August 29, 1933
THE KLAMATH NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAGE SEVEN
Want-Ads Bring Results
Phone Yours to 1 900
fin
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pr cent dltoonnt en
d running ox
WMk.
Ort per cent dlKoaot on
VrUad runulBf on
month.
Ail classified tit trt Insert
ed In both Th Klamath News
and Evening Herald, at the
above rut, appearing lo The
News (Int.
Tim limit for classification
in the following day's papers
la 6 00 P. M Ada desired In
serted on (ha same at) tt sub
ailttad will hava to run "Too
Lato to Classify." Too-Late-to-Claaalfy
atla trt put lu ou
papar only at the aam rate
aa quoted above, and classified
for succeeding Insertions.
3 Loat end Pound
LOST At Pelican City, itrey
coat. Howard. 241 Mortimer
1021
LOST Illack leather ault case be
tween Anna Lake and Ft. Klam
alh. ltuturn llerald-Nowa of
fice. 1010
LOST Buckskin color bora,
while hind (aet, brand N rlKht
MP, It years aad. Howard for
Information. Win. Uanong.
1009
LOCT 34x7 lira and dire wheel
between Klninalh Falls ana
Umin'i mill. Howard. (S3
Market. I'bnne l&rni. ioo7
3 General Notlcqf ,
Painting, paparhanging, kai.o-
nilnlns. J. p. Koper. phona
143SW. o7
PAINTING, decorating, papering,
estlmatre on any Job, large or
amall. I'bon 107. J. J New.
"an. -1l.0$
RADIO SRitvicO or an kinds.
Won Long, 1405 Lookont St.
Phone 19X6J. gigg
Personals
BFAniNtiS dally 521 oak
5 Transportation
Travel By Stage
. 11 Hra. to Portland
5.90 on way 110.60 round
trip.
IS Hra. to Seattle
17 90 one way. 114.00 round
Trip.
Via Rend and Wanlnltta. Leave
K. Falls lltto P. M. Grey
hound llnnnl Phone 1 JO Slil.4
Sports
HORIZONTAL
1 Who la the
man In the
picture'
t Snuffbox bean.
10 AatringenL
13 Ascended.
14 Fiber of the
century plant
IB Ball team. 1
1 Exclamation
of Inquiry.
17 Italian rlvar
18 Bora.
19 Epoch.
30 Mother.
31 Either.
12 To mutltat.
33 Cup. 1
34 In what (port
hna the
- pictured man
gained tame?
17 Dove's horn.
38 Saline
aolutlon.
30 Constellation.
Lion.
31 Mark.
32 Helpers.
33 Affirmative.
34 Skin tumor
10
Answer to Previous Paula
jM:A.Rlvlb;6 i iN-EMiAltSiYI
yi'Dyl2aa(lfeqo4N
31 Minor not.
37 Colored part
of eye
31 The pictured
nan l( (up
posed to be
the fastest
who rr
lived.
41 To discuss.
42 Eats.
48 Second note,
44 Substructure
of arches.
45 Data
48 The pictured
nun was born
I 12 14 A "T"" I I I Its W fc
3Tta fi
a- f!
Mill I'M H-nT
6 Help Wanted, Male
WANTKD-Kxperlenred egg cand
lr. Apply Swltt Co.. M4
Marknt. 0r,u
WANTKI) Demonstrator and
aulmiimn. fall (liar I . m.
1141 Ori-hnril. 10H.
7 Help Want d, Female
COMPKTKNT housekeeper In
mothnrlesa homo out of town:
no waxhliiR: moderate waxe.
Nows-Heriild, box 111160. 09(10
WAKTUU MldUIn agd woman
for general housework. Must
bo good couk. 101 Waehlna-
tnn I'hnne 171W. 0r,s
Situations Wanted
ami, wish
1HJ.
work. Phona
ion
II
Furniahed Room
I. Alton, furnae heated sleeping
room, cloaa In; prlvatti en
trauca. -ten only. Phona 7 a l(
0K19
12 Room and Board
HOOM AND BOAItD 17(1 W.
I 057!
13 Furnished Apartment
BIN'OLK and two-room ipartmanl.
loth and Plua. 1017
FUHNIKIIKD APT8. Clean, cool,
reasonable. Jacoba Apia., cor
ner I'lne and Ccdnr. 0!'.i
14
Furniahed Houae
4-TtOOM modern partly furniahed
house. Frlgldalro, washing ma
chine and overstuffed net, $20
month. Inquire 108 Mansati
Ita. . 1020
4-ROOM modern house, cloaa In
110 month. Phoue 3D. 1014
MUDKKN 4-room duplex. Phnn
111. 0917
FOH It EST Four-room modern
partly furniahed house, close in.
fall 0 09M.
IB Unfurniahed House
FOR RKNT 8-room houae. elo-ie
In. $5. 6-room house. 11 oak
floor, basement. $26. Phone
ni'xM. OKa 1
17 Real Estate For Sale
FOR RAI.R Cheap, or will tnidr
In on or 1 room house $1200
equity In small fir room house.
' 131 Manln. 0822
1 ACItB with bulldlnga. close in.
Price reasonable. RU 3. box
snort loon
19
Automotive
UTiM-pcn lata - - uu al.-
., .... . . w . airav liiine
rolet coach or aedan body In
tir annpa. eioio price. Aa-
drea XY8 ear Herald office
20 Miacellaneoua For Sale
FOR BARGAINS In (tightly used
fnrnttnre and range We oat
caah for aecood baod good
Piano for sale or rent.
KLAMATH FURNITURa
EXCHANGE
Til Main Phone (34
Tour credit I good.
448
SACKS
Farmers attention. We have
used aacka for oati, barley and
apuda. W buy pelts, wool
hides and lutik. And we will
treat you right MAO Bag
Co (34 Market. Phone 193vV.
MELODY C saxophone, good eon-
union, cneap. gust Oregon.
1016
GRAIN. BACKS for (ale. J. W.
Kern reoa etore, 714 Bo. Btli.
OG&O
Figure
nicknamed '
11 He now I
r of a
' major ball
team.
13 Shuttles along.
1 A Great Lak.
13 To relieve.
30 Speechless.
13 Manor houaea.
23 June.
24 Offer.
35 Bronte.
2 Behold! v
17 PrehlstorlO
eirolcs.
It Inlet.
81 Newest
13 Yellow-bam.
mera.
14 Alne.
85 Wheat loat
88 Lyre.
SB Evergreen ,
tree.
40 Sea eagle.
41 Males.
48 To Immerse.
44 Calcium
(abbr.L
45 Measure.
In
V. & A.
47 Teased.
VERTICAL
1 Mora careful.
I Having no
conical top,
I To be worsted.
4,Pedal dlglL
I Half in em.
I Succulent,
7 llodgepodg.
1 Almond.
( The pictured
man la
20 Mioell-r.eo For 3elM Buaineaa Opportunity
FOR S ALB Trailer hoi. fS.OO:
Wooiern Field SO gauae duuljle
barrel sbolgun, shells, caan,
ehell rem, I'll. ir,4 K. Minn
20a
Swap
TO KXCHANOB FOR WOOO
Tom Barron leghorns, Cheater
Bprowl It-Reds laying hens.
One fin rlolln, cheap. Corner
Lowell and Hlehn Hie. 10 1 1
22a Poultry For Sale
STATE! Blood Tested Whit Lag-
horns, Harred Hocks and Red
Chicks. Nine Dollars 100 pre
paid and guaranteed. ). R. Ma-
gulre, ttlS N. Hi. Oregon It.,
I'orMnnd 0U1
23
Financial
3AVE
SAVE
8AVE
ON
AUTO LOAN3
AND REFINANCING
Lowest ratea and easiest term
iDTsstlist and he oonrlnced.
MOTOR INVESTMENT CO
101 Bo. lib. Ph. 1141
Kate Deem M-104
$ Salary Loans $ $
6 TO 30 DOLLARS ON
TOUR PLAIN NOTE
No tnlerest deduction, yon receive
full amount applied tor. 1 to
tncutha tlma. All lonns confidential
STATU LOAN CO. Oregon Dank
nodding. Entrance 120 N. loth.
Ph 76 Lie hT Stale 11-14
24 Buaineaa Opportunity
ONK-CIIAIR barber ahop, fully
equipped, with living quartca;
rent. 97.50 tnondi: on Red
wood highway. Oregon Caves
Junction. Call at Ace Tire
ahop, 831 Klamaih Ave. 0(175
Klamath Business Directory
Doctors
-It. I. HALL. M.D.
Physician and Burgeon
Maternity dues a Specialty
210 Winters Bldg.
Dr. O. W. Weatllnd. Naturopathic
Physician. Chronic and nervous
dlseaeos a apeclalty.
211-311 L O. O. P. Bldg.
Dret Shoppe
Visit Torgler'a Upstair Oreaa
Khoppe for altractlve dreesea at
r.Hi-onslile pricea. 731 Main St.
Phone 8JJ. 0510
Jeweler
. "LET OKOItOB DO IT"
George L. Mela
Expert Watchmaker and Jeweler
REPAIRINU. , 837 Main 8t
Hemstitching
HEMSTITCHING. BUTTONS oor
ered, dreasmaklng. Mrs. H
M. Allender. 514 Walnut.
0178
AMUSEMENTS
Pine Tree Now playing, Edna
May Oliver In "It's Great to Be
Alive."
Pelican Mow nlax-ln. "The
Girl In 419." with James Dunn
and Gloria Stuart,
ftalnhow- Now nlavlns- Bitth
cnatterion in .ilsco Jenny.'
Vox Now slay'nx. "Tuaboat
Annie," with Marl Dressier auJ
Wallac Beery.
PINE TREB
Mm
mm
i'rfna Mat) Olivr got en of thi
kadinp roltt in "ll'i Qrtal Jo Be
Alirr," (Ae mi mHaicoi ftointliort
Edna May Oliver touldn't bear
the though, of giving np acllnt
and ah couldn't bear- th pros
pect of even on more Pullman
Jump. So she went to Itollywitinl
nnd the movies and haa heen at
It aver since In a steadily more
iniTioriari way.
She wen't piny any part ase
doean'l like, which I- one reaaon
why Director Alfred Werkor wel
comed hri In one of the most im
rortnnt rrlee of "It's Great To Bt
Allv," the Fog Film musical
comedy ai th Pin Tree Theatre
today. Mis Oliver' rend th
script an-1 accepted the part ten
minutes hvei.
' IKLICAN
Jnmu Dunn and Olorla fltimrt
head the cast of "The Gin in
419," romnntlc drama sol a.nt'iat
the bnckgrnund of a police hospi
tal which open at the Pellen
tnentre todny. In the sup
porting case are David Manneii,
POIt t.KASK Lnncli counter at
Pelican One-Btop atatlon, Statu
and Walnut. 0al8
Neceisitieg for Work
WILL (It high erhool girl room
ana nosr- in exenanxe (or hiv
with housework. I'bon ItlWt.
0791
WILL GIVE young mm room lo
exchange for chores. Call
H98J. 0201
Work for Neceitiet
WILL KXCHANOK carpenter
work for farm products. Phone
125KW. 11
WOMAN wlshea any kind of work
except cooking. Call mornlnzi
at 321 I. 4th. 1001
PIANO TEACH KR will exchange
. leaaons for two for waahlng.
4 2o Main. l&ol
YOITNO WOMAN will do house
work In exchange for clothing
or groceries. 200 Mortimer.
MLVttllVIC .llli IS V tiara ovnerL.
ence will exchange work for
clothing or groceries. . :
Mortimer. 0988
WOMAN Will work In exchange
for good need furniture or
wha have youT Beat refer
ence. 1703 Oregnn. 0295
TRADE Carpenter work or abm
for used car or truck. 537 UP-
ham. 059o
WILL exchange neat mending for
groceries. Call Relief Ofrice,
Court House. 06IJ
WOMAN will do any kind, day or
hour houeework. Also care for
children. 1711 Oregon. 0531
Optic
Clauses fitted. Soule Sanitarium.
Paint Store
Wall paper, 4 cent a roll and up.
enamels aud paper In eouthvrn
ureKtiii. rainiers ana paper
hangers at your service.
Patterson Paint Store
230" Main St. Phon 1845
Mineral Bath
Mineral Batba Hot Spring Nau
Turkiih Bathe
Matnaxe. Colonic Irrigation. Rex
Istered Nurse. 137 So. Seventh
Typewriter
School Trained Mechanla
14 Yeara' Experience
Adding Machine and Typewriter
galea and Service
530 Main Phone 843
Jack LeRue. Shhrlej Grey, John
ny Hlnea and William Harrigen
RAINBOW
Cast In the mould ot th pic
ture which have been Ruth
Chatterton'a most conspicuous
auccessea, and have made here
a name to oonjure with wherever
lover of flu acting are aa-
aembled, "Frisco Jenny," at the
Rainbow theatre today, rauk
ae her outstanding work to date.
"Frisco Jenny" la th story of
a woman who ruled the vice la
ment ot a city. The swsep of
tn Oram take It across a
quarter of a ceutury of human
life. Opening on the eve of the
Great Fire that laid San Fran
cisco wast In 1908 th days
when the Barbary Coast flourish
ed In all Its lawlessness the
picture traces the colorful career
or a daughter ot th old under
world.
VOX
Puget Sound tugboat, built to
withstand the terrltlo storms of
winter In th Northern port.
cameras slung from cables, or
trom tnelr Booms, to film them
In churning seas, a great liner,
chartered for a - picture, and
placed in the center ot a raging
storm at sea these are anions
th atnaslng technical fenta ac
complished In the filming of
luguoai Annie," Metro-Qold-wyn-Mnyer'e
vivid drama, co-
starring Marl Dressier and Wnl-
lac Beery for the first time
since "Mln and Bill," which
piays today to th Vox theatre
atre.
8ALEM, Ore.. Am. 38 (II PI
Morion Tompxins, Yamhill coun
ty horticulturist and former
member of the state legislature.
invors a law renu r nc mm-tcntine
ot all farm products through
cooperative associations, where
86 per cent or more producera
ot any product agree.
TompKins said almost very
cooperative In the United States
which has failed haa been v jck-
ed by the unorganised minority
of producers selling tn commis
sion house at ruinous prices. He
said New Zealnnd haa a law re
quiring all producera to market
their crop through one coopera
tive when a certain per cent ot
the growers decide.
8lr William Cubic Invented the
treadmill as a mill to be operated
by manpower: Inter. It was adorn
ed aa a means of punishment and
Introduced Into the prisons . ol
England about 1820.
National, Local Markets
MARKET STEADY
AMONG EGGS OF
HIGH QUALITY
PORTLAND, Aug. it. VP)
There was a fairly steady ton In
th market for egga of top QualltT
but demand was limited.
Market for butter was showing
a generally more ateady tone for
the week'a opening but without
price change. Demand was gain
ing somewhat and there appeared
lena urgsncy In forcing storage
stock.
Blow trading ton was suggest
ed for cheese through the country
although conditions along the
coast were considered stssdy. Mo
change In price waa auggested by
Tillamook for the week's opening
Values Firmer
Market for live cblrkeiig was
about steady. Best call remains 1
In small springer stuff and the
easiest tone In light and medium
Lens. However, all prices were
stationary for the week's opening
Bteadlnesi continued in the
market for country killed meata
with tbe exception of beef, which
remained alow. Practically no
price change were auggested.
While wholesale prices wen
unchanged for the day, track
values on carloads were firmer
and in spota higher on peaches
for th day. Local Crawford
were finding a good call.
An advance was noted In the
banana price here. The market
haa climbed to 6c lb., due to a
ahortage at the source. .
First carloads of Dlllard canta
loupes were rolling to the east
and more are to follow. Local
cantaloupe market and prlc re
tained recent activity and ateadl
neas.
Notes of wholesale trading:
Lemons are lower. .
Walla Walla onion were low
er. Potato trade waa still steady
and at late pricea.
Tomatoes were ateady to firm
er and higher with an acllve call.
Sweet potato wer down lc
lb. again.
Apples show a mors active toe
locally but at continued low price.
Hurkleberries were slow with
mountain stock 10c lb.
LI LISTED
AS PUBLIC UTILITY
SALEM, Ore., Aug. 18 (7PV
Declaring gasoline to be a public
utility and subjecting marketing
to state regulation is advocated
by Public Utilities Commissioner
Cbarles M. Thomas.
The commissioner was asked
by state grange leaders If action
might not he taken to stabilise
gasoline prices In Oregon. For
th past aaveral yeara each spring
haa seen a period of cutthroat
competition, followed by ky
rocketlng pricea.
"There has been much dis
cussion throughout the country
In regard to gasoline prices,"
Thorns- said.
"Gssolln 1 a natural re
source and a public necessity 'n
this period ot our civilisation.
It would seem that It tbe legis
lature would declare dealer In
xasoline to be public utilities, the
sale would be under th regula
tory body. v
"The sal price would o lim
ited to th haslo theory ot ref
lation, only a fair return, after
all legitimate and necessary ex
penditure In connection witn
th business bar been provided
for."
Governor Clarence Martin ot
Washington Is attempting ' to
stabilise gssolln price tn that
tat.
LIVESTOCK ACTIVE
AT SAN FRANCISCO
SO. SAN FRANCI8CO, Aug.
38. (UP) Hogs: 400. Actlv,
light end butchers fully steady
to 5c-10c higher, bulk good 180
194 lb. Callforniaa 15.65. few
248 lb. 15.40; two decks
174 IB. eolorades 5-so.4u;
packing sows mostly 14.15.
Cattle: 500, Including 100 di
rect. Moderately active, stssrs
mostly ateady considering quali
ty, largely medium. 877-1000 lb.
supplementary fed California
steers 86. Load 1141 lb. 35.36.
Better grades scarce, fairly good
under 1000 lb. quotable around
15.50: long teds, under 800 lbs.
eligible considerably higher;
cows fully steady, load good
1192 lb. Nevadas 33.50-84; bulk
medium 12.60-83.25, cutters
81.60-12: odd bulls $3.50.
Calves: 50. Active, fully
steady, part load good 350 lb.
36.25, lightly aorted; few 896
lb. 36.26.
Sheep: 6000, Including I860
direct, 1400 holdovers. Moder
ately active, lambs steady to
25c lower, several decks good
77-79 lb. wooled Oregon and
Washlngtons carrying small me
dium end 36.76. straight: tour
decks 66-87 lb. woolsd Nevada
86.75. 10-15 par cent out! few
shorn 15.10; medium and good
shorn ewes 11.60-12.25. steady.
TRUST LAW Sl'SPKNKKD
ALBANY, N. Y., Aug. 28. UP,
New York state suspended its
anti-trust law today to permit
run operation of the national re
covery act within the state's bor
ders. Gov. Herbert Lehman
signed a bill passed by the legis
lature to permit th suspension
tor duration of th national act.
Stock Market
Quotations
NEW YOaX, Aug. 28, (P)
Th itock market although qulat
aud generally featureless, main
tained relatively ateady ton to
day desplt a sharp rally in In
ter. atlonal dollar rates and sag
ging tendencies in grain and cot
toe. Closing prices wer nar.ow
with fractional gains predominat
ing. Turnover approximated lr
960,000 shares.
General Motors and Hudson
Motor stocks were np about a
point. ' Others with gains of frac
tions to around a point Incited
American Telephone, Johns-Van-vllle,
Columbian Carbon, New
York Central, Pennsylvania. San
ta Fe, United Fruit and North
American. Homeataka mlulng
dropped 3 points and Case and
U. 8. Smelting lost about a point
each. U. 8. Steel, Consolidated
Gss, Western Union and many
others showed slight recessions.
Today'g closing prices:
Air Reduction
Alaska Junean
A I. Chem, ; Dye
106J
281
1421
92
68i
13J
Jl
. 130
92J
HI
69
29
85.
194
411
27t
17!
in
161
77
241
461
46
19.
40.
84
64
891
ii
46
831
851
221
i
37.
351
IS
231
421
171
68
221
28J
Sli
97
S5J
28
28
141
661
191
961
149
82
4
61
481
381
151
40.
65
tt
1
43
1
32
l
84!
3J
ill
- 34
71
to
130
89t
i
194
751
191
611
27!
47
39
American Can
American Coml. Alcohol
American 4k For. Pow.
American Smalt 4k RL
A. T. 4k T.
American Tob. B. ,
Anaconda
Atchison T. ft 8. F. ,
Atlantic Rf.
Baltimore A Ohio
Bendlx Aviation
Bethlehem Steel
Borden Co
Burr. Add. Mach.
Calif. Pack.
Canada Pacific
Case, J. I.
Caterpillar Tractor
Chesapeake 4b Ohio ,
Chrysler Motor ,
Col. G. E.
Coml. Solvent
Commonwealth Southern
Continental Con
Corn Products
Curtlsa Wright
Drug Inc.
Du Pont De N. J
Eastman Kodak
Elec. Auto Lt.
El Pow. A Lt
General Fooda
General Motors
Gillette Raxor
Gold Dust
Int. Hsrvester
I. T. ft. T.
Johns Manville
Kennecott Con Cop. -
Kroger Grocery
Llbbey-O-Ford .
Liggett Myer B.
Liquid Carbide
Lorillard Tob. Co.
Monty Ward
Nash Motors
National Biscuit
Nat Dairy Products
National Distillers
NatlonaiyPow. Lt
N. Y. Central
North America , ,
Packard Co. .
Penney, J. C.
Penn. R. R.
Phillips Petroleum
Pub. Ser. N. J.
Pullman
Radio
R. K. O.
Rem. Rand.
Sears Roebuck
shell Union ....
Southern Psclflc
Standard Brands
St. Oil Cal.
St. Oil N. J.
Studebaker Co.
Texa. Corp.
Texas Gulf BuL
Trans-America
Union Carbide
Union Pacific
Unit Aircraft .
United Corp.
united Gaa Imp.
C. 8. Indus. Alcohol ,
U. 8. Rubber
U. S. Steel .
Vanadium .
Western Electrlo 4k Mfg. .
Woolworth Co. .
REPEAL VOTB OFFICIAL
JEFFERSON CITY. Mn. An.
28 rPl The nrriclnl vnta In VI..
aourl's prohibition repeal lec
tion August 19, tabulated today
by the secretary of state gave:
ror repeal tu.i.sis against ids,
961. a majority of 346.681.
LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE
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EXCHANGE RATES
CHICAOO. Aug. 18, W)
Grains sagged wearily today,
hauled downward by a abarp
drop In exchange rates on the
British pound sterling. Trading
was exceptlonslly narrow and
quiet, ralrly liberal rains over
parts of the wheat and corn belu
war also discouraging.
Liverpool wheat price wer re
latlvely steady. In terms of Eng
lish money, but wer lie to lie
lower In dollar because of tha
lower rate for sterling. Mllleis
wer (airly good buyers of cash
wheat. Scattered liquidation In
corn held that grain down.
CHICAGO GRAIN
CHICAGO, Aug. 26, VP)
Wheat, No. 1, hard. 88c.
Corn, No. 1, yellow, 610; No.
1, white, (4c.
Oata, No. I, white. 37c to
tile
Rye, no sales.
Barley, 48c to 73c
Timothy seed, per ewt 34.50
to 14.76.
Clover seed, $10.00 to $13.76.
Lard. 15.67.
Bellies. $6.25.
PORTLAND GRAIN
PORTLAND. Aug. 21, VP)
Wheati
Open High Low Close
SePL .73 .73 .72 .72
Dec. .78 .78 .77 .77
Caah Wheat
No. 1, Big Bend bluestem,
Dark bard winter, 12
Dark hard winter, 11
.31
.83
.73
.TO
.70
.70
.70
.61
Soft white
Western whit
Hard winter,
Northern apring
Western red
Oata, No. 2, white, 324.00,
Corn. No. 2. yellow, $26.00.
Mlllrun standard. 118.50.
Today' car receipts: Wheat,
41, Flour, 15; Oats, 17; Hay, 1.
Chicago
Livestock
CHICAGO, Aug. 28. VP) (U
8. D. A.) Hogs: 45,000; slow.
steady to 10c lower, good to
choice, 180 to 220 lb $4.40 to
$4.60, top, $4.50; sows, $2.(0 to
$1.20.
Cattle: 19.000; Not enough
steers to mak a market, few
loads choice offerings about
ateady at $6.25 to $7.00. light
weight fed heifers, firm, 641 Yai.
np to $6.26, weighty kind along
with cows- easy to lower, r waters,
26c to 60c lower at $7.10 down
ward. Sheep: 20.000; alow, around
steady choice natlv lamb to city
butchers, 17.00; common to
choice natlv (was around $1.35
to $2.60.
Stock Averages
(Copyright Ills, Standard
Ilea Company)
10 10 I
Xndl'a RR'a Dt'l
f talis
9
Total
1 t.
t tt.(
I 15.4
4 (1.4
4 lt.l
7 (
4
0 Tl I
.8 (.
Monday 17.7 (4.4 it
Prev. day 17.1 (4.4 19.
Week ago 11.4 10.7 II.
Tear ago .0 K.I 104.
s years ago .115.4 111.4 III.
High 101.1 5J.0 111.
Low. 1938 41.1 ll.l (1.
High. 1931 Tl.l (1.1 111.
Lew. till 11.1 11.1 II.
Bond Averages
(Copyright till, Standard Statu
tic Company)
80 10 I I
Indl'o RR'a Ufa Totai
Monday 7S.I S1.0 4.S 10.4
Prer. day 75.7 ll.l 14.1 10.1
Week ago 71.1 81.1 (5.8 (0.(
Tear ago (1.8 71.1 ll.l 71.0
I years age - 14.1 101.1 100.T 101.1
High. 1931 7T.1 14.1 III 11.5
Lew, 1031 ll.l 57. 74.1 S.
High. 1131 Tt.l 71. 14.8 71.1
LOW. 1131 . (1.8 47.4 70.9 (1.8
It 1 hard to Induce wild long
bird to breed In captivity; most
states hare laws prohibiting th
possession of wild birds.
Portland
Produce
PORTLAND. Aam. 98 tm .
Butter, nrlnu. extras lie'- stand.
arda, lie.
Butterfat. Portland dellvare-
A grade, 19e per lb.; Farmer'
door delivery, 17c per lb.: sweat
cream, (e higher.
EXXS. Paelfl. PmtllW hmJ n.
era' selling price: overslxe, 34c;
extras, 22c; standards, 10c: med-
iuots, zuc; pullets ,14c per dosen.
uuying price by wholesalers:
Fresh extras, 20c ffox; mediums,
16e dozen: nnderararfa 1ft nl.
lets, 10c dozen.
Cheeaai ai A.. -.--
lts, 11c; loat 13c lb.; brok'e.a
will pay lc below quotations.
Mlikf fAlltMli Mla. a a .
Portland delivery, $1.70 'per ewti;
a grsoe cream, 37io lb.
Country meats! llin ri.. 1-
retailers? rnnnirv k-m.. t..-.
beat butchers, under 15 Iba.,
vie to 8c; vealers. 70 to 100 lbs..
91c to 10c: anrlnr limh, ml.
lie lb.; yearlings. 4c to 6c lb.;
heavy ewes, 2c to 3c lb.; medium
cows, 60 to 60 lb.; canner eowa.
as 10 so in.: Bulls. 4ic to la lb.
Mohair, bnvins- nrl... nil
clip, 16c lb.
Cascara bark, keying price,
933 peL 21c.
Hop, nominal, itli i
45c per lb.
Lire ooultrr. Portland aUlf
err: Buying prices: fowl pullets,
5 to lbs., 13c; over 6 lb., 13c
spring pullets, under 31 lbs., 13of
roasters, over 31 lbs., 14c; Leg
horn fowl, over 31 lbs 9c, end
under II .lbs, lc; broilers. 11 te
2 lbs.. 8c. 1 lba. and am
stags, 9C; roosters, (c: Pekle
ducks, 8c; colored duck. 6c;
geeae, 6c lb.
Onions, selling price te retail
ers: Oregon. 11.15 cental.
New onion.. Walla W7all.
$1.40 to $1.(0 cental. ,
Potatoea, local white and red.
$1.(0 per cental; Takima, $1.60.
CantAlnnbaa. nillarri ..a..
$1.25; Takima standards, 75e to
owv per crate; jLlsues, BOO (e
$1.00 crate.
W00L 1933 elln wnmtn.i. Wil
lamette valley. 33c to 35c per lb.;
eastern Oregon. He to tie lb.;
southern Idaho, 16 to 30c per lb.
nay. Buying price from orodu-
cer: Alfalfa. No. 1. new mn
117? elnvne Kn t 111. titiii.
ette Valley timothy. $15; eastern
Oregon timothy, $18; oat and
araio. tie igo, 0
Portland
Livestock
PORTLAND, Aug. 28, VP)
Cattle: 2400, calvea 30; steers.
26c lower, ton slow.
Steers, common and mediant,
$3.00 to $6.60; heifers, good,
common and medium, $2.60 to
$4.00; cow, good, $2.50 to
$3.00; common and medium,
$1.76 to $2.60; low cutter and
cutter, $.76 to $1.75; bull
good and choice, $2.60 to $3.35;
cutter, common and medium.
$1.76 to $2.50; vealers, good and
choice, $(.00 to $7.00; cuIL com
mon and medium, $3.00 to $(.00;
calvea, good and choice, $4.00 te
$5.00; common and medium,
$2.00.
Hogs: 1500, 25o to 10c higher,
ton strong.
' Top light butchers, good and
choice. $5.00 to $(.00; medium
weight, good and choice, $5.35 to
$5.86; heavyweight, good and
choice. $6.00 to $5.(0; packing
sows, medium and good. $4.00 to
$4.(0; slaughter pigs, good and
choice, $5.00 to $6.(0; feeder
and stocker pigs, good . and
choice, $4.50 to $5.00.
Sheep, 1600; 15o lower, ton
steady.
Lambs, food and choice, $(.21
to $6.10: common and medium,
$4.00 to $5.25; yearling wethers,
$3.76 to $4.60; ewes, $.71 to
$4.00.
Th guanace. a wild llama, 1
a nseful animal to the tribesmen
ot Tlerra del Fuego, an Island
south of Sonth America; they get
food, clothing, shelter, arm and
tool from It.
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