'Home-of-the-Week'
NEW YORK -UP)- In one year,
traffic accidents cause the death
of 4,200 children under 15 and in
juries to 200,000 in the same age
group.
Portland hay and grain price: Feed
wheat. SO.00-40.50 ton. bulk, prompt de
livery f o b. Portland: feed oats, barley,
strictly nominal: whole com. S93.50
M.00 ton, prompt shipment; mUlfeed.
nominally 174 ton. oromot ahtrtment?
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTOR!
Sealed proposals for furnishing the
following material to the City of S.
lem. Or j on wiU be received at the
(flM of Ui City Recorder. City Hall.
Salem, Oregon, until 3-00 P.M.. on
Wednesday. June 16th. 184. and will
be publicly opened at 4M P.M. on the
a me date by the City Manager at hia
office:
1.2SS l-f. 72 Extra Strength Rein
force Concrete Culvert Pipe.
1453 If. M" Extra Strength Rein
force Concrete Culvert Pipe.
vert Pipe C7S-41 or revisions thereof.
Bids are to be on a unit price per lin
ear foot of pip, delivered to the alt
of the work, which la along the align
ment of a sewer to be constructed
from near the center of the City of
Salem to a point on the Willamette
River approximately two miles North,
plans for which may be Inspected at
the office of the City Engineer.
Bidders shall, state the earliest date
for beginning delivery of pipe, with the
understanding that pipe will be deliv
ered there-after at a minimum rate of
SO linear feet per day.
The City reserves the right to reject
any or all bids, or to accept the pro
posal appearing to be most advan
tageous. ALFRED MUNDT
. City Record-?. J.ll
: aa, .
better earlata fnh PnrtLafwl A OO-
O-OO. U. S. No. 1 timothy eastern Ore
gon or Washington car lots fob. Port
land. 40.00: oats and vetch mixed hav.
uncertified clover fcay. nominal. ;
June
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Stocks and Bonds
Complied by the Associated Press
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In Person
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. 7.77$ l.f. 60" Extra Strength Rein- ,
force Concrete Culvert Pipe. i
(Bidden (hall submit alternate
on ' and ' JolnU.) I
The above described pipe must con- :
form with A S.T.M. Standard Specl'l-.
cations for Ren. forced Concrete '-
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i YOU'LL HAVE A REALLY
HAPPY HOME . . .
if you get busy new cn necessary repair jobs! We'll be
glad to help you every step of the way, and we ll go "all
out" to bring ycu the first ciass materials you'll need
promptly and eihc.eitly!
How about coming
plans with us?
in this week to talk over your repair
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tivating Strawberries. Cane Berries. Hops. Fruit Orchards
and Nursery Stock.
Hurry While They Last Special Terms II Wanted
Teague Motor & Implements Co.
325 N. Liberty St Phone 24173
STOP IN
Pumilile Block and Supply Co.
Edgewater St. West Salem
Build a Fine Home or a Garden Wall
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ALUI'IINUIl GARAGE DOORS
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Workability rather than any
rigid style is stressed in this plan
717. Walter T. Aqlcka. architect.
617 Forest Ave., Ann Arbor.
Mich., asys family comfort Is the
motif. Each department of the
hoese sleeping, living and ser
vice is accessible from the en
trance hall, and grouped Inde
pendently for maximum efficien
cy. The bouse has a volume of
17,s cable feet Including s base
ment nnder the living room and
kitchen area, bet exclusive of
the garage. Sliding doors are ased
for all closets and a row of closets
makes a storage wall between two
of the bedrooms. The bathroom
la divided to permit part of It to
serve as a powder room. For col
or, the architect suggests gray
exterior walls with white trim,
porch alcove In yellow, and dark
asphalt shingles.
la tfete County Ceart ef the State
nr.Mn fer Marion Ceaaiy
In the Matter of the Annexation)
of Adjacent Lands to the Four )
Corners County Drainsgc District)
NOTICE
t ail WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
NoUce is hereby given to all owners
or persons claiming sny interei in- sny
Land within tne boundarie of the pro
posed annexation to Four Corners
County Drainage Distrk-1. and describ
ed in the hereinafter petition, that the
petitioners, being owner of more than
twenty percent, of the acreage wnnin i
the boundaries of laid proposed an
nexation, having filed their petition in ;
the office of the Countv Clerk for the :
County of Marion. State of Oregon. ,
that Wednesday the 7th day of July, i
I IMS. at the hour of ten o c lock. A.M .
In the County Lour! Koom 01 me
I County C ourt House in Salem. Marion
; County. Oreon. has been Itxed by the
above entitled Court for the hearing
of the said hereinafter petition and at
, which time and place all perions in
, tereted in aid petition and in the an-
j nexation of taid land to Four Corner
County Drainage Ditrict. or in oppo- ,
' sition thereto, or in any manner re
! lated to luch annexation or to the fix
ing of the boundaries thereof, may be
heard.
That the following 11 a true and cor
rect copy of said petition, to-wit:
IN THfc COUNTY COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR MARION
i COUNTY
PrTITION
For the Annexation of Adjacent
Land to the Four Corneri County '
Drainage District established May 10. j
1948
TO THE HONORABLE COURT Or
THE STATE OF OREGON. FOR THE (
COUNTY OF MARION: i
Come now jour petitioners, persons
! shown by the records of Marion Coun-
ty to be the owners of more than 20', j
of the acreage in a contiguous body of
' swamp, wet or overflowed land, waters
I from which contribute to the swamp.1
I wet or overflowed condition of such 1
lands or sny other lands situated in
i said Marion County, and herewith j
present to your Honorable Body their ,
petition that the lands described here-
in be annexed to, as part of. that estab-
lished Drainage District pursuant to
, Chapter 289 Oregon Laws 194.7. for the
purpose of having such lands reclaim- 1
ed and protected by drainage or other- j
wise from the effects to water, for ag
ricultural purposes, the same being
conducive k the public health, welfare
and safety and of public utility and
benefit, snd for such purpose such
owners have prepared and signed this
petition in which they respectfully rep
resent :
1. That the boundaries of said pro-
fiosed snnexed acreage is ss lol
ow s :
"Beginning at the point of inter
section of the East line of Elma
Avenue and the South line of the
Southern Pacific Company Right-of-Way
in Section 30. Township 7
South. Range 2 West of the Wil
lamette Meridian. Marion County. I
Oregon: thence Eat along the
South line of said Right-of-Way
to a point that is in 205 chains
East from the Northeast corner of
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Four Corners Addition, in said I cated in Salem. Oregon, on the terms
section: said last referred to point j and conditions hereinafter stated, and
being also on the Northerly ex- t subject To confirmation by said court.
tension of the East line of the
Isaac Durbin Donation Land
Claim In said township and
range, thence South along the
said East line of said claim to the
South line of Market Road No. 23.
thence Westerly along the South
line of Market Road No. 23 to the
Westerly line of Market Road No.
27. thence Northerly along the
Westerly line of Market Road No.
27 to the Westerly extension of
the South line of Beck Avenue:
thence East along the South line
of Beck Avenue to the East line
of Elma Avenue: thence North
along trie East line of Elma Ave
nue to the place of beginning "
t. The estimated acreage within said
boundaries is 163 acres, and said
land is wholly in Marion County.
Oregon.
I. All or substantially all of the
lands within said boundaries will
be benefited.
4. The lands within the boundaries
set forth constitute contiguous
body of swamp, wet or overflow
ed land, waters from which con
tribute to the swamp, wet or ov
erflowed condition of such lands
or any other lands, and all of said
lands will be benefited by the
construction of drainage, irriga
tion, flood or surface water con
trol works.
WHEREFORE, your petitioners pray
that the lands included within the
boundaries hereinabove described be
annexed to and become part of the
Four Corners County Drainage District
under the provisions of Chapter 289.
Oregon laws 1947.
Name Address
No. acres owned
County
Publication of this notice is made by
virtue of an order of the Honorable
County Court of the State of Oregon
for the County of Marlon, dated May
2fltn. 1948. Date of first publication:
May 28. 1948. Date of last publication:
June 18. 1948.
H. A. JVDD
ana subject also to all rignts and in
terest of the tenants in possession of
the said real piopeity. all rights, title,
interest and estate of said decedent
which said decedent had at the time
of his death, as wJl as all rights, title,
interest and estate which has since ac
crued by operation of law, or other
wise, to said estate of said decedent
sine his death, in and to the following
described real property, to wit:
Beginning at the Southwest corner
of the John S. Hunt D.L.C. in T. 7
S. R. 1 W. and running thence
North l1,' East along the West line
of said Claim. S7.48 chains to the
Northwest corner: thence North 89
43' East 53.33 chains along the North
line of said Claim: thence South
1', West. 30 00 chains to the middle
line of a Countv Road: thence
South 77 West 34 TO chains: thence
South 74 West. 1515 chains: thence
South Sl"i' West 8 8? chains; thence
South 46' East 17 40 chains, thence
North 89 43' West 13.00 chains to
the place of beginning. Save and
except from the above-described
premises 1 87 acres heretofore deed
ed to the Mount Hope Cemetery
Association of Marion County, Ore
gon, being situated in Township 7
South. Range 1 West of the Wil
lamette Meridian in Mauon County,
Oregon.
Terms and conditions of sale: Cash
or credit terms.
Dated at Salem, Oregon, this S7th
day of Mav. 1948.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF PORTLAND
Executor of the Estate of
George Cawrse. Deceased.
BRYAN GOODENOUGH
Attorney for Executor
413 Masonic Building
Salem. Oregon. My-28-J-4-l 1-18-23.
Date of first publication: May 28. 1948.
Date of last publication: June 25. 1948.
Portland Produce
PORTLAND. June 10-(AP) -Produce
market: Butterfat tentative, subject to
Immediate change. Premium quality
maximum of M of 1 pet. acidity deliv
ered in Portland, 89-92c lb.: first qual
ity 87-90: second quality, 61-83: valley
first, 83-88.
routes and country points 2c less than
Butter Wnoiesaie. f.o.b.. bulk cubes,
grade AA, 93 score 81; A, 92 score 80:
B. 90 score 79; C. 90 score 75. Above
prices strictly nominal
Cheese Selling price to Portland
wholesalers: Oregon singles. 50'i-57;
Oregon 3-1D. loaf, Wi-D.
Eggs To wholesalers: A grade, large
M'i-SSc doz : medium 50'tc; B grade, I
Urge. 46',i-4tc I
Eggs (purchased from farmers): Cur- I
rent receipts. 47'i-30I; Duyers pay -3'C
below wholesale quotations on
graded basis for best hennery eggs.
Live chickens (paying price to pro
ducers) : No. 1. broilers under 2'4 lbs..
35-36; fryers 2-3 lbs.. 37: 2-4 lbs.. 37;
roasters. 4 lbs. and over. 37; fowl, leg
horns, under 4 lbs., 22-24: over 4 lbs..
26-27; colored fowl, all weights. 29-30c;
stags, all weights. 14-17.
Rabbits (average to retailers for locally-dressed
animals) : 56-60; young
lab. does. 34: fryers, live, white. 30-J2;
colored. 28-30; old or heavy, 13-18.
Breeder turkeys No. 1 hens. 47-48 net
to producer on dressed basic; No. 1
tome. 43-44. some higher.
Fresh dressed meats: (all prices are
strictly nominal due to interruption of
normal marketing and processing pro
cedures by the flood).
Country lulled meats:
Veal Per pound, top light. 42-43;
other grades according to weight and
quality.
Hogs Light blockers. S2-34; sows.
26-28 lb
Lambs 44-47 lb : mutton. 12-23 lb.
Beef Good cows, 40-46c lb.; Cahners
arid cutters, 35-37.
Wool Coarse, valley and medium
grade. 45c lb.
Mohair 23c lb. on 12-month growth.
Hides (to city dcalerfi : Calf. 37c lb.,
according to weight, kips. 23: green
beef. 14-15: bulls. 6t Country buyers
pay 2c lb. les.
Onions 50-1 b sk . old crop. Austral
ian browns. 4 35-50: new crop Texas
white wax. 4-4 25; vellow Bermudas. 4
4 25: Babosas. 4 25-50
Potatoes Oregon Deschutes and
Klamath russets. No. 1. 6 50-7.
Potatoes New crop Cal. White Rose.
100 lbs. $4-4 23: size B. (2 80-2 85; some
lower.
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In the Circuit Court of the State ef
Oregon for the County of Marion
Probate Department
In the Matter of the Estate )
of )
GEORGE CAWRSE, Deceased.)
No. 12753
NOTICE Or SALE Of REAL
PROPERTY
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, by
virtue of the terms and provisions of
the last will and testament of GEORGE
CAWRSE. deceased, which said last
will and testament was duly admitted
to probate In the Circuit Court of the
County of Marion. State of Oregon, by
an order of said Court duly given
made rendered and entered of
in said court in the matter of the
estate of said decedent, on the 18th
dav of November. 1946. The First Na
tional Bank of Portland. Oregon, as
the duly appointed, qualified and act
ing executor of said estate of said de
cedent, was duly authorized, empower
ed and directed to sell the real prop
erty hereinafter particularly described,
of which said decedent died seized
and possessed, at private sale; and
that, pursuant to such authority and
power contained in said last will and
testament, said The First National
Bank of Portland. Oregon, as such ex
ecutor, will proceed to sell at private
ale and In one parcel, from and after
the 25th day of June. 1948, at the of
fice of said The First National Bank of
Portland (Oregon). Salem Branch, lo-
Salem Market
Quotations
BUTTER FAT
Premium
No. 1
No. 2
PRINTS
Wholesale
Retail
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Medium .. at
Puilets and cracks
EGGS Wholesale)
record Large
Medium
Pullets and cracks
POULTRY
No. 1 Leghorn
No. 1 colored hens
No. 1 colored fryers, 2'j-3 lbs.
No. 1 colored fryers. 3 lbs. up
No. 1 old cocks
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Spring lambs up to 24.00
Wooled lambs 19 00
Fresh sheared lambs 20 00
Yearlings ... 10.00 to 13 00
Ewes 2.00 to 7. oo
Fat dairy cows 18.50 to 20 00
Cutter cows 13.00 to 18 00
Dairy heifers ; 15 00 to 22.00
Bulls 17.00 to 23 00
Calves (300 to 450 lbs.) 20.00 to 23.00
VeaL choice 28.00
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If the people of Oregon are to have the amount and kind
of telephone service they are demanding and should bm
furnished, we must have enough price relief to meet
trurrent wages and costs and to keep our credit sound.
Our price levels in Oregon have lagged far behind
general price levels. The increase in revenues granted last
January-, the first increase in over a quarter of a century,
averaged only 91$ per cent. We wish we could pay post
war prices for all that we buy and charge only slightly
more than prewar prices for what we have to sell but
this is impossible.
Our earnings in Oregon, including the rate revisions
granted last January, won't do the job. Current earnings
on the dollars invested in Oregon axe less than half of
what are needed to do the job.
Between now and the end of next year we should
spend $26,500,000 to enlarge and improve tbe telephon
system to meet the needs of the people of Oregon. To
d6 this we must go to investors for money. Investors are
alike in one thing they put their dollars where thery can
expect safety and a fair return.
To provide a fair return, we are filing new rate sched
ules with the Public Utilities Commissioner of Oregon.
F. D. TELLWRIGHT
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