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Portland Livestock
PORTLAND. Feb. 8 AP USDA)
Cattl salable 1.000; includes 13 loads
fed steers and heifers; market active,
generally steady-strong on fed steers
nd heifers, instances 25-50 cents high
er on heifers; cows strong to 30 cents
higher with medium-good grades up
post: 1 loads high good 1033 lb.-1085
lb. fed steers 28.50: other medium-average
good grades 24.00-25.75: some un-
Kld; load good 880 lb. heifers 25.00;
id medium-good heavy heifers 24.00;
odd lot medium grades 23.50-23.50;
common heifers 16 00-11.50; eanner -cutter
cows 13.00-15.00; common-medium
beef cows 18.00-18.30; few good cows
19.30-20.30; good beef bulls 31.00-50:
common-medium sausage bulla 16.00
18.50. Carves salable 130: market active,
strong to 1.00 higher: good-choice
vealers 27.00-22.50: common downward
to 13.00; few medium calves 22.00-50.
Hogs salable BOO; market less active
late; mostly steady with last week's
feneral market; good-choice 180-230
bs. 19 JO; negligible lots 19.73 early;
350-390 lbs. 18.00-50; 140-160 lbs. 17.50
, to mostly ISjOO; good 330-550 lb. sows
14.75-15.30: 1 good 700 lb. sows 14.50;
good -choice feeder pigs 17.00-50.
Sheep salable 300; market active.
Strong; two lots high good-choice
shorn fed lambs, mostly No. 1 pelts
23.50; other good -choice lambs 23.00;
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common down to 18.50 or below; good
choice fed ewes salable 3.50-10.00 or
above.
Stocks and Bonds
Compiled by th Associated Prew
Feb.
BOND AVERAGES
20 10 10 10
. Rails Indust Util Forgn
Net change unch unch unch A.1
Monday tS KM .5 105.2 72.9
Previous day 93 5 102.3 103J 72.3
Week ago 93 3 102.3 103.1 72.6
Month ago 95.7 103.8 103.3 713
Year ago S1.S 1034 101.8 63.7
New 194S-50 high,
STOCK AVERAGES
30 IS 19 60
Indust Ralls Util Stcks
Net Chang D.J DJ D.l D J
Monday .103.3 43.1 44.7 74.0
Previous day 103.8
Week ago 102.0
Month ago 102.4
Year ago 873
43.4 44.3 74.3
42.3 443 73.8
41.7 44.0 73.3
35.5 39.S 833
Portland Grain
PORTLAND. Feb. (AP) Cash
Gain.; Oats, No. 3, 38 Jb. white. 37.00;
rley. No. 3. 43 lb. B.W 56.50.
Cash wheat (bid): Soft white 2.18:
soft whit (excluding rex) 3.18; white
club 3.18.
Hard red winter: Ordinary 2.18; 10
per cent 230; 11 per cent 230; 12 per
cent 231.
Hard white haart; Una uo ted.
Today's car receipts: Wheat 28; bar-
City lb
JONES
Mrs. Jessie Creighton Jones, at th
residence at 369 N. Liberty St., Febru
ary 1. Surviving are her daughter. Mrs.
Rosalie Rhoades. Salem: a son. Crdgh
ton Jones, Salem; and three grand
Children. Lucinda Creighton Jones.
Judith Ann Porter and George Alvin
Porter. aU of Salem. Services will be
held at the Virgil T. Golden chapel
Tuesday, February 7. at 2 p.m. with
th Rev. George H. Swift officiating.
HOWELL 1 ""
Mrs. Amy N. Howell, late resident
of 149 W. LefeU St.. February 4 at
th age of 90 years. Survived by
daughters. Mrs. kati Uhrig and Mrs.
C. L. George, both of Sherwood: son.
Guy N. Howell. Salem; three grand
sons. Kermit M. Uhrig, C. L. George,
)r and John R. George, aU of Sher
wood. Announcement of services later
by th Virgil T. Golden mortuary. :
ROWLAND - :
Thcoddr Rowland, late resident of
1343 Wilbur at- In this city February
4. Survived by cousins, Mrs. William
Tnyksndall and Ottia Rowland, both
of Eugene. Funeral set ices will be
Tuesday, February T, at 10 30 ajn. at
th W. T. Rigdon chapel. Th Rev.
Walter Naff will officiate..
SCKALA : '
Walenty Sukala. i lata resident of
Portland. In this city, January 31. at
th age of 88 year. Graveside service
were held at St. Barbara cemetery
Monday. February 6. at 10 ajn. under
direction of W. T. Rigdon company.
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Now York Stock Quotations
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NEW YORK, Feb. 8 -(")- Today Closing- Quotations:
American Can 118 pupont de Ne
Am Power St Lt 18 Gen Electric
Am Tel & Tel 149Gen Foods
Anaconda
29 fcen Motors
Bendix A via
Beth Steel
Boeing Air
38
Goodyear Tire 48 Vi
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Int Harvest
Int Paper
Calif Pack
Kennecott
Canadian Pac 15XJbby McN&L
Case J I 48 (Long- Bell A
Caterpillar 35 Mont Ward
Chrysler 85 Nash Kelvin
Cons Vultee 11 Wat Dairy
Continental Can. 38
N Y Central
Crown Zel , 32
Curtis Wr 8
Douglas Air 72
Northern Poc
Pac Am Fish
ttac Gas Elec
P T it T
Portland Produce
PORTLAND. Feb. 8 (AP) But
terfat Tentative, subject to Immed
iate change: Premium quality, maxi
mum to 5 to 1 per cent acidity de
livered In Portland. 67c lb.; first qual
ity. 65c: second quality. 63c. Valley
routes and country points 2c less than
first.
Butter Wholesale f.o.b. bulk, cubes
to wholesalers: Grade AA. 93 score,
83c lb.; A. 92 score. 62c; B. 90 score.
60c: C. 89 score. 59c. Above prices are
strictlv nominal.
Cheese Selling price to Portland
wholesalers: Oregon singles, 39-42C lb.;
Oregon 3 lb loaf. 44,x-45e lb.
Eggs To wholesalers: A grade,
large. 39,s-40c doc.: A grade, medium.
38-38'sc; small, 352c; B grade, large.
34-33 'ic.
Live chickens (No. 1 quality, lo.b.
plants) : Broilers, under 2 lbs.. 17c lb.;
fryers. 2-3 lbs.. 21 -23c; 3-4 lbs. 23-25c;
roasters. 4 lbs. and over. 23-25c; fowl.
Leghorns, under 4 lbs.. 14-lSc; over 4
lbs., 15-16c- colored fowl, all .weights.
19c: old roosters, all weights. 14-16c.
Turkeys Net to growers: Toms,
30-31c lb.; hens. 44c.
Rabbits (Average to growers); Live
white. 3-3 lbs.. 17-lSc lb.; 8-8 lbs.. 13
17c; colored. 2 cents lower: old or
heavy does and bucks, S-12c lb.; fresh
dressed Idaho fryers. 40c lb.; locals
4S-&2C. -
Fresh dressed meats (wholesalers to
retailers: dollars per cwt) :
Beef Steers, good. 500-800 lbs.,
841-44: commercial. 339-42; utility. 336
38; cows, commercial. 835-37; utility,
$33-34; canner-cutters. 330-32.
Beef cute (Good steers): Hind
quarters. 843-51; rounds. 345-48; full
loins, trimmed. S63-85; triangles. 838
42; square chucks. $40-43; ribs, $55-37;
forequarters. $38-40.
Veal and calf Good- $45-51; com
mercial. $39-48: utility. 333-39.
Lambs: Good-choice spring lambs.
$43-48; commercial. $39-41; utility. $38
41. Mutton good. 70 lbs., down, $24-28.
Pork cuts Loins. No. 1. 8-13 lbs..
$44-47; shoulders. 16 lbs., down. $33-34;
spareribs. $43-45; carcasses. 120-170 lbs
$27-29: mixed weights $2 lower.
Wool: Coarse, valley-medium grades,
45c lb.
Mohair Nominally 23c lb. on 12
month growth.
Country killed meats: '
Veal: Top quality. 40-42C lb.; other
grades according to weight-quality
with lighter or heavier 36-38c.
Hogs: Light blockers, 25-2SC lb.;
sows, 1S-20C.
Lambs: Top quality springers. 40-42c
lb.: mutton. 16-lBc.
Beef: Good cows. 30-3ZC lb.: can-
ners -cutters. 29-30c
Onions: Supply moderate, market
steady; Ore. yellows. No. 1, $2.50-80;
10 lbs.. 50-55C. Yellows, med- $2.50-75;
Urge. $2-0-75; boilers. 10 lbs.. 38-38C.
Potatoes: Ore. Deschutes Russets. No.
1A. $3 75-90; waxed $4-25; No. 2. SO
lbs.. $1.33-40: 23 lbs.. $1.00-10: 13 lbs..
65-70c. Wash. Netted Gems, No. 1. $3.75-
83; 23 IbS.. 90-95C; 13 IbS.. 62-S5C; NO. 3.
81 -35-45; large bakers. $4.13-50: Idaho
Russets No. 1A. 84.25-50; waxed. 84.60;
Five 10-lb. sacks $2.50-80. New potatoes.
Fla. Triumphs, six A, $3.85-4.00; size
B, $3.73.
Hay: New crop, stack bales. U.S. No.
2 green alfalfa, truck or car-lots f.o.b.
Portland, or Puget Sound markets,
$38.50-41.00 ton: U.S. No. 1 mixed tim
othy. $44 ton: New crop oats and vetch
mixed hay or uncertified, clover hay.
nominally $25-28 depending on aualitv
and location baled on Willamette val
ley farms.
Salem Market
Quotations
(As f
late yesterday)
BOTTIRFA
Premium
M
No 1
No. 2
BUTTER
Wholesale
M
.72
Retail
EGGS (Baying)
(Wnolesale prices range from 8 to 1
cents over buying price.)
Large AA J3
Larie A J2
Medium AA J3
Medium A Jl
Crack M
A Leghorn Hens " .14
B Leghorn hens .09
C Leghorn hens ' .04
A
B
C
A
B
C
A
B
C
colored hens .19
colored hens .14
colored .09
colored fryers J3
colored fryers J 8
colored fryers " Jl
Old mrmT .13
old roosters , .08
old roosters ,, 4)7
LIVESTOCK by
Fat dairy cows
alley Pack
13.00 to 14 08
Cutter cows
.10.00 to 13.00
.14.00 to 16.00
.13 00 to 18.00
Dairy hellers
tsuus
Good veal. 150 to 300 lbs. .22.00 to 25 00
Good calves 18 00 to 22.00
Woo led lambs .
.20.00 to 21.00
.14.00 to 18,00
Feeder labs
iw a iii a. -. i m
feed 22.
J4ra8aipies
BROWN
Ray LeRoy Brown, at a local hos
pital. February 2; at the age of 78
Sears. Survived by two brothers, Burt
rown. North Platte. Nebr and Neal
Brown, St. Louis, Mo.; and a sister,
Mrs. Grace Kendall. Moline, IU. Priv
ate services were held Monday, Feb
ruary 6, at the Howell-Edwards chapel.
WOOD '.
Mrs. Carrie Wood, late resident of
803 Cross st.. at a local hospital, Feb
ruary 3. at th age of 89 years. Sur
vived by a daughter. Mrs. Inex Solo
mon of Royal Oak. Mich.; two nieces.
Mrs. lone Barker of Salem, and Mrs.
Myrtle Bussey of Tigard; and a neph
ew. Alvie Vanderhoof of Portland.
Services will be held Tuesday. Febru
ary 7. at 3 pjn. at th Howell-Edwards
chapel with concluding services in Bel
crest Memorial park.
NEEDHAM !
Mrs. Anna Simmons Needham. at th
residence at Brookings. February 8.
Survived by her husband, C. Wilbur
Needham. Brookings, and four grand
children in Portland. Services will be
held Thursday, February t. at 130 p.m.
at th Oough-BarrJck chapel with in
terment in th I OOF cemetery. Dr.
Seta R. Huntington will officiate.
WRIGHT
John Albert (Jack) Wright, at the
residence at 1381 N. Church St., Febru
ary 8. at th age of 63 years. Survived
bjn th widow. Anna Bell Wright,
?? 'fT?' J,uhtIi Mr- Hazel Fraxer.
McMinnvtlle; a brother, Luther A,
W.lf.ht.'Ta.com' wh-: aister, Mrs.
Ethel Workman. Casti Rock. WaslL4
three grandchildren and four great
grandchildren. Services will be held
Wednesday, February 8. at 130 pjn. at
th W.F. Rigdon chapel. .
HARRIS " '
Mrs. Jettie Harris, late resident of
Moialla. at a local hospital. February
3. at th age of 74 years. Announce
ment of aei vices later by th V. T.
Golden mortuary. ,
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Radio Corp
49
78
Rayonier
Rayonier pfw
Reynolds Met
28
Richfield
36ISafeway
54
7
24
58
17
Sears Roeb
So Pacific
Stan Oil Cal .
Studebaker
Sun Mining
41
Transamerica
12
Union-Oil
Un Pacific
19
12
Un Airlines
IU S Steel
33
.104
Warner Bros .
Woolworth .
Grains Show
Weakness at
Session Close
CHICAGO, Feb. 6 -Jf) Grains
showed weakness at the start and
strength at the close today. Final
prices recorded fair-sized gains
over those of Saturday.
Commission house liquidation hit
the market at the start, prices fal
ling a couple of cents in some con
tracts. All rye deliveries made
new lows. Heavy turnover fea
tured this initial drop, but volume
dried up and the market began a
creeping, timid advance.
In the last 15 minutes the bul
lish forces lost all their timidity,
definitely putting the Bears on the
run. Prices rose quickly, particu
larly in the March contracts.
Short-covering helped the ad
vance. Wheat ended lH-2 higher,
corn was -l higher, oats were
- higher, rye was Vs. to 1 cent
higher, soybeans were to 2 cents
higher and lard was 3 to 5 cents
a hundred pounds higher.
There was no specific news to
account for the early morning
selloff, beyond that which opera
ted against prices last week. Ap
parently some additional Bulls had
become discouraged and had de
cided to get out of the market
But traders were impressed by the
fact that liquidation did not gather
momentum.
While the creeping advance
started soon after the first hour,
and in the opinion of traders was
largely a technical move, it was
helped along later by announce
ment that the Economic Coopera
tion administration had granted
$9,300,000 to west Germany for
the purchase of America wheat
Also attracting ' attention was
the news that the Commodity
Credit corporation had purchased
1,700,000 bushels of wheat late last
week, all at Portland, Oregon. This
was more than the CCC has been
regularly buying. Some traders
have felt the government afency
would step up its buying cam
paign If prices' began a drastic
slide.
Enthusiasm
Slows, Stock
Prices Drop
NEW YORK, Feb. 8 -UP)- Mo
mentary buying enthusiasm com
ing with presidential action In the
coal strike failed to carry through
in the stock market today, and
prices backed down.
Trading was a curious mixture
of general caution and preference
for a few selected Issues..
For nearly half of the session,
prices drifted down slowly in
quiet trading. Just after Presi
dent Truman invoked the Taft
Hartley law to boost coal product
ion, prices perked up. But there
was no marked volume of trading
evident on the rise.
In the final hour most stocks
sold under their best prices.
Gains and losses spread over a
range of about a point in either
direction, but the number of is
sues on the downside had a sHght
edge.
Steels and motors were among
the most active of the major
groups and gradually worked
mostly higher. .
The Associated Press average of
60 stocks lost .3 of a point with
the Industrial and rail components
down a like amount and the util
ities off .1 of a point
Of the 1,109 individual Issues
traded, 343 advanced and 474 de
clined. There were 54 new highs
for 1949-50 reached during the
day, including U. S. Steel and
General Motors. Only one new
low was touched.
The volume of trading was 1,
490,000 shares compared with
2,210,000 Friday when the market
advanced to a new 3 -year, high.
CO-ittHSSIONERS'
COURT
the following is the official publica
tion of the record of claims before the
Marion County Commissioners' Court
for th December term for 1B49, with
th amount allowed, bills continued,
etc.. according to the records la th
office of th County Clerk.
Public Employees Retirement Sys
tem, retirement, 34.871.25; Ladd ft Buch
Br. U. S. Natl Bk. of Portland, with
holding, 83.390.33: State Industrial Ac
cident Commission, Ins. 3558.60.
COUNTY ASSESSOR
C. A. Lewis, deputy. 8213M; Ray
Lick, do, 3181-83; Henry C. Mattson. do.
8197i5; J. L. Siegmund. do. 8180.18;
Grace N. Babcock. do. $187.42: Ida M.
Baillie. do. $1540: Helen Snyder, do.
8144.73: Mary E. Strayer. clerk, 814830;
Gordon X. Tower, draftsman, $233 J.
CIRCUIT COURT
A. A. Richards, court reporter, $288.10;
" B' UtYCLERX
M. Reznicsek. deputy. $153.13; T. Nib
ler. do, $183.13; R. Howard, do. $14.20;
Dora Barrett, do. $168.14; Vernon Wis
dom, do, $210.47; H. L. Mulkey, do.
8182 40; W. M. Gifford. do, $181.12; W.
H. Freele, do. $146.85; R. J. Stanton,
do. $51.55; D. Brown, do, $68.60.
COUNTY COURT 8 COMMISSIONERS
M. Reznicsek, clerk, $50.00; D. L.
Brown, stenog, $00.00.
COURT HOUSE
Edw. Brasher, janitor, 1163.83: W. A.
Gritton, Janitor, $161 37; Wm. Moriarty,
Janitor, $150.97; Edwin Booth. Janitor,
$153.10; Ruth Hutchins. elev. oper,
$76.00; M. E. Llndsey, do. $81.10.
DISTRICT ATTORENY
Gordon Moore, deputy, $217.74; Doris
M. Albin. steno. $139.12.
DISTRICT COURT
Barbara Smith, deputy clerk, $188.75;
Clurus Brown, do. 1171.37.
DISTRICT COURT CONSTABLE
Gloria Robinson, deputv, 163.71.
HEALTH DEPARTMENT
W. n Ston. co. health officer. $543.79;
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T. R- Coleman, sanitation, $252.78: L
C. Lermon. do. $232.94; W. B. Quinn.
do. $342.10: Batty Cooper, do, 8253.40;
BenUc Yry- H. N, $234.13; Mer
wyn Darby, do. $20733; Lynda 11 Birk
back. do, 8239.35: Joan Schneider Davis,
Jo-. J217-43; Claudia Donnelly, do.
$22830; Evelyn KruegeT. d. $21830:
Helen Wangsgard. do, $218.70; Jan
Domkowski, do. $20430; Helen Stey
do- 820SJ4; Jean Wright, do.
$203.70; Erna Berstecher. assist. P. H. N,
$190.10: Leslie Stone, cl. nurse: $121,147
Howard Pyfer. health educator. $23835:
Margaret Couper. P. H. N.. $21435:
Dariel Lee, clerk-typist, $1037: Dolores.
ftflA o. 0134-20: Alice Bergmann. do.
f P1 Melby. clerk-stenoo.
!i5x50:JnS? ?Pnr. clerk-tvphrt,
Vra Wood, clerk-steno.. $181 o.
BRETTENBUSH JUSTICE COURT
J. C;Fowler, constable. $173.25
JEFFERSON JUSTICE COURT
E. E Howell, justice of peace. SI 21. 53;
Geo. F. Armstrong, constable. $14.85.
MT. ANGEL JUSTICE COURT
N. M. Lauby. Justice of court. $9.90:
Joseph Faulhaber. constable. S9 90
SILVERTON JUSTICE COURT
Alf O. Nelson. Justice. $176.46: T. N.
Bh' f!'riL- XSJO; K. J. Jackson, con
stable. $74.25.
WOODBURN JUSTICE COURT
.J-' c--G5.rm"nt Juatlce of peace.
$222 .55 -W. C. Muler. constable. $49.50;
Mary V. Gorman, Justice clerk. $34.65.
JUVENILE COURT
Nona White, probation officer. $215.77;
P- JP". assist, probation officer,
$221.70: L. M. Johnston, stenog- $91.60:
Mary Baillie. do, $37.80.
MICROFILMING
D. W. Ramseyer. deputy. $16034.
RECORDER'S OFFICE
Adella DuBois. deputy, $17030; Vir
ginia Gritton, do. 816831; Irene John
son, do, $15030- Ramona Evans, do,
$15133; Gladys Thomas, clerk. $13835.
REG. ft ELECTION
Gladys White, deputy. $186.02.
SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT
J. F. Remington, deputy, $169.65;
Vivian S. Hoenig. supervisor, $207.80;
Marguerite R. Burton, do. $22230:
Christine V. Morley, secretary, $149.59.
S1HLE2UFFLEGAX
A. I. Malstrom. deputy, $210.40; B.
R. Smith, do. $210.80; Wm. DeVall. do.
$20730; John Harger. do. $219.10; Edgar
Scott, do, $190.84: S. Robert Tice. do,
821830: Glenn Conklin. do. $178.60: E.
Colby, do. $19L6; Karl Murphy, do,
$230.85.
SHERIFF-TAX
H. r. DomogaUa. deputy. 22837: How
ard T. Evans, cashier. $io$.04: Vlolette
West, posting supr $189.23: Lydia Matt
son, deputy, $179.10: Evelyn Mennis,
posting mach. oper, $20730; Marian
Maas, do, $164.05.
CITDVTvnn nrrtfr
Nella Simms. secretary. $154.40.
inEASunA 5 OFFICE
Audrey H. Ewin..deoutv. 8158.42.
VETERANS SERVICE
Lillian Klipper. secretary. S6636: H.
C. Saalfield. service officer. 8278.00.
DOG CONTROL FUND
Ervln A. Ward, dog control officer.
$20130; R. J. Stanton, clerk $100.00.
COUNTY PROPERTY
H. Wm. Thieldsen. tend a rent. $11230;
L. M. Johnston, stenog.. 850.00.
ENGINEER S OFFICE
H S. Swart. Co. engineer. $303.89: A.
M. Presnall. secretarv. S150 40.
BRETNTENBUSH JUSTICE COURT
Edison Vickers, Justice of peace,
$89 JO.
STAYTON JUSTICE COURT
W. H. Bell, justice of peace. $17335;
Henry Smith, constable, $19.80; Leona
Peterson. steno $29.70: Wilson J. Wilt,
deputy county clerk, $9138; J. P. As
pinwall. labor, $22037: Delbert J. Bair.
do, $18132; J. A. Burns, do. $143.80;
Robert Hart. do. 8174.64; Harry H.
Lawrence, do, $209.69: H. A. Martin, do.
$177.10: Harold L. Martin, do, $178.83;
Edward Schmitt. do. $170.80: Frank
Woelke. do, $249.60: O. D. Binegar. dd,
$178.70: Henry Bower, do, S17530:
Lawrence Bower, do. $156.41; Wm. P.
Croker. do, $177.45: Orville L. Dunigan,
do. $199.15: Harvey Girod. do. $4135:
Eric Gustafson. do. $171.73; Roy Hat
field, do. $175.34: Harold K. Keppinger.
do, $185.13: Ben Kerber. do. $197.90:
Robert W. Kinney, do, $19839; Barney
J. Kropp, do. $13835; Laurel Lamb, do,
$184.05: Floyd Lauber. do.. $193.40: E.
A. Lawrence, labor. $184.74: W. R. Mas
sey, do, $157.02: John McAllister, do.
$175.29: Ralph McAllister, do. $15633;
D. P. Scharf. do. $235.01: Wm. Shaw,
do. $160.74: Aumist Smith, do. $190.15;
Robert Smith, do. $163.48: G. L. Spen
cer, do. $169.90; Earl D. Standlev. do.
$170.66; Lloyd E. Tavlor. do. $18637;
A. M. Theis. do. $179 45: Nick Theis.
do. $191.88: Raymond Titus, do. $149.17:
Orville . L. Trussell, do. $190.15: Hugh
Webb. do. $18734: Sam Weese. do.
$128.52; Tony Woelke, do. $184.05: Lee
A. Wells, do. $196.38: Theo Kuenzl. do.
$25434; Wm. R. Brenner, do. $197.47;
Henry Bruening. do. $35.62; - Menno
Dalke. do. $177.97: Lloyd Jarman. do.
8184.48; Leo McCalluter. do, $209.09:
C. J. Miller, do. $195.70: Tom Ritchey.
do, S191.65: Jos. A. Robl, do. $19338;
W. Shelley, do. $19030; Gen Shilling,
do. $188.88; Arthur J. Tackmier, do,
$19030; L. W. Webber, do. $170 83: W.
O. Williamson, do. $17935: J. C. Cur
nutt. do. $181.15; J. Anderson Jr do,
$18930; Wm. Bunting, do, $8632: L. R.
Cooper, do, $19833; E. J. Cooper, do,
162.51; Axel Johnson, do. $16231; G.
A. Olson, do. $169.07; J. R. Patton. do,
$177.88: H. J. Peterson, do. 8207.00; C
G. Rosa, do. J185.93; A. B. Rostad, do.
$168.57; R. F. Syverson. do. $182.95;
M. J 31cCormick. do, $171.95; Leo A.
Andreas, do, $163.45: David DuBois,
do. $162.97: Virgil R. Fahey, do. $16331;
H. E. Lehnardt, do. $227.62; S. M. Mar
ton, do. $153.37; Wm. Naftzger. do.
$18130; Cecil R. Royston. do. 8177.63:
Delbert C. SheUtto, do. $193.76: S. K.
Ely, do, $182.60; Arthur Blackburn, do,
$174.77; W. M. Duchateau. do. $182.95:
A. A. Richards, do. 816834: Kenneth
Watts, do, $182.95; Clarence Williams,
do, $182.95; Tom Bowden. do. $222.74;
George Frauendiener, do, $22234; E.
H. Busby, do, $205.92; C. A. Cobine. do,
t 199.89; Richard W. Fail, do. $135.64: J.
Walter Hanna, do, $146.65: R. Howard,
misc., $9.84; victor Howard, predatory
animal. $270.90.
SHERIFF-TAX
Dixie G. Meyer, extra. $145.86; Joy
Doyal, do, $14230; Blanche A. Cupp.
do. $145.86; Henry C. Mattson, do.
1 10.08; Cleo Walker, do. $80.64: Doris
Scott, do, $60.38; Ramona Evans, do,
$47.44; Bernetta L. Smith, do. $42.00;
Leon J. Smith, do. $47.04; Margaret
Moore, do, $6137: Lydia Mattson. over
time. $96.98: Evelyn Mennis. do, $114.37;
Marian Maas. do. $88.17; Violette West,
do, $12238; H. T. Evans, do. $200.78;
H. F. DomogaUa. do. $247.46: Gertrude
F. Lobdell, bailiff, $12.60; Floy Mudd.
do, $32.10; Harry Anderson, ballot box.
$7.00: Golden Pheasant, meals, $22.10;
Hamman Stage Lines, jury trans.,
815.00; Hank's Parking Lot. misc.,
$22.75; Salem Parking Service, do. $735;
E. O. Stadter Jr wit fees. $30.85: John
P. Steelhammer. atty. fees, $15.00; Ad
dressograph Multigraph Corp., sups.,
$6534; Ralph C. Coxhead Corporation,
sups. etc.. $59.42: Your Town. sups
$435; Leston W. Howell, per diem etc..
$6832: Roy J. Rice. T. E.. 810835: Grant
Murphy, do, $3030: Graber Brothers,
reps., 30; Otis Elevator Co., sups.. $830:
Clerk of the Circuit Court, expense,
$2.00; Sam B. Harbison. T. E., $432;
Cordon Moore, do, $432: A.' A. Rich
ards, misc.. $29.40; Sybil C. Call in ft
Frank H. Spears, rent, $100 00: A: C.
Gragg. Postmaster, posts re, $30.00; Earl
Adams. T. E, $234.74; Dr. Scott Mc
Keown, exam.. $10.00: John Schmid.
garbage disposal. $108.00; P. A. Bernard
Motors, trans.. 30: Joe Ann Blunt, o.
sups- $21.73; Cherry City Baking Co
rodent sups.. $5.00: Dr. M. K. Crothers,
med. serv, $41.06; Dr. James R. Deagen,
do. $5.00: Dr. Margaret Dowell. do.
$150.00: A. C. Gragg. postmaster, post
age. $42.00; Hendri Medical Labora
tories, lab $125.00; Dr. B. L Knapp.
med. serv, $45.00; Jacksons Medical
Service, med. sups.. $2.80: Johnson Lle
wert ft Aldricn, printing. 811930; Dr.
R, E. Joseph, med. serv.. 848.00; Dr.
Marian F. Mavo. do, 830.00: Helen Mel
by. o. sups.. $2335: The National Men
tal Health Foundation, o. sups.. 811.48:
Dr F. A. Neisius, med. serv, 813.00:
J. C. Penney Co off. sups.. 838 66:
Perry's Drug Store, med. sups.. $22.00;
iivsicians a Hospital supply, ao,
$31239: Oulsenberry Pharmacy, med.
serv.. $100.04; Salem Laundry Co.. o.
sups, $29.08; - Salem Masonic Temple
Assoc, rent, $250.00: Salem Mertica!
Laboratories. lah $48.00: School Dist.
No. 4. o. sups, $1.13; Secretarv of State,
trans, $15.00: Sharp ft Dohne. med.
runs $34 00: H. L. Stiff Furniture Co,
o. suns.. $8.40: Leslie Stone, med. serv.
13.00: -W. J. Ston. petty cash, o. un,
S 19: Vanr- M4or Co.. trans, $71
Vear Book PiibM-her. . 05-
hn W. H-it e. V- yYed
W. Lange. do. $280,00; K. 3. Peterson.
do, $31030; A. W. Simmons, do, $538.75:
A. Melvin Lien, 1 crde. $8.00: James
G. Pate. do. 88.00; Rose K. Reznicsek.
do; 7..- Ma inning ray Webb. 3 grade.
$24.00; or. Harmon T. Harvey, exam,
$5.00; Dr. Delbert Reew. do. $5.00; Dr.
Harold Schneider, do. $5.08; Dr. Rosco
wiison. ao, sio.oo; or. Paul Wolfe,
do, $10.00; Salem Memorial Hospital,
medical. $1130; Sanitary Service Co,
Inc, ' sanitary serv, - $130; Denver
Young, board of prisoners, $919.94; E.
E. Howell, rent etc, $20.00: Alf O. Nel
son, rent etc.. $57.86: Emcrv J. Jackson.
T. E, $30.16: W. H. Bell, rent etc, $35.00;
T. C. Gorman, rent. $30.00; W. C. Mil
ler, ixmstaoie, T. E, .l: Mr. J. A.
Braunberger. hospital. 810030: Mr. J.
A. Braunberger, do, $1030; Mr. Wm.
Johnson, do, $6.00: Mrs. Joseph Mc-
maney. ao, lis w: sneii ou Company.
T. E, $2.80: Trindle and Halvorson.
misc, $89.67: Albertina Kerr Homes.
court committed. $530: Boys and Girls
AM society of ore, do. 820.00: Catho
lic Charities. Inc, do. 8117.42: Childrens
Farm Home. do. $20.00: Bill Btckett.
1 Wildcat. 1230: Acnes C. Booth, aunt.
T. E, 338.10; Marguerite R. Burton. T.
E.. $3334; J. K. GiU Company, testing
etc. $40.92: Vivian S. Hoenir, T. E,
841 JS: J. F. Remington. T. E.. $732;
The Weavers, o. exp, 818.09; Burke's
Camera Shop. misc.. $25.04: Caoitol
Office Equ lament Co, sups., S9.00:
William DeVall. trans, $2 00: General
Petroleum Corp.. trans, $12.43: Karl T.
Murphy, misc.. $2130; Harry W. Scott,
misc, $1.05: Silverton Appeal-Tribune.
ups, $11.30: Robert Tice. trans.. S235:
Denver .Young, uniform allow, $3730;
Freden Calculating Machine, o, e,
$74.00; Commercial Book Store, sups,
128.00; A. D. Graham. T. E.. 818.84;
Salem Blue Print Co.. sups, 81.75: S.
J. Butler. T. E, 315.92; Sam J. Harms,
tups, $530: A. C. Gragg. Postmaster,
postage. $18.00: H. C. Saalfield. T. E,
$2138: Ervin A. Ward. T. E, $73 98;
moore Business Forms, dog books.
$48.75: Russell F. McLoughlin. ewes
killed, $30.00; Leland Riches. Iambi
killed. $30.00; State Department of Ag
riculture, millage tax, 13.476.2fi: Wake
field Displays, maps, $25.00: Bancroft
Whitney Compny. Iw books, $40.00: Law
Publishing Co, do. $130; Lawyers Co
operative Publishing Co, do. $15.00:
Secretary of State, do. 88.00; Sheoard's
Citations, do, $32.00; West Publishing
Co, do. $21.00: George E. Allen Hard
ware Co, reos, $6.57: Anderson Motor
Co, do. $239: J. C. Bair ft Sons. do.
84.00; Stan Baker Motors, do. $59.01;
Ballou ft Wright, do. $2334: E. L. Boat
wright. disss lowed: Bradfield Lumber
Company, misc., $330; E. H. BurrelL
reps. $1933: Capital Auto Parts, do,
$47.18; Capital City Bindery, sups.,
$81.00; Capital Journal, adv., $1230;
Capitol Lumber Co, misc, $143.88; Cap
itol Tractor ft Equipment, reps, $1132;
Carter Rice ft Co. of Oregon, sups,
$120.11; Casey Tr acton Equipment Co.,
misc, $14530; Lyle Castorq, gm, $6 60:
City Machinery ft Junk Co, exp, $5.10;
City Water Department, water, 155.91:
Columbia Equipment Co, reps, $30.87;
Colyear Motor Sales Co., reps, $8.03;
Commercial Sand ft Gravel Co, gravel.
$597.54: Cooke Stationery Co, equip
ment, $11135; J. W. Copeland Yards,
lumber, $492.00; Doolittl Master Ser
vice Station, reps., $17230: Downs Glass
Shop, do. $25.23: Tom Elba Mobil Ser
vice, trans, $17.98: Engineer Sand ft
Gravel Co, disallowed; Engineer Sand
ft Gravel Co, gravel. $21430: Rav L.
Farmer Hardware Co, reps, $1133:
Fishstrom Staple Co, sups, $51.49: W.
Forsholm. signs, $12.60; Dr. John R.
Goldsmith, med. serv, $50.00; B. P.
Goodrich Company, misc, $20030;
Goodyear Rubber ft Asbestos, reps,
$114.44; J. E. Haseltine ft Co, do. $91.08:
Hearne Brothers, sups, 826230: Paul
C. Hehnke, gravel, $3.00; Herrold-Phll-ippl
Motor Co, reps, $1329.86: Howard
Cooper Corporation, do, $93.00; Chas.
Hoyt. gravel. $2,046.60; Interstate Trac
tor ft Equipment Co, reps, $135135;
Ira Jorgensen, do, $1,118.17: Jungwirth
Sand ft Gravel Co, gravel. $15835;
Keizer Sand ft Gravel Co., do. $62.00:
Lawson Supply, reps, $935; Lcupold
ft Stevens Instruments, equipment,
$3030: Claude Lewis, exp, $25.00; C.
J. Lewis, gas, $116.91: Richard H. Mc.
Colly, gravel. $1738: Douglas McKay
Chevrolet, reps, $108 41: McKesson ft
Robbins. med. sups, $101.03; Dr. Hor
ace u. Miner, .exam, $155.00: B. J.
Minden Lumber Co, lumber, $1,10838;
Mountain States Power Co, L ft p,
$5338; Karl T. Murphy, trans, $28.18;
Need hams Book Store, suns- 1105 M:
Newberg Sand ft Gravel Co, gravel.
i-.uu; tan i. newDry sec. of State,
car license, $46.00; Norris ft Walker,
misc, $1230; Northwest Industrial
Laundry, do, $3.00; Oregon Electric
Railway Co, O C M. $3.00: Oregon
Gravel Company, gravel. $132138; Ore
gon Physicians Service. O P S. $403.95;
Pacific Building, rent. $20000: Pacific
Tele, ft Tele. Co, tele, $375.09: Peck
Brothers, reps, $221.05: Phillppi Tire
Service, reps, $16.88; Photostat Cor
poration, sups, $101.02; Pierce Auto
Freight Lines, exp, $135; Portland Gas
ft Cpke Company, asphalt, $14332: Port
land General Electric. 1. ft p, $223 40;
Red Cross Pharmacy, med. sups, $27.60;
Remington Rand Inc, sups, $444.09;
Richfield Oil Corporation, oil lub,
$9734; Roen Typewriter Exchange,
equipment. $64.40: Saffron Supply Com
pany, reps, $29.01: Salem Auto Parts
Co, do. $7.49; Salem Concrete Pip
Products, drain. $45.50: Salem Naviga
tion Co, frt, $332: Salem Steel ft Sup
ply Co, reps, $93.64; Salem Tent ft
Awning Co, do. $3.00: Santtam Oil
Company diesel, $2332; H. A. Sim
mons. T, E, $4130; H. A. Simmons, gas
ft diesel. $1324.19: Standard OU Co. of
California, do. $19537: State Public
Welfare Commission, general assistance
etc, $62344.50: Statesman Publishing
Co, adv.. $15936: Stay ton Parts Service,
misc, $500.00; Stayton Sand ft Gravel
Co, gravel. $247.10: Stevenson and
Mefford. reps, $47.85; H. S. Swart. T.
E, S2530; The Texas Company, diesel,
r35l5; Truck Sales ft Service Co, reps,
.07: Union Oil Co. of California, gas
diesel, $257.76: Unruh-Knapp Print
ing Co, sups, $47.00: Valley Machine
Shop, reps, $835: Valley Motor Co, do,
!l2J,F:y,Her Welding Supply Co.. do.
$28.35: Walling Sand ft Gravel Co, grav
el I. $408.58: Western Union, tele, $2.00:
Willamette VaUey Transfer, reps, frt,
$5.00; Woodburn Sand ft Gravel Sup
ply, gravel. $135; Woodburv Company,
reps, $313.65; R. D. Wood row. misc,
$2238: Wynkoop-Blair Printing Ser
vice, sups, $35.40: Denver Young, trans,
etc, $43.09: Zellerbach Paper Company,
sups, $8932; Walter H. Zosel Co, trans,
$590.18.
PROCEEDINGS
December 1. 1949 Approval of Plat
of Washington Park Addition: Pole line
permit. Portland General Electric Co.
Dec. 2, Beer license, August F. Hunt
and Tony P. Koch. Robert C. Brandt.
Lawrence O. Hassing, Herman F. Breit
enstein et al: Pole line nermit Pnrtl.nH
General Electric Co. Dec. 3. Order Va
cating portion of a Street In Brooks:
Permit to haul logs. Western Wood
Products Corp.: Beer license. John M.
Earnest. Dec. 5, Beer license, Robert
F. and Calvin D. Christensen. Opal
Stupfel. Marion F. Alderman, Jerome
D. Lyons and D. G. Henness, I. G. Et--el;
Permit to haul logs, John H. Cook.
Eugene T. Gilbert and Fred J. Blake,
Van Handel Bros.: Pole line permit.
The Pacific Tele, and Tele. Co.: Order
continuing- Road Proc. No. 976 to Dee.
9: Petitions favoring the relocation of
Salem-Silverton Road. Dec. 8. Beer
license. Frank P. Marshall. Jacob
Fischer. Clarence' O. Jones. Dec. 7. Pe
fltion favorinr relocation of Salem.
Silverton road: Beer license. Ernest
W. Femau et ux, Josenhlne Manolis et
al. Don and Lorraine Marshall. Dec. 8.
Order accepting portion of Gates-Ni-
agara section of N. Santtam Hwy, to
oecome pan of Co. Rd. 971: Beer li
cense. Jos. A. Hoofer A nv Charlie
C. Nielsen: Permit to haul logs. Henrv
Query. Louis B. Williams. Dec. . Final
hearing on Indemnity claim of A. Mel
vin uen: Beer licence. Ra-mnnd v.. and
Wilma S. Russell. Frank R. Pfaff: Pe
tition to improve Peck St. and Morn
ingside Ave, postponed indefinitely.
Dec. 10. Petition for Court to require
Southern Pacific to rebuild grade CI OS
mr at Lraies: seer license. Marvin it.
nd Rose C. lonf. A. f Kriekson.
Clifford L. Ambers: County Jud-e to
approve wreckers license for C. T.
Hosley. Dec. 12 Licence to operate pool
tables. W. G." Flood' Pole line nermtt.
Portland General Electric Co, Order
to open envelope and canvass vote on
idanna incorporation, nec. 13, Procla
mation Incorporating Idanha: Beer 11.
cense. Alexander C and Cora St-tnk.
Geo. and Grace Dwver. Bruce Houek
and J. P. Andrews, L. L. Rvnearaon et
al. coom'-r and Franz: Road Proc.
No. 972, Viewers appointed continued
to Jan. 8: Road Proc. No. 871. Remon
strance to Vacation of dedicated Streets
n Mary Gates Ad. to Gatesville. TVc.
14. Beer license. TeH M. Gillespie. Sam
Ramp and R. A. White, Richard and
wettr satterlee- Perm't to hal lo-,
Rex Klnsev. Del-vne P1son. Dee. IS.
Weer license. J. G. and Edna C. .Tones.
""ha. A. Thirham Order naming Keizer
Diking nistrlct. flxin boundrie and
ertin- final hearine for 12030- Proc
lamation, proposed Incorporation of
Detroit "created area iot incorporat
ed: Peton to Vacate Unlrcorporate'
rea o Gevil'e. continued to Jan. .
TVe. 17. Pole line pe-mK. Portland
Cener' "ertrie Co.: Permit to hnl
log. D-vk Senate-. Dec. II Bee- !-
e-nse. E. E. Bai-d et '. Lhari y.
-tH-e- et iir. Jnbn and Jaeob Ki.
-. WennetH V.!l t t. Wlprence -V.
ra,-j w. W. p g1-"-" v. Mnvoen
w.im, ttev,-., rw. Pole 1rve .
mtt. Portland General Electric Co, Quit
Claim deed to Hilma S. Dickie; Peti
tion for Vacation of portion of County
road 802; Proclamation forming Liberty-Salem
Heights Rural Fire Protec
tion District and giving votes for Di
rectors; Beer license. Salem Golf Club.
Kay and Varley; Resolution to enter
into contract witn e-ac-RO Co. for
Xmnmvemenft if nr- ri
34th St. Dec. 21, Financial report of St.
Paul Rural Fire Dist- Beer license.
Eugene Hart. W. F. Cole; Permit to
haul logs. Chester McNeil: Quit claim
deed. Ivan L. Smith; Court to enter in
to Agreement with E-AC-RO for Im
provement of Brerma. Jelden as soon
as bond Is filed. Dec. 22. Beer license.
Oscar and Esther Davis, Elbert E. Dick,
son. Rollo D. Wilson. Osa Bertha Burk
hart; Permit to haul : logs, Raymond
Kellis; Permit to move building. Cor
delia Mason. Dec. 23. Order reinstat
ing personal property assessment on
tax roll; Order for survey and esti
mate of cost of Improvement on Neef
Ave.; Bond of Bert F. Frohmader . as
Commander of Hal Hibbard Camp 8
United Spanish War Veterans. Dec. 24.
Permit to haul logs. Dwtght Wood:
Quit Claim deed to Hermon Amort et
ux. Dec. 27, County Judge authorized
to approve Wreckers license to Lester
B. Mills- Pipe line permit John Lam-
brecnt; rransier uroerj uec. za. rermn
4m 1am -Vtt Rnu Ifmrinl N
Harris. Orville Olson: Approval of ap
pointment of Shirley 1 Lagenhardt as
Deputy Constable of District Court. Dec.
29. Permit to haul logs. Wm. Fennl
more: Indemnity claim of Robert W.
Harris, final hearing Jan. t. 1950. Dec.
30, Permit to haul logs. Archie L.
Chamberlin. Ralph Ej Mollet. Henry
Query. Floyd Buchhola, Walter L. Rak.
Lowell O. Cree; Motion by E. O. Stad
ter Dist. Atty v for a ' second Deputy
Dist. Attorney "paw oy ine county;
Order authorizing ah additional Dep
utv District Attorney. ' Dec. 31, Indem
nity claim of Brutus C Ash croft, final
hearing 11050; Order to cancel war
rant No. 74655. a deuplicate Issued to
Association for Oregon Counties: Or
der setting date of Feb. 15. 1950 for
election of Councilman for City of
Idanha.
NOTICE OF STREET VACATION
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That
on December 27. 1949. Louis Lorenz
and Bernetta M. Lorenz. husband and
wife, fik-c a petition with th City
Recorder of th City ox baiem. ure
r.on, requesting th Common Council
of said city to vacate to following
described property, to-wit:
Beginning or. tne west iir or souin
12th Street in the Uty Of Salem.
Marion County. Oregon, t a point
that is South 75.77 feet Zrom the city
monument at the Intersection of th
center line of Mission Street and the
West Hit of South 12th Street, said
beginning point being the Northeast
corner of a 16-foot tract of land ded
icated to the public for use as an al
ley by Luke A. Port and wife on Sep
tember 29. 1893. as recorded April
10. 1894. in VoL 58V, Page 98, Marion
County, Oregon. Deed Records;
thence South, along the West line of
South 12th Street. 4.00 feet; thence
We'terly. parallel with the South
line of Lot Six (6). Block three (3)
of Yew Park Addition to the City
of Sal-m, Marion County, Oregon
and parallel with the direct. Westerly
extension of said South line, 156.00
feet to th West line of the original
16-foot alley in said Block that runs
Northerly and Southerly through
said block; thenc North along th
West line of said alley.-4.00 feet to
the Southwest corner of , the North
erly portion of said alley as vacated
by the City of Salem January 2,
1894 by Ordinance No. 283?. thenc
East 18.00 feet to the Northwest cor
ner of said land dedicated to th
public for the use as an alley by said
Luke A. Port: thenc East along th
North line of said dedicated land.
140.00 feet to th place of beginning.
and that the said Common Council has
fixed th 13th day of February. 1950,
at the hour of 730 o'clock P.M, as th
time, and the Council Chambers at the
City Hall in th City of Salem, Oregon,
as th place, for th hearing of said
petition and any and all objection and
remonstrances thereto. Objections to
such vacation, u any there be. should
be made in writing and filed with the
City Recorder of said city prior to the
time of the hearing.
By Order of the Common ' Council:
ALTR7D MUNDT.
J.10-17-34-31-F.7 City Recorder.
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO IM
PROVE TWENTY-SECOND STREET
FROM LEX STREET TO SHELTON
STREET
NOTICE HEREBY IS GIVEN "that
th Common Council of th City of
Salem, Oregon, deems lt necessary and
expedient and hereby declare Its
purpose and Intention - to Improve
Twenty-second Street from th south
line of Lee Street to the south line
of Shelton Street. In the City of Sa
lem. Marion County, Oregon, at th
expense of th abutting and adjacent
groperty. except th street and alley
itersections the expense of which
will be assumed by th City of Salem,
by bringing said portion of said street
to th established grade, constructing
cement concrete curbs, and paving
said portion of said street with a 2,
Inch asphalt ic concrete pavement 24
feet In width In accordance with the
plans and specifications therefor which
were adopted by th Common Council
January 23, 1950 which are now on
file In th office of th city recorder
and which by this reference thereto
are mad a part hereof. Th Common
Council hereby declares its purpose
and intention to make th above de
scribed Improvement by and through
the street improvement department.
Written remonstrance against th
above proposed improvement may be
filed with th city recorder at any
time within ten days after th final
publication of this notice by th own
ers of th property affected.
Br Order of th Common Council
January 23. 1950.
Alfred mundt. City Recorder.
Date of first publication hereof is
January 28. 1950
Date of final publication ' hereof la
February 7. 1950. J-28-29-30-31-F-1-3-3-4-5-4-7.
NOTICE OP INTENTION TO IM
PROVE WILLOW STREET FROM
HIGH STREET TO THE EASTERLY
TERMINUS OF WILLOW STREET.
tTOTICE HEREBY -IS GIVEN that
th Common Council of th City of
Salem, Oregon, deems lt necessary and
expedient and hereby declares its pur
pose and intention to improve Willow
Street from th east line of High
Street to a point which Is th easterly
terminus of Willow Street, in th City
of Salem. Marion County, Oregon, at
th expense of the abutting and adja
cent property, by bringing said por
tion of said street to the established
grade, constructing cement concrete
curbs, and paving said portion of said
street with a 2,i inch asphaltic con
crete pavement 24 feet in width In
accordance with the plans and speci
fications therefor which were adopted
by the Common Council January 23.
1950. which are now on file in the
office of the city recorder and which
by this reference thereto are made a
part hereof. The Common Council
hereby declares its purpose and In
tention to make the above described
Improvement by and through the
street improvement department
Written remonstrance against the
above proposed improvement may be
filed with the city recorder at any
time within ten days after the final
publication of this notice by th own
ers of th property affected.
By Order of th Common Council
January 23, 1950.
ALFRED MUNDT. City Recorder.
Date of first publication hereof Is
January 28. 1950
Date of final publication hereof Is
February 7, 1950. J-28-29O0-31-F-1-2-
3-4-5-4-7.
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
NOTICE HEREBY IS GIVEN to all
persons particularly Interested and to
th general public that a hearing will
be held before the common council
of th City of Salem, Oregon, at th
city hall February 13. 1950. at th hour
of S o'clock in th evening, to consider
an ordinance changing from a Class I
Residential District to a Class II Res
idential District th following described
premises, to-wit:
Beginning at the northwest corner
of Lot No 5 in Block No. 32 of Uni
versity Addition to th City of Sa
lem, Marion County. Oregon, and
running thenc easterly along th
south Tin of th alley which runs
through said Block 32. a distance of
135.00 feet; thenc southerly parallel
with, th west line of said Lot 9. a
distance of 44.00 feet; thenc west
erly parallel with th south line of
said alley 135.00 feet to the west line
of said Lot 5; thenc northerly along
th west Un of said Lot $, a distance
of 44.00 feet to th plac of begin
ning. By Order of the Common Council
January 23, 1930.
ALFRED MUNDT
F.7-8-0 City Recorder
300 Personal
310 M ttnq Nottcos
Ainsworth Lodge No. 201.
Be A.M. special Tues
Feb. 7, M. M. degre
pin.
Salem Lodge NO. 4. AX. At
A.M. Wed. Feb. 8. MLM. degree.
7:30 pjn.
312 Lost and Found
LOSTr Light tan male Cocker from
wa . Lancaster Dr. m 2B27L Re-
wara.
LOjT: Brown billfold containing ap-
Sivaunimj 9u. near ugnt o. or
ce. Large family, needed, deeper-
LOST: Sat. rimless glasses, gold bows.
ui maroon case. Mewara. Return
Statesman office. Mrs. A.
316 Personal
WIDOW. 51. would like to meet
enueman. aa, mat nas a good horn.
WHt. jg,t. ...... Bn nr
IF Lonely, write Ruth L. Wad. Box
wm. Vancouver, wn, an old reliable
UUD.
STANLEY Home Products, ph. ri3oTf
hauam bAi lonunt teller Palm
ana pscycnic readings Madam solves
your problems, advice 17J S. Coral.
Ph Ur O m ww 1ft .
w.iii. -vr aw e.sii
CANT YOU find a comfortable bras-
sierer a,ver try an individually de
signed Spencer? Phone 3-5072.
400 Agriculture
402 LirMtocV
WANT Fresh or Springer cows, cows
giving 3 gal or more, all types beef
cattle Buy entire herd. Tom Webb.
km T.
a miner, rn, txj.
-- ,s 'vc "J yev. FlU fgX-fiy.
BONDED livestock Duyr. CUud
wirni hi i poi gsrac pn 31144
BONDED LIVESTOCK buyer, fc C
McCandlish 1127 S. 25th. Ph. 3-8147.
Wanted : AU types livestock. Ph. 4-2617.
LICENSED Livestock buyer, H L
finethen 135A f .an V i , j
FOR SALE: Largs I fresh heifer. 315flt
rn. . jsox so. Turner, or. Bern
Wlpper.
401 Poultry and Rabbits
FRY Rabbits. 81. Phi 21964.' 1363 Rum.
FEB 9-10. 1000 Hamp. cockerels special
price, vitnrmi natcne-y. silverton.
NEW HAMP laying pulleU."l.iO eacBT
2903 Lancaster Dr. - - - -
NEW Hampshire and Parmenter chichi
. available every : Tuesday. Fox's
Wttchey 3m State St. Ph. 84969
WINGS Rabbitry need rabbits. 369
State, ph. 3-1489.
403 Pots
MOORE'S Tropical Fish. ST varieties,
whit dc Micro worms, equipment.
Rt. I. Box 483. 2 ml from Lancaster
UT on Macleay Rd Ph. 2-7321.
2 full blood mother Schawawa doga 1
and 3 years old. 1 beautiful mate
3 years old. 4 hounds, 1 elder
mother. Good price if all taken or
will sell separately to good home. ,
Come se them at 420 Millar Av
Dallas.
412 Fruit and Farm Produco
EASTERN ALFALFA HAY. Ph, 214SA
423 Auction Sal
AUCTION SALE On Sunday, Febru
ary 19. 1950. at 90 Fruitdal Drive.
Grants Pass, Oregon, beginning at 11
a.m.. covering approximately 385,
000.00 worth of logging and Machine
Shop equipment. Write for hand-bid
to PACIFIC AUCTION CO, C. W.
GRAHAM and C. A. MORRISON,
Auctioneers, 969 Highway 99 South.
P, O. Box 248. Grants Pass, Oregon.
450 Merchandise
452 Wantwd Machlnwrr. Tools
1 MAN Chain saw. Phi 23337.
455 Household Goods For Sol x
COMPLETE Household goods includ
ing wainut 1). iR. - set, Hotpoint
rang, at Frigidalr refrig. U40 S.
lain.
GOOD Used wood circulator iilO Gar
den Rd. 1
BLUE MOHAlR freis davenport X
cnair. raone z-iwz.
MOTOROLA radio-phono combination.
console model, aw. samuior vacuum
cleaner with attachments, $35. 25oi
iiurei Ave.
BENDIX 1 year old like new. fc&
Trader Iniie, 3055 Portland Rd.
BLAND WATER FaU bedroom suite.
bed. chest, vanity, night stand, bench,
box spring A inner spring mattress
all for S13S. Trader Louie. 3063 Port-
lanq na.
DaVILVPORT ic chair, oal rocker. G I
washer. oU elrculator. 740 ElecUM
Av.
458 WcmtwdL Hoashold Goods
W. A. PAYNTER. Ph. 2-9944.
WANTED: X matching rus Sxli or
iuxia auto i yas or more stair car-
pet. Box 510 co The Statesman. -
GLEN WOODRY. Ph. 35110.
YOU Owe it to -yourself to get my
bid on your furniture, appliances,
etc. before selling, ph. &45M Trade?
Louie. S05S Portland Rd
l)SED f URN, Immediate appraisaL
highest prices. Valley ruraltur. 21
N. Commercial. Ph. 2747X
458 Building Mcrtirtals
Special Shipment
Dry kllm 1x6" E. flooring, or roof and
sidewall sheathing. Cheaper than
hip-lap.
KEITH BROWN LUMBER YARD
Front At Court Sta. Salem
Building Something?
i lnlnsulaUon board $1.84 sheet
In. sheet rock 4c, $1J2 sheet V
Fiber glass insulation 6c per ft.
Pour Type insulation 81.00 per bag.
Grade A on panel doors 87.60.
In. plywood $2.65 sheet
All thicknesses plywood cheap.
Flush slab doors $9.50.
Waterproof wall board 7,4c
500 ft. rolls building paper $2.50.
Overhead garage door hardware $18 80.
C. G. LONG. Pn. 2-5821. on mil north
of Ketrer.
HOWSER BROS. Your power tool rent-
al heaquarters. 1410 S. 12th St Ph.
3-3646. "
SEE
y
PUMTLTTE BLOCK SUPPLY CO.
METAL GARAGE DOORS WINDOWS
FIREPLACE BRICKS DAMPERS
ETC.
BEAUTIFUL MODERN FOLD DOORS
460 Musical lnsii uinsmts
120 BASS Piano accordion $100 08.
Ph. 2-4841,
468 For RsmL Miscailanvous "
U DRIVE TRUCKS FOR RENT. Blan
kets furn" 197 Liberty. Ph 2-906X
GOOD USED Ptano' H. L. Stiff
470 For Sod. Misclloa4ous
USED Sewing machines priced to suit
your budget. Reconditioned at guar
M c guar
Appliances, anteed. Raiprf Johnson
Ph. 33139.
W ESTINGHOUSE Elec. Roaster. Used .
very little. Ex. cond. 92Q. Ph. 3-15H3.
FULL Line of restaurant " equipment
for sale. Ph 42622. . s - .
gZ&yjOl't and poles. 5o. Ph. 22Z ,
USE3 Eiectrie retngerators 849 34 '
and up.
Yester Appliance Ce
373 Chcmc.eta St ' , '
Phillips Bros. :
Fertiliser-, well rotted or fresh. ' any
kind, by yard or sack. Flagston for
y all rock work, cedar fence posts and -tela
and elect poles, any length,
shingles, yew Vost lumber. Ph I
2-1458. Rt t. Box US. Salem. .
7l41