September 8, 1933
THE KLAMATH NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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News first. '
Tim limit for eissslflcatlon
in th following, day's paper
la 1:00 p. M. Ada desired lu
rtad on th aam day aa sub
nilttd will ban to run "Too
Lata to Olaaalty." Too-Lale-to-Claealfy
ada or pul In on
paper only at th aatna ran
aa ouotad abor. and olaislflsd
tor suceaing ineeruooe.
Loot and Pound
LOST Ladles' wriit watch. He
ward. Phon 659M. OSIt
LOST BetwMO Klamath Fall
and Lskvlew, Saturday p. m..
a ladlea' black leather purr.
with money and clolKion rant
ty ant, ic. Finder kindly ad
la owner, care of Oacar Gold
ateln, attorney at law, Chteo,
Calif. Reward. 0699
LOST Llcens plate No. 70-T
loo: finder ploa.s return to
Porcy Evans, Herald office.
08J7
General Notice
PAINTINO. dworatlna. papartm.
tlmti oo any Job, large or
email, roon 1U7, -J. 1 new
man. 1109
RADIO IBRVlca fit all ktnda.
Wm. Loot. 1405 Lookout fit
Phone 1A25J. lint
Farftonal
READINGS dally-. Ill Oak. 6.
Transportation
Travel By Stage
11 Hr. to Portlaod
16.90 on way 110.60 round
trip.
II Hr. to 8attr
$7. to on way. $14 00 round
Trip.
Via Rend and Weplnllla. Lear
K. rail 1I:S0 f. M. Grey
hound Depot. Phon 1610 3664
FOR 8ALK Two tickets to dan
Francisco. Herald-Newa. box
1061. ORud
7 Hlp Wanted, Fernala
FOUR LADIES WANTED, af l
to 16. Dignified sales work,
I part or full time. Tralulng
Jlven. Be Walter Johnson.
reads Apt. OoiH
9 Situation Wonted
WANT WORK 1 am food hand
-.milker or can do any kind of
4 work In logging camp. Write
or telephone room 117, Baldwin
Hotel. Oi'i
LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE
If WHAT WAS ft MB 8MD
OLD OKQfTV, TVtG IT WM A.HJ
OOOB . MvW, SA.ID UTRIV3B- He
ABOUT OUR 6MD MR.
OlTTINd ONUV CHITZLSH
1 TWtTLVB I MUST BB
DOLLARS LAST I MOLOIWC1 OUT
V WEEK J OM US- I '
,K,K 90.TOO-
I
BUT WHAT
WHV, TH'
MAKIS VDO
WAS PACKED AT
EVBRY SHOW
NO mattbr how
LITTLt WE OBT
OM BACH
CUSTOMBR, IT
MUSI HAVB
C0M8 TO LOTS
AAORB THAM
TMIMK W
6HOULD
HAVfS
RECBIVBO
MORS THAM
TweLve
DOLLARS?
rv
v WB GOT
FurnUhed Room
QOon ROOMS 110 pr month.
1034 limn. ruone io. saw
LAtion front room i ow
nomn; plenty neat ana not
water, breakfast If dlred.
Pbun 764, QUI
BBDItOOM In modern new horn,
clou to high acbool. Brtakfast
If dealred. Ihou 198IJ. Dill
GOOD room, 110 per month.
1014 nun. I'non 14. w
FURNACE HEATED bedroom In
modern bom. Phon I1IJ.
1014
12 Room and Board
ROOM AND BOARD . Reaaon-
abl. HIT I'm. Phon I6SM.
OSJO
13 F u rn U hed Apart men U
FURNISHED APT8. Clean and
reeaonablo. Jacob Apartment,
Pine and Cedar, - . 0860
3-nOGM furulihed apartment,
nam, water ana am surnian
ea. Phon 161. ofll
r
CLEAN three-room apartment.
Furnace heat, lctrlc conven
iences; garag; close In. Phone
1I76M. - ' 0S6
MODEItN Hire room apartment
nui Bpnnsa. eieciricai equip
ment, stoam heat. Alameda
apartment!, 1100 Esplanade.
0863
14 Furniahed Houaea
FOR RENT Fir room furnlilied
houae, piano, cloee In; reason
able. 723 N. 1Kb. 0161
FOR RENT Juat cleaned 4 room
furniahed home el 1480 Or
chard At., 166.00 for I month
In advance or 111.00 o mouth.
Inquire 1441 Orchard Way.
18 Unfurnlahed Houaei
THREE ROOM nnfiirnlaherf fl.t
eultable for amall family. In
quire eiw n. em. 0873
FOR RENT Unfurnlahed mod
ern four room houae, cloae in
lit. Phone 1718. 0864
ALMOST NEW modern four-room
uouae, two ooarooma, beaement
garage. In Hot Bprlnrfe.
Phone 4 04 It. 0964
17a Real Eotala Wanted
WANTED To lse email place
for dairy. News-Herald. Box
luns, ' 10ns
20 MitcelUneou Tor Sal
rOlt BARGAINS In slightly aad
furniture and ranee we ut
caah for aecond band good
Piano for aal or rent
KLAMATH FURNtTURI
EXCHANGE
Til Main Phon 114
Tour credit I good.
441
SACKS
Farmar attention. We bar
uaed aaoka for oata. barley and
spuds. We buy pell, wool,
bide and junk. And w will
treat you right. MAS Bag
Co, 134 Market, phon UIOvV.
omo
21 Wanted MUcellanaoug
TWO with transportation to Lo
Angeles, innr expenses. Mrs.
llarpham, 411 N. 10th (treet.
086J
WANTED Two arhonl girls to
room and board in privet
horn: roaaonabl rata. 119
Wordsn. 08SS
WANTED 1,000 feno POIII,
cedar or Juniper. Llaky Ranch,
Mnlln, Ore. 0976
12 Livestock and Feed
FOR SALE On hundred and
fifty ton clover, timothy and
oat hay. H. E. Endlcot, Fort
Klamath. 0850
HORSES FOR SALE 800 to
1800 pound. Rear Klamath
Falla Auto Camp. 0864
11
aunp MR. .
CHIZ2LBR
WAS EO
HURT, WHBK1
AS MUCH- WHV,
MS BOUMDED
AS TMOUOH
' MB WA.S
.Almost crvikig-
THBATRB
WALL, II
CHIzzler
TURM OUT
CROOKBtS,
noro ii
WHV, NO
WOULD PROTECT
A CHEAT- THAT
WOULDN'T tB
l OUBT1CE-
22 Livestock and Feed
FOR SALE 100 head' mixed
aneep, r. n. Monro, anKl
Valley. 08(1
WANTED Alfalfa paatur for
iu lamoa, rranx van bcnolatu,
Merrill. 08H7
22a Poultry For Sale
STATE Blood Tested Whit Lf
norna, -arrea nock and Red
Chirk. Nln Dollar 100 pre
paid and guaranteed. J. R. Ma
gulre, 141 I N. B. Oregon lit,
Portlanil nj
23
Financial
3 AVE
SAVE
ON
SAVE
AUTO LOANS
AND REFINANCING
Loweat rot and oolt term.
Inreatlgate and b convinced.
MOTOR INVESTMENT CO.
101 Bo. 7tn. Ph. 1141
Jtote Llcenae M-104
$ Salary Loans $ $
I TO 10 DOLLAR8 ON
YOUR PLAIN NOTB
No lntrt deduction, yon rcle
lull gmonnt applied for. 1 to
montbatlm. All loan ronfldentlal
STATE LOAN CO. Oregon Baok
iiuiiaing. entrance izu M. lotn
Ph. 711 ue. by Slot 8-114
Klamath Business Directory
Doctor
R. I. hall: M.D.
Phyalclan and Surgeon
Maternity Caaea a Specialty
Phon 795 210 Winter Bldg.
Dr. O. W. Weetllnd, Nituropathlc
Phyalclan. Chronic and nervoui
dlaeaana 0 epaclelty. y
211-111 1. O. 6. F. Bldg.
Dreao Shoppe
Vlalt Torgler'a Upatalre Dresa
Shoppe for attractive dreaaea at
reoaonahle prlcee. ill Main St.
Phon (IIJ. 0S10
Hematitchinf
HEMSTITCHING. BUTTONS cov
ered, dreaamaklng. Mr. H
M. Allender. 114 Wolnnt.
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Cautious Return
To Gold Advocated
LEICESTER, Eng., Sept. 7. UP)
Eventual and cautloua return
to an International gold atandard
wa odvorated today by Protes
tor J, 11. Jonea, of Leeda. Eng.
and, noted Brltlah conomlt, lo
hi prealdentlal addreaa before
membera of the economic, arl-
en-- d atatlatlca lection of the
Brltlah Aasoclatlon for th Ad
rancement -of Science.
K. U. H. S. TEACHER
ilS ROLE 1 PLAY
Qeorjre Schleaser, Instructor In
Klamath Union high achool who
hat taken an active part In th
production of playa In Kla.orUli
Falla and activities of th L'ttl
Theatre Guild, haa spent the
auramer vacation attending Stan,
ford nnlveralty aummar session.
While attending th ahort sev
slon, Bchleuer participated In
the play, "Mad Hopee," produced
by th student body. He was
given one of the leading char
acter part. "Count Renet," and
received bigh commendation for
hi acting by critics, according
to Alex Desoto, Journallen. In.
structor at Klamath high achool.
who also spent his summer In
California.
By Harold Gray
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CONTRACT
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24 Buln Opportunitieo
PUT 1100 In thla btfalnca and
got lno per cent interval, par
able monthly. Money well en
cured. Addreaa box 0816, New.
Herald. Ji
Necessities for Work
WILL OIVB achool child room
and hoard In exchange for wood
nd farm producta. Newe-ller-aid.
Box 0848. 08
Work for Necesoitiee
WILL TRADE, two nanny goata
. for furnltur or what bar you?
A. L. Qraham, half mil from
Mnlln. v 4
WILL EXCHANGE eorpnt
work for farm orodnct. Phon
116W. 101b.
WOMAN wlahea any kind of work
xcept cooking. Call mornlnxa
at ill B. tn. ivu
WILL TRADE pofatoe for amall
job of pliinihlnx. Rt. 2, box 39.
8t. Francla Park. 0871
PRACTICAL Will do nuralng
and houaawork. Phon I0IJ.
0701
There are 230 member of
th National Acadamy of Science
at)W'hlngtoa, D. C.
Eighty million dollar V .
hen eatlmated aa the corpor
ation Indebtednea In th United
Stat.
Optica
Ulaaees fitted. Souls Sanitarium
Paint Store
Wall oaner. 4 centa a roll and uo
The most complete Una of paint.
enamels ana paper in aoutnern
Oregon. Painters and paper
hangers at your service.
Patterson Paint Store
210 Main St. Phone 1045
TtyklshBath
Massag. Colonic 'Irrigation. Reg
Istered Nurse. 127 So. Seventh.
Typewriter
School Trained Mechanic
14 Tear' Experience
Adding Machine and Typewriter
8 let ond Service
630 Main Phone S42
TEMPLE MOVES
TO TEMPOHARY
E
The Klamath Temple, which
waa destroyed by an Incendiary
fire eeveral week ago, has
moved to th building on Seventh
and Oak etreet originally built
for Evangelist C. 8. Price about
four year ago.
The decision to movlnto this
building wa mad. Wednesday
evening at 0 bnalnea meeting
of the congregation of Klamath
Temple. Tire old temple prop
erty and 10 lota In Bunnyslde
addition wer deeded to the
creditor of th ohurch.
Sorvlce In the new location
will begin Saturday night, ac
cording to on announcement
from Reverend Fred Hornshuh.
pastor of Klamath Temple. The
building la being partitioned for
oiinday sen aal rooms and seat
are being lnst-"-d. The regular
Sunday services will also be held
at Seventh and Oak streets and
the East Main and Oak etreat
tent services will be discontinued.
Interesting programs of spe
cial music, Including orchestral
number ond vsrlous groups of
outside talent, are being plan
ned for the opening services on
Sunday.
WEATHER
Th Cyclo-Stormagraph at Un
derwood' Pharmacy shows that
th barometric pressure has bean
rising and th outlook Is tor
sllshtly warmer wasther Friday.
Th Tyco recording thermom
eter registered maximum ond min
imum temperature Thursday as
follows:
High 65
Low 31
Th United State reclamation
acrvUe report no precipitation
tor th 14 hour ending at t p.
m.. Wednesday. o.II for th sea
son, 12.11 normal, 11.44 last
year. Th season's maximum, 102
(orticlal) on August 16.
forecast tor next 14 hours:
Fair And warmer.
Governor Names
Tillamook Judge
SALEM. Sent. 7. fl Gover
nor Julius L. MelOr yesterday ap'
pointed H. H. Rosenberg to suc
ceed Henry Crmahaw a Judge of
Tillamook County.
Judge Rouen berg resided IB
Tillamook county for many year,
where he engaged In the grocery,
feed, real estate ond Insurance
business,
Letter tscslved at th execu
tive department declared that Mr.
Rosenberg wa not on aotlv can
didal for th office, but tald he
would aocsnt it a community
duty. Judg Crenshaw died recently.
HI
SATURDAY
National,
SIN HI
I in nrrnihip
Hi OLIDHLm,
TRADING LOU
CHICAGO. Sept. T. 0P Forth
coming official crop report from
Washington threw their shadow
over th grain market today and
lad to material setbacks In price
Almost from the outlet, wheat
trading wag principally In smsll
lots, with quotations tending
downward and th day's lowest
level reached In th last half
hour. - Winnipeg reported that
hedging eales from rural sources
totaled larger than export bay
ing. Wheat closed weak, lie to lie
ander yesterday' finish; corn.
He to lo down; oats, lo to II
off, and provisions varying from
to setback to oo equal gdranc.
CHICAGO GRAIN
CHICAOO. Sept. 7, (P)
Wheat, No. 1 hard, lie; No. I
bard, weevlly, lie.
Corn, No. 2 mixed. 48c; No. 2
yellow, 48c to 49Jc: No. 1
white, f0c.
Oats, No. 1 white, 6c; No. 2
while. 251c Co 17c.
Rye. No. 2, weevlly, I7c.
Barley. 4 So to 76c.
Timothy seed, per cwt., $4.60
to 14.71.
Clover seed, per cwt., .60 to
111.26.
Lard. 5.(0.
Bellies, 16.17.
PORTLAND GRAIN
PORTLAND, SepL 7, VP)
High Low Close
September .181 .681 .68 .68
December .731 .72 .72 .721
Cash Wheat
No. 1 Big Bend blueatem .71
Dark hard winter, 11 .10
I 'ark hard winter,-11 .71
Soft white .11
Western white .it
Hard winter ,l
Northern spring
.11
Western red
.11
Osts, No. 1 whit. Ill 60.
Corn. No. 2 yellow, 121.50.
Mlllrun standard. 117.00.
Today'a ear receipts: Wheat.
41; barley, 1; floor, 1; oats, 10;
nay. 1.
CUTTLE DULL ON
S
SO. SAN FRANCISCO, Sept.
7. (UP) Hogs: 1225, including
111 direct. Six loads lust or
rived. Lights and butchers
steady to weak coatsidering
sort. Bulk 111-202 lb. Califor
nia $5.25-15.50; latter top.
Packing sows weak to 25c lower,
I3.54-I3.7E. '
Cattle: 225. including 100
holdovers. Dull; most bids and
sales common ty medium ot
week's level of weak 15-25c
lower; better grades scarce; me
dium .063 lb. Idaho steers 14.60:
some held higher; she stock
mostly steady at weak 25-50C
decline; bulk medium and good
range cows $1.60-13.60; odd
onus to $3.75.
Calves: 70, oil direct.
Sheep: 276. No early action;
choice absenu
FLOWER SHOW WILL
BE HELD MONDAY
A flower show with exhibit of
late summer garden flower will
be held In connection .with the
luncheon and first cutumn meet
ing of the Woman' Library club
Monday afternoon at th Library
club room.
According to Mr. L. L. Hen
dricks, chairman ot the flower
show committee, there will be two
classes ot entries, table decora
tions and artistic bouquets, ond
these will be Judged by oil th
women attending the luncheon.
Ballot will be passed out ond 0
vote held on th various entries
Bch ntrant may exhibit as
many bouquets as (he wishes, ond
anyone interested .in flower I
invited to exhibit.
Those assisting Mrs. Htndrlcks
will be Mrs. O. A. Kraus, Mr. J.
Percy Wells, Mrs. W. L. Qulnn,
Mr. T. E. Shoop. Mr. Garre t
Van Riper, Mrs. H. E. Gets and
Mr. George Ulrlch.
BAKER, Ore Sept. 7, iP)--
uave uncnoux wo in Jail oar
today, faced with a chargo of tint
degre murder In connection with
the (laying her, August IS, of
Mrs. Albtrt Koehler.
Brlchoux, who was returned
here from Plocervllle. Idaho, with
officer aevsrsl days ago, w ar
rested last ntgnt .wuen outnori
tie rc(vd Infofmntlon froir
Salem that a palm print fouod on
k bottle with which police cold
Mr. Koehler waa believed to
bar been atruck, wa Identical to
Brlchonx'i palm print.
. Half of th horsepower of 1'
Jor campnell'a speed car waa
used to combat wind friction In
his run on the sand ot Day
tona Beach.
Stock Market
Quotations
NEW YORK, Sept. T, (JPt
With traders uncertain as to
forthcoming economic develop
ments and prlc trend, there waa
only faint Interest displayed In
the stock market today. White
o few iasues were iteady to firm,
moet listed aqultl wer Inclined
to sag. Th clot wa easy. Vol
ume dwindled to approximately
60.000 abarea.
Today cloalng price
AUaka junean
II
1I3
Ills
Al. Cham, at Dye ,
American Can
American Coml. Alcohol
American For. Pow.
American Smelt. A Ret.
A. T. T.
American Tob. B.
Anaconda Copper
Atchison, T. A S. F.
Atlantic Ref.
Baltimore ft Ohio
Bendlx Aviation
Bethlehem Steel ,, ,
Borden Co,
Burr. Adding Machln ,
California Pack
Canada Pacltlo
t.'ase, J. I
Caterpillar Tractor
Chesapeake A Ohio
Chrysler Motor
Col. O. It E.
Commercial Solvent ,,,
Commonwealth Southern .
Continental Can
Corn Product
Curtis Wright .
!1
43a
71
111
ll
I3
26.
32
131
22i
29)
894
m
ii
sn
211
171
ll
SSI
111
S2
23i
21
641
IS.
Oil
131
461
23
23
I
471
341
161
2i
40 .
i
31
81
611
401
28)
171
39
0J
I
271
SO
7
461
12i
Hi
7i
181
8i
17,
51.
241
Drug Inc.
Dnpont D N. .
Eaatman Kodak .
Elec. Auto LL
El. Pow. A Lt.
General Electric
General Foods
General Motor, .
Gillette Raxor .
Gold Dust
Homestake Mining
International Harvester
nternational Nickel
:. T. 4V T.
Johns Manville
Kennecott Con. Cop.
Kroger Grocery
Llbbey-O-Ford
Liggett Myers B. .
Liquid Carbide
Lortllard Tob. Co.
Monty Ward
Naah Motor
National Biscuit
National Dairy Product
National Distillers .
National Pow. A Lt.
New York Central
North America
Pacific Gaa Elecric
Packard Motor
Penney. J. .0.
Penn. R. R.
Phillips Pet.
Public Service New Jersey ,
Pullman Co.
Radio Corp. ,
R. K. O.
Rem. Rand
Reynolds Tob. B .
Sears Roebuck
Shell Union
Southern Pacific .
Standard Brands
Standard Oil California
Standard Oil New Jersey
Studebaker Co.
Tex Corp.
Texaa Gulf BuL
Trans-America ,
Union Carbld
Union Paclfle -
United Aircraft
United Corp. -
United Gas Imp.
U. S. Indus. Alcohol
V. 8. Rubbar
U. S. Steel
Vanadium ..
West. Elec. Mfg.
Woolworth . .
Closing Curb Quotations
48,
3 SI
Cities Service
21
221
III
Elec. Bond ft Share
Swift Co.
Portland
Livestock
PORTLAND, . Sept. T. (JP
Cattle, SO; calves. 40; market
steady.
Steers, ' common and medium.
$3.00 to 16.60: heifers, good,
common and medium, 2.76 to
$4.00; cows, good. .$2.60 to
$3.00; common and medium.
12.26 to $2.71; low cotter and
cutter, $1.00 to 11.25: boll,
good and choice, $2.50 to 13.25;
cuttsr. common and medium
$1.71 to $2.60; vealers. good and
ebole, $6.00 to $7.00; cull, com.
mon and medium, $3.00 to 16.00:
calves, good and choice, $4.00 to
$5.50; common and medium.
$2.00 to $4.00.
Hogs, 600; market weak to 10c
lower.
Lightweight, good and choice,
$4.86 to $5.35; medium weight,
good and choice, $4.00 to $6.16;
heavyweight, . good and choice,
$4.50 to 16.00; v packing sows,
medium and good. $3.25 to $4.00;
slaughter pigs, good and oholc,
$3.60 to $4.00; feeder and atock
er pig, good and choice, $4.00 to
$4.76.
Sheep, 100; market (teady.
Lambs, good and choice, $5.80
to $6.26; common and medium.
$4.00 to $6.25; yearling wethers.
$3.71 to $4.00; ewes, medium to
cholco. $1.21 to $2.25; cull and
common, 750 to $1.25.
BOSTON WOOL M4RKFT
BOSTON, Sept. 7, (AP) (U.
9. Dept. Agr.) The finer grades
of western grown wool are mov
ing freely and prloes are vary
strong. Graded strictly comb
ing 64's and finer territory
wool bring 10-82 cents scoured
basis, while original bag lines
ot similar quality and good
strictly combing staple sell at
around 80 cents. Good French
combing 64'a and finer territory
wool In Original bags bring 77
7 cents acound baals and ahort
French oombing line are firm
at around 76 centa.
Scientist claims blonds are the
most economclal woman. Prob
ably It' because of the lighter
, ovrhaat
Local Markets
PORTLAND EGG
1 01
BETTER TREND
PORTLAND, Sept. T UP) TJO'
dertone of the egg market here
waa showing some definite 1m.
provement, lending new encour
agement to the trade and pro
ducers.
Prospect for a better market
were now declared definite by
those who follow the situation
closely. Price ware unchanged
for th day.
Demand b Better
Consumption and demand from
retailers have been more Pro
nounced sines Labor dsy ond the
quality of receipts was beginning
to snow om improvamenL
The Pacific Co-op announced"!
tn following pool price for th
week ending Angust II:
Extras 21c standard 19c.
brown 21c. dirty- extras 16c.
tint 17c. medium 17c dlrtr
nd brown medium 16c. pullet
tic, amy and brown pullet 10c,
crax ana seconds loe.
A general Improvement wa
apparent over th country la
th cheese market. While price
were generally unchanged, th
demand haa improved and th
market ha taken on healthier
ton.
Melons Down
Continued strength waa op
parent in the local market for
broiler. Barely enough wer
coming to to meet the demand.
No Improvement In the demand
for country killed beef was Men.
Market wa alow and orlcea Ir
regular at low levels. Choice
lambs were in good call.
watermelons were down to lc
a pound wholesale. Dealers hope
me price win move them.
Dlllarda cantaloupes advanced
to around H.lO.i They were mov
ing steadily into retail channels
ine peach market wa fully
teady at (5 to 10 cent. Receipt-
were ngni to meet we demand.
Consumers apparent!- were real.
Ming tney cannot expect the dis
astrous once of a year aro.
Heavy supply of tomatoes were
reported, ana they ranged around
cent lower. Local receipt
war larger.
Malagaa and' Ribler gran
were off and wer quoted down to
i.u wnoiesai.
Corn was about Iteadv at SB
to 10 cent sack. Receipt were
ample.
Stock Averages
(Copyright till, standard atatl.
ties company)
6 to 0 10
Indl' RR's Ut's Total
Thuradar 50. ss.3 .
Pr.v. day 14.1 to.l IS.t IS.I
week age IS.i 81 S0.1 IS.I
T.ar ago Tt.l IS. ill. T.
I yaars ago - lit. 111. 125.1 IT1
Hign, ii iuj.1 ts.s 111.7 IS.
Low. 195! 41.t 11.1 41.1 4.
High. 1931 Tl.t It.l 111. Til
Low, Mil IS.1 U.1 IIJ I.
Bond Averages
(Copyright 1131, Standard Statu.
tics Company)
1 10 1
Indl RR's Ut's Total
Thuradar 71 ' 116 .
Pr.v. day VS. Tl.l 117 7S.I
Ve.k ago 16.6 10 4 (1.9 te.
Tear ago (9.T 73.1 15 9 71.1
I year ago 14.6 109.1 100.1 101. S
Hire, 1933 T7.1 (4.1 11.6 11.1
Low, 1933 II I 17.0 74.1 IS.
Blch. 1931 71.1 71.1 11.1 73 1
Low, 1931 13.1 47.4 10. 11.1
Blue
HORIZONTAL
2 Who la th
U. a A. ad
ministration leader In th
picture?
13 Paid
publicity.
15 To pry.
tl Dawn.
UOf what or
ganisation la
th pictured
man th bead?
20 Slngl things.
23 Wild turnip.
23 Ketch.
25 To strive.
27 To Impost
taxes.
28 To inlet
30 Instrument,
32 Sheltered
place.
33 All right.
34 Promls.
M Nude.
38 Railroad.
19 Manufacture.
41 Wagon tracks.
43 Taciturn. .
44 Onager.
41 Masts.
41 Ton and L
Answer to Previous PsaaJo
E lMlUNlk-Lyi:KMa
48 Flower.
41 Dad.
10 Mother.
61 An unci.
58 To mention. .
63 On.
St Th man In
th picture
- worked out
the plan tor
In the
U. S. A. tor ,
the World
War
60 Stratum.
11 Scandinavian.
VERTICAL
1 Pretention
I I t p 14 S (e 'To le lio 111 I
rs i- Seo si
es sr sraa
3S If5 333
35 133 H55
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Portland
Produce
PORTLAND. S.nt. 1. a
Butter, prints, extras list
darda, 22c.
Butterfat Portland deliver. A
grade. 20c nor lh.i timif'i Ar.r
delivery, lOo per lb.; swset cream
do signer.
Eggs, Pacific Ponltrv Pmlnv
or' selling price, overalls. 16a;
extras, 23c; standards, 10c; me
diums, 20e: pullsu, II per do
n. Buying prlc by wholeialorg,
freh extras. 20c to 21a per do.
n; msdlums, lie per dossn; aa
dorgrede, 10c, and pulUts, 10
per doien.
Country meat, selling once ta
retailer, country killed hog, beat
ouicners, under 160 ID. 710 to
8c; vealers, 70 to 100 lb., 100 to
10, c; apring lamb, lOie to lie
Per lb.; yearling. 4a to la an
lb.; heavy ewes, lc to to per lb.;
medium cows, la to lc per lo.;
canner cows, lo to lo per lb.;
ouiii, 4io to dc per in.
Cheeae. 91-acore Oregon trip
let, lie; lof, He pr lb. Brok
ers will pay c below quotation.
Milk, contract price, 4, Port
land dllTry, 11.70 per o B
grade cream, 17o per lb.
Mohair, buying priee, 111!
clip. 16c per lb.
cascara bark, buying arte.
1133 peel, lc
- Hop, nominal, llll, e o
4 So per lb.
Live poultry. Portland U
err, buying price, (owl pallets.
I to f lb., lie, over lb., lie;
spring pullet ander l lb. 14a;
roosters, over li lb., 14c; lag.
horn fowL over I); lb., to, and
under li lb., to; brollere, li to
I lbs., lie; I lb ap, lie; stags,
lc; roosters, lc: Fekln dock, lo:
colored duck, 10c; gee le lb.
onion. Walla Walla, $1.25 to
11.36 per cental.
Potatoes, local whit and rod,
11.33 to $1.10 per cental; Takl
m. $1.60 to $2.00.
Cantaloupe. Dillard atandard.
11.00; Yakima standards, lie to
90o per crate; Call, 76 to 10a
per crate.
Wool, 1931 clip, nomlnl; Wil
lamette valley, lie to 16c per lb.:
Eastern Oregon, 16c to lie per
lb.. Southern Idaho, II to 20c
per lb.
Hay, buying price from proaae.
er, .Alfalfa, No. 1, bow crop.
117.00: clover. No. 1, $14.00;
Willamette -alley timothy.
$15.00; Eastern Oregon timothy.
$18.00; oats and grain. $16.00
per ton.
Chicago
Livestock
CHICAGO, 8ept 7 () (U. B.
Dept. Agr.) Hog: 70,000: low
about steady; 180-180 lb. $4.40
4.50; sows $1.75-1.21.
Cattle: 10,000; little done bat
fed steers and yearlings steady;
early top weighty steer $1:10,
moat sales 15.16-1.26; heifer and
mixed yearling slow; cow easy;
vealers it- to 50c higher, 17.00
7.50. Sheep: 11,000; tat lamb ao
tlve, 25c higher; good to choice
native 17.00-7.50; 10-car string
cholc Washington 17.60; hep
firm upward to $1.76 on range
ewe.
Story says light in torch ot
Statue of Liberty blew out dar
ing recent Atlantic coaat (torn,
thu correcting the Impression ot
many antl-prohlbltonlata that
Liberty' light wa extinguished
a doren years ago.
Eagle
pl.)
14 Imbibe.
nOoesback.
II To be Uk
II Portico.
14 To what
branch ot th
army did th
pictured maa
belonit
II Deer.
M Tie or bond.
11 Southeast.
15 Tumor.
17 Cut.
81 Malarial.
40 Wanderer,
42 Custom.
41 Track ot a
wild animal.
41 Fin potter.
hour.
I Pronoun.
4 African
antelope.
I To sharpen a
rasor.
6 Junction.
fit Watchful tor
' ..I ...
7 Exercise ot
th power of
cholc.
I North
America.
I Sol.
10 Verbal.
11 Type of tal.
12 Th plcturtd.
man I a
by profession.
41 To peel.
10 Sound ot k
eoWj
11 Era tumofc
14 Pastry.
61 Fourth note.
17 lufflg exprtea
log th
contrary.
II Behold) '
II M 9 sura.