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Newspaper Page TextAugust 1, 1033 THE KLAMATH NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON page seven I Want -Ads Bring Results Phone Yours to 1900 Kates i per word - par day's ' Insertion. .. . . lOS I oar cent discount en 'a da running o n a week. OA por mi discount oa s-Uada running on month. All elasalfled ata ara Innert- ad In both Tha Klamath Nuwa and Evening Herald, at the bova rata, appaarlnf to Tha Nawi first. Tlma llm II for classification in lha following dare papan la :00 P. M. Ada desired In aartad on tba aim a day as sub- muiea win nave to run too Lata (o Clasalfy." Too-Late-to-Claealfy ads ara put In ona pa par only at tha aama rata aa quoted above, and classified (or succeeding Insertions. Lost and Pound LOST Buckskin horaa. ana IS. walfht loio. brand N. rear faat while. Kaward (or inlor matlon. Wm. Uanoni. 01S General Noticea A Truck A Day Each Way Klamath Falls Portland If you are movliit north Port land, Seattle or way polnta you will find our service and rntan li your advantage. Va haul anv thltm wool llraatock. household louda, furulturo. BRATTON'S AUTO FREIGHT Phone 343. 101 B. Main St. 0475 PAIXTINO. decoratlni, papering, estimates on any Job. lane or amall. Phone 107. J. L. New man. 3.101 RADIO SRKVICHi or an klnda. Wm. Loni. 1406 Lookont Hi Phone II1IJ Ills Peraonala MME. RETA Medium. Reliable advice and aid In all a((alra o lite. 127 8. 2nd atrcot, corntr Klamatb. 0133 READINGS dally 621 Oak. ate. Transportation Travel By Stage 11 lira, to Portland IS. la one way 110.60 ronnd trip. II Hra. to Baattla 17.10 ona way. 114. oo round Trip. Via Bend and Waprnttt-r Lea re K. Falls 11:80 P. M. Urey hound Depot. Phone 1630 3654 6 Help Wanted, Male WANTED Propoaltlon to eut flrehrenk near Rocky Point, 30 by a 000 fort. Tree, ran be cut Into poata, firewood or cordwood for atora. Newe-IIor-ald, box 0164. 0164 EXPERIENCED Hawaiian duller tearher. Clasa, experience pre ferred. Muat furnlah retor encea. News-Herald, box 0136. m.in 9 Situation. Wanted LADY want prfsltlnn aa hoiiso-kr-pper; experienced, houaework and rooklnic: moderate wake, llox 0189, Newa-IIorald. 0111 HlflH SCHOOL, BOY will ex lhange work (or room and board. HnjtStM. Newa-HcrnbU. 0M4 12 Room and Board ROOM AND BOARD Phone 1761W. 0UI HELP YOURSELF BY HELPING OTHERS Those things, no longer useful to you, may be just what some person is looking for. By telling about them in the CLASS-ADS, you not only . derive a benefit, but also' aid the buyer. PHONE 1900 13 Furniahed Apartment! UNFURNISHED TteautKut court apartment, hardwood floors. Illn uutli. tile abower, natural hot water heat, garngo. 2012 Main. Inquire Apt, if. Phone llaOM. 0192 KOH MKNT Furniahed apurt- menla, close tn, newly decorat ed; reasonable. Pliona 860. 0162 FUltNIHIIKI) AI'T. lu duplex. Fuel. Phone 1641W. lit) Lin coln. Villi roil RENT Furniahed apt. 637 High. 02KI 14 Furniahed Houaea FOR KENT e-rooiu furniahed house. Phone 1871. 0161 6-ROOM. partly furniahed bouae, haMeiuent. laundry tray, garagt. nice yard.' Call 1S93J. 0199 MOIiKltN -room duplex. Phone Ills 0137 IS Unfurniahed Houaea FOR RENT Seren-room bouae, excellent condition. Hot Springe. Reasonable Phone 866. 0163 FOR RKNT Klx rooms and batb, laraia, range. 1720 Menloway. 01H7 17 Real Eatate For Sal FOR BALE Property la gotnl up. And here la your chime, to buy Income property ebsap. l.eaa than half what It coat I yeara ago. 6 houaea on Orch ard Ave., o(( the pavetneul toi only 13,600, with not laaa tbau I6V0.OO down, balance mouth ly. Act quick. Inquire 1441 Orchard Way. FOR SALE 320 acrea. 360 un der irrigation; free water right. Price 16,000, 12.000 down, bal anra on terma. Iran Pankey. Sprague Hirer 01M 1 8a To Exchange FIRST CLASS 64 acre farm In Tule Lake dlatrlct. slocked and equipped to trade for clear In come property or realdenca property In Klamath Falle. Lakevlew, or Rogue Valley. Free and clear ot all Indebtcd noaa. FAVF.LI.-ITI.EY REALTY CO. Lexlle Peyton. Mar. 114 N. 7th St. Phona 1414 18 Real Eatate For Leaae FOR LEASE 200 acrea farm land. Old Downing ranch. Ivan Oregon. Apply J. II. Carnuhan. Wllllla lllrla . cltv: 01 19 Automotive FOR SALE OR TRADE 192S DodRn (irnham ten and half ton truck and Vaughn wood aaw. Hack ot 1124 Owena St. 20 Miacellaneoua For Sale FOR BARGAINS In ettgntly need furniture and rangee we nay caah for aecond band gooda Piano for aala or rent. KLAMATH FURNITURE EXCHANGE 711 Main Phona 14 Your credit to good. 0441 ViKLVINATOK refrigerator, cheap for caah. Will be out o town several dava. Addreaa box 0198, llerald-Newa. 0113 CANARY IIIRD8 Slngore 13.60. hena 76c. 2441 Orchard Way. FOR SALE Cabin at Lake o' the Wooda. 120 Delta. 0167 FOR SALE Fox 152! Monrlnlr. toy 017S 21 Wanted Miacellaneoua WANTED TO BUY Second hand elect rlo milk aeparator. John Ilon-lk. Mnltn. 0197 22 Liveatock and Feed WITH MILK PRICES going up. now la the time to buy thai good family milch cow. Teu head fresh Guernsey. Jersey and llolstulna to pick from Priced renaonably. Anken-y Ranch. Rt. 1. Box 213. 0145 HORSES FOR 8ALR 1100 t3 1300 pounds. South Slxtti Street, opposite Klamath Falls Auto Camp. 0171 FOR SALE Two-year old Guorn aey bull, registered. 3100 at ranch, or 3125 dellrernd. Rt. 4, box 418, Clranta Paas, Ore. 0144 SIX HOI.STKIN cowa, all trcsh (or aalo at today'e prices, F. J Ellmer, Malln, Ore. 0130 2a fg?lt.r f ? S1' STATE Blood Tested White Lex horns, nnrred Rocks and Red Chlcke. Nine Dollars 100 pre paid and minrnntccd. J. R. Ma- f ii Ire. 2416 N. B. Oreon St., ortland. 0130 Financial SAVE . SAVE SAVE ON AUTO LOANS AND REFINANCING Lowell ratea and aaaleat terma Investlgata and ba oonvlnced. MOTOR INVESTMENT CO. 101 80. 7th. Ph. 1141 Hate Llcanaa M-104 $ $ Salary Loans $ $ 6 TO 30 DOLLARS ON YOUR PLAIN NOTE No Intereat deductlona, you recelre lull amount applied (or. 1 to I months lime. All loana confidential STATE LOAN Co. 803-Ore Bk.Rld. Ph. 711 Lie by State 8-144 23 Klamath Business Directory Beauty Parlors Permanent Ware Shop. An oil aolutlon for 12.60 eomplatt Pboaa 101. 1132 Main Doctor Dr. O. W. Weatllnd. Naturopathic Phyalclan. Chronic and nervoua dlaeaaea a apeclalty. 211-211 L O. O. F. Bldg. Jeweler "LET UEOROE DO IT" George L. Meta Expert Watchmaker and Jeweler REPAIRING. 837 Main Bt. Hemstitching Hemstitching and. Dreaamaklng Meaaurementa taken (or Spirella Coraets. Maybe!! Dana. 131 North 4th HEMSTITCHING, BUTTONS cor ered, dressmaking. Mra. H M. Allendcr. 614 Walnut. 0176 Mineral Bath Mineral Hat lis Hot Spring Nat. NORTH BEND, Ore.. July 81 fA)Flre which It bellered to have been caused hjr t ihort cir cuit In power wiring, last night dfit royed t he B. K. V, renpor plant, hurtled three slant ahlp wayi of the Knie and Banka h1pyardn and awept through part of the Mountain Statea Power company plant, causing loan entt mated by owners at approximate ly 1300.000. Several float bouses were de stroyed, and scores of homes on the Marshfleld-North Bend water front road were endangered." The blase was one of the most spec tacular In the history of Coos Bay. Sparks and embers were carried more than a mile, caused many brunh fires, and threatened the Coos Bay Gaa company plant and four major oil company In stallations. Fishing wouldn't be so bad. It the fhh would only bite Just halt aa often as the nioaqultoa. She's in HORIZONTAL 1 Who la the lady In the picture? 12 Krrs ot fishes. 13 Rays again. 14 Dron bee. 18 All. 13 Skill. 19 To divide In two equal parte, 31 Hide. 22 To crawl. 24 To jump. 26 Sun tod 20 Rone. 23 Talisman. 32 Self possession. 33 Pertaining to lore. 37 Like dew. 33 Breathed laboriously. 40 Rabbit. 41 Toward. 43 Yea. 4.1 Totals. 47 Game. 61 Century plant fiber. 64 A alster'i child. Answer 66 Stir. 67 Devoured. 63 Crooked I variant). 63 Stupidity. 62 ReinR. C3The lady In the picture Is the head of the national women's o denization atrlvlng (or VF.ItTICAI. 1 To propose. 2 Roll ot Aim. 3 To wecp.- COOS BAY PLANTS 10 FISHERMEN DAMAGED BY FIFIE MOVED BY FRENCH to sLpi i ICw DBiYjRQLJA tJTWriaIv i Elf ajy AHs Afe teldlTjl f DIE ISPlSfoilB t!e ;e nhe f Te 'maHl W. W"e cSMlfp ROWS) ECjEipJ PON PER BIRD TjE 'N A CjE E laiSJB T O'RCSIU p.THSRBpia up D.0;ME.SHCp.V-AJlll p Z ;R;AjS'E U dwE U Eje-ITiO D pi&iTlA!ulqnql,iTlA,iT Its If 5S' 555 19 31 rW5! SfT 46 3i r j'SSv 3T is 5a aa io - T5" 1 S3! W 5a " --. 5 ETO-S- S Necaititic for Work WILL GIVE young man room In eichanga (or chorea. Call '"mi'iw ai ii ii ""a Work for Necenitiea YOUNG WOMAN wanta lob car Ing (or children. 622 Walnut. 0471 EXPERIENCED woman will can fruit on aharea. Will make Iam. Jelly or plcklea ot any Ind aire. W. i, Ubrlna. Rt. 1, Box 646. 0001 WOMAN Will, work tn exchange for good used furniture or wha' hare yout Beat refer encea. 1703 Oregon. 0296 CAPABLE woman will do hoiae work (or neceaaltlea. 3440 Oregon. 0409 Public Stenographer Arlene Q. Smith. Open erenln;. until 10. Office: 617 Main St. Phone 133. Second Hand Store Will pay hlgheat price for second hand toola ot all kinds, rides, aad dlea, small cook stores. O. K. Second Hand Store, 821 Klamath Are. Swimming Leaton PAUL H. GRAVELLB Phona 1647W. 0281 Turkiah Bath Maeaage, Colonic irrigation. Reg latered Nurse. 127 So. Seventh. Typewriter School Trained Macbanio 14 Yeara' Experience Adding Machine and Typewriter Salea and Berries 620 Main' Phone 843 Upstair Shoppe Torgler'a Dreaa Shoppe (or new (all allk dreasea, attractive tor male and Donna Lee cotton (rocka. 731 Main. Phone S2j. CANTON, 'China, July 81, (IP) Report from Hainan today said Chinese fishermen have been ordered to leave Seven Islands re cently annexed by France and were being removed to the Para eel la- lands in the China Sea. The Nanking government In structed .the foreign a train! com' mtssloner In Canton to investi gate, and an official party wilt proceed to the islands In a gun boat. Nanking, meanwhile, wil take no action. Bishop Remington Preaches At N. Y, NEW YORK, July 81, (VP The theory that modern ecience Is capable of becoming a serious threat to man was expressed here Sunday by the right Rer. William P. Remington. Episcopal Bishop of Eastern Oregon, In a sermon at St. Thomas Protestant Episcopal church on Fifth avenue. Politics Previous Fuxzle 17RlBht (abbr.). 20 Morlndln dye. 22 Pussy. 23 Grass. 25 To re-rent 27 Jet ot fine vapor. 29 Bird. 30 Pitcher. 31 Cprlght shaft. 3,1 To cut off. 34 Native metal. 36 Door rue 89 Dower property. 40 To make lace. 44 Face of a clock. 45 Half. 46 South Caro lina tabbr.). 43 Young aalmon. 49 Smell. 60 Flower. 61 Father. 62 Paragraph. 63 X (pi.). 65Mooley apple. 67 Within (combining (orm). 60 Hawaiian bird. 61 Provided. 4 Pronoun. 6 Armadillo. Withered. 7 To detest. 3 Street. Tree. 10 Unoccupied. 11 New alar. 13 The lady In tha picture la working for what specific cause? ' 16 Sha was at one time president of the Woman'a National -Club? (pi.). National, Local Markets Portland Livestock PORTLAND, July II, IVP) Cattle: 1203, calres 63; general ly steady. Bteers, best, 15.00 to 13.60; common and medium, 83.00 to 14. SO; heifers, best. 3.76 to 14.00; medium, 13.25 to 13.60 cowa, beat, 13.00 to 11.25; com mon and medium, 11.75 to 32.75; Cannera, 11.00 to 2.00; bulls, boat, 13.00 to 53.26; medium. 12.75 to (3.00; calves, beat, 16.00 to 16.25; good, 15.00 to 16.60; ordinary, 14.00 to 34.60. Hoga: 2519; generally ateady. Top light butchers, 35.60 to 15.75; heavy butchers. 5.00 to 35.25; sows. 13.00 to lU.ju; slaughter piga, 14.75 to 35.00; feeder Pigs, 34.75 to 15.00. Sheep: 1878; sheep quiet. Is ml., ateady. Lamba, beat. 16.50 to $6. 00; medium, (4.60 to 5.0'J; feeder lamba, 4.00 to 34.50. yearling wethers, 3.1. SO to 14.00; ewes, 61-00 to 12.00. Legal Notice is the mtcriT fWRT of THK 8T.V1 K OF 01tK(K)N IN AM) r'OK THK tXtl'MK Or' KLAMATH. Einlty No. 3927 ALIAS SUMMONS FOR PUBLI CATION The Federal Land Bank of Spokane, a corporation, plainlKf, vs. M. . Letts; 8. P. Lalta; Frank Latta; Nellie Latta; Al fred Blaeser and Jane Doe Blae ser. husband and wife: E. L. Elliott, aa administrator with the will annexed of tha estate of Lisietta Blaeaer Hague, deceased; Herbert F. Phillips; Edwin S. I'hllllpa; K. B. A) era and Mrs. E. B. Ayara, busband and wife: tha unknown heira of LlazetU B. Hague, deceaaed; and Klam ath Falls National Farm Loan Association, a corporation, de fendants. To: Alfred Blaeser. Jane Doe Blaeser. Herbert F. Phillips, Ed win S. Phillips, and the unknown helra of Llsimta B. Hague, de ceased, of defendants. In tbe name of tha State of Oregon. You. and each ot you, ara hereby reauired to appear and anawer the amended complaint filed against you. In the above entitled suit, on or Detore Au gust 8. 1933. that being the last day of the time you may appear In this suit under the order (or publication ot this summons. If yon (ail so to appear or answer, lor want tnereoi tne piainuii will apply to the Court (or the relief prayed for In Its amended complaint, on (He herein, and will take Judgment and decree aa follows, to-wit: For Judgment against tha defendants, M. E. Latta: S. P. Latta: Frank Latta. and Nellie Latta, and against each or them, for the sum ot si4y. 88. with interest at tha rata of 8 per annum from the Z9tb day ot September, 1931: tne aum or iisz.uo. witn in terest at the rate of 3 per annum from the 29th day of March, 1932; the sum ot 1182.00, with Interest at the rata or 8 per annum irom the 29th day ot September, tne aum 01 usi.uu with Interest at the rate ot 8 per annum from the Z9tn day of March. 1933: the anm of (..116.67, with intereat at the rate of 61 Per annnm from the 29th day of March, 19.13; tne sum ot i:a4.ee, with Interest at tha rate of 8 per annum from the 6th day ot Jnnnarr, 1933; the aum o( 33.99, Insurance pre mium; and the sum of 334.00. abstract charges; the sum ot 3300.00, attorney fees; and (or plaintiff'a costs and dia- bursements in this snit; tha: It be decreed that the stock In The Federal Land Bank of Spokane owned bv the Klam ath Falls National Farm Loan Aesociation and pledged aa aa curity for said loan be re tired and the par valne there of applied upon the Indebted ness secured by aaid mort gage. For further Judgment and decree ot this Court decreeing (oreclosure of the mortgage set out In plaintiff's amended complaint, and (or the sale of the premises therein de scribed, in the manner provid ed by law; that the proceeds of said sale be applied in pay ment of the above mentioned sums due plaintiff and that all defendants herein men tioned, and all persona claim ing In any manner. aubseQuent to the execution of the mort gage lien herein alleged, be barred and (oreclosed of all right, title. Interest andor equity In and to said mort gaged premises, and avery part thereot. And the plaintiff prays for such other and further relief as to tha Court may aeero eaultahle. Sattl mortgaged premises ara de scribed aa (ollows: All of Lots Two, Three and Four and the West Halt of the Northwest Quarter of Sec tion Thirty-one, Township Thirty-nine. South ot Range Ten. Enst of tha Willamette Meridian, not already con veyed to the United States for canals and drains and which Is situated North of a line beginning at a point on the center lne of the County Road, and North 428.9 feet of the Quarter Corner of the West side of said Section Thirty-one. and running thence North 80' 46' East 1660 feet to the West edge of the V. 8. R. S. Drain Ditch, thence South 300 feet; thence North 89'4B' Enst 760 feet, more or less, to the meander line of Lost River, .'ontalnlni 1.12.23 acres, more or less. Klamath County. State of Ore gon. This summons la served h publication thereof. In Tha Klam ath News, a daily newspaper printed, published and or general circulation In Klamath County uregon, oy orner or tna Honor nble W. M. Duncan, Judge ot the above entitled Conrt, made and entered on June 29. 11.13. whicn said order requires that this summons be published once a wee ror tour (4) consecutive weeks, and the first publication of this summons Is July 11, 1933. HK.MtY K. 1'KKKINS. Of Attorneys for Plaintiff. Address: The First National Bank B n 1 1 d I n g, Klamath Falls, Oregon. (Julv 11. la. IB; A. 1. i t N 631 ' WHEAT PfflGES CONTHACTS E Administrators for tha farm national recovery act have de cided to offer contracts provid ing for an Initial payment of 20 cents per b ' -nd (Inal con tract payments of not leaa than S centa per bushel or mora than 10 cents per bushel for wheat. C. A. Henderson announced Sat urday. When the connty Is complete ly organised, tha government contemplatea having Initial menta available o r about Sep tember 16, he aaid. Comnr I ty meetings will be held to or ganize the county as oon as initial allotment eontracta are received from tha government. Hcnderaon aaid they aro ex pected about Angast 16. Dls- rlcts o( the county where meet ings are expected to be held are Merrill. Malfn, Bonanza Henley. Klamath Falls. Tula Lake will he held by the extension depart ment ot the University of Cali fornia, Henderson aaid. The meetings to be held in Tule Lake district will be car ried on under the direction ol Jack Hayea in Modoc county. the county agriculture agent of Alturas. and by Mr. Maxwell In Siskiyou county, an emergency appointee for that purpose with headquarters at Yreka. Taxable consumption of wheat In tha United . Statea for the year totals 460 million bushels. therefore tha allotment benefit paymenta ara based oa 64 per cent of tha average production. iniormaiion received Dy nenaor- son said. - AMUSEMENTS Pelican Now playing, Fred eric March and Carv Grant In "Tha Eagla and the Hawk." Pine Tree Now playing, Joan Blondell and Rlcardo Cortex In "Broadway Bad." Vox Now playing, John Bar- rymora and Diana Wynyard la "Reunion In Vienna." PEI.ICAX The roar of airplane motors, the scream ot arind thaongh struts and braces, the rat-tat-tat of death-dealing machine guns and above them all, tbe friendship and hatred that flourishes between men engaged In (lying to death this, briefly, Is "The Eagle and The Hawk," atory of wartime art. atlon, which opens today at the Pelican theatre. Fredrlc March and Cary Grant play the two leading rolea In the picture. Jack Oakle furnishes comedy Interest and Carole Lom bard romantic Interest. PINE TREE "Broadway Bad." coming to the Pine Tree theatre today, comblnea gayety. music and dis plays of feminine beauty with tense emotional drama. Featured In the cast ara Joan Blondell, Rlcardo Cortex, Ginger Rogers. Allen Vincent. Victor Jory. Adrlenne Ames, Phil Tead. Francis McDonald and Spencer Charters. Sidney Lanfleld direct ed. Heretofore gay music, spark' ling dialogue and arraye o( beau tiful girls have been associate! with sophisticated comedies or other films of light vein. In Broadway Bnd they form a na tural and colorful background for the dramatic storv ot a girl who fights a winning battle against circumstances and the handicaps of an undeserved repu tation. VOX John Barrymora cuta a wide swath to greater popularity as tne mad, impulsive, irresistible and etormy Hapsburg who re turns from banishment to renew the memory of kisses that linger ed after V ienna a glory faded. As the dashing hero of Robert E. Sherwood's "Reunion in Vien na," llarrymore gives the most en gaging role of his entire career. In the new Metro-Goldwyn-Mayei feature, which opened Sunday at the Vox Theatre, Barrymore has an Ideal characterization that matches his Individual talents and personality as though tailor ed to his measure by tha author Robert E. Sherwood. lilnna Wynward Scores Diana Wynyard acquits herself none the less brilliantly as the lady tor whose kisses tha exiled archduke pines. Scientists at U. 8. Department of Agriculture announce pro gress in war on warden pesta. nut so rnr they seem to have been unable to do anything about tha neighbor who la alwaya bor rowing our rake. RELEASED a- Stock Market Quotations NEW YORK, July 11. (yP) Stock market prices slumped to day under quiet bat ateady liquid ation and some renewed ahort selling by bearish contingents that played for the expected "ae condary reaction." There waa a noticeable acarclty of bids and several leaders dropped 1 to 6 or mora points. Tbe close, de spite a lata rally, waa heavy. Transfers approximated only 3, 300.000 shares. Today's closing prices: Air Reduction Alaska Jun. - AW Cbem. 4k Dye ,, 89) 121 116 821 39J 11 Hi 121 33 1J 671 23 21 151 361 141 26J 611 ll 415 20 1 201 81 60 76, S 471 71 7 161 n 86 iti 13 20 311 141 43 181 251 351 88 301 301 201 181 62 191 761 lt 401 141 t 191 331 121 44 44 Am. Can - Am. Coml. alco. Am. aV For. Pow. Am. Smelt R. .. A. T. T Am. Tob. B. Anaconda Atchison . Atlantis Ref. Baltimore Ohio Bendlx Aviation Ilethelem Steel Burr. Add. Ma eh. California Pack. Canada Pacific Case (J. I.) Caterpillar Tract. Cheaepeaka & Ohio Chrysler Col. O. aV E. Commercial Solv. Commonwealth So. Continental Caa , Corn Producta Curtlsa-W right Drug Inc. Dnpont Eastman Kodak Elec. Auto Lt. El. Pow. & Lt. General Fooda General Motors Gillette Rasor Gold Dost ,. Int. Harvest I. T. 4b T. Johns Manvllla , Kennecott Con Cop. Kroger Grocery Llbbey-O-Ford Liggett A Myers B. Liquid carb. Lorillard Tob. Co. Montgomery Ward Naan Motora National Biscuit Co. National Dairy Prod. National DistllL Nat. Pow. Lt. N. T. Cent. North Amer. Packard Penney J. c. Penn. R. R. Phillips Pet. Pub. Service N. J. . Pullman Co. Radio Corp. 7J 15 K. K. O. Rem. Rand .. Rey Tobacco B. 8 41 321 Sears Roe. Shell Union Southern Pacific Co. 7 14 25 standard Brands . Standard Oil Cal. Standard Oil K. J. Studebaker Co. Texaa Corp. Tex. Gulf Sol. , Trans-Amer. , Union Carb. Union Pacific United Aircraft United Corp. United Gas Imp. U. 8. Indus. Alco. U. S. Rubber U. 8. Steel ! 331 341 Si 21 262 t 401 110 101 92 10 541 18 52 Vanadlnm 221 191 W'est. Elect Mf. , Woolworth , 43 Portland Produce PORTLAND, July 81, (JPy Duller. DrmiL mm. in, dards, 24c. Butterfat: Portland delivery: A grade. fe Ih. Pa rm..'. amt delivery, 21c lb.; aweet cream 6c higher. Eggs: Pacifle poultry produc ers' selllnr nrten- a,pi 41.. extras, 32c; standards, 20c; ma- umins, zuc; punets, ieo dozen. Buying price by wholesalers: Fresh current reeelnt. HA Ih. an. up, 15c to 16c dozen. , miik: contract price. 4 net.. Portland delivery, 31.70 cwt.; B grade cream. 371c lb. Cheese: 92 score Oregon trip lets, izic; loat, i.ic lb.; brok ers will nav le holnw ....,..; Country meats: Selling price .u iciuuers: couniry-Kiued Dogs, best butcher, under 150 lbs., 71c to 8c; vealers. 70 to 100 lbs., 81c to 9c; spring lambs, lie lb.; yearlings, 4c to 6c lb.; heavy ewea, 2c to 3c lb.; medium covs, 4e to 5c lb.; canner cows, 2o to 3c lb.; bulls, 41c to 6c lb. Mohair: Buying price: 1033 cup. 16c lb. Casenra bark: buying prlca: 1938 peel. 21c lb. Hops: Nominal, 1933, 4Sc to ouc in. Live Poultry: Portland deliv ery; buying pricea: heavy hans colored, 41 to 61 lbs.. 11c; do 01 Itis., np, 11c; hena over 31 lbs., 9c; under 31 lbs., c; broil ers, II lbs., 12c; colored springs. a ids., np. iae to 14c; roasters Over 21 ll . lie, rnn.).. c . 1 lb. Ducks, peklns, broilers, 8c to lOo in., uiu uucks, pexins l do colored, 10c lb. Onions: Selling prices to tailers: Oregon, 31.25 to $1 cental. New onions: Walla Wall, tl cental. Potatoes Local, $3; Deschutes gems, 32.28 cental: do bakers. 82.40: Yaklm. -en. lain New potatoes: Local white and ,ru, ei.ea wj az.uo cental. Strawberries: New Oregons $1.75 to 12.00 erats. WOOl: 19.13 Clin nnmln.h WU inineiie valley, Z3C to ISC Eastern Oregon. lc to 21c Southern Idaho, 1Se.9A ik lb. lb.; Hay: Buying price froni pro- uucer; auaiia, no. l new ct 316 to 318; clover. No. 1, 3 crop 814: Kastern Uregon timothy oata and vetch, 116 ton. 118; Considering the weather we're been having, what p. T. Barnain really Intended to aay probably waa "Tha American public like to looled." GRAIN MART TO MINIMUM 1 , CHICAOO. July 31. UPi For tha third aucceaslva day. grain price, today (ell tha maximum amounts permitted under new regulations of the leading Ameri can exchanges, 3e to 6ft, Liquidating salea wera strong ly In evidence, and despite num erous rallies proved persistent enough to dominate over all other iactors. During much ot the day, business waa virtually at a a'and- still, with brokers holding quan tities of selling orders that eould not be executed. Auguat monthly onodlcial do mestic crop snmmarlea to be la- aued tomorrow were expected to show the smallest aggregate yield of wheat and oata since 1S3. Wheat closed almost llfetaaa. 4Ic-6c under Saturday's finish, corn 4e down, oata 3c off, and provisions at 12c to 60c decline PORTLAND GHUUX PORTLAND, July 11, OPy. Wheat: Open High Low Cloaa July .78 .78 .7 .71 Sept. .77 .77 .751 .751 Dec, .80 .80 .7ft .71 Caah Whcaa No. 1. bis: bend hlnnit-m as Dark hard winter, 12 .11 Darn nard winter, 11 .74 Soft whit 71 Western whita . ,71 Hard winter 71 Northern aprlng . ,, .,, 71 western red Ta Oata: No. 1, white. 126.50. Corn, No. 2, yellow, 821.00, Millrun standard, 119.50. Todav'a ear reoalnr. Wki 60; barley, 1; floor, 18; oata, 1; bay, 2. HOGS HIGHER Of. FRISCO'S MARKET SO. flAV TRAvrfarvk vt 10. (UP) Hogs: 785, Including au direct. Active, fully 100 higher than Friday or 60 above Saturday'a paper top; bulk 166 200 lb. Callfornlaa l4.0-t.5.85, latter top; two loada Coloradoa 35.40-35.(5, few 35.15; pack ing sows mostly 14. Cattle: 600. slow, market not fully established, early galea and bida steers weak to shade lower, some bids 25c off; sha stock mostly steady; two eara medium 886-894 lb. California altera 1 5, few medium weighty 84. ear annnlem-ntan t u.i.t above 35.60; few 817 lb. north coast heifers 84: load 1110 ih cows, aama origin. 13 .16. ear common to fairly good Nevadas (3.26-13; odd bulla 33.76. Calves, inn .in. dlum and fairly good 885-860 iu. ea-aa.zo. Sheep: 2600, Including 680 direct. Rlnw. Mrtl.l .1 'ml steady to 10c higher. about 450 head good to choice wooled Oregon and Washington lamba 36.85; four decks 74-88 lb. holdovers 6.10 atralght; matured classes oft market. Chicago Livestock L.m,nuui J my a I, fP) (u.- 8. D. A.) Hogs: 38,000; draggy ateady to 60 lower, 200-290 lbs.. 34.65-34.65, top 14.70. Pa rf la.. 1 aaa. a v.t.g. a.,vuv; Biriciay (000 and choice yearlinM and light and "!" Bt-swiB airuug to 25o higher, lower gradea weak m o.OOT Killing classes under pressure, best med- lllm wal.ht . . . . . ..... -Dieeia, ii.iv; several loada yearlings and light steers, 36.60 tn IT tc Wl I. .a sell at 38.25 upward, best light heifers early 36.00; choice veal ers. 36.00. Sheep: 18.000: generally ask ing ateady on native lamba but In Between and lower gradea under pressure. Bulk native lambs, 3.7.75 down, top $8.35; fat year llnga scarce, sheep about ateady. Stock Averages (Copyright 1931, standard Itatk tlcs Company) 60 10 10 . Indl's RBs Ufa Total Monday .j 4,.i ,0 , Pr.v day 7. 4S.5 94.1 II t Wask ago S7.S 4S.4 7.1 SI.4 Tsar ago III ti.T !. 41.4 yeara ago 1S. lll.l In s us. Hlh 10J.1 68.0 11I.T . Low, 1831 49.1 US tl.6 4S.9 High, 1931 72.1 la.l 1110 Til Low, 1931 (6.1 U.S 11.1 16,1 Bond Averages (Copyright 1911, standard Statis tics Company) so so so aa Indi a RH'i ut's Total Monday . 7&.S 10.9 ISO SOI Prav. day .... Week ago Year ago . 1 years ago High, 1931 Low, 1931 High, 1931 LOW, 1931 75.9 81.1 .3 11.1 75.5 81.1 JH.l SO 1.7 59.1 77.1 SI 4 93 8 107.4 100.1 lot. 4 77.1 14.1 111 111 11.1 57.0 74.1 111 71.1 71.1 881 71.1 41.1 47.4 10.1 61.6 Anti-repeal leader says pro hibition speakera should popular Ize their remarka by making mora wise-cracks. Does thia mean we ara to have aoma dry humorf Get Marriage License Ray mond C. Yost, 43, orehardlst ot Med ford, and Husle C. Lonson, 44, nurse of Medford. applied (or a marriage license at tha) county clark'a office Monday, morning, ,