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Newspaper Page TextJuly 21, 1033 THE KLAMATH NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE SEVEN Want -AdsBring Results Phone Yours to 1 900 " ' Rate i "Xr par word por day' Insertion. lOi 20: per cent discount oo it rnnnlni o a week. Dor cent discount on idi running on month. All clssslfled ads er Insert 4 In both Th Klamath News nd Evening Herald, it Hi bar rate, appearing In TUe Newt lint, Tim limit for classification in th followlDf dar's pepsrs I 6:00 P. M. Ail! desired In serted on tho ssme day sub mitted will have to run "Too Lt to Classify." Too-Late-to-Classlfv ails are put In on paper only at lh aam rata a quoted shore, and classified for succeeding Insertions. 2 Loat and Pound STRAYED or stolen. Dark brown femele screw-tall bulldog, white bn-ast, gray around now, three years old. Reward. No ques tions asked. Return Court vli'n Hotel. I'hone 1 8 1 D 0463 LOST Pair tortoise shell nlmn In leather rain stamped ''Grant - Khm Optical to." Reward News-llnrnld office. 0873 General Notice JIOMK AHATN' and ready for Dull ness. Morssn, resident piano tuner tt Shepherd. 03(2 PAINTING, FaperTianging, kalso mlnlng. J, p. Itoper. Phone 1 4 4 S V . JiOS PAINTINO. decoration, papering, estimates on any Job, lame or small, pbon 107, J. L. New man. 1809 HKMSTITCIIINO. butlone. pleat In:. Golden Hule Hlor. S204 RADIO RRKVICR or an kinds. Win. Long. 1406 Lookout Ht I'hune IS25J. UK HKMSTITCIIINO, BUTTONS COV ered, drossmaktng. Mr. II. M. Allender. 614 Walnut. 1245 Personals MADAM MAZA It In trouble, you need my help. Hear ihi trutli, good or bad. Klamath Kails Auto Park, cabin No. 0, on South Sixth St. , 0130 M.MK. HKTA Palmist, clalrvoy ant. truthfully tell yon thrnuKh h"r Indian mild", all affelra of life, good or had. KoedlnKi dully. 117 S. 2nd, eor, Klam ath. 0101 PKADIN08 dally 521 Oak. 'Sc. Transportation Travel By Stage 11 firs, to Portland 15 6o on way 110.60 round trip. II Hrs. to Seattle $7.50 on wny. 114.00 round Trip. Via Mend and Waplnltla. Lea re K. Kails 12:30 P. M. Grey honnd lioriotPhone 1 TiltO j 6 Help Wanted, rjle HEI.1AULR colored woman wishes work. Cook or maid, riiono sgq-W o:iiVi 9 Situation Wanted CAPABLE experienced woman wlshos work In or out of town. 621 Oak. OjUH Oi III, wants house work. Experi enced. $15 month. Mildred Wall, 4.13 Michigan. .... ....0369 WANTED Harbor. Knno. Ore. II. L. Largo, 04112 II Furnished Room NICE BEDROOMS 1 block from Mil In St. 12.00 up. 134 No. 3rd. 0300 FOH HUNT Two looplng rooms. ft SB Kldnrndn. OTIS 13 Furnished Apartment LARGE, pleasant housekeeplnit room, furnlshod. 813 Pine. 0473 FOH HENT Furnished apt. 537 High. 0281 APARTMENTS and rooms, $2.00 and tin. lnih nntl rmo. imhs IS Unfurnished House MODKIIN Six-room house, three hod room, In Hot Springs. 1940 Portland avonue. Full base ment, pipe furnace, fireplace, dr., $35 month. Dnle & Hoi king. 617 Main straot. Phone 633. 0472 1 DOOM hnuso, nook, bath, rango, stationary tub, biiilt-lns; 0 blocks from Mnln. 818 Pros pect, $10.00. He 420 Main. 0154 1-IIOOM modern house, close to Pelican City, nltnhln for mill worker; $10 month. Phono 41J4. 0126 17 Real Estate For Sale FOFl HALE Property I going up. Ann nere is your cnsjice to buy Incom property cheap. Less than half wbat It cost 1 years axo, 6 housea on Orch. aril Ave., off the pavement foi only $3,600, with nut less than 1600.00 down, balance month ly. Act quick. Inquire 2441 Orchard Way. HAC'ltlFICB 20 aorea In Yam hill county. Tillamook high way. Cash or trade for ear or what have you? Nsws-llorsld. hoi 3fl. 0,1 US 19 Autotaavtive WANTED - Small used coup. Must b reaaonabl. Phone 6H4W2. 03i2 IF YOtlH MOTOR heat see Bulck Oarag. W guarantee our Job. 0442 20 Miscellaneous For Sale FOIt BARGAINS la slightly aaed furniture and rangea. W pay cash for second band good Piano for l or rent. KLAMATH FURNITURB EXCHANOB 721 Main Phon (24 Your credit la good, 0448 IF YOU hare something to Mil. hae changed your place of bi'slness. buy or sell farm pro ducts or have anything to tell th public, the most economic) and aurest war of getting re aulta I tlirouKb the classified. Phon 1900 or writ la to th News-Herald. AUCTION Baturdar, 22nd. 1 P. M . Snyder I'sed Car Lot. Klam ath Ave.: Furniture, dressers, cliatrs, stoves, beds, tools, other articles. Col. Swlgart, auc tioneer. 0370 KOIt HALF. 1700 watt D. C. Kholer lighting plant, 110 V. $3110.00. O. S. Avery, Dorrls, (ullf. 0367 U8KD two-oren restaurant rang. Majestic. Klamath Furniture Co. 721 Main. 8720 COMBINATION gas and wood rang. Inquire 2126 Orchard. 21 Wanted Miscellaneous W'ANTF.D-Khnri-s. -Men to eut wood on Phnne 4r, 22 Livestock and Feed KOIt SALE Pigs, feeder nd weaners. A. E. Gale, Uonanza. cans 22a Poultry For Sale KOIt SALE OR EXCHANGE 7-yrar-old saddle horse. 1200 pounds, gentle; 8-year-old geld ing, broken to work or ride; one stock ssddle; one milch row; 1 ! 2 a Bttlrk sport road ster: Star delivery: 4-horse frcuo; two Riilkey plowa; 12 Inrh walking plow; 4 rudlos, battery set; 16 gauge shotgun; two .22 rifles, single gauco; two wheel solid tires; field duo fold; one banjo; email lea box. two trailers: several log chains: one pair cowboy boots: 32 by 6oo heavy duty eating, like new; several othera. Th Trad ing Post, 2124 South Sixth street. 0124 HLOOD TESTED Whit Leg horns. Barred Rocks and Red Chicks $9100 prepared. J. R. Magulr, 2415 N. B. Ore gon St. Portland. Or. $668 EXPERIENCED guitar teacher will give complete cours In Spanish guitar playing In ex change for necessities or what hava you. 721 N. Srd. 1814 23 Financial SAVE SAVE SAVE ON AUTO LOANS AND REFINANCING Lowest rite and sslest term. Investigate and be convinced. MOTOR INVESTMENT CO. 103 80. 7th. Ph. 1111 Stat License M-104 $ $ Salary Loans $ $ 6 TO 80 DOLLARS ON YOU It PLAIN NOTB No Interest deduction, you receive full amount applied for. 1 to 6 months time. All loan confidential. STATE LOAN Co. 803-Ore.Bk.Uld. Ph. 768 Lie, by Stat 8-164 Work for Necessities YOUNG WOMAN wnts Inh car ing for children. 622 .Walnut. EXPERIENCED woman will enn fruit on shares. Will make iiun, Jelly or pickles ot any ilncl. Mrs. W. 1. Uhrln. Rt. 1, Box 646. 0008 WOMAN Will work In exchange for good used furniture or what hnvo you? Bost refer ence. 1703 Oregon. 0295 CAPABLE woman will do house work for necessities. 8440 Oregon. 0402 WOMAN will do houaowork by hour or day. In exchange for groceries and necessities. 1711 Oregon At. 0050 SPEND a tow cent and so If yon can aell that car you hay In th shed that someon el might Ilk to b driving down the street. Classified ad pay. Try your luck. Klamath Business Directory Beauty Parlors Permanent War Shop. An oil solution for $2.60 compleU Phon 109. 1181 Main T Doctors Dr. O. W. Westllnd. Naturopathic Phralclsn. Chronlo and nervous diseases a specialty. - ill-Ill L O. O. r. Bldg. Jewelers "LET GEOROB DO IT" n , . Expert Watchmaker and Jeweler REPAIRING. 187 Mala Bt. Hemstitching Hemstitching and. Dressmaking Measurements taken tor Spiralis Corsets. Htybtll Dsvls. 181 North 4tb Mineral Baths Mineral Bath Hot Spring Nat. PORTLAND, July 10, (P) Congressman Charle H. Martin announced today th board ot army engineer recommended the Bonneville site for th first dam to be constructed on th Colum bia river a a part of th pro ject for Improving navigation and prorlding power. Bonneville la 60 mile op- - THIS CURIOUS WORLD - etui's I MAI A ouvrV WUSHAV ' v TAUGHT THEM THE ART Of WEAVING, ANO FOP. MANX VEAftS tvtxr OLANKEr WAS WOEN wfTH A SPDER-HOLE IN TUB CENTER. A3 A TRIBUTE TO HER.. IN ENGLAND. OOOSTFQ. enowlNt. MAL& ATTIRB ANO SOUO. AMD AfUVKie. ' 1WO INCHES IN WEIGHT IATSR 'SHE RESUWEO (GG-LAyTNG WHILE 57IU.INMALB PUMAAOS, BUT SOON AVOOLTEO ANO BECAME NORAtAt. A SCIENTIST HOR1T.ONTAI. I tt fcr. tm th? MM In in ttjr'f To arroiMVilaitss 10 mt mhm. It With In. 12 II) prtlhtMlo.il trtirlwml nil. 14 Mttsrl ntatr. inrntnl mlofhlrf. l7Glvln milk. IB Form af lumtnieilUat. S3 Aim. '1 I' fills 2A Hour (nhbr.). 'J7 Stnndiirtl nf trt mtMBtif-c A.NflWKR TO PRF.VIOl'i I1 ZZI.B uc "iaoiP etnMw CfGoJpfc al ajbe Edwin " TMANI ITH!T!H HO Er 3 kiiirt. aoHttmx MiiMlnc ii. Si mm. 8.1 Thf mnn In tn plrtur win rvrhnnire pr foajstnr t -? ST Verb. jit Tn rpetoratr. 44) I'mnns nntl?r sunrdlftnalili. 41 rorinlnlns tm nmld. 4l Pf ( asetrl- cnl (Ml, 44 Pnrt ( h foot. 4ft T W. 411 T tsB. 47 Mnrslnfe (or rllona. Ml Drn It 11 nlrr rnnnn. n'JVounpx rsnlnton. linnntltlri. rnilvt no niri. nr l.nrs nrral. UTn mnn In lh Irtnr U n n rT- J ; r-. - 1 -1;3TF 1 55 ftSS ' "1 33 KJ75s 5?J n 1 1 I h A 1 II H. Second Hand Stores Will pay highest price for second hand tools of all kinds, rifle, (ad dle, small cook atov. O. K. Second Hand Store, 821 Klamath At. Swimmir.f Lessons PAUL H. ORAVELLB Phon 1547W. 0218 Turkiah Baths Massax, Colonic Irrigation. Reg. lalered Nurse. 127 Ho. Bsvontli, Typewriters School Trained Mechanic 14 Years' Experience Adding Machin and Typewriter Sale and Service 680 Main Phon (42 Upstairs Sboppe Toraler' Dress Bhonoe for new fall silk dresses, attractive for mal and Donna Le cotton frock. 731 Main. Phon 682J. rlrer from Portland, and 25 mile down-stream from Hood Hirer. Th site will be about 6 mile below the Interstate bridge connecting Cascade Locka and Stevenson, Wash. , MEDIO iLAIit SAN FRANCISCO, July 20 (JP) Bullet tired by a deranged war Toteran caused th death her last night ot Dr. Justin M Wheat, 67, United States Vet erans' bureau psychiatrist and former U. 8. army medical corps officer. OAGNF.Y In "Mayor of Hell" Pelican, Sunday. OEATHS HEAD MOTH CAQQIES THE OESISN ON ITS 6ACX 3 IMl SV Mm M. A LAYIM& UEN OUUXn sun A To tonirail IVw. 1.1 To -- I Me 1.1 lllnrk now. 10 Inclination. IN Iinlr ontamfit. 0 WrKver'i frnmr. St flrlrnllns till for th? man Im th? nlctnrei S41hf mnn In til nlclurf won. the Kelh?l I'rltr for ! Intlnir t 941 llrnrsnr. N To Btltrh. UOVrllew mnlttr no uiipllentlona 3Jrr Bmail. .14 Tardier. .1.1 T thrlv. SO Perfect pattern. nr In the middle Seventh note. 41 Chopplnc tot 4.1 roll I j I on. 4ft Componnsl ether. 4M (inelle. 40 To couple A3 Moeeasjin R4To alnk. M Minor note. btsHonthenal. O AmrIkimi Ittma. UTa nbanlve 4 Third not?. 5 Twelfth ( toot. Air tr. rnia panllrliy. National, Local Markets WHEAT DROPS TO 90 GENTS PER BUSHEL CHICAGO, July 10, (JP Wheat fell to 0 cent a bushel today, and only oo delivery My rallied to clos abort 11.00. Tliree separat outbreak ol panicky selling of apeculatls holding ot wheat took place, one at th opening, another about noon, and a third a the market closed. Th severest break la any delivery of wheat w In Septem ber contracts, a loaa of 17 cent compared with yeaterday. Coincident with th latest downward plunge were report that th administration waa con sidering measures tor th regula tion of th country' zchangee. Wheat closd excited, at price ranging from th day' bottom figures to (le tbor. Last ouo- tallons war 12c to lit under yesterdsy, finish tor wheat, with corn lilt to 141c down: oata. ic to 81c off, and provision snowing 35e to Sl.OS decline. CHICAGO GRATA ft GRirifln Tnlv rt iia, . 1 -n no. j rea, 6c; no. 1 dark hard. 3)c to 11.00; No. 1 hard. 4e to 11.0af Nn n.nh. aprlng. 93Jc; No. 1 mixed, ttic to si.uz. Corn, No. I mixed, 65c to B Jc; No. 1 yellow, 60c to 604c: No. 1 white. le. Oats. No. 1 white, 1 8 to to sutc; no. I whlta, lie to 38c. Rye. no ssles. Barlev. EAe tn Timothy aeed, per ewt., 14.00 to 14.25. Clover seed, per ewt, 18.00 to Lard. 18.40. Bellies, $8.37. PORTf.A YTt an a nr PORTLAND, " July JO, (ff) Open High Low Close July .82 .81 .70 .70 September .83 .88 .71 .71 uKvmofr ,ss ,gg .77 .77 No. 1 Big Bend blueetem ,T Dark hard winter, 11 .78 Dark hard winter, 11 .71 0011 wnu . mtn gg Western whit st Hard winter 11 Northern aprlng '" le B western red .gg Oau, No. 1 whit, $28.00. Corn, No. 2 yellow, $28.00. Vlllrun standard. $19.60. Today' car receipt: Wheat 72,- flour, 10; corn, 8; oat, 1. 20-30 WELCOMES DISTRICT OFFICIAL Clint TTart nf VoMftftaM i. trlct goTemor of the Association Ul iw-av cmos, ipokte to mem bers of tho Klamath Falla club at th.PI maaatltiaw Tk.,uJ -tU(i a 11 m BUOT AlOOn t the Wlllard hotel. Hart urged the Klamath Falla men to attend the district meet - - ....... u , mlIa oun- day. District 8 Includes nrun ing in KAnn Knrn.ii.. - j b northern California and Idaho The last meetinr m hM t... Joe Knudson of th Klamath club I a candidate tor district governor for th next trm. Thuradav waa visiting official outlined for new uivmoera ana guests tne history and Drtnrinlea nr th Hon, which has recently become International through affiliation of a club in Mexico. Ruth Cofer. vocal soloist, sane two numbers, accompanied by her mother, Mr. Fred H. Cofer, on the piano. Th meeting wa called tn nritcr hr PmiMmi -m Rltchey and turned over to the program cnairman, Edward Mur phy. There will be no luncheon next Monday. Roon Kotka ot the Marshfleld ciuo, accompanied Clint Hart, Dr. Hartman Will Speak At Rotary Dr. C. H. Hartman, city meat and milk Inspector and member ot the city board of health, will be the principal apeaker on the city health program at th reg ular weekly Rotary luncheon Friday. E. B. Hall will be chairman ot tn meeting. Flapper Fanny Says In a fortune teller' day there may be more profit than prophecy. 0aa TtCXS.'V Stock Market Quotations NEW TORK, July 10, OP) Stock plnnged downward la thick cloud of gloom today as grain and cotton suffered their worst collapa ot th year and tho dollar soared In foreign exchaog markets. There wa a moderate comeback In th morning and la th. last hour, but th clos was w.ak. General losses ranged from 2 to 10 points, with soma of th alcohol off 7 to mor than 20. Transfers approximated S.400.- 000 share. Todays closing price: Air Reduction Aleska Juneau American Com!. Alcohol American For. Pow. American Smelt ft Ref. , t $7 411 141 341 1231 8 18 9 251 301 1I 851 171 27 171 78 19 431 33 221 28 41 581 78 31 481 731 801 211 111 341 29 13J 321 46 m 4 21 28 281 89 21 211 231 21! 50 32) 73 il 53 27 51 42 341 141 4 47 A. T. T, Amer!cn Tob. B Anaconda Copper Atchison T. 8. F. . Atlantic Ret. Baltimore A Ohio Bendlx Aviation , , , Bethlehem Steel Burr. Add. Mach. California Pack Canada Pacific Case (J. I.) Caterpillar Tractor . Chesapeake A Ohio Chrysler Motor Col. O. E. Commercial Solv. Commonwealth So. Continental Can Corn Product Curtlss Wright Drug Inc. Dupont De N. Eastman Kodak Elec. Auto Lt, El. Pow. ft Lt. General Food General Motor Gillette Raior Gold Dust International Harvester . I. T. ft T. John Manwlll Kennecott Con. Cop. Kroger Grocery Llbbey-O-Ford fc Liggett i Myer B Liquid Carb. Lorillard Tob. Co. Monty Ward Nash Motor . National Biscuit National Dairy Prcdncta National Distillers National Pow. ft Lt. N. Y. Central North America , , Packard Motor Penney (J. C.) . . Penn. R. R. Phillip Pat. Public Service N. J. . Pullman Co. Radio Corp. R. K. O. Rem. Rand Reynolda Tob. B Sear Roebuck 81 31 91 46J 381 8 281 25 331 Shell Union Southern Pacific Standard Brands Standard Oil Calif. Standard Oil N. J. Studebaker Co. Texaa Corp. ,, Texa Gnlf Sul. . Trans-America Union Carb. Union Pacific , United Aircraft 86 1 221 291 11 41 115 341 I n I ted Corp. 11 United Gas Imp. U. S. Indus. Alcohol U. 8. Rubber U. 8. 8teel . 201 521 181 571 251 vanadium West. Elec. ft Mfg. . Woolworth 45 441 Chicago Livestock CHICAGfY TI- A trr tt 8. D. A.) Hnra. t? nnn.JiZii.l low bnt steady to lOo lower. 200 IU 2 V If IM.. II F. nn ft A fl Cattle, $.000;' calves,' 2,600 market for most killing classes "r to nigner. Light heir en and mied veariinr ik tn 4t higher; mostly $5.50 to $7.00 iraue in steer ana yearlings Vealers. 15c to 50o higher, al $8.00 to $7.00; mostly $8.00 tc $6.50. Heifers, $5.25 to $8.25. Sheen. Jt.nnn- mark,, tnm i,mk. and yearling 25c to 60c higher uuuu 10 cuoice native, ss.zr $8.50. Ewe, $1.25 to $3.00. to LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE EVER SIWCE 1 CAN REMEMBER MY OKIE AMBITION WAS TO BS A GREAT VIOLIMIST- WHILE STILL A CHILD, I WAS LEFT ALONE IM THE WORLD- BUT I WORKED OAV AND MIGHT AND I SPENT EVERV CENT COOLO GET OKI MUSIC LESSONS- T-tt-33 MV OPPORTUMrrv WAS QONB- MY AMBITION WAS GONE- NOW I AM JUST AN OLD BLIND FIDDLER, BEQGINQ FOR NICKELS PORQST IT, 'UNCLE" DAN VOU PLAY BEAUTIFULLY. AND WE'RE COIN TO MAKE MORS v jul vr a OPEN MARKET PRICE HIGHER FOR BUTTER PORTLAND. Julr 20. UPv Salt ot batter were no longer be ing generally msd on th baa! ot the price quoted on th produce exchange tor th reason that open market price were higher than th former officially listed. Tn awerentlal between top anif bottom tffltH w . . .nn.l.T. too great, end th Utter war sell ing at a wilier premium on the open market than other offerings. Butterfat value war firmer, with premiums continued. Trading to eggs appeared teadV btlf fhffr ffmllnl - ml. tor ot price. Despite the asaur- ui in. iraae mat torge egg were not being withdrawn, the official report ahowfut nt hr- WlM. LIVESTOCK STEADY JIT SI FRANCISCO July 20 (U.B Hogs 200. Steady, iwo pwcxage io in. California $6; most medium 120-155 lb. $5.25-$5.50: packing aowa ark- sent. Cattle SSO. siaw ,t,A. three loada 5.RA lk riifnl nia ateer $5.50; 2 car 1100 in. a.it-&.Z5; he tock teady, two ear 1065 lb. cows S 2.5 ft rnnrl nnnrl t 9R . grade and bull absent. caive 70, all direct. Good vealers quoted $(; package 190 ids. .av. Sheep 2,100, direct 1,700. Steady, two deck choice 81 lb. Washington lamb $7.50, no cri terion of general market; around 50O heart ahMrr1 ihuIIiiih fi lb. $6-6.l5; load lot ewe ab- seu Stock Averages (Copyright Ills, Standard SUtla tlca Company) I. 10 I 10 Indl's BR's TJt's Total Thursday S7. 10.1 tl.s il.s Pror. day S 4.t 10S.9 .! Week ago S 67. 111.4 5 J Tear ago .t 1S.1 (. IS.I rara ace . 1S7.7 124.7 :. 171. High, 193 . 1021 SS.O ill 7 Low. 1931 .. 42.1 13.1 Sl.C 41 High, 1931 . 71.1 19.1 111.0 711 Low, 1931 . 15.1 11.1 H.l IS. Bond Averages (Copyright 1911. Standard StatU tlca Company) 10 10 10 10 Indl's BR's Ut's Total Thursday 7S.I S1.9 17.1 !.T Pr.T. day 77.1 14.9 It i I3.S Week age 75.9 13.1 17.4 ti l Tear ago II I 64 5 76.4 (1.0 1 year ago 93 6 107.1 100.1 100.1 High, 19S1 T7.1 14.1 Si 5 83.1 Low, 1931 61.1 17.0 74.1 ll.l High, 1931 71.1 71.0 14.1 71.1 Low, 1931 tl.l 47.4 70. 57.1 Bail Forfeited In Liquor Case Ball ot $100 waa forfeited Thnriday morning by Jo Moise, who was arrested shortly after midnight by city police officer on charge of driving while In toxicated. The arrest wa made at Main and Center streets. Henley, Merrill Granges To Meet At th Invitation ot th Mar rill grange the Henley grange will occupy the chair and pre sent th program at th regular meeting ot th grange at Mer rill on Monday evening, July 24. p . I DON'T KNOW AMY OF THESE. CATCHY MODERN I TUNES , ANNIE- THAN NICKELS- YOU'LL SEE- Portland Produce PORTLAND, July It, (TV Butter, print, extras, lie; atand ards, 15c. Butterfat: Portland delivery A grade. 24c-26o lb; Farmer' door delivery, 21o-33 lb.j wt cream So hlghr. Egg: Pacific poultry produc ers' selling price: overall., 34c; extra. 22c; mixed colors, 10c; mediums, 20c; pullets, 16e per dosen. Buying price by wholesal ers; Fresh currant receipt, 16 lb., and up, 15s to I60 per dosen. Cheese: 92 cor Oregon trip let, 121c; loaf Hie lb.; brokr will pay 1c below quotation. Milk: Contract price, 4 pet., Portland delivery, $1.70 ewt.; B grad cream, 871 lb. Country meats: gelling price to retailer: Country-killed hog, best butcher, under 160 lh 7e-71c; vealers. 70 to 100 lb, 71e-8c; spring lambs, 101o-lle: yearlings, 4c-6c; heavy owes, 2e-3c: medium cow, 6c lb.: tan ner cow, 21e-3c; bulls, 4lc-5o lb. Mohair: Buying price; 1921 clip. 16c lb. Cases ra Bark: Buying price; 1933 peel, 3a lb. Hop: Nominal, lilt. IOc-11 per lb. Live Poultry: Portland, deliv ery; buying price, heavy hang, colored, 41-5 lbs, 10c; do II lb op, 10c; hen ovsr II lbs., le; under l lb., I lb.; Broiler 11 lbs- 11c; colored springs, 1 lbs., lie; roaster ever 11 lb 14c; rooster, 5c lb.; dock, pe kins, broilers, llc-llc lb,; old ducks, peklna ,10c lb.; do colored, 10c lb. Onion: Selling price to retail ers: Oregon, $1,25-11.35 cental. New onion: California Bermu da, $1.26 60-lb crate; new red, $1.15 cental. Potatoes: Local, $1; Deechnte Gems. $2.85 cental; do bakers, $3; Yakima Gem. $2.71. New potatoes: Local whit and red, 13.00 per cental; Califor nia white, $2.25-11.15 cental. 8trawberrle: New Oregon, $1.60 per crate. Wool: 1913 clip, Bomlsai;' Willamette valley, 3le-l6 lb.r eastern Oregon, llo-ll lb.; Southern Idaho, llc-10 lh. Hay: Buying prlc from produ cer: Alfalfa. No. 1. new crop, 116-118: Clover, No. f, $14; Wil lamette Valley timothy, ( ); Eastern Oregon Timothy, 111;' oat and vetch, $15 ton. Portland Livestock Cattle 8,000; calves, 1.500: Cattle, 65; calve. 11; market about (teady. Steer, good, medium, $5.00 to $5.75; common, $3.36 to $5.00; heifer, common and medium. $4.25 to $4.50; cowa, food, com mon and medium, $3.75 to $4.00; bulls, good, $3.20 to $3.50; cut ters and medium, $2.25 to $3.25; vealers. good, $6.00 to $6.76: common and medium, $3.00 to $6.00; calves, good, $6.50 to $6.00; common, $2.60 to $6.00. Hoga, 274; market ateady. Good, 140 to 200 lb., $5.00 to $5.60; 200 to 250 lb., $4.85 t $5.40; over 250 lbs, $4.25 to $5.15; sows, good, $3.76 to $4.76; medium, $3.75 to $4.35; pigs, good, $4.25 to $5.00. Sheep, none; market steady. Lambs, good and choice, $6.00 $6.85; common snd medium, $5.00 to $5.65; wether, $2.00 to $4.00; awes, $1.00 to $1.26. Trainmen Freed In Mishap Probe SALEM, Jnly 20. (JP) A eor oner'i Jury her yesterday ab solved Southern Pacific trainmen on No. 18 northbound ot any blame for th collision with a car Monday which resulted In th death of Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Buchanan. Colonel Lindbergh 1 Hated aa 'master" In the clearance paper he obtained for his airplane flight to th Arctic with Mr. Lindbergh. If there Is any attempt at back seat driving, all he'll have to do la to show hi credential. By Harold Gray. OH, aVERYBOOV KNOWS TM' MEW ONES- ITS-' TH" 153 OLD ONES FOLKS KB TO H fM SORT OF a M II CHANGS- HERS A I WE CO MOW-- . I I I APTER TH I I BALL I O-VER T4SMDHCWEGREAt5 PROMISe- I STUDIED IM EUROPE- AND ALWAYS I MAD TO WORK W TO SUPPORT MYSELF AND PAY & POR MY LESSONS- THEN MY I GREAT CHANCE CAME- ON TUB B EVtt OP MY FIRST RECITAL, I f COLLAPSED- FOR MONTHS I WAS I - gWle