PAGE EIGHT
EGG VALUES RISE TWO TO THREE CENTS ON
EGGS HIGHER
POULTRY Pll
BUTTER STEADY
Portland, Jan, t Egg value arc
oaring in the local market. Quo
tations on the dairy exchange this
morning are two to three cent
higher throughout the list. Extras
are potted at 64 cent, firsts (2
cents, pullets 49 cents and current
receipts 47 cents.
Moft of the strength at this time
to due to the limited receipts. The
lay has fallen off considerably In
the past 30 days and the heavy ac
cumulations during; the cold wcath
r ar now out of the way.
Local buyers were active bidders
for suppl lea during; the past 2 4
hours while sellers were few and
after a premium lr. most cases.
The market haa reached an ex
treme level where the outlet will
be narrow unless other centers
continue ot advance.
The poultry market la steady;
fancy dressed turkeys are cleaning
up at a 33 cent top; there is a
good call for heavy and light hens
receipt are moderate, prices un
changed. Country dressed meat receipt
along the struct were about equal
to the demand; chclce light calves
holding at ib cents top; choice
light hogs 14.
Tho wool jnarke Is steady
around the 45 rent level on fine
grades. ItuRinons hits been mod
erate during the pant few days
with no big sales reported, flrow
ers are still bullish and Indiffer
ent to current levels.
Butt-jr is Btculy and unchanged.
There Is no surplus here, Extra
16 cents; standards 43 cents and
prime firsts 41 cents; fat bids un
changed at 49 cun'a delivered
Portland.
LIVESTOCK
Portland, Jan. 8 Cattle mar
ket steady; receipts 920; steers
good S7.f06j8.00; medluni 26.25ti
7.75; common 5.25 6c 6.25; can
ner and cutter steers $4.0060
6.25; net fern, good (850 pouads
up) 86. 00 ftiKi.76; common and
medium, nil weights $4.00
COO; cows, good 6.25 fit 6.00 ;
common and medium 84.0O?j 5. 25;
cannere and cutters $2.00 H 4.00;
bulls, good (beef yearling! exclud
ed) $4.00j4.&0; CO Amnion to med
lum (canner and bologna )$3.00
4.00: calves medium to choice (190
lba down) $7.00&10.50; cull and
common (190 lbs. down) $5.001
7.00; medium to choice (190 to
160 lbs.) $6.75f 9.60; medium to
choice (260 lbs. up) $5.507.25;
cull and common (190 lbs. up)
$4,5065.50.
Hogs steady; receipts 735;
heavyweight (250 to 350 pounds)
medium, good and choice $9.50
11.00, medium weight (200
to 300 lbs.) medium, good nnd
choice $10 2511.00; lightweight
160 to 200 lbs.) common, medium
good and choice $11. 00 St 11. 25;
light lights (130 to 160 lbs.) com
mon, medium, good and choice
9.50 fl 1.00; packing hogs,
smooth $S. 50 -Q9.00; packing hogs
rough $8.00ifr8.60; slaughter plw
130 lbs. down) medium, good and
choice $8. 60fti)9. 50; feeder and
stockcr pigs (70 to 130 lbs.) com
mon, medium, good and choice
7.00 iff) X. 00. Soft or oily hogs
and roust in i- pigs excluded in above
quotations. )
Sheep steady; receipts 478;
lambs, light und handy weight,
medium to choice $14.006jiti.oo;
heavyweight (92 pounds up)
medium to prime $12.00 1 4. oo;
all weight. s cull and com
mon $11.0014.00; yearling weth
ers, medium to prime $10. 50 St)
12.50; wethers (2 years old nnd
over) medium to prime $H5oni)
10.50; ewes, common to choice
6.00j)8.50; canner and cull $3.00
4r6.00. (Above quotation except
lambs on shorn basis.
POTATOES
Portland, Or., Jan. 8 Potatoes
firm With $1.25j1.50 for Oregon
stock: onions firm; $3.25 paid In
country.
Uirmit AND UUTTKltfr.VI
stelidy; extra enftes, city 4 tic";
standards 44 He; prime firsts 41 So
firsts 40c; undergrade nominal;
prints 49c; cartons 60c.
Butt erf nt firm; best churning
cream 45tff47c net shippers' track
one one; 49c delivered Portland.
win; at
Portland, Jan. H Wheat bid:
banrt hard white $1.88; soft white
1,78; western white $1.76; hard
winter $1.76; Northern spring
1.78; western red $1.71; lt.lt.lt.
har white $2.05. Today's car re
hard white $2. 05. Today's car re
ceipts: wheat 4, flour 1, hay 2,
POULTRY AND f.ggs
Portland, Jnn. 8 Eggs higher;
current receipts 46c; pullet h 43 M
43 4c; firsts 4ti046ttc; henneries
47f48e delivered Portland.
Portland, Or., Jan. 8 Ponltrv
stendy; henvy hens 2.1c; light 17W
18c; spi ingj 20ift25c; old roosters
10c; du'ks white Pekln 20r2le:
live turkeys 23c; dressed turkes
I0(?33c; geese 16r.
CASOAUA AND NI TS
Portend, or., Jan. I ('.warn
bark stddy. New peel 8c lb.; oid
peel nominal; Oregon grape root
4o pound.
Nuts Atendy; walnuts. No. 1
budded 2K4(j30o pound; filberts
1 5 0 1 8c p. und i aimonds 2 7c:
Brazil nuts 13d 15c; Oregon chest
nut 15 j 17c.
HOP M All K ITT
oPrtland. Jan. 8 Hons steadv;
new cluster 15c; fuggles 16tjl8c;
old crop num.
Salem Markets
Compiled from reports of Ka
leiu dealer for (lie guidance
of Oapiial Journal readers.
(Krvtwil dally.)
Grain: No. 1 white wheat II 4.
No. 1 rd wheat $1 6t (arnked).
tVholriunr I'rwrs
Mat; Top boga 10 He; ion
T0le; dressed hogs ISc; top
teera f07c; cowa 401c; can
ner eowi l up; bulla IHfifk.
prlng lambs up to 10 lba., 14c;
veal e; dressed veal Uc
Poultry: Springers 14c: light
hen lb & 17c; heavy hn 10c;
old rooster la; ducks 1 6 1 8c;
turkey 32a dressed: alive I8t26c;
geese lftOSOo dressed; live 12014c
white Pekln ducks, alive 14MSc;
India Runner ducks alive 140Mo
Putt erf at 4lo; creamery butter
SQ0tlc; eggs 14c; standards lie;
elects 40o; milk ti ls cwt.
Vegetables: Potatoes U-lbOMft
STOCK SALES IN
NEW CANNERY
MAKE PROGRESS
AH the stock that Is to be sold
in tho proponed new Pacific Fruit
Canning ft Pa'-klng company of
West Hal em will be sold by Feb
ruary 1 and the company will be
ready to start operations In pre
paring for the coming season short
ly after that, according to predic
tion made by W. F. Drager, presi
dent of tne company.
"Kales are progressing very sat
isfacturlly foil jwing the freezin;
weather," stated linger. "While at
first It was thought the freeze
might have done uncstlmated dam
age, we find plenty of fruit in the
upiunas.
This cannery will mean a big
boost for West Salem nnd should
have the he:irty support of all
growers on that side of the river.
"This is to be a growers concern
and every effort will be put forth
by tho promoters to (dace the
fruit Industry on a paying bais.
Unless we can grow fruit at a
profit wo had butter quit growing
it and go Into soinewttiing else.
"It la my opinion If grow' is will
coopcrato and ask for a fair price
they win get it, There are many
fruits producti'd In this scctiur dlf
rerent t tin it those pr .luc d else
whero and the buyer has to come
ht re to get it, There is nd reason
why the grower should not get a
fair price If he only works for It,
Chicago, Jan. 8 Opening wher.t
prices which ranged from 1 to
2 lower, with May $1.77 to
1.78 ft nnd Jmy $1.53 fit 1.53
were followed by moderate furth
er declfrw-H and then by something
of a rally.
After opening at to off.
MnV H 27 A to 11 thn nn n m.ir
ket recovered part of the lows.
oats started at to &
Inupr XI.-lV 61 V. to fil nrwl lhn
developed a little more firmness.
i-r-jviiiunn were easier.
net lower. May 1.77 H to $1.7 34
nnd July $153 to $1.63't.
Corn rlied steady at to
erit net decline. Mav 11 2NU to
1.28 14.
Mold On Prune Sack
Growers holding prumn in parks
are dii covering a eondi'ion which
they wtmo Ik hard 1 i account for
and that is tho appc,i-ant of mold
on top of the Packs. Tho primes
In such sacks show on examina
tion that they were well dried. It
Is stated that tho condition is proh
rtbly duo to the humid ntmosphere
an tho appearand of mold 1h only
on top of the sacks. No mold has
been reported on prunes held In
bins. Honu) growers st tte that it
n dangeroun to hold prunes in
tv.cki for more than two months
iter drying.
cwt.; head leduce $ t 00 craie;
( j-eKotl c:i hbage 3 3 Va c celery
hearts doz.; crate 5.50;
vt. onions $;(. Jfi, No. 1 ; boilers
$1.25 per cwt: swcot potatoes,
fancy, 8c; spinach greens 8c lb.;
peppers 25c; green Jluhhard
xmiash $2.'J5 per cwt.; punipkins
2c lb.; rul:ib'igaH 2c; iNirsnlps 3c
Kicked c'lulll'lower 2.50 crate;
ickel caiTtH 2lc lb.; Oregon Mo
yellow 2'c; hi'unxell sprouts, home
grown 15 c lb.; Jumble orange
J 2.50 box; J a panes) oranges 2.0,0
California, bunch vegetables: caf
iols, bets and turnips $1 dozen;
par.slev, radishes luc; green peas
ltic lb.
Fruit Apples $1.10 box, face
and fill. Choice and ext.'a t.un'y up
to $'J.5o box.
Charier No. &S
HKPOKT OF TIIK
WHEAT AND CORN
SHOW DECLINES
Salem Bank of Commerce
Salem iu I he State of Oregon, at close of business Dec. 31, 1924.
KKSOUKCKS
Loans iiud discounts, including rediscounts shown
In Items I'll and 30, if any 4Gl.4tIl.30
Overdrafts secured and unsecured 1,301. 2ti
U. S. government securities owned, including
tho r shown In Hems 30 and 35, if any 50,000.00
Other hiuids, warrants and securities, Including
foreign government, stale, municipal, corpor
ation, etc., including those shown In Items
30 and .'15, If any 283,202.92
Hanking house, 22.000.00; furniture and
fixtures, $1 600.00 23,500.00
(all) Cash on hand In vault and due from hanks.
bankers and trust companies designated and
approved reserve agents of this bank 241,467.42
Exchanges for cleaving hnu.se and items on other
hanks In tho siimc city or town as reporting
hank 12,984.36
Total cash and due from banks.
Items S, 9, 10 and 11 254,451.78
Total l,
UAHILITIKS
Capital stock paid In
Surplus fund 128,644.64
(a) I niltvided profits 28.554.64
(b) Iss current expenses. Interest
and taxes paid 20.217.90
DEMAND DEPOSITS, other than bunks subject
to reserve;
Individual deposits subject to check. Including
deposits due the State of Oregon, county,
elites or other public funds ,
Cashier's checks of this bank outstanding pay
able nn ile m. md
Certified checks outstanding
Total of demand deposits, other
than bank deposits, subject to
reserve items 23. 24. 25. 26 735.408. 42
TIME AND SAVINGS DEPOSITS, subject to re
serve and payable on demand or subject to
notice:
Time certificates of deposit outstanding
Savings deposits, payable subject to notice
Total of time and savings deposits
payable on demand or s'ibject
to notice. Items 27 and 28 8250,181.10
Total 1,073,917.16
STATU OK OHKOON, County of Marlon, ts:
I, 11. V. Compton, cashier of ths abovs named bank, do solemnly
swear that the above statement Is true to the best of my knowledge
end belief.
H. V. COMPTON. Cashier.
COltnKCT Attest:
B. h. 8TKRVKS,
W. W. MOOKK,
8. D. EU.IOTT, Directors.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 6th day of January, 1116.
A. W. 8MITHKH, Notary Public.
(SEAL) My commission expires Sept. 1, 1926.
HEAVY PRUNING
TO SIZE CROP
From now until the harvest sea
son it depends upon the grower as
to wnetner or not he will have a
crop of large slzea in prune, or
wnemer tne crop will be made ui
of mall sizes from which he will
receive little or no profit, accord
Ing to Karl Pearcy, who has been
through the orchards considerably
the past two weeks on a prune
nuying expedition for the Kobert
C. Paulas company.
"Prune buds are not as plenti
ful on the trees as they should be,"
states Pearcy. "The buds are not
fat or healthy. The conditions are
very similar to those of the season
1M9-1920 when an extremely dry
Mummer was followed by a severe
winter. The conditions then gave
a lair cro, in very small sizes.
orowen, a.i far as I can determiin
are doing very little pruning no
far. They should prune hard In
oruer to obtain sizes next year.
Prim ill Au Advantage
"This country is a aeinl-arid
country in tJio summer time as
fruit growers ure Juat beginning to
learn and very seldom is there suf
uc ten i moiHiure in tne summer
time to make a good crop of
prunes In the larger sizes. There
Is no money In the smaller fIzp.s
and It is doubtful If there ever will
be. It Is up to tile grower to prune
severely, plow early and cultivate
intensively in the spring If he
want large szefi. Anyone can get
largo sizes with a light cron. but
only thi goul grower gets good
hizes irom a normal crop.
"In the early days oi prune
growing on new soil It w.is easier
to get large olzes than now. The
most advanced growers have come
to tho oncliiHion that It is neces
sary ,'o use cover crops every year
ami not every inird year as In th
past. The, vetch acU as a apong
in thn soil tho early part of th
.season anil retains the moisture of
winter which otherwise would
evaporate under the early hot days
and whb-h helps leaf formation and
titves a healthy green color to th
foliage.
lncrcnw the Size
"A well planned program on th
part of the grower from thin date
on should incre.ise sizes in the or
chards from 10 to 20 points, which
increases means a profit for the
grower on nis years operation.
"The orchards went Into the win
ter short of the usual full mois
ture and early cultivation will hold
the winter moisture for tho use
Jt treo roots later in the spring."
Pearcy states that there are till
quite a few prunes scattered
around among growers, many more
than he first thought when he
siarte 1 on his buying expedition
ll also stated, following a trip
into tho Yamhill and Forest Grove
sections, that the Yamhill local of
the northwest exchange received
2.500.000 pounds of prune of whi!
!t has about a million noniul h-it
Hyron Shuck tho local manager at
i am nn i reports t lie prunes on
baud nre of first quality and grow
em generally ui that dtetiict are
supporting the exchange. There Is
hiiiiio talk there or doubling the
capacity of the packing plant at
that point. Pearcy says that at
Forest (irove tho local In charge
of George Hinsdale probably has
u larger percentage of the irrowoi-M
oi ine community signed up than
any other local under the ex-
nange. At Forest Grove all of
ho carton packing for the ex
change In done, tho plant there
navim; tine equipment and Hins
dale an expert carton man. The
l oiest Grove plant Is making nn
effort to keep its costs down to
n a cent a pound.
Knowledge of men and man
ner, the freedom of habitudes and
conversation with the best com
pany of both Hcxcfl, in necessary.
Reserve District No. 12
CONDITION OK TUB
000.00
000.00
8.326.74
1. 768. 16
310.78
1.067.26
1.1 14 84
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON
1.
FORD FOR LIBEL
The move of aron Saplro to
fit art suit against Henry Ford and
the Dearborn Independent because
cf allegations made in the Inde
pendent that Kaplro and his co
operative marketing organization
work were part of a vast scheme
on the part of the Jews to com
inunize America, Is creating greah
interest among fruit men In Salem
and the vicinity to whom Spiro
is well and personally known.
In fact It la generally conceded
that the organization by tiapiro
here of the Oron Growers asso
ciation was one of the main step
ping stones to hia successful cam
paign throughout this country and
Canada in which he has put over
co-operative organizations covering
products of every character. Two
of his biggest organizing achieve
ments following his work In Ore
gon were the creation of the Am
erican Tobacco growers and Am
erican Cotton growers associations
The American Wheat (Irowers co
operative, a super-organization has
been abjut the only co-operative
or magnitude in the country not
ciganized under Sapiro's guiding
hand. That association failed. Sa
piro is generally credited with hav
in? amasficd a respectable sized
fortune in this organization wuik.
He is also legal council for sonic
of th) largest co?operatlves In the
Ll'Sill?8H.
Kapiro la remembered here with
distinctly different feelings by dif
ferent elements. Some growers
and fruit men still swear by him
and declare that his form of co
operative organization Is the only
one that has ever proven success
ful and that while he charged large
fees the organizations created con
sidered his knowleda and efforts
worth it. On the other ha.id to a
r.u rubor here his name :a anathe
ma. Home members of the old Salem
Kiuit Union openly charge &iplro
with having deliberately attempt
ed to wrM-k that union so the
larger Oregon Growers association
could build up on its ruins.
Every man ts a missionary, now
and forever, for good or evil,
whether he designs it or not.
PIUM I.AM.VHON
Whereas, W. E. Crews, corpora
tlon commissioner of the state of
Oregon, as required by sectiqn
6890, Olson's Oregon Laws, did, on
the 5th day of January, 1925, re
port to me, as the go ve re nor of the
state of Oregon, a list of all of the
corporations organized under the
laws of the etate of Oregon for
gain, which, for two consecutfve
years or more next preceding the
said 5th day of January, 1925,
have failed, neglected or refused
to furnish him, the said corpora
tion commissioner, any statement
required to be furnished under
any law of this state, or to pay
any license fee required to be
paid under any law of this state
and
Whereas, said report of the cor
poration commissioner, so mad
as aforesaid, contains the names
of the following corporations.
which, for two consecutive years
or more next preceding the date
of the report, have failed, neglect
ed or refused to furnish any such
statements or to pay any such li
cence fee, towit:
20405 Aberdeen company
24153 Acme Plumbing Heat
ing Co.. Inc.
23465 Acme Products company
22961 Adams Brothers company
10128 Advance Mining and Mill
ing company. The
24086 Admiralty Packing com
pany
24454 Advertisers Service com
pany
24145 Affiliated Schools A Col
leges of America
24579 Alaska-Cleveland Mining
company
24548 Alblna Electric company.
Inc.
24420 Alexander Realty Co.
17783 A. V. Allen, Inc.
24121 American Automatic Aer
oplane Stabilizer company
24384 American Bond and Mort
gage company. The
22359 A merican Dlato Co.
24712 A merican Lumber com-
pany
24833 American Lumber Stores.
Inc.
22914 Anderson-Burgess Lum
ber company. The
20284 Anderson A Co., A. O.
24463 Apartment Investment
onipnny
22541 Apex Lumber company
21047 Apperson Motor Car Co.
24611 Artie Trading Co., Inc.
243S3 Argyle Shale-Oil Corpo
ration
23293 Arsneau Automatic Tum
bler Lock company
24!t6 Ashland Granite company
21K78 Associated Welding A
Machine Works
21774 Astoria Builders Associa
tion, Inc.
23520 Astoria Overseas Corpo
ration
23623 Astoria Theater company;
The
24997 Atlas Lock Nut and Bolt
Co.
2143S Auto Investment Co.
17558 Automatic Manufacturing
company '
2333 Automatlve Sale Co.
24353 Automatic Train Stop
company.
222K3 Bend Juniper Products Co
2045 5 Bnd Press Publishing
company. The
22099 Best Garage, The
24.S25 Seth Incorporated
24505 Hinney Picture Corpora.
tion. Josh !
12072 Blanco Development com;
pany
22462 Blue Creek Mining com
pany. The r
24104 Blue Mountains Mine
company. The
11767 Blue Toint Oyster com
pany
162S9 Bollam Investment Co.
No. I
20004 Bolton Service Station
23707 Boswell Mining Co.
222S4 Bond A Securities com
pany
18603 Boss Toot Mfg Co.
1459 Bowen Candy Co.
S4577 Brills Ladies Toggery
10937 Brix Lumber company
25041 Broadway Sportsman's
Shop
10937 Broughtoo A Wiggins
Lumber Co.
1 901 4 Brown- Pttstl Lumber
company
ALL SIZES
FRUIT PESTS IS
URGED !il SPEECH
Portland, Jan. 8 ( Special
W'Hh eastern states spending vast
sums in combatting fruit pests,
coast states should take warning
from their plight and wage pre
vention campaign now which will
result in the savings of millions of
dollars In the future, cannera oi
the northwest in convention here
were told by experts In pant dis
eases, frof. J. T. Jardino of Ore
gon Agricultural college and E. C.
Johns.ii of Washington stato col
lege v. em among the ape-tkers.
Kxtreme measures will be need
ed, they slid to prevent the spread
of diseases from east to west but
such preventive measures can be
taken at an enormous saving to
the coast from future perils.
K. C. Quinr. of Salim wa In
charge of the cutting dmoistra
tion in the cherry dlvlsi n. with
Kred Kaster of Portland In charge
of prunes, A. W. McCj, Sumner,
Wash., pears; l. J. Matthews, Kv
erett, Wasli., apples.
Over 150 canneis from Oregon.
Washington, Idaho, California and
liritish Columbia are ntten.ling the
se an I una which close Thur-iday.
BULLETIN ISSUED ON
PLUM AND PRUNE CULTURE
"Plum and Prune Growing In
the Pacific States'' is the title of
Karri ors bulletin 1372 published
by thf? United States department of
agriculture and recently put out.
In its various forms the plum is
more widely distributed through
out the country than any otlwr
tree fruit but the value of the plum
crop In the United States is ex
ceeded by the apple, the peach, the
omn:,'e nnd tho grape. The great
range of distribution of plum trees,
however. Is mainly Incident to the
great diversity of spocles. But of
the commercial Industry, practi
cally two-thirds of the plum and
prune trees of the country are in
the Pacific coast staes of Califor
nia, Oregon, Washington and Idaho
says this bulletin. It Is by C. F.
Kinmnn, poinologLst of the bureau
of plant Industry of the depart
ment and Is of sixty pages.
23174 Brown-Shipley company
24028 Buck Creek Lumber com
pany. Inc.
23603 Bungalow Construction
Co., Inc.
24467 C & M Stages
23633 Canyon City Civic Im
provement club
24069 Camas Prairie Cowboy
convention
22186 Carlton Elevator & Mill
corporation
22733 Carney-Maloney and com
pany 24 331 Carpenter Bide- & Inv.
Co., W. A.
24154 Carneaux Squab Co.. Inc.
18745 Cascade Farm
24571 Central Garage Co.
23582 Central Mining company
23653 Central OH and Gas
company
24360 Central Oregon Jersey
Farm, Inc.
23608 Chan Co., Inc., 8. M.
24249 Chapman company, John
23958 Channel Lumber company
2438G Cheney & Company, Inc.
22797 Chenoweth company, C. E
23345 Chevrolet Motor Com
pany of Oregon
24897 Crickamln Mining com
pany 24483 Chrlstenson Lumber com
pany 24178 City Fuel and Transport
Service, Inc.
24880 Cloverdale Hotel com
pany 21250 Coast Kir Lumber Co.
24678 Coast Improvement com
pany 25037 Coast Radio Corporation
24504 Coffield, Inc.. Katheryn
24324 Columbia Highway Park
Co.
24359 Columbia Hospital
24713 Columbia Lumber com
pany 1.10S2 Columbia River Light and
Power company
24848 Columbia Sales company
21725 Commercial Hotel com
pany 20S21 Commercial Specialty
company
22611 Compo Stone Co.
24350 Consolidated Securities
company
24641 Construction Securities
Co. Inc.
22292 Coos Bay Fish & Canning
Co.
11171 Coos Bay Townslte com
pany 24877 Coos Bay Union Realty
company
20054 Cornett and company
11S39 Crater Lake company
237S9 Crater Oil Gas company
24796 Crawford Electric Shoe'
Polisher Co.
24164 Crook County Publishing
ci mpany
25812 Crown Stables, Inc. '
9CC2 Crow Telephone company,
The
22127 Cullaby Lake Cranberry
company
25044 P. A E. Cedar company
2:1924 1-Lite Manufacturing Co.
21 472 lawson, C. O. A C. M.
20T33 Dawson Brothers Lumber
company
23743 David's. Inc.
24076 Dallas Producers Canning
Co.
203fi9 Davis. Inc.. E. C.
239 Denmark Cah Store
249.16 Deschutes Company, The
21671 DeWttt Motor Co.
24343 Diamond Sheep company
2 4:us Dow Association Hospit
al. The
fi.."i40 D'Spnin Concrete Con
strue: ion company
2447S E.it Boswell Mines, Inc.
2 4 " t :l Eastern Oregon Fageol
company
24 J J 4 Kastern Oregon Machin
ery company
16065 Eastern Oregon Realty
company
15549 Eggermont Orchard com
pany 24471 Eleanor's Hat Shop
12518 Electric 8tore. Inc.. The
18789 Electric Sugar-Cons Man
ufacturing company
14669 Elgin Warehouse com
pany 18648 Elk Ridge Timber com
pany 14054 Elliott Oil Corporation
12498 Eola Hills Walnut asso
ciation 7130 Estate of T. A. Davis Cor
poration The)
22102 Eugene A Western Lum
ber company
247 40 Eva neon-Peters Lagging
Co.
17428 Kdimiount Brick ft TUt
company
194X4 Falrview Stock Farm
18795 Falls Land Co.
23073 Far East Trading com
pany 23993 Farm Products Distribut
ing company of Bend, Oregon
23431 Fanners Warehouse and
Millitu: company
22ii27 Federal Box and Lumber
company
22bt8 Federal Guaranty com
pany 13783 Ferndale Creameery Co.
24604 Field's Inc.
23932 Flxlt company. The
25074 Forest Grove-Vernonia
Stage IJne
24630 Fort Klamath Agricultur
al and Livestock Loan company
24198 Fort Klamath Rodeo as
sociation 24438 Fort Rock Drilling ft De
velopment Co.
ISoOi Foss-Russell Battery Co..
Inc.
24251 Franks Dry Cleaning Co..
Inc.
&1523 Freedom Playing Card
company
23586 Friends Oregon Colony
evaporating company
19173 Fruit Growers Exchange
Z4400 u. H. ft A. Live Stock
company
24045 O. A R. Machinery Co.
18(179 Garbe, Inc., W. C.
23593 Garrett & Son . Inc., J. H.
24019 Gilbert-Stores company
24468 Gillespie Mortgage ft Fi
nance Co.
8576 Globe Lumber company.
Incorporated (The)
24 558 Golrl Coin Finance Cor
poration, The
24766 Gold Ridge Mining com
pany 24116 Goldman Hall Engine
company
21215 Cotter & Com nan v
17892 Grand Avenue Stables Co
245.18 Gras Valley Mercantile
company
243fi8 Gravity Electric Switch
company
23865 Gray. Inc., R. M.
24854 Great Western Mining
company
23667 Grey's Quality Stores
23531 G rover Sanitarium
14295 H. U. ft A. Logging com
pany 24214 Hamblet ft Co.
23412 Hansen's Automotive Ser
vice, Inc.
24426 Hardin Brake company
21243 Harding company
24270 Harris & Co., Phil
23471 Hart Bros. Ore Develop
ment Co.
24241 Harvest Baking Co.
18860 Hnyden Island Improve
ment company
20861 Hemphill's Trade Schools,
Inc.
15968 Hermlston Farmers Ex
change 24346 Hillshoro Title company
242a Hinman Tract Land com
pany 24695 Hofele ft Co.. C. C.
24208 Holmes Business .collejr
24192 Home Builders Securities
Co.
15655 Home Installment Co.
23994 Hydraulic Stump Puller
company
24365 Idle Hour Social club
24935 Independent Baking com
pany 13955 Inland Empire company
23365 Inland Motor company
20028 Intermountain Telephone
and Telegraph company. The
15953 Interstate Contract com
pany 24157 Interstate Lumber com
pany. 239S6 J. K. Manufacturing Co
24030 Jerome-Boyer Co.
8124 Jordan. Valley Mercantl'c
company (The)
22020 Kalvelage Lumber com
pany 23062 Kegg Lumber Co.
23084 Kirk Lumber Co.
24186 Klamath Delta Farms
company
22566 Klamath Live Stock
Mortgage Loan company
24209 Klamath Petroleum Co.
23329 Klamath Pine Manufac
turing company
24203 Klamath Record Publish
ing company
24455 Klamath Rodeo and Fair
Ground association
15224 Klelnsorge Co., G. H.
440 Knappa Coal company
20381 Kronenberg company,
John L. s
24255 L. L. L. Amusements Inc.
25091 La barge company. Inc.
22072 Lafayette Canning Co.
22301 Lallcy Electric Co.
24807 Lawson Auto Co.
22931 Lee ft Co., R. W.
9294 Lewis and Clark Mining
and Milling company (The)
24175 Lignaclte Fuel company
23836 Lindey Co., N. O.
17153 Lower Columbia Farmem
Creamery company
Z4954 Lovry ft Pike, Inc.
24680 Luellwitz Lumber Co.
Gus
24174 Lumbermen's Adjustment
Bureau
24798 Lumber Products Corpo
ration of America
246 lOMahon-Wall, Incorporated
24990 Manning Lumber com
pany
233S6 Marr's Chemical Co.
23019 Maunula Estate, Inc., E.
23891 Marsh & McCabe com
pany
23230 Martin-Richards Co., Inc
23S26 Mnxam Shirt Garment
company
23414 McMinnville Motor Car
Co.
24354 Medford Candy comoanv.
The
23348 Medford Electric com
pany 19371 Medical Springs Tele
phone company
22394 Metallic Boat company
22577 Mildman Cigar Co.
10577 Mill Ditch company. The
21332 Millmade Construction
company
24356 Millport Mercantile Co.
25010 Mills Spruce Inc.
23284 Milton Development com
pany
24335 Milwaukie Casino. Inc.
24405 Milwaukie Community
club
21793 Milwaukie Machine A
Model Works, Inc.
24427 Milwaukie Motor Co.
24094 Mist Forest Products
cemp.my
24707 Model Building company
24774 Modern Cash Store com
pany. The
23922 Modoc Oil Co.
1566S Moore Bros. Inc.
24258 Mora Pump company
0592 Morgan Razor Works
11320 Mosier Valley Telephone
company
11232 Moss Telephone ft Tele
graph Co.
24938 Mother's Pie company
24117 Motorlogue Publishing
company
20792 Moulton Lumber com
pany 14132 Multicolor Sales company
of Oregon
12558 Multnomah Tire company
31478 Mutual Ditch company.
The
24937 Myers-Blackwell company
24912 National Investment ft
Sales company
24510 National Sales Corpora
tion 22811 National Securities com
pany 24219 National Umbrella Mfg.
Co.
3318 Nevada Ditch company
(The)
245 Never-Still Shingle Co.
24397 News Publishing com
pany 10360 1905 Real Estate com
pany. The
24684 Nitcrday Signal company
24339 Noble Metals Corpora
tion, The
18294 Normandee Land and Im
provement company
13160 North Irrigation company
23793 Northlands Ranch, Inc.
24223 Northwest Battery ft Elec
tric Co.
25042 Northwest Investment
company
21754 Northwest Mortgage com
pany 23534 Northwest Priseeler Co.,
Ine., The
23867 Northwest Shipping com
pany. Inc.
24440 Northwestern Dairy Cat
tle Loan company
24904 Northwestern Security ft
Guaranty company
16953 Northwestern Theatrical
association
23450 Eye-Wa rd co mpa ny
24307 Ocean Trading Co.
24236 Ontario Trading company
24810 Orecal Development
com pany
13361 Oriole Gold Mining com
pany 10664 Oregon ft British Colum
bia Mining ft Development Co.,
Ltd.
24259 Oregon Brokerage com
pany 21445 Oregon City Auto company
17790 Oregon Cooperage com
pany 23243 Oregon Dairymen's By
products Corporation
24858 Oregon Hardwood mille
23821 Oregon Lexington Co.
24827 Oregon Mall Advertising
Corporation
23725 Oregon ft Montana Oil
comjxiny
22930 Oregon Motor Car com
pany 23659 Oregon Motor TranFpor
tntion company
20401 Oregon Oil company
24340 Oregon-Oklahoma Oil Co.
10787 Oregon Realty and In
vestment company
22118 Oregon Rubber company
22946 Orego n lab Prod uc ts
company
14622 Oregon Strong Ledge
Mining company
24163 Oregon Supply Co.
24224 Oregon Valve Co.
20564 Oregon Wool Scouring
mills
21283 Otey and Soule Cattle
company
181.18 Owl Pharmacy
22395 P. and D. Lumber com
pany 23308 Peterson's
23827 Package Grocery Co., Inc.
24692 Paolfic Coal company
10338 Pacific Coast Door com
pany 24355 Pacific Coast Growers
Ca n n i n g. Packing and Preservi n g
Corporation
24328 Pacific Coast Growers
Canning, Packing and Preserving
Corporation
24580 Pacific Coast Import ft
Export Co.
23919 Pacific Coast Leather
Products Co.
24280 Pacific Construction com
pany 21072 Pacific Engineering ft
Equipment Co.
24725 Pacific Gold Mining com
pany 22049 Pacific International com
pany
23745 Pacific Mora Pump Sales
Co.
23361 Pacific Northwest Co.
21184 Pacific Northwest Grain
Dealers association
24230 Pacific Pine Lumber
company
2531)1 Pacific Tank and Silo
company
24MO Parific Tire ft Supply Co.
23752 Patent Products company
24141 Pheasant Fruit Juice com
pany
20477 Pilchard Mator company
23661 Pleasant Valley Box and
Shingle company
24245 Plumbers Oil company
23992 Portland Construction Co.
24161 Portland Drtgless Thera
peutic Institute
24952 Portland Petroleum Cor
poration 24009 Portland Provision Co.
9299 Portland Rendering com
pany 25054 Portland Slab ft Products
Co.
20213 Portland and Suburban
Coal ft Ice Co.
21770 Portland Times Publish
ing Co., The
24529 Producers Publishing Co.
24616 Puritan Tea & Coffee com
pany
19557 Putnam Matthews com
pany 23591 Quality Auto Top and
Pom ting company
23195 Quality Food Products
com pany
24 187 Rainier Distributing com
pany 24128 Rainier Manufacturing
company
24553 Redmond Masonic Build
ing association
24721 Henard Electric company
24424 Hex Catering company
19819 Rlce-Penne Co.
19639 Rice ft Phelan Co.
20951 Kimrock Springs Farming
ft Livestock Co.
24762 Itiverdale Water company
2451 1 Riverside Lumber com
pany 2T.0S0 Riverside Park Co.
24126 Robbins Machine Co.
23093 Roberts Tire ft Rubber
company. The
24316 Robinson Music Publish
ing company
22725 Rockwell Insurance com
pany 23425 Roof Security Inc.
23798 Rose City Lumber Mills
24759 Rowan Motor Co.. Inc., C.
23762 Royal Fish company
22605 Saddle Mountain Lumber
company
24319 Salem Apartment Co.
21323 Snnders-Swafford Co.
23709 Stintlam Reclamation
company
24996 Savage Realtor service
25016 Senilis Building associa
tion 9988 Sclo Milling company. The
16817 Seaside Door and Lumber
company. The
23763 Segur Products Incorpo
rnted
24239 Self Clearing Anchor
company. The
14307 Sequoia Spark Arrester
company
21949 Petrll-OpHs Fur company
15051 Shannon Lumber com
pany. H. P.
14287 Short Cut "Water com
pr-ny. The
23967 Shurego Mfg. Co.
12282 Silets Spruce company
23511 Silver-lie Co.
S4910 Sky lino Mill Co.
THURSDAY, JANUARY 8, 1925
24470 Slough Transportation
company
21784 Smith. Motors, inc., Ar
thur L.
23681 Snap On Dust Cap Man
u acturing company. The
24912 Southern Oregon Develop
merit compuny. The
24:189 Southern Oregon Explo
ration company
24357 Southern Oregon Land
and Live Stock company
24869 Specialty Manufacturing
company
22273 Spnghnum Products Co.
l'44t0 Standard Commercial coin,
pany
24863 Standard Construction
company
25008 Standard Stevedoi'ng
company
12870 Star Flooring Mills, Th
4755 Statesman Publishing com
pany 22522 Stefani Lumber company
22090 Sterling Lumber com
pany. The
23087 Stevens Phonograph Co.
20730 Stuart Cattle Co.
20416 Stuart Land Co.
24971 Stilly-Port Auto Sales Co.
22154 Sumptcr Gold Dredging
company
24102 Sun Dawn Sales Co.
25014 Sunrise Grocery
24512 Tall man Co., The
21921 Tehuantepec Plantation
Co., Inc.
24983 Texas Oil Land Develop
ment company. The
246S1 Texas Paris Oil Co.
24599 Thor Battery company
24481 Three Rivers Light and
Power company, The
24260 Tillamook County Boat
and Manufacturing Co.
23816 Torrey Refrigeration Co.
24297 Torrey Refrigeration Sales
Co.
24C04 Twin Lumber company,
Tho
22022 Umatilla Flour ft Grain
company
24114 Umbdenstock ft Co. W. M.
15110 L'mbdeiihtock ft Larson
company
23722 Umpqua OH & Develop
ment company
20684 United Adjusting associa
tion 23051 United Box company
20140 United Import ft Trading
company
24484 United Products company
24769 United "securities Corpo
ration 21341 United States Construc
tion Co.
21727 United States Oil ft Gas
company
2238 0 Universal Car Exchange,
Inc.
18118 United Tailors
23874 Vacuum Distributors co;n
pany
22120 Victory Lumber company.
The
22215 Victory Oil ft Taint com
pany 15222 Villa Park Irrigation com
pany 2 47 S3 Viola Railway company.
The
24845 Waddell Co., R. S.
22696 Wahkeena Furniture
Manufacturing Co.
21224 Waldport Land ft Devel
opment Co.
20902 Walla Walla Valley Can
ning and Pickling company. The
24521 Wallowa Valley Loan Co.
19913 Walnut Cultivation and
Marketing association. The
22169 Walter Tire Co., John A,
24320 Wapato Ranch company
24 590 Ward Construction com
pany 244R8 Washington Printing and
Publishing Co.
23499 Watson Bucket Plow Co.
23250 Watts Excavation com
pany 20008 Webfoot Lumber com
pany 11121 "Westftull Building com
pany 1 9723 Weston Mercantile com
pany 21609 Wefltinghouse Service Co,
23196 West Bend Building Co.
22343 West Bend Co.
21840 West Coast Box & Lum
ber Co.
24839 Western Dependo Safety
Signal Co.
23458 Western Fruit company
21198 Western Investment com
pany 24591 Western Lath and Lum
ber company
23291 Western Lumber Agency
24301 Western Oil-Lease ft Roy
alty Corporation
24546 Western Publicity Co. Inc.
20903 Western Reduction com
pany 24093 Western Reduction com
pany 24065 Western Refining com
pany 23S73 Western Specialty Sales
Co. '
24965 Western Stucco-Board
Manufacturing company
24212 Western University of
Commerce and Law
22397 Western Waste company
24462 Where Rolls the Oregon,
Inc.
246S7 Whltehlll Construction
company. The
19979 White Cafeteria Co.
243S0 Wilfred Investment com
pany 23945 Wilhoit Mineral Springs,
Inc.
24090 Willey Fruit company, Inc
24S96 Will-I-Soon company. The
11834 Willow Creek and Cow
Valley Telephone company
22343 Willamette Iron and Steel
Works Realty company
22926 Willamette River Lumber
Co.
22445 Worden company, W. H.
24032 Yonna Valley Oil and Gas
company.
('(Mipenitlvc Associations
18820 Crab tree Cooperative Tel
ephone association
24763 Crook County cooperative
Land association. The
23175 Grangers Cooperative
Warehouse association
25073 Oregon Milk Products Co
operative association
24211 Producers Cooperative
Supply company
22793 Shelburn Cooperative as
sociation, The
224 U State Giange Coopera
tive Exchange
I iTlgn 1 1nn n ml Ira I nnge
24542 Big Butte District Im
provement company, The
Now, therefore, I, Walter M.
Pierce, as governor of the state of
Oregon, by virtue of the authority
conferred upon me by section
6896. Olson's Oregon Laws, and
under and pursuant to the terms
and provisions thereof, do hereby
declare each and all of the fore
going and above named corpora
tions dissolved, and their articles
of incorporation revoked and re
pealed, and all powers conferred
by law upon such corporations are
hereby declared inoperative end
void.
In witness whereof, t have here
unto set my hand and caused the
seat of state to be hereunto af
fixed at the city of Salem, etate
of Oregon, this 6th day of Janu
ary, in the year of our Lord one
thousand nine hundred twentv-flve
WALTER M. PIERCE.
Governor.
(SEAL) By the governor.
Sam A. Koser, Secretary of State.