Stocks Advance
round 2 Cents
New York, June IS 11 The
stock market swung upward to
day or the largest overall gain
in more than a month.
Leading issues advanced frac
tions to around 2 cents in a
decisive move away from the
4'?-year low established Mon
day. A rally started Tuesday but
sputtered out before it ever got
going.
Steel and motor stocks were
among the best performers, with
rails, oils, rubbers, and non-ferrous
metals following clo.e be
hind. The advance was jerky, the
market taking frequent resting
spells. There was little tendency
to fall back, though, even when
demand slackened.
Business expanded slightly
when prices edged up. Turnover
was at the rate of around flOO,
000 shares for the full session,
which would be below Monday
and Tuesday but still better
than average.
Among the gainers were U.S
Steel, General Motors, Chrysler.
Studebaker, Santa Fe, Southern
Pacific, Standard Oil (NJ), Tex
as Co., Richfield Oil, U.S. Rub
ber, Goodyear. Anaconda Cop
per, Kennecott. Phelps Dodge,
American Smelting, Boeing,
American Telephone, Dow
Chemical. Du Pont, U.S. Gyp
sum, American Woolen and In
ternational Paper.
MARKET
QUOTATIONS
STOCKS
American Can 894
Am Pow Lt
Am Tel Tel ........ .....13
Anaconda 38
Bendlz A vt it Ion 3?
Beth 8teel 34
Boelni Airplane I
Calif Piekine .S
Canadian Pacific
Case J Z I
Caterpillar . MS
Ohrvsler
Comwlth A Sou H
Con Vultee
Continental Can ...... 3S
Crown Zellerbaen 31
Curttes Wrliht
Done! as Atrer?ft ...... S?
Dupont de Nfm lis
Oenerai Elertrla 35
General Pood W
Oenerai Motow
Goodyear Tira
Int Harvester
Int Paper
Kennecott
Llbbr McN A L
Lon Beil "A" '
Montiomerr Ward
Nub Kelvintior e
Nat Dairy
NY Central . .
Northern Paclfle
Pae Am rati
Pae Ga & Elee
Pac Tel Tal
Penney 3 C s
padio Corp
Raronter 23
Rayonier Pfd
Reynold Metal
Riehf.eld
Safewev Btorea 33
8ft n Roebuck
Southern Paetflo
Standard OtI Co
Btudebaker Corp 1?T4
Sunshine Mining S'fe
Transamerlee 10
Union Olt Cal 36
Union Pacific 74 V
United Airline U
U S Steel 31H
Warner Broa Plfl 10N
Woolworth
Salem Markets
Cesaeletevj trwei feperte at flaleee ieai
re far the tTsldenre t Capital
Jearnal Readers. ( Revised dally).
Be Mean U.0I.
Babbit Fetlets MM.
Dairy Fee tt.M.
Pealtrrt bavins Miee Grade A eolor-
d hen 36c; trade A Let horn ben,
S3 cent: Grade A colored fryer, three
pounds and up, lie. Grade A old roosters
1 -eau.
Irn
Barte Mesa i Extra larce AA. 4e;
Una AA. Mc; laree A. sl-Me. roeoium AA,
tic: medium A, Oe: pullet 30-iie.
vraeleeale Prieea Bet vttoieaala prices
t 1 cent above the price abort
Grade A generally ejuoted at Me; me
d'ttnu 8e.
attarfat
Premium. Cle, Pta a, ilai Hex ft.
BK (Mtuw price).
Battse Whole ale grade A. Me; re
tail ?la.
CJWTT SIT
PIN-WORMS cause Fidgeting
and that awful ITCN1
Lnelnf steep, almost rHng wad rweatuM of a
pantnK rectal (tea Thie mar be a warning
eifn of Pin-Worms, agiy internal rxta that
Can cause even more aerioua trouble.
Don't put up with thia trtrmeut a rinrJe,
Snneceaaary minute. Get Jeyne't P-W Vermb
rage with that epedet, mMireltyappmvd
ingredient that OMtroya PiD-Wnnna eneo
ttfjeatly and remove them from the body.
At the ftnf sjrn of Pia-Wonna, aak your
druggiat for -W, the imali. eaay-to-take Unlet
perfected by the famou Jane Co., apeciaiiatc
18 worm remedte for ovt 100 yare.
Oet real reliefi P-W far PiR-Wonatl
eteai Umiarl Mra
iB? Vailey iirn CbS9ft?t
Sprint iamb , 133 N9
f e-(jfr lamb n r t 11
l ..,. ! to ISM
Cutter cow w j
Pat dairy coa .......... llj Ml to 113.00
"ill .. . m w to taettfl
Calve trod t3W-M Iba.i l!7,0 to U
veal tiso-!06 ib.i toot . . ie 114 M
'ja pnt. puc atimp lac at Part
.nd pnc im aafn tvp Top ItO-Ha a
PertUnd ratae Market
Bed rpberr:e o'.l for 3 a
U-car fin on the Portland Eaauide Parm
er Vt'ttoirxal PreMjtic market today.
Cerr bromht 15 TS a aturdee era'.
Field iron tomatoe were t3.M-3,79 a
l.lb nt.
Greert pepper were atioted it II 00
10-lb box.
Lot an berr.e brought IS 00 13-halloek
nai.
Qtfrn triif tu offered at 3&e a pound
fimt cnerrte old for 13 cenu a pound
top.
Royal Anne chcrrtet were 1 cent a
pound
Btraaberrie moved at I1W1 71 a flat.
Bolaach waa 1.7 as or t net box.
Pea were offered at to 10 eenU a
pound.
Green bean sold at 1 cent , pound.
Lettuce old at la cenu t pound.
Lettuce Quoted at ll.IS a crate.
"orttn(l PraM
BtttlffaiTcrttttfe. aueiect tm
aia chant .'tfinlum ouaity maximum
te i percent acidity delivered to
Portland l-6c ib. firt guaUti se-3r
second Quality d?ae Valley route
and country point to l tnaj hrai
ttuitrr wrtaietal rOB oula eu&ea t
-holeie: trade AA 93 tcore l-SIc.
A 83 cor 8S-P4c; B. erorc. 17c lb.'
C. SB acore, c lb. Above price are strict
if nom:n
Chnf 8tfttn eric to rixttam whole
tale Oregon arogiaa. 3Vh me Oregon
to ioai. iv-68'r; uipteu tee teat than
mgiea
Egga T wneleea terai A grade targe
ic A medium, &ittf, grade S,
larte. 4,-SI!Jc,
Portland Bairy Market
Batter price to retailers Grade A
print see; AA carton tic. A print
Mc. A carton. 17c; B print. Me.
Eggs Prke te rettier' AA targe
Ic, certified A large. S7e; A Urge
c. A A medium, sie; certified A !
dium Mt; A medium SS-Sfe; carton 3c ad
ditional.
Caeca Price te retaiiera. Peruana
jinoTi amttea 4040We Oregon loaf, i
o 34-3ACi utpicu ife in than ata
glee
Pealtry
Ltve CbtekeBc - Bo 1 ettattty rOB
plant. No t broilers under iba t7-tee
lb; Trrers lot J0-31c: 3-4 lb 31-3c
roaster 4 lb, and ever it -lie lb.; fowl.
Let horn under 4 lb. 33c ; ever 4
35e; colored fowl, all weight, ;
nwvte.-, all weiahU, li-lOc.
Rsnktts Averaae to grower: live watte.
4-i lbs., 2t-21e lb: a-8 16. ll-Sle lb.: col
ored 1 cent lower; o!d or heavy does, I-
14c: dre.vea iryer to butcner. 7-Boc.
Tarkeje Price ouoieo atv lot u the
producer on a dreaied weight aaaist -
e grade A young torn 1 ilf a n
t young hens nominally 8e
ureases arae;a tm retailer: tjtade a
young nena 10-7 it Kew fart tyl dree
a arao t ont corns M-aa
PartUnd Mtscelianeeaa
laseara Bark Dr illie is., green 4e lb
Woel Vailey coarse and mi&inm aradaa
Ue tb
Mohair 2c lb. on 13-month growth.
nomsnatly.
Hidea Calve. lOe lb., according to
welcht, atp 30c lb., beef S-iCc lb., bull
S-7c lb. Country buyer pay 3c les.
(jaotstleae
Valaate Pranqaeuee firat auattt. rum
ee. J41e, targe. 33 7c medium. 37 Sc. see
ond quality Jumbo JO 3e .aigt 38 3c.
meoitim 28 ae oabv 3e tort ttraf
quality large. 3 Je. medtun. IS 3e
and ouality tarts 17 3c medium HI
Ftlberta - J tiro fro. 70 n . urn lie
medium, 10c: smalt. Ue
Quotations above supplied by Norta
rhtrxe Livnteek
Chieaao, June IS 6JJD (USDAt Live
lock market;
Hoc: Salable 7.S80. Bather slow, un
even, but generally ateady both butcher
no ow: top 21.35; most good and choice
170 to 33S lb. 38.75 to 21 80: 34Q to 270
30.7S to 30.75: 280 to 130 lbs. 10.00 to
iv.m; neavser weiaht acarce: odd lou a
low a 17,00 for 400 lb averaae; ow un
der 380 lbs, 17,56 to 1.35; a few 11,50;
Wheal, Other
Grains Advance
Chicago, Jun IS Wht
bounded up a couple of enti;
in fairly active dealing! on the:
board of trade today. Other
Kraim, as well a soybeans and
lard, also advanced.
The bread cereal got off to
slow start, dropping around a
cent, but buying from local
traders and commission houses
reversed the trend after the first
hour. Moderate mill buying.
reflecting overnight salea of
flour to the government aided
the upturn.
Light receipt of cash grain in
the southwest caused some of
the wheat strength, as did re
ports of lower than expected
yields in Oklahoma and mention
of rust damage in the Kansas
weekly crop report. Cash re
ceipts at nine southwestern
terminals totaled 500 can
against 1,98? a year ago.
Wheat closed 1H-2H higher,
July $1.87-1.87, corn was i-
1V4 higher, July $1.32 -", oat
were -l1 higher, July 59'4
4, rye was Vi- higher, July
SLSSH-Mi, soybeans were 2ti
3i higher, July $2,2TW-. and
lard was 3 to 10 cents a hundred
pounds higher, July $11.27-11.25.
OBITUARY
vy Baceae Mever !
Jefferson Punerat service for Harvey
Xutene Mayer, 11. who was killed in an
5itofe6iI re:dent nesi Albany eariy i
Sunday mornine. wilt be held fro the
Talbot CoruBvinit j church Thursday at 10.
clock, Bev. Baser Irwta entciaiint and
im.! in the Jeflersen cmfrv under
?ht direct ton of the Puner luneral heme
ff Albany Be was born at Huso, Ok. a.
Mar. S, l3t. and had livsd la the Talbot
?ommttntty ts year. H wa ducharaed
'roes the army lo Pebruary 1040 alter
being to Germany where he wa injured,
B.o hi paren. Mr. and Mr. Lonme
P. Mover. i Talbot, he i survived y
four brother and two eutter.
Mrs. th Mr TaaiMa
Weodeura Mr. Atna May Theinpsen.
77. died early Wedscsday morning at the
home of her coo. Chester Englies. 31
Oswald afreet, Woodburn. Bh a sera
So Allamakee county. Iowa, October 4.
171, and cast te Woodburn aeven year
ate Trent Nebraska. Burvtvor Included
four aeos, Chester Snclish et Woodburn.
Carroll Themwaa and Howard Thsaip
ion of Oeanns. Bebruka and Hsrbla
Thompson el Portland; three daughter,
aft he! dsr and Esther McDonald el
Qtartnc, Nebraska and Pauline Baker at
Woodburn. She also leave 33 grandchil
dren, and two brother in California. She
wa a member of the Woodburn Church
of God, Puneral serv.ee wll be held Fri
day, 2un 1. nlnn. at the Bmto chap
el, followed by interment in Bell Pat
cemetery.
Survived we tw dtis?r le Cr
mehta Bsrt i Jt at BsiB and Mrs, Mr
isret Baunde of Pertiand; a tm. Prank
BsreuUt of Balem; te crancafen, Iriin
and Oary BtrctuLfC of tt'.fm, Xa b er ,
Mrs. Ivan Cc4eman of Port'tnd arid Mrs.
Jack Peterson of Pirns, U-tii.: sjsr
.Ue, Mrs. Leis 8t; of Bt'.tm. An-in-law.
Mrs. tois Bud: of Bsleat. Bemres
ili be tieid at the Cleat Same csswS
T tiday. Juris if, t i pat. with Rer.
Oeere But f f;f.strst Interssest ta
ft City View cemetery.
Wester M. Wire
Is hs city June H, WeJey It. Wire,
late re loom ttt ! So-jsr lath ctreet, at
the ate e 4ft year. Bsrv&ed ev Wife,
iura Mar Wire of a d'inr.
Mary W re ef Salerno and twe statner.
,v. ilelvilie W(re ef and Prank
B Wf al Prrnd, Member ef XT
A M )odc f Kewberg and si f Method,
at church rvt wsa be Bid at the
W T. S fd-w chie! Pd? June Jt, t
tfg !rn Or. O.t re Bar!: vXteiat
in Cenclao nt serves t Le UiXin
cemetery. fiitt!;atjf trsesle efce
under tie d re? n at the Msnse lod
Xim OHv Mre
Vms OiHe More, at hr hme is Ttf
ner, Jan Is, ( the e of yr. ffjr
vtved bv three dattehters. Mr K t HU
mrt of Iron. Ofa. Mf. Riiy Oet-f
Ctaaani Bav. Wean . -d Mr Tnn
Ouch ef Portland. Announcement of serv
ice later by the H&wellBdsrd chsrel
L. ieac ts
At the residence, rth Commerce!
street, Jjfi 1. L Jan S:nc. t the t
of It year. Survived bv ajfe. fora Sri
of a.m. and tour je-chitdren.
Uua Oat and Mr. B O. Chna botfc of
Portiand. Brnest 3 Bina of fe1ite. Ore
gn, and Mir Bet Heien Man Ts
wih ir War at Port MrPhTfn. Oa,
Services wiil be tield a ?h W T. Rscr
rhpel Bat'irday. .f'ise X at 18 a m Cm-
j Capital Jsurssf Sslfm, Of., WHiwauJav, Jus t 1349 IS
ciasat ?rsc in sfst 1O0P cemetery.
' Hava ffFsi rfi4c
I HiSt t"issd Ce&aa, le resent ef
f S CspKa 8t , t a ierai
14. Bifvjvd 9t ?p-djfttr, Mr
IJ, W, Orvrxiv eJ Gfi &d iirt. 3. T
Owir tftfi Uui J:he Hoe net a el B,
'p-a. C A Htw el B:, Ber
K' tU fcf h'S Tharsda?. jim at
5 SS pat t tMs ClfKfa-Sm'k cnsre;
j Imerment wM be n CHy View ceamery-
Bi F, raster
r:nffi P rir. lafe restdent f H
Viin Pitr sd f ra, E;Coa B?
er, Addison if F T,
Pn?r, si of ; three C!ttftSf,
Seine Lta ef Hs,5 H; Wt, r,
rernre Oilmsn g$ St Helca. Pffdesc
Sd ef A?n;t. n) fe? &x ss4?S;je,
erWes w;H Js TSaf4-v, Juss it,
tfte Hswa-C4T4 CJn as J sat, is
erant m W Kj m rfmt'f rr
Wr Ida Be cV
Mr l Ben Bfs. rm fe-vst st
iter daitver, M. Mm Hra, ?suf 4,
J3. at sr.t s d t(
er. Bir,a &e te 4awse? tcs
four TSBdchi;dreB sr.rt vjfa f4 jjtsi
r?tre. ArinsaBcemeist of ri se
n t ftmtP4rd cS?
sn to in, oe te it oo; to i a.
14.71 to 1 M; Iteavter weight a Jew a
11 n.
Cattle: Salable KX Calve 0 Slow,
steers 11M lb down and h;fer IS to 11
cent lower; steer ever 1180, 50 cent te
1.00 lower: cow and bull unevenly stead?
to so cent lower: vealer weak te 1.0$
lower: early top . for a load of high
choice 13JJ lb fed steers: lead or so held
higher: bulk good and choice steers, 3S S6
te 3I.M; med.um to lew good kinds. 32.SS
to 35.3a: early good and choice neUers,
3S 2S te 3T.0C; several load held consid
erably htaher: most common and medium
beef cows, 1 5S to li S8; canner and cut
ters, 12.40 to ltt.00; medium and f cod sauc
aie bulU. 30.59 te 33.09: top K on good
weighty beef b'llU; few choice vealer.
17.60; bulk common te choice
00 to 3 .SO.
Sheep: Salable SO0. Generally steady on
li clsjuea: native spring Umb. 23.90 to
7VM: lattet price top but no high choice
offering here, slaughter ewe 1.00 to t.iO.
Parilaad Uvesteek
Portland, Ore., June 11 aj. Ltvetsck:
Cattle salable 300: calve S6; holdover
catC 17a: market tow: early sale tedy
te eak; two loads medium and good steers
available: odd cutter and common steers
18.00 te 31.00; cutter and common heif
ers 15.00 to 18.50: canner and cutter cow
1 j. to 13.50: odd head IS M; shell down
re 7.00; common and medium beef cow
13.7a to 18.00. common te medium ssus
ase bulla 17.00 to 18.50; good and choice
vraler limited; generally asking steady at
25 00 to 37.00: demand less urgent.
Hog aiabl 300; market active, teady;
o tronaer: good and choice tas te
330 lbs 22.00: ISO to 185 lb 20.00; few 27ft
lb at 18.50: good 330 te SOS lb sow IS ftS
to 17.00; good and choice feeder saStbk
23.00 to 31.50.
Portland Grain
Portland, Ore.. June 1 Ch wheat
bidi: Soft white 3.28; soft white exclud
ing rex 3.38; white club 3.28; wester?,
red 3.38.
Hard red winter; Ordinary 3,38; 1$ per
cent 3.38; 11 per cent 3.36: 13 per cent.
Hard white baart: Ordinary 2.38; 19
per cent 3.36; 11 per cent 2.32; 12 per cenl
2 35.
Today' ear receipts: Wheat It; barley
1; flour 1; corn 3: est 2; millfeed 11.
m
S3 proef Canadian Wttlikay. Imaortad la
Ml br J. t J. Dunbar 4 Ca. SnttM by tin
Old Manaitnry Ca. taattta, Wanin(lM.
flnl 1.S; M Qaart S4.S1
e-r I ClH YOU 6CT
tllOltHO I 20
IS Mas. 9.21 HS.92P21.7S
?0Mw. 7.39 12.771 17 8
Abev poyi cover er
teem ef eee emawt. er fee
xredi, are m praaortfee. teem ue
to 5500 ce evuw.
Need money for
billg ... medtcei or dental
xpenan , , , aeeaona! necdf ... or
any good purpose? It'g "YES" to 4 out of 5 at fcuat No u(
atdert involved. Phona or riiit ftiigetafS YES MANagar todajr.
- m- Loam z& m S9e or More on signature, Furniture
l'p to ISM an Aato
Pet-
CO.
C. R. Allen, Mir.
I
"t"' tomrmrff sua? nss to t
tezMmal finance
518 stale Bt. Room l2d
Lie. I-12J M-16S.
arour expense, f
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V
X V- if
aTJ ; , TV, l
aw f nDl T A " ,Ts
Regular 39 Six
Introductory Sin and fJr
Find out fef fount tf wht awrt amb toA women ost Arf kl
thin Mir other deodorsnt! Set h this ma deodorant
don for foo! 1. lnta.Hr Mnalrtli 1 3 dirt.
Acts iafeif. 1. & Mt rat drastei or men's sfaira.
a. Inmi sdw from etrfBitttioa on connn. 4. fraaa
at Irrteat. akta. Antiseptic Preferred br lt 7,000 mines.
. A white, stainless vanithtnt cream. Arrid wtih rb
amuini new in(rtdient,Oeamoaen, will not drr out in the jit.
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DEATHS
taara Seile Met
Latir Beile line, at the home ef her
daughter. Mr. Lea ton W. Howell at MS
North Capitol street, June 11. at the age oi
J year. Survived by two daughter. Mr
teat on (Hilda t Howell and Mr. Lloyd U
Mabel t HtU, both ef Salem; a brother.
Mark II. Myers ef Portland; four grand
son. Or. Clifford P. Hilt, Richard 8
HUE. Robert L, Hill and Howard H:li, all
nf Bslera; a great granddaughter, Kath
leen Anne Kill of Salem; two nephew.
Or. 3thn W. Uyers in Oregon City and
Virga V. arm of Independence and ev
eral ntecea and nephew tn Califarni
nd Miuourl, Member ef the First Chris
tian entiren at Gladstone, Oregon Berv
cee will be held at the Holsten-Han-fcins
and RUanr funeral home at Oregon
City Prlday, June 17. st 136 eat. with
Bee, OadSey Strain officiating. Interment
:s the Mountain Vtew cemetery at Oregon
City.
Jedge Percy B. Bf!v
Judge Percy fi. Keiiy, late resident ef
lit South itth street, at a local hospital,
june 14, at the ace ef 78 year. Survived
by wife, Margaret Kelly of Anient; a l
ter. Mr. Mary Hoeue ef Berkeley. Csllf.;
foster daughter, Mr. Dorothy Cornelia
of Salem; two nieces In California and a
nephew tn Honolulu. Bert tees will be Fri
day, June 1J. at 3:38 a.m. in W. T. Btg-
don chapel, with Or. William Wallace
Yotingssn Pert land, omc:attn. Bttual-
tie service under auspice of Grand
Lodge of r.s K of Oreioa. ConcJud
ng service at Belcrest Memorial ears.
Mr. Ida Caroline Barewist
Mrs. Ida Caroline S. BarquUt at the
re:enre at lSvl MV,s.on ::eet, June 14.
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Stinging Callouses
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Joitt the ntitilons ef happy people who walk
is cool frtth comfort thanks to this frostv
whita medicated hatm. Enjoy its amaiiag
caeiinc soothing actios. Get ice-Miat teday
at all druggists.
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