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Local News Bri
efs
Mortgage Forrclor-nw Suit to
foreclose a 14000 ruo:tgage was
filed in circuit court here Tues
day by S. It. Kennedy against
John Williamson.
. Default Order Made An order
ef default against the defendant
was entered in circuit court here
Tuesday in the cane ot Ivan Dahl
heim vs. Albert Dahlheim.
Final Account Approved Final
account in the matter of the es
tate of the late Ellen A. Bell is
approved by an order filed in pro
bale here Tuesday.
Rose Sentenced Today Circuit
Judge Kelly will be in court here
today to sentence Jack M. Rose,
who has been found guilty of
forgery.
Wallace Hound Over Martin
Wallace of Woodburn has been
bound over to the Marion county
grand jury to await a forgery
charge.
DeLisle Under Knife Basil De
Lisle of this city will undergo a
minor operation at a local hospi
tal today, according to announce
ment made Tuesday night.
Final Account Approved ?Or
der was filed in probate here
Tuesday approving the final ac
count in the matter of the estate
of the late James A. Trester.
Administrator Named George
S. Shaefer was Tuesday appointed
administrator of the estate of the
late Nicholas Blasius. J. A. Kai
ser. Jos. J. Keber and Alois Keber
were appointed appraisers.
Meld Man Here Jack Holden.
field representative for the Oak
land Motor Car company is stop
ping in Salem for several days,
visiting Vick brothers and asso
ciated dealers in Marion and
Polk counties.
Kstate Appro The estate
of the late George W. Walton has
been appraised at $2500 in an in
ventory and appraisement filed in
probate Tuesday by R. D. Barton,
Roxanna Zielle and Bessie M.
Elofson, appraisers.
Grand Jury Meets The Mariou
county grand Jury held a session
Monday and Tuesday of this week,
after which It was excused until
a few days before the next term
of circuit court. The next term
of court will begin January 7.
Mortgage Foreclosed A mort
gage in favor of the Intermoun
taln Building and Loan associa
tion and against Hiram Cooper
was foreclosed under an order
handed down in circuit court here
Tuesday. The sum of $1974:22
was involved.
Science Club Meets Pledges of
the Willamette university science
club were in charge of the pro
gram of the regular monthly meet
ing held Tuesday night in the phy
sics room of Science hall. Address
es were given by Professor Mat
thews v and by Wilbarn Swafford
and Eugene Silke.
Shaffer Pays Fine John Shaf
fer of Gervais. who was arrested
on the highway early Sunday
morning after several shots had
been fired, entered a plea of guilty
to careless and heedless driving
when he appeared in justice court
Tuesday. He was fined $60 and
net free. He had been arrested by
State Traffic Officer Van De
Walker.
Three Couples Wed Marriage
licenses' were issued here Tuesday
to the following: Harold Frank
Gribbin, 25, of Oakland, and Eve
lyn Chipman, 19, also of Oakland;
Lewis Delaplaine. 34, and Laure
lia Brouillard. 22. both of Port
land; Neil C. Erickson. Portland
brakeman, and Mabel C. Allen.
840 South 14th street, Salem,
both of legal age.
Public Opinion Rules Public
opinion,: as expressed in the will
of the upperclasemen at the
Salem: high school, apparently has
had its way, for Tuesday not a
single pair of "cords" was in evi
dence on any high school boy save
seniors. At an all-boys' mass meet
ing the previous day. underclass
men were appealed to. to adhere
to the rale of letting senior boys
wear corduroy trousers as their
distinctive class garb.
Debate In Chapel The first of
the interclass debates at Willam
ette university for this year was
held at the chapel hour Tuesday.
Hayes Beall of the freshman class
successfully defended the proposi
tion that the policy of freshman
-discipline, as evidenced by wear,
ing green caps, should be abolish
ed. Warren McMinimee represent
ed the sophomore class. The next
debate of the series will be held
soon after the Thanksgiving holi
days. Photographs Shown A collec
tion of photographs made by Pro.
fessor Leonard Loeb of the de
partment of physics of the Univer
sity of California was exhibited
Tuesday afternoon at Willamette
university. The photographs were
obtained by Dr. H. C. Kohler of
the English department of Willa
mette university through the cour
tesy of Professor Nowland B.
Zane of the University of Oregon.
The photographs gave very inter
esting treatment of a wide variety
of subjects including sunsets, sand
dunes, water scenes, trees, ships
and architectural subjects.
Welfare Worker Hero George
Clauss directo.- of Child Welfare
work, was in Salem Tuesday from
Portland.
Mr. Goetz Vktite Robert Goetx,
superintendent of schools at Sil
verton. was a business visitor in
Salem Tuesday.
Woodburn Principal Visits
Verne D. Bain, principal of the
schools at Wood bum, was among
the out-of-town visitors to this
Mrs. Wetjen Improves Mrs. Al
bert Wetjen, who nas been ill for
the last fortnight suffering from
an attack of diphtheria is reported
to be recovering.
Mr. Tbie Here H. E. Tobie.
principal of the schools at Stayton.
spent Tuesday afternoon in Salem
and while here called at the office
of the county school superinten
dent to confer upon school mat
ters. Boy to Greiners Mr. and Mrs.
D. L. Greiner, Salem route 9, are
parents of a nine and three
fourths pound boy, Jackie Lewis,
born Monday at the Bungalow Ma
ternity -home. Mr. Greiner is
warehouseman for the Salem Nav
igation company.
Health Clinic Today A clinic
aru ho conducted at the health
center in Woodburn this afternoon
by Dr. Edward Lee Russell at the
i,oith iontr in Woodburn this
afternoon by Dr. Edward Lee Rus
sell of the county neaun aemoa--tration.
with Miss Benita Stroud
assisting.
Scientists Plan Service
Thanksgiving services of First
Church of Christ Scientist, which
is located at the corner of Lib
erty and Chemeketa streets, will
be held Thursday morning at 11
o'clock. It is announced. The
public is cordially invited to at
tend. Returns to I Ionic Jess J. Hall
raturnpd to his home in Woodburn
Tuesday from the Salem General
hospital where he haa Deen a pa
tient for more than a week, suffer
ing a severe case of pneumonia.
Ha ta not vet able to get arouna.
and will require the attention of
a trained nurse for sometime. Mr.
Hall is a photographer.
Standard Bearers To Meet
The Standard Bearer society of
Ya. Virat Metllnritst church Will
meet this Thursday, but will be
ther Cook, 1434 Ferry street.
Doris Hoogerhytre and Hazel Hys
ler will act as assistant hostes
ses. The program theme will be
a trip of the steamship Colum
bia River", to Tokyo, with Dor
othy Taylor as captain and Muriel
White, first mate.
Classes Not To Meet The
church night classes of the Jason
Lee Memorial church will not
meeth this Thursday, but will, be
continued next week on the regu
lar schedule, announces the pas
tor, the Rev. Harry E. Gardner.
The church is planning a Broth;
erhood chorus to be given Decern
ber 4. Dr. H. C. Epley is direct
ing the chorus, in which some 80
voices will take part.
Officers Elected The Christian
Endeavor senior society of Castle
chapel United Brethern church
has elected officers for the new
church year as follows: Gertrude
Chamberlain, president; Catheryn
Beardsley, vice-president; Marie
Waldorf, recording secretary;
Carman Kuhn. coresponding sec
retary; Francis Welsh, treasurer;
Norma Green, chorister; Mrs. L.
W. Biddle. pianist; Mrs. Blanch
Welsh, efficiency director. Miss
Chamberlin also executive advisor
of the county Christian Endeavor
union.
Sneaks to Girls eiurue G. L.
Taylor of the Sherman Clay mus
ic company with headquarters 1n
San Francisco spoke before the
Girls' League of the Salem high
school durine the activity period
Tuesday morning on "Music, Bad,
Good and Better, illustrating ms
theme with selections upon a
niano. Leon Jennison of the local
store introduced Mr. Taylor. The
visitor declared he had never
spoke to a group of girls with such
Veen music annreciatlon as that
displayed by the Salem school
group.
May Change Charges Seating
arrangements in the senior high
school auditorium have been
changed to dispense with the old
lettering for each row and alter
nate numbering of seats to pro
vide for arrangement by sections,
ot which there will be four. With
the new arrangement, the' stu
dents bare under consideration a
change In the handling ot seats at
public entertainments . to provide
for all seats being reserved, with
four prices corresponding to the
sections. Heretofore, it has Deen
the nolicv to reserve only a part
of the seats, throwing the others
open to general admission. The
proposed change would keep out
a certain floating element, it is
argued In its favor.
Lights Improper William E.
Sniggs was arrested Monday night
on a charge of operating an auto
mobile with improper lights.
NO: WHITE HOUSE WEDDING BELLS
Dr. Edith V. Witzel
Osteopathic Physician and Sur
geon, specializes in diseases of
women and children
Office 428 Oregon Bldg.
Phone 778 Res. 1251-J
IDA M. MATHEWS
Soloist and Teacher of' Cello,
Banjo. Mandolin, Guitar. AH
Hawaiian instruments. Student
orchestras now being formed.
Special Rates to beginners.
Studio Nelson Bldg.. Phone 540
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1 IS r 1
flisilEscii
There isn't going to be a White House wedding before March 4
at least so says Hiss Florence Trumbull, daughter of the governor of
Connecticut, who has refused to deny rumors of her engagement to
John Coolidge, the president's son. Friends of young Coolidge in
sist he will not marry until he is able to support his wife oa his own
salary. Above, a new photo of the young couple together.
I FIND IT HERE
i
VALLEY GRILL
CAFE
156 B. Commercial
nyone can rook but we' put
the taste In our cooking
John J. Rottie
413 State St.
Expert Shoe Fitter .
WALK-OVER
AND
CANTILEVER .
FOOTWEAR
11
Dollar Dinner
Every night 5: TO to 8 at the
Marion hotel.
Christmas Card problems
Easily solved just phone 500
and ask our salesman to call with
samples. Commercial Printing
Dept., Statesman Publishing Co.,
215 S. Commercial.
Attention Eagles
Dance Wed. nite 8:30.
Old Time Leap Year Dance
Crystal Garden Wed. night.
Want Used-
Furniture? Phone 511.
Don't Be Misled
F. N. Woodry has only one store
and auction market. It's located
on N. Summer street. Established
1916. Phone 511. The Old Re
liable.
Big Auction Tonight, 7 p. m.
Radio, phonograph, furniture,
rugs, linoleum, blankets, etc., at
F. N. Woodry's on!y action market
on Summer street.
New and Used Furnitui
Always on hand at F. N. Wood
ry's Auction Market on N. Sum
Auction every Wed. nite 7 p. m.
mer street. Private sales daily.
and every Sat. 1:30 p. m.
Thanksgiving Dinner Served
All day, $1.00. the Spa.
Furniture Upholsterer
And repairing Giese-Powers
Furniture Co.
Special Thanksgiving
Dinner served at the Marion Ho
tel from 11:45 to 2:00 and 5:45
to 8:00. $1.50 per plate.
Xew and Used Furniture
Always on hand at F. N. Wood
ry's Auction Market on N. Sum
mer street. Private sales daily.
Auction every Wed. nite 7 p. m.
and every Sat. 1:30 p. m.
Enjoy Your Thanksgiving
Dinner at O'Leary's. Open all
day Thursday.
Locate the Cause of Your
Trouble. Free x-ray picture Fri
day, Saturday and Monday. Just
clip this ad, it pays the bill. Dr.
Scofield. Chiropractor. First Na
tional Bank Bldg. Phone 2194.
Big Auction Tonight
7 p. m. Radio, phonograph, fur
niture, rugs, linoleum, blankets,
etc., at F. N. Woodry's only auc
tion market on Summer street.
You Can Give Gifts of Real
Value with that "ease of feel
ing" If you arrange now to make
a few easy payments before
Christmas. Talk it over with Pom
eroy ft Keene.
SCHAEFER'S
Nerve and Bone
WENT
For the Relief of
Rheumatism, Sciatica,
Lumbago, Painful Joints,
Gout, Cold in Chest, In
flamed Tonsils, Neuralgia,
Insect Stings, Swellings,
Inflamation, Sore Feet,
Toothache.
Price 50c and $1.00
Sold under a guarantee
Schaefer's
Drug Store
The Original Yellow Front
Drug Store. 135 X. Coni'l. St.
Phone 107. Penslar Agency
Special Thanksgiving
Dinner served at the Marion Ho
tel from 11:45 to 2:00 and 5:45
to 8:00. $1.50 per plate.
Don't Be Misled
F. N. Woodry has only one
store and auction market. It's
located on N. Summer street. Es
tablished 1916. Phone 511. The
Old Reliable.
Thanksgiving Dinner Serv
AI1 day, $1.00, the Spa.
Tire Trouble?
You will not be experimenting
to see "Herb" Hansen who has
been serving tire users the past
12 years. 1105 N. Com'l. Phone
230.
Enjoy Your Thanksgiving
Dinner at O'Leary's. Open all
day Thursday.
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT FOR
THE CtXST OF IMPROVING WI
NONA COURT, FROM SEVEN
TEENTH STREET TO TERMIN
US Notice is hereby given that the
Common Council of the City of
Salem, Oregon, will at, or about,
7:30 p. m., on the 3rd day of De
cember, 1928, or at any subse
quent meeting of the said Coun
cil thereafter, in the council
chamber of the city hall of Sa
lem, Oregon, proceed to assess up
on and against each lot or part
thereof or parcel of land liable
therefor in its proportionate
share of the cost of Improving WI
NONA COURT FROM SEVEN
TEENTH STREET TO TERMI
NUS, in the City of Salem, Mar
lon County, Oregon.
All persons Interested in the
said assessment are hereby noti
fied to appear before the said
Council at said time and place and
present their objections, if any
they have, to said assessment, and
apply to said Council to equalize
their proportionate share of same.
By order of the Common Coun
cil this 19th day of November,
1928.
MARK POULSEN, City Recorder.
Date of first publication, No
vember 28, 1928.
Date of final publication, No
vember 30, 1928-N. 28-29-30.
Boy Arrested Joe Probe. 14.
wasarrested Tuesday night by Of
ficer Edwards of the city Dolice
force on a charge of stealing auto
mobile accessories. He had in his
possession four motometers,
which are now in the hand of
the police who will turn them over
to their owners if they will iden.
tlfy them.
AUCTION
SAT. DEC. 1 1:80 P. M.
1 team of bay mares, 9
yra. old, 2400 lbs.; 1 set of
heavy britchen harness, like
aew; 1 steel wheel wagon;
with rack; 1 - new 2-horsa
cultivator, double row; 1
two-section lever- harrow; 1
Oliver chilled mulboard 12-.
hi. breaking plow; 1 set of
doubletrees ; 1 garden rul-'
tivator. Above Implements
are like new. 1 range, 1
heater, and some furniture.
Parties having stock to
dispose of see us prior to
sale.
Terms cash, unless other
wise arranged.
Sale to be held in shed at
rear of our store.
H. F. Woodry and
Son
Auctioneers
271 N. Com. Phone 75
"Rite down town."
J. BINGHAM, Owner. -
Following a report of the in
vestigating committee, the, senior
high school student council, Tues
day morning voted to levy a $1.50
fine against each high school stu
dent known to have participated
in the mud-slinging episode at the
Olinger athletic field last Wednes
day night when boys guarding the
bonfhe amused themselves by
slinging mud at a lantern hanging
on the north gate, with the results
that the north end of the new
grandstand was - plastered with
mud. paint knocked off and other
damage done.
The student council has had the
matter under investigation since it
happened and examined about 20
boys who guarded the fire, but
action' was deferred until they
could confer with H. F. Durham,
principal of the Parrish junior
high school who has been ill and
just returned to the office Mon
day. A number of Parrish boys
are, said to have been involved in
the affair, but the high school
council can take no action against
them.
The grandstand had not been
turned over to the school board
by the contractors when the affair
occurred, thereby lending a more
serious aspect to the depredations.
Principal J. C. Kelson said
Tuesday afternoon he would. back
the "council in its assessment
against the guilty boys, and that
he hoped the settlement would he
a guide to high school boys In the
future. -
General Markets
hay
POBTLAXD, Ore , Kct. 27. (AP)
Hay Bayuif prices: Ktterr. Oregon tim
othy. $20.50 (g 21.00; !ley $17.00
17.50; alfalfa. $19.00 $19.50 ; clow
$14.O015 OO; oat hay. $15.00 15.50;
ftraw, $7.50 loa. Selling pnrrs. $2 ton
more.
DAIRY
rORTI.AND. Ore. Xot. 27. (AP)
Dairy KxrhanKe, net prices:
Butter: Extra 49: Md arris 4Sc :
prime firita 46c; firts 47c.
i f-fgs: Extra 50c; firsts 49e: mclitiin
jextras 41e; medium firsts 88c; under
sized 41c
PRODUCE
PORTLAND. Te., Not. 27. (AIM
Poultry steady. A:e hens (ctit 4
lbs.). 25c; mediom hens f 3 Vi to 4 '-j lbs.1
20c; springs and Leghorns 24c. Inrks
18 20c; Turkeys, dressed, No. 1 35c
85c.
I'otatoes Steady. Per 100 lbs. Yakima
Gems. $1.4061 1.50: local partly graded.
$115 $1.25; No. 2's. 90c(g$1.00;
Deschutes Gems. $1.35g $1.60.
t grata west 4vwsjr is yrlf laiayDatry 14, tea
as iast. i . i
- CWsing-4tatKMM wheat wt wa
cettles hit tm S-4 fcalow yaaUrday's fin
ish. Can eteaed 1-S t 5 8 down and
oata 1 Sc U 1 8H oft.
Salem Markets
Praat Trait
(Wholesale quotations)
Apple, f. aid f.
Jonathan
Delieioas
c.t...i...
pjriuiruuc( 4 .
Winter Bananas. Vin.
Northern Spy ,j
Bananas, lb. i.
Cranberries, Western, box
i'strs
lrronwJ.inr. 3" TO-oa pkgs.
Bulk HaHowai, fb
Cone s Pitted,
Grapes
Emperor, lb.
Grapefruit. Am
Elcrids. case j.
Huckleberries, Wni, lb.
lo.'.b tney. new rrop
1.75S
1
1
1
6
case
25
50
25
35
25
0(,
00
7S
.13
75
i
Scratch, toa
Cora. who).
Cracked and groand
Kill ran, toa ,
bran, tea ,i, . .,
Era- mask
With nsilk
Standard
Uedinms
sua
(Baying Price)
4$ 0
0 OO
as.so
a.os
0.00
...t-
VtgetaWaa
(Buying Price)
P eta toes. ewt.
New beets, doi.
Spinach, bos
Turnips, ewt.
Cabbage, ewt.
Pumnkin. ewt.
Squash, ewt. '. ,
Hubbard squash, ewt.
Celery loz
Cauliflower, crate
Oniona, lb
Parsnips, lb
Xew cam ts. doi. buneher SOra
.45
1.0S
bunches .00
., 1.00
, 10
1.3S
1.25
.60
1.00
os Ji
.03
.eo
irase
5.
6
08
75
25
.10
4 75 550
7.3O!g3.00
. PORTLAND GRAIN
PORTLAND. Ore.. Not. 27. (AP)
Cash grain: wheat big bend bltieetem
hard white $1.49; soft white. $1.20;
western white, $1.20; hard winter, $1.15;
northern spring $1.13; western red.
$1.15.
tat No. 3 lb. n!,:tf. $.1.V..V
Barley No. 2 43 lb. B. W., $35.00.
Corn No. :- Eastern yellow. hip
ment $88.00.
Miliruu Standard, $29.50.
1 etnons. Cal.
Oranges. Nate!
loo's I ..
12- i
ISO's j
176 s
20( s ; ,
2'0's and smaller
5ars. local lb.
Pomegranates. !b.
Quinces, lb
Yrte.ables
(Wholesale jtiotations)
50
00
25
75
OO
5
03
08
04
ettuce, crate
Radishes, doi. bnnehei ...
Spinach, box,- .
Ft tuts
(Buying prices)
Quinces, lb
Apples, face and fillefi
Poultry
(Buying Price)
Medium
I.ilthts
Leghorn broilers, uuder 3 lbs.
Springers, large
Broilers
RooTem
Turkers
old
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT FOR
THE COST OF IMPROVING
FAWK AVENUE FROM THE
EAST LINE OF COMMERCIAL
STREET TO THE WEST LINE
OF HIGH STREET
Notice is hereby given that the
Common Council of the City of Sa
lem, Oregon, will at, or about, 7;
30 p. m., on the 3rd day of De
cember, 19 28, or at any subse
quent meeting of the said Council
thereafter, in the council cham
ber of the city hall of Salem, Ore
gon, proceed to assess upon and
against each lot or part thereof or
parcel of land liable therefor in
its proportionate share of the cost
of improving FAWK AVENUE
FROM THE EAST LINE OF COM
MERCIAL STREET TO THE
WEST LINE OF HIGH STREET,
in the City of Salem, Marion
County, Oregon.
All persons interested In the
said assessment are hereby no
tified to appear before the said
Council at said time and place and
present their 'objections, if any
they have, to said assessment, and
apply to said Council to equalize
their proportionate share of same.
By order of the Common Coun
cil, November 19, 1928.
MARK POULSEN, City Recorder.
Date of first publication Novem
ber 28, 1928.
Date of final publication, No
vember 30, 1928-N. 28-29-30.
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK
PORTLAND. Ore. Not. 27 (AP)
Cattle and Calves, steady, receipts 30.
Steers (110-1130 Us), good $12,00(3
12.50; (950 1100 lbs.) good 11.50W
12.25; (800 and tip), medium 10.50(9
11.50; Common 9.00 10.50.
Heifers (850 lbs. down) good 9.75 (5
10.35; Common 7.75(J9.75.
Cows, gooc 8.75 9.00; Common to
medium 6.75(g8.75; low cutter 4.00(a
6.75.
Bulls (yearlings excluded) good beefs
7.25f.75; Cutter to medium 6.50
7.25.
Calves (500 lbs. down), medium to
choice 8.5010.50; Cull to common 7.00
8.50.
Vealen, milk fed. good to choice 12.50
13.00; Medium 11.0O12.50; Dull to
common 8.00(3 11. OO.
Hogs, steady, no receipts.
Heavy weight (250-3.i0 lbs.) medium to
choice $7.258.75; Medium weight
(120-180 lbs) medium to choice 8.00 (a1
9.00; Light weight (160 200 lbs.) med
ium to choice fi.OiOfri 9.25 ; light lights.
130-130 lbs) medium to choice 8. OOfc
9.00.
Packing sows, rough and smooth 6.75
7.75.
Slaughter pigs (M 130 lbs.) medium
to choice 7.50(4 8.50.
Feeder and stocker pigs (70 130 lbs.),
medium to choice 7.50(o 8.50 (soft or
oily hogs and roatting pigs excluded in
above quotations).
Sheep and lambs steady, receipts 115.
Lambs (84 lbs. down) good to choice
$11.00(312.00; (92 lbs. down), medium
10.00Q 11.00; (all weights), cull to
common 8.50 10.00.
Yearling wethers (150 lbs. down),
medium to choice 8.0010.00. Ewes (120
lbs. down), medium to choice 4.50 (a
6. 50; (120-150 lbs) medium to choice
3.50(5?6.00; (all weights.) cull to com
mon 2.00(2 3.50.
CHICAGO GRAIN
CHICAGO, Nov. 27. (AP) Notwith
standing that Dr. J. W. T. Duval, head
of tire grain futures administrations at
Washington, says wheat is selling 10c to
15c a bushel too low, wheat and all oth
.aritcnoices. aoi.
Beans. Calif , lb. :
liunpkins, lb i
Celery. I.. I.abisli. doi
Crate Calif , style 4
Hearts, doz. hunch. 1
Spinach, local box, 1
E luath j
Banana L-.
'. olden Delirious
Dan h, lb j.
l'ubbard. lb. ..'
M srl.Ulloirf 1
Cucumbers, hot hue, doi. 1.33 (g 1
tarrots. lorai. s:ick, id ...
Cabbage, local, lbj
Cauliflower, local 'crate 1
F.ggplant, Calif., lb ,
Bunched vegetables, per do, bun-h
Carrots
Beets
Turnips
Onions
" Radishes .
Brussel Sprouts, local .
I'otatoes t
Yakima. Gems. No.
Local, Burbankji
Yak. Gems No. 2 ...
Sweet potatoes!
Garlic. Ib 1
Peppers. Calif., green.
Red. lb
Tomatoes, Calif., lug .
Onions
No. l'a 4.
No. 2'
Boilinr. local
Lettffce, local
Lettuce. Calif
.40(3
40
.'."r.."".40 3
lb
40
.20
.03
.90
OO
.15
.2 5
.02 H
024
.04
02 H
03
.60
.02 4
.03
.50
.IS
cs
80
80
.80
.80
.60
.50
50
25
.10
.04
. .25
.15
.10
.00
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1
4
(Rrtsii quotations)
Calf meal. 25 ib 1
00
00
02 H
50
00
15
I BUY-SELL
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A. E. Laflar
Ladd &Bush Bank Bldg.
Butterfat
Print .
Carton
Buttertat
(Wholesale)
Ornln
(B'.iving price)
Wheat. Western Rrd, bu. .
Soft. White
Oats. grav. bu
White, bo. ..: !..
Barley, ton
Wool and Mohair
(Buying prices)
FU clip and lambs .f
Mohair and Kids .,
Livestock
(Buying Frieea)
1.00
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Turkey . .
Cows, good
Veal, good
Steers ..
Bulls, good .....
Hngs. top
Heavy Sows ...
Spring Lambs
Wethers
Kwes. top
05 ft .07
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Dressed Meats
(Buying Price)
Veal, dressed, top 18
Hogs, dressed, top 12
Turkeys ,, 30
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