November 16, 1933
THE KLAMATH NEWS, KLAMATH FAU&, OREGON
PAGE SEVEN
Wan t-Ads Bring Resu Us
Phone Yours to 1 900
natal i .
per wort par day's
insertion.
per cent discount en
ill ruonlnl one
week
per vent discount en
4e running one
month. '
3c
10
20
All elaitlfltd r ln,,n
,4 in both The Klamath Ntws
.no Evening Herald, at the
above rte. appearing In The
Newt flreL
Time limit lor classification
U the lollowlug day's papers
Ii 1:00 P. M. Adi daelred In
eerted on the tame day "
mltted will have to run Too
Let to Classify." Too-Late-to-Oleaelfy
d Pl ,n on
p.per onfjr t the
is quoted ebova, and elettltlod
tor eucoetdlnf Iniertlone.
Uxt and Found
VqsT Monday afternoon eli
montln old. yellow. female Per
alan cat. Answers to name
Hu.y' Reward. To 732 I "
way Drive. lJ
ai-'t n..Mtnf'a fiatid baa.
He-
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turn to Dr. riliarp, urcguo .... .
Bldg. Howard.
LOST 1'alr men'e glnsaee. Re
ward. H. W. Wright, Dorrla.
1719
..yaMHPjaaBa
1 C-W-wral Nolle
LEAVING? Arriving! or making
"dtlfnr"nt" arransemntst Tluui
lti mi rare fur your furniture
and household gooda until you
v j. rr.,r- rlenn. rlrncndahlc
storage space al reasonable
rate. AIM) crating pacains
ahlpplng. Call 704
Peoples Warehouse
"If lt Stornble, we elore It"
1715
RADIO HRKV1CR or all klode
Wen. Long, 140a Lookout Bt
Phone iggsj III
Personals
PALMISTRY and card reading,
tin. Dora Miller. 480 Mountain
Ave, Aaliland. Ori-gon. Phone
4 63 J. imi
RKADINOfl flatly- 621 nut -fie
B Transportatlcrn
Trav By Stag
ShorUst Routt to
PORTLAND $5.90 one way
SEATTLE , $7.90 one way
SPOKANE $14.00 one way
Via Bend and Waplnltla
Leave Greyhound Depot at llilO
p. m dally. Phone 1610.
6 Help Wanted, Male
PROFITABLE opening for salet
man by large corporation. Bo.
nua to producf.ru. Apply at
once. Arcade Aptit. 101 . 1716
LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE
MINI OUT OP Tiki
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ARB aiAKIf UawBtat TH1V
foOLBO Ml" NO REASON '
WHY
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IS -STAHINO AT Ml PO
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WITH THESE PAKE
HB'O PIQUR8 I WAS
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CROOK, OR SOMETHINQ-
6a Salesman Wanted
MKN WANTED Ralolth
routeg of HOO families In olilt
of Kliuuath Fells and Modfurd.
Unliable huatli'r should elart
earning 125 weekly and In
crease rapidly, Wrlle tnimed
lately, llewlelgh Co., l)'-pt .
OIMI-S. Oakland. Calif, 1744
7 Help Want)-, f erotle
WANTKD Housekeeper, refer
ences News Herald Hot ITD'i.
0 Situations Wanted
HKI.IAUI.IC elderly couple will
work for room, Hoard, uecenl
tlea, Carttteklug, choree, huuse
work. City or couutry. ex
perienced high class workers.
References, Newi tierald lloa
1710. 1710
tl
Furnlahed Rooms
SLEEPING roomi, 140 N. 9th.
171i
FUItNACM HEATED ItOOMR.
I'hnne 674-11. 1690
12a For Rent Realtors
FOn ItKN'T Neat and modern 4
room bungalow wl'h range.
Falrvlew district. 110. Ou per
niontn.
Knur room house on Martin St.
$11.00 per month.
Llillcote A Smith
Til Main licalture Upstairs
1714
IS Furnlahed Apartments
LarQB two-room apartment.
Low rent. 411 Oak- 16'jB
ARCADE APADTMENTa - ttt)
I'lrntv boat.
e 1 in
14
Furnlahed Houaes
S ROOM modern home clone In.
Call 114 Creecent. Phuna 71A-J.
or t-J. 1616
COMPLETELY furnlihcd 8-roorn
homo. 119 month. Mill" addi
tion. Inquire 117 E. Main.
1700
rOK KENT Furnlihod houia.
Inquire 711 Doty or phone
1418M. 1794
FOlt IlKNT roar-room furnlih
ad houea. 1106 Portland.
1889
FOR RENT Coiy three-room
houne, furnlahed. Cloaeln. 7m
15 Unfurniahed Houaea
5-HOOM modarn houee, doublo
garoice, one acre; Immediate
20 Mlaeellaneoua For Sale
AUCTION
Saturday Nov. 18
1:00 P. M.
Pelican Theatre Bldg.
Klgbth A Klamath
Complete furnlnhltiKa for one
largo houae.
Additional furniture of all
kinds. cotmhtlng of bode,
prlnga,, rorkcri, dial, tublee.
tovea, rum, tools, five two
horen allpa and many other ar
tlcln. Colonel Swlgart
Auctioneer
TOR BALB Munolo 1H h. P.
outboard motor, very good con
dition, 140:00: alx gcoie de
coyi, ID; one Uuxnaa bunting
coat, alia 41, for IS: gallon
Thermoe jug II. Addreaa,
Brooka, 1S4 Eaal Main.
FOlt BALB 600 head young
breeding ewea, large and fat.
heavy ahearera. IS.00 per
head. V. J. Phlllppl, Grand
Hotel, Medford, Oregon. 17ua
DELICIOUS greaieleia dough
nuta. 717 I'lura. 1707
WOOD All klnsa. 71S Walnut
Phona 114. 1861
WOOD. Phona 1981-Ji 1161
Vina. 1618
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Klamath Business Directory
Convaleacent Home
CI'IIR YOimRELF-Llthle water,
milder climate, lower altitude.
Patient, boarders, cabin renters
at reduced rules. Convalescent
Home, 163 Oranlta Bl., Aabland,
Ore. 1764
Chiropractor
PAUL 0. LONG, D. 0.
12T B. 7lh. r Tel 1640
Dreas Shoppe
Vlilt Torgler'a Upetalra Dreea
rllioppe tor attractive dreaaea at
riaonahln prlrot. "31 Main St.
Phone 6H2J. ' OtlO
Hemetitching
IIKMHTITCHINO. DUTTON8 ao
nred, drneamaalng. Mra. B
M. Allender. Si 4 Walnut.
0174
20 Miacellaneoui For Sale
WOOD Dry fir, green fir, dry
pine. Phone llaiK. 1431
White Dull llrown. 1116
21 Wanted Miacellaneoua
WANTKD TO LKAHE Irrigated
ranch, fully equipped prefer
red. T. J. Moulton, R. R.
llebcr, Vtuh. 1711
VK PAY CASH for uied Tangoa
Trade your used furniture for
new: libural allowance applied
aa diwn peyuiut.
KLAMATH rUUNlTUHR CO.
I'lioue ell4 711 Main St.
1617
23
Financial
3AVE
SAVE
SAVE
ON
AUTO LOANS
AND REFINANCING
Lowest ratea and eaalest terme
Invtsatlaate ana oe convinces
MOTOK INVESTMENT CO
tol So. 7th. Ph. 114.
tate '-jyey "'A-0
Work for . N'cej!'8
WOMAN with family will do
housework In eichanitt. for
rent of house. 1706 Main St.
1766
WILL cara for children, In your
home or mine. 1133 Grant.
1711
HOY About 16 to work tor board
and room. Call 916J. 1791
WILL EXCHANGE laundry work
for mangle or wood. 635 Jet
ferKoo. 1786
YOl'NO WOMAN will care for
children bv hour or day. Phone
67iV. 139 rerllllli. 187U
WANTED Work by day or bonr.
Kxprrlenccd In cooking and
sewing. Beat of references.
Call 602J. 1147
WOMAN wlshoa day or hour
work, tlamel. ApL 16; phone
'31 W. 1610
WANTED Housework of any
kind, day or hour. Phona 601J.
1424
WILL EXCHANGE practical
nursing or fur piece work for
rent of small furnished house,
oloae In. References. Write
or call 607 S. 4th. 1442
Legal Notices
CXIt'NTV IKKASlllKlfg
No ru k
Notice Ii hereby given that
there are funds In the County
Treasury for redemption of ull
outstanding County Curren Ex
pense Fund Warrunts protested
on or before September 27 1933.
Interest on same will ceaso from
this data.
Dated at Klamath Falls. Ore-
Jon this 16th day of November,
931.
OEOnOK P. TAYLOR,
County Treasurer.
N-N, 1 II-N. 16 N-N. 17
By Harold Gray
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Furniture
HIGHF.BT PhlCB paid (or Oaed
furniture, haatara and ranaee.
Ill Uroad. liHO
Optlct
Cllaaaaa fitted. Boula Banltarlum
Second Hand Store
We pay caib or trade for need
gooda. O. L. Hembree. 121 8. 610.
Turklah Bathi
Maaaaga. Colonic Irrigation. Reg
letered Nurae. 117 HO. SeTenm
Typewriters
School Trained Uecbanle
14 Year' fCxDenence
Adding Machine and Typewriter
Ma lee and Berrlce
6J0 Mala Phona 841
Portland
Livestock
PORTLAND, Nor. IS, VP)
Cattle, receipts, 123: calves, 10:
market ateady.
Steers, common and medium,
11.60 to 15.00: heifers, common
and medium, 11.60 to 14.00;
oowe, common and medium, II. IS
to la. 1)0: low eutter and cutter.
II. IS to II. 26; bulls, outter and
medium. 11 76 to II 76; vealera.
good and choice. 18.60 to 16.10:
cull, common and medium, 11.60
to IS 60: calves, good and choice.
14.00 to is.so: common and me
dium, ll.oo to 14.00.
Hon, recaipte, 300; market
ateady. t
Lightweight, good and choice,
14.00 to 14.16: medlumwalght.
good and choice, 14 IS to 14.16;
heavyweight, good and choice,
13.75 to $4.25: packing sows,
medium and good, 13.00 to IS 60;
feeder and atocker plgr, good and
choice, 11.21 to 11. 7S.
Sheep, recelpta, 100; market
steady.
Lambs, good and eholca, IS.00
to IS.SO; medium, 11.60 to
IS.00; yearling wethers, 11.76 to
4 60; awes, 75c to 11.00.
Chicago
Livestock
CHICAGO, Nov. 15. (API
(U. 8. Dept. Agr.) Hogs: 10.
000: weights below 190 lbs. and
'sows about ateady: 140-180 lbs.
14. 10-4. 60; aowa 13.50-3.85.
Cattle: 11.000; market prnc
J tlcally demoralized on medium
j weight and weighty steers and
semi-damoroliied early on long
7ui iiiiki., jrmus guinea Willi
strictly grain fed yearlings, med
ium weight and weighty bul
locks kinds scaling looo lbs. to
1600 lbs.; shipper demand very
narrow; extremely sluggish on
weighty beef; heifers 15.75-6.00;
most weighty steers promising .to
sell at 15.25 down to 14.00; noth
ing done on cows, undertone
weak to 25o lower; vealera 60c
lower at 13.50-5.00.
Sheep: 10.000; fat lambs not
fully established, bids to steady
to slightly higher; natives 17.00;
sheep strong to Sao higher, choice
light weight swea up to 13.00;
feeding lambs dull, around
ateady.
Turkey Shoot Set
For Next Sunday
Druce Parks will hold the first
turkey eboot Of the year at nil
ranch near Modoc Point Sunday.
The ranch la four miles north of
Lamui'e mill.
A shoot for teal will also be
held.
BOSTON. Not. 15, (JP) (U. S.
D. A.) Wool trading Is mora
active than It hat been for several
weeks, buying la rather arattar
ed. but some purchases have In
cluded suable quantities of the
finer territory wools.
Good French combing 64s and
finer territory woni in original
bags have bvoujht 80o to 81c,
scoured basis, Oraded ' strictly
combing, 68s, (iOc, i -blood terri
tory wools have been sold at 79c
to 81o, scoured basis.
At this tlmo of year a glance
Into the future brlnga up preaent
Flapper Fanny Sayt
probloma
National, Local Markets
BUTTER. EGG
TONES EASY
AT POBTL
PORTLAND, Not. IS, (p)
Market on butter was about as
steady as It haa bees here recent
ly. Undertone really continued
easy, but quotations on lbs ex
change were being held-
Trading In the egg market was
quite easy, but established prices
were unchanged for fresh offer
ings during tbs day although
many aalee continued at shaded
figure for both fresh and stor
age. Market for chickens remained
slow locally, but without addi
tional price low. Values bow
were practically it the eitrem
low record mark for lire offer
ings. While the source wss holding
potato prices Intact, very little
action waa ehown la the move
ment. The city appeared unwill
ing to believe that prices will go
materially higher and doea not
have the money to speculate
More offers to buy onions were
suggested at estsbllsbed points
during the last 14 boura. Buyers
appeared willing to pay 76c and
sacks net. but few grow'ers wars
willing to aell at the moment.
Market on honey was showing
a alow trade, with late sales un
usually small. Much low-grade
and low priced extracted waa be
ing offered, which hurt the sals
of good stock.
Celery prices wsrs firmer to
higher.
Good lettuce waa scarce, best
available waa higher.
Cauliflower salea In carlota
were better snd at pries rise.
Hothouse cucumbers were In
fair call at 60o to 10c per dotan,
Quality tomatoea were practic
ally off the market
Soma hucklebegrles were mov
ing Ic to 100 per lb.
SHEMOClE
80. BAN FRANCISCO. Not.
16, aim Hogs: 600. including
110 direct. Fairly active, lights
and butchers fully tlesdy to 10c
higher, top, 162-189 lb. Califor
nia butchers. 15.25; Load 181
lb. 5.1.-; good 14S lb. light-
lights, IS; common-medium. 165
lbs. 14.75: 302 lbs., 14.50; pack
ing aows. 15c higher, 13 50 down.
Cattle: 17S. including 35 di
rect. 100 holdovers. Killing
classes nominally ateady. trade on
rleanup basis, largely she stock:
few medium 801-337 lb. slaught
er steers, 14: more desirable
grass steers, 1080 lbs., quoted to
14.65, possblly above: load med
ium 1000 lb. holdover grass cows,
12.50-11.00, low -cutter -medium
dairy type. $1-12.50; good bulls
quoted. 3.25 down.
Calves: 35. all direct.
Sheep: 1460, Including 275 dl
rect. Active, fully eteady to
strong; four decks good. 80-84 lb.
shorn Washington lambs. 86
16 25, one deck quoted 10 per
cent: lour decks, 84 lb. shorn
Californiaa 16-16.15, straight
good-choice Wooled 90 lb. down
quoted around 17.
IT LISBON FIELD
LISBON, Portugal. Not. IS. (JP
Colonel and Mrs. Charles A.
Lindbergh arrived here at 12:41
p. m. today after a flight from
Caldelas De Tuy. Spain, where
they had been fog-bound for g
day.
The colonel told hit welcomerl
that he expected to spend several
days here before atartlng to tha
A sores, it waa aald yesterday
that he Intended to fly bark to
tha Untied States by way of the
A tores and Bermuda.
Turn U. S. Guns
titfyp jw-wiui'wf
1'
i
"Spearhead" of the federal drive on kidnapers, Joseph B. Keenan,
assistant U. 8. attorney general, It pictured, left, with George
Sullivan. U S. district-attorney, In tha St. Paul courtroom where
the two are demanding Ufa terms for llogor Touhy, Chlcsgo gang
stor, and threo aides on trial for the kidnaping of William Ilamni,
. wealthy brewer.
Stock Market
.Quotations
NEW YORK, Not. 16, (VP)
Stocks generally were Indifferent
to enother tharp decline of Inter
national dollar ratet today and
leading Issues moved narrowly
during a relatively dull sosslon.
Speculative aontlment apparently
waa still confused regarding tha
administration's monetary pro
gram. Tha close waa Irrogular.
Transfers spproxlmated (1,300,
000 shares.
Today'a closing prices:
Air" Reduction ...................
Alaska Juneau .-..-.
AL Chemical 4t Dye ...........
American Can
American Comi. Alcohol
American ic For. Pow. ..
American Bmelt. 4k Kef.
A. T. A T
American Tob. B
Anaconda Copper
Atchison. T. A I. T.
Atlantic Refining
Baltimore t Ohio .
Mend Is Aviation ...
Detbleha-n Steel .....
Borden Co
Burr. Adding Machine ..
California .Pack
Case. J. 1.'
Caterpillar Tractor
Chrysler. Motor
Col. Gas 4 Electrlo
Comi. Solvent .. ............
Continental Can
Corn Products
Curtlss Wright
Dupont Ic Da N.
Eastman Kodak ,.
Electric Auto Light
Oneral Klectrle
General Foode
General Motors ...
Gillette Rasor ............
Gold Dust ...: ....,
Homestake Mining
International Harvester
International Nickel
I. T. T
103)
28)
134
911
49
101
46,
1171
721
15,
451
301
221
131
30)
221
141
201
69)
21
41
103
Hi
7
I)
01
69
151
10
36)
30J
111
17?
las
ill
ii
14
61
111
Johns Manviile
Kennecott Con. Cop,
Llbber-O-Ford
191
Liggett ft H, -in B
Liquid Carbide .....
Lorlllard Tob. Co.
11
141
17
Monty Ward ........
Nash Motor .....
National Biscuit .. ......
National Dairy Products
National Distillers .
New York Central ,,
201
191
44)
15J
91
131
North America
161
Pacific Gas a Electrlo -
16)
II
31
48.
251
161
Packard Motor
Park Utah .....
Pennex, J. C. ..... .
Penn. R. R. ........
Phillips Pet
Public Service New Jersey..
Pullman Co ..........
33
45
7
Radio Corp
Rem. Rand
71
Reynolds Tob. B
Beara Roebuck ........
Shell Union ..........
Southern Pacific ......
Standard Brands ........
Standard Oil California
Standard Oil New Jersey
Studcbaker Co. .
Texas Corp ..
444
9)
' 81
19J
131
43i
441
4)
25)
61
43
Trans-Am erica
Union Carbide
union Pacific I06i
United Aircraft . SI J
United Corp ., 0J
United Gas Imp ..., is
U. 8. Indus. Alcohol 63
V. B- Rubber
V. 8. 8tcel ....
17J
41
17
38
West. Elec. A Mfg. ,
Woolworth .
Closing Curb Quotations
Cities Servlre 2)
Elec. Bond A Share ........ 151
Swift St Co y 16)
Johnson Invited
To Klamath Falls
Gsnsrsl Hugh B. Johnson, head
of the NHA. hat been Invited to
visit Klamath Falls on hit pro
posed trip to tha Pacific coast
In December.
Tbe cbamber of commerce
forum committee, taking notice
of press dispatches to tbe effect
that Johnson might come west,
Invited him to stop off here and
to apeak in thlt city. Word hat
been received that" the Invitation
will be given consideration, al
though It Is not certain Johnson
will make the coast trip,
Early sawmills were hard
pushed to produrj five thousand
feet of lumber In 24 houra. Mod
ern mills can produce 760,000 In
tight houra.
on Touhy Gang
swat siiaasus -swums Wf)jq fM
;.V
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SOLD IN SOUTH
(Federal potato quotations from
Oregon State College through
the county agent).
Carlo! shipments of Dotatoaa
In the United Statee Tuesday
amounted to 111. Oregon sup
plied 19. Washington IS and
llaho 114 cart. Main shipped
113.
At Prneque Isle, tha msrket
was steady. No. 1 Green Moun
tains brought mostly 11.00 a
hundred, sacked, In carloads f. 0.
b. shipping point.
At Idaho Falls trading was
sHuhtly better and tha market
firm. No, 1 Russets brought
mostly IS to II centa a hun
dred, sacked, In carloads t. 0. b.
cash track.
In the Twin Falls Burley dis
trict a little better feeling pre
vailed this morning, but sales
ware loo few to establish reliable
prlcea.
At Yakima demand was mod
erate and the market about
eteady. Price were unchanged
but ahowlng a firmer tendency.
No. 1 Russets btought mostly
20 a ton, tacked. In carloads
f. 0 b. cash track.
Chicago reported practically
no trading on account of the con
dition of the weather. Cara were
not being opened on account of
tha eicreme cold. Prices, how
ever, were nominally unchanged.
At Fort Worth the market
was firm, with supplies moderate
snd demand alow. No. 1 Idaho
Russets brought 11.71 to 11.76
a hundred, aacktd. brokers car
lot tales.
At San - Francisco the market
waa dull. There were a few
sales of Klamath No. 1 Russets
to Jobbers at 11.40 to 11.50 a
hundred, sacked, and tome No. 1
Washington Russeta at 11.35 to
11.40 a hundred.
CH1CA00. Not. IS, 0P Civ
Ing way rapidly lata today,
-h.t it marlv s eenta en-
der the beat figures touched
early.
One of the disconcerting fact
ora waa announcement that a
cargo of aprlng wheat Wat re
ported as loading at Duluth for
shipment to Chicago. Monetary
uncertainties, nowever, lurmeu
tbe chief unsettling Influence,
with general laca oi touuutLci
by speculative buyera.
Wheat cloaed nervout, 1ft
ta rir Teaterdev'i finish:
corn He-1K down, oata Hi-
-IV off, and provisions varying
from 17 cente decline to 7 cents
advance.
Stock Averages
(Copyright, Hit. Standard Statis
tics Company)
a n io te
nn rjt' Total
Wednesday 17 8 t!. 63.8 7J.1
Prcv. Say ss.l ta.t se. n.
Week a.o 87 t 41.4 71.1 7T.t
Year ago 17.1 II 1 ll.l
I years ego - lil t 103.4 171.1 13S.4
Hick, 1MI - 101.1 si.l
Low. 1933 4J. 13.4 tl.t 41.1
High. 1932 7S.J 9.l 111.0 78.
Low. 1932 3S.I 1S.1 61.8 85 t
High. 1931 HO I 105.1 103.9 14(1
Low, ltll (0.4 80.1 11.1 60.1
Bond Averages
(Coprrlght, 1913. sund-rd Itatls
tlca Company)
is io it te
Indi a RR'S Ct Total
Wednesday 70.1 67.1 77.0 71.1
Prey, day 70.6 61 1 77.7 71.1
Week go , 71.1 70.6 7S.7 7I.S
Year aso 63.4 64.1 II I 419
a rears ago . 90.4 1 (.! tl.s s.4
IllSh, I93t 77.1 14 t li t II I
Low, 1133 81.1 87.1 74.1 41.6
High. 1131 fit 71.1 It.l ll.l
Low. 1931 83.1 4J.4 T0.I 61.9
Hlcn, 1111 10.4 105.1 101.6 lit
Low, ltll J.I 63.1 10.8 ll.t
There are 1,000,000 bicycles In
Holland.
WHEAT TUMBLES'
mi CENTS
- THIS CURIOUS WORLD -
- y ' y for TWO CENTOPIES I
. the UPAS TREE,
. f Of JAVA,
y .. N WAS KaLIBYBO TO tWVE
. 7 -saJI aei OVP PotSONOUS AIO.THAT
JT JT M3OL0 KILL ANY PBRSON
Jr.'jdr VWO WENT NBAS T.
'"') J.f-m it is now known that
. I myl 'fjiiSk. Fw onc thb jum of thb
w V TR" ,S PO'ONOOB
'
a PlCTURROONMORE I I
POftTAftB tTAAAP THAN ANV 1 ll
othbr pbobom 0 byer. wi
. . . livbic ...
OBT9 ITS NAASft PROAA THB
CAT-LlKBl WHISKtR AND TUB
rWMNO NOISB rr MAKES
WHB1N CAUCiHT.
Portland
Produce
PORTLAND. Nor is im
Butter, prints, extraa, !4o; stan
dards, 23e per lb.
ButtarfaL Pnrtlan tlw. a
grade, lie; farmer's door deliv
ery, llo per lb.; sweet oream Sc '
nigner.
Eats. Pacific Poulip .
ra' sailing price, fresh extra spe
cial, llo: extras, 19c; ttandarda.
no: meaiuma, i3o: pullets, lso
nor dozen. Duvine nri. k.
wholesalers, fresh extras, 19c per
aoien; (irstt, 210; msdiums, 20c
per doten; undergrade, 14c; pul
lets, 14c,
Cheese, II score, Oregon
triplets, lllo; loaf, lllo per lb.
Broken will pay a below quota
tions. Milk, contract nrfea. Sac Pn.
land delivery, 11.70 per ewt.; B
graae cream, 9710 per lb.
Country meats, selling prtoa to
retailers, country killed hogs,
best butchers, under 160 lbt 7
to 7e; vealera, 10 to 100 lbs., 71c
to Io per lb.; light and thin, 4c
to Ic per lb.; heavy calves, 40 par
lb.; lambs, Io to 10a per lb.; year
lingt, 49 to 6e per lb.; heavy
awta, la to Ic per lb.; medium
cows, la to So per lb,; canner
cowa, lc to Ic per lb.; bulls, llo
to 4c per lb. ,
Mohair, buying price, 1933
clip, 15o par lb.
Cascara bark, buying price,
1111 peel, lie
Hope, nominal, 1131, lie to
I8e per lb.
Live poultry, Portland dsllr. i
ry, buying prices, colored fowls.
4 to I lbs., 11c; over I lbs., 10c;
spring pullets, I to 11 lbs, lie;
roasters, over II lbs., :io; Leg
horn fowls, over 31 lbs., 10c:
under 11 lbs., Ic; broilers, 1
to I lbs., lie; I lbs. and np, 10c:
stsgs, Ic: roosters. Sc. Pskln
ducks, 10c; colored ducks, 7c;
geese, lc per lb,; tur.eys. No. 1,
10c to 12c: No. 1, 15e per lb.
Onions, Yakima, 15c; Oregon,
11.00 to 11.16 per cental.
Potatoes, local whit and red.
ft. IS to 11.10 per cental; Yaki
ma. 11.15 to 11.40; Deschutes,
11.40 te 11.60.
Wool, 1911 clip, nominal; Wil
lamette Valley, lie to 18c par lb.;
Eastern Oregon, 16c to lis per
lb.; Southern Idaho, 11 to 30c
per lb.
Hay. hnvlnv nrlce from srtn
er, alfalfa. No. 1, new crop, 81 6. 00
to 116.60; vetch, 115.00; Wil
lamette Valley timothy, 116.00;
Eastern Oregon timothy. 817.60:
oata, 116.00 per ton.
SENDS OUT CALL
The city fir department,, hos
pital for broken down toys,
which are remodeled and dis
tributed to needy children at
Cbrlatmat time, Issued a call
Wednesday for more of the de
serted playthings.
Only a few hav been turned
In eo far and the fireman would
like to get aa many aa possible
to paint and repair for distribu
tion. PORTLAND GBAIX TABLE
PORTLAND, Not. IS, (AP)
Table:
Open High Low Cloee
784 78 77H 77
73 73 71 71
Cash l
tig Bend Bluaetem 73a.
Dark Hard Winter 11 pet 71c;
11 pet 73c.
Soft Whit 71a
Western White 71c
Hard Winter 71o.
Northern Spring 71c.
Western Red 71c
Oata: No. 1 whit 122.16. -
Corn: No. I K Yellow 121.00.
Mlllrun Standard 114.00.
Today'a car recelpta: wheat
52c; flour 12c; corn 2c; hay 6c
About 70 per cant of the total
number of wild deer, beara,
goats and sheep In th United
States range or live In the Na
tional forests.
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