January 29, 1930
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
?AGE NINE
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CLASSIFIED INDEX
All classifications aro num
bered nil appear In numerical
ordor, following It an slphs-
bslblcal roferonra lll of lb
moro IrnportAiit classifications:
Automotive 10
llulldlnit Materials inn
I) it s I ) Oppotrunltie ..- 10
Contract Work Wunt.id.... 10
KiluFutlon.il
Farm Implements 10a
rurnUhod Apt. to Let... 12
Kurnlilicd lluuso to Let.... 14
Furnished Room to Lot.. II
Financial 23
Oonoral Notice
Help Wantoil, Mnlo 6
llolp Wanted, Female. 7
l.lreitorlc and Foed. ........ 22
Lost and Pound - 1
Mlscollnrou for Bale.. 20
Personal 4
Poultry for Halt 22
Real Estate for Solo. 17
Real Kttalo (or Leaae IS
Heal Estate Wontod. 17a
Roam and Hoard. ..... 11
Hltuatlom Wanted 9
Bwsps 20a
Transportation 6
ITnfurn. HotiNi-n to Let.... 15
Wanted Miscellaneous...... 21
Wanted to Itont 19
Lout and Found
LOST Llewellyn seller, elrht
monllii old, black nnd while.
132 N. 4lh. Howard. 200K
LOST Receipt book belonging
to Ringer Hewing MiKllllio Co.
Please return SI 5 Klunialh.
Itnward. Phono 760. 2 II 11
J.OST Female springer spanlol
pup. four months old. Brown
and white. Phone 131 or 1012.
1 1 2707
3 General Notices
I WILL NOT he responsible (or
nny bill conlrnrted by Mr.
H. F. IMrkoc. after January
28, 1936. II. F. Dtirkoe. 2732
WAGON REPAIR KACTOHY
Experienced workmen. Cutting
down wheeln a iipeclnlty. Guar
anteed nu t Inf act Ion. Write for
low prison. Homo Supply Com
pany, Lnkuvluw, Oregon. 409 4
MUSIC furnished for all occas
lons. OHpoclnlly dancei,, Phono
1761. 2448
FOll KXPEItT roofing or patch
work, call 8 r.-J . 2666
Transportation
LIU VINO to Los Angeles Febru
ary 6tb, take passengers share
expenses. 301 S. 0th. 2727
SAVEI Go by Bus
Via Bond and Mt. Hood
Shortost Route, Lowost Foroi
to Northwei Poind
On
Way
$5.90
$8.40
Round
Trip
$10.65
$14.65
$20.05
Portland
Seattle
Spokane $12.30
Busses Leave 12:45 Noon From
The GreyhouhcjJ)epot
For Information Phone 099
Klamath
Tho firms nnd Individuals roprosont
od in this Alphabetical Diroctory of
Specialized Business and Profession
al Scrvico aro known as Klamath
Falls' most reliable business men and
Commercial Printing
Printing of nil kind. 8HOP
PINO GUIDE), Pelican Theatre
Bldg.
Floor Sanding
FLOOR SANDING AND RBFIN
ISHINO. Phon 86W4.
Hemstitching
Bomatltohlng, specialising 1 n
ults and cost, woolen samples,
droesmnklng. Mr. H. M. Allen
. dor, 114 Walnnt
Music
Klamath In'tute of Music
I.O.O.F. Hldg., Room 216, Hours
0-6. Plnno. violin, collo. guitar.
fiintriitnnnt free with oourno.
ootirno.
2617
, High school credits.
9 Situations Wanted
WOMAN wants work. Kxperl
euced much cook. 1'honu 30 2.1.
2010
UX-HKItVICK MAN Machinist,
(inochunlc, welder, sternly and
reliable, bout -of rnfcronreM,
wants sternly piMltlun. Export
trnclur opi'intoi' und repair
man. News lleiiild, Din 2730.
27110
KXPKHT Clerical work, so
counting, bookkeeping, all or
rwrt lime. Una 1441, Nws-
Herald. 22HK
lOn Building Material
BAVM MONICy-Lut Hlarkey do
your work. Iliilidlng, roofing,
remodi'llng. Estimate free,
2160 While HI. I'hone HKf.J.
271!)
11 Furnished Roomi
HEATED ROOMS 920 Lincoln.
2709
I'll K CI.AKIiMONT, 12 N. till,
all modern outald rooms. Free
narking lot 4 4 o 5
Koom and So.rd
KOOM AND IIOAltD 'Phone
1U22J. 029 Jefferson. 2718
13 furnished Apartments
2 OH 3-KOOM apartments, hulh.
Adults only, 920 Lincoln.
2731
SMALL furnished apartment. 731
Oak. 272s
LAUGH front apartment. sultnlit
two or four people. Adults.
419 N. 10th. 2720
3 KOOM npiirlment. Adults. Ala
meda apartments, 180 K" plu
mule. 1'houo 74SJ. 2009
ESPLANADE COUrtTH A 10
Simon prtmonta, 223 Com
merclal. Phon U14J. 2221
VACANCY Arcade apartments.
FOll HKNT Modern 3-room fur
nished house, adults only.
2214 Reclamation. Call bc-
17 Real Estate For Sale
FOll BALE on HUNT 74 aero
Irrlxnled. part good potato
land, fair Improvement; 12
miles Boutheanl of Klunialh
Kails on Merrill highway. It.
C. (iroesheck. American Na
tional Uunk liulldlng. 2006
FOll HALK OK ItKNT 1 60
acres potato land, no Improve
ments; pumiiluR reiiulred for
Irrigation: 6 miles southeast
ut Klamath Kails. It. C.
Orneaheck, American National
' Hank liulldlng. 2606
HOMESTEAD Tulelnko.
0101. Hoi 2.
Phone
4099
17a Real Estate Wanted
WANTF.l) Dairy ranch or gen
eral pttrposu ranch. 1 have
stock nnd full equipment.
News-Herald. Jlox 2723. 2723
19 Automotive
New Low Prices
ONLY 20 DOWN
Ilecondltloncd used cars. Soc
us nnd aava money.
1934 Plymouth deluxe coupe,
radio, trunk, rack sldo mount,
good tires, good pnlut, inohnlr.
Price 167500.
1933 Plymouth da luxe coupe.
Troplc-nlro heater, six ply
tiros, good paint, now license
Prlca $450.00. '
1930 Ford A coupe, $185.00.
192D Ford A pickup, 13u.00.
ARMSTRONG
MOTORS, INC.
Chryler, Plymouth Denier,
Opposite Wlllurd Hotel.
2607
A sptur will Blop a lion's
clinrgo, oven though tho wound
bu slight. The nuliiml stops to
rid Itself of tho shaft.
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.
Palmer Chiropractor
DR. QLEN MOORS
Neurocalomotor X-Hny
I2S Main Opp. Court House
Pumps
Byron Jackson Pumps
and Sorvlce
). M. Wauehopo, 115 So. 11th St.
Phona 1303-J ,
Radio Repairing
6 months gunrnntce on all repair
work. Phono 1790.
ANDERSON-MOORS!
126 South Eighth Street
1867
PHONE 173 for rellnhla radio
ropalrlng. Ronsnnnhle rale,
quick servlco. Roborts nnd
Harvey, 1007 Mnlu. 2443
10
Automotive
PRICES
THAT YOU WANT?
WELL,
HERE THEY ARE!
'28 DURANT COUPE $ 59
'30 CHEVROLET COACH 199
'3 1 CHEVROLET COACH ..... 269
'29 BUICK STD. 6 SEDAN 211
'29 DODGE 4-DR. SEDAN 199
'28 FORD COUPE 89
31 DE SOTO SEDAN 319
MURDER?
of course, to prices, but dollars in your pocketl
OSTENDORF MOTOR CO.
424 S. TH KLAMATH FALLS
DODGE PLYMOUTH CARS TRUCKS
DEPENDABLE USED CARS
19
Automotive
Wo are conducting a real used
'car sale during January and II
will pny you well to buy now
from us. A hlg selection of
stumlurd makes ut bargain prices.
H. E. HAUGER
1330 Main 2392
USED CARS
1121 Cadillac 6-Pois. Bedaa. (
wlr wheels, now tire, excep
tional condition.
1928 Chevrolet Coupe.
1929 Packard. Small 2 Sedan.
IMPERIAL MOTORS, Inc.
Cadlllao and LaSalla
3rd and Main
20 Miscellonous For Sale
SACKIFICE A snap! Ono hea
ver coat, sire 30. In good con
clll liii . new IIiiIiir. lencth 42
Inches. $40. Will ship for In
spection. L. Southworth, 3634
N. E. 76th Ave., Portland.
3094
MAKE YOUR DATES for paper
hanger and decorators. All
1B35 wallpaper at bargain
price. Floor Sanders and
polishers for rent. Patterson
Plnt Store. 230 Main. Phone
1045. 4017
MOVING? Call 704. local, long
dlnance. Insured carrier; ex
perienced men. Peoples Ware
house. 463
HKAUT1FUL hardy pedigreed
Sprinitor spaniel puppies. Lnw
aon llralnord, Morrill. Ore.
2632
FOll SALE Cmp stove, rnngo,
18" stationary thresher, mow
ing machine, hny rnke. trac
tor disc, 1 fresno. wagon anil
hay rack, harrow, curt and
many other articles. Jnquiro
Tlngloy ranch. 2586
FOll SALE ItepoBsessed Martin
tenor Bnxophone. I'sed ono
month. Spoclal price for quick
sale. 117 S. 71h. 2720
FOM SALE OR TRADE for live
stock: 22-36 McCormlck-Deer-Ing
tractor with powor pulley
asKemhly. Phone 584. 2601
FOll SALE Chosterflold, two
chairs, circulating heater,
range. 82B Pine, between 3
and 6 P. m. 2710
S.'eps
WILL. TRADE 1934 Chov. pick
up, good condition, tor young
cnttlo or good cows Just fresh
or coming fresh. Phono 2167
what you havo to trade, nnd
give prices. Address 2441
Orchard Wny, Klamath Falls.
Uncle Sam' forest service
crows fight an nverugo of 28
fire daily during tho iiiminor
months.
Piano Tuning
L. R. Mann, Dorby'a Muslo store,
117 So. 7th.
Raw Fur
Rnw furs wantod. Hlg'iest price
paid. Try us bofora you soil.
O. L. Hombroe. 829 Klamath.
Roofing
EXPERT repairing and recover
ing composition shingle.
Term. Atlas Roof Co. Phone
1612.. 2400 So. 6th. 42
Upstairs Dress Shoppe
TOQLER'S tor 8MART TOGS.
Stewart-Draw Bldg., Ill Main.
Wood
FOR SALE Pine, fir body and
limb wood. Phon 76W2. 896
19
Automotive
7i Wnntrt Mi- ilnnectis
WANT TO BUY Leaso and fur
niture small hotel or good
rooming house, southern or
eastern Oregon town. Box 322,
Dorrls, Calif. 4114
WANTED Old Sewing Machlno
head; Cash. Apt. 1, 518
Klamath Ave.
?2 Livestock ent Feed
FOR SALE 15 head Jersey
cow. News-Herald, Box 2724.
2724
FOR SALE 1440 lb. mare, com
ing five years, 1 160. 1220 lb.
gelding,, coming 1 years, 8100.
Broken, sound, gentle. Francis
Hannon, Tulelake. 2721
FOR SALE 66 bead stock cat
tle. Black Angus. John Bodnal,
Hildebrond. 2618
HORSES FOR SALE Logging,
(arm marcs and geldings, sad
dlo horses and colls. Inquire
Tingley ranch. 2585
HIGHEST corn-bolt prices for
carloads broke or unbroke
range horses, mules and colls.
Fred Chandler Horse and Mule
Market. Charlton. Iowa. 2466
22a Poultry Po. Sale
HANSON and Hollywood W. L.
chick. Heavy laying strains.
Large vigorous chicks 9 cents.
Rocks and Reds 10 rrr.ts. Send
for catalogue. Jenk Hatch
ery, Tangent, Ore, 4089
SUPER QUALITY CHICKS
Whit Leghorns, R. I. Reds,
$10. 100; Barred Rocks.. $11,
100, prepaid. Magulro Electric
Hatchery, 1415 N. E. Oregon
Btroet. Portland. Ore. 1434
23
Financial
WILL DISCOUNT $750 bonus
$50. Take new or used car
tip to $350. Newa-Herald.
llox 2729. 2729
25 Money to Loan
LOWEST RATES
on
AUTO LOANS
' - and
REFINANCING
Quick, Dependable, Sate,
No co-slgnor No Red Tap
NO HIDDEN CHARGES '
Lot a finance your new or uaed
car purchase
Motor Investment Co.
114 No. 7th Ph. 8S3
License Ml 04
CHIL0QUIN
CHILOQU1N, Ore. Mr. and
Mrs. W. F. Grob left Sundny
morning for Lnkovlow, where they
plan on staying several days, vis
iting nnd nttandlnR business.
Mrs. Sue Mitchell and children
spent tho week end In Mcdford
with Mm. Mitchell's mother and
fnlhor.
Mrs. William Scott entertnlned
tho pinochle club nt her home Inst
Wodueadny afternoon. Mrs. Lnd
ermnn won high Bcoro.
The Luncheon Bridge club was
entertained by Mrs. Roy Glonger
Wodueadny afternoon. Mrs. Nor
Both was a guest .of the club.
Prises were won by Mrs. McDon
ough. Mrs. George Flury and Mrs.
M. Nersoth.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Carl Pitts of Med
ford spent several days last week
vlBltlng hero with Mr. nnd Mrs.
Glen Hnlo. Mr. Pitts Is a brother
of Mrs. ilulo.
A group of frlonds compliment
ed Lelnnd Casey with a furowcll
pnrty Snturdny night. Cu,ey is
moving to Klnmnth Fnlls, whore
ho will be In business In tho fu
ture. Mr. nnd Mrs. Roy Glonger nnd
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wolff spent
tho week end iu Silver Lake, Ore.
The smoker being given by
Floyd Bradley next Snturdny night
promises to be a great show, with
a real grudge fight as the main
event. Jnck Dnvles nnd Jack Fol
lows hnve been training hard, and
are both. in. good fighting condi
tion. The old-time dnnce given by tho
Townsond club Monday wan en
joyed by everyone attending.
The only wny to hnndle alcohol
Is to dostroy It Senntor Morris
Sheppard, Texas.
PORTLAND, Jan. 29 (VP)
While hiittnr and eggs showed a
hotter feeling today, price re- j
irni Inert unchanged. I
Capons were scarce with quota
tions rending uk high m 29-30c
pound. Live capons brought 25c.
Oth'-rwlmi, the chicken market
showed weakness.
Tin-re wax a good call for
drewed geexo around 2"c a
pound, while Pekln ducks
brought 10-1 7c.
J'rico of onion was dropping
with only a small volume of
hualmiHs pesalng at the .source.
General lop price biliifj offered
growers Is now $1 net.
Extreme dullness waa con
tinued for potatoes from Des
chutes, Klamath and IiUho but
local were showing a alight In
crease of movement. General
price range Is unchanged.
Rather slow trading was re
ported for local hoi house to-,
ma toes with extra fancy and !
fancy quoted at 22c, choice to
20c and standard around 17-18C:
pound. j
Celery market was weaker and i
lower.
Hothouse rhubarb was again
lower with demand slow.
Hothouse cucumbers wore mov- i
Ing fairly well around $1.25
dozen for standard and 1.76 for
choice.
.Some good Cannon Ball cab
bage from the south wa being
offered around 3'4c with local
from 2 j to 4c lb.
Country killed meats are gen
erally unchanged in price.
South S. F.
Livestock
80. SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 29,
(UP) Hogs: 1700, direct 1475.
Active, generally steady, spots
unevenly higher on lights; top
and hulk 160-210 lb. butchers
$10.75; package 240 lb. weights
$10.25; few packing sows $8.50.
' Cattle: 300, holdovers 130.
All classes moderately active,
mostly steady, spots strong on
good range cows; load nnd half
medium 950-980 lb. California
nnd Oregon fed steers 17.25,
good absent, quoted around $3;
packnge medium 1170 lb. Ne
vadas $6.75; three cars common-medium
675-865 lb. steers
$6.50; two loads 920-950 pound
good young Idaho range cows
$6: two cars common-medium
cows $4.50-$5-, low-cutters-cutters
mainly J3.60-S4.50; few bulls
$5.2!i-$5.60, good quoted up to
$6.00.
Late Monday: steers mostly
steady to weak; better grade
cows 15-25c lower, other she
stock about steady; bulk medi
um grade steers J6.50-J7.40;
four loads medium-good beef
cows J5-J5.75.
Calves:' 75, all direct. Nomin
al; choice yealers quoted up to
$9.50. Late Monday: package
medium slaughter calves $6.
Sheep: 800, direct 525. Sal
able supply two decks heavy
wooled lambs, no early action.
Late Monday lambs mostly 25c
lower than last week's close,
deck good-choice 89 lb. fed
wooled Idaho lambs $10; two
decks good 94-95 lb. Idahos
$9.50; three decks 90-96 lb.
lambs taken oft market, placed
In local feed lot.
A federal forest products labor
atory worker has dined on three
peanut butter sandwiches a day
for seven years. Perhaps he should
have asserted himself.
There may be an explanation
for this growing recklessness on
the highway. A young Townsend
enthusiast will tell you there's
nothing like It for aging one.
Dora grasps the idea of the
housing fund, but that stabiliza
tion fund has her puzzled. She
didn't know there were that
many homeless horses.
T. r-.
IMS VLWUUa
iMETEOROCOGy
IS WORLD WIDC
IN ITS SCOPE
A STORM OCCURRING
ON ONE CONTINENT WILL
AFFECT THE WEATHER.
ON ANOTHER..
STOCK AVERAGES
Compiled by tb Associated Praa
Wednesday .
prevloua Dy .
Month Ago
Year Ago
: 3r,-3 High
193r-36 Low ..
1934 High
1934 Low
Now high.
BOND AVERAGES
CoaipUad by the Aaioelated Pre
Wednesday
Previous Day .
Month Ago ..........
Year Ago -
193.r-36 High
1935-36 Low ,
1934 High
1934 Low
Stock Market
Quotations
NEW YOHK, Jan. 29, W A
brisk demand for motors and avi
ation rhares starched up the stock
market list today.
Gains of fractions to around
two points appeared on a broad
front at tne nnisn, with nnai
level around the best of the day.
Numerous new highs for several
years were recorded.
The closing tone was firm. Ap
proximately 2,600,000 shares
changed hand.
The list had felt numerous
cross-current during early trad
ing. While profit-taking whittled
down the can shares and some of
the blue-chip Industrials 1n morn
ing dealings, there were brisk
buying moves at times In rails,
oll, farm equipments and In util
ities In the low-price brackets.
A block of 15,000 shsres of
Commonwealth A Southern was
traded at the opening at an un
changed price, and the low-priced
holding company group occupied
considerable attention in the
morning and in the final hour.
Douglas and Chrysler gained
around three points each. Stand
ard Oil of New Jersey, U. S. Steel,
U. 8. Pipe, Delaware A Hudson,
General Motors, Case, Boeing,
United Aircraft and New York
Central picked up one to two
points each. Others active and a
bit ahead included Yellow Truck,
Deere, Southern Pacific. Electric
Power and Light, United Corp.
and Commonwealth & Southern.
Today's closing prices:
Air Reduction
Alaska Juneau . -
Allied Chemical & Dye
American Can ,
American Coiu'I Alcohol
American & Foreign Power
American Power ft Light
American Smelt. & Ret.
A. T. & T .
American Tob. B ..
189
151
164
124
281
8J
101
63
161
102
30
72J
291
181
23
62
261
261
27J
35
1091
63
89
151
21
41
771
Anaconda Copper t . .
Atchison, T. 8. F.
Atlantic Refining
Baltimore & Ohio
Bendix Aviation
Bethlehem Steel
Boeing Air u
Borden Co.
Burr. Adding Machine
California Pack
Case, J. I
Caterpillar Tractor l
Chrysler Motor .
Colorado Gas & Electric
Commercial Solvents
Commonwealth Southern ,
Continental Can
Corn Products
72
- 4
. 144
1571
.. 371
Cnrtisa Wright
Dupont & De N.
Eastman Kodak
Electric Auto Light
Erie R. R
General Electric ............
General Foods .
General Motors ..
Gillette Razor
Gold Dust
Great Northern pfd.
International Harvester
International Nickel ..
I. T. & T. ..; i
Johns Manville .
Kennecott Con. Copper
14
381
35
58
171
19
35
641
49
171
108
321
lrVXf r By William
WVKLU Ferguson
?RANZ
DURING THE
LAST -4-0
V&ABS
OF HIS UFE,
GAVE NO
CONCERTS TOR
HIS OWN
FINANCIAL.
BENEFIT,
AND DID ALL
OP HIS
TEACHING
b
0 IBM BV MA BtSVKt, WO.
SOME SPECIES OF .
PLANT LICG
ATTAIN AS HIGH AS 2.1
DIFFERENT FORMS DURING
THEIR. LIFE CvCUE
1
V
80 11 11 10
Indu'a Rail mil's Biks.
77.1 34.S 47.7 69.1
76.8 33.6 47.6 68.7
73.8 30.0 44.7 55.6
52.7 23.2 25.8 38.5
77.2 34.3 47.7 69.1
49.5 18.6 21.6 34.8
61.4 43.0 40.6 51.4
45.3 22.8 24.2 34.9
3 1 1 It
Rails Inda'a Util'a Tot.
91.1 103.2 101.9 70.9
90.9 103.4 101.9 71.1
80.5 102.2 99.8 69.5
85.8 94.9 87.9 68.6
91.3 103.7 101.9 71 4'
86.4 92.2 84.6 65.6
89.4 92.9 88.9 70.0
74.5 73.7 68.2 60.2
Llhhey-O-Ford
Liggett & Myers B
Liquid Carbide ... .
Lorillard Tob. Co. .j
Monty Ward
Nash Motor
National Biscuit
National Dairy Products .
National Distillers
Now York Central
North American
Paclfls Gas & Electric
Pacific Light ..
Packard Motor
49
1141
39 1
251
371
18
361
23
281
831
29
34
64
8
4
72
351
44
46
43
13i
21
671
638
18
29
23
16
42
69
191
101
341
12
74
123
161
29
81
191
42
18
481
108
631
Park Utah
Penney, J. C.
Penn R. R.
Phillips Petroleum
Public Service New Jeruey ,
Pullman Co. t
Radio Corp .......
Remington Rand
Reynolds Tob. B
Sears Roebuck
Shell Union
Southern Pacific
S perry Corp.
Standard Brands .
Standard Oil California
Standard Oil New Jersey .
Stewart Warner
Stndebaksr Corp. .,
Texas Corp. .....
Trans-America ,
Union Carbide
Union Pacific
United Airlines .
United Aircraft .
United Corp.
United Gas Imp.
U. 8. Industrial Alcohol
TJ. S. Rubber
U. 8. Steel i
Westinghouse Electric
Woolworth
Closing Ctirb Quotations
Cities Service S
Electric Bond ft Share 19
Chicago
Livestock
CHICAGO, Jan. 29, UfT (U. S.
D. A.) Hogs, receipts 16,000,
market fairly active. 10c to 15c
lower than Tuesday's average;
top, $10.25; bulk 170 to 250 lbs.,
$10.00 to $10.20; 260 to 300 lbs.,
largely $9.85' to $10.10; better
grade 140 to 160 lbs., $9.75 to
$10.15; best sows, $9.50.
Cattle, receipts 9,000, calves
1,500; market for strictly good,
choice and prime steers fully
steady; moderately active on
kinds selling at $10.50 or $11.00
upward; choice' medium weights
bid above $14.00; best yearlings
around $13.75; heifer yearlings
of outstanding merit, $11.60; low
er grades unevenly steady to 25c
lower; mostly .steady to weak;
heifers steady to 25c lower; mid
dle grade off most; cows steady;
bulls fully steady; very scarce at
American Bard
HORIZONTAL
1,4 Green
leaf au
thor of "Bar
bara Frletchle"
11 To peel.
12 Freedom from
war.
13 To unclose.
15 Land right.
16 Black bird.
17 Spiders' nests.
IS Parchment roll
19 Night before.
20 To scrutinize.
Answer to
21 You and me.
22 Driving com.
mand.
23 Onager.
24 NortheasL
25 Maize.
27 Paid pub
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41 To depart
42 Eucalyptus
tree.
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17.25 down; vealer 2 50 lower!
mostly 12.00 down.
Sheep, receipt 6,000; fat lamb
In fairly brosd demand; undertone
strong to 25a higher; bidding up
ward to (10.60 freely o good to
choice offerings now held 110.71
to 110.85 and above; aged aheap
strong; arattorerl ewe, 14.00 to
14.76; best hold at 15.00 and
above; feeding lamb relatively
scarce.
PRICE RECEDES
CHICAGO, Jan. 29, () With
Liverpool showing a drop of .ear
ly 2c per bushel and the Winnipeg
market weak, Chicago wheat
prices today receded a maximum
of He
No wheat export business of
consequence was announced at
Winnipeg.
Wheat closed heavy, la to lie
under yesterday's finish, May 991a
to D9c; corn, ic to le oft. May
691c to 69c; oats unchanged to
c lower, and provisions varying
from 2c decline to an equal ad
vance. Portland
Produce
PORTLAND, Jan. 29, UP
Butter Print, A grade, 361c lb.
in parchment wrapper, 371c In
carton, B grade, parchment wrap
per, 351c lb; carton, 86c lb.
Butterfat Portland delivery:
A grade, deliveries at least twice
weekly, 3 7-3 8c: country routes,
3 6-3 7c lb; B grade, deliveries less
than twice weekly, S5-36C lb; C
grade at market.
B grade cream for market
Buying price, butterfat basal, 65o
lb.
Egga Buying price of whole
salers: Fresh specials, 17-18o:
extra 17c; standards 15c; extra
medium 14c; do medium firsts
12o; undergrade 12c; pullets 12c
dozen.
Cheese Oregon triplets, 171c;
Oregon loaf, 18c. Brokers will pay
lo below quotations.
Milk A grade, Portland deliv
ery, 62c lb; butterfat, baela for
4 per cent.
Country meats Selling price to
retailers: Country killed hogs,
best butchers, under 150 lbs. 13
141c lb; Testers. No. 1. 13-14c
lb; light and thin, 8-12c lb.;
heavy, 71-8c; cutter cows, 7-8o
lb.; eanners, 6-7o lb.; bulls 12
13c lb.; lambs, 15-1 7c lb.; me
dium 12-13c lb.; ewes, 5-9 c lb.
Mohair Nominal buying price,
20 lb.
Cascara bark Buying price,
1936 peel, 2 Jo lb.
Live poultry Portland - deliv
ery, buying price: Colored hens,
over 61 lbs., 17-18c lb.; under 5
lbs., 17-1 8c lb.; Leghorn hens,
over 3 lbs., 16-16o lb.; under
31 lbs., 13-14c lb.; Leghorn
springs, over 31 lbs., TS-19c lb.;
colored springs, 2 lbs. and. up 18
19c lb.; roosters, 8-9o lb.) Pekln
ducks, young, 14-17c lb.; geese,
ll-12o lb.
Onions Oregon, $1-75 per 100
lbs. 1 -
Potatoes Local, $1.40 cental;
Klamath, $1.65 cental; Scappoose
Netted Gems, $1.40 cental; Des
chutes Netted Gems, $1.65 cental.
Wool 1935 clip, nominal;
Willamette valley medium, 26o
lb.; coarse and braid, 230 lb.;
eastern Oregon, 16-22o 10.
Hay Buying price from pro
ducer: Alfalfa, No. 1. $15-15.50;
eastern Oregon timothy, $17.50
18; Willamette valley timothy,
$15-16; oats and vetecb, $12.60
13; clover $11-12 ton, Portland.
Previous Puzzle
7 Guards.
8 Electrified
particle.
9 Poem.
10 Fortification. -
11 He won great
12 To primp.
14 He lived In tbi
century.
22 Animal fat.
23 To total.
25 Beret,
26 Native metal
27 Helper.
29 Tumor,
30 Wager. -
31 Pronoun.
33 Hy spread!
37 Cavity.
39 Portico.
40 To make trim
41 To seize,
43 God ot sky,
45 Either.
were s,
14 He wrote
"The
Boy."
VERTICAL
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