The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, November 27, 1941, Image 12

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWELVE NOTICE OF SALE OF COUNTY OWNED LANDS Public notice ! hereby Is given that, pursuant to an order duly made and entered ol record by the County Court ol Marion County, Oregon, of the 3rd day ol November, 1941, L A. C. Burk, Sheriff of said county, will sell, on the 10th day of December, 1941, beginning at the hour of 10 o'clock a.m., at the front door of the County court , house In the City of Salem, State of Oregon, for not less than the minimum price herein stated, the real property described as follows. Appraisal No. Nana 38 ( Former Owner Drake, Lavina H. Est., Park Side Addition, Silverton Let Block 11-20 87 88 40 Drake, Lavina H. Est, Park Side Addition, Silverton .Except 1&3 42 43 44 43 48 47 48 51 Dunn Holding Co. Brown's Addition, Silverton Pnspland. Jens C. & M. Ames fr. Add., Silverton Intennountain Bldg. Loan As'n. fr. Morley, John & H. M., Daven port's Add,, Silverton Drake, Lavina H. Est., Daven- rart'B Add.. SUverton Lavina w. ., iranes Silverton Lavina H. Est, Drake's 4 25-28 27 24 5-8 Vol. Pafo Each Lot Each Lot V.190 P.101- V.209 P.371 fswruva crHfTcmrHM nin. Omooil Thursday MoriilncL Homnbtt 27. 1941 111 WIJltlWMMW -!" Salem Market Quotations 52 is 64 63 68 80 61 63 64 Drake, Add., Drake, Add. Drake, Add. "T, Drake, Lavina H. Est, Drakes Add., SUverton Whitlock, Marie L. & Lorah L., North Side Silverton . Knutson, Alex, North Add., Silverton MrCullouch. Melvin & North Side Add., McCullough, Lavina H. Est, Drake's Hall, Add., "side 1-2 8 8-10 1-4 Mia. Price $ 300.00 800.00 2 350.00 200.00 300.00 250.00 100.00 250.00 100.00 250.00 850.00 I 60.00 Production Figures of Oregon Crops Listed; Dairy, Prune, Hop Crops Show Increase Prospective production of Oregon filberts this year is the hiehest on record, walnuts are more plentiful than last year and strflwhPTTiPs will be scarcer in 1942 than before, according to recent reriorts of the agricultural marketing service. a .1 A j .rroaucuun l urieu, 68 69 76 77 78 80 85 124 127 129 132 132 135 136 137 Carrie, Silverton.... Melvin St Came, .jnrth Side Add.. Silverton Bitney, Fred, May's Add., Mt -Angel Bonde, C, Mays Add., ML Angel . Scott Frank A. & Lucy, Ogles Add., Woodburn - - Demick, D. R., Mrs. Reming ton's Sub. Div., Woodburn Casey, T.M., Benn Hall's Add., Woodburn Stute, A. Sr, Tooze First Add., Woodburn Perry, Murta, Woodburn -.. fr. Joseph, George W., Woodburn.. fr. V.2 P.423 11-12 1 15 1 60.00 80.00 100.00 25.00 25.00 Wholesale Mart Trading Slowed PORTLAND, Nov. 26-P)-Trad- ing was inactive on the East Side Farmers' wholesale market Wed nesday but some prices showed strong tone. Cauliflower sold generally at $lrate but some business was done as high as $1.05-10 crate. Cauliflower out of storage sold to 90 cents but showed good quality. Brussels sprouts were 80-85 cents generally, a few to 90 cents box. A sir ill supply of green peppers brought 50 cents flat Bertrand, Harry & Amelia, Dun gan's Add., Jefferson Hickman, Frederick Wm, Dun- fr. gan's Add., Jefferson Ladd & Bush Bankers, Stayton Getchell, Nellie, Stayton Bass, Hazel II., Park View Add., Stayton Mott, W. S. Est., Mill Add., Sa lem Tarpley, Bessie, North Salem Add Wedle, B. F., River Side Add., " Salem Skinner, W. I. & Caroline, Tur ner Road Addition, Salem . Skinner, W. I. & Caroline, Tur ner Road Addition, Salem .. The Pacific Securities Co., Simpson's Addition, Salem Sheehan, Emily, Pleasant Home Add., Salem McCrary, Frank, Riverside , Add., Salem - Buying prices: A trade print 40Ve; B grade 39e; quarters UHe. Stock Market Slides Down The price below supplied by a lo cal grocer are Indicative ol the aauj market prices paid to grower by Sa lem buyers out are no iukioiitoi vj The Statesman: 22-28 1 V.209 P.483 ' 600.00 V.161 22 P.588 100.00 7-9 2 80.00 23 1 30.00 V.213 2 4 P.593 300.00 4 4 V.95 P.14 250.00 12 2 20.00 7-8-9 V.222 10-11 2 P.478 115.00 2 6 200.00 7-9 5 50.00 5 1 20.00 13-16 3 200.00 V.196 2 68 P.351 10.00 4 12 150.00 1 1 100.00 2 1 100.00 10-12 2 150.00 5-6 13 75.00 7 17 100.00 The Dalles Lettuce Supply Seen Scant PORTLAND, Nov. 26-()-The Dalles lettuce was in scant sup ply on the wholesale market Wednesday, but growers were slow in determining what they wanted for it Prices ranged from 75 cents to $1 crate for mid-Columbia stocks, and from 90 cents to $1.25 crate for local. Some The Dalles green onions sold for 35 cents dozen bunches. Celery sold $1.50-60 for best Utah type and hearts were around $1.00-25 dozen bunches. Appraisal No.. Name 39 57 Kurth, ton Howe, G of Former Owner Sec. Twp. Rge. Albert Jessie, Silver- W. & Lottie.. 36 18. 1W 1W Acr. Ft. Fr. Page Vol. Mln. Price 68 Phegley, Fred '7 5 1W 1.15 59 Mathleson, Henry & Helen.... 7 6 1W Fr. 66 Bonney, Agnes G., Est. 18 5 1W .31 72 73 74 79 Croisan, Winans, E. L. M.. C... 5 8 Childs, Leo N. & Sherven, A. C Elma 11 3-4 8 9 9 10 3W 3W 3W 2W .68 1 4.69 18V 81- Burmester, H. E. Est. 9 9 1W Vi 82 Heltzel Estate Inc.... 11 9 1W Fr. 83 Funrue, H. e, S. K., & E 13 7 1W 14 2 Simpson, J. T 28 5 2W 1.85 3 Marion County 26 Salzman. William.. 28 6 2W 6.75 28 Shaner, H. L.... 29 Dose, Fred 36 6 IE 5 33 5 1W Fr. 34 5 1W Fr. 10 McLeod, Agnes 13 4 138 Smith, H. W. & A. L 29 8 Appraisal No. Name of Former Owner 8 Beeler, J. E., Donald. 15 Schmaiz, Eliabeth 16 White, Anna R ., 17 White, Anna R 18 Dixon. J. O. & Rose Ella 19 Hall, George S 20 Adam, Jean 24 Schmaltz, Elizabeth .. 31 Torgerson, E. T., Brown's Add. fr. 34 Brown, E. J.. Warden, C. V. it Lewis, W. G., Brown's Add.,. Silverton Appraisal No. Name of Former Owner 88 McCleary, Elser C. & Nina, Candalaria Heights, Addition to Salem .1 89 McCleary, Alvin C, Candalaria Heights Addition to Salem.... 94A Becke, Karl G. & Helen L., Pleasant Home Add., Salem 94 Brown. Emma M Pleasant 1W 2W Lot 11 15-22 12-14 23-25 27 7-8 28 1 3 1 Ft. V.222 V.212 P.294 V.204 P.501 V.203 P.243 V.114 P.340 V.174 P.391 V.173 P.229 V.186 P.334 V.221 P.257 V.184 P.229 V.157 P.102 V.137 P.163 V.105 P.246 V.114 P.l V.113 P.405 V.118 P.274 Call Board $ 80.00 100.00 350.00 100.00 60.00 50.00 50.00 100.00 100.00 20.00 20.00 10.00 40.00 130.00 20.00 GRAND Today Laurel and Hardy, Sheila Ryan in "Great Guns." Lynn Ban, John Sutton in "Moon Over Her Shoulders." STATE Today Greta Garbo, Lionel Barry- more, Lewis Stone in "Mati Hari." Victor McLaglen, Dennis O'Keefe in "Broadway Limited." ELSINORE Today "Sundown" with Gene Tier- ney, Bruce Cabot, Hugh Herbert, Anne Gwynne in "Don't Get Personal." HOLLYWOOD Today Eddie Foy, jr., June Clyde m "Country Fair." Roy Rogers in "In Old Cheyenne." LIBERTY Today Peter Loire. Rochelle Hudson in "Island of Doomed Men." Lloyd Nolan, Lola Lane, in "Gangs of Chicaeo." Friday Tim McCoy in "Gun Code." arry jangaon in "Misbehaving Husbands." CAPITOL Sergeant Mulligan" with Carol Huehes. Don toarry m "The Wyoming Wildcat." Saturday Errol Flynn, Fred Mac Murray in "Dive Bomber." Lucile Fairbanks, Keith Douglas in "Pass age from Hongkong." Today "Ton Nat Pendleton. Block 6 18 18 18 13 25 13 27 5 Vol. Pate V.86 4 P.30 V.184 Except P.172 Lot Block 10 10 12 10 Page Vol. Home Add- Salem.. S9A Brown, Home Brown, Home Brown, Home Brown, Home Brown, Home Brown, Home Emma, M., Pleasant Addl, Salem.... Emma M., Pleasant Add, Salem.- Emma M., Pleasant Add., Salem. Emma, M., Pleasant Add, Salem Emma M, Pleasant Add- Sal em fr. 7-8 11 1-12 11 5-10 12 7-10 15 7-12 16 2-9 17 V.197 P.443 . Each Lot 10.00 50.00 100.00 20.00 Mln. Price 40.00 160.00 60.00 60.00 25.00 250.00 20.00 100.00 100.00 200.00 Mln. Price $ 50.00 50.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 30.00 40.00 80.00 TODAY - FRL & SAT. The Saturday Evening Post's Great Adventuromonce of Today I SUIDOWI tarring GEIIE TIERNEY BRUCE CABOT 6E0R6E SANDERS SIR CEDRIC HARDWICKE Companion Feature See what happens when Dad plays "Hookey" from Wall St More fun than a barrel of monkeys. "FATHER STEPS OUT" Frank Albertson - Jed Proaty schedule Times Sundown 7:00-9:55. Father Steps Out 8:50. prunes in Oregon in 1941 is tentatively set at 6000 tons, compared with 2600 tons in 1940 and 21,780 tons as the 1930-39 average. The California dried prune pro duction was i83,ouo tons 10 per cent above 1940 but 7 per cent under the average. Oregon's commercial apple crop on October 1 looked like 2,794, 000 bushels, against 3,263,000 bushels in 1940. The prospects are for a crop 73 per cent of the 1934-39 aver age. National production is esti mated at 124,754,000 bushels, or very nearly tne 1834-39 average but over 10 million bushels un der 1940. The 1942 strawberry acreage indications are placed at 13,600 acres compared with 14,200 acres harvested in 1941. Clackamas and Washington counties indicate decreased acre ages; Marion and Multnomah in creased output For the US, pros pective acreage next year is 210,' 930 acres or 3 per cent less than in 1940 . Preliminary figures place Oregon's 1940 hop crop at 17, 238,000 pounds against 19,992, 000 pounds a year ago and the average of 18,236,000 pounds. Oregon yield per acre was only 840 pounds uus year, it is now believed, compared with 1020 pounds in 1940 and the 10-year average of 937 pounds. Oregon's production was nearly 4,000,000 pounds above that of Washington and over 7,000,000 pounds more than in California. Both Washington, and California produced more hops than Oregon per acre 1860 and 1300 pounds respectively. Filberts are estimated at 3870 tons compared with 2700 tons last year and 1321 tons for the 10 year average. Washington filbert production is estimated at 720 tons or 210 tons more than in 1940. The Oregon walnut crop is also above last year, with the preliminary figure 5500 tons against 4200 tons in 1940 and 2655 tons for the 10-year average. Milk production per cow in this state on October 1 was placed at 15.7 pounds or up three-tenths of a pound over the same date a year ago and 1.3 pounds for the 1930-39 average. Pasture condi tions on the same date were 91 per cent; a year ago the percen tage was 73. Eggs produced per 100 layers in Oregon were placed at 33.6 on October 1, a gain over the 32.7 figure of 1940. For the entire country the figure on October 1 was 30.9, a boost of 1.1 points over VEGETABLE! Apples, box Beets, bunch. dor. Brussels sprouts, flat Cabbage Cabbage, Chinese, doz. Carrotts Cauliflower, crate Celery, green Celery hearts, doz. Garlic, lb. . Hubbard squash Lettuce, ss Mustard greens, doz. - Onion, 50 lbs. Onion, green : Potatoes. 100 lbs., No. 1 new Potatoes. Ho. 2. 50 -lb. bag Radishes, doz. 1M .40 1.00 1.40 JB5 .35 1.00 . 2 .25 . -0 . J8 , J015 . 2.00 . .40 . 1.SS . .45 . 3.50 .70 . J30 GRAIN, HAT AND SEEDS (Baying prices Oats. No. 1 Feed barley, ton Clover hay, ton - Alfalfa hay, ton Dairy feed, 80-lb. bag Hen scratch feed ,, Cracked corn Wheat 30.00 30.00 8.00 to 10.00 14.00 to 16.00 1.75 2.23 2 .23 1.00 .90 to BUTTER PRINTS: (Baying Prices) A B Quarters EGGS AND POULTRY (Baying Prices of Andresen's) BUTTEKFAT No. 1 No. 2 Premium 3Bi J8V .40' Extra large white . Extra large brown Medium Standard Pullets Colored hens Colored frys White Leghorn Old roosters .40',i 31 31 33 .31 20 47 - J7 J3 xe (Baying Prices of Marion Creamery) BUTTERFAT Premium .41 ',i No. 1 -40',i No. 2 3BVx EGGS Large A Large B Railway Dispute and Adverse War News Depresses Session NEW YORK, Nov. 2&-Jff-Tht prolonging of the railway wage dispute and adverse foreign news helned to dislodge enough stocks to depress prices fractions to i point or so in Wednesday's mar' ket Carrier shares sought lower territory from the start but for i time in the early proceedings cer tain leaders showed some resist ance. A slide in steels and air- crafts after midday tended to in crease the general run of offerings and closing quotations were around the lows m most cases. Recording one of the widest dips of recent months, the Associ ated Press 60-stock average was down .4 of a point at 39.4. Trans actions totaled 850,600 shares against 835,090 Tuesday. New low marks lor tne year were "posted by American Tobac co 'B," Liggett & Myers ".B" Pennsylvania and Consolidated Edison. Finishing in arrears were US Steel, Bethlehem, Goodrich, Sears Roebuck, Caterpillar, Boe ing, United Aircraft Sperry, Con solidated Aircraft, Western un co. Allied Chemical, Southern . m m ' Railway, Great Nortnern na, and Southern Pacific Westinghouse gave a fairly good account of itself on the announce ment of a $1 dividend, making total disbursements of $5 share this year against $4.75 In 1840 Other earners included J o h n Manville and Ozens-Tllinois. and Dome M. DOTkovsxy, xa. Sdo; Ernest M. Park, 24, and Vir ginia Mae Menke, Albany. November Busy For Dan Cupid ALBANY November bids fair to outclass 11 othy months of the year in the number of mar riage licenses issued. Within the past two days five couples obtain ed the necessary permits. They were John E. Davis, 24, and Cor- rine A. Singer, 19, Albany; Ralph Spencer, 52, and Angie Stilson, 66, Tangent: Alfred Fox, 28, Lebanon, and Mildred Mercer, 27, Lacomb; Amos Martnak, 11, Sweet Home, ALWAYS 1 BIQ HTTfi PJlSatMl Last Biff Day LaJiSAIJ LLOYD NO AITON M-cLANI lOlALANt 2nd Hit a 1 10c A 15c -MldMlw HUDSON Matinee (Piss Tax) Nights 31 32 33 2Q 20 22 as J4 J2 JS jOS Medium A Medium B , Pullets Checks . Colored hens Colored fryers Leghorn fryers Leghorn hens Old roosters , .. No. 2 poultry X)5 less. LIVESTOCK (Buying prices for No. 1 stock, based on conditions and sales reported up to 4 pjn.) Top lambs , 9.50 Ewes ,. 4.00 to 5.00 Hogs, top 160-200 lbs. 10.85 Sows 7 50 to 8.00 Veal, top : 11.00 Dairy type cows 5.00 to 6.00 Beef cows 8.50 to 7.00 Bulls . 7.75 to 8.25 Heifers , 6.50 to 7t5 Dressed veal HOPS (Buying Prices) Seeded 1942 contract Seedless WOOL AND MOBAtB Wool Lambs , Mohair .16 .32 8 .40 33 45 Farmers Union News Today-Friday Plus Defense Tax Saturday The Duke of Paducah nd these Famous Radio Stars: Lulubelle and Scotty, Gildersleeve, The Vass Fami ly and The Stop Phonies, invites yon to see them In r UK with EDDIE FOY, JR. JUNE CLYDE And Second Feature ALBANY Friday night homecoming program will be feat ured by Santiam Central Farm ers Union at the hall near Cotton woods. A covered dish dinner will be served at 7:30 and the program will lollow. Former members are urged to attend. D. W. Porter is president this year. Now Showing! f) ri fee ,4r Also News. Colored Cartoon and Chapter 4 of Serial, "SKY RAIDERS" MILE-A-MIXTJTE LAUGHTER! Join Hollywood's Most Side SpUUlnc Crew as they tarn the Nation -Ltu.h-iide-ont"! F.UIAGUM-O'KEEFE LViriorie WO0DW0RTH PATSY KEUY ZASU fITTS jm tL t HTHiVA E - fr. 7-8 22 Emma M Pleasant Add, Salem VJJ06 PU130 Afpralsal - Me. Naaae 9-10 22 TODAY & FRIDAY JV-t-.UHIP LVU-1 COMPANION FEATURE Thrilling New Western "WYOMING WILDCAT" with Don "Red" Barry! Show Schedule: Sgt. Mulligan: 7:45-10:20. Wildcat: 6:50-9:20 Starts SAT. S3 22 I former X)wr Emma J. Ferell, Bradbury, Caroline W. Sec Twp. Rge. ... 33 T 3W Acr. Fr. 2 I 3W 14.77 . Page Vol. V.182 P.604 80.00 160.00 Mis. Price 150.00 2050.00 ' Except the foil owing described real property on which the mini xnum price is $50.00. j 4 c, commencing at tne JMortnwest corner of Lot 12 as shown and designated upon the duly recorded plat of the Garden Home Tracts, dated-April , 1803, and recorded In the. Marion County Book of Plats, Book 3, Page 80, on May 13, 1903, the said Northwest corner - also being the Nortnwest corner: of the, parcel of land conveyed to Eva Hogan by deed dated September 27, 1932, recorded February 7, 1934, in Deed Book 217, Page 518, in the Marion County Records; thence South 5 30 TisV along the Westerly .boundary line of the i said Garden Home Tracts, which also is the centerline of the County 'Road, 237.00 feet to an angle point; thence South 13 15' East, con. tinuing along the said: Westerly boundary line 1 Garden Home Tracts and the said center-line ol the County Road, 321.42 feet to the South west comer of the said parcel of land conveyed to Eva Hogan, which point is the actual point of beginning of the parcel of land to be de scribed; thence South 89 ZD' ast, along tne isoutn una ox the said parcel of land conveyed to Eva Hogan, "which line is also the North line cf the property owned by Caroline W. Bradbury, 857.01 leet to a 1 point In the Westerly line of the right of way otthe Southern Pacific v r r 20c . 27c 1 MAT. Plus Tax NITES Doors Open 1:00 P. M. JL IrPttlUTEB IT-IYATES W DUkNiUti HTT! p00 I Coming Sunday I 111 1 I I III with William Holden J JIemFoClarevorJ I. Company that is 30.00 feet Westerly, measured radially, from the cen ter line of the main track of the Southern Pacific Company at Engi neer's Station 113 & 10.0; thence Southeasterly, along the said West erly right of way line of the Southern Pacific Company on the arc of a curve to. the left, having a radius of 5957.22 feet, 50.00 feet to a point, tnat is 30.00 leet Westerly, measured radially, from the said center line of the main track of the Southern Pacific Company at Engineer's Station 113 & 59.75; thence North 89 2C West 40.00; thence North westerly on the are of a curve to the right having a radius of 5989.99 zee. a distance ox 37.76 feet to a point which is 10.00 feet Southerly, at right angles, from the said North line of the said Caroline W. Brad bury's property; thence North. 89" 20 West along a line which is paral lel with and .10.00 feet Southerly, at right angles, from the said North line of Caroline W Bradbury's property a distance of 821.59 feet to a point in the Westerly boundary line of the said Garden Home Tracts; thence North 13 15' West along the said Westerly bmmdarv iin 10.30 feet to the point of beginning, containing an area of 0-226 of an acre, more or less. .1 In addition to the minimum price the purchaser shall pay cost of advertising.' . . "t . IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have hereunto affixed my hand offi cially this 5th day of November, 1941. ! -. ' A. C BURK -. -:.., - Sheriff oX Marion County. Nov. 13-20-27; D. 4- ' t - . Thai's the word for the Oregon Statesman "Happy Kitchen ft (SlQ coextg soon , '