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August 5, 1933
THE KLAMATH NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
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3 I General Notice
17a Ratal Estate Wanted
WISH fo bur home, near 11.000
olaaa, Addreaa llog 1)221,
and H.-rald. 0.-3
19
Automotive
BEE LINE
Axel, Wheal and Frame Barrio
Steering Troubles
Corrected
103 8. 8lth.
0347
1131 Hudson rnupe, wire
wbeela. fine condition, priced
n'tiannably.
milk llupinnlill t aport road
atur, like new.
mt Olriamobll cabriolet, good
Urea and palnL
1911 Hudson l-paaaenger go
dan, a mod buy.
All.MKTItONli MOTOItS
401 H. 81b St.
0521
WANTKU Redan or roach body,
In (air aha pa. for 130 Chevro
let. Adclrna box XT3, car
lltirald office.
KOIt HALR (lit THADHS llll
Dde Graham too and half
truck and Vaughn wood aaw.
Dark of 1114 Oweng street.
01
20 Miscellaneous For 5a la
A Truck A Day
Each Way
Klamath Falls Portland
If Ton are mnvtn fiAv.ti DAfl.
land. Senilis or way points- you
will find our sorvlrn and rntea to
your auvantago. vn naul any
thins wool livestock, household
goods, furniture.
BRATTON'S
AUTO FREIGHT
Phone 14 2.
101 E. Msln SI
0476
PAINTINO, decoratlui. papering
estimates on any Job, large or
aniau, rnon hit. J. w
nan. 1109
RADIO SKHVlcm or an kluda.
win. Long. 1401 Lookout lit.
Phone I sir. J Mas
4 reraonals
ll.MK. MAZA gives farts not prom
isee, jieiiiuu novice on all ec
fnlra. Klamath Kails Auto
Park. So. Itb. 0208
MMK. ItKTA Medium. Iti-llnhlo
advice and aid In all affalra of
life. 117 S. Ind St., corner
maninin. uois
PKAIMNHB dally Ml Oak Ue
aaBecnwiDKaeBaeHa
5 Transportation
Travel By Stage
11 Hrs. to Portland
11. SO one way 110.60 round
trip.
II Hrs. to Seattle
17.10 one way, 114 00 round
Trio.
Via Head and Wsplnltla. Lear
, K. Falls 11:10 P. M. Urev
hniind Depot Phone 13 54
SR. HIGH SCHOOL BOY will ex.
- chans work for room and
nnnrd. References. News-Herald,
box 0614. - 0614
HIGH SCHOOL ROT will ex
change work for room and board.
Ilox 194, News-Herald. 0394
EXPERIENCED CIIHIj wishes
hotisrwork. Phone sfiSR. ."tnos
wain i 1 1 n alalia in isaswsam n
13 Furnished Apartments
FURNISHED APT. In duplex.
Fuel. Phone 1641W. 91 I.Hi
coln. 06 It
ONE I.AIIQK 1-room apartment,
outaldo entrance. Alao one
nice room apartment, every
thing furnlahedi low rent. 411
Oak. 3007
FURNISHED lame two-room
apartment, wnahlng machine,
lights and water, Reduced
rent. 917 Jefforaon. 0117
UNFURNISHED Beautiful court
apartment, hardwood floors,
tile both, til shower, natural
hot water hent, garnjro. toll
' Mnln. Inquire Apt, F. Phono
118GM. 0192
FOR RENT Furnished epart
menta, clone In, newly derorat
ed; reasonable. Phone 86(1.
0152
FOR RENT Furnlaned apt. 637
High. njSI
14
Furnished Houses
I ROOM DUPLEX, gnrnge. 117
So. 7th St. 0221
FOR RENT 6-room furnished
hone;JMvwa137i!L 4
15 Unfurnished Houses
ALMOST new modern four-room
hnuao, two hodrnoms nnd baxe
mnnt gRrnirn, lnwn and shrub
bery, In Hot Sprlnfta. Phone
404H. 0740
FOR ttRNT 1 room homo and
acre, 16 month. Alao chickens,
turkeys, rnhhlts and furniture
(or sale, 75. P. O. Ilox 9.14.
. 1 021
17 Real Estate For Sale
FOR LEASE OR BALE Hotel,
ill rooina, nnar business dis
trict, rery reasonable. Writ
bog 0021, News-Herald. 0021
Sunshine Jersey Station
Milk 28c Gal.
Best Butter, Cream
and Eggs.
8 miles out Keno
highway.
till
FOR BAKUAlNa in slightly ased
fumltur snd rang, w pay
cash for second band goods.
Piano for sale or not.
KLAMATH FURNITURE
EXCHANOE
711 Main Phons S94
Tour credit hi good.
. - 0441
KOIt SALE flood laddie horaa,
llvnry. Stnr delivery, two-wheel
irimitr. will Irene or Bell rwa
sonsble. White houa across
from Swan Lake I.br. Co. 0.r24
TWO AWNINas On ft. and
one 12 Inches. Very cheap.
Ill Spring bt. Pbon 12741.
0610
FOR 8 ALB II Browning auto
nintlc. practically new. 11
Loonili building. Phone 721 W.
0718
FOR BALH-
41(1 n th.
20a
Plumbing flxturea.
013
Swaps
TO TRADE Wood for rent of
rniir or rir room boua. Nr
Hcrald. box 07a. 0739
21 Wanted Miscellaneous
SMALL kitchen range, -water coli.
Cai.li. v,!s HIINIdn
22 Livestock and Feed
FOR SALE OR TRADE 180
Dorset ewes, aowa. aboata. har
ness. Bob Adama, Merrill.
22a Poultry For Sate
STATE Blood Teated Whit Leg
horna. Barred Hocka and Red
Chirks. Nine Dollars 100 pre
paid and guaranteed. 1. R. Ma
gulre, 141 N. K. Oregon St..
Portland ' ' QUI)
23
Financial
3AVE
SAVE
SAVE
ON
AUTO LOANS
AND REFINANCING
Lowest rates and taslest trma
Inreatlgat and be convinced.
MOTOR INVESTMENT CO.
101 So. 7th. Ph. 1141
Stat Llcenae M-104
$ $ Salary Loans $
t TO 30 DOLLARS ON
TOUR PLAIN NOTE
No Interest dodurtlons, you rclr
full amount applied for. 1 to (
months time. All losns confidential.
STATE LOAN Co. 101-Or Bk.Bld.
Phflajjjjte
24 Business Opportunities
ARB TOU LOOKINO FOR a real
money making . proposition?
1160 Investment reiiulred. Will
ahnw net profit 1100 to 1400
per month. Be Mr. Morgan,
Link River Auto Camp, cnbln
1 s. between 4 snd 7 p. m. 3nofi
Necessities for Work
WILL GIVE young man room In
eicnnnge tor chores, tall
iam.i. 0201
MaaMBH8i
Work for Necessities
HIOH StHOOL BOY will x-
cimnitn work lor room, board
and clothing. 6171 High. 3004
YOUNO WOMAN wants lob csr-
2 Walnut,
Ing for children. 621
0471
EXPERIENCED woman will can
rruit on snares, will make
Jnm, Jolly or pickles ot sny
kind. Mrs. W. J, Uhrln. Rt.
1, Box 64t. 0008
WOMAN Will work In exchange
lor goon usea rurniturs or
wh' have youT Boat refer
ences. 1703 Oregon. 0396
CAPABLE woman will do house
work for necessities. 1440
Oregon. 0409
SPEND a few cents and see If
?ou cno sell that car you bar
n the shed that someon elss
might Ilk to be driving down
th street, Cltsslfld ads par
Try your lock.
Klamath Business Directory
Doctors
Dr. O. W. Woatllnd, Nsturopsthlc
Physician, t chronic and nervous
dilutes a specialty.
211-111 L O. O. F. Bid!.
Jeweler
"LET OBOROB DO IT"
Qeorg L. Mats
Expert Watchmaker and Jeweler
REPAIRING. 117 Main St.
Hemstitching
Hemstitching and. Dressmsklng
Measurements taken for Bplrella
Coraeta.
Uayball Davis, 111 North 4tb
HEMSTITCHING, BUTTONS eor
ered, dreeamaklng. Mrs. H.
M. Atlender. 614 Wslnut.
0171
Mineral Bath
Mineral Batba Hot Spring Nat.
Second Hand Store
Will pay highest prices for second
hsnd tools of all klndn. rifles, sad
dles, small cook stoves.
O. K. Second Hsnd Store,
111 Klsmstb AT.
Swimming Lesson
PAUL H. GHAVELLE
Pbon 1647W. 0211
Turkish Baths
Massag. Colonic Irrigation. Reg
latered Nurse. 127 ho. Seventh.
Typewriter
School Trained Mechanic
14 Years' Experience
Adding Machine and Typewriter
Sal and Berries
610 Main Pbon (41
Upstair Shoppe
Torgler's Dreas Shoppe for new
fall silk dresaes, attractive for
mats and Donna Lee cotton
frocks. 731 Main. Pbon S2J.
AT MERRILL
MERRILL, Or. Mrs. W. F.
Hill hss been losing her young
chlrkepa for soms time peat, but
was nerer able to cstrh the
thief. On evening last week a
neighbor was pasalng and slong
the drsln ditch near th Hills
saw a family ot skunks march
ing single 111 toward the Hill's.
Louis Hill got a gun and killed
seven ot th family. II Is re
ported skunks have been rather
numerous tbla year.
Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Anderson
snd Miss Helen Anderson re
turned Thursday from a ten-days
visit at Lake Odell a the guests
ot Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Msrtln.
Mlas Louise Dslton ts visiting
st Diamond lake, th gueat of
ber aunt and unci, Mr. and Mrs.
W. C. Dalton.
Frank Champlln, who has been
visiting his daughter, Mrs. W.
H. Wynsnt, for th past weak,
left for his home In Grants Pasa
Monday.
Mlas May Toll apent the
week-end with her parenta, Mr.
and Mrs. H. F. Tolls. Mlas
Toll hss juat returned from a
trip to Seattle, Wash., and also
visited In Portland.
Dr. and Mrs. F. E. Trotman
and children left Jant week for
Seattle, Waah. Dr. Trotmsn re
turned th lsat ot th week but
Mrs. Trotman will remain longer
to visit her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Taylor
spent ths week-end In Marsh
field with their daughter and
aon-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Burton
King. On their return boms they
were sccompsnled by their daugh
ter, Mrs. Aubrey Fleming snd
little son Dsle, of Nyaaa, Ore.
Mra. Fleming will vtalt her par
enta for the next ten days.
Mr. and Mrs. Frauk Van
Scholack were shopping In Kla
math Falls Saturday.
Mra. V. F. Myera rtsltsd her
mother at Henley during the
past week.
In moat places th spud crop
Is looking rery good and with
the prospect ot good prices the
potato growers leel things are
coming their way again. Offers
bar been made tor 1.15 tor
fall delivery.
Miss Madge O'Connor, who Is
working with th telephone com
pany at Crater Lake, apent th
week-end with her slaters In
Merrill.
Th Merrill Rebeksh lodge will
hold Its regular meeting at the
i. u. u. jr. hail nut Monday
evening.
FRISCO'S MARKET
SO. SAN FRANCISCO. An.
4. (UP) Hogs: 12S. Active.
ruiiy steady. fw good 317 lb.
California! 16.90: 109 lb. 15.66:
load 16 lb. Kanaas 16.76. sort
ed 10 head 147 lb. 16.60: pack
ing sows quotabl 14.16 down,
Csttls: 376. Including 180 di
rect. Moderately active on small
supply, ' steers approximating
tuny sec oecnn lor week;
about 100 bead most good 1160
lb. 10-day fed at 15.25; she
stock practically off -market,
few common to medium cows 12.
11.60; bulls fully steady, medi
um and fairly good 13-13.75.
Sheep: 1036. Including 670
direct. Slow, early sal and
moat asking prices steady, deck
medium and good 63 lb. shorn
California lambs 16, 26 per cent
out II; two decks wooled Ore
gon on sale: choice under as
lb. wooled eligible 4.85, possl-
oiy sdovo.
TO YtAR IN JAIL
POOKA, India. Aug. 4. (JPt
Aftsr a brief moment of liberty,
ths Msbstma Gandhi was re-ar
rested today and Immediately
was sentenced to on year In
jail because b declined to r
msln In Poona snd refused to
caaae his politics! activities.
Th magtstrat explained be
cause of the Mahatms's age and
physical condition, the sentence
wss only one year ot simple Im
prisonment. Gsndbl asked to be
placed among th lowest grade
prisoners.
Do You Know Her?
HORIZONTAL
I Lady ot ths
picture.
13 Showers.
14 Hsngman's .
halter.
15 You snd m.
II Child.
30 Diamond cut
ting cup.
21 Toward.
22 Golf device
24 Nullified,
25 Varnish
Ingredient.
26 Doses.
18 Fairy.
29 Frosted.
21 Seasoning.
II One who
ponders.
35 Desdly.
17 One that tones.
39 To say.
40 Broad.
41 Sins.
43 Beer.
44 Ths pictured
ludy Is ths
foremost fo
innle t
Answer to Previous Passle
Li.m!RJJVlE.!hAl
momk Diego
EMLOPjE-tfiE WaiO L ttool
QEHPiQiAsgpiis mTiFigI
47 Drunkard.
43 Southeast.
41 Wins vessel,
60 Blue grass.
6! Grief.
(3 Whit poplar.
65 Types of
tumors.
67 Ths pictured
Isdy made a
solo
flight?
VERTICAL
I Mister (sbbr.).
3J devour.
4 King of th
besets.
I To mean.
I Like.
7 Variant f "a."
3 Roundups.
I Monk's cowt
10 Snake.
11 Second not.
12 Mnrried nsm'
of pictured - -lady.
15 Former work
of sams lady.
17 Ocean.
19 Dad.
21 Sailor.
23 A separata In
cident, Intro
duced In nar
ration, for th
purpose of
greater variety,
35 Mali.
27 Place ot
action.
33 Dish.
30 Before.
32 Astern.
34 Practical.
34 Bow weapon.
81 Competitors.
39 Place of Ideal
perfection.
40 Stinging
Insect.
42 To psck away.
44 Last word of a
prsyer.
45 Paid publicity.
46 Chestnut horse,
4 Striped fabric
61 Social Insect.
63 Measure of
ares.
64 Each (sbbr.).
65 Plural (nbbr.)
6 Not In scale.
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1 1 1 1 I I I I I " a
National, Local Markets
TRADE LUTED
BY ACCIDENT
E
NEW YORK. Aug. I. OPr
Th stock nisrket, already .in a
comatose condition with prices
sagging Indifferently, wss llter-
slly gaaaed to sn esrly finish to
day, when fumes from what was
believed to have been tear gas
bombs drove trader from the
floor of tba exchange.
Th Incident occurred short!)
before noon. The ticker tape was
barely moving, and most of the
leading shares were down frac
tionally to around 3 points,
tluwxl tMtunUjr
Under the recent ruling tb ex
change will be closed tomorrow.
Transfers, np to the untimely
end. approximated onlr 600,00V
sbsres.
Losers of 1 to 2 points Includ
ed Commercial Solvents, Consoli
dated Gas, Alaska Junean. West
ern Union. Bethlehem Steel. Illi
nois Central. Deere, TJ. S. Indus
trial Alcohol, Case and U. S.
Steel. There wer numerous
fractional declines.
With security trading at a slow
psce following the recent "house
cleaning," the Jacking up ot mar
gin requirements nnder the ex
change's new ruling seemingly
put a further brake on th specu
lative enthusiasm of th "little
fellow." Brokers point out thst
not only hss the higher margin
regulation acted to restrain the
more Impetuous traders, but that
tbe general psychology of th re
cent restrictions tends to embus
ins small operator, as well as th
largo, with ultra-caution.
Reviews Optlmtxtls
On th other hsnd, It Is argued,
th new rules are highly benefi
ciary to tbe lnrestor who gener
ally buy his storks snd bonds
outright snd puts them away lor
a better day. An Increase In cash
selling, both yesterday and today,
was reported.
Week end trad rrlaws wer
again optimistic, having found
that ths general uptrend In busi
ness Is In mor emphstlc evi
dence. Gslns generally. It was
ssld, are being mor evenly dis
tributed, thus msklng for greater
stability and uniformity in the
forward movement.
Stock Market
Quotations
Br Associated Free
Friday's closing prices:
Air Reduction
Alaska Juneau
American Can
American Coml. Alcohol
American For. Pow.
American Smelt. Ret.
A. T. T
American Tob. B
Anaconda Copper
Atchiaon T. ft S. F
Atlantic Ref ..- -
Baltimore ft Ohio
Bendlx Aviation -
Bethlehem Steel .
Horoen Co.
Burr. Add. Macb.
Canada Pacific
Caa. J. I
Caterpillar Tractor
Chesapeake ft Ohio
Chryeler Motor .
Col. G. ft E
Commercial Solvent
Commonwealth Southern
Continental Can .
Corn Product
Curtiea Wright -
Drug Inc ........
Dnpont ft De N.
Eaatman Kodak
Klec Auto LL
El. Pow. ft LL
General Foods
General Motors
Gillette Rasor
Gold Dust
International Harvester ,
I. T. ft T
Johns Msnvllle
Kennecott Con. Cop,
Kroger Grocery ,
Llbbey-O-Ford
Liggett ft Myers B
Liquid Curb. ...
Lorillard Tob. Co.
Monty Ward
Naab Motor
EX-
AT BLY ARRESTED
Thomas K, Wallls, former
postmaster at Bly, was arrested
Friday by U. 8. Marsal Cal
Wells st th B. K. ranch six
miles east of Bly and charged
with embesslement on a federal
grsnd Jury secret Indictment.
According to Wells. . Wallis Is
chsrged with violating section
355, title 18, U. 8. C. A. con
cerning shortage of post office
funds at Bly In 131. details
of the amount Involved or tacts
concerning the ease were not
known by the marshal.
Wallls resigned his position
in th Bly post office" several
weeks ago. He will be takes to
Portland this evening with eight
other persons who will face fed
eral grand jury charges. He did
not wish ball to be set and was
not taken before th local U. 8.
commissioner. .
Other persons held. . In - the
county jail who will be taken to
Portland ar Elmer Walts. George
Teeters. G. Longfellow Dswson,
William Kirk, Indian and Grant
Williams, negro, all charged
separately with violation of sec
tion 2139 TJ. 8. R. 8. (sal of In
toxicating liquor to Indians).
Cy Hutchinson, Leroy Hood
and Ben Weeks, all Klamath
Indians, will be taken to Port
land charged with larceny ot a
government truck.
Canine War Veteran
Dead At Bridgeport
BRIDGEPORT, O., Aug. 4 fJP)
Alexander the Great, 20-year-old
veteran of the World War,
stage and screen Is dsad.
Old age and excessiv ' heat
wer blamed for th death ot
the German police dog, which,
his owner, Lieut. H. L. Davis,
said had taken part In 141
screen pictures. Alexsnder col
lapsed after his act at a local
theatre was completed Sunday
and died soon afterward.
Th body will be (hipped to
Hollywood, Cal., for burial.
It Is a serious offense and
heavy penalties are provided for
designating an article as patent
ed when It has not been pat
ented. The first internal combustion
engines were designed about
1680 and were mad to operate
on gun-powder.
Legal Notice
NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF
THE STATE OF OHEOON
- FOR KLAMATH COUNTY.
IN THE MATTER OF THE ES.
TATE OK FERDINAND ZLAHEK,
DECEASED.
Notice la hereby given that tho
undersigned Executrix of the Es
tate of Ferdinand Zlabok, de
ceased, has filed her final account
in tho County Court of the State
of Oregon tor Klamath Counlv,
and that Friday, the 25th day of
Augnet, 1933, at the hour of 2
o'clock In th afternoon of said
day, and th courtroom of sail
court at Klamath Kails, Oregon,
has been appointed by said court
as the time and place tor hearing
objections thereto and the settle
ment thereof.
Dated and first published July
22, 19,18. .
Date nt Init publication, Au
gust 12th, 1933.
FRANCES ZLAKEK,
Executrix.
(July 22. 29; Aug. I, 11) N-651
National Biscuit
National Dairy Product, .
National Distillers ...
National Pow. ft Lt. ,
.vew York Central
North America
Packard Motor
Penn. R. R.
Phillips Pet
Public Service N. J.
Pullman Co.
Radio Corp. , ,
k. k. u.
Rem. Rand
Reynolds Tob. B,
Sears Roebuck
Shell Union
Southern Pacific .
btandard Brand.
Standsrd Oil Calif. ,
Standard Oil N. J. ,
Studebaker So.
Texas Corp.
Texas Gulf Sul.
irans-America '
Union Carb.
Union Pacific
United Aircraft
u nitea corp. ... ,
United Gas Imp.
U. S. Indus. Alcohol .
U. S. Rubber
U. S. Steel ,
vanadium
West. Elec ft Mfg.
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Stock Averages
(Copyright 1.11, Standard gtatls
tics Company)
0 10 to f
Pfv. day IT.i 41 1 4.1 st i
n rlr cm a i . -
. eje... vvs ls g
-as- -. TO. si.T
- 1M HM 3.0 170.1
V . 41,1
Hitch, lOSS TS.S Sf t 111.0 TSt
T-IW c S a a. ... I
, .... .v. .aval 91.9 .f
Bond Averages
(Copyright usj, standard Statis
tic vomnany)
0 10 10 t
TnHl'a tt'a r- ..
Friday 77. Sl.l s. g.
j-rev. amy 75. S1.S S5.S Sl.l
Week ago 76. S1.S I 11.1
Year ago .t S3.S S0.S 7.J S7.T
1 Tear. aft-. S3 a In- K i,. i ,a
man, . 77.1 84.1 SS.S fl.l
w, ii ss.s 7.e 74.1 69.6
High. 1931 71.1 7J.0 8S.3 TS.I
Low, 1131 (1.1 47.4 70.9 17.1
A rerr old and exceptionally
larg tortols one lived on th
Island ot Mauritus for so long
tnst it became a national pos
session, and In 1810, when the
French ceded Mauritus to Eng
land, th tortols was specifi
cally mentioned In th treaty.
BOSTON WOOL
DEMAND
SLIGH
T
Portland
Produce
BOSTON. Aug. 4. lAVTit
Commercial Bulletin will say to
morrow:
'Th denisnd for wool has
lessened this k. although there
hss been a spotty business nd
rather ancouraglng Inquiry oa th
part of mills who apparently are
cheeking np stocks agslnst future
necessities.
'Prices keep rery stesdy
throughout ths list, both In
worsted and wooln wools and in
by-products.
Th msnufacturing position of
ths market la a very strong on.
Mills at th moment ar con
cerned chiefly with determining
added eosts under the cod and
ar not giving mucn. concern to
new- business. Soma plclng-out
orders are being received to a
modest extent.
"The foreign market ar gen
erally steady, although consider
ably quieter. In Una with the mid
summer holiday period
'Mohair Is rather quiet, tut
very firm.'
The Bulletin will publish th
following quotations:
Sconred basis: Oregon, fine and
fate medium staple. 76e to 73c;
fin and fin medium French
combing, 73c to 76c; fin and
fin medium combing. ?0e to 73c.
Mohair: Orgon, 23 to 25c: do
mestic graded, first combing. 36c
to 40c; second combing, 33e to
15c third combing. 17c to 10c;
fourth combing, 11c to 25c; good
carding, 30c to 32c; first kid. 60c
to 63c; second kid, 60c to 63c
WHEAT CLOSES WEAK
Oil CHICAGO MARKET
CHICAGO. Aug. 4. WV Some
thing Ilk a dead center develop
ed in grain dealings today, and
with speculative purchase opera
tions at a minimum, prices tum
bled, wheat falling 4 cents.
Uncertainties regarding admin
istration financial measures war
uggested In various quarters as
a reason tor grain market weak
ness. Crop reports from Canada
were unfavorable, but bad ntnc
lasting influence either at Winni
peg or hare.
. Wheat closed weak, 3c to 4c
under yeaterday'a finish: corn.
2c to 2c down: oats, lie to 21c
off, and provisions showing 20c
to 82e decline.
PORTLAND, Aug. 4, (AV
Butter, prints, extras, 84o; stan
dards. 23c.
Butterfat: Portland dcllvryr
A grade, 31e lb. Farmer' door
delivery, 19o lb.; swt cream go
hlghar.
Egga: Pacific poultry produs
srs' selling price: ovtrslt, 24s;
extras, 22c; standards, 30c; me
diums, 20c; pullets, 16o doseu.
Buying pries by wholesalers:
Freah extra, 19c; mediums, lis.
Milk: Contrsct price, 4 pet.,
Portland delivery, 11.70 wt, B
grad cream, 271o lb.
Cheea: 3 score Oregon trip
let. 121c; loaf, 131c lb.; brok
ers will pay 1 below quotation.
Country meats: Selling prise
to retailers: country-killed hogs,
beat butchers, under 160 lbs., 7ia
to Ic; Testers, 70 to 100 lbs., lis
to 9c; spring lambs, lis lb.;
yearlings, 4c to to lb.; heavy
we, 2c to Is lb.; medium cows.
4c to 5o lb.: eanner cows. 3 to
le lb.; bulls, 41c to le lb.
Mohair: Buying pries: 1133
clip. 15c lb.
Cascara bark: buying prices
1133 peel, 21c lb.
Hops: Nominal. 1938. 48
10c lb.
Llv Poultry: Portland dII
ry; buying prices: heavy hns,
colored, 41 to 61 lbs., lie; de.
51 lbs., np, 11c; bens, otst It
lb., 10c; nnder 31 lbs. 10c: broil
ers, 1 lbs., 13s; colored spring.
3 lb, np, 13c to 14c: roasters
over 31 lbs 14c; roosters, I lb.
Docks, pekins, broilers, la to loo
lb.; old ducks, pekins ( );
do colored, 10c lb.
Onions: Selling prices te re
tailers: Oregon. 11.31 to 11.11
cental.
New onions: Walla Walla, 11.7
cental.
Potatoes Local, 12; Deschutes
gems, 81.25 cental; do bakers,
12.40; Takima gems, 11.10.
New potatoes: Local whit and
red. 11.35 to 2.00 cental.
Strawberries: New Oragons,
11.75 to 32.00 erat.
Wool: 1983 clip, nominal; Wil
lamette Valley, 83c to 35c lb.;
Eastern Oregon, lie to 81 lb.)
Southern Idaho. 16c-30c lb.
Hay: Buying price from pro
ducer; alfalfa. Mo. 1 new crop,
116.60; clover, No. 1, 114.00;
Eastern Oregon timothy, 117.10
to 111.00; oat and vetch, 111.00;
Wlllamatt Valley timothy. 111.
CHICAGO WHEAT
OH IO AGO. Aug. 4, (P)
wneat, no. s red, 6ic to 97c;
No. 1 hard. 161c to 17c; No. I
yellow hard, 961o; No. 1 mixed.
86C.
Corn, No, t mixed, K2o to 63e
No. 3 yellow, 63e to 68ic; No. 3
whit. 56C
Oats. No. 1 white. 89o to 40c
No. 1 whit. 37Ja to 381c
Rye, no sales.
. Barley, 46c to lie.
Timothy seed, per ewt, 14.15
to 4.t0
Clover seed, per wt., 9.0 to
111.60. ,
Lard. 31.10.
Bailies, 17.00.
PORTLAND GRAIX
PORTLAND, Aug. 4, UP)
High Low Close
September .83 .83 .791 .791
December .. .85 .85 .831 .831
Cash Wheat
No. 1 Big Bend bluestem
Dsrk hard winter, 13 .
Dark hard winter, 11 .
sou wnite
Western whit
Hard wintar
Northern spring
western red
.81
.88
.79
.77
.77
.77
.77
.71
Oats, No. t white. 126.50.
Corn, No. 2 yellow. 125.71.
Mlllrun standard, 119.60.
Today's ear receipts: Wheat.
89; flour, 13: corn. 1; hay, 2,
Portland
Livestock
PORTLAND, Aug. 4, JP)
Cattle, non; calves, II; marks!
steady.
Steers, best, 15.00 to 11.10;
common and medium, 11 00 to
14.60; heifers, best.- 11.71 to
14.00; medium, 13.26 to 83.50:
cows, best, 33.00 to 33.25; com
mon and medlnm, 1.76 to 11.76;
Canners, 31.00 to 12.00; bulls,
best. 13.00 to 18.36; medium,
11.75 to 18.00; calve, best, 11.00
to 16.25; good, 6.00 to 11.10;
ordinary, 14.00 to 14.60.
Hogs, 150; market gnrally
teady.
Top light butchers, 15.50 to
36.75; heavy butchers, 35.00 to
15.25; sows, 13.00 to 8.60;
slaughter pigs, 34.71 to 16.00;
feeder pigs, 14.76 to 15.00.
Sheep, 301; market steady.
Lambs, beat, 16.50 to 11.00:
medium, 14.60 to 15.00; feeder
lamb, 34.00 to "14.60: yearling
wethers, 12.00 to 3.00; awes.
81.00 to 11.50.
Chicago
Livestock
CHICAOO. Aug. 4. (if) (U. S.
D. A.) Hogs. 80,000; markst
steady, spots a trifle higher. Good
to choice 200 to 370 lb,, 14.10
to 14.70; top, 84.70.
Cattle. 1,000; largely a clean
up market, fairly actlv on aters'
top, 36.85, paid for 1373 lb. ar
rages. Several loads at 86.00 to
36.60; bulk, 15.00 to $6.00. Good
and choic heifer and mixed
yearlings fairly actlv at 35.36 to
36.35: vealer scarce, (elected ap
to 37.00.
LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE
By Harold Gray
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