Eugene register-guard., July 28, 1949, Image 13

.-..afoul"1
(.fcWoodbarn
records.
More Forest
Closures Set
.......
1'" lMSflt
'SifS, to D
I W told Cireu" in
.-... nam or revised closure
' orderf on areas within and ad-1
Macent to wMurc ,
U be in effect
Dee. 31.
. . rlntiwl area it at Heath
s it Iiw: . v.
! nkjin .i ier ana lira
i( ,.Tilwt'rl itiined from the Oekndge sta
jLiO ibtd himiu Another t on North Win-
f-iB. M . "' ..j e.lmnn Crack. Saddle
aril 7" ... t. ihm Fall oak Guard
Ur3frmi Station will Miie permiti on this
JiwMsrevioui rel and on another closure on
ri.dMP "nJy creek on the aouth aide
J aty bd quaJ! of the Fall Creek road.
W rSSr mh A revised Salmon Creek at Wall
tliiert, w"0 M 1a Creek closure has been announced,
r'Cyiw h Pennit. available at Salmon
fSa'thJ Creek ranger .fatten and Mule
,w,med l Mountain Lookout.
Farm Prices
Af Low Level
Eugene Markefs
BCTTIMAT
First aualio- imeximua ol i u 1 i
auilitr"
' BlTTEaFAT (Whelessle eriet) Pork Cms: Loins. No. I. S-1! lbs . ..
an mwHiiitm tat-it.
IMS Cu iGood steeralt nJ tutr
tara. Sit.45; round!. Ul ll; trimmed.
SeS.T0; triangles. SS6.S7; square ehuclca.
MS-toi rios. iM.iii (orcauartin, MS-1J.
Veal and Calf: Gocd. SS8.40; Mmmn.
.....L ak SJl-JJ: utility.
r. c-i-.iu.Ti quainy imixlmun af .3S of 1 to; commercial, no.;.
i pr cer.l acysi
The general level of farm prices a ?...
m uregon cormnuea its down- riirrtS . --.
j . H"I (Weleele ,rlte
".. ouriui u njonia ejj. piat . wool; Coarse, valley u ma!um
ed June IS. re.ehin. th. lo,. t?i. !. - aSigadaa. 4Se n wops.
est level since mid-February 1947. 1? SadTxA . a. Sb "
aecordin. h wbi Urge AA ll"""'.?,.! Countay-Klllad Meat:
" ., iJn!i :.;;;" ? vm: Top quality J!-3lt It..-, aif.ar Drorerts-.
price, croo and weather rviar Grida a t.. h. .-.i.t n4 -...l, 'y' .
prepared bv the Oreaon stt Sr? Mtdlum" 1 vitu poor or haavtar n-!t I He shot Jive. Three state po
PnlUtfA av,.n: . - - I'.''- small ... -JSP' "Oas; L.l..l DlOCKCri, 1.3C ID.
e&iiUH IOI VICC. . a...Bi
ine maex at mid-June stood' LiV;;
at 195 per cent of the 1938-1947 " A Urit
Farmer Allowed
To Shoot 5 Elk
REEDSPOBT (.P) Wessley
Harrison, a Loon Lake farmer,
shot five wild elk and it was
all auite leaal.
ate SI: aou!der, IS lbs. sown. $541:1 Th farmar uhn Viari romolilined
Stt parii!e. stl alt oaicassai. ssj.M; mixad1 . inf rarmer, w no naa rompiaiiija
waianta ao ;wet. wai wua eiK wne ucauiviiig ii;o
Beglster-Guard, Eugene, Ore., Thurs., July 28, 1949 Page 13A
received a State Game
I .. .rxluction
fc'jalW balanced
F1 vT-.. titrt T'
Mr wv'-
ffinTURA EGG PRODUCEP
gjjyODB local unnw
3
FMiaraiu a Arl
For Greater Fraternity
Waft's Mini-military Uniform Rank com-
anajaegree ,
Nominally isc lb o it-mon-h ' Commission permit to kill up to
jive animals if touna on his
.,?uua magiaaaia wntm a rt ni
BIOOU Larft AA ' I " at, 10.12c
level That was a decrease of .oSS a s..'um r -two
per cent for the month, five rot. lie ibtiDi ."ncaT"
per cent since the first the Nft !c
...ate
. .a;
tec
.i aowieemen helped him load the car-
Umta: Top ouaiity. sj-stc lb.i mutton, casses and taKe tnem into Keeas
'b!Ii: Good co... is-jsc ib.. cnm. Porl 'or butchering.
year, and 18 per cent since
June 1948.
mid-'Hn'. 3p Ikl-. No'- 1 colorad .- 11c
under 4 lbs.. No. J colore! ITc
With very few exceptions, most I Uajiorm over 4 iba .'No.'s litrt "iic
farm commodities in Oregon atiLefhofS; Z;. So! i ffi &
mid-June were substantially be- ib',h,orn1 un,d,r " n lnht TIisc
low a year earlier. Durin. the!r30: SWX: !K- Hi
year past, the combined index of S?- i,1h0"l,BnV. W !& ";: JJ0
tnin, u i ... i j i 'eanorns springs, iba. or over We
o. ..,.., ., ag pgiaw nas o- wo. i lesjiern aprlruu, 114 lb. or aw Jtc otlanb LtvasTorK
cullers. ll.ISc
Onlona: Market full: Velio G'oba
Babosaa. naw erp. Calif, med- &- laria.
KOO-13: Beds. H Ji-lJ. While Glslies.
S3.S0-4 00.
Potatoea: Ora. Boardman Dtitriet Wbite.
Rosa No. 1, !., No. 1. o-l. 00 per te
lbs.
Hay: New crop windrow bales, U. 8.
No. 1 creen alfalfa or batter, trurk lota
FOB. Portland, S30-JI: U. S. No. 1
mixed timothy. S31; new crop oata
and vetch mixed hay. uncertified clover
na.v. 1zo.11. depending on Quality, baled,
on Wlllamttta valley farms.
creased about IS per cent.
ine greatest decrease in
Steal and cocki
barks
this Cascara. lb., dr
1C PORTLAND. Julv
Salable cattle 300. calvta 60
lAPI 1USDA-
los
i
orbit cod Boyi oi Woodcrait encampment this
CZ2 aemt of these compcmlM wiU practice te
Cm psrtedlon to colorful drUla omej ritualistic
jemwiieay
McmberaJiip in th Uniform Rank with Jtt
Mmtm; MtoM Hviti 011(1 ttitow
tUp fj out of many benefits Woodmen
itctlr, Ati the local Woodmen represento
tes Id explain toe protection and fraternal
ptorarti for eon enjoj' as a Woodman.
WOODMEN of the WORLD
Life Iniurance Society
OMAHA. NEBRASKA
OMAHA WOODMEN
Life Insurance Society
OMAHA, NEBRASKA
JOE STORY, DIST. REP.
MM Paramount Drive, Springfield, Oregon
Telephone 7-7676
Tall 11 ir
potatoes, which wai down tbout Taiiow. n.
MMa-tVii.j r..... Tallow. No. :
W4.-.-U1HU. uiiu wr aown hide ui wool
auvui. ).uufui, ana u looBt nay1 a'1"" -,
declined .bout eight per etat. loMdel'
uivcotucK items, as a wnoie,! S ii 10 1DS
mid-June to mid-June. Meat ani-M!!)- " ciipi4
mala were down about 14 per cent, MohlS: H.Z
while chickens and eggs de-
clined only seven per cent.
Oregon range conditions
July are reported to be about
the third lowest of record for this !?G',
time of the year. The cattle and 10125'," Ur::n:
sneep conauion lor Oregon t?;:f,IT
mid-season is below t year ago
and also below average. Cattle
marketings have been running
heavier. Reports from most areas
indicate that feeder lambs will
be fairly plentiful, end grass fat
lambs in limited supply.
, fa Lisa V-VI teVs inslta,
'e-ectivt. mostly steady to weelt; tome biU
m I lower on u cleweei early attr tale's
ino;iiy roinmon crassrr at ib.oi,(io;
-r .few low medium iteer? held upward to
' . w wvt win. no nisn meatujn
U.oo-.T.Mj canner-cutter
cow rather slow it moitly ll.M-12.50;
"V- aneiie aown to jo.oot lew common -meo
-rnnum Dei cowa ia.oo.H.00; common. med
-!?e'tn, IUH1 built lai.00.17.00: ood veal-
-w!yr Heady to itrong t 19.00-to.30, ehotce
K nK: cuu'commoii io.ooif.t.
'HPublic Market
Why the Fuss?
Barkley Asks
WASHINGTON (U.B Vice
President Alben W. Barkley says
he can't figure out why there's
so much fuss over his visit with
an attractive St Louis widow.
'I dldn t violate any law of
legislation, society or propriety,"
said the 71-year-old widower.
and I had a swell time."
Returning to the capita from
Minneapolis last Sunday, Barkley
made a side trip to St Louis
where he had luncheon with Mrs,
carieton 5. Hadley "and some
other mends.
"I don't know why people are
wondering about it," commented
the vice president,
Mrs. Hadley, whose husband
was general counsel for the Wa
bash Railroad until hia death in
1945, said she found Barkley "a
very friendly peraon."
Asked whether a romance was
budding between her end the
vice president, Mrs. Hadley re
plied:
"Strictly no comment."
Qrade A Small .
vctiClABLEB
Corn . . .
Beam, araen, lb.
Avaead'oa. Nil al '
Cabbage, lb.
taooage, rec 10.
Carrots, three bunches .
Lettuce, head, two for .
Cauliflower, lb. .
Celery, bunch , ,
Cucumber ,
Onlona, bunch
Onions, dry, threw lba.
Parsley, bunch
Radlshaa, bunch .
Peppers, srean. lb, ,
Tomatoei. nackae
Beete. two bunches .
ureen .
Turnips, two bunches .
tbuits
Cherries, lb.
Raspberries, box
urapeiruil, riorlda .
Walnuta unahelled .
..Ttc
..71c
BSC
JSe
I for lc
3Sc
1 lbs. 36c
- for SSc
.ao
..ISO
c
.llc
..13c
. ISC
-J for 19c
.. (or 15c
. Uc
The first all-iron American
railroarl bridge wan built in 1848.
Death Notice
US
Salable hoe. VIO: .i.nnlv Inclnda. 1th
late arrlvins feeder piss; butcher classes
s.cauy; soud'cnoica ita.zoo ids. mostly
...w: sew cnoice 2t.ro; iau-370 lb.. 11.00.
31.00: medium-choice 1M-170 lbs. K.00.
13.90; odd rood too lb. sows ttrons at
11.50 but few tows untold: llsht welihta
held around lasot no feeder pita sold
t.rir inoice nans weitnia quotaoit up
to zs.oo.
Salable sheep sooi market acUvt. ateady
to atront ; sood-chMce aprlns lambs lo.to
to mostt- 11.00: few hub sood.cholee
21.50: medium-good SS.TS lb. feedera 1T.00.
18.00; few common feeder, lfi.oot wnnA
vearllnga 11.00: aood llsht twea salable;
up to i.uu: oommon-maoium s.oo-i.nn.
KlRKPATRICK Emma Kirkpat:
rick of 853 West 7th St., died
Julv 28. 1949 at the aae of 87
years. She was born November
19. 1861 in Northwood, Iowa,
comini to Eugene. Oreaon 60
years ago, residing at her pres
ent noma tne entire ou years.
Her husband R. W. Kirkpatrick
and son. Dell preceded her in
death. She is survived by S sons,
Don and Robert of Eugene and
Elmo of Tacoma, Washington. 2
daughters, Ina Veltum and Irma
Lichty bptli of Eugene. 1 broth
er, James Blighton of Eugene, 1
sister Ollle Nye of Cuba, Mo.
Private funeral sen-ices will be
conducted at the Slmon-Louns-bury
Mortuary and Interment in
the Masonic Cemetery. Please
omit flowers.
FLIES GETTING I'SED TO IT
SAN FRANCISCO ft) Rl Com
mon house flies are not dying off
like flies any more and it is wor
rying the University of California
scientists. Flies apparently are be
coming resistant to DDT. It now
takes SO times the normal dosage
of DDT to kill 95 per cent of the
flies sprayed.
Both the male and female coy
ote help out in obtaining food for
their young pups.
Funeral Notices 120
lc
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-I n Je
19c
PORTLAND flEAISf
PORTLAND, July la -IAP1 Caah
wheat Ibid): Soft white 1.11: soft wklta
(excluding rex) l.lli whltai elub 1.11.
Hard Red Winter: Ordinary 3.111 10 par
cam s.ii( si per cent -li: 1 par torn
a.ii.
Hard White Baart: Ordinary 1.141 10
per eent 1.141 11 per cent LIS; 11 per
cant Ms.
Today'a car receipts: Wheat loot barley
oi siour 3i corn a: oats 01 miureea 7.
New York Markets
Portland list
PORTLAND. July UWAPllurtarfat
(Tentative, subject to Immediate
cCOY: Elmer McCoy funeral
service will be held at the
Smith funeral Chapel in Cot
tage Grove at 8:00 o. m. Fr day,
July 29, 1949. Interment In the
I. O. O. F. Cemetery, Cottage
Grove, Rev. D. Hugh Panniston
will oe in cnarge of the servic
es.
SALTSMAN: Frances M. Salta-
man funeral services will be
held at Eartholomew-Buell
Chapel Friday, July 29, 1949 at
s:oo p. m. witn interment in
Rest Haven Memorial Park un
der the direction of Cascade
Chapter No, 159 Order of the
eastern oiar.
i NEW YORK. Ju y IS APiA dnm.
.1 lbs. for 4e wara trend in the stock market was soon
A floor was tbimd after a wide variety
of issues sold at fractional losses. Very
alight efforts at a comeback developed In
,w uaM.ua wiu eem aeciinee vera
trimmed or erased.
Turnover was at the rata of around
600,000 shares for the full session.
ine market bossed down yesterday as
BARBER Frank Barber funeral
service will be held at Poole-
l.arsen cnapel. Friday, July J,
1949 at 2:00 P. M. Wesley G,
Nicholson, D. D. will officiate.
interment at Westlawn.
Tosle fli'M
Price lUrtWl
i '49
tasty "Pe
terries-
' 1 ..coot
On lottit imku
i mi PINTSI
c
A sL if
' i
changei: Premium quality maximum to
,3S to 1 per cent acidity delivered in
Portland. 63-560 lb. I first duality Sl.S4c
ID.: aecono qua aiy oi.ooc. yauey routes p0rl (or tht June quarter failed to dent
",L?n,3&2tl icnlS'iSi"irn !2 .-!th, ,,'k which gaaiawed In a fractional
It did todev aiter reachlnr the hlfheat
snvBi iinni iiimr r,
nanata-ai Mntma suullu
IVi . MMn4 T.atAn Vftllaiv mntaa "v'r'. T.,1H,,,.,'
The coyote muy hve three to
10 pups in Httur.
wholesalera: Grade AA W acore. 63o lb,t
As 92 (.core. 6lc lb.; B. 90 score. I8e lb.i
C. 89 score. 50c lb. Above . prices are
strictly nominal.
Cheese i beiiiae nrice to Portland
wholesalers : Oregon alnfles ttV-Tct
Oregon o-lb. loaf 4iw-9c
Eggs (To wholesalers) : A grade large.
olij-UUc: A grade, medium Mtt-ftmc-
B grade. Urge. M-Me.
- Live cnicxenj iMo i auaiuy r.o.o.
planU)t Broiler, under iVi lbs., tl-atci
fryers. IV, -3 lbs., Sl-33et v lbs.. -c;
roasters, 4 lbs. and over, S3-33c; (owl,
lahsrna. nvmr A lbs.. 12c i ealortid fowl
all weights, $3-l4oi eld roosterst all
weights. iazoe lb.
Rabblta (Average to growen)t Live
white, ids., iw-iio o-o ids., iT-iact
colored, S centa lower; old or heavy does
and bucks. eM4e Jb,i dressed fryers. 5-
7C id.
Fresh Dressed Meats (wholesalers to
retailers Der ewt):
Beef; Steers, good, 900.800 lbs.. HI-aBi
eomn.ere.ai, asa-ei; utiutr, vai-s.
Cows: Commercial $33-20; utility, $39.
Tendlni lowar mail af Ui Amv im
Republic Steel. Studebaker. Montgomery
Ward, Sears Roebuck, Western Union.
Commonwealth & Southern, American
Woolen, Texas Co.. and Mission Corp.
Steadier spots (ncludpd Chrysler, Wool
worth. Wrlsley (helped by an extra dividend-,
American Telephone American
Can and Standard OU (NJ).
look What we've
done to PRICES!
ALEXANDER'S
SPECIALS
in SPRINGFIELD
M SQUARE
PRINT
3 Yd,!
r School Dresses
Ravon
GABARDINE
HiUCni,
r i
-ri -f f f, tiff M
Wool 'O The West
Oregon Queen
72x90" All Wool f99
Blankete
" Squaw
toi Frocks
Cannon and Thomaiton
SHEETS, Type 128 J 98
81108 A
Luxurious
Virgin Wool
Slight irregulars, of
famous Oregon made
blankets f99
78x90 f
29
8 oz. Sanforized
PEDAL PUSHERS. Women'i, Wk to 204 .... 2.49
LUGGAGE, Farnous Brand. 15.00 to 22.80 Mi ott
PILLOW TUBING42 inch. UeTCotint yd,49c
SLACKS. Men's AlMVool. Reg. 14.95 . 10.77
Man's
ft CALLS
UNION SUITS, Munsingwear. Summer wgt 1.44
BOYS "T" SHIRTS. Reg. 1.98 98c
MEN'S PLAYIQE'sTuTRuhber. Kedettes. 2.99
KIDDIES"' SANOALSs'Leather 9e
MEN'S OXFORDS, Values to 10.95 'i Priee
BEN FRANKLIN
SPECIALS
PACKING
COAST - TO - COAST STORES
Pete 7 Ac PnUnUn Sayu
PAINTS ARE MADE
V ONE OE THE
COUNTRY'S FINEST
MINT PRODUCERS
BROOMS
77c
29c Imported
Cups, Saucers
J m Cup and
af Saucer
79c Famous Brands
Rayon Panties
3pr.?l
Paper Drapes
00
2 .o, 1
Flame Resistant
9 oz. Glass
Tumbler
3 (or IOC
CHILDREN'S OXFORDS. White & Saddlet .. 2.77
CANVAS SHOES, Children's KedettM 1.98
CANDY
An expert packer level
you money by preventing
breakage.
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