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Obituaries
CHRISINGEK .
Kooert Dee ChrUlnjter, at a local
hospital Saturday. April 24. Survived
by his mother. Mr. Irene Pieteraon o
Portland. Shipment hs been snade to
Hermiston. Ore oy the UoweU-Ed-wartls
company for ser ices and Inter
SWANSON
John J. Swanson. UU resident Of (50
Locust St.. in tnis eiry Saturday. April
24 at the age of S3 years. Suravcd by
his wife. Mrs. Alice Swanson of Saieou
two daughters. Mrs. Ethel Means and
Mrs. Edith Cross, both of Salem; three
grandchildren and tnree great grand
children. Services will be held Tuesday.
April 27. at 1:3 p.nj. In the W. T. Kig
don chapel with the Rev. Lloyd An
derson oiticiatuog. r
Portland Livestock
I 32 00; medium
i 18 00-24.00.
25 0O-28 00:
common
Portland Produce
PORTLAND. April 26- AP) -Butter-fat
tentative subject to immediate
change). Premium quality maximum of
.35 to 1 per cent acidity delivered in
Portland. 89-92c lb.; first quality. 87
90c lb : second quality. 86-8Sc lb.: val
ley routes and country points 2c less
than first. 85-SSc lb.
Butter Wholesale, f o b . bulk cubes,
irrade AA. 93 score. S3c lb..- A. 93 score.
12c lb.; B. 90 score. 82c lb.; C. 89 score.
80c lb. (Above prices are strictly nomi
nal )
Cheese Setting price to Portland
wholesalers: Oregon singles. 45-53c;
Oregon 5-lb. loaf. 47-56C.
Eggs To wholesalers. A (Trade, large.
Sl'x-U'zC doz : medium. 481-50?fr: A
grade, small, nominal: B grade, large.
42',-46,c.
Eggs Purchased from farmers. Cur-
: rent receipts. 47,j-50,c doz.: buyers
pay 3-3 1 j c below wholesale quotations
: on graded basts for best hennery eggv
Lave chickens Paying price to pro
ducers: No. 1 broilers under 2 lbs
33-36C lb.: fryers, 2'-3 lbs.. 40-43c lb.:
3-4 lbs.. 41 -43c: fowl. Leghorns, under
4 lbs. 22-24C lb.: over 4 lbs.. 2S-28c:
colored fowl, an w-eients. 32 -33c lb.:
! stags, all weights. 14-17c.
j Rabbits Average to retailers for lo-
' cally dressed animals. 55-57c: fryers,
live, white. 30-32c lb., few quoting
lower: colored. 2S-30c: old or heavy.
15-17c
1 Fresh dressed meats:
Prices quoted wholesalers ts retail -,
ers in dollars a hundred pounds
Steers Good, all wts.. $43-45: com
! mercial. $41-43: utility. S47-40
Cows Commercial. S39-41; utility.
$37-38: canner -cutter. $34-38.
Beef cuts (beef steers, heifers i
Hindquarters. $44-50: rounds. $48-49:
full loins, trimmed. $57-59; triangles.
; $37-38: square chucks. $41-44: ribs. $53
56. forequarters, $37-39.
Veal and calf Choice. $51-52: food.
$51-52: commercial. $47-49. utility. $41-
JEFFERT 1
In this city April 2C. Charles Jeffrey,
late resident of roqte 2. Canby. Fatner
of Levi Jtffery ot Derby. Colo, Ellis
Jefiery of LincoUu: Neb, Job Jeffery
of Silerton. W timer Jeffery of Idyil
wild. Calif, Mrs. Elzada Lovejoy of
lnavale. Neb, Mrs. Lorana Martinson of
Canby and Mrs. Ivan Bainbndg of
Waverly. Neb.: and brother of George
Jeffery and Dudley Jeffery. both of
Idaho Falls. Idaho.! Mrs. V. C Wyman
of Brunswick. Ohfo. and Mrs. Ida J.
Granzman of Homedaie. Idaho. Also
survived by 14 grand children- An
nouncement of. services later by W. T.
Rigdon company. ;
SPENCE t
Columbus J. pence, late resident of
Salem route 4. box. 424. at a local hos
pital April 24. at the age of 7S years.
Survived by his wiie. Agnes S pence of
Salem: a daughter; Mrs. Purcell Raney
of Salem: s son. Clyde S pence of Bel
ton. Texas, and 1 sue g r a ndch i idren.
Member of the Masonic lodge at Bel
ton. Texas, and of the Salem Calvary
Baptist church. Shipment vhas been
made to Helton. Texas, by the Howeu
Edwards chapel fot services and Inter
ment. ; . .
FISHER
WUlie Cyrus Fisher, late resident of
1902 Broadway st, in West Salem
Monday. April 2S. Survived by his wife,
Mrs. Pearl Fisher of Salem; two
daughters. Mrs. Harold Ogren of We
natchee. Wash, aod Mrs. Ray Martin
of Monteuno. Wash.: three sons. Har
old Fisher of Eugene. Otis Fisher of
Salem and Russell Fisher of Grants
Pass: and three Brothers. Ira Fisher
of Mihon-Freewater. Ore, Harry I
Fisher of Spokane and Bruce Fisher
of Enterprise. Services will be held
from the Immanael Baptist church
Thursday. April 29; at 2 p.m, the Rev.
Frederick Bennett officiating. Direc
tion of the Clough-Barrick company.
PORTLAND. Ore. April 2-(AP)
(USDA) -Cattle Salable 100. total 1450;
calves salable 150. total 170: active,
early clearance on light supply: fed
steers and heifers 2.00 higher: cows
mostly 1.00 higher, spots 1.50. bulk 50
75c: around 10 loads top good 900-1100
lb. fed steers 30 00: bulk average good
29.00-50: medium 27.00-28 50; part load
top good 822-lb. fed heifers 29.00; bulk
average good 28 50-28 00; medium 25 00
26.00; common 21 00-24 50; good young
cows up to 26 00: bulk good cows 23.00
25 00; medium 21.00-23.00: cutter -common
18.00-20.00; canners 16 00-17.00;
good weighty beef bulls 24 50-25.23:
good sausage bulls 22.50-24.00: outstand
ing choice vealers 32 50-34.50. bulk 28 00-
Hogs Salable 700. total 2340: better
classes 25-50 higher; sows steady to
strong: feeder pigs 50 higher: bulk
good-choice 180-240 lbs. butchers 24 25
50; 240-270 lb. 2250-2325: 300-400 lb.
20 50-22 00: bulk good-choice sows 17 00
18.50; few lights 18 75-19 00; rough
heavies down to 16.00; good-choice 122
lb. feeder pigs 25.50.
Sheep Salable 300. total 715: slaugh
ter lambs 1.00-25 higher: slaughter ewes
50 higher: bulk 95-107 lb. good -choice
lambs 23 25-50: good-choice shorn
lambs around 104 lbs. 23 50. few me
dium kinds 22.25: small lots -good -choice
150-lb. young wethers 19 00: good-choice
woo led slaughter ewes 11.00-12.00: few
common kinds 8 00
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46: commercial, all weights. $42-43.
Mutton Good. 70 lbs. down. $22-24.
I Pork cuty Loins No. 1. $-12 lbs..
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I spareribs. 3 lbs. down. $30-52. Car-
casses alt weights. $33-3330.
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j Veal Per lb, top tight. 42 -44c: other
j grades according to weight and quality.
I Hogs Light blockers. 30-31 c. sows.
, 26-2Sc lb.
Lambs 39-4 lc lb ; mutton. 12-18c tb.
Beef Good cows. 34-40C lb.: canners
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$1 60-70: No. 1 bakers. $625-50 hun
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50-lb. sack: Calif, white rose. 100 lb.
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$4 50-60
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better, carload lots. f o b. Portland. $42
43: U. S. No. I timothy, eastern Ore
gon or Washington carlots. fob Port
land $39-40: oats and vetch mixed hay.
up: certified clover nay nominal-
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April 2
STOCK AVERAGES
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Ir.ous Rail Uttf Stnes
Monday 91.8
Previous day 92.$
Week ago !.8
Month ago 88
Year ago 8&1
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Portland Grain
PORTLAND. Ore, April 28 - (AP)
Cash wheat (bld: Soft white 230; soft
white (excluding Rex) 230; white club
230: western red 230.
Hard red winter: Ordinary 2.30: 10
per cent 232; 11 per cent 2.40; 12 per
cent 2 46
Hard white Baart: Ordinary 2 51: 10
per rent 231; 11 per cent 237; 12 per
cent 2 63.
Today's car receipts: Wheat 40: bar
ley 4: flour IS: corn 4; oats 2; mill
feed 11.
Rickey Garden Club
Holds Indoor Picnic
FOUR CORNERS Members
of the Rickey Garden club enter
tained their families at an in
door picnic Friday night, April 23
at Four Corners Community hall.
Games kept the children inter
ested while the grown ups played
bingo. Picnic supper was served.
Mr. and Mrs. I J. Stewart and
son Jimmy, route 6, are spending
a few days visiting Mrs. Stewart's
mother and sister at Belltagham,
Wash.
Guest at the ham of Mrs. Jess
Mclnay, Mahrt ave-, is Mrs. Lar
ry Snyder, Eureka, Calif. Mrs. 45c
Ilnay and Mrs. Snyder are sisters.
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21S N. Liberty i St, SaJesa. Oro.
WE WANT
YOUR EGGS!
Altvays a Dependable
Cash Market!
Cnrly's Dairy j
Phone 8783
Or.T.TXasswN J. ;
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1 . LAM
CHTXESE im-BAIJSTS v
241 Nortn Liberty
Upstairs Portland General tlectrte
Co Office pen-' Saturday only lt
a m to 1 psu C to 1 i Co sxuV
tation Blood pressure and ' urine
tests are free at. charge. Prsctiead
1911 I
Cim niGHTS RALLY
HEAD CLAUDIA JOIIES I
Member National Committeo Comunlst
Party U-SJU ! f
Oatstandinff; Negro Communist Leader.
Victim of current deportation drive, j -
She will apeak on "Civil Rights and Peace.
Hone Hall - ILE. lllh and Ccck'PcriLr;d
Wednesday - April 28-8 Plh : ' .
Ansplees: Commaiilst Party of Oregon I
(Paid a4 - SaJen dab - Oregon Commnntst, Party -Box
1X5, Portland) . j ;j .
ball. UW vs. OSC;
SC; M on tne vpoeat;