April 8, 1034
THE EVENING HER A 1,1). KI.AMATH FAU-fl. OREGON
PAGE SEVEN
Want-Ads Bring Results
Phone Yours to 1900
ttateii.
3c
10
per word pir diy!
Insertion.
per eeuti discount en
ill rnnnlng o a
week.
per eent discount oo
711 a d running one
month.
All elisilfled idi are Hurt
id 1 both Tbe Klamath Newt
nd Evening Herald, at Die
bore rate, appearing In Tbe
Neri tint
Time limit for elaeeltloatlon
la tbe following day'i papere
la doO P. M. Adi desired In
eerted on tbe eame day ae lun
rolttod will bare to run "Too
Late to Classify." Too-Late-to-Claaalfy
ade are put Id one
paper only at me eame raw
aa quoted above, and elateltled
ucceeding insertions.
Loal and Foand
LOST-Oni mare branded CF
on leu inouiuer, one soiuius
branded K on left ehoulder,
1 bay mare branded N on lutt
blp, one black jsnney. Notify
John Ogdon, Box 47,, Algoma,
Orason. 888
Ownaral Notice
ONE of our fiv lervlcei
will solva. your wash-day
problem and srive you
clean, fresh clothes at less
cost, .
MEN'S HAND LAUNDRY
911 Klamath Phone 753
WOOL Bought, eontraoted or
eonalgned. Market price, lib
eral adraneea. People! Wore
house. 81(1
FLOOR BANDINO ana rotlnlsh
Int. Pkone 86W4. 1041
RADIO aiRVICa at. an kinds,
wa LOBI,
Pkoaa ISiiJ,
1401 Lookoit St
in
TRUNKS, furnltnre and houee
bold good storage. Peoplei
Warehouse. 2160
reraooala
READINGS daily. (II Oak St
SGo. 244
Transportation
Travel By Stag
Shortest Routt to
PORTLAND 15.00 one way
SEATTLE $8.40 one way
SPOKANE 112.80 one way
MT, HOOD STAGES
Via Bend and Mt. Hood
Leave Oroybound Dopot nt 12:20
p.m. dnlly. I'liono lsau.
Klamath
The firms and individuals represent
ed in this Alphabetical Directory of
Specialized Business and Profession
al Service are known as Klnmath
Falls' most reliable business men and
Bicycles
Bnlloon and t'nod Blcycloa.
POOLE'S BICYCLE SHOP
222 S. 7th.
Cafe
SARI'S CAFE Borvea the only
real Italian, dinner at tbe MID
WAY on 8. 6th Bt. Phone 840.
Chiropractor
P. O. LONU, Tel. 1640.
Nerve Speolnliat. 127 8, 7th.
Cleaners
XL CLEANERS
We' olonn suite, drcnHoa, ooats,
etc 221 E, Main. Phone 689.
Convalescent Homer
Oonvoloioont Home for Health
Llthla water. "Good Cheer,
Good Care, Oood Food".' the
slogan. Furniahed cablna to
rent. Reduoad ratet, 168 Gran
Ha St Aehland, 8178
Drenmaklng
DRESSMAKING Alteration! ape
clalty Prices reasonable. Win
ifred Benton, 160 B. Main,
Phone 1229-J, 00167
Drees Shoppe
TORGLER'8 UPSTAIRS DRESS
BHOPPE, Smart dreases, aults
and ooati. Stewart-Drew Bldg,
781 Main, 1180
Classified Index
All classifications are num
bored and appear In uumor.
Icnl order. Following la en
elphabetlcal refornnco list oi
thu more Impurtunt olasslflca
tloue. Automotive It
Building Materials ., 10a
llualneai Opportuultlna "4
Furnished Ants, to Lot..- IS
Furnished Jluuae to Let.... 14
Vurnlaliod Itoomi to Let..
Fluariclul
Unnornl Notlcea
Ilulp Wanted, Male ....
Help Waotod, Female.,
Livestock ana Kuou
I. out and Found ...
Miscellaneous (or Sola... 20
I'uraonala 4
Heal Kststi for 8nle.... 17
Iteal Estate for Leuse....- 18
Haul Kaluta Wanted..... 17
lloom and nonrd .. IS)
Bltiintlone Wanted D
Swaps .. ... 20a
To ICxohsngo I He
Wanted Miscellaneous.-... 21
9 Sltuatlone Wanted
MIDDLR-AOED lady wanta
housekeeping In motherless
home, Ouod oonk and worker.
1420 Oregon Ave. 397
YOUNQ MAN wanla to mow
lawns and fix gardons. Onll
at 402 Mich. Ave. 0237
13 Furnished Apartment!
TWO-ltOOM anurtmnnt. watnr,
HghtB and gus furtilnhod, tit
month, Also slnoplng room,
2.(0 weak. 421 Oak. 811
HEX ARMS Steam boat, $16.60
up.
AROADB APARTMENTS 220
np. Plenty boat. garai;e. lias
FOR RENT Furnlshod apart'
ment In duplex; 2 roome and
bath; water furnlahod; garage,
woodshod; close in, 813 Jt
faraon street. Phone 442, or
call 627 Lincoln at,
14 Furniahed Houeea
FIVE-ROOM partly
furnished
bouao. Phone 441W.
334
MODKRN DUPLEX Accomo-
da tea 4, garage. Pbom 1118.
0881
17 Real Eatate For Sala
THE WORLD WAR VETERAN8'
STATE AID COMMISSION
have repoaaeaaed a nurabor of
homes In Klamath Falla which
are now for eale on eaay terma.
Some of thoae are quite roa
aonably priced, Prlcea range
from 11460.00 to 23760.00,
terme are 10 per cent caab,
balance .01 per eent per month,
which Includes Intereat at 6
per cent- per annum. For com-
rime information see it. u.
lale, County Reproaanutlvo,
731 Main Street (upetalra.)
Phone 64.
18 Real Eatate For Una
66 ACRES landy loam alfalfa
ground near Malln to leaae for
potatoes. 217 an acre. Offor
elanda until April 7th, Claude
(ialnee, Ut. 1, Malln, Ore.
0232
18a To Exchange
BEVF.N-ROOM reatdencs; 2 lota;
flno garden grown, Allmny, for
- residence bore. Walking dis
tance; 2 bedrooms, valuation
23,000. Adnle Slavenson, 1237
K. Watnr Wt Allmny. 884
20 Miscellaneous For Sala
FOR BALD Par cash and pay
- loaa for your Seed grnln. Red
and wblto onta, Atlas and Wls
conalu 28 barley, Llakey
Bros., Malln, Ore. 336
FOR SALE Pure bred throe-ycar-old
ahlre atalllon, Ned
Bhorlock, Lnkevlow, Oro,
0332
FOR 8ALK Oil TRADE Shonr-
lng machlno. , J, D. -Swift,
Modoc Point. 0320
Business Directory
women. You will find them ready
to serve you promptly, economically
and efficiently. For your own satis
faction, use this handy guide to the
services they offer.
Garage
ELK Garngo Open All
Night Storago, gas, pll,
Oomploto Service.
Hat Shoppe
UPSTAIRS HAT SHOPPE
Distinctive Hate at Roasonnble
Prlcea. Drew Bldg., 781 Main,
Hemstitching
HEMSTITCHING. BUTTONS env
ered. dreaamaklng. Mre. H
H. illender. 614 Walnut.
1 0176
Hoapital
Soule' Sanitarium Bus line, 8
blocks.
Hotel
HOTEL ELK
Spoclnl ratos to permanent guests.
Moderate prtoed Coffoe Shop.
Home Moving
Onll R. B, . Hadley, 818 Lag una,
ph. 1609W,
Household Aids
MATTRESS RENOVATING
AND RUG CLEANING
Klamath Rug and Mattress Co,
8 Main St. Phono 1817M
Painting
PAINTING, Paperhauglng and
Kalsomlntng, Let Roper &
Miller estimate your work,
Phone 208-W. 8020
Swaps
TRADE Groceries for potatoee,
onlone, egga, Bcottl Fruit
Produce Oo, South 6th, 2804
22 Liveitock and Feed
FOR SALE Black percheron
atulllon, lo feeder and
wi'iiiinr plga. Lang ranch,
Wllllutnaon River, 332
FOR SALE Joravy cow and
calf, two year old heifer. J.
D. Swift, Modoo Point, Box 64,
2182
22a Poultry For Sale
OHDlill Mngulre- ohlcka now,
liurrod Plymouth Rocka, It, I.
Kudu and White Legburna.
Quality unaurpaaaed. State
college I), W. D. toitcid. Lead,
lug laying alrnlna, $10 100
pnipald. Compliance Certifi
cate No. 2924. Magulra Blec
trlo Hatchery. 2416 N. E.
Oregon itreet, Portland, Ore.
2420
BARY CHICKS either day old or
alnrted. Satisfaction guaran
teed, -
Pbone 670-J,
LEWIS FARMS.
00191
23
Financial
3 AVE
SAVE
SAVE
ON
AUTO LOAN8
AND REFINANCING
Loweat ratee and eaateel terme
Invoatlgnte and be convinced
MOTOR INVESTMENT CO
102 so. 7th. Ph, iu:
3tat Llcaoee M-104
Neceggitieg for Work
TWO YOUNO GIRLS want
houeework or care of children.
IlL 2, Box 62. 2960
Work for Necessities
EXPERIENCED COOK. Can give
rotorenco. 833 calliornla Ave.
886
WOMAN wlahea plain aewlng,
610 N. 7 tb. ' 340
MAN AND WIFE wlah position
on ranch. Exparlonced In
Block raining and farming. Ex-
collont cook. Ht. I. Box 208
- 283
LADY wanta work at once. Box
320, Nowa-Herald. 220
WOMAN will work In exchange
for rent of email bouie or
room for lelf and buabend.
Apply 417 ML Whitney. 8162
OIRL wanta houeeworg or care
of children. Karorencee. Fbone
602J. 2084
WANT to haul garaen dirt, fer-
miior, grnrei or cinuere.
mono 1768. - 267
Woman wanta work by Day or
nour, namei apia. apt. l,
Pbone 42IW. 2282
Legal Notices
NOTICE
Notice li neroby given that the
following WARRANTS are called
for payment:
FlltB FUND Proteated to and
Including February 9, 1924.
STHEKT FUND Proteated up
to and including February 9,
11134.
Thcao Warrants, with Intereat,
will bo paid whan presented at
tho office of the CITY TREAS
UUBR, THE FIRST NATIONAL
RANK or tho AMERICAN NA
TIONAL BANK, Klamath Falla,
urngon,
Interoat will ceaae on thli
date.
Dated at KLAMATH FALLS.
OREGON, tkla 2nd day of April,
RUTH O. BATHIANY,
City Treaaurer,
HA 2.3 N8 33
Specialized Repairs
DERBY'S
Musical Instrument! Repair
ed In the only Completely
Equipped Shop In Southern
Oregon. Also lawn mower
sharpening service and ten
nis racket stringing, 1408
Dlflsl'.n. Ph. 1891M. 8126
Tax! Service
EAGLE TAXI 24 nr. Service
Ph. 1020. Stnnd at 7th A Main,
Turkish Bathe
Massage, Oolonlo Irrlgitlon. Reg
Istored Nurse. 127 So, Seventh
Typewriters
Typowrltors Adding Machines
Salos Servioe Supplies
Faotor Agent for Royal.
Oregon Equipment Oo, Ph. 8067
Used Furniture
CASH PAID for used furniture,
stovoB and ranges, O, L, Hem
broo, 223 S, 8th. 3126
Wood
FJR AND PINE Sound wood,
Full Cords guaranteed Bob
Brown. 2482 White. Phone
1 1301 K. 2478
The News-Herald Olaaalfled's
efficient, systematic form in
creases the value of your ai,
20a
Legal Notice!
NOTICE OF SHEniTF'S BALE
By virtue of an execution and
order of isle duly Issued by tho
Clerk of the Circuit Court of the
County of Klamath, State of Oro
gon, dated the 18th day of March,
1934, In a certain suit In the
Circuit Court for said County
and Slate, wherein Emlle Egert
as plaintiff recovered decree
against Gust and Margie Soder
tund for the sum of twelve bun
drod fifty-two and 64100 dollars
and firty dollars attorney fees
and costs and disbursements
taxed at thirty-three and 70100
dollars and for tbe sale of the
premises hereinafter described,
on tbe 12th day of March, 1934.
Notice Is hereby given that I
will on the 12th day of April,
1984, it the front door of the
Court House of the County of
Klamath, In Klamath Falla, at
10 o'clock in the forenoon of
Bald day, sell at public auction to
the lilt hint bidder, for cash, tho
following described property, to
wlt: Tbe northwest quarter of the
southeast qnnrtor and Lot 2 of
Section 28 In Township 39
aoiith of Range 8 east of the
Willamette Meridian, In Klam
ath County, Oregon, eavo and
oxcept the following described
tract, to-wlt: beginning at the
quarter Section cornor on line
botween Sections 23 and 24 of
sold Township; thence west
6.30 .chains; tbonce south
10.30 chains to the Inside
meander line of tbe right bank
of Klamath River; thence north
46 degrees east . to meander
cornor on right bank of said
Klamath River between Sec-
lions 28 and 24 In said Town
ship; thence north 4 chains to
the placo of beginning, con
talnlng 4.6 acres moro or less.
subject to an 'easement for a
wagon road . twenty-four feet
wide from the northwest corner
from the first above described
tract along tbe east side of
the northwest quarter of said
Section 23 to county road
heretofore granted to one
Chas. C, Whitmore, and subject
also to easement and license
and privilege heretofore given
to one H. A. Talbot as men'
tloned and described in that
certain deed from said Soder
lunds Ho one Chas. C. Whit-
more, recorded in Book 67 at
page 219, Klamath County
Deed records, and excepting
also that certain 2.45 acres
conveyed to Weyerhaeuser
Timber Co., as more fully de
scribed In deed recorded In
Vol. 78 on page 620, record of
ooeda ror Kinmutn county
Oregon: tbe Irrigation pump
now installed or Installed on
January 81, 1920, Is included
and Is considered a part of tbe
realty.
Taken and levied upon as the
property of aald defendants or as
much thereof as may be necea
sary to satisfy tbe said decree In
favor of the plaintiff against said
defendants with Intereat thereon.
together with all coats and dls
bursements that have or may ac
crue.
Datod at Klamath Falls, Ore
gon, March 18th 1934,
L. L. LOW,
Sheriff of Klamath
County, Oregon.
By ANNE PRICE, Deputy.
H M 13,20,27 A 827
SUMMONS FOR 'PUBLICATION
Law No. 4182
In the Circuit Court of tho
State of Oregon, tor the County
of Klamath.
Sanlfonl and Company. Inc.
a Corporation, Plaintiff, vs. Chin
ucon lJoy, Doieminni.
To Chlu Deen Poy. Defendant
In the namo of the State of
Orogou: You are hereby required
to itnuenr ana answer me com'
nlalnt filed attainst you in the
nbove-eutitled action on or be
fore the 8th day of May, 1934,
and If you tall to so answer,
or otherwise appear, for want
thoreof, plaintiff will apply to
the court for the relief orayoa
for Inlts complaint, to-wlU
For JudKuient aRainet you tor
the sum of Flftythree and 76
1000 ($63.76) Dollars, together
with Intereat from June 6. 1933.
at the rate of eight per cent per
annum, until paid, Interest at
the date of this action being
Four and 06-100 ($4.06) Doi-
1.. . mnA n. ,1,.
of Fifteen and 00-100 ($15.00)
Dollars attorney's fees, upon
Plaintiff's first couse of action
heroin: and for the sum of
Twonty-slx and 75-100 (26.76)
Dollars, together with interest
rrom September 9. 11133. until
paid, at the rate of eight per
eent per annum, intereat at tho
dnte of this action being Two
and 91-100 ($2.91) Dollars, nnd
for the furtlior sum of Fifteen
and 00-100 ($16 00) Dollars at
torneys fees, upon plaintiff'!
socond csuse of action herein;
and for Its costs and disburse
ments horoln, and that any
property attached or gnrnlsheed
be sold, to satisfy said judg
ment; You are further notified that
plaintiff 1ms attached the fol
lowing described real property:
SMi of SW!4. nnd EU of
8Bf4 nnd BM of NE4 of See
tlon 9, Township 41 South of
luuiKo . in ninBt 01 (Willamette
Morldlan. Klnmath Cobntv. State
of Oregon.
Hint the same Is held as se
curity and . will be taken and
applied in satisfaction of the
judgment recovered herein.
Tina summons is served unon
you by publication,' pursuant to
ordor of Hon, W. M. Duncan,
jmlga In tho obove-entltled
Court, made and entered the
2nd dny of April, 1934.
Date of first niibllcatlnn here
of, 3rd dny of April, 1034, .
WM. KUYKBNDALL,
Attorney for Plaintiff, Ad
dress: 14 Loomla Building,
Klnmath Falls, Oregon,
(April 8, 10, 17, 24 H-84) -
In the first known automobile
race In 1894, from Paris to Rouen,
Franco, 102 'cars attompted to ex
oeed the minimum qunllfyllng
speed of 7 8-4 miles an hour.
National and
BUTTER PRICE
GIVEN BOOST
AT
PORTLAND, April . '
The differential between 91 and
92 Bcnre butter was Increased c
pound with an advance of that
amount on the hlxher scoring: dur.
Ing the late session of the pro
duce exchange. No other price
enanxee were mane.
Recent catting of butter prices
hero suggested that the trade had
lost Its reason and that the de
clines were more or loss uncalled
for. Argument In the trade has
been that the price was too high
previously bat that the severe cuts
recently made were out of line
with conditions.
Since then there bos been a
keener demand for butter, which
has cleaned up quickly all floor
offerings and In fact created a
temporary shortage.
The fact that buttorfat was
previously cut severely when but
ter dropped and that no change
was officially made with the ad
vance In buttor, caused more than
passing comment among produc
ers. Most buyers here did not
make the two-cent official cat
previously announced but shaded
their buying price only one-cent.
Trading In the egg market was
considered steady for the day and
without general price changes.
Sales of storage rejects continued
and offer the only drawback
against the price.
Market for cheese was ruling
weak, with a recent cut of one
cent In the price along tbe coast
and with eastern values generally
tending lower. Production con
tinued to Increase at all points.
There was a shortage of lire
hens In the local trade, . report
market leaders. Both light and
heavy- bens were scarce at the
moment. There was an ample sup
ply of broilers which were being
absorbed as a result of moderate
price.
Fairly active trading tone was
showing for onions here snd In
the country but at continned very
low prices. Some carload business
was reported around 60c to 60c
net to grower.
Continued drag was reflected In
the market for potatoes at prac
tically all Pacific northwest pri
mary points. Most growers were
trying to peddle a few lots here
and there and were over-supplying
wants.
Tbe recent cold weather has
greatly retarded asparagus growth
at practically all Pacific north
west points. Offerings Here for
the day were almost too scant to
consldor. ' Callfornlan was held
fully steady.
Chicago
Livestock
CHICAGO, April 8, (AP) (U.
S. Dept. Agr.) Hogs: 19,000;
10-15o lower; 210-240 lbs. (4.16
25; top $4.26; sows $3.00-26.
Cattle: 7000: market delayed
by heavy rain storms, few sales
fed steers and yearlings steady,
small supply cows and butcher
heifers Belling steady; vealers
25-500 lower: steers 86. 50-7.00;
yearlings $7.00; fat cows $3.26
4.00; bulls $3.30; vealers up to
$6.60.
Sheep: 8000; fat lambs slow,
bids and indications weak to 25c
lower, sellers asking $9.25 up
ward for desirable fat- lambs;
mostly $7.00-8.60; clipped lambs
In Increased numbers; native
Bprlng lambs tew sales weak to
lower; sheep weak; good native
ewes, $6.00, choice lots held
higher.
Legal Notice
SUMMONS
In tho Circuit Court of the State
Of Oregon, for the County 01
Klamath.
The Union -Central Life Insur
ance Company, a corporation.
Plaintiff, vs. C. A. SarBon, et
al. Defendants.
To: C. A. Sarson and A. Helene
Snrson, his wife, C. A. Assar
son and Jn'ne Doo Assarson,
his wife, Defendants.
In the Name ot the State of
Oregon: You are hereby required
to appear and answer plaintiffs
Complaint on or before four
weeks from the data ot the first
publication hereof, or plaintiff
will take judgment against you
aB prnyed for therein, ' to-wit,
$72.80 with interest m
from May 1, 1933, $316.62 with
interest nt 10 from Nov. 1,
1933, $4176.18 with Interest at
7 from Nov. 1, i33, 1450.00
attorney's fees, $6.00 for contin
uation ot abstract, for plaintiff b
costs and disbursements horetn.
That the mortgage described
In said Complaint be declared to
be the first lien upon the prop
erty therein described and which
. 1 - .1 .. J ,.. t, ! ,0
page 549, Mortgage Records of
Klamath County, Oregon, and
which mortgage was executed by
C. A, Sarson and A. Helens Sar
son to the plaintiff. , '-.
That said mortgage bs fore
closed according to law; said
proporty 1 to be sold to satisfy
plaintiff's judgment; that you.
and all persons or parties claim
ing through you, be barred and
foreclosed of all your Interest
therein. For such other and fur
ther relief as may be equitable.
This summons is served upon
you by ordor of Hon. W. M. Dun
can, Judgo ot the above entitled
Court,
Data of first publication, April
3rd, 1984.
Date of last publication. May
1, 1984.
PHILLIP HAMMOND,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
McIntyVe Building, Oregon City,
PORTLAND
Oregon.
H A 8,10,17,24 M 13,5
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Stock Market
Quotations
NEW YORK, April 2. (IP)
Stocks generally moved within a
restricted .range today and trad
lng was rather dull during most
of the session. A few rails, oils,
metals and scattered specialties
came back In a mild last-minute
rally, but the list, as g whole, was
Inclined to mark time. The close
was steady to firm. Transfers ap
proximated 1.250,000 shares.
Today's closing prices:
Air Reduction ..... ... 98
Alaska Juneau . 221
Allied Chem. & Dye 1511
American Can . 1001
American Coml Alcohol 601
American Foreign Power 101
American Power & Light 8
American Smelting & Ref. ... 451
A. T. & T. . 1201
American Tobacco B
69
Anaconda
161
671
30
Atchison
Atlantic Ret.
Baltimore ft Ohio .
291
Bendix Aviation
195
43
22!
18
721
31
659
161
291
78
731
41
Bethlehem Steel
Borden
Burroughs Adding Machine
Case (J. I.) .
Caterpillar Tractor ;
Chrysler .
Col. Gas & Elec.
Coml. Solv
Continental Can
Corn Products .
Curtiss Wright
Du Pont
Eastman
Electric Auto Light
General Electric
General Foods ..
General Motors
Gillette
Gold Dust
Homestake Mining ...380
International Harvester 411
International Nickel ...
I. T. 4 T.
Johns Mans.
281
151
581
201
371
89!
28
171
82
261
42!
16!
29
361
18!
19!
841
6!
Kennecott
Llbby-O-Ford
Liggett & Myers B
Liquid Carbide ........
Lorlllard
Montgomery Ward
Nash Motors
National Biscuit .
National Dairy Products
National DlatlUery
N. Y. Central
North American
Pacific Gns & Electric
Pacific Lighting
Packard Motor .1
Pork Utah
61
Penny (J. C.) ...
Pennsylvania R. R.
Phillips Petroleum
Public Service N. J.
Pullman
Radio Corp
Rem. Rand
Reynolds Tob. B
64
34
191
37!
65
7J
121
41
481
9i
28i
21!
Sears Roebuck
Shell Union
Southern Pacific
Standard Brands
Standard Oil ot California 37
Standard Oil of New Jersey.. 458.
i ... 971
89
28!
9.9t
I 391
IZZZI 2ii
LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE
f WHY, BORIS- ( HAPPENED!
; WHAT IN THE - HE'S OONB P
WORLD HAS IT- THE - I
HAPPENED? OLD FOOL L-
11 BUT NO- HE'S
T wampus' HA'.HMHA! j
I HOMBST - 'couldn't sbb
I WIDOWS AND ORPHANS I
C ROBBED- HB TOLD THE V.
SYNDICATE NO- HB Jy
II THREW A BILLION DOLLARsSV
HT OOTTENDW
Local Markets
Company)
20
Ut's
76.0
74.8
74.7
61.8
182.7
105.7
90.3
64.3
111.0
61.8
803.9
92.8
60
20
10
Total
86.1
85.4
83.8
48.6
180.6
109.6
98.8
77.6
78.9
86 0
144.8
(0.8
Indl'l
97.6
98.6
93.0
47.7
126.8
111.8
105.0
80.1
72.3
86.1
1408
RR'l
60.0
49.5
48.1
25.0
91.7
112.7
64.8
41.8
89.G
13.2
105.8
80.6
60.0
20 20 20 60
Indl's RR's Ut's Total
81.0 86.2 88.8 85.1
80.7 85.8 88.2 84.9
80.8 85.4 88.8 84.8
59.6 68.8 ' 74.4 64.2
: 87.2 100.7 , 100.8 96.2
81.2 87.8 88.5 86.8
72.6 74.1 . 77.8 , 74.8
718 , 78.C 86.3 78.1
63. 2 47.4 70.8 57.6
90 4 105.7 101,6 98.7
(2.3 (2.3 80.2 (8.8
Btudebaker Corp. ,, ",
Texas Corp. . . 271
Union Carbide 44)
Union - Pacific . 128
United Aircraft 23
United Corp . 6J
united Gas Imp ;;.
U. 8. Industrial Alcohol
U. 8. Rubber :
U. 8. Steel
West. Elec. Ic Mfg. .
Woolworth
PORTLAND GRAIN
' PORTLAND, Apm 3. VP)
Wheat: Open High Low Close
May 72H 7254 72 72
July 72 72 72 72
Sept. 12 72 72 72
Cash: Big Bend bluestem, 74;
dark hard winter, 12 percent,
78, do 11 per cent, 73 soft
white, western white, hard win
ter northern spring and western
red. 72.
Oats: No. white, $19.00;
Corn: No. 2 E yellow, $22.75.
Millrun standard, $14.60.
Today's car receipts: Wheat,
70; barley, 1; flour, 6. ,
BOSTON WOOL
BOSTON, April -8, (AP) (0.
8. Dept. Agr.) Very little greasy
combing domestic wool was sold
today. Some trade took place
with woolen manufacturers, but
their purchases were very light
although relatively larger than
purchases by the worsted manu
facturers. The wool bonght by
woolen mills consisted largely of
scoured wools at prices . mostly
about steady to slightly lower
than during the past few weeks.
Portland
Livestock
PORTLAND, April 8. (
Cattle: Receipts, 135, calves,
30; fully steady to strong.
Steers, good, common and
medium, $3.66 to $6.15; heifers,
common and medium, $3.25 to
$5.25; cows, good, common and
malnn. 1 Aft ,A SI K fl InW
cutter and cutter, $1.60 to $3.00;
nulls, cutter, common ana meu
li,m t9 KA tn i3.SE- rattlers.
.good tod choice, $6.50 to $8.00;
call, common and medium, $3.00
to to. do, calves, goon ana caoice,
$5.00 to $6.00; common and
medium, $2.60 to $5.00.
Hogs: Receipts, 250; slow.
Lightweight, good and choice,
$4.00 to $4.65; medium weight,
.. a 1 -kntMB A OS ,n t i sc.
heavyweight, good and choice,
$3.75 to $4.36; packing sows,
good, $2.85 to $3.50; feeder and
stocker pigs, good and choice,
S3. 2D 10 3.B.
Sheep: Receipts, 60; steady.
' finHntf lnmha. ffnnri ttnrl choice.
$9.26 to $10.26; medium, $8.00
to $9.25; lambs, good and
choice, $3.00 to $9.25; common
yearling - wethers, $5.00 to
$7.00; ewes, gooa ana cnoice,
$3.75 to $4.50; common and
medium, 32. ou to se.ou.
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SO. BAN FRANCISCO, April
8, (U.PJ Hogs, 1,200, Including
420 direct. Slow, lights and
butchers steady to 6c higher than
last week's : oloss; tour losds
Idahos, 191 lb. down $4.90; two
decks Btralght, two decks sort
ed $4.80; about 185 head 1(8
lb. Idaho light lights $4.45; soma
In first hands; most good pack
ing SOWS $4. tt
Cattle: 700, i including 86 di
rect, 50 holdovers. Moderately
aotlvs early, later very slow;
early sales all classei about
steady with last week's close;
bulk steers medlum-f airly good,
topp-good scarce; soms late bids
medium weak to lower; five oars
fairly good-good 819-1039 lb.
fed Intermountaln steers $5.60
$5.75; load stood 1117 lb. $6.76:
car 1170 lb. ,5.60; top-good fed
steers and yearlings eligible up
to around $6; few good rang
cows bid $4-$4.25, medium Bold
$3. 25-13. 75, fleshy dairy type
$3.26, cutters $1.60-2.76; good
bulls eligible up to .83.75; about .
11 loads steers In first hands.
Sheep: 900. Small . supply
spring lambs steady considering
quality; fed wooled, old crop,
sharply lower; deck common
medium 68 Jb. spring Iambi, car
rying very small good-top $8.60;
four decks 85-86 lb. ted wooled
Nevada Iambi $7.40 straight;
no action In ewes.
Portland
Produce ,
PORTLAND, April 3. (JP)
Butter extras, 23c lb; stand
ards 22c lb. , - ' ' i ...
Butterfat Portland delivery:
A grade, 20-21c lb; farme,' door
delivery, 17-J9o lb. -
Eggs Pacific poultry produc
ers' selling prices: oversize-, 18c;
fresh extras, 1.6c. standards 15c:
mediums 15e dozen (cartons lo
higher). Buying price of whole
salers: fresh extras, . 16c; ) first!
11c; mediums 14c; pullets lOo;
undergrade!, .10c dozen. - ;. i
Milk Contract price, ;4" 'per
eent, Portland delivery, - '$1.98
cr.'t; B grade cream, 31.e lb.
Country meats Selling price to
retailers: -country killed; hogs,
best butchers, nnder 60 lbs, 9
9c; vealers, 90-100 lbs.'IOc lb;
light and thin, , 6-8c . U; , heavy
calves 6-8c lb; yearling lambs,
10-14c; spring lambs 18-20c lb.
ewes, 3-(c lb; canner cows 3-4e
lb; cutter cows, 6-(c lb; bull
6-6c lb.
Mohair 1934 buying price, 10
Csscara Bark Buying ' price,
1(34 peels, 2-3o lb. r- '
Hops 1932 cluters, 14-280 lb.
.Live Poultry Portland deliv
ery, eolored fowls, 13-14c; leg
horn fowls, 10-llc. broilers, 14c;
stags, 9c; roosters, 6c; Fekln
ducks, 12c; eolored 10c; geese,
10c lb.
Onions Oregon (1.00-1.85.
Potatoes Local white and red,
$1.10-1.15 cental; Yakima, 1.25
1.36; Deschutes, $1.80-1.85; bak
ers, $1.66-1.70. New Florida
triumphs, $2.15 per (0 lbs., 6o
lb: Hawaii.. 81.50 ner 21-lb. box;
Texas triumphs, (2.60 per SO lb.
sack. . . ' -
Strawberries Sacramento (1 .
per 24-box crate.
Wool 1934 dip, nominal;
Eastern Oregon, ( ) lb; South
ern Idaho ( ) lb.
Hay Buying- price front pro
ducer: Alfalfa No. 1 new crop,
$14-15; Eastern Oregon timothy,
$17; timothy grasses, blended,
$15; oats, $37.50 ton. vetch.
$14; Willamette vauey umoiny.
$16. ' -
Paul Montz. Los Angeles pilot,
recently made what he claims to
be a new world speed record for
an International flight He flew
from Balboa to Los Angeles, a dis
tance ot 3600 miles, In 21 hours,
40 minutes actual flying time.
It has been estimated that In
one year Americas motorist!
travel 180 billion milei oa high
ways.
By Harold Gray
THAT BIG SYNDICATE HI
TOLD US OF- THEY WOULD
HAVE SOLD STOCK AND
MADE HIM BILLIONS--WHAT
IF HIS BUSINESS IS ,
BUSTED? THEY'D HAVE
MADE IT LEGAL- NO ONE
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