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Al Chera & Dye 174
American Can .. 77 i
Am Power J Lt a
Am Tel & Tel.. 143
Anaconda m
Atchison . - 88 Vj
Bendix A via 284
Beth SteH 81
Boeinf Air 22V
Calif Pack
Canadian Pac 10
Case J I 17
Chryaler 54 V
Comwlth Sou 2
Cons Edison 21
Cons Vulte 12
Crown Zel 27
Curtis Wr 4
Douglas Air 51
Dupont de Ne. .168
Cen Electric .... 38 H
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ICen Poods 35 1.
'Gen Motors 52 V!
Goodyear Tire 41;
!Gt North pfd .. . 37 V
lint Harvest 85 14
lint Paper pfd .. 44
J Manville 35 V
Kennecott - 42
Lonf Bell A . 2H
Mont Ward 49'
Nash Kelvin 15 I
Nat Dairy 25,
N Y Central 12
North Am Co 15
Northern Pac - 17
Pac Am Fish
Pac Gas Elec - 22
P T & T 91
Pan American 8i
Penney J C 18 I
Radio Corp 7!
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Rayonier 22
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Reynolds Met .... 19'
Richfield 18
Safeway 19
Sears Rofb 33
Sinclair Oil . 18 V
So Pacific 48
Stan Brands 24
Stan Oil Cal ... 58
Studebaker lVi
Sun Mining 9
Union Oil 22 V4
Un Pacific 155
Un Airlines 17
Un Aircraft 23
U S Steel 694
Warner Bros 11
West Elec 20
Wool worth 44
Portland Produce
PORTLAND. Or. fb. SO TAP)
Bultrrtal Tentative subct f
Immcdiata change. Precnium quality
maximum o( Ji lo I per cent acidity
delivered in Portland. Sl-Mc lb; first
quality. 90-S3C la, aecond quality. U
Sec lb, valley routes and country
potnta t null less than first. SS-Slc lb.
Butler Whoieaale. I bulk cubes,
crsde AA, S3 score. SSc lb.; A. S3 score.
S4c lb.; B. SO score. 2c lb.; C. SS score,
T7c lb.
Cheese ScIUnc price to Portland
wholesalers: Oregon stogies, 4-Uc;
Oregoa -Ib. loaf. Sac.
Eccs To wholesalers. A grade.
Urge. K',-42'Wc dot; sne4lum 4T,a
49' ae; A grade, small. a)eaninaJ; B
grade, large. si'i-tS',.
lgs Purctvaaod front farmers. Cur
rent receipts. dox.; buyers
pay S-3'aC below wholeaale quotationa
on graded basis for best hennery eggs.
Ltve chickens Psyma price to pro
ducers: No. 1 broilers under 1U lb-.
22-23C lb.; fryers. 2 to S lbs, Vl-SSc
lb : 1 to 4 lbs , J7-3Sc: roasters. 4 lbs.
and over, Xt-jTe; fowL Leghorns, un
der 4 lbs.. S-21c: 4 lbs. and over. U
SSe; colored fawL all weights. a-33c
lb.; stags, all weights. 13-lSc lb.
Kabbita Average to retailers for lo
cally dressed animate. S4-S6c: fryers,
live, unite. ZS-IUc lb.; colored. 2S-2Sc;
old or heavy. 14-lec.
Presh dressed meals Wholesalers to
retailers In dollars s hundred pounds:
Steers Good. $44-41; commercial.
tTS nr. utility, ttt Tt.
Cows CornmerciaJ. SJS-3S. uUUty.
S34-SS. cutter, ranncr. S33-M.
Beef cut good steers, heifer I bind
quarters. S43-4; rounds. S43-4S: full
louis. trimmed. tS4-7: angles, S3S-44:
square chucks. S4S-44; ribs. S4T-SS;
forrquirWrt, SIS SO
Veal and calf Choice. S4S-4S: good.
J S; commercial, S4S-47; utility. S3S-
Lambs Choice and good. S40-41;
commercial, all weighu. S3S-JS
Mutton Good. 70 lbs down. (21-21.
Pork cut: Loins No. 1. S-L2 lbs,
(M: shoulders. 340; sparer ltrt. S lbs.
down. S4S.M.
Wool Coarse, valley and medium
grades. 4Sc lb.
Mohair 43e lb. on 12-month growth
Onions M-lb. sk. Ore. Brooks, yel
lows. No. 1. medium. $4 7S-S; S
inches lauer. SS-S 25 lug; No 2. $2.7S
S: boilersT No. 1. IS lbs, -5c. so-lb.
sks . S2 SO-2.73.
PoUtoes Ore. Deschutes and Klam
ath russets No. 1. SS 75-S. some to M 23;
23 lbs . SIM4S: IS lbs.. SOc-ll: No.
2. SS lbs.. H-2S-140; No. 1 bakers. 14 Jo
STS hundredweight: No 2. S3 So-S 7S:
Idaho russets. No. 1-A. SS.7S-SSS: Tex
as Trluurrvph. SO-tb. sks, S4JS-4.3S:
riorVla Triumpha. S4 S3-4 7S.
Hay V. B. No. 1. green alfalfa or
better, carload loU f.b. Portland.
tT-3-Ja: U. 8. No. 1 timothy, eastern
Oregon or Washington, carlo s, f a b.
Portland. SK-M-SO; oaU and vetch
sniaed hay. uncertified clover hay
$7-SO-2Se baled at Willamette valley
farms, depending upon quality and lo
cation. Country -killed meats:
Veal Per pound top light. 43-44c:
other grades according to weight and
quality.
Hogs fancy, blockers, U-SSe
Lambs 'Per pound. 40c; mutton, 1S-
20c.
Beef Good cows, S4-Mc; canners and
cutters. 2S-30C lb.
Portland Grain
PORTLAND, Oi., Feb. 20 (API-
Wheat: No futures quoted.
Cash grstn: OsU No. 2. M lb white
7iW; barley No. 2. 4S lb BW 74 M.
Cash .wheat (bid): Soft white 127
soft white (excluding Rex) 227; white
club 2X7; western red 227.
Hard red winter: Ordinary 227; IS
per cent 2 JO; 11 per cent 2 0; 12 per
cent IN.
Hard white Baart: Ordinary 2J1; IS
per cent 1J1; 11. per cent 1 7; IS
cent tJU.
Today's car receipts; Wheat ; bar
ley l; Hour S: hay 4; mtllfeed T.
Portland Livestock
PORTLAND. Ors , Feb. 24 (AP
(USDAi Salable cattle SS. total 12S:
calves U; market steady but mostly
nominal; supply mostly cenner-cutter
cows. 14 SO-1 ( um. with common-med
nun cows at llao-MaO: for week sala
bio 27S. total Xt: salable calves 22S,
total 41s; compared week ago medium
good beef cattle about 140 lower; la
er grades recovered an early SS cent
decline: v relets fully stesdy; medium-
good fed steers USa-U-M. top 2S 0O;
toad good heifers 24 00. commoo-med
lum 1S.M-22.SS; csnoer -cutter cews
early M.ae-IS.00; late sales to 1740;
modiuro-good beef cows Uis-llJt;
good beef bulls 21 M-22 00: sausage
buiu iso-iiJio late sales 22S0: aood
choice wealers SBiW-ajw; culls down to
10 00: good heavy calves ZiM-2 SO
Salable hogs 23. total 200; market
steady; top 24.23: heavy sows 21 SO; for
week salable nogs aw. total z.z: com
pared week ace market 2 23 higher
Stocks and Bonds
Compiled by the Assodsted Press
Feb. SO
STOCK AVEBAOEI
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too us. Rails Utu Stocks
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Previous day 142 24 S 2S 4 tlj
Week ago IM 242 242 40j
Month ago MS 23 S 24 2 42 3
Year ago SJJ 272 rt 47.g
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Balls Indust VUL Forga
Friday 44 4 104 J SOS 44 T
Previous day SS 4 los s SOS SSS
Week ago SSS IMS 00 4 SSS
Month ago SSS 100 0 SO S 04 2
Year ago 042 102 a 104 S 74 2
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TKe Stcrtaamom. SoUtay Oro Sorftirdcrf, Febrtscirr gltolf 7;
butk aood-ehoice ISO-203 lbs
24.23; extreme top Wednesday 24 3u;
heavier sod lighter penalised 204 or
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13 00-1740.
Salable sheep none, market nominal;
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Wholesale .,
Retail
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Pullets and cracks
EGGS Selllag Pries
Wholesale, large
Retail, large . '
Retail, medium
POULTRY
Colored hens No. 1
No 2 , ,. .
Fryers
LIVESTOCK (By Valley rack)
147 lambs, choice 20.00
Yearling up to 13 00
Ewes 2 00 to 0 30
Fst dairy cows up to 1 3 SO
Cutter cows 1040 to 14 04
Dairy heifers 12 00 to 13 00
Calves (200 to 430 lbs.) up te 2300
Veal (130-204 lbs.) (good -choice). 23 00
Bulls 10 00 to 14 00
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Notice to hereby given that sealed
bids wlU be received by the under
signed until the hour ef 744 o'clock
p-m. on the 1st day of March. 1044. and
immediately thereafter publicly open
ed by the School District Board of
Union Hlgn School District No. 1. Mar
lon County. Oregon, at the Union High
School Building In Cervas. Ores on,
for aa Issue of bonds of sold School Dis
trict In the amount of Fifteen Thous
and (313400441 Dollars. 0014 bonds te
be dated April I, 104S, and te mature
aerially In numerical order as fot-
31.400 04 on April 1. 1444
I4M44 on April 1, 1034
1 400 SO en April 1, 101
14040 on April 1. 10S3
I40OOO en April 1. left J
140040 on April 1, 134
I ana a on April 1, IBftS
140044 en April 1. 134
140444 en April 1, I S3 7
1400 00 en April I, loss
I400 eo en April 1, lose
14S040 on April 1. ises
140040 on April 1. I SSI
I40s.se on April 1. leas
140040 on April 1. 134
Said bonds te pear Interest at the
rata of not to exceed t per annum
payable semi-annually, principal and
interest parable at the office of the
County Treasurer of Marion County,
Oregon, or at the fiscal agency of the
aiate or ureson in New York City, at
the option of the purchaser.
Said bonds were duly anthortred at
an election held on February 2nd, 1444
Bids must be aero 1 pan led by a ret
titled check In the amount of Two
Hundred (S20000I Dollars.
The approving legal opinion of John
w. anuier. Spalding Building. Port,
land. Oregon, will be furnished the sue
eessful bidder.
The board reserves the right te re
iect any and all bids
B. B. BARKER. Clerk.
Union High School District No. 1
Marlon county, Oregon. Gervals.
Oregon. F 7-14-21
Obitunrien
WILLIAMS
Meivut Williams, at a local hospital.
cnoice ewoa up to is OP early. Tawih. uut. Announcement of serv
ices later by C lough-Bart tea company
CLEABY " I I
Patrwa Cleery at the residence at 428
Hood st, gebruery IS. Husoand et Mis,
atary Casary et aatem; father e( Mrs,
J. 1. Capiutger of beiem and Aulward
i. Clesry et Portland; brother of Mis,
Alice auown and Mrs. Cataerieo Bali,
botn et Longvtew, Wash, Mrs. Neue
Brown ot Langdon, M.U., John Cleary
of Grand Forks, Nil., and David Cleary
of Concrete. NX). Also survived by 4
granddaughter, Muriel Ana) Capllnger
of balem. Recitation of the rosary Sit
day, February 20, at 4:13 p.m. at tn4
Clough-Barrick chapel. Services will
be held Saturday, tebruary 21, at 14
a.m. at St. Joseph's rhurcb. 1
MIRTM I
Mrs. Lena Wlrth. at the Residence at
Kale 1 route 0, Feoruary IS. Mother wf
Hoy Wlrth, Vera Winn. Carl Wlrth and
Arthur Wlrth. all ot kalem; and sister
of Mrs. Will Sanderman, Mrs. Theo
dore Jtumph and Eddie Kiernme, all in
lows. Also survived by am grand
children, service will be held from
the Clough-Barrick chapel Monday,
February 22. al 344 p.ri the Key.
Brooks Moorfs officiating, with Inter
ment in City View cemetery.
I.
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WANTED te buy: An kinds of cat
tle, hoes and aneee Frank Wood kt
7. Box 431 ft. Phone 3-4714.
NOTICE
Givs to nartv aaaumlne eond hanu
for 2 Large A.K.C. registered blood
hound pups, 4 me. old. Good for bear,
doer, fox or coon trailing. 2334 "D St.
DAY OLD Cockerel. Rhode Island
Rods 300 en Feb. 23. Jenning s Poul
try Farm. Rte. 4. Bos 334. Ph 3424.
2 JERSEY 2 yr elds. Laree. rat. eon.
tie. to freshen soon. Ml East Rickey
school. Q. R, Clearwater. Bt. t. Bob: 2of.
MILKING COW. Teat 4 1 kissaa
B. M. Eu banks. Rt. S. Bear 704 on old
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sole Pt 2-2061 Lee's Hstchery
WANT5: Any kindof cattle, hoes
sheep, will eaU at farm. Licensed
bondes buyer Prompt ear sice. E
Seethen ex Son. 1344 Lancastsr Or
Salem Ph. 3-1343.
CUSTOM dresslruf of chickens an
number. Prompt servtee Dressed poul
try wholessle our specialty. Pbone
f41. Lee's Hatchery
W AnTKOT 3Urk od s ol cattle, lat
hogs, sows 4 boars. At your farm or
delivered Market price E C MrCand-
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241 North Liberty
Upstair Portland General Electric
Co Office open Saturday only 10
a.m. to 1 p m . 4 to 7 p m Consul,
tation Blood pressure and urine
testa are tree of charge. Practiced
since 1417.
zir.LiNSKi i ;
la this city February It. Joseph
Zielinski. late resident of 1 20 Jefferson
st- at the ate of 43 yesrs. Survived by
nis wtie, vi am 1 Ida Zielinakl of Salem;
three daughters, Mrs. lea Hammer.
Mr. Gertrude Crsry and Mis Uladts
Zielinski, all of Salem; three sons. La w
rence Joseph Zielinakl, f'larenc V.
Zleunaki. Bllas Zielinakl. Edward Zl
kalem; three staters, Mrs. Gerbrude
Domoaolla and Mrs. Cells Flelen. botn
of balem. and Mrs. Agnes Fielon of
San Jose, Calif.; five brothers, Bernsid
Zielinski Bliss Zielinakl. Ldward Zip.
hnskl and Paul Zielinski all ef SsUm,
and Martin Zielinski of 1 ample City,
Calif ; and seven grandchildren. Mem
bar of St. Vincent de Paul Cstholie
church and Eagles lodge No. Sosi, Sa
lem. Announcements of services later
by the HeweU-Edwards ehapeL ;
EFTELAMD " I '!
Mrs. Bessie EfUland. laie restdent of
Portland. Ore., at a local hospital. Feb.
ruary 20. Survived by her husband,
John Efteland, ef Psrsdisa, Calif.; two
daughters. Mis Joy Efteland, Pofllsad.
and Mr. Gladys Br out her of Rich
mond. Calif.; twe brothers, Rohert
Leicnten ef Yamhill, Ore- and Dwk
Leigbten, Newport. Ore,; one slater,
Mrs. Carrie B. Adams, Portlsnd. ftwv
icea will be held from the Clough-Her-rlck
chapel at II a.m, Saturday, Veb
ruary 21, with Interment st Mi. Crest
AbbeF. . j
PAOOTE I '
At the residence at flSf Myrtle sve,
Joseph Patois,- st the age of 42 years.
Husband of Lucy- Pagote of Salem; and
father of Mrs. Rorh Campbell of Graf
ton, N D , Mrs. L. F. Remington of hs
lem and Edmond Pagote ef Grand
Forks, N.D. Announcement ef service
later by W. T. Rlgdon company. 1
ApriN i I
Mrs. Mary M. Aplln. la resident ef
273 Hood st, tn this city Thursdsy,
rnuary 14. Survived by a daughter,
Mr. Marlon Erikson ef Kalem; a Son,
Arthur W. Aolin of Sslem; mother.
Mrs. A ma lie Klempel of Salem; four
sraters. Mrs. Emily Butch and Mrs.
SSenry Schmidt, both ef Salem, Mrs. O.
Paul Johnston of Lyons and Mrs. Paul
1. Hershey of Yuma. Arts.; four breth
er. W. 1. Klempot and H. A. Kleinpel,
both of Aberdeen, Ida- and Robot t!
Klempel and Cuotav KJempel. beta eg
baksm. Services wUl be held from the
Clough-Barricfc chapel Monday. Feb-
ruary 22. at 3 pan- the Mev. Brooke 1
Moor officiating, with Interment in '
Be Iciest Memorial , park. Ritualistic
services by the Pythlsq Slater lodge '
and committal set vires by the auxil
iary ef the Frsleraal Order ef Eagles.
SPOLSTBA t I I
Htnea T. Spolitra. at the family resi
dence. 1234 N. 3th st, Friday. February
20. at the age of 44 years. Survived by
the widow. Mrs. Minnie Norn Spot--sua
of Salem; e son. Jack Spotetra of
Salem: twe suiters. Mrs. Gertie Nyhoff
and Mrs. Margaret Eric keen, both ot
Prairie View, Kas.; twe brothers, Guy
Spolstra ef Portland and Henry Spol
strs of Lafayette. Ore. Member ef the
Presbyterian church at Ks I lapel, MenL
Announcement of services later by the
mnriu-tawinu company.
'I
LACY I
At the residence. Wood bum route 1,
Friday, February 24. Owen Oliver Loey,
at the age of 43 year. Husband of Le
esna Lacy ef Wood burn; father ef T rd.
Oliver Lacy of Mt. Angel. Harold K,
Lacy and Lot Louie Pane, both o
Salem. Dr. Marvin M. Lacy of Belli,
more. Md : brother ef Melvln M. lcy
and Mrs. Charles K owing, both ef Win
field Kan, and Wealon -M. Loey of
Portlsnd. Service will be held from
the W. T. Rlgdon chapel Thursdar.
February 24. at 2 p.m.
Why Suffer Any Longer
When ether fait, ea our Ckkseae
remedlaa. Asaartag success for 4S00
year la Cbtna. Ne ssstter wHk
what ailaaeats yeu are afflicted--dteordees.
sieesttU. heart, langs. be
ar, kidneys, gas. rssstipatlen. ulcers,
diabetes, rkwussatlsss, gall and blad
der fever, skim. I ass Is e
CHARLIE
CHAN
CHINESE RgJta
CO.
(44 N. CaeaasarcUL
Pkene 2-1SM
SALRM, ORE. v-
O ftlcs Hours 4 te 4.
Tees, and Sat only.
si t plalata.
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO IMPROVB
ALLEY. BLOCK 14, ROSEDALE ,
ADDITION I
Notice Is hereby given that the Com
mon Council of the City of Salem,
Oregon, deem It necessary and ex
pedlent and hereby declare Its pure
pose and Intention te improve the al
ley In Block IS. Rosedsle Addition te
the City of Salem, Marion County
Oregon from the East line of ' 14th
street to the West line ef 17th Street,
at the expense of the abbuttlng and ad
jacent property, by bringing said al
ley to the established grade, and pav
ing said alley with a 4-Inch Portlsnd
cement concrete twelve feet tn wldtrt,
in accord a nee with the plans and speci
fication therefor which were adopted
by the Common Council February 9.
14. wnicn are now on file in the
office of the city recorder and 1 which
by oil reference thereto are made a
part hereof. i i
The Common Council hereby declares
Its purpose and Intention te make the
above described Improvement by and
througlt the street Improvement de
partment, v if
By order ef the Common Council
February 0. 1044: ' ' .
ALFRED MUNDT. City Recorder
Date of first publication hereof t
February 14, 1448. i j 1
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