, Ore. triplets lU'.c, af lliiC lb. UroKeru pay Uc leas. Ekks Pacific Poultry Producers' selling prices: Oversize 19c, fresh ex- ras 17c, standards lac, meaiums isc dos. Cartons lo higher. POKTI.AMl WHOLESALE Portland. April 19 (UP These are prices retailers pay wholesalers, except where otherwise atatt-d: Butter Extrus 21c lb., stand a ra 19'ic; Prints, grade A 22c lb. Parch ment wrappers, cartons 23c; quantity purchases ' jc lb. leas; grade B parch ment wrapped 21c, cartons 22c lb. But ten at fort delivery, uraae a delivered at least twice weekly 19c lb. country routes 10c. uraue a or delivery fewer than twice weekly, Portland 18c. country routes 15c lb. Grade C at market. Farmers' door de livery 13-10C lb. Cheese Selling Dnces to Portland retailers: TUlumook triplets 15c, loaf 16c lb. Til iimook sen m prices 10 wholesalers: Triplets 13c. lo.it 14C ic Coqullle triplet to retailers lie1,, loaf l2',c Swiss wheels 23c lb. Eggs Buying price of wholesalers: Presh extrus 17c do.., extras 14c, firsts 14c. mediums 15c, pullets 12c, under' gnriM lOe dns. MliK (joniraci price, ruruaim delivery, $1.96 cwt. B grade creams "2c lb. Live poultry Portland delivery huvliur nrlces: Colored fowls unci 10. lac, over o ids. ic. inum fowls over 31', lbs. 11-12C. 2 lbs 14c; over 2 lbs. 16c; stags 9c: rooVcrs 5c. Pekin chicks ic, roiorea iuc iu. oecse 10c lb Selling prices by wholesale. Light hens 12-12 'ic. medium hens 12-12'ic. heavy hens i:c; Droucra 18-20C, light 14c. pekin ducks 17c lb. Turkevs Buying prices: uressea, dry picked young toms 14 lbs. down 14-iDc. nens a lbs. ana un 10c nia toms 13c lb. Selling prices: No 1 torn 16c hens 1Q-I7c: ordinary toms anu hens 14-lOc Hi I UY.SU MM IT Strawberries Fresno 20s $1.15. Sac ramento 24s II 16-35 crate. Oranges Cnl tf nnvr-is, i:iney 12 -ja-13 40; choice tl 90-&2 !0 cnite. Cranberries Northwest and eastern $1 25 bbl. Grapefruit -Imperial valley $2 to 82 40 crate; Florida 84 50 crate. Limes Box of 100. Sl.lfi-a.V lemons California 5 25-75 caw. Bananas Hunches 5c. hands 6'c, Asparagus -lyiral 1 90-S2 pyramid, so -lb sacg. caur. oar nets be id. New pot n toes- Hawaii 11 25-35 21 lb. bot; Texas Triumphs $1.75-S3 25 50-lb. w-ek. Peppers California 30e lb. Cauliflower Calif 81 6S crate Cucumbers Slicing hothouse local 90n-tl 25 dor en Spinach Loral 45-S0r Onions Oreeon $1-81. IS. Peas Calif 6c lb. Rhubarb Field grown 60-85C per 30-lb box Sweet Potatoes ralif. tl 65-75 per crate; Yams $1 90-82 bushel. Celery California 83 7fi-4 crnte Cabbage Ked 4c lb. local l-2c California Cannon Bll 3c lb. lettuce .Sallnaa 82 50-75; Sacra mento I50-t2 2.r crate Tornatoea Hothout 30-25c lb. riorlfii-Mer 40-50 lu reD;i'kerl. Potatoes Ixcal white and red 81 10 to 81 15 cental; Ysk'ma i 25-3o; uei ehlltes 81 bikers 81 SO Mr:1H AM) KOVIs(4 Coun'ry ment Hilling prices to ret alter, country in try ciuea nogs, orst bugl er under 50 Ihs Bi .-9c lb ers 90-100 Ihs 8'j-lir, i!n 6-8c hh . heavy cnlv 5-Ce. veathiiK liunbs 14-lOr, npi.ng I nhs 14-lGc In. Can by Associated Press Liggett At Myers B 95 U Uqu:d Carbide 3i7 Momijoniery Ward 31 N.iah Motors a4'T National Biacuit 43TJ National Dairy Producta National Distillers 30t- Paclfic Ciaa & Electric ....Hi'! Packard J. C. Penney 67 Penn. It. R 3a Piuir.ps Petroleum 20' Public Service N. J 3H 'T Pullman &a Benra Roebuck 50 Sliell Union 044 Southern Pacific 2B! , Stnndard Branda HI'-1 Standard OH of California 38 Standard Oil of New Jeney , ...4&J4 atudebuker 7 Transumenca 7', Union Carbide 45, Union Pacific isa United Aircraft 2J1, United Corporation Gl4 U. S. Industrial Alcohol 52 United State Rubber 23 : United States Steel 51 Western Electric St Mfg 41', Wool worth ,. &4i CLOSING CI KB Ql OTATIONS Cities Service 2 Electric Bond & Shars 17'; Swift t Co. 103; ner cows 3 -4c. cutter cows S-Oa lb. Kwes 3-50 lb. Hulls 6-5 c lb. bum itu iivrua uuu mytd id. Bacon Fancy 22-23C lb. Hams Fancy 18Uc lb. Picnic 12. uors. Wool Hops 1933 cluaters 24-28e lb. Pua gles 40c lb wool 134 cud nominal: Willam ette valley 25-28o lb. PORTLAND LIVESTOCK Portland. April IB UPi Cattle 125. calves 40. Active. Steers, good, common and medium $3.50-86.25, heifers, common, medium s.i-f3.zo. (jows, gooa. common, mea. 82.76-84.50, low cutter audn cutter 81.50-8276 Bulls, cutter, common and medium 82.60-83.50. Vealers, good and cholcs 85.50-87; cull, common, med ium 82.50-85.50. Calves, good-choice atou-ea.ou, common-mca. sa-M.uu, Hoxa loo. Active. Lightweight, good -choice 83-83 65: medium weight, good-cboice 83.25-65; heavyweight, good-choice 83.00-83.35, packing sows, good 82 35-63.10; feeder na siocker pigs, gooa-cnoic sa.io- Sheen 100. steady. Spring lambs, good-choice 88-88.80. medium 66.60-88: lambs, good-choice 67.75-68.15. common-medium 85.75- 68; yearling wethers 65-67. Ewes, good ana cnoice j.au-s.au, common ana medium, 82-83.75. I POKTLAM WHEAT Portland. April 18 i" Wheat fu tures; open, high low close May 654 65. 63',, 63 July 66. 06 'I 64 64 Sept 6G'4 06i; 64 64 Cash: Big Bend Blueslem 65: dark hard winter, 12 69',j, 11 041,, soft wnne, western wnue, nnra winter, northern spring, western red 63 Oats, No. 2 white 616. Com. No. 3 yellow 622. MUlrun standard 615 50, Car receipts; wheat 81, flour 12. CHICAGO ;kain Chicago. April 19 Wheat. No. t hard 70-78. Corn: No. 6 mined 42'i; No. 7 yel low 44'.j-i, yellow 45, yellow old 44 Oats, No. 2 white 28, No, 3 27";. Barley 4'J-HO, Timothy seed 86 135-50 cwt. Clover seed $11-611.50 cwt. Lard, tierces 65.85, loose 15.75. Bfl- llei $7.87. CMICAfiO l.lTOf'K Chtcago. April 19 u tU. S. D. A.) Hugs 20.000; moderately active, bare lv steady. 170-280 lbs. 83.05-64. tup. Sows 63-83 20. Cattle 7000; fairty active, aienuy. Bet Ion gycarllntfs 87 75; lower grade leers and yearllngb $ 50-60.50. a Lock - era firm, scarce. Cow market very slow barely steady; bulls strong to 10c hlKher, aelected vealers atcady at 86.50-S7; dairy bred light veuleis 84 50-65.50. Sheep 12,000; buyers and sellers mill far apart with indications around steady Good to choice wooled lambs held at 69 00 upward, but bey era talk ing 25c and more lower; bids well be low 87 40 on a generally unattractive bulk. Run includes several loads clip ped Iambs but practically no bids. Sheep firm, shorn native ewes 63 $3.50; wooled ewes down from 65. EXPOHT WHEAT Portland Aurll IB W Emergency export corporation's bid for soft whit wheat ior roreign snipmrm ioa:iy, 07 cent bushel. SAN FRANCISCO HI TTEKFAT San Francisco. April 19 Butter fat fob. flan Francisco 21H.C lb. SAN FRANCISCO P.4IKT flan Pranclaco Aorll 19 (Jfii Butter. 92 score 210, 91 score 20Vic, 90 score 20c lb. Exgs Largi 15C med. lS'. small imc av.ztn Cheese Fey, flats, triplets 11c lb. NEW YOKIt HOPS New York. Apr 19 11 Hops steady, Pnnifip eowat 1938 nrlme to choice 34- :tr,c, medium to price 31-33C lb. 11132 prime to choice 30-31c, medium-prime J a-30c lb. OBITUARY MRU. Htl.llRH KA SNVIH R Alhanv Mih. Ftcdricka Bnjiler, wifa ot Frank L finvder. of Albany and tutor of Mrs. Vv Ilium Watkuu and C P. Homyer of Kulern, died s flenlv at her hninr here venter i .she had bei.-n a resident of Albmy f-ir 27 years and was a member of the Women 01 tne juuose, i-tnt ui nr aiiri Ladles of the Marahees Re sides her widower she la survived by four chlldrrn, Nc'tle Snyder of Port- iiirl. Mrs Irene Ollmour or jerreraon. Mrs Sitra Lmnb and (leorge Mnyder of Albany. Several grandchildren also survive. MKK HI MAN JNE WOOH 1ndeiendeDCe Mrs. Susan June Wood Tl. who died at her home Portland April 14. was an aunt of Mrs. P. L Hedges slid Mrs Will MSt- tismi of this citv. be 1 1 ut a sister Mrs Hedges' mot'ier, and tlie wife of a brother of Mrs. Mattlsnti s mother Funeral services wre held April iit 2 o'clock from the Lents Prne Methodist church, southeast Hlsl a venue and Reed way Interment In Multnomah cemetsry. Miller Tracey having rha-ge of the funeral Hull, Rngjland, has banned all chanty collection except those for local organizations and Institutions. When the Brltbm Lrtrlon spplld for permission to hold the usual Poppy Dsy oollectlon Uie irqucst vii refused bemuse trw tnion 1 a national organization. RADIO PROGRAMS Fa ID AT. P.M. KiW-CI KilK relet 315 A) Pearc and His Oaag 3 80-Kraaj Llmarlcks 3. 0J Eddie Kmc. pianltt 1:15 Priendlf Ctiat 1:19 Trio Romantlque 4:00Mark Daniels 4:IS Studio 4:M UuUc br Oershwla 4 45 Mary's Oardea ft 00 Concert Trio 5:15 Piano Surprises 6 30 WhesUnavills ft'45 LitUa Orphan Anol -M-Let's UtUa to Harris so ftno TOO Pirn Rtsbler 7:30-NBO S.W Amos 'n Andy S' IS One Min'i amllr S:45 Millings a 00 Old Memory Box 9 ij Btudio 10-00 News Flaahei 10 IS Jack Bain's Oacheitra 10 4S Race Of the Nation 11 00 Cole MrElroy'a Oichestrr, 11.30-llal Tabarlo Orchestra F Kin AT. P.M. 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Schoenteld 1:30 Music J:4S What 81) all I Read? 4 00 On (he Campuses 4 SO Stories for Boys and Olrls 6:00 Review of Toullht'S Opera 4:45 Vespers 6:00 Music 6:19 Todny In History 4:30 Fvcnlnt Farm Hour 7:30 Oretioa Normal School 6 00 Music 8:16 The Delphian Trio 8:30 MuNle 8:4ft Phytics la Zraryday Ufa Radio Service Certified Radio Service. Phone 8773. 103 BIRTHS, DEATHS MARRIAGES IURTIIS Pri enTo Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Pilt-n. Kt, 1, a daughter, Patricia Aun April 11. Fischer To Mr, and Mrs. Glenn P. Fischer, a sou, Thomas Oene, Apr. 9. Srnalley To Mr. and Mrs Georsre H. fiwalley, 1065 South 18th street, a sou, George (Jerald, April 7. Baughmnn To Mr. and Mrs. Paul L. Daughuiau, a daughter, Betty Ana, April 7. D FAT IIS Pcarce Lulu Belle Pearee of Rt. 3. at a locul hoKpItal Wednesday, April ih, aiii'd &a years, survived bv widow er. Edward J. of Salem; mother, Mrs. Harah Chllders of Vancouver, WanU.; daughter, Mrs. Huttle E. Dodge of Sa lem; sons, uavia b of Uallas. Orville S. of ban Diego, Cal., Roy K, Mile J. ana iiaroiu n ., ail 01 oaiem; one bro ther, Robert E. Chllders of Vancou- er, WHh : three slaters, Mrs M. S. Oldham of Stafford. Mrs. Ira Horn- lorooa oe Aoerueen. wasn., ana Mrs. Pred Youckei of Centervlile. Wash.: also 10 grandchildren. Funeral servic es from C lough -Barrier, chapol Ptl duy, April 10 at 1:30 p.m. Brown- Mrs. FJlva B. Brown at the residence, 690 Bute street, Thursday, April 10 at the age of 78 years. Sur vived by widower. William Brown of Salem, two sisters. Mrs. Rudolph Prael and Mrs, Lewis Eld ridge, of Purtland; daughter-in-law, Mra. Clif ford Brown; two grandsons. Chandler and Werner Brown, and a freat Kmnddaushter. Vlvlenne Brown, all of Salem. Funeral services will be held from the residence. Saturday. April 31 at 10 a m. Interment Cltyvlcw ceme tery. Keene In this city Aprlt 17, Duvtd M. Keene of Itt 1, Brooks, aged 81 years. Husband of Lvrila Keene; fa ther of Monte C Keene of Portland. Reg M. Keene of Seattle, Clarence H. Keene or North Cove. Wash.. Mrs. Kathern Kul.s of Cincinnati. Ohio. Also survived hv seven grandchildren and three hro'hers. Will of Cottage (Imve. Khner and Al of nervals; two sisters, Mm. Joule Skslfe and Mrs. Anne Hall of tialem. Funeral services Pridsv. April 20 at 10 30 am. from HlkMiint's, Rev. (ii-over C. Btrtchrt of flriatlhg Interment LOOP, cemetery. SOME HOP SALES AT 22 TO 25 CENTS Some hop irIpi hive bfn con summated this week, mostly at 21 cent. Adam Orey Is reported to have sold 2HQ bales to Ilhop for 22 cents; John Rnherti is reported to hive nought 120 balei made up of two lols at 23 rents, and Ray to said to have bought 73 bales at 2ft cent from Phil May at 26 cents. There have been reports of other sales here and there. Interest seems to be jrrowtnf In the market with indications of a .:oii.sid.Trthp quantity of hops drib hllii? bw.iv Hie .sr-nn fulvnnees Cash Paid For Eggs Marion Creamery 2C0 South C'ommprrlaJ SI. (car John Hunt, Wood bum. qS ' render of evidence of claim). ioa-