WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 21,-1934
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON
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FOR SALE HOUSES
You can't Beat this, ever
2 Dandy lots (walking distance). Ben.
dy modern 5-B plastered home, or.
one OI menu ncny -
Two good garages, one on each lot.
bought now lor 3050, A real bargain
ANOTHER ONE
- onnf. will bu? G
fine modern 5-R. house' with garage,
in North Salem. Watch my show win
dow lot u.tl&iuua.
JAS D. SEARS. Eeal Betate
132 3 High St.
You can buy a nice 5 -room modern
bungalow, 8 blocks from State street.
lgB room with bdllt-lns, dutch kitch
on 2 bedrooms with nice bath be-
- u.omonr fiimnlWV lauft-
dry trays. Formerly sold for ti50Q. To
day .f tau. rilfl, L.imi.
CH1LD3 & MILLER. Realtors
344 HratC or. rJiUKc uiuu
$10,000 Colonial homo, 3 blocks from
Ladd & Bush bank, especially well
nors' illness forces sale. Will iiccept
one-nun vame. iu wm i
CII1LDS & MILLER. Realtors
344 State Rt Phone 6708
FOK SALE FARMS
Choice 10 acre tract iew miles north
crt house good ham and outbuildings,
part In "fruit, walnuts and fliberts.
part terms. SEE Clifford Harold with
t;mtjiJB a, niiuuii.'.
3-14 State St. Phone fa 'OB
FOK S A I. E Miscellaneous
HIGH grade gold watch for "tandArU
I ypewmer. qua jit -
777777? Avmiiister rus
DRAtTsAW reasonable. 1385 Mission
BRIDGE Bench range, like new. uin-
Jood Vurnlture Store Quitting business
less ot cost. Lease twM. Get our
low in ices. now. w.. - .-
JOE S Barber Shop. Haircuts 25c. C303
Old standiircl make, only S64 50. Terms
3s per moum. otti .
Music Store. fJf
irwa .c in., n RnntH Win-
I'. ?, ' C302
S69.50 7-tuUe Phllco Midget . . . Wl-50
Sliu -uioe iru&.-s nui."- v
8157.50 11-uibe 1034 all-ware
$178 8-tube Ellison cabinet
T . .. . . r. i nl.t T m-. It Ia R7h rill
30G 10-tbo radio phonograph
Terms on cny ol above 5 down, 6
mommy. -not
GcoC. Will Music Store, c28I'
NO REASONABLE offer refused. Hol
lywood Furniture store qui ting busi
ness (In Hollywood). Lease expired
Phone 3666, cZ8U
BELCREST Lots. Phone 3547 and
make an offer. Call after 4 pjn. cggO
DELICIOUS Apples 35c box, Bi
boxes. Gilbert Farm Co. Eola. c
LET US recover your davenport. New
pat terns, neat workmanship. Eubanks
Upholster Shop. 454 Ferry. Ph 4724.
FURNITURE, stoves, radios etc. at
P N. woodry's aucuoo ia-ir-..
North Summer 3t. It will pay to
drive out.
WE SELL, rent, repair and swapcasb
nlein orieinm f.vnawrl ters. TVDC-
wrlter Ex. 420 Court. C
FOR SALE 1 1VE1STOCK
ARRIVED Nov. 19, load of good farm
120O to 1800 lbs. Guaranteed u ! rep
resented. S. Palmer, prop 1900 North
Have on hand half a car load of
horses, weights from 11 to 17, age
from 5 to 10. Some well mated teams
and lots of single horses. Will sell
cheap to make room for new carload
coming In. Can be seen at Kapphahn
Construction Barn, Commercial at
first calf. M. r. is.epnarv, """
TEAM. "wt. 2S0O. Cheap. Floyd Bow-
mnn Vnlta HitV. C2 IV
WEANED PIGS. Christ ens en -Looney
e278
FOK SALE WOOD
16-INCH old fit 5; 4-foot ash 4.75-
Phnna .1974 e3Q0
tnnr f-n)l Qmlttl Jt. RllhDtil. 4SF14
.
GUARANTEED seasoned wood. Phone
naan ee293
DAIITTMr-l MrrrflCtftt Tele
VVUUU annum. -
nhnn. 7437 86281)
WOOD: Planer trimmings and fc?D(?
growtn cooos s uitcnou
12th St. Phont 7443.
DRY WOOD that U dry Ph 113F33
eesi
Olltttvn DaaUMIihlt PhOTlS
B2Q0 ' 279
ALL KINDS wood and coal Also vac
uum furnace cleaning. Oregon ruei
Co I4tD tna Mill tTione iao
uni hwu. uiu t, . ,. .? 1
creenea nog iu nro a "
SHED dry ood and eoal Salem Pl
fft Tl nlM 'Ti iTflOf unique t-r
FOR SAI.E POULTRY
rja ai-tc. riui "") .,...-..
W L. Pullets, now laying. See Lepley.
ppttand atore 78
FOR SALE Fine Buff Orpington roos
torn Call S8F31. 1278
WANTED HELP
TYPISTS, wanting to make money
spp.ee rime copying rsoio acripi, ett,
Kxpcrlauco wmecessnry. Write Typ
ists ASS n., 1 t nuuwi otuu;
go. Enclose almD. S2?8
aANTrim Hnusekeeottur. Exnerienced.
Phona 61F13. 880
tsisutr wanira. m www
stock for labor. Wood to cut on shares
Harry L, Pearcy, Pearcy Bros, Nursery,
it. r . U. O, OUA " '
V All I tu uiiuuiiiig
keeper and help care for semi-Invalid,
Hererences. aox jpi my. uuwu.i.
HOUSEKEEPERS wanted, Iaq.ulra 702
GET Into the air coiMilttonlng and
refrigeration Industry. I will select se
veral young men mechanically Inclin
ed MJ Bl.UJ.Ii luuitcuiuho biuimiia
vice and Install electric refrigeration
SUIH U1E IW11UJWUUU1S Mw -
creased business See Joseph, Senator
Hotel. S28Q
WANTED SITUATION
PLACE to work, for room, board and
some wages. Box 3S6 Cap. Journal.
h279
WANTED Miscellaneous
dltlon. Call 0988 af ter7 p.m. 1280
WANTED, best diamond S5G will buy.
Box 364 Capital Journal. 1280
WANTED: Walnut meats, any quanti
ty, anytime. State Cafeteria. 1298
TURKEYS wanted, live or dressed.
Phone 133F2. Lee's Hatchery
CASH paid for used furniture Phone
Mlu. if n. wooary sucuuu murKeb,
1810 North Summer St. 1270'
FOR BENT
irlVSi rOUIll lUUULiu wjBo iuiuwusu,
Piano, washing machine, 73 N. 20th.
1135 N. Capitol, completely moddern,
432.50.
taB w I7th S rooms modern. 820.
1340 Nebraska, S rooms furnished 825.
811 a commercial, su,
p H BBLLi 202 Oreson Bids.
Phone 8121 J278
mdokiin home barn, aaraue. pasture.
fruit. Phone 117F21 J278
SMALL furnished Apt. 1411 8tate. j
FOR RENT: Modem 7-room house ei
ther furnished or unfurnished. Call
for particulars,
CHILDS & MILLER, Realtors
344 State St. Phone 8708. J
FURNISHED apartments for rent. In
quire Patton Brothers. J4
MODERN furnished apartment. 043
Union. J?8p
HEATED 3-room furnished Apt. 807
N. Capitol. jaom
ouuMisHEn .-ir nnrt.lv ftirnished 7-
room modern house. Corner lot, hot
water heat, two fireplaces, beautiful
grounds. Address Box 371 Cap Jour
nal or 'phone 8807 after 8 p.m. J280
ttrroiuiKHKn rnoma at 255 Division
3279
FARMS for rent Sale Trade. Oregon
Land Co, Pacific highway, Woodburn,
Oregon. 3283
DREAMLAND furnished cottages. Oa
rago w per mo.
uiANtia Phonosmnhs and sewing
machines for rent a U Stiff Furni
ture co
KOOM AND BOARD
HOME cooked meals, 734 Ferry St.
1282'
ROOM & BOARD 817.50. 3 meals
$18 Lunch and dinner $12.30.
State.
a day
1484
JJ279
31278
BOARD & ROOM. Phone 5839.
ROOMS, board, steam heat, near
house. Phone 8380.
state
r
room. BOARD. KaraKB 620. 144S Oak,
1J282
LOST & FOUND
PAf'KAnffi uiaced in wrona car Mon
day. Pieuse return, 2759 Brooks. Re
ward. 278
LOST brown purse, Mellow Moon. Re
ward. Phone 8572, k279
MISCELLANEOUS
FOR Washing Machine Service. Phone
5097 Maytag Service Shop, mile
N. Pacific highway, nulla
REAL ESTATE
SNAP BRTfK HOME
rtrtio 4 hincks out in stood condition.
hot water heat, nice basement, hard
wood floors, extra well built. Price
$4000; 81U0U QOWn, bsh. terms v
inf ni aitn wnfc foe sn.l ner month.
SES US AT ONCE, THIS PROPERTY
IS A REAL BARGAIN.
W.H.GEABENHORST& CO.. Realtors
134 S. Liberty St. PhoneJjanBS
Arnvxnv. RAjjfiAlH FOR CASH
Five acres located only 3 miles out
on main Pacutc mgaway, ejivuiieui. w
catlon. 8-room house, garage. Price
81250 all cash. IF YOU WANT A BAR
f.ATN THIS PROPERTY.
W.H.GEABENHORST&CO., Realtors
134 S. Liberty at. fnone atoo- nau-
BEAUTIFUL wooded close In home-
sites 'j acre or more, with water, gas,
F.lpr Vtv amall onympnfs Pr 31 S4 nf
"automobiles
USED TIRES
We have the largest supply of
Used Tires In the County.
ACME AUTO AND TRUCK
w a trv ir ip n R
430 S. Com!. St. Selem. Ore. 0.280
GOOD VALUES IN
NEW and USED CARS
'34 STUDE COMMANDER $108
4-tioor sedan, run less tnan
2000 miles. $175 off regular
'34 STUDE DICTATOR 8 8B5
4-cioor senan, run less snaa.
annn mfipa.
'34 TE R RAP LANE 8 DeLUXE ... 800
Srnna new, never on snow room
floor. Trunk and special print
tnH UV h.ivfl ritt fhf orico 85.
30 PACKARD LIGHT 8 785
4 -door sedan, orana new six
ply tires. Original finish like
new Perfect mechanics!!?.
34 FORD 3-PASS. COUPE , 825
Hester, a w.ss. swipes. log nsns,
chrome wheels, air wheel type
3 CHEV. TOWN SEDAM 575
Deluxe moaei, o wire wneem,
trunk, mechanically A-l. OTla-
30 PEO 4-DOOR SEDAN ., 450
DeLuxc model,
"30 HCPMOBILE 8 SEDAN 350
sari-is.een trunK, new paint,
Motor overhauled.
30 DS SOTO 4-DOOR SEDAN , . .
New paint, good tires.
Many others from which to choose
su ana. up
ST AT R MOTORS INC.
HUDSON STUDEBAKER PACKARD
fiSS Chemeketa
Oppn Evenings and Sundays, q
F1NANCIA! LOANS
For Vour
WINTER NEEDS
Xx moDP? Is needed to par old bills.
purchase fuel or clothing, consult us.
These are typical needs for voicn we
loan up to sjuw.
Come in, writ or Phone
BENEFICIAL LOAD SOCIETT
Room 11S New Blleb BtcTg. 18 Slate
Phone 3740 oaiera
License No s-lza
FEDERAL LAND BANK LOANS
nv.m a tjidri St Bash Bank Bide.
1318
AUTOMOBILE LOANS
LOW BATES - - LONG TERMS
ISVESTtOATE
P A. EIKEB
STATS LICENSE U-157. r2SS
Reputable Salem firms
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Business
Directory
First
AUTO BRAKES
Hike Pansi, 375 South Commercial, o
AUTO BEPAIEING
ryas,, Auto Service. 340 8, Btga.. o
BICYCLES
LLOYD B. RAiiaDBtr, b aeceesor
les end bltrjclcs. 13 B. LlHerty. o
DENTIST
DB. E. DAVIS, 301 Oreson Bidg. Ph.
7133. QSW
ELECTEICAL SERVICE
ansf,EH Biflctric 246 State St. Wir
ing, motors, ayphancv, repain, sr
ice.
ENGKAVING
Salem Prmto Engrarlng, 1? n, Com'l.
Phone 5887 o
FLORIST
Lutz Flowers. 1278 K. Liberty. Phone
9882 anytime. oSQa
Brelthsasfs. Dial 5904.
MATTRESSES
CAPITAL BEDDINCJ Comoanj,
PLUMBING
PLUMSINQ and general repair work.
Liberty,
THEO. at BABR. Piumaing, heating,
sheet metal works, 164 & commercial
street.
FINANCIAL LOANS
... 1 n. null Imnmnrl
farms 11 amply secured, improve or
OUy DOW WtlU VUVUV uiwuej ta a
ttooslet -Willamette Valley Farm. "
. : t. avi ft 11 nhta ! 1-1 Urnef
loans as auubiy iBuoi
oa wa,i iin pa avuvi w
AUTOMOlilLE AND CHATTEL
LOANS
1 to 20 months to repay at loweei
possible rates
GENERAL FINANCE COBF,
A local corporation
1st Satl Bank Bidg Phase 855
License No S-138 t
bank and commissioner. Ses Delano,
2BU Kortn unurcn.
gij ArtaflO fllWEiI W
It won't be long now. Shop earl?.
No security or endorsers
212 Ore. Bidg. Lie by St. S-185.
BUSINESS Opportunities
9350 WILL BUY a good grocery in Sa
lem, also have two services stations
to trade for city property. See
JAS. D. SEARS. 132 3, High St. 11
nnj?fcs ecmiDijeti restaurant on Pa
cific highway near Salem. Nothing to
buy, walk right in and start to ork.
Low overhead, 81500; $350 will handle.
Dandy place for man and wife. Box
363 Capital Journal. 28i
nnrin iHiKhiftsft location In Halsey,
Ore., on highway. Owner will sell at
bargain price of 81250, or trade for
residence property iu guuu sn-uuui
towa Postoffice box 178 Salem Ore.
DO YOU WANT TO MAKE MONEY?
For rent 7-room anviiing iiuuac,
dance hall, service station and atore
building, uncap, n. jumjks, ba.
Scio. u278
LEGALS
H'OIt SAI.E
The Grotto Restaurant located at
375 North High St., Salem, Oregon,
wll bo sold at Room 9, Ladd 3s Bush
Bank Bidg., Salem, Oregon, on the
28th day of November, 1934 at 3 p.m.
ciosea mas.
3. P FREEMAN. Assignee.
Nov. 20, 31. 22, 23'
FOUR CORPORATIONS
DECLARE DIVIDENDS
New York, Nov. 2t (m American
Telephone Telegraph companj
directors today ordered the nsuai
dividend of 52.25 on the capital
stock. The dividirid calls tor the
distribution of more than $44,000,000
to the company's 660,000 sharehold
ers. The dividend is payable Jan.
15 to stock of record Dec IS.
Coca Cola International corpora
tion has declared an extra dividend
of $2 and the regular quarterly
dividend of $3 on the common, stock,
payable Jan. 3 to stock of record
Dec. 13.
The American Cigar Co., declared
an extra dividend of $2 a share and
the regular quarterly dividend of $2.
both payable Dec. IS to stock of
record Dec. I.
National Biscuit company declar
ed the regular quarterly dividend of
30 cents on the common stock, pay
able Jan. U to stock of record Dec.
15.
SHINGLE OUTPUT
TO BE INCREASED
Washington, Nov. SI Vft The
lumber code authority announced
today a second increase In the
fourth quarter production allot
ment for the Washington-Oregon
red cedar shingle area would bring
the total to 1,600,000 squares.
An increase of 500,000 shares in
the production allotment for the
area was authorised by the author
ity last month. The production for
the last three months of this year
was originally set at 1,000,000
squares.
Under the import agreement be
tween United States and British
Columbia manufacturers, today
order raises the amount of shingles
which will be permitted to enter
United States trade channels from
the Canadian province to 400,000
squares,
BWCIIHEITS ENTERTAIN
Mt. Angel Mr. and Mrs, Leo
Buchhelt entertained at dinner Sun
day Covers were placed for Dr. and
Mrs. Frank Barr, Mr. and Mrs. Lou
is Barr, Patsy and Louts Jr., Mr. and
Mrs. At Buchhelt all of Portland,
and the hosts.
with guaraitteetl services
PLASTERING
750 Per Hoar. Phone 122P3.
KAD1ATO1W
Badtator repalrins snrl desnlns, 3, 6.
Balr. 338 8tst street. o
RADIO SERVICE
MOOBE'3, 895 S. Hlga. Pa. T3. 0280
STOVES AND FENCE
REPAIR stoves, ranges, circulators.
aeu new ana reouns stoves, ranges
and circulators. Fence; posts. B B,
TRANSFER
Belm&nn Truck Service. JPa. 8633, o2SS
LABMKB Transfer. Storage. F. 3131. g
WATER COMPANY
ORSQON-WASHINOTON Water Ser-
Tlee eomnac. omo, comer Com
merelal and Trade street,. Bills pay
able monthly Paona 18.
WELL DRILLING
SNEED, 1078 Highland Ave, Phona
44B7. O30S
RALLY AT CLOSE
BUT AVERAGES
SLIGHTLY OFF
New York, Nov. 21 0P Declara
tion of the regular quarterly divi
dend of $2.25 a share by American
telephone, favorable steel news and
the best showing in electricity out
put in 200 weeks helped bring a late
rally into tile stock market today.
The list was higher in the late deal
ings after an eariy decline.
Gas and electric utilities were
aided by the power output figure
which brought some short covering
in the leading issues.
Railroad shares lost fractions to 2
points. It was believed the decline
was set off by short selling based
on outlook for a drop in carload
ings. During the afternoon recovery
May department stores reached a
new 1934 high at 4S up 2 points
while Best equaled its high at 38 '-i
up and R. H. Mccy rose nearly
a point to above 48. Mail order is
sues were higher.
Tobaccos were aided by the report
on October output of small ciga
rettes. Liggett and Myers tobacco
107 up 154.
American Safety razor reached a
new 1934 high at &2A up 2'A points.
Eastman maae lis daily nign at m
un a point.
Sales today approximated 810,000
shares against 870,000 shares yes
terday. Curb sales were 174,0011
shares against 110,000 shares yester
day.
Dow Jones preliminary dosing
averages showed industrial 99.47
off .43, railroad 34.94 off .42, utility
17.83 up XI.
m PRICES
HOISTED TODAY
Chicago, Hev 21 VP Forecasts
of much colder weather over the
northwest and west, implying en
larged feeding demand, hoisted the
cora market abruptly today toward
the Inst.
Shipping purchases ot com today
were the largest in the last six
months. It was Intimated 1,000,000
bushels of corn would be loaded out
of this market within a week for
shipment to eastern distributing
ports.
Corn closed strong, -Vik above
yesterday's finish. May 85 tt - .
Wheat unchanged to H lower, May
97-;s oats . of f to up, and
provisions unchanged to a rise of
20 cents.
Chicago, Nov. 21 m Rains, In
cluding some in western Kansas and
Nebraska, had an early bearish ef
fect today on wheat prices nere.
Comparative weakness of wheat
quotations at Liverpool and Buenos
Aires exercised also a bearish in
fluence. Opening- lower, May
97-, Chicago wheat sifterward
rallied somewhat. Corn started Jk
off to 4 up, May B31-B4U. and
subsequently showed general ad
vances,
AUMSYILLE BAZAAR
SCHEDULED FRIDAY
Aumsville The stage is all set for
the annual bazaar to be given ail
dav and eveninar Friday at the
schoolhouse, sponsored by the Parent-Teacher
association for the pur
pose of serving hot lunch to about
200 students during the winter.
Mrs. Fred Potter is chairman of
the program committee. She has an
nounced the following program;
Mrs. BeardMey's orchestra: play,
"The Hunters," Intermediate grades,
Mrs. Julia Starrett directing; dint.
June and Violet Pardee; play "Mrs.
Peter Pumpkin Eater," primary
grades, directed by Miss Eva Corser;
stunts directed by Perry SpeUbrinlt;
chalk talk," Theodore Walt and El
len Dokken: tao dance, Ethel Rup
ert; "Red Riding Hood," intermedi
ate grades: numbers by the high
school glee club, directed by Mrs.
Gladys Hunt; mandolin solo, Ml
Eula Mae Taylor; play, "Baby Show"
and magic, Mr. wood of Htayton,
Mrs. D. A. Lowe accompanist.
LOWES ARB HOSTS
Aumsville Mr, and Mrs. D. A.
Lowe entertained at a luncheon Sun
day evening. Covers were placed for
Mr. and Mrs. Fred potter ana u. u.
Metcaif of Salem, David Lows Jr,
and the hosts.
A Prion. I
Call Brine, : f
Immediate I
itespona, ,
NO CHANGES
REFLECTED IN
BUTTER MART
Portland, Nov. 21 (LP) Butter pric
es were unchanged today.
Prices in the eg? market hers are
badly mixed and the trade in gen
eral Is not conforming to established
prices.
There was a general scramble for
dr eased turkeys and, s further ad
vance of one cent pound was gen
erally being freely offered and paid.
The demand is immediate and for
shipment to the California trader It
i however, a last call for Thanks
giving insofar as the south is con
cerned. There is a fair demand for live
ducks in the local trade. Buyers are
offering around 12c alive for ducks
and at the moment this includes
both Peklns and. colored stock of
quality. There is a seminal move
ment of live geese around lie lb.
Tii ere is a trifle slow tone for gar
lic after recent heavy carload sales.
Present nominal buying price is
arosmd 6c lb. but most of the late
offerings have been on consignment.
in general a steady tone is show
ing for country killed meats with
receipts only fair except is veal,
wnere tae supply is liberal.
There is a better situation in the
potato trade according to word re
ceived from Redmond to the effect
that the outside was again seeking
carload supplies there. Locally the
market is loaded, Burbank potatoes
from the Clackamas county potato
growers association are oesng offer
ed, here and are of good quality.
Some Idaho Gems are also offered.
First Alaska King salmon of the
rsson is reported in. The stock av
eraged 18 lbs. and is priced 40c.
Better demand is showing for
cranberries but most of the big buy
ers were filled up at the low prices.
Ail prices are firmer to higher.
Horseradish roots are being offer-
ed around 20c lb.
"While there is a temporary scarc
ity of Florida grapefruit, market Is
supplied with Arizona, Expected
price on Florida tangerines, now due,
is around $2.35 half bos.
SCRAMBLE IN
TURKEY TRADE
Portland, Nov. 21 f7Fj -There was
a general scramble for dressed tur
keys in the local trade and a fur
ther advance of ic pound was of
fered and paid. The demand was
i&imcdiate and for shipment to the
California trade. It was however
a last call for Thanksgiving iuso
far as the south is concerned.
Demand was getting better for
hens than for toms although there
was still a good demand for the lat
ter that was more than sufficient
to keep supplies cleaned. It does
not make arty difference at the
moment what weight the toms
range, said a prominent dealer, "be
cause the big consumers are still
buying. However hens are finding
more favor and bring a premium
occasionally of le above the ioms."
Buying price on No, l torn? was
generally 2ic pound- With hens to
22c although a load of top quality
half of each line would at the
moment bring up to the extreme
value.
The market today ruled lT-23c
pound for dressed birds and 15-Hie
aiive,
LOYAL TEMPERANCE
LEGION IN SESSION
Turner The third meeting of the
Loyal Temperance Legion since its
reorganization was held in the Me
thodise church with a large atten
dance of new members. The Legion
song was sung by the group and
me meeting was called to order by
fiie president, Jenn Perry. The min
utes were read by the acting secre
tary, Lorraine Barnett, substituting
for Emma Holiingshead who was
unable to be present.
Wilma Larson was elected song
leader at this meeting and Eleanor
Sparkes elected yell leader. New
yeJls were distributed and practised
m the juvenile temperance worners.
Mrs. Fred C Gunning, chairman of
the organization led the meeting
and dismissed the session, tn a fort
night they will meet Is toe Chris
tian church basement, Mrs, J. A.
Holt, superintendent was not pres
ent, in attendance were Betty Ban
cs, Jean Perry, Lorraine Harnett, El
eanor Sparkes, Melvin Bafeer, Hazel
Larson, Eddie Hartfteld, Helen Bail
ea, Wilma Larson and Mrs, Gunning.
All children are invited to attend
these meetings.
Wheat Agreement
Extended Two Years
Budapest. Nov. 21 (LB The inter
national wheat advisory conference
decided "In principle today to ax
tend tho existing world wheat
agreement for two years beginning
in August 1935.
STlTFfc L HELLS
Mt. Angei One of the largest
hop sales to be made was the 400
bsle lot of hops sold at i2e to the
J. W. Seavey Hop company by Al
phonse Stupid, local buyer. The
lot consisted of the balance of the
Butsch brothers lot ot 2m hales and
the Robert Zoilner let of 20S bale.
Numerous small lots have been sold
the past few days at from 1 to 12
cents.
CARL JONES IIOHOSEO
Victor Point Mm, C, C, Jones was
hostess at a dinner Sunday, honor
ing the birthday anniversary of her
son Carl. Covers were placed for
th honor guest, and Eonald Heater,
Richard Krenz, Mrs. J, C, Krena and
the hostess.
NEW YORK STOCKS
Closing Quotations
Alaska Juneau ,
Allied cnemicai & use
Americas Can ................
Americas Commercial Alconoi ,
American & Wotsisu Power , , , ,
Amerieaa Fower & Light .....
American Smelting & Bef. ....
F. & X.
American Tobacco B
Anaconda .,.,.,,..,,,.
Atehisoa
Aurmtie Bef,
Sendht Aviatlsm
Bethlshem Steel . , ,
Burrcihs Adding Machine . , .
California JFsek
J. I. Case .....,....
Caterpillar Tractor
Chrysler
Commercial Solvent ..,....,
Continental Can ....
Corn Products
Curtlss Wngftt
Du Pont
Geaend E'.sctric
General Foods ,,...,...
General Maiars ,,,
Gold Dust
Haisiestake M Suing .....
International Harvester ,
International fflckel ....
L T. & T. ....,,
Johns Manvilie
KetmecQtt
Ltbbey-O-Ford. ,
MARKET QUOTATIONS
POtiTLS& EASTSIDB MASKiiT
Portland. Nov 21 &U5 Demand tor:
lettuce continued unabated durtag;
today's session of she eastside market.
The Daiies stack, sold $1-25-35 crate
quite easily
Souk; very good local torastcts art
still offering up to 75c box. Brussels
sprouts are m goou oeioaua up j
box. Spinach scarce, up to i smogs
box. Beets scarce and sell freel? up to
30c dozes bunches.
Quality Pi tr.cn oerg appies m jum
ble bo ses sell ss nigh as 60c box white
others sell 35 -50c box.
Ijsnlsn scjuaah is scarce ana price a
urmmH 1 rrnfp or 50C I Ml. OYStCT-
plant offering at 35c doz. bunciiee,
cnara ays. tncnvc &vwk irmss.
CabbsiKs faris steady as a
crato Sm best, red at SO-80G oanca-
Local potat25 moved mostly 6S-iSs
an orange bsss.
Parslc-j. st quality sold around 15c
dozen bundles, Calilifiower iieid 45
56c crate im Is and 25c for 2s.
General prises ruiea:
rqXb Ltxwl 20-1I5C doz. bunch 3.
25c lug.
Carrots icsi xso, x w-j.
Radishes Local 15c doz. bunchaa,
PotaWes N.SV. No. 1 W3-T0C Qraugs
box. , ,
Onions urcsoa ccniai, iiasi-
ma 4S-Sfle 5-lb, bag.
Creea Utuuns m hoe. umaaiea.
Cibbasie Local No. 1 ?0-75e, cuiiy
35c red SOc cantaloupe crate.
Cauimsst Local No. 1 &Q-5&C, No,
2 25e crate.
Lettuce Uymt craitt ussisa
$1.25 crate.
TOinstse& Wet Ugrown 3S-is bos.
Celery Ko. 1 lfOc-ai ctaet hsarts
15-mc gem, bunches, lery root 4-S0
uoz. tjunsnes,
Kew Ycrte, So, 2i. Ut"i Evaposstsd
apples steaci enoiee i;.i-iiat iaa?
Prunes stds?. Cailf. Oregon
trn enosee tas, iitiiy ia-ia,3v
Pmchv.s steady, standard S-e54s
chuice S-s, extra choice
or fruit itts iim; bSes t5. Beet i-i 'ia.
Duiueat.c flour Selling pricta, mAU
ents mi S7.S; bakers ban! wheat
S8 05-7 au; Misers ameswm fi.u-m,
blended hard wheat SG.4G-S7.40,
iiain whole wheat 60.5-75.
PKOurriS KXI-HAS6B
PsrtlaiKl, No 21 eupjTIib fall ow
ing prices were U3incd to be Ice live
Butter Cxihs esetraa 32c. standards
30c( prims ntsi aoc, uists
Cheese S3 ssssre Ore. triplets SSs.
loaf ib. BrokTs pay s Jb J&s-
twes-ii dwlera: Specials 32c, extras mct
stftiiasrds 26sf niea. extras xmz mess,
firsts 25 c, pullsts 23c dozen.
PORTI.ANI WUOhBM,K
Portiatid, So, 21 '.aa These are
prices rctsUers pay wholesalers, except
where otherwise stated:
Batter Prints, A tirads 33 Uc lb, in
perebmeat wruypars, 35c In cartons, i
a raue, parcaraeufc wibvi.-u
cartou; 34c lb.
Butterfst PorUand dsi. A gradft,
dtUverea at least twice weefely.
lb , cou.;t-. y routes 32-34C. B grade sr
delivery ism tnun rwice
Cheese 5eihn prices Portland is-
iailers; Tillamoak UlplcU IBc, ioaf,
Mm. Ti!lamk KpSHnz nrlces to whote-
saiers; Tplets 18c, loaf 17e. CequHla
triplets to rciaucrs iac, loat toii tw.
Oregon Swiee cheewj 23c lb.
gi;B gis to retailers; Spgsiaii
34c dee,, extras 32c, fresh extra hmwn
staMdssrjJs 3Hc. fresh mtsiiuuia 3Ss,
mtsd. ftrstei 'Ms, txtmh puttela 3Set flsel
22 ClsscKS 2c, o;iEcrs ate
jrvm Wholesaler' buying prises
Fra-nh specials mo, extra 2?c, ffssh
extra mowtm 27c, eittra isrssa sis, gs
tra niKitom '24c. Died, lists 2is te
PuliPts ISe, firsts IBc, undeirsdsi ie.
mhs contract price rsiMii
del. 2.2 cwt. B grade cream mz
Live pstjlir? Portland tieU, iiuvim
prices csioirea sens untie s
lin lh Lsnzitam fowls over 3 Jbs
12-13c, wider 3 lb. 1 1-3 2c. Jolorcei
springs Vi-tZ lbs. 14-15e; brsrflere ail-
aer t js-j c iwrnmn '
Peltia ductis Vic, colored II-I2c In.
SAvs Ffitiltr? Wliolesalcr Ssllisjf
puces JAnm hens I1-I2C lb., met mm
12ct heavy JV14e lb. Light broilers
HKc, coinred sprmga 15-lSc lb. sUin
ducks 4 lb, and over 15c, colored 12c
lb. Oes 7e lb.
Turcsys Saying prices: Fey, EfreM-
down 2J-22C lb, med. torn iS-SOe,
Sfo. 2 I Sc. Fancy liens 22c, old $&m&
I7-18C ih, ssmnn pnoea: new srmt
I tmm m., hei 22c, old Xams
and hra nim id. .
Tishbits Fey dressed under t lbs
Aps! Beltsiofis, extra fancy 300
Jin t.fS: facff-fsit ex-fsncy 80c-l:
Ooldes fane? S8-100 1.50. Spite
bun(; Extra fancy 8S-itJ0-iU HM-
tar.tm fheif Sfe. Jonathans: Ptncy
98-100-1 2. l.tS, ftc-flll 7Sc GrsT
naLoiLu: i"ac-Hl cold storage &5c,
Roma Beauty, extra. Uses
1 55-73 scat.
GrtM-frutt Kiorlda 3.50-4. ALa-
na i& saw.
Limes Sose af K)0, !15.
Baa&rias ttuxicbes ii,t hsBds
5-5' ic lb.
Cranberries McFarlane 3.75-tt 00
per 14 -bbi. imx,
tbLKKtt VAt tit
PoUtw s Ore. Buibanks gsr
wnl 8carpaose Ko. I Clem SQ-S5o,
Ho. 2 Tu-75s ctntal, DecbuU Ciest
Cucumrfers Field grows, HeiBg
On'm- Oregaa 0150-12 per ccatil;
by Associated Press
Liggett St Myers B ..............108
liquid Carbcaic .,,....,.......31
Montgomery Ward. ...23.
Sash Motors 154
National Biscuit .,, ,.281
National Bsiry Products ...,.....,if
National Distillers ,.t,.,.,, 24
Pacific Gas it Kieetric I3fi
Packard 4
. t;. i-enney ,,,,,,,... wt
Penn H, S. 22
PliiUtpa Petroleum .,...,. .15
Public Service If. J, , .....SBsJ
Fuiiman ,4
Sear EtoebueJc .41
Shell Union &
Southern Pacific if
Standard Brands ..,,,1S4
3ta?dsrd Oil of Cawesmts ...32f
Standard Oil of New Jersey 41,
Sludebakar .....,. 2ii
Trans-America gi?
Ufuoii Carbide
Union Pacific ...its
Uniled Aircraft
UaKed Corporation ,, s
S. Industrial Ale&hsi ,,,.....4234
United Sates Bubbcr ,.,i6tt
United State Steal ............34
Waatinghouss Xl&etris & Jtffg, ..334
Wooiwortb SS
CLOSIXO CL Kit QTASIONS
Cities Service 1
Kactric Bond & Share
Swift & Co. 1034
Cclsr? 60 -70c d02. Hesrla 80-85C,
Cabbage Bed 2c, local l-2c lb.
Lettuce Local 36c. Pasco. S2. Th
miles 1J25 crate.
Tomatoes 1 50 -75c box. cot
hoQse 10-13e lb.
Articcoses Calif, c5-3uc doxest
Green Bea&s Caltf, 8-10c lb.
Green Pitas Call, f13ic ib
MEATS ANU 9mwnHMt&
Country Meats SeBJsg or ices to
retailers, country killed boga, best
batcbexs, under tm l&s. ll-iio ibw
veal era, fancy 94, tight-thin 4-?c,
im- ITQ Jbs. B-C lb,, bgav- 4-Se Pan
sy Iambs lie, ewes lb. Cutter
cowa 4-5c, csuiners 5c ifa, Bulls 4 '4 -fie.
Bacon Pansy 3S-27s Ib.
Hisais Fancy lb, '
nmi!i ash
H0DS 1934 U2'lss Ste ib. Cimlrrx
I1-13C lb.
wool crcc ssBilsal. Willam
ette vallev. msi aoe 'c wi
SOc, lamba lik; lb, Easiem Ore, i7-2oc
Portland. Hoy, 31 Wheat fu
tures: open h'-gh law oloe
May 83 4i S3 83
Dec 81 Bl St SI
Cash: Big Bend BU;c3tem 90: dsrk
bard winter. 12 li4, 11 s?4; soft
white, hard winter, northern spring,
western red &4t western white 794.
Osts: No. 3 white 3 AO Corn No. 2
yellow $40. Mlltruzt standard 21.aO.
Car receipts; Wlieat 5, Hour 27.
win a, us y i.
POBTLAS LfVttTiCK
Portland, Nov. 21 Cattle
steady, unchasged.
Steers. KOOd. esmasa and mpdlum.
$2 Ba-$G 26. Hellers, yssd, common
and medium 2"5-54,50. Csws, sood.
tuisiiuuis, s.3-ajbj. ra; taw
cutler and cutter l2-$335. Buils.
good-choics $3-43. cutter .common
and medium $3-i3f Vsak-rs, good &nd
ehsice cii csmison, medium
&2,5Q-S. Caivea, aoc-d, comniou and
LiahtweiRht. good snrf ebofes fc.1 00.
.25; heavyweight goo-lioiee 5.00-
i'a(rnin. sows, siss ood xs.m-
55.35; feeder anl stseker piss, good-
aseep 4(iU. fatsmdy, uncnansea.
Lambs. K'xxi-choice S5.25-). com
mon, medium tSS-s, yenrllne
wethers S3JS5-$4. Ewes, good-cbtiice
Chicago. Nav. 21 B CJ. S D. A.I
Hogs 27)00; active geseraliy 8-iSc
higher; better grade active 240 lbs.
$3 yQ-Sfl; top S; 204j-23 ibs. 5.GO-yo,
desirable 170-1 &0 lbs, 5.if-50. light
lights W-5. Ctxxi packing sos
$5 60-80.
Cattle 9000; few esri? sales steady
to WPiik, undertone wesJs to 25c low
er, no reliable enUst far common
steers, either Hglufe sr heavy, stucker
iraue siowcb qbwb iKaieriajjy. paiuy
because of rslny w&nih&r Heifers of
mine to sell at 3 upward' in best de
mand: veslent semrm vur vs!ow at 5
down, mostly t4,50 dows, only choice
sin. ormcmg -?ts no,
Sheen 4000; standv on bMlk ttlttucb-
ter offerings, bids and s&les good to
cnoics natives ana res wustorti come
bsckr? KG to mostly 4'125, t C 40 on
ghter eves 1.25-S2 .Vi,
RfmTOS WWW
Boston, Nov. 31 s Demand is
isfriy bcuto en the fmer ausiity ter-
ntory wools, according to todsy's re
port of the U. S. Agrf Dept. Short
French combing and elathhiK 04s and
finer territory oeLs are getUiig Die
rjsus oi tits caif at &rcea mmuy S3
6jc scoured bssts. CSrsssionaili?, i
good Prencb co-robin? and arerage
strictly combing Uss of graded
and finer territory wast brings 72-75C.
--otirrd basis. Arajjs Fcneti comb
ing graded wwsl fmfn similar lines
setis at arouna iws seswea basis.
SIS PKANf (SCft BAfSV
San Piraneiiseo, ?fes. gt fttfs fhttter,
93 scote aac. gl &ra 31c. SO score
ISc lh.
Bsrgs I.firsfe 3d, med, 27c, small
234c dotren.
Cljeese e3Uef Oats IIMAC, trlpteta
ISc lb.
San Francisco, Hov. 3i Butter
fat f.o.D. Saa Fraijctess 35 lb.
NKW JK MOPS
Nw York. Ho, 21 !: Hops steady.
Pacific coast im$ ptme-rtsojee i-24c,
choice 38-aic, medium-prime 18-18c
Salem Markets
Compiled frcm report at Sa
lem deaietm, for tkc ssMgoe
ef Capltsi Jserasi sand eft,
fflbed Ozii;',,
Wbeat, Ko. 2 wblte SOc, red tacked
7 Be bushel.
Peed oaU 2S pr too; mtiitng o
2S, brewing bsrl?, No. I 34; feed
barley 2S ton-
cjovsr Id, oat s&d ?ib t8 m
mf all alls 113 us.
Hrw -SIhiRet srtst: lop rde
j-lS0e lb S ?5; It-2iXi l&a. 6J;
200-225 lbs. 5.7&; 22S-350 lbs. giO.
Top hogs l'-l0 It tl'ic dxecwO.
eal 7Vic lb. dressed.
Poultry Hevy bn orsr H hm
JOB lb Colored fryers i2c. med. Log
born frian lis. Is not n broilers 10c,
beta 8c, light bras Is, colored
broilers He, stags 4c old rootrra 4c
Bts Mfdiwm JSet atasdatds 2ct
extras 28c dozen.
Butter Prints grade A 34c, grsde
B 32c lo. Butterfet l&t,
tHiU MoitAtR
Wool Course and fine medium
23s. mohair comtngt Lmb' wool IE&
Victor Point Wesley Darby was
h$ guest or Dorsam JaqtiH for s
turkey dinner Sunday at, Uia Paul
guet borne
RADIO
PROGRAMS
TmrtfcSBAY, RJC
Q& Ai Pf arc sad iiU QtZti
3:15 feflat aiid Nl
a:2i- Wfciar Frtstaa
2'4 S;rj$:sis Strtsaa
4:25 Cft&. Jacobs, tsmmpt
M;bsa It. Quz&bcr
0 KSG
0& Araat a Andy
t WtRRirss Uss Wi
.35 Ptsvara
;i5 -sia L&aubc
:3-ia?li KJna pisalst
lo Brt Woodysrtfj Orthfitrt
BSssh Orcbestca
TST-gSBAT, 3T.
KKX ii Kiiae-fsieSf
SjOsS 'A'orSd Boelcuait
Sm Mssaal Ges
3:1$ Fteiaet Prams
4;iJ0 Jtck and Xonti
:ts UTifri?i Oaratai Ofxhtttrs.
fK Pistil
8:&& ??ws Plasbes
S; 1,5 EJ.s.jiijirsij & Htrstsy
;S m Infantry
Dancing In T!a Cliiw
si? Tea
Tunes
il .33 Waodjard's Ofcbeatr
tl;3S Basce Frolic
um iicrojr OT$a-
nRtanuv. p,.
KOAC 4 SiiKj-siet
12:3 S oon Pans Hour
i:is achji of nte Air
2:K Mai
S:lsaaarw Toor H3ih
2:Sfi Mss5 Osrden Hcu;
5 .55 Hnrrtrmakffj- Bait Hsaj
- 3 SO MuitC .
'32OEt the CaasitM
4-5& St&rirs f Bsr as Ofrlf
5 act Be Qrrtcs ststsru
5:S& Mutie
5.4& Vespers '
6 Off Mrs. a race &JaitldiiS
g-fi Prr-Mi &adto Kt-ws
3 :?&&.''' nine Parw Wait
m SiUa SisrUamd Caattet
:J Masle
as iw m Modfin Basle-1?
SSB Mmsc
8 io H a a Jtac-Flhin OccdJW.&sf
5.2 1.33 8 SS
BIRTHS, DEATHS
MARRIAGES
Turner To Mr. and Mrs. HalSts
Bcrjt-s as- Browrisv.lle, a daujiatet KG'f.
ig. mmng child, first girl. Grand
daygfaier of Mr. and Mrs. Jarae-s M,
Bus lilrs. Bonea itrss tarmen? Edna
SHsrfcenTi fttr. ssst MSs, B. F,
Cri at t&e Siiverton Oe-nern: h'.as
mt&K & dugUter, 5 ib S ou&tes,
MsHsu? Esther Hsi! MfMsr?,, at a
Iseal ftptai earty Weiissils morri
lisif Late resident of 3e5 Kjfe Smsb
uiEr. Sarrtvsd by widower, Jiaige John
K. MsHs??, nieces, Mrs, WMEais O.
Ptteggfii of Salt Prjanseo Mrs.
James B. Robb of Portland, Funcjat
serisss will Ue held from ttm W T.
Hig-lsa florapuny chrtpel IN. Na?.
23 at 2 p.m. Dr. Msiligsit sfficattns
minister. Private servi-es at 1.0.0,
ltei Cbejtter Ptsher, farmer,
Skns, ro-ii Ec lt and Vsrs li, RarH.-y,
21, toE-aepgr, iiidepsjlesee.
OBITUARY
.t.mu c. noes
0IIvertoii Mrs. UiUm CbrttUK
Bss., iia, passed away W&anes-iiay
fsrerioon at the home st her sea,
Ifesry, sear Yoder. Bom in iiTrr,iiuy
m ims slid had ttved in tlsa seasinf
54 yiir?, pending most nf iSai I3r.'2
sear SHverton Her hUs&snd, 1, F.
iscic, d5ed in 1317, Bur3vst2 on
sun. lienry, IS grandentidsgga ssd t
Krced-grHndchsldifU. Pu ntral
l"ritifiy jst 3 from Larsnrt &r;d Sou
cbftj?l Us charga of Chris u&rt Seseno
ciuircfj: Iijirraeul is mi?m$m City
HIES OF 'CROSS'
SERVICES OFFERED
Tumor The seco3id of a series sf
spgstoi wjj presentstf&ns oa
"Tiie Crj-ss" was gives SBJitlay rc
ning by us ChrisUitn
cif:iy of the Turner Cr.rajm
ei lurch, The first program was In
four eHtetom, "Clinging to the
Cress" was tabieatied by Etnsia Parr
and MarjfMie Fowler; piiiitoiinne,
"The DM Rugited Crews" RaOs
Gilslrap; "Chaliene of U Cross'
Uh the mm s quartet comf3id of
Rev. J a els Bailes, i!aroldf Louis and
Kenneth FesJer stngtt artd "Ttie
Wayside- Cross" with Kr. Byilfs tm
pc'r.fjnaijiti? tiw wayfarer. Special
mELicai numhera consisted of w
ch&tra sekcti&ns, choir n umbers
and vocftS and U5tr?mental duets.
A social rtour foilswed wttrs 40
ycurig fx-opic enjoying ttig reffesrt
mr.'nts served in Ihe basemenE par
ir, An impresalifB playtei porirav
iiig "The cress" was gi?en by fts
girb witri ths twaa prgssiitins the
speetal ruimbers attd mtiste. Tig i&
eai ERdnvur society ftss a arge
membrr?.hip of active rellima ww
iters wte r ably directed fef R?.
Jack Bailas and Mrs. Baa3e, ihs
cew resident paMor ftnd wife. Both
are orclamed ministers and Mrs,
Batks is also an icitructcr in dra
maitcs and play production.
MOVE TO TURNER
Turner Mr. and Mrs, OrofiT
Cleveland and family hve movd
from farm in Uw Clove rsisttt dis
trict So Turner where the &; se
cupLriit t&s William if, Gower
hcusf teiweeo the pwiofflcs srrd:
Baiter apartments. The house rtas
been vac ant several yeari since Ren
Mrs. Frank AUoway ar;d cnu
dr'i- moved to Oervais. He
trier pustor of the Tamer Pct?
tat AiirjiirMy and was S5iccee,d,d
feere Her. Ethel Outekut