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ATHLETE AND TROPHI E S-Jsckle Robbison. Brookly Dodger chosen most valuable
1 player la the National League lor 19491 relaxes with Us trophies at homo in Queens. New York.
Tourists Flock to
Site of Old Tomb
MEXICO CITY-(INS)-lxcateo-pan,
where archaeologists ; have
just discovered the tomb of the
-last Aztec emperor, Cuauhtemoc,
has' become the new tourist attrac
tion of Mexico.
Although there are no hotels,
restaurants or other facilities for
the tourist, hundreds of Americans
and other visitors ' are already
swarming through the tiny Indian
town. t
Members of the expedition who
discovered the tomb under the
main altar of the parish church
have confirmed the discovery as
unquestionably the tomb of Cuau
htemoc ,
Mexico City , newspapers are
filled with news of the find and
Ixcateopan is filled with reporters
who watch each move the expedi
tion makes.
It is understood that the federal
government plans to open a mus
eum to hold the remains of the
emperor and the objects discover
ed in his tomb.
PRODUCTIVE COW
POLLOCK, Mo. -(INS)- Harvey
Cunningham, Pollock farmer, owns
a cow which is believed to have
set a world's record as being the
oldest cow to give birth to a call
Cunningham's cow became a mo-'
ther for the 26th time recently at
the age of 30.
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ORANGE BOWL QUEEN Lee Garee. who wffl
reirn as Queen of 1950 Orange Bowl Festival. Dee. 26 Jan. 3, is
fitted with one of her costumes by Mrs. Florence- Richie In Miami.
THORPE IN UNIFORML.CpLCarlThorpe.sonor
lim Thorp, famous athlete, star of Ft. Monmoath's team, tries
helmet ea Alice Lata, "Bliss USO UoipiUlity" at Ft Derens, Iass,
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EGGS (Bvtng
(Wholesale price raoges from to "
cents over Duying price.
Large AA '
Large a
No. 1
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BUTTER
Wholesale
RetaU
Medium AA
Medium A -Pullets
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Crack
A Leghorn hens
B Lexhora hens
C Leghorn hens
A Colored hens ,
B Colored hens
C Colored hens , ,, ,
A Colored frr (3 St up)
B Colored fryers -
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a old roosters
B old roosters
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License S-211 and M-Z2S
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In Flowers
Paul Heath
Helen Breithanpt Heath
447 Court St. Ph. t-tnt
D(.X.TXa-WNJ. Dr.O.OuuUt.D
DBS. CHAN . . . LAM
CHINISS HEKBALISTS
X41 North Liberty
Upstairs above Decker's. Z37 N. Lib
erty. Office epea Saturday only IS
a-a. te 1 pj, to f pja. Censnlta
ttea. Bloe4 pressure and arine testa
are tree eg charge. Practtced since
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rat oairy cows
Cutter cows .
Dairy heifers .
Bulls , 13.00 to 17 00
11.00 to 12.00
. 8 00 to 11.00
.12.00 to 14.00
Good veal. -SO to 900 lbs22O0 to 24.00
Good calves 18 00 to 22.00
Wooled lambs
Feeder lambs
-19 00 to 20.00
-13.00 to 17.00
Pdriland Produce
PORTLAND. Jan. 1 (API But.
terfat tentative, subject to Immed
iate changes Premium quality, maxi
mum to J to 1 per cent acidity de
livered in Portland, 47c lb.: first qual
ity 65c; second quality. 63c: valley
routes and country points 2c less than
first.
Butter -Wholesale f.o.h hut euhM
to wholesalers: Grade AA as mmr
3e lb.: A. S3 score. 62c: B. 90 score.
80c: S SB score 59c. Above prices are
are strictly nominal
Cheese SeOinc eric ta PnrrnA
wholesalers: Creson simrlee. a8t2e
Oregon Srlb loaf. 44l-45c lb
".Eggs - To wholesalers: A grade,
large. 40-42'sc dos.; A grade, medium.
36-57i,tc; small. a5,c; B grade, large.
IW.
Live Chickens iNs 1 oualitv f n h
pUnU): Broilers, under 2 lbs- 20c lb.;
fryers. 2-2 lbs. 23-26c; J-4 lbs, 27c;
roasters, 4 lbs, and over. 97-28c. fowl
Leghorns, under 4 lbs, 14-lc; over 4
Ibi.. 16c: colored fowl, all weights.
i-oc; ia roosters, aii weignis. 14-iec
Turkeys Net to rrowrn: Tmml
30-31cf hens. 44c: i price to retailers,
dressed A young hens. SO-Slc; A young
toma. 37-38C; iiht toms. 41-42c.
Rabbits (avenge to growers): Live
white. 4-5 lbs. 17-lBe. S-S n lS.l7e
colored. 2 cents lower: old or heavy
"u oucu, e-ue sresa cryers.
40e lb4 local. 4S-52C i
Fresh dressed meats (vhalu1n i
reiauers per cwij : , i
Beef - Steers, roorf Bon-sno n -
commercial, fis-w; utility. S30-33;
cowa, conuneroai. sju-
f .
$30-33; utility, S2S-
. Beef cuts Good steers): Hind quar
ters. $50-82: rounds. $42-46; full loins.
irunram, S'O-TZ: triangles. $33-34;
square chucks. $35-40; ribs, $55-58;
forequarters. $34-36.
Veal and calf: GaoA. 19 mm.
merciaL $34-37; utility. $28-32.
Lamhs: Good -choice spring lambs.
(Cfiity. CDb.itifflafies
LOST: targe black and white eat vl-
cinitylof 13th and D. Ph. ,20814.
LOST: Brown ec white Pek. dog. ph.
BKAKDSLXY
Mrs. Olive M. Beardsley. late resi
dent of Salem. December 16. In Hono
lulu Surviving are. sons, Orville D.
Berds)ey, Htckam field. Hawaii.
Russell A. Beardsley. San Lorenxo.
Calif., and Charjes H. Beardsley. North
western university, Chicago: and four
fruidchildren. -James R. and Janet S.
Beardsley. both of San Lorenzo, and
Ronni- and Dickie Beardsley. both of
Hawaii. Funeral services will be held
Tuesday. January 2, at 10-0 am at
the Clou Kh-Barnes cnapei wnn in
Rv. C! Wtdn Turner offidatins. In
terment (n Belcrest Memorial park.
STKYKEK
Marv Olenda Strvker. late resident
of StevensviUe. Mont, at Prineville.
December 31 at the age ox 77 years.
Survived by daughters. Mrs. Ada
Woelke Cervats. Mrs. Miry Fridley.
Prineville. Mrs. Louise Goude. Top-
nenlsh. Wuh, Mrs. Iva Moad. New
nberg; sons. John Burden.' Joe Burden.
Merland Stryker. all of stevensvuie,
Harvey Stryker. Otis. Walter Stryker.
Salem, and Mltoa Stryker, Toppen
ish; sister. Mrs. Elizabeth Morris.
Florence. Mont.; brothers, Fred r rarer.
White Salmon. Wash- Lee Frazer.
Florence. Mont., and Jeff Frazer. Ana
eindi. Mont. Funeral services will be
neid Wednesday, January 4. at 3 p.m.
in the W. T. Rigdon chapel with in
terment in City View cemetery.
FLEENEK '
Damon Fleener. late resident of 710
N. 15th St.. la Portland December 30.
Survived by widow,- Lillyaa Fleener,
Salem; daughter. Mrs. WUda Boll man,
DaUasr iteters, Mrs. George P.. Clark.
Portland, and Mrs. Hazel Benns, Bre
merton. Wash - brother, Archie Fleen
er. Salem, and two grandsons. Serv
ices will be held Tuesday, January
3. at 3 pan. In the W. T. Rigdon chapel
witn ine ev. jonn , uoodennerger
offlcla.ing. Interment la City View
cemetery.
ash.
SSi EIIt.Ut. -dnt o' Salem
Ibte 8. at a 1v.l n
ber 31 it lh a f iTZlTZ '"I
In -arc two sons, Harold E!beri s-
lsam aert pMstk ' riw .
CT Mi Mry cbeUe, Salem; and
.-juauKiiier, anaron Elbert. Sa
lem; also several nieces and nephews.
Funeral services will be held Tuesday.
January 3. at 1 30 pjn. in the Cloueh
Rarrirk Chanel rlth tn-. t r i
crest Memorial park. The , Rev. Wil-
mcr i. Drown wui omclate.
GEor.cs -
Jesse Ceoree - m Timm, .,
December 29, at the ae of 88 years!
fiunrivinff If. fnn. ki. rt .
o, m null,
E. Vincent Anchorage. Alaska: Mrs. .
. uiiumj lacoma, wasn.: and Mrs.
R. Towner Fleming. Albuquerque. N
M.r six grandchildren and two great
,r.nWf.lUHTWfl wf ?iT1 K k.l
Tuesday, January 3, at 1 M p.m. at
the W. T. Rigdon chapel with con
cluding services at City View ceme-
virvnenv ' i I -
J. H. Nlckerson. at a local hospital
January 1 at the age of 47 years. Sur-
Snyder of Can by, Thelma, Winona and
ti ma . nu-Kmon. an ui rununa; m
Jifter, Mrs. H. C Williamson of Mill-
irill m 3 SStnra1 niwiunramMti la.
er by Howell-Edwards chapeL-
$39-42; eommerdaL $35-37; utfllty. $33-
Mutton: Good. 70 -lbs- down. $18-20,
Pork cuts Loins, No. 1. $-12 lbs.. $36-
40; shoulders. 16 lbs., down. $29-31;
spar-ribs. $38-41. carcasses. 120-190 lbs,
$24-25; mixed weights $2 lower. '
Wool: Coarse, valley-medium grades.
45c lb.
. Mohair: Nominally Jo Ox on 12
month growth.
Countrv-kiUed meats:
Veal: Top quality. 33-34c lb.; other"
KTsoes according to weigh t-quahty
with lighter or heavier. 25-30c.
Hogs: Light blockers. 22-23c lb.;
sows. 18-20C.
Lambs: Top quality springers, 37
38c lb.; mutton. 10-llc.
Beef- Good cows. 24-25e lb.; can-aers-Ctitters.
21 -22c lb. ,
Onions: Supply - moderate, market
firm; Ore. Yellow Boilers. 10 lbs- 35
38c; No. Is. $2.75-85; 16 lbs, 45-48C
Yellows. med $2.65-85: Urre. S20-0.
Potatoes: Ore. Deschutes Russets. No.
1A. $3.7S-S5; 25 lbs, $1.00-09; 15 lbs,
56-60C. No. Is. extras. $4-10-25. Wash.
Netted cems. No. 1 43.60-65: larce bak
ers. $4 25-50: No. 2. 50 lbs, $U5-20.
wano no. ja, S4.UO-19.
Hay: New crop stock, baled. D-S
Na 2 creen alfalfa, truck lota f ob
Portland. $36-37: VS. No. 1 mixed Um
otny. S3S; new crop1 eats and vetch
mixed hay. uncertified clover hav.
nominally $26-28, depending on qual
ity, locaiea. Daiea.' on wuiamette val
ley farms. . -
in the cntcrrr cocet or the
STATE OF OBEGON FOR THE
, COCNTY OF MARION
No.
In the Matter of the Estate I
of
FRED L. DAMSON, Deceased )
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF
- ADMINISTRATRIX
NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN that the
undersigned, by an order of the Circuit
Court .of the State of Oregon for the
(jounty of Manon, fluly made and en.
" M . U WJP V. VIB.I.
1949. was appointed Administratrix of
ine estate of Fred , nanison. Deceas
ed, ana has duly Qualified as such.
All persons having claim SKainst said
estate are hereby notified to present
tne same duly verified as required oy
law. with proper vouchers to the un
dersigned Administratrix at the office
of Lawrence N. Brown, Attorney at
aw. ziz Masonic Building. Salem,
Oregon, within six months from the
date of the first publication of this
notice. ..:.,..-
DATED and first published this 19th
oay ox iiecemuer, iiks .
. ULAUY8 SC. KRONER
" - Administratrix of the EsUte
of Fred L. Danlson. Deceased
Date of first publication: December 19,
1949. -
Date of last publication: January 16,
LAWRENCE N. BROWN
Attorney for Administratrix '
SIS tlinnif TAutlrlin
Salem. Oregon D. 16-26 J. 2-9-16
300 Personal
310 Meeting NoOces
Alnsworth Lodge No. 201. AF
Ac AM Special Tues. Jaa 3rd
M. M. Degree T JO raw.
312 Lost and Found
316 Personal
MADAM GRAY Fortune teller Palm
man iwycruc ruiai xnauam suiycs
your problems, advice 173 S. ComX
Ph. tr lim. to 10 n m
TIRED of too : mucn tummy polling
ine-iooKS or your ciotnesr rn. t-yii,
IF LONELY, write Ruth L. Wade, Box
out. Vancouver.: wash, an old. reli
able dub ! i
STANLEY "Home Product. Pa A Ma
Perkins 535 N Winter Ph 39307.
ALCOHOLICS (ANONYMOUS- P. O.
Ill 3-Z34. f ,-- , ,
400 Agriculture
402 UrMtock
W ANTED: AU types livestock ph.
.4-2417 ;
WANT Fresh SpYinxer cows, cows
nai mr more, au types Dees
cattle. Bujr entire -herd Tom Webb.
t .t luiiuier. rn- si '
HoN DEO livestock buver Claude Ed-
BONDED UVESTOCK buyer EU
iwt- anniwn . I in s TSth Ph 8-8147
CENSED Livestock7 i buyer, tt E.
sneinea. uao lanc-ster dr. pn 3-l34a.
404 Poultry and .Eab-jST
SI NEW Hamp. ' puilets. months old.
liHO N. Front. Pn. 24982. -WANTED:
Geese and ducks, also aa
Kinds or pouitryt: weighed and paid
on farm, IL E. Aasland, Gen, Del,
aleTn. '
1
fcW HA MI'S HIRE chicks for iminedl
ate or future delivery Hatches every
Tuesday Foxes Hatchery. 3830 State
St Ph 2-4969. .
408 Pets
i!
COCKER - Setter puppies, excellent
playmates for children. Males EL
ph, 2-289L 453 Tryon Ave. t .
412 Fruit and Farm Produce"
A-GRADfc SpUzenberg apples, $1 and
UPa Ph. 3-6961.; ' ,
EASTERN ALFALFA hay by T. of
truck load. o s. lsuu rn. s-sko.
450 Merchandise
455 Household goods Tor Sole
CHROME Dinette iet. daveno Jc ehair. '
floor "amp; Gi X. retngerator. zi
S. lTth. ) ' ' -
WHITE Enamel Wood rang, excellent
condiUon. Reasonapie. -n.
after 9 a m. I ' :
t.
I PC B. R. set.
living rm set
S na oak D. R. set
living rm set, jamp rus. . iv"
ranee, trash burner, washing ma
chine All newiaind good eond. For.
Information Phi 27171. i
LINOLEUM
24.50
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Valley Furn, Co. 289 N. ComX
4SS Wanted. Household Good-
YOU Owe It to yourself so get sny
bid on your furniture, spplianees,
, etc before selling, ph. 3-6Wa Trader ;
' Louie. 3053 Portland Rd. : ;
..SIIDE.SMN ON ICE-Nrea tad Norris. acrobatle
slaters wtlb the 1951 lee Follies, show one of the figures of their
program la rehearsal at Madison So. Bare Gardes. New York.
Ualnall ' raeaSs Uanied
AMBER KECES ONLY
WE PAY TOP MARKET PRICES
Open 8 A. M. fo 12 1 P. AA. to 4; Sat. 9 A. AA. to 12
VJILLAT.1ETTE GROCERY CO.
305 South Cottage Salem, Oregon : Phone 2M14o
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G RAMPS SAYS: T putter around
j a lot ... occasionally I need
tool, gcrrden stuff, som buUding
xnaterlaL I know that I can find it
in The Oregon Statesman classi
fied ads
PRANDMA SAYS: "Land sokes,
I buy a lot of our food through
the classified columns Why, you
know that you can buy farm fresh
produce at real savings when you
shop the classified way." !
DAD SAYS: "Sure I read and-use
classified ods. Bought a car
fust the other day from one . . .
by golly and I sold the old one in
short notice through a low cost
classified too." ':y:-
U'OU SAYS: Tve found that !
can sell the things we no long
er use and realize enough rnaqey
to buy some of the things wfc really
need. You can quote me . . . I
thoroughly shop the classified
ads, too." ' '
BUY FOR LESS ...
SELL FOB CASH
With
CLASSIFIED ADS v
. Phone 2-2441 .V
"Of Course Well Charge It
rABY SAYS: Baby can't talk, but '
.her sitter can ... and that's. .
how her sitter finds spare time
work, by adyertising in The Ore
gon Statesman Classified columns,
the place where people look to
find help.
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PIS SAYS: "Golly sokes, I read ;
'em all the time. Mom and dad
bought my bike through one .
and I sold my roller skates through
one . . . and well, golly, I think
eyery one should read 'em and
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