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SILVERTON Mr. Alice. Kir
ch er, 93, died t Klamath rails
hospital, Tuesday forenoon, hv
lnf been In delicate health for a
number of ycara. The family mov
ed to CtiIlojuin, near- Klamath
rails the first of the year, after
many years spent in Silverton.
She was born In St Paul, Minn
January 1, 1S84 and came to Sil
verton with her family in 1910.
She was active in the work of
the First Christian church here,
and in Ramona chapter of the
Eastern Star. Surviving are her
husband, Joe Klrcher. recently of
Chiloquin, two sons, Dwight, also
of Chiloquin, and Lloyd of north
ern California, and tlx grandchil
dren. Shipment will be made to
Silverton Wednesday for final
rites. under direction of the Ek
matv Funeral Home Friday at 2
pm. .In the. Memorial cbapeL
Fill DeWlfht Johnson
LEBANON Funeral services
for Paul DeWight Johnson, 21,
who died in his burning home in
Sweet Home, Sunday evening,
will be held at the Howe-Huston
Chanel at Sweet Home, Thursday
at 2 p.m. Rer. H. D, Strever will
officiate and burial will be in the
Lebanon IOOF cemetery. Born in
Portland, Nov. 4, 1927, he lived
his entire life In' Oregon with the
exception of war service. He wai
employed at the Willamette Na
tional Lumber company. :His edu
; cation was received in Portland
' and Salem1 schools. Surv ivors are
hU parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde
W. Johnson, Coos Bay; brother,
Clyde W.- Johnson, ' Sweet Home,
and a sister, Erma Jean Alstott,
Portland.
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Mrs. Sara Price
LEBANON Funeral services
for Mrs. Sara Price. 79. of Dallas,
mother of Chief of Police Cliff
Price of Lebanon, were held Tues
day morning in Dallas with bur
ial at Hebo. Mrs. Price died Fri
day evening at the Dallas hos
pital following a short illness. Her
death was attributed to pneumonia
following a stroke,, according to
relatives.
Mrs. I-euUe Petshew
WOODBURN Mrs. Louise
Petshow, 80, early . Wednes
day morning at the home of her
daughter. Mrs. Floyd Maricle, 270
Third st. Born at Chicago, Jan.
23, 1869, and came to Woodburn
from Nebraska four years ago.
Survivors Include three sons, Ar
thur Petshow of Chicago, Leonard
Petshow. of Woodburn and Carl
Petshow of Hood River; three
daughters, Agnes Maricle of
Woodburn: . Clara Cushing of
Moor ill. Nebraska, and Edna
Dotson of Aberdeen, Washington ;-
nineteen grandchildren and two
great grandchildren Recitation of
the Rosary Thursday, .October 13,
at 7:30 p.m. at the Ringo chapel.
Funeral services . at St. Luke's
Catholic church Friday, October
14 at-9 a.m. after which the body
will be sent to Gordon, Neb., for
Interment.
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Portland Livestock
PORTLAND,: Oct U (AP) (US
DA) Salable cattle today 290 calves
200; market slow, mid union trade
disrupted by auction of Pacific Inter
national Exposition stock: early sales
about steady; steers very scarce most
ly common and below at 11.00 down;
cutter -common dairy type steers it
heifers Sc 11.00-13.90; common-medium
beef heifers 13 50-19 50; cannrr -cutter
cows largely 10.00-110; few 11 JO;
shells down te 7.00; common-medium
sausage bulls - 14.00-1SO0; good light
vealers steady- at 71.00-23.00; 1 choice
vealer 24.00; medium grass calves In
liberal supply1 but finding Very nar
row outlet. .s
Salable hoes 300. market active,
strong; good-choice 180-230 lbs 20 50 to
mostly 2100; scattered lots choice
J1.25: 240 lbs 20.00; 273 lbs 19.00; food
350-529 lb sows 15.50-17.00; good
choice feeder , pls quoted JO .00-21.00,
good 390 lb stags 14 00,
Salable sheep 900: market about
steady; limited offerings good-choice
slaughter lambs 21.00-50: medium-,
goa grades around 20.00; common
down to 18.00: culls down to 12.00:
few medium-good feeders 17.00; good
yearlings 17.00-lt 00; good ewes sal
able SUM-SO. s ;
PortlaiKt Produce
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PORTLAND Oct.. it (API But
terra t tentative, subject to Immediate
change: Premium quality maximum to
M to 1 per cent acidity delivered In
Portland. O-eec lb.: first quality 81
64c: second quality. S7-0e. Valley
routes and country points 2c less than
first. i
Butter wholesale f.o.b. bulk cubes
te wholesalers: Grade AA. 93 score.
S2e lb.; A. 92 score, lie lb.: 90 score
99c lb.: C. score. 56 lb. Above prices
are strictly nominal. ?
dice Ding price to Portland
wholesalers: Oregon: singles. 29-40c:
Oregon 9-lb. loaf. 42-43c lb.
Exgs TO wholesalers. A grade,
laree. 9-es.4c: Ai rraoe medium.
51-54'tc; small. 42',c; B grade, large.
ss'i-WiC. i
Live chickens (Ifo. 1 quality f o b.
plants): Broilers, under I lbs.. 25-
34c: fryers. 2-2 lbsi 24-26c; 3-4 Ih...
1 7 -28c; roasters, 4 lbs. and over 27-28C.
fowl. Leghorns, under 4 lbs., I-20c:
over 4 lbs., 20c; colored fowl, aa
weights. 22-EJc: old roosters, all
weights. 17-18c lb. S
Rabbits (average to growers): Live
white. 4-3 lbs.. 1S-S0c: 9- lbs.. 16-lSc;
colored. 2 cents lower: old or heavy
does and ducks. S-LZS id.i iresb fryers.
56-53C lb. J
rresh dressed meats- (wholesalers to
retailers per cwt):
Beef: Steers, good. 500-800 lbs.. 143
45: commercial. S35-30: uUUty, S3I-34.
Cows: Commercial. S33 - S5; utility.
227-31; canners-cutters. $24-26.
Beef cuts (good steers;: Hind quar
ters. $54-55: rounds, $48-51: full loins,
trimmed. $03-7$; triangles. $32-34;
square chucks. $40-42; ribs. $52-55;
forequarters, $34-38.
Veal and calf: Good $37-40: commer
cial $33-39; UUUty.: S2S-32.
Lambs: Good choice spring lambs,
S41-M; commercial, S3S-40; utility, $33
33. 5
Mutton: Good. 70 lbs., down. $16-18.
Pork cuts:-' Loins: No. 1, $-11 lbs..
$50-52; shoulders IS lbs. down. $39-40;
sparerlbs. $47-90; carcasses, $32-33.
Mixed weights $2 lower.
Wool: Coarse, valley and medium
grades. 45c lb. ;
Mohair: Nominally 29e lb. on 12-
spirit
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.z.NJr -: onii CAPS
Offer txalrea Dee, 1C 1941
LEAVE CAPS AT YOUR DEAUR, OR
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month growth.
Country-kiUed meats: '
Veal top Quality, 30-32c lb.: ether
grades according to weight and qual
ity with poor or heavier 20-28c.
Hogs: Light blockers. 30-31 lb: sows,
23-24c.
Beef: Good cows. 20-22c ; Ib canners-cutters.
20-22c i
Onions: Supply moderate, market
steady, 90 lb. sack Ore. yellows, boil
ers, $1JO-S0; med.. No. 1. $2.23; 10 lbs.,
40c; Wash. Yakima Spanish No. L
$2.00-25: Med, $1 75-85; 10 lbs.. 43-50C.
Idaho yellows. med.-large. $25-50; 10
lb. sacks. 38 -40c.
Potatoes: Ore. ieschutes Russets. No.
1-A. $3.60-e9. Wash. Netted Gems No.
1 $3-25-40- 25 lb. sacks. $1.00-10: 15
lbs.. 49-52c: 10 lbs., 3S-40c: No. 2. $0
lbs.. 9O-SI.00; 10 lb. min, $3J9-90.
Hay: New crop stock, baled. US.
No. 2 green alfalfa, truck lots f .b.
Portland. $36; U. S. No. 1 mixed tim
othy, $36; new crop oats and vetch
mixed hay. uncertified clover hay,
nominally $26-28; depending on qual
ity baled, on WUlamette valley farms.
Look and Learn
By A. C Gordoa
1. How many different surnames
are there In the U. S.? I
2. How many times his own
weight In food does the average
moderately active man consume in
a year?
3. Who was the first President
to ride to his inauguration in an
automobile?
4. What are the most popular
card games In the U. S.?
9. Which animal weighs the
most and which the least at birth?
ANSWERS
1. Approximately 125,000.
2. About ten times his own
RegionalCredit
Conference Set
For Week End
More than 150 representatives
of business and professional firms
are expected to attend the Ore
gon Columbia Regional Credit
conference in Salem this week
end.
C. E. Schmitz of Salem Credit
Bureaus, Inc., said his group will
be host to the conference which
Is expected to attract visitors from
the entire northwest and British
Columbia.
Featured speaker at the two
day sessions will be Richard T.
Schatz of Spokane, president of
the National Retail Credit asso
ciation. Object Of the conference will
be to familiarize credit bureau
members with modern methods of
safeguarding interests of both
buyers and sellers in what
Schmitz terms "the world's great
est credit buying era."
weight.
3. Warren O. Harding.
4. Bridge, pinochle, poker, and
rummy.
8. Whale and opossum.
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