'JPatfc 2, Rfgtsfer-Gnatg, Eugene, Or., FriJay, Jot. 13, 1947
Proposal to Divert Columbia's
Wafer to California Studied
WASHINGTON U.B A Pro-, Welch's resolution was referred
poial that might send water fromj to the House Public Lands Com-
the Pacific Northwest's Columbia mittee ot whlcn he is chairman,
River . gushing from kitchen
spigots in Southern California was
pending Friday before House
committee.
Rep. Richard Welch (R-Cal)
author of a resolution to Invest!'
gate that possibility, described the
idea as definitely long-range,
William E. Warne. assistant recla
mation commissioner estira
ed it would take 75 to 100 years
to bring Welch's proposal to real
ity.
PAINT
NU-ENAMEL
NU-TONE
SIGWART-
ELECTRIC CO.
856 WUlomatta Phone- 718
ENGINEERING
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ARCHES
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STRUCTURES.-,
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EUGENE, OREGON
Telephone Ewen. MOT
Such a measure does not require
passage by the Senate because it
merely directs a study to be made.
Cite Need
The Callfomian, who started
pushing for the San Francisco Bay
bridges a decade before they were
built, emphasized that he had no
intention ot legalizing a water
steal in order to relieve Southern
California's imminent water
shortage.
"But the time is growing short,"
he said. "We are told that within
20 years the water supply for this
teeming and constantly growing
area will be exhausted.
"We have got to start thinking
In terms of potentials. Almost
anything can be done If It is
necessary. This idea is no more
fanciful than the proposal to build
oil pipes from Texas to the East
Coast and that has already been
done."
He stressed that his resolution
directing the Secretary of Interior
to Investigate the possibility of di
versions from some western
water-rich stream to arid South
ern California referred to surplus
waters.
That specification virtually
limited the possibility to one
stream the Columbia.
There alone in the West is a
water supply which probably ex
ceeds requirements of the fullest
type of development In its im
mediate area.
A similar water diversion pro- ?is (Boyinr Priea)
.1 .1. v e.- RWMo,, "r
Downey (D-Cal) during debate
on the Mexican water treaty. He
proposed then that Columbia Riv
er water might be piped over to
the upper Colorado River the
present Southern California sup
ply.
Rose Fefe Parade
Draws Big Crowds
PORTLAND U.R) Fair
weather and pleasantly warm
temperatures gave the lie to the
Friday the 13th jinx Friday as
many thousands of PortlanderS
and their visitors lammed the line
of march for the floral parade cli
maxing the city's Rose Festival.
From the assembling area in
Holladay Park on Portland's east
side to the end of the circuitous
line of march at 10th and Salmon
on the west side, women, children
and men and more children
packed the sidewalks and curbs,
the windows and fire escapes of
buildings for the colorful parade.
Four floats were entered in the
division for cities outside of Ore
gon Pasadena, Cal., home of the
Tournament of Roses; and Van
couver, Camas and Washougal
all in Washington.
Entries from Oregon cities out
side of Portland were here from
Oregon City, North Lincoln Coun
ty Beach resorts, The Dalles,
Salem, Canby, Forest Grove,
Newberg, Eugene, St, Helens, Mt.
Hood (Timberllne Lodge), Sweet
Home, Taft and Oswego.
There were numerous floats
from Portland organizations, fra
ternal, civic and commercial.
Some 50 bands and other march
ing groups were spaced between
the floats.
Eugene Markets
EUGENE MARKET
HUTTEBFAT Bnyln Frkei)
First quality imaximum of .6 ot lit '
per pound acid) .
Premium quality (maximum .SB of
lr. acid) ftftd
Second quality -
BUTTER WhaIesala Price)
Grade AA prints
Grade A prints .
CHEESE (Wholesale Prloa)
Triplets
JK sec
LIFETIME
ALUMINUM AWNINGS
The Quality Awning for
Quality Home
DATE CAMPBELL, Distributor
108 W. 18th Phone 4660-W
Grade A Larfe .
Grada A Medlun
Grade B Large .
uraae a small .
..Sic
50o
.-43c
..58a
SEWER SERVICE
SEWER LINES ' DRAIN LINES
SEPTIC TANKS INSTALLED
DITCHING WORK DONE
CALL US FOR TOUR SEWER TROUBLES
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Under Grades .
EGGS (Wholesale Price BetaUsri)
Grade A extra large - , -
uraae a large
Grade A medium ,
uraae a small .
POULTRY (Baying Price)
Hens, over 4 lbs., No. 1, colored 30o
Hem, over 4 lbs.. No. 3 colored Vtn
Hen, under 4 lbs.. No. 1 colored 25o
-iens, unaer 4 ids., no. 2 eoiorea 210
Heni, over 4 lbs., Nov 1 light ... -
Hens, over 4 lbs.. No, 2 light -..lrc
Hens, under 4 lbs., No, 1 light
Hens, under 4 lbs.. No. 1 light ,16c
No. 1 colored springs, 3-4 lbs. 8ta
No. 1 colored springs. 3-3 lbs. -. n
No. 1 colored springs, lVi-3 lbs,
I w. Mguurn tpruiBB, aym iu.t or over ..wo
i no. z colored springs, over 4 lot. .fllir
no. 2 colored springs, 3-4 lbs.
No. 2 colored springs 3-3 lbs. ,, 37q
No. 2 colored springs, 1H-2 lbs. -. 25c
no. 2 leghorn springs, v to. or over .35e
Stags and cocks "r
UABUABA
Cascara, lb. .
Drv an-aoa root. lh.
Ferns, per bunch varied ,
TALMJW
Tallow, No. -.. .
Tallow, No. 3 . , t ...
urease
-10C
house grease ..
WOOL
Valley Long Wool
vau-y Larai woo.
-ong wooi reus .
Short Wool Pelta .
HOnAlft
Short, lb. ' .
Long, lb . .. .. ...p.,
HIDES
Beef (28 to 30 lbe.)
Bull (50 lbs. ana over) ,
-Tin tup to io J OS. I ,
Kip (15 to 2d JDS.)
(i BAINS
Wheat, red, buriiel
Wheat, white, bushel .
White oats, on
Gray oats, ton , , i, 4,
Barley, ton .-.
.-.10c
7c
7c
lfta
-H price
. Be
So
.220
J1.90
3M
Public Market
EGGS
Oversize ,.
Grade A Lam .
Grade A Med. ,
Grade A Small
VEGETABLES
Artichokes, 3 lbs.
Avocadoes. No. 20 each
xsroccon, ID.
Cabbage, lb.
Cabbage. Red, lb.
Local Rhubarb. 3 lbe..
carrots, Duncn . ,
Celery, bunch .
Lettuce, head, each
60e
-60c
-lto
-18c
-lOo
-lSe
35o
..15c
-20c
Cucumbers, hthse, local, at, lOe to 2fic
Greens, Mustard, lb.
Onions, bunch in
unions, ory, id. -
Parsie, lb.
Parsnips, lb.
Potatoes, Sweet, 2 lbe.
Radishes, bunca ,
Peppers, Green, lbi .
Potatoes. 5 lbs. , ,
Rutabagas. 3 lbs.
Spinach, lb. ,
Squash, whole, lb. ,
equasn (cut) id. , . ;,
Tomatoes, lb. , ,
Turnip, bulk, ib. .. , LJ.
FRUITS
Apples, fancy, Delicious, lb. .
Apples, Spitz 3 lb. -
Grapes, lb. , , ,
!KCELT.AlflOU.
walnuts, lb.
JOIN JAQUITH'S
ACCORDION '
CLUB!
No previous; knowlsdg.
mudc nqulrad.
of accordion or
You may rant accordion lor Mai period
rent will apply en purchase price ol
Instrument.
e Private lesson each week from Mr. tin
Morandl teacher ol accordion and pre
Tlously a Malor Bowes arHst. Now a
resident of Eugene.
FREE-Jlccordlon band each week, under
; direction ef Mr. MorandL
'For mere lafonnaHon write or call
QfrPT MUStC SERVICE
Pipeline Job
Bids Call Set
COTTAGE GROVE Bids will
be called here in about 90 days
on a $300,000 bond issue voted
by the people last fall, and also on
construction of a 14-mile pipeline
for the city's proposed new water
system.
The $300,000 bond issue was
voted on the basis of original esti
mates for improving the city water
system, but estimates jumped to
$400,000 or $500,000 when it was
decided that the entire city water
supply system would have to be
replaced.
Said Mayor H. A. Hagen: "The
present water pipeline is over 35
years old, and must be entirely
replaced In order to give suffici
ent service.
Because of this necessity for
replacing all old pipes, water con
sumers were being notified in Cot
tage Grove that all minimum
water rates would be raised one
dollar effective June 1.
The survey for the 14-mile pipe
line in the city is almost com
pleted, and delivery ot the pipe Is
promised in September. Work will
begin as soon as the pipe arrives.
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Portland List
MaaMIIn'!
' riff
Vehicle Builders Asked to Pui
Ash Trays in Autos for Safety
CHAIRMAN -Chief
Justice Emit' Sindstrom of
Sweden (above) was named
chairman of the United Nations
Palestine inquiry commission.
PORTLAND PRODUCE
PORTLAND. Jun 13 API SIITTEB.
FAT Tentative (subject to Immediate
change), premium quality maximum of
.35 ol 1 par cent acidity delivered in
Portland, SS-tlc lb.; lt quality, 64-
Jb.i ' lecond ouauty. SlS4c: valley
routea and country nointt. 2c lain than
flrit or 667c.
butter wnoleiale. r.o.B. bulk 8B.1B.
cubes: Grade AA, 93 icore, 03c; A, 92
ecore. c; i), w score. aH-ouc: i 89 score.
S4c.
CREFJIll! Aalllntf vnri,a . tn . S1.nri
Wholesalers: Oreion Singles, 39-S0c;
Oregon 5-lb, loaf, 3Stt-S3o.
EGOSTo wholesalers': A arade. larae.
93'-MVtc: medium, 48V4-50HC1 A grade;
amou, wnc; a iraae, large, tovk-afnc.
EOOS Purchased from farmers: Cur
rent receipts, 48-01C1 buyers pay S-SWe
neiow wnoiesaie quoiationa on graaea
basis for best hennery eggs.
LIVE CHICKEN8Pavinfl' nrlea In nrn.
duceiv: No. 1 broilers under 2V lbs.,
fryers. 2tt to 3 lbs.. 31.35c: roaster..
4 lbs. and over. 3S-36c: fowl, Leghorn,
under M lbs.. 20-Jlc; 3"i lbs. and over,
23-24c; colored, all weights,. 30ci stags,
all weights, 12-Hc.
RABBITS Average to retailers, 48-920
lb. dressed; prices to producers, 43c: fry
, live, white, 20.24c lb.; colored, 17
21c lb.
ONIONS Green, local, Mid-Columbia,
7t-80o doi. bunches.
ONIONS 50-lb. sacks: California,
Stockton Reds, $1.3-1.B5, yellows, S2.00
2.10, large, I2.90-2.SO; Texaa white wax
No. Is, S2.89-3.00. Track Sales: California
yellows, medium. S1.S0. laraa tl.73. red
$1.90.
POTATOES Oregon Russets, No. Is,
S4.00-4.23; Idaho Kussets, No. Is. S4.2S
4.40; new ' crop: Cal. long white. No.
1-A, . S3.95-4.10: Bliss Triumphs, 50-lb.
sacks, S2.85-2.99i track sales: new stock,
Cal. long whites. No. 1-A, $3.45-3.99.
DRESSED MEATS Veal Light, top
Suallty, 39ct heavy, top quality, 28-30c;
. 25.26c; C, 22-24c; cull, 18-20C Hogs
Block butchers, packer style. 123-180 lbs..
34- 3SC lb.: over 213 lbs.. 31-32c; sows,
all wts., 28-30c lb.; Lambs Best grade,
35- 37ci others according to quality: Mut
ton 10-13e lb. according to quality;
Beef Best quality. 37-39C; B, 29-2Sc: C,
-24c; canner-cutter, 18-20C; bologna
buls. J7-28C.
CASCARA BARK Green, c lb.; dry,
ISO lb.
WOOLValley. eoarse and medium
grades, 42V-43Vac lb.
MOKAIR 40c lb. on 12-month growth.
HAV Prices nominal.
Bus Strike Leads
To Violence in Chile
SANTIAGO, Chile flJ.B A
bUta .of emeraency was Pro-i
claimed In Santiago Province Frl-
aay to ena striKe vioienco w
which, two persons nave oeen
killed and 10 injured.
The government placed Santi'
ago under military rule a few
hours after soldiers and police
fired on a crowd stoning buses of
the state-owned national trans
port enterprise.. One person was1
killed and two injured in the
clash.
State-owned buses had contin
ued to operate under police guard
since drivers and' conductors of
the capital's 800 privately-owned
buses Struck last Friday. The
strikers protested the bug owners'
request for increased fares and
also demanded higher minimum
wages.
A letter to auto and truck manu
facturers orotestine the absence
of ash trays, in their vehicles was
asked Thursday from Secretary of
State. Robert A. Farrell by the
Lane County Keep Oregon Green
Committee in a resolution.
"Discarded cigareta are one of
the greatest preventable sources
of forest fires," they emphasized.
Held at the Osburn iiotei, we
meetinc. sponsored by the Wil
lamette Valley Lumberman's Assn.,
was the first Ol the lY season.
Other business of the committee
was the reelection ot E. A. Dan-
lelson as chairman and the desig
nation of territories in the county
over which the committeemen wm
distribute fire danger posters.
Many Lack
It was pointed out by members
that several of the cheaper auto
mobile! do not have ash trays as
standard equipment, and wax
practically all heavy lumber
trucks, which are "all. over the
woods," lack them.
"We have written a number of
complaining letters to the auto
builders" members said, "but they
still don't seem to take any action
on this important point."
BUI Rejected
During the discussion, speakers
brought out that a state law n-
quiring all vehicles entering the
woods to havethe trays had been
proposed at a recent legislature
session but was defeated. -
Members of the 1947 committee
In Lane County include: John R.
Burckart, Otto Krueger, Jacob S,
Smith, O. S. Fletcher, W. M. Tug-
man; L. W. Trommlitz, Kenneth
Kienile, George Stock, Paul San
ders, J.' H. Walker, Ray Sims,
Sen. Truman Chase,
. McReynolds, all of
Rh.J
Earl Brltton,
and A. D.
Eugene. . ,
Other members included: H. R
Oglesby, Veneta; H. L. Wolford,
Cottage Grove; Rep. Earl H. Hill,
Cushmanj Sen.- Angus Gibson,
Junction City; A. E. Gerimonte!
Westfir; Jack McGinty. Sorine-
fleld; J. Farrar Woodard, Cottage
wove; eo nuston, viaa; Julius
Hult, Horton; Harry Veach, Flor
ence; Frank Graham, Jasper; and
H. B. Ferrln, Cottage Grove.
. ;
There are 81,200 school buses
registered in the United States.
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. -. vn wmj wnen you heap Ka..i .
cue in which . Judgment of $75,000 r t,
owner nf & uu whe Ain nailil wr0eg in ,
driveway. An InqulslUve neighbor boy-fiJS? hfi
cap oft the (as tenk. Drodnmd J.re,PMm 3
stones together, and was disfigured havSSSH
explosion. "e nmJ
T, - - J .K.nS SS - . - -m
M" w aa)B d oi sue June fsxna t, . I
Then ask us about the policy to en T.J'l DiJ
as lltUe as 110. "MVU """'"m, It 3
"INSURANCE FOR EVERY NEED'
New York Markets
By T. E. APPUEGATB , .
NEW YORK, Jne 13 (AP)Ths stock
market finished the week today with a
late, rally that added 1 to wound S points
to many leaders.
Demand centered principalis on Indus
trials although a few rails also benefited.
Quiet trading earlier In the day had been
Interrupted only by a flurry of demand
for gold mining shares. Transfers totaled
around 800,000 shares.
American Telephone bounced back
after touching a new 1947 low. Such re
cent favorites as Standard Oil N.J.),
Union Carbide and Coca-Col climbed
to new highs for the year. Other prom
inent gainers Included Homestake Mining
(also at a new top), Dome Mines, Alaska
Junean, Cudahy (on an Increased and
extra dividend), Pepsi-Cola, Schenley.
International Harvester. U. S. Steel.
CliXVSler. American Can. r.nnrlvMC anrt
Goodrich.
Bonos were narrow.
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK
PORTLAND, Ore.. June 15 fAP)-
tu.a.u.A.t saisoie catua jto, total i;
salable calves 25, total 150; market steady
but some classes not represented; supply
largely cows; few common steers 10.90
16.50: week's too on fed -ters 26.00: bast
grassers 25.00; common-medium heifers
loaay 14.w-20.oo; good nailers tms week
up to 25.00; cutter cows 12.00-75; fat dairy
type cows to 14.00, with heavy holstelni
up to 15.50; medium-good beef cows 15.50
19.00; good beef bulls salable 17J0.18.00
or above; good-choice veelers steady at
22.00-24.00.
Salable hogs 10, total 150; market
nominal, good-choice 190-240 lb. butcher
quotable to 28.75 or above; heavier and
lighter weights penalized J. 00 -50; late
sales good sows 20.50-21.00: licht weLKhts
to 21.50; choice feeder pigs quotable to
Salable sheep none1, total 435; market
nominal; good-choice spring lambs sal
able 21.00-22.00r feeders around 16.00;
good shorn ewes quotable 0.50.
DOW JONES AVERAGES
Dow Jones closing bond aver
ages: .
40 bonds. 102.38, up 0.09, .
10 higher grade rails, .69.14, up
0.25. .
. 10 second grade' rails,. 88.35, up
0.17.' ;.
10 puHliC utilities,' 107.77, ' off
0.03.
.10 Industrials, 104.22, off 0.01
. KTBtNAUY
1 CAUSED
Cutleora quickly helps relieve exter
nally caused pimples, simple raahea
helps soften blackhead tips for easy
removal. Buy at dm jurists todav!
luncun,
wmiiMiiuinsi
Walnut meat, lbw H
Gilberts, lb. ,
Grape Juice, gallon ,
Popcorn, lb. -
rOKTT,AND GRATN
PORTLAND. Ore.. June UUfAP
Wheat: no futures quoted. Cash grain
unquoted.
Cash wheat (bid: soft white J.33i soft
white (excluding rext 3.S3; white club
3.93; wesi em red 3.33.
Hard red winter: ordinary 2.33; 10 per
cent 2.33; 11 per cent 8.33; 1- per cent
unquoted.
Hard white baart: 10 per cent 3.331 11
per cent 2.33; 12 per cent 2.36.
Today's car receipts: wheat 13; barley
3; flour 4; com 5. mtllfeed 4.
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j Bids;., phone 1868. Listed and on
! listed securities, bouiht, sold.
quoted. No charge for advisory
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an swcluslvs ieatur. ef Farmall-A and Farmall B.
In ftest snappy 1-plow tractors th.r. Is no nor. body
twtsttna or ndc craning lor you can sit In your sat and
hav. a eltm view of your work.
When you sm ths nw Farmall youll want on., and you
should. It's .v.rythlng you mm! In a tractor.
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