The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942, June 30, 1933, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextJune SO, 1933 THE KLAMATH NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGS N1N3 Want -AdsBring Results Phone Yours to 1900 3c k 10; Raten or word per day's nsorllon.. per cent dlicouut on B d S rUDDlDI O D week. OH 0"' e,nt discount on vili running on month. All classified ads era In.ert id In holli The Klaniatb Mows and Evening Herald, at tha bora rata, appearing In Tha Nee tlrat. Time limit for classification In tha following dar'a papers la 1:00 I'. M. Ada d.slrcd in verted on tha aatne day aa bhIi mltted will have to run "Too Lain to Claasify." Too. Lain-to-L'In.alfy ads are put Id one paper only at the aaina rale aa quoted abora. and cla..iried tor succeeding insortlona. 3 General Notices Double Orange Stamps thla week NEW METHOD CLEANERS Sulla, Droeii-a, Coata. Hats, 60c. CARII AND CARRY Phone 782. 1463 Kaplanad 13 Furnished Apartment KOI'K largo rooma. two bed rooms, piano, garage, no elec tricity depoalt. Adults, ill N. llth. 0006 14 Furnished Houaea KOUIl ROOM modern, partly fur nished Inure. 1120 Johnn'in. Apply 1434 Johnson. 0248 MODKHN duplex, cloa In. Phone 1116. 0076 J-HOOM duplex. 127 H. 7th. garage, 1 10 0231 TURKIC and tout-room dupl. I'hone 441W. MM IS Unfurniahed Houses PAINTINO, jiapertianrng, knlno mining. J. P, Roper, phone 1438W. 3S05 PAINTINO. decorating, papering. estimates on any Job, large or amen, rnone iu. u. New man. 8309 HF.M STITCHING, .button., pleat ing. Golden Rule Store. 3204 TURKISH RATH Maa.age, col onic Irrigation. Itxgleleri'd nuraa. 127 South Seventh. list RADIO SKItVICH oT all kloda. Win. Long. 1405 Lookout St Phona mjj. 8186 hemstitciii.no. ruttons cor- ered. urt'samaklng. Mra. U. M. Allondor. (14 Walnut. S24S Tereonals MADAM ZAItllA Clairvoyant and palmlnt. given truthful advice on all affair of life. Don't full to coustult thla gifted reader. 129 SJ. 6th. 0073 READINGS dally 621 Oak. 6c. MADAM MAZA If In trouble you need my holp. Hear the truth, good or bnn. Hlamntli Fall. Auto Park. Cabin No. on Ho. 6th. 028b Tmnaportation Travel By Stage 1 1 lira, to Portland 17.00 onu way (10.60 round trip. i 18 lira, to Seattle 19.00 ono way, 114.00 round . TrlD. Via Rend and Wnplnltla, Leavo k. rails 12:30 r. ai. urey. hound Depot. Phona 16.10 3664 7 Help Wanted, Female WANTED Womon for Eenernl housework on much. Newa- Ilerald. Hox 0024. 0112 4 9 Situations Wanted CAPARI.K WOMAN desires work In motherless homo or cook for amall crow. Country .pro- terrcd. t'nnne liito-j. UZ43 TYPING and bookkeeping oxperl onto. Hog 0247, Nowa-Hornld 0247 CAl'AIII.K, experienced man will neip cut wood on aharea, Nows llernld, hex ooni. mini 13 Furniahed Apartments LA 11(1 K TIIRKK ROOM apart ment for lcaao reaaonahle. Hot SprlngB. 1834 Frcomont Phono 718-W. 0032 FURNISHED 2 A 8 room apnrt menta. .Inrohg Apts., corner fine tt ueuar. 0246 FOR RKNT Small l-ronm and 1-room anartnienta. Rvnrvlliln. furnished. Also cabin, inquire nus uax. . 0237 PARTLY furniahed, beautiful now five-room apartmont. Tiled ahnwer and bath, Rrnaonnhle. soil Ainin dt. , Apply Mra. ' Stark, 0067 TUB ROOSEVELT Hot Springs Addition, mono or? 88110 WHY PAY MOtlET Arcade Apartments. Completely furn ished with garaga and Do da poult for electricity. 120 up. Phone 700. . 8237 THHKI'MtOOM rurnlahed uimrt mont, nook, store room, hard wood floors, etc., laundry, frlgldnlrs. Hot Springs, 866 Eldorado. 8464 4-ROOM modern unfurniahed hou.o. Will take furniture, wood or what have you as rent. Inquire 8441 Orchard Way. NKWI.Y redecorated three-room houae -for rent. 1737 greeeeni. no:; a 17 Real Eatate For Sale FOR SALE Modern 3-room fur- nlaheii oouaa ana sisepini porch, garage, amall lot, on orchard Ave., uil off pave ment: no alreot assessment. Total price ID00. Will take Unlit car aa down payment. In quire 3441 Orchard Wsy. Necestitie for Work WANTKD Good floor man In exchsnge for room and board or rent of 6-room bonis. Phone ' 918-J. 8668 Work for Necessities EXPERIENCED woman will do laundry for groceries, Phona 167311. 630 Booth 6th. 8317 llinil SCHOOL HOY will ex change work for room and board. Box 0063, Naws-ller-ald. 006J UOMBL838S MOTHER and Daughter will exchange work for room and board and aome wages. Box 3(11. 3011 WOMAN will do bouaework by hour or day. In exchange for grocerlea and nacoaaltlea. 1711 Oregon Ave. 0080 WOMAN WILL DO any kind work tor fruit Jara, clothing or need aawlng machine. Call I Lowell street. 3881 Work for Necessities EXPERIENCED woman will ean fruit on sbsraa. Will make 1am, Jelly or pick lea of any Ind. Mra. W. J, I'hrlna. Rt. 1, Box 646. 0008 TWO young men pud pla 111 belo with ntlng or farm work In exchange for apudg or gsso- llne. O. R. Wells, RL 8, liox 8361 lll'Vl f VT HI". II 127, Klamath Falls. WANTED Middle-aged single man to work on amall farm adjacent to town In exchange for room and board. Phone 1800 or 362J1. 3633 WOMAN will work for necessl ties. Experienced In cooking snd bouaework. 1618 Slxkl you. 34 WILL DO ROOriNO snd pslntlng for groceries or whst have you. 2136 8. tb, evenings. 3843 MAN will do any kind of work for rent of smsll bouse. News-Herald, Box 3861. 3361 Klamath Business Directory S DOWN 88 Per month, will buy close In Irrigated, garden tracta, near paving and bus aorvlce, A. J. TRACY, REALTOR Ih.uu licit Sow Bo. 0th St. 8683 ACREAGE Irrigated, close In. nrlceil rigDl. r.a.r i-rn. o. llnngher. Bnlck Oarage, 1330 Mnln. 6018 18a To Exchange FOR SALE OR TRADE for cowa, 60 head aheop. hox lau, i'"r rla. 0246 19 Automotive FOR SALE OR TRADE 1828 Dodge-Uraham 3-ton truck. Cooil condition. 133 Want land. 0077 CHEVROLET wood truck, good coudltlon, 46. 826 uonnia street. 0062 DOES YOUR MOTOR HEAT? V'e have something exclusive to offer you and guarantee our Job. Uulck Garage. 1380 Main. 3614 20 Miscellaneous For Sale Hurrah! Hurrah! Hurrah! Here are depression prlcss on ICECREAM . Quart Pint 3 cones (all flavors) 25c 15c 10c Call ua on wholeasls prices. OLD FORT DAIRY FARMERS Blockwood direct from chute st Shsw-Bertram box fsctory, 13.00 par cord. Hellhronnor A Res. Phone 8.18W. 3008 KOIt BARGAINS In slightly used furniture and ranges. We nay cash for aecond hand (ooda Piano for aale or rant. KLAMATH FURNITURE EXCHANGE 731 Main Phone 884 Your oradlt Is good. 0443 FOR SALE OR TRADE 1830 Harley - Darlilaon motorcycle. Inquire 820 Oak. 0064 TOHOLER'S Upstatra Bhoppe for ainnrt and auappy sports suits and summer conts, vollos and Donnn Lees. 731 Main. 3660 OJtEHN SLAB WOOD Double load, full cord, 83.00. Phone 171Z-J. 0081 USED two-oven restaurant range. .MuJcDtlc. Klamath Furniture Co. 721 Main. 3720 FIREWORKS, complete line. So. 01 h Slreet, city llmlta. 0244 B I II BBaaaaBBBBaM 21 Wanted Miscellaneous WILT, PAY CASH for power wanner, anim lie cheap, r, Wade. Roxuo River. Oregon. 0018 22 Livestock and Feed VOn SALE Horses 1200 to , ioo pounds, camped South (Ith Street, opposite Klamath auio unnip. . . 0038 22a Poultry For Sale BLOOD TESTED White Leg horns, Marred Itocka snd Red Chicks 38 100 prepared. J. It, Mngulre, 2416 N. K. Ore gon St. Portland. Ore. 8586 23 Financial $ $ Salary Loans $ $ 5 TO 80 DOLLARS ON YOUR PLAIN NOTE No Interest deductions, you receive full amount applied for. 1 to 8 months time. All loans confidential. STATE LOAN Co. 808-Ore.Bk.Rld. Ph. 768 Lie. by State 8-164 3AVE SAVE SAVE ON AUTO LOANS AND REFINANCING Lowest rates and easiest terms. Investigate and be convinced. MOTOR INVESTMENT CO. 103 So. 7th. 1 Ph. 1141 .Stale License M-104 24 Business Opportunities MODERN APARTMENTS Every- IFOR BALE Fine little business. inmg Tiirnianed, itormonn i inventory. Kows-ilorald. Hox Apts. 1421 Usplanade. 0068 0240, 0240 National, Local Markets IRE NEWS SERVICE LOST T TO HIES Beauty Parlors Permanent Waves 81.61 and up. Orleans Eeauty 438 Main Phone 1883 Permanent Wars Shop. An oil solution for 88-60 complete. Phone 108. 1183 Male Board and Room Room snd board, 36 week. Sermon. 336 N. 6th. Ida Electric Cleaners Sea tha new Singer 3-epeed air brush cleaner at the SINGER SHOP 1408 Main Phone 828 Rents Repairs Jewelers "LET OEOROE DO IT" George L. Mets Expert Watchmaker and Jeweler REPAIRING. 837 Main St. Mineral Baths Mineral Bsths Hot Spring Nat. Plumbing CORVALLI8. July 6, (JP) Notification that tha government market news gstherlng and dis tributing service Is to be prac tically abandoned In Oregon and thronghont the Northwest under tha modified curtailment plan an nounced recently at Washington, D. C wss received by officials of the Oregon extension service here today. Agricultural leaders at the col lege said the move will coat tha Northwest producers millions of dollars. The latest advices were that the Portland office will be cot down to one reporter to han dle apple quotations In season, eliminating all livestock, grsln. dairy and poultry market reports. and that all leased wire connec tions north ot San Francisco will terminate Friday, June 80. Save on your new plumbing In stallations, materials and repairs. Make your kitchen alnk and oath room modern. Will take old fix tures on trsde-ln for new. O. C. MOTLEY, 838 KIsmsth Ave. Tel. 8084 Second Hand Stores Will pay blgheat prices for second hsnd tools of sll klnde. rifles, sad dles, smsll cook stoves. O. K. Second Hsnd Store, 831 KIsmsth Ave. Swimming Lessons Ells Redkey, Instructor Ph. 1178 Typewriters School Trained Mechanic 14 Years' Experience Adding Machine and Typewriter Sales and Service 630 Main Phone 843 Adding Machines and Typewriters 324 8. 7th. Phona 3067 The business people listed in our New Klam ath Business Directory on this page are reliable business men and wom en. These firms will serve you economically and promptly. They are skilled in their respec tive lino?. C?ll them today. DO YOU KNOW HIM? ' HORIZONTAL 1 Wkt la Ik Ma lta tt6 8.rtarr 14 KIU 9t Mrt . 15 The? trlvl crowtt. ltT WMgeaJer gOHt. 17 Uonktr-i.kt l?iirt. Ill llrvourval. lBTno flvros. 99 Am KBtlal. tlior. S3 Trt.sarate 33 Prll8i. Z4 l.lk. 30f.ri6.6i UfctsM. 37 Hollas MMe. lar 'an, whirls hmpw thaj Hrrnlatloa ( Ika ). SOTe eNtittnttfltl hf TOumrnt. 34 To ?ut Oaf a a arllablt HUT, tllvtrt. .1)1 Jtwke. ST l.anaisUl.rte flT rvlat. MMaarallaa pronoait, 40 Material eaa latlas at Era I a, anftaet 7 atffplaa. MWka la thr eaultal mt lkt ANSWER TO PRBVIOrS PtlELB 13 Al war a, ' 1ST hast. SI Over wkar la eltel (k arrJaaaar at tha aiaa la tha airtar rsilcaf SSOBlra mt tha a. a a la tka tilrtar. SSt-Hble nalcr. 241 t)lNKraM. 3T Proa 13 a 3N roakU B llrla. SI H - It. .13 Ta Miler. 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Il7' " NSjsSSnSJp KWS$5Nai9 ii' ' r4r TJpJL. . 27 14 lit m 55 il M IH J LHi sr 517 j 37T tJJ--Lii-J-u 3T s W ""35 Portland Produce PORTLAND, Jane 33, OP) Batter, prints, extras, 24c; stand ards, 23 ic Butterfst: Portland delivery'. A grade, 21o-22o lb: Psrmers1 door delivery, 31e-l2c lb: sweet cream. 6c higher. Eggs: Pacific poultry produc ers' aelllnc nrlca: Oversise. 30c: extras 18c; mixed colors, 17c mediums, 17c dosan. Buying price of wholesalers: Freeh currant receipts. 66c lbs. np, 12c dosen. Lire Poultry: Portland deliv eryBuying prices, heavy hens, colored 41-61 lbs., 11c; Do 6g lbs. np 10c; broilers 8 lbs. np, c-10c; nnder 8 lbs., lle-lllc colored springs, I lbs. up. 13c; roosters, 6c lb., ducks, peklns, broilers, 12c-18c lb.; old duck., peklns, lOe lb.; do colored, 10c per lb. Strawberries: Oregon dollars. 31.26 to 61.80; New Oregons, 81.40 to 81-86. Cheese: 83 score Oregon trip lets, 13c; lost, 13c lb.; brokers will psy ic below Quotations. Milk: Contract price 4 pet. Portland delivery, 31.70 ewt.; B grade cream, 87 Jo lb. Country Meats: Selling pries to retailers: country killed hogs, best butchers, under 160 lbs., 7c to 7e; sealers, 70 to 100 lbs, 61o to 7c; spring lambs. lOc-llc; yearlings. 4a to 6c; heavy ewes. So to So; medium eows. 6o lb.; canner cows, 2e to 3c; balls. 41c to 6o lb. Mohair: Buying price: 1338 clip, 16c lb. Cascara Bark: Baying price: 1833 psel, 8o lb. Hops; nominal, 1333, . 64s to 66c per lb. Onions: Selling price to re tailers Oregon 81.16 to 11.36 par cental. New onions: California Bermu daa. 31 per 60-lb crate; new red. 81.36 per cental. Potatoes: Local, 31.60; Des chutes Gems, 32.00; do. bakers, 32.36; Yakima Gems, 31-86. Nsw Potatoes: Local white and red, 82.60 to 83.66 per cental; California white, 38.66 to 88.76 per cental. Wool: 193S clip nominal; Wil lamette valley, 23c to 250 lb.; Eastern Oregon, 18c to 21c lb.; Southern Idaho, 16o to 80s lb. Stock Averages tCopjrrlgnt, 1SII. etaaoare Statis tic. Company) 60 IS ft SS Indl's BITS tit's Total Thur.dsy K.S 41.7 101.6 I Pr.v. day ss.s 4T.4 mi l ss.i w..ic age 11 .o 101.1 11 1 T.ar ago It 7 11 1 11 1 II I I y..r. age .111.1 HI S I1S.I HI S High. 1111 10.4 44.1 111.7 III Law. III! 411 SI S SI.S 4I.S Hllh. llll . 11.1 11,1 111.6 71 I Low. lilt Sl.l II I 6L8 11.6 Bond Averages (Copyright, lilt, Standard Statu tlea Company) is to ts si Indl's RR's Ut'B Total Tburedar 11.4 77.6 II I II 1 Pr.v. 4y 71.6 77 S 11.4 71.1 w..k aso 710 71.1 II I T7.T T.ar aso III 11 1 71.1 Sl.l I vr. aso 12.4 104.1 ll.l SS.4 HlKh, 111) 71.4 77 1 15.1 71.4 Low, llll 61 I 67.S 11.1 Sl.l Kill, 1131 . 71.1 TI.S s.-l J.-I Low! llll 61.3 41.4 70 S 67.6 DEFEATS LOSSES CHICAGO, June 88 (P) Influ enced by authoritative reports thst prolonged heat nsd tsken heavy toll of crops Northwest, wheat advanced lata today, and more than wiped out early losses. In nearly all sections stools of spring wheat Plants wire report ad destroyed, and as a result pro duction will be limited to the msln stem. At the dsy's high point, May wheat reached 31-011- Wbcat closed nervous, lo to Jc above yeeterday'a finish; corn, Ic to lie down; oats, lo to Ho ad vanced, and provisions unchanged to 13c down. PORTLAND PRAtX PORTLAND, June 18, VP) High Low Close July .68 .68 .67 .67 September . .711 .711 .631 December .761 761 .76 .76 Cuh Wheat No. 1 Big Bend bluestem .77 Dsrk hard winter, 18 .1 Dark hard winter, 11 .78 Soft white .66 Western white , ,66 Herd winter -66 Northern Spring ,66 Western red .66 Osts, No. 3 whits. 314.00. Corn. No. 3 yellow, 336.00. Mlllrun standard, 818.00. Today's car receipts: Wheat, 31; flonr, 23; eorn, 1; hay, 8. CHICAGO, Jane 88, 0PV Wheat, No. i rea. sue. Corn, No. 3 mixed, 47c to 49c No. 1 yellow, 60c; No. 2 yellow. 481c to 601c; No. 1 white, 4Ic to 601c; No. 8 white, 49o to 601c Oats, No. X white, 410 to 41ic; Kt. 3 white, 381c to 40c Rye. no salss. Bsrley, 42c to 46c Timothy seed, per ewt., 28.26 to 33.60. Clover seed, per ewt, 18.00 to 812.75. Lard. 88.42. Stock Market Quotations NEW YORK, June 26. UP) Stocks moved rather cautiously today In tha (ace of new currency stabilisation activities at London and a coincidental rally of the dollar la foreign exchange mar kets. Some specialties advanced aubatantlally. Tbs close wss Ir regular. The feverish trsdlng of the past few sessions slowed down to a turnover ot approximately 4,600.000 shsres. Todsy'g closing prices Air Rsductlon Alaska Junesn . Al. Chem. Dye American Can American Coml. Alcohol American For. Pow. .. American Smelt. A Rtg. A. T. 4k T American Tob. B Anaconda Copper Atchison T. 4 B. F. Atlantic Kef. Baltimore Ohio -Bendlx Aviation Bethlehem 8teel Burr. Add. Mach California Pack Canada Pacific Case (J. I.) Caterpillar Tractor Chesapeake oV Ohio Chrysler Motor Col. O. . BLY ITEMS Commercial Solr. Commonwealth So. Continental Can Corn Products Curtlss-Wright Drug Inc i, Dupont De N. Eastman Kodak Elee. Auto Lt. El. Pow. Lt. General Foods General Motors Gillette Raxor . Gold Dust Internstfonal I. T. T. . Johns Manvflle Kennecott Con. Cop. Kroger Grocery. Llbbey-O-Ford , Liggett Ms-erg B . Liquid Carb. Harvester Lorlilard . Too. Co. Monty Ward Nash Motor National Biscuit National Dairy Producta National Dlatlllera , National Pow. 4k Lt. N. Y. Central North America Packard Motor Penney (J. C.) , Penn. R. R. Phillips Pet. Portland Livestock (Pi 20; market 29, BLY, Ore. A dance was held at the school gymnasium under the auspices ot the Bly Grange Saturday. A light aupper was served by the ladles at midnight. Mrs. Ruth Campbell ODencnain waa honored with a surprise kit chen shower, held at the home ot Mrs. Joe Wallli Thursday after noon from two until five. Guests Included Mrs. Frank Obenchaln, Sr.. Mrs. Dave Campbell, Mrs. Les Tlbbetts, Mrs. Albert Keady, Mrs. Geo. Boyd, Mrs. Don Holmes, Mrs. Charles Stump, Mrs. James Dixon, Mrs. Hsxel PeterS. Mrs. Jack Hanan, Mrs. Paddock. Mrs. Lyle Hlmelwrlght. Mrs. Bob Bailey, Mrs. Everett Lynch, Mrs. Link Edwin, Mrs. Harry Stout, Mrs. Jack O'Nsil, Mrs. Doc. Wnlkor, Mrs. Walter Lindsay. The guest ot honor re ceived many gifts. Light refreshments were serv ed on the esat porch by the hos tess at the close of the afternoon. "Chattering Stitch", Bly social club, was entertained by Mrs. Bub Hodgess at Crane logging camp last Wednesday. Besides re gular club mambera she hsd as the club's guest, Mrs. Everett Lynch. Thirteen were served a dninty luncheon at the close of an afternoon spent at nosdlework. Mrs. Wilms Keftler and daughter Jessie Lee, left for Garland, Wyoming Juna 18. They will spend the summer visiting her rather, M. Clark. Doo Walker la serving ss Juror this term of court. Pelican camp moved last wsf from Roblnion Springs to Quarts Mountain. After a short delay Ewauno camp Is back at work. Del Nelson left for Nevada re cently, . Mr. and Mrs. Roehsr are pending the summer in Bly. Mrs. Roeher will he remembered as Mrs. Evorett Bell's sister. Three sudden deaths have shocked this community In the last two weeks. Sympathy Is of fered to Wm. Haley and family for the death of a brother, Jack Haley. A pair of moose antlers In the Chicago. Field Museum measure 771 Inches across and 1. said to be the world's largest. PORTLAND, June Cattle. 100; calves. slow. Steers, good, 35 25 to 35.00; common and medium, 33.00 to 86.00. Heifers, common and me dium, 83.00 to 84.76. Cows, com mon and medium, 82.50 to 26-25. Bulls, good, 33-85 to 38.60; cut ters and medium, 32.25 to 13.25. Vealers. good, 36.00 to 26.75; common and medium, 83.00 to 36.00. Calves, good, 35.00 to 36.00; common and medium. 23.50 to 35.00. Hogs. 160: market steady. Good, 140 to 200 lbs., 34.85 to 24.75; 200 to 260 lbs.. 24.35 to 34.75; over 250 lbs., 33.80 to 34.50. Bows, good, 33.80 to 34.15; medium, 23.25 to 83.76, Pigs, good, 32-75 to 33.25. Sheep, 800; market for lambs, 25c higher. Lambs, good and choice, 85.36 to 35.75: common and medium 33.50 to 35.25. Wethers, 32.00 to 34.00. Ewes. 31-50 to 22.25. Public Service N. J. Pullman Co. , Radio Corp . R. K. O. Rem. Rand Reynolds Tob. B. Sears Roebuck Shell Union .... Southern Pacltio Standard Brands Standard Oil Calif. Standard Oil N. Jv J Studebaker Co. fUB Texas Corp. , Texas Gulf SuL Trans-America ,, , , Union Carb. Union Pacific United Aircraft United Corp. , United Gas Imp. u. S. Indus. Alcohol . U. 8. Rubber U. S. Steel . Vanadium West. Eire. A Mfg . wooiwortn 801 20 1141 891 81 161 831 126 881 161 651 281 26! 171 401 19! 231 171 88 231 ir 33 231 291 41 691 771 8 611 761 831 831 121 27! 29 141 23 .39 181 60 181 311 28! 93 36! 221 24 201 561 23 941 171 40! 21! 61 441 201 141 611 60 91 3! 9 44! 17 29! 28 351 871 61 24 201 71 401 115 821 HI 311 601 131 571 241 441 451 DEMANDS FOR BUTTER RISE AT PORTLAND PORTLAND, Jane 29, UPr Demand for butter continued to strengthen bare with farther e creese la churning operations. While there was no additional ad vance noted In the price either oa the open market or on the pro dace exchange, the general trade was at full values. Recant showing of strength for butter In practically all leading cities of tha country suggested Dot only the back to work movement of labor with eonssqnent gain in money circulation, but there wag a real shortage In the output of butter In the entire country. Bntterfat value, have not bees changed here for an extended period, even whan tha market for butter reflected a slightly easier undertone, with manipulation re ported by outside distributors. Market for eggs was snowing generally steady tone locally but without price changes. Shading below tha prices established by local co-ops continued. Receipts were decreasing. CITTIE DULL SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, June 29, U.FS Livestock: Hogs: 850, Including 140 direct. Slow early, later fairly active, lights and bntchers full 10s lower, bulk good to choice, 168-205 lbs. Call fornlos, 35.00-5.25, latter top; few 34.00; two cars, 163 lb. Col orados, 84.76, straight,. Cattle: 278, Including 80 hold overs. DulL few . early sales steers, steady to weak, bulk an sold; bids weak to lower on most common to medium greasers, ear ly demand narrow on latter grades; two cars medium and fairly good, 1003-1034 California cake and grass steers, 85.26-6.66, few common 34; most better grade cows In first hands, cutter to medium. Including dairy type about steady at 33.35, straight. Calves: 25. Package 263 lb. California 38. Sheep: 1,650. Active, lambs strong to 26c higher than recent quotations. Improved quality off setting paper advances; eight decks, good to choice around 75 81 lb. woled north coast and Washington lambs, 36.76 and 36.85 straight, respectively; deck good truck-Ins California., 36, few medium 35; two decks year lings and lambs on sale. SALEM. Ore.. Jane 26. (CP) Current back to the soil move ment has reached such propor tions chat farm population ot the United States has more than gained back the 1,500,000 per sons who moved to cities be tween 1920 and 1930. Much ot tha migration la vol nntary, according to a federal report, and lt gained impetus through the depression which made existence In cities Increas ingly difficult for many. Chicago Livestock CHICAGO. June 28. tJPi IV. 8. D. A.) Hoga. 26.000: market slow, very little done, about lOe tower, zzo to 280 lbs. 24.60: top. 24.65. Cattle. 8.000: market for ma. dlura weight and weighty steeri stesdy; lower grade steers and all light steers and lone vearllnsa unevenly weak to 25c lower. Beat weighty bollocks, 36.76, several loads. 36.25 to 36.66. Better grade fed yearling heifers weak to a ehade lower, a: 25.00 to 85.60. Cows about steady. Veal erg steady to 25e lower, at 24.0 to 24.75. Sheep, 7.000; market steady ta strong, with higher tendency on choice lambs. Good to choice na tive ewe and wether Iambs, 36.76 to 37.00; throwouts, 34.60 to 85.00. Ewes, 28.00 to 22.75. 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