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rrada iraall. l't-43tc: B grade, large
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rent receipt e-4c: buyers pay i
S'tC do below wholesale quotations
on graded has is for best hennery eggs.
Live chickens No. 1 Leghorn broil
ers. 1 to S lbs. Ic; fryer. to 3 lbs.
24c. 3 to S lbs. TT-33C lb: roafters.
4 lbs and over. T7-32r lb: fowl. Leg
horn, under 3'V lbs. li-17c. over I1 2
lbs, 11-Wc lo fowk colored, all wts.
TTJJtc: rooster ad stags. 13-Uc 9,
Rabbits Average to retailers. 4S
SOc lb dressed: prices to producers.
43c: fryers, live white. 30-33c lb;
colored. 11-30e lb.
Green onions Calif. doz in crates.
$4 0O-7J.
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1. 3 inches and larger. C5-1 T3 a 50
Ib sack: mediums. 1 JO-l.M. bo tiers.
W-Uc. mediums. 30-35c.
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grades. 73 10O-lb aack: Des
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KOAC 150 k.c. 10:00 a m. News;
10 15 Especially for Women; 11:00 Ore
gon School of the Air; 11:30 Concert
Hall 12 KM) News; 12:15 p.m. Noon Farm
Hour 1 00 Ride 'Em Cowboy: 2:00 Be
havior in the Making: 2:30 Oregon
School of the Air. 2:4a Memory Book
of Music. 3:00 With the Editor: 3:15
Music of the Masters: 4:00 Oregon
Reporter: 4:15 Perfect Tribute: 4:30
Pans Premiere: 4:45 Children's
Theatre: 5:00 On the Upbeat; 5:53
Spotting the Sports: 6:00 News; 0:15
My Country Sings; 6:30 The Band
Stand' 7:00 Farmers Union: 7:13 Eve
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9-45 Evening Meditations: 10:00 Sign
Off.
New York Stock Quotations
Chrysler 105 .Ni Ken in
Comwlth Sou .... 37 Nat Dairy
Cons Edison 28s N Y Central ...
Cons Vultee 17" North Am Co.
Cunt Ins 524lNorthern Pac .
. 31 Pac Am Fish
. 6"- Pac Gas Elec
733 P T & T
193 ;Pan American
39 Penney J C .
Crown Zel
Curtis Wr
Douglas Air
Dupont de Ne
Gen Electric .
Portland Grain
PORTLAND. Ore. Feb 11 (APi
Whei': No futures quoted
Cash gram: Ost No. 2. 3fl lb white
8 00 Barley No 2. 45 lb. B W. 6! 00
Corn No 2 E. Y. shipments 00 50.
No. 1 flax 7.25 .
Cash wheat (bid: Soft white 108:
soft white (excluding Rext 19-.z:
white club 198'a: western red 196',
Hard red winter. Ordinary 1 06. 10
per cent 190: 11 per cent 2 00: 12
per cent 2 14
Hard white Baart: 10 per cent 2.22:
11 per cent 2 26. 12 per cent 2.32.
Today's csr leceipts: Wheat 183.
barley 4. flour 7. corn 3. oats 2.
millfeed 11.
Ranch
Ramblings
By Rural Reporter j
i
The rural reporter gathered, at ,
a recent meeting, that Marion j
county farmers are already begin- j
ning to spruce up their farms in '
anticipation of the 4-H farm tours
to be held during the summer, i
There will be one in the north ;
end of the county arranged by ;
John Bannick of Brooks; one in
the mid-section to be arranged by
H. A. Barnes f Silverton and the'
south end of the county will be
looked after by Louis Hennies of
Turner. Jim Bishop. 4-H director,
and Ben Newell, assistant county
agent, are helping with the three
tours sponsored by the Marion
County Livestock association as
one of its numerous projects. It's
part of a move aimed at "keeping
them down on the farm."
t !
Charlie Evans of Independence,
prominent in valley livestock af-
i fairs, is advocating calfhood vac
! cination and slaughter-test to clean
! up Oregon and keep it clean from
! brucilosis.
j ...
! Clackamas county livestock folk
will meet February 20 for the
j purpose of organizing a livestock
association to affiliate with other
; western Oregon associations.
i
There are 230 livestock brand
inspectors in the state of Oregon.
Little has been done in regard to
: this in Willamette valley, but there
' ha been some cattle rustling here
; in recent years and a move is on
to bring more attention to brands
in this area.
Two familiar people at the val
ley livestock meetings now are
Walter Holt and Leo Spitzbart.
This is a favorable sign for the
success of next autumn's shows.
Both promise higher premiums and
better conditions at the fall shows.
H. N. Coleman, known for a
quarter of a century at Oregon
Slate college as "Pinky." is now on
sabbatical leave from the college
i and Ls leaving the college work
1 for good after 32 years as super
; intendent of official testing in Ne-
braska. Washington and Oregon.
Coleman will be in charge of
j the central office of his fraternity.
' Lambda Chi Alpha, which deals
NEW YORK. Feb. ll.-iPi-The with alumni affairs, and will be
stock market negotiated a selec- come the first alumni secretary of
it . j . . . . . , the fraternity,
tive rally today behind rubbers, i ...
motors, a few rails and special i Homer Shelby, Jersyman up at
issues although profit taking con- Albany, has recuperated from a
tinued to restrain many leaders.
Legal Notice
NEW YORK. Feb. 1 1 -.-Today's closing quotations:
Al Chem& Dye 179 Gen Foods 43t Radio Corp 101,
American Can ... 87 Len motors os nyoiuri -
Am Power & Lt 15Ts Goodyear Tire... 583 Rayonier pfd
Am Tel it Tel 173 Gt North pfd
Anaconda 41 lint Harvest
a trHinn fl5 lint Paoer pfd
Bendix A via 39 J Manville 134 Sinclair Oil IS.
TWh Steel . .... 97 Kennecott 49- So Pacific 45,
Boeing Air .. 20V,ILon Bell A 21 34 Stan Brands
Calif Pack . - 29s Maytag 12 Stan Oil Cal
Canadian Pac 15is"Miami Copper. .. 157s Stew Warner
Case J I 38 Vi Mont Ward siuaeoaiter
33
48 a4 Heynoids iei Jia
8034 Saieway 23
. Sears Roeb 38
194 Sun Mining
344 Union Oil
21 Ln Pacific
32-8 Un Airlines
22' 2 Un Aircraft
12 U S Steel
41 Warner Bros ..
126 West Elec
13B Woolworth 51 's
472
jo: l
56
19,
25
12H
22
135
23'.
174
28j
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO npCOTt
GARFIELD STREET FROM ltTH
STREET TO EAST END OF STREET
NoUce is hereby given that the com
mon council of the city of Salem. Ore
gon, deems it necessary and expedient
and hereby declares Its purpose and
intention to improve Garfield street
from the east line of 11th street to the
east end of said Garfield street at the
expense of the a hutting arid adacent
properly, except the street and alley
intersections the expense of which will
be assumed by the city of Salem, by
bringing said portion of said street to
the established grade, constructing ce
ment concrete curbs, and paving satd
portion of said street with a S-incti
Portland cement concrete pavement
thirty feet wide, in accordance with
the plans and specifications therefor
which were adopted by the common
council February 5. 1947. which are
hereby made a part of this notice,
propei ty. except the street and alley
The common council hereby declares
its purpose and intention to make the
above described improvement by and
through the street improvement de
partment. By order of the Common Council
the 5th dav of February. 1947:
ALFRED MUNDT. City Recorder
Date of first publication hereof at
Feb 7-8-9-1 1-11-13. 14-1-16-1-1
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO IMPROVE
FIFTH STREET FROM HICKORY
STREET TO LOCI ST STREET
Notice is hereby given that the com
mon council of the city of Salem. Oil
eon. deems it necessary and expedient
and hereby declares its purpose and
intention to improve Fifh street from
the south line of Hickory street to
the south line of Locust street at the
expense of the abutting and sdiarrnt
property, except the street and alley
intersections the expense of whim will
be assumed by the city of Salem, by
bringing said portion of said street to
the established grade, constructing ce
ment concrete curbs, and paving utd
. portion of said street with a -trwh
j Portland cement concrete pavement
thirty feet wide. In accordance with
1 the plans and specifications therefor
which were adopted by the common
council February 5. 1947. which are now
on file in the office of the city re
corder and which are hereby made a
part of this notice
The common council hereby declares
its purpose and intention to make the
above described improvement by and
through the street improvement de
partment. Bv order of the Common Council
the 5th day of February. 1947:
ALFRED MUNDT. City Recorder
Date of first publication hereof to
Feb 7-8-9-1 1-12-13-14-1 5-14-11-19
Selective Rally
In Stock Mart
j recent major operation and is
! again active wun nis farm im-
Pre-holiday inertia ruled most provements. The Shelbys have ob
of the session bu the pace quick- , tamed 0.- herdsman
Portland Livestock
PORTLAND. Ore.. Feb 11 fAP
(USDAi Cattle salable and total 200:
calves 25: market active, fully steady
with Monday steers 50 cents lower
than late last week: other classes
steadv to strong; lew good 943 lb.
fed steers 21.00. top Monday 222j:
common-medium heifers 12 00-17 00:
wl fed heifers Monday 20.25: can
ner and cutter cows larRely 8 00-10 00:
enea in tne una nour as Pt.jn Everett Struckmaier. and plan
improved in most categories. to insU1, . hay dryer pa of
..ija.c. iu.-v. " -v 1 Uieir modern 71 t on nrtwram
...
General Motors I3 at 65. Good-
rich 3't at 714. U. S. Rubber 2
at Goodyear 2 at 584. Du
Pont 2 at 193. American Woolen
2 at 487s and Schenley 14 at
483. Canadian Pacific, liveliest
i performer of the session, was up ;
l 1 at 15'g following a favorable I
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Gilmer of
Canby have sold their junior herd
sire. Signal Volunteer Bell Design,
to Mr and Mrs. John E. Lindow
of Independence.
...
Rex Ross of ML Angel, who has
1 1 1 - .. n 1 1 ntfi - fat da rv iVDe .j : . - i j 1 4 : r .. i '
" ' ' ' . iu lurnu iiu rAunidiiuna ji i uv- i n-. o H t-;,- n T t 1
nove; me- . . . ... " rfciscj iiuu
good , lllllll'll lltrife;iil laic Lnvai.
rows unward to 11 50 and
rimni.gnnd beef cows 14 00-15 73
beef bulls 15.00-16.00: medium -cooa 1
sausage type 13 00-14 50; good-choice
vealers largely 21 00-50; select up to
24 00.
Hogs salable 100. total 300; market
active, strong with Monday: top 25 j
cents higher, few lots choice 179-237 .
lbs. 27 25; bulk good-choice 180-245
lbs. 27.00: 290-335 lbs. 26 00: 150-160
lbs. 25 50-28 00: good 235-510 lb. saws
20 50-22.00: good-choice 130 lb. feeder
pigs 2400. '
Hn salmtal and total 250: one !
toad good-choice 104 lb. wooied lambs covered sufficiently at the close
about steady at 22.50. strictly sorted ! to wjpe out most of the day's loss-
Grains Waver on
Chicago Market
CHICAGO. Feb. 11
futures fluctuated over a wide
range in today's trading, and re
ewes salable around w; extreme wp
Monday 9.00.
es.
Salem Markets
BUTTERFAT
Premium
No. 1
No. 2
PRINTS
Wholesale
Retail
F.GGS, Bay lag Price
Extra Large
Mediums
Standards
Pullets, cracks
EGGS. Selling Plica
Wholesale. Large
Medium -.
POULTRY
Colored hens. No. 1
No. 2
Fryers
An outbreak of profit taking at
the opening drove wheat down as
much as 44 cents, and corn and
oats declined with the flour grain.
At the finish wheat was lls
lower .to higher, than the prev
ious close, March $2.20 a. Corn
- 1 was to-lVt higher, March $1.35
.Tl
.70
. , . .
jgl . 4 - s - vmu one it vj tw iun,
.72 March 78c-s. And oariey was
since the war, was a speaker at
the annual meeting of the Wash-
ington State Jersey Cattle club
j at Aberdeen.
...
Top bull at the recent J. R. and
j V. W. Alexander sale at Hillsboro.
i ivpnt In T?i i.-aI1 rl T,. U;i1.
(-Grain , or Salem for $450. He was Bonni-
bell Majesty, out of Coronation
Rosemary (with 12,031 pounds of
milk and 814.4 pounds of fat)
by Coronation Climax.
It seems bidders were bound
that the top animals should come
into Marion county for the top
animal of the sale was Mirthful's
Queenie, three-year-old daughter
of Chieona Holiday going to H. E.
Owens of Wood burn for $700. She
has been on test with an average
one and one-half pounds of fat
per day for the first 250 days.
NOTICF. OF INTENTION TO IMPROVS
FIFTH STRFET FROM SPVI'CC
STRKET TO PINK STREET
Notice is hereby given that the com
mon council oi the city ef Salem. Ore
gon, deems lt necessary and expedieart
and hereby declares its purpose and
intention to improe Fifth street from
the south line ol Spruce street to
the south line of Pine street st the
expense of the .abutting and adjacent
property, except the street Intersec
tions the expense of which will
assumed by the city of Salem, by
bringing said portion of said street to
"i established grade, constructing ce
ment concrete curbs, and paving Vaid
portion of said street mith a 6-inch
Portland cement concrete pavement
thirty feet wide, tn accordance with
the plans and specifications therefor
which were adopted bv the romvon
council February 5. 1947. which are now
on file in the office of the city re
corder and which are hereby made a
part of this notice
The common council hereby declares
Its purpose and intention to make the
above described improvement by
through the street improvement de
partment Bv order of the Common Council
the 5th dav of February. 1947-
ALFRED MaUNDT. City Recorder
Date of first publicattrtn hereof at
Feb. 7-8-9-1 1-12-13-14-15-18-18-iB
Livestock and Poultry
NEW Hampshire and White Rock
Cockerels available Immediately Wil
n Hatchery. LyonsOregon
FOR SALE: To fresh" cows your
chosce 1125 00. Two heavy springers,
sell one or all Rt. 7. Box 203. 1, mil
east on Hood view rd on99E north
NEW Hampshire and White Rock
Cockerels available immediately. Wil
son's Hatchery. Lyons. Oreson
FOR SALE! Christie N R baby
chicks every Wed Boylngtons. flit
State St Phone 4969
BABY CHICKS, weekly natcnes
Ham or hire other varieties.
22861 Lee' Ratrherv
WANTED: All kinds of cattle 7
hoffS. sows A hnan At .-!-
delivered. Market price. E C. McCand
JiFh. Rt 5. Box 373. across from
Waters Ball Park on S. 21 St. Ph 3147.
WANTED: All kinds or cattle and
hogs Will call at farm. Write E. L
Snethen. 1550 Lancaster Drive Ph.
21345 mom, or eve.
tat
CtisioM dressing of cnxrsverts aay
number Prompt seroce Dressed poul
try wnoiesaie our specialty ,
2-2MI Lee's Hatchery
48 ll lower- Mrcn 1-294.
.42
.40
J4
.80
.48
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.22
JO
LIVESTOCK (By Valley Pack)
Too lamb 20.50
Yearling lamb 14.00
Ewes 150
Dairy cows 6 BO to 10:00
Dairy bulla 9.00 to 14.00
VesJ 12 .00 to IS JO
Hog priests Sc per hundred under
Portland prices for each particular
class Stags bought aobtec
falfa No.
tm 44
2 or better.
Stocks and Bonds
(Compiled by the Associated Press)
Feb.
STOCK AVEKAOES
30
Indus
Tuesday 94 8
Previous day ..94.2
Week ago .... 93 3
Month ago' M0
Year ago 104.1
II
15 IS 60
Rails Util Stocks
382 47 J 68 9
38 0 47 0 68
37.4 46 3 87 9
34 3 45 4 84 1
48 3 82 5 78 0
BOND AVERAGES
30 10 10 10
Rails Indus ITtil For'-
Tuesday T 1 103 3 108 0 7S.S
Previous day 91.0 103.4 10 0 TS.6
Week ago .. 97 e 1S3.5 109 J 78 2
Month ago . . S. 103.9 104.9 13.4
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Rethke Resigns
From Willamette
Resignation of Dr. Roland Relh
ke, assistant biology professor,
from the Willamette university
faculty was announced last night
by President G. Herbert Smith.
The resignation is effective im
mediately. Dr. Smith said. No rea
son was given for Dr. Rethke's
.action. President Smith said that
no replacement has been found.
Dr. Rethke came to Willamette
ast fall after a term of summer
teaching! at the University of
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FEBRUARY 14. 1947
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