Capital journal., April 25, 1925, Image 10

PAGE TEN
THE CAPITAL- JOURNAL. SALEM. OREGON
BUTTER AND EGG
Home Wrecker
Port! in. 1, April SB TradK In
tha local iiruiliiL' market in owe I
ft mix-J sentiment in value at the
eli-M of .ha week. Overall au
I'lle were ple'ttiful and values on
an earner trend.
Dairy prtxlun hold jfnerally
lendy throuiir.ul the wwk al
thou?ht ljutt.-r and entSA nre weak
er u-diy. Largo rtoiao hjl linns
i'f egira have .Miiaed l.-cil dt-alera
to feel that prUoa tiro too high for
tafe'y v ilh ahipmenu Inc.easing
.th lb milder weather.
Cuhe butler la more plentiful
due to country arrival and bid
on the exchange are working low
er, print butter continue atea-Jy
and unchanged.
At the clone extras were posted
at 40 H venta. attndar a half
tent towr nt 40 cents; prime first
at 40 and firaia at 39. Print prices.
creamery basis are quoted at 43
cent wit 4 cartons at 44 cents.
Butt erf at bills are unchanged at
42 cents delivered Portland.
Fiiat rad.) effra were a cent
higher at tho cl jae at 30 cents
with exti'as nf.ea.ly at 31 cents on
ine exchange.
Denrind for live poultry waa leas
keen thla week although receiptB
continue 1 only fa!r. Hruilera are
celling alow at a 40 cut top with
several sales made around 38
cents. Unlit hens rule at 23 cents
and hcavlea a'. 2 4 cents.
Country dretaed meats are low
er th:in a week auo. Choir llirht
calves aro down to 14 cents with
good veal ffiitirf at 14 cent in
many IrutMn-?. Choice hokK, too,
wre winker with 17 cents the
xt remit top.
In the fruit and vegetable Hats,
apara(f;is occupied the llmellRht
during the part wek with auppllea
falling oft an 1 pi-low cllnibintf, on
account oi nto utuivora.ile grow'
Ing weather. At one time local
proas reach..- $2.75 ft dozen, but
cked today around $2 to $2.25.
OH potatoes alw climbed dur
ing the week, on account of the
vlean up of the !924 crop. Beat
Iturbank have Jumped to $2.60
with vc-y mile fancy stuff avail
able in the country under $2 oi
ls. 10. On th.i oilier hand, arrivals
or new potatoes were heavy this
ween and prices lumtued from fh
12 ceit level dwn tj 6 cents i
pound.
Kent grado of ol onions ara
fte'lln at $5.50 on Sherwood atock
an advance of j0 to 75 coma dur
ing th week. Nothing can be
bought under $1.50 in the country.
eLttuee, rhubarb, beans, peas,
cauliflower and apnach workod
lower during the we-Mt.
Por'land, Apr. 25 Cattle active
receipt a none: stcera, good $9.75 &
10.25: me Hum $8 759.50; com
mon J7.SOtirS.7fi; cnnn?rs and cut
ler ste4n $5 60 7.50, heiferi,
good 850 Iba. up) $S.25 j 9. on,
cemmo nanj medium, all weight
in UUV K..n; cows, Rod f -l.nOfrT
8.65; common and medium 6.25
t.00; other unohanKod.
HofM stMiJy; receipts 280;
Tacking hoa-a, smooth fll.50fi)
12.00; packing nova, rought $10.50
V M.00.
Sheep higher; receipt 220:
lambs, light and handy weight,
medium to inoie $8.5010.00;
heavyweight (9t lta. up) medium
to prime. $8.00 &9.0Q; all wclglitit,
cull ' an 1 ?oiumon f G.OiHt' 8.O.);
spring Iambi, medium to choice
13.0JtfVlu.2r; aprliif lamlm. cult
find common 111 0-ft 11.00; yearl
ing wethera moult m to prime $ i . r 0
e.00; wfihsrs (2 years old and
over) medium io prime $r,.'iMt
T 00; ewea, common to choice f4 no
f 6.50; ca:in r ind cull $1.50 H
4.00.
(Above qiiotatlnni exrept npting
lambs on shorn hnwl.-o
F.UUS Xtt l.tJTTIW
Portland. April 25 K ga firm;
current receipts 25 4c; pullela
2 3 lk U 2 4-e ; flrata 2ri ( IT. 4 c; hen
neries ilttfffiMic delivered Port
land. Portland, Ore, April 25 Butter
extra cuhe, city, 40V4c; standards
40c; prime ft rut 40c; flint
.c; prlntM 4.1o; cartons 44c.
Butterfat steidy; beat chinning
cream .e; net ahlppeia track
in xone l; 4Zc deliver; 1 Portland
POKTLnTui IV
PortlaiKl, AJrll 25 Wheat blda;
hard white, hluerftem bnart, $1.55,
my wmio si.so' western white
$1.48; ha-J winter $1.50; northern
Bprm g fin.'; wvat er n red $1.49
j:.U.U. Inrd white 91.40. Today 'a
rur rcocipirt; wne.il 2tf, (lour 2,
tats 2. hay 4.
POH1THY
rortlnnd. Or., Apr. 25 Poultry
y; heavy hetrn I8tf24c; light
.ft4v; niuiicra aHtf-iuc.
ONIONS AND POT-ATM KM
Portland. Apr. 25 Onions high
fr; $3 90r4 15 In country. Pota
Ices higher $2.00t2.15.
KVTH. HOI'S M) CASCARA
Portland. April 21 Nut quiet;
Walnuts IJtnic; filberts num.
Portland. April 25 Hops steady
new rlurters I6r; fuggles 15(T18
old crop nominal.
Portland, April 2 Casoain twirk
quiet; new peel 78c per lb.; Ore
(on grape root 4c.
ft 1)
l ! 11
Her foster-mother dead, Caroline
H elder, who Is only sixteen.
came housekeeper for her faLher
at tbeir home Id Uogota, N, J
Piece by piece sbe carried ou
moat ot the furniture audild i
io get money to ouy muvie ticket
and lolljpops. The police helper
put the llelder home togeibe
agafn.
anpargus 15c; new telephone peas
life: new mustard irrcens Kc
California strawberries. 12 box
crate $3.50; artichoke $1.00
nojsen; oranei, email naval $
nicmum ib.lut- large $6.50; new
gieen beans 22c; green beans 1
wax onionif 5.00: broccoli $ 1 .90
C2.40; Cn'ifcrnia cauliflower $2.75
CELERY. MARKET
BROKES ASSERTS
V.'ln-
11. .I-
JttlU'i
Salem Markets
Compiled from reports nt a
lem dealers for I lie guldiiue
or On pita t Journal readers
(ItcvlHcd dally.)
Hr joks April 25 C. It.
low, prcnidcni of the C. II
iiifon Co., wiH t ho h:iH-hcon
f .Mr. an I .Mra. It.
Thursday.
In the afternoon Mr. Juitea ac
mp inlcd .Mr. hwlow to look
er 'ho ectcry and .mi ni Krmin I
in Lake Iihlah. He w.ih very on-
inilnt'c over the s?onditlo.ia nre-
lllinc, hImo Malinir lh:it ih. nui.
ii ok in in M. wuere a vrealei
pint of i he fell rv raided In (hit
locality l.i consumed, li very fav
orabl j for ex'p?l nt markctlntr re
coil a. UiBt iv ir about ten cars
moved inl i Chicigo. which In uii
a I, a l-i.-al coin pel iiiiin l
again-il out lomr haul. Im. (hH
ear (ho inlcntinnj rue to pi. we
eeveral cam on the Detroit mar
ket. In all ihey tt nialc clone to 300
cars fin the oniinij ictiioii to be
tut from IIm t.aiiUh lil-lnct.
Air. and Mrs. Jon on accompanied
Mr. Witt -low to Portland Thurn
day evering.
T
BATTLE FROST
Meiford. Ore.. Anril 2E Rmmlff
lliK wn Konei-.il in tlia RiiKue rivr
vaney euriy tocmy for the Mcoud
ume triui .eison. when the mer.
t'Ury reat'hfd 31 In Uerifrn-.l
29 on t:ie flor of the vnlloy. Ar
cordi.ig to County Afnt n. c
Ci.te. the nii'l iKlmr wax moro it
i prec'iuii'ti inan rear or itprloue
injury nmi in nia opinion. n na
-.iii uaui.iKP wni nutrorej even
"' urrnardleta who dil not
npnt tncir jtniuiliie not.. Thi nir.
... o ii-iw if.iiiioivn'.iy mature to re-
i"'t c.-u!ieiiur th:in w.n
me ewe n in mi ill oko whi'ii the
finst rneril uniuilsiiij ni done.
Bend. Or .. Aorll "-.The r,.i,,i
...uiii n-nirier.iinie lliui ninrnliiK
vus 22 abovo zero aeociitln Io tli
ffovernm.li: wei-hyr ob.torvcr. This
lOWI'IIC llolnt rii.ll'lid in
ernl week, nlthoueh It In morc
mnn a k?,-h ,1,,,-e r.ilnlniiim
reBntere.l f.,..l to KO l.elo,y tho
freezing flJint.
Rlicene. rii-rt .n.ii -
fhiver,! thmuih the nicht ' .vl.Ei,.
he temneiMlui-fi rIik.iI ,.t
Frees ibnve xe.-n, a,.,,,, rne
irree nbovo tile treeyAnir n.iim n-..
'ny. howrver. thn .1... : '
hiisht nnd thing, warmed up a
Society
Tnnllnurn from I'.ro F'v, 1
The nwl l.-ioe of l):in Cionhi
c-nuirhl fire ahiu' ihi.iu Krlil.iv
iiom aiuiK.i i:irilo from n ImuIi
nre npa ruv. Ti lv nn.i am..i.....
Illlrl do-in hail Hie III. 11. unite.- ,-,.M
...i. in-) rr-nill'liu ll.linr.lte wan
coniparitlv ! nlUht 1, ,,v n
I uti-h of hiiMieH nlioiit ten
twelve feet will havd to lie renlar-ed.
eartl UK llUlllbera Tl, a -
el lib wag h08t to the group at
. ..in. neon nt noon. Member of
he reception commit la
Mr. Praneea Oreen. Mr w i-ik
era and Mrs. Frank Mllior.
The three Ralem eluh. nrfa.i
a Joint Invitation to the federa-
10 uoia tne next meetlnK
...c. nil lllVllHllOn Wfl. a tan mw
tended by the Hubbard club. Th
""" io time and place of
i.m nei leueration meetinir will
o m.ue ai toe neit board nieet
InB.'
Amonsr the delerntn. .h. Ar
daily regletered were the fol
lowing: from the Rnl.m wr
w.ui, .y,. w. 1. staley, Mr. Har
ry wienmer, Mre. W. E. Kirk
Mrs. W. B. Anderson. Mrs W. P
Farfto, Mls Mattle Heatty and
Mrs. C. K. Snaiildlnir- m.1,1.
I.-IIIU. IVirfl. K. K. F M lAf TkM M
Itlohard Krlckeon. Mrs. ' Mason
nisnop, Mr. Charles K. Denlaon
ml Mrs. E. w. nmior- u n
W. VrrKin of Aurora: from Sll-
verlon. Mrs. Orare Palmer lu
ll. M. Sims. Mrs. J w u.,ii.'
. Rex I. Ituoeell. Mr. Ail...
Klrsiher. Mrs. Jay C. Morley.
Mrs. Helen M. Wrlelilmnn ll
corue Wlnchell and Mrs aii
Habeily: Mrs. P. r; r:, .-,1
Mrs. Letlle Ilrye and Mrs. Maude
Hahrey of VVIIIard: Mrs Lore--
Tliomiwon of Macleay; Mra. N. H.
i.nnney. slrs. D. II. Looney anil
Mls Marxucrlla Lnonev of lf.
fo: ion; Mrs. Charles Hern u..
I: I.amh. Mrs. niond Sn m.
Mariraret Martin and Mrs. Eiluar
I'lerce of Atimsvlllp.
Olher reslstrntlnns l....,,,,.i
Mrs. Waldo F. Drown. Mr.
Mark. Mrs. MrShane. Mrs IV..
i.rapinassr. jirs. I.. Seholl. Mrs
Murphy of Hubbard: Mrs. Wnhl
hctcr. Mrs. V. If. Haller. Mrs .1
I. Hull. Mrs. Paul Mills Mm i,i.
MoshliorRer. Mrs. Rtla Hall anil
urs. 111a Parr of Wooilhurn: Mrs
larcin n. .viayo. .Mrs llenrv I
lie. Mrs. It. I). Ho ke Sllv a
Itynil. Allir Muruliv. Minnln r.
i-ii, .nre. 1:. 11. nrcwor all of
Staylon: Mrs. Anna II. VVInster
nil Mrs. William Shodrr of Au
rora: .Mrs. Cora Penhoilv of l..f.
rson: Mrs. J. C. Currln of Prnt-
.Mrs. A. M. Clow. Mrs. T H
iiin, Jim. E. c. Cordon. Mrs
nuy 1 1 all House, nalsv I.. Hen-
itison. all of Mill City, an 1 from
wooilhurn. also. Mrs. J. J Hid
well, .Mrs. Oscar lleleher, Mrs.
Klorenn l.nim, Mrs. Mon-iso.i and
Mrs. k. ,S ran if.
chajuber of comuieree. All - War
Mothers will be 'Welcomed at the
stat meeting whether or not they
re aitiiiatea with the stat or-
ganixatioo.
Servlrea at the First Congre
gational church tomorrow, the
last Sunday ot Kev. H. C. Kant-
ner pastorate, will Include 1
number of special musical offer
ings. uiii roril Kantner, son of
Kev. Kantner, and bia son, Jean
Kantner, will come down from
Seattle for the occasion. Jean
Kantner, who several year ago
was a lamou ooy soprano of Se
tile, and who now ha a deep
uaruone, win sinfT A .New Heav
en and a New Earth;" and the
choral Banctus from the oratorio
"The Holy City," Gaul.
l-luring the evening services
Clifford Kantner a pupil of Clif
ford Kantner, Clifford Kantner
himself, and William. Jackson will
give solo and duet numbers. These
will be In addition to the num
bers regularly given by tbe choir.
Mrs. Prank Zlnn will preside at
the organ.
Mrs. John R. Sites was host
ess at an extremely attractive af
fair yesterday when she entertain
ed her bridge club at a Chinese
luncheon In her home followed In
an afternoon of bridge. The rooms
or the bites home on Court atree
were lovely with narcissi, lilacs
unit tulips.
A unique effect was secured In
the inning room where the lunch
eon table was laid. Tall purple
iris and old rose tulips were com
bined with spirea in a large Chi
nese bowl of bronze. Marklnir
each place was a tiny corsage
mane 01 many colored gum drops.
fragile Chinese novelties were
used about anil Chines, incense
turnisned an additional touch.
Mr. Harley White. Mrs. O A
Olson and Mra. Paul Hauser
apeciat guest. High score was
won ny Mrs. w. I. Needham.
Linn memuers in the group
were .wrs. 1,. r. AHIrlch. Mrs. O
I.. Fisher, Mrs. R. C. Hunter. Mrs.
Clair Inninn, Mrs. Clyde John
son, Mm. Ernie Kanphahn. Mrs
W. I. Needham, Mrs. Cal Patton
and the hostess, Mrs. Sites.
Yesterjlay was the last meeting
01 me year which will he devot
ed to hridKe playing. The final
meeting when the members will
gainer to select prize for the
year will be held at the home of
Mr. Aldrlrh next Wednesdav. A
community luncheon will be serv-
ea at noon.
LEGALS
SATURDAY, APRIL 25, 1925
' " It id fur llauluitc Wood
Seile.1 bldi will b receivel hy
the County Court of Marion Coun
ty, Oregon, up to 2:04 o'clock p. m.
on Mav II. 1925. for hu.tln,t 9a
Cf)rdti of oil and second trrowth t0
wr-od front the County farm iai
Ifopmere. 30 cords to be piled ai
the Poor Farm north of 8aliji and
balance at the cocmy tool houce.
Salem. Said wood to IW delivered
not later than Sept. l, 1925.
Bidi to be fled in ihn i.ttiM .r
the County Clerk. i
The Curt rei,erven ha riuht in
reject any or all bid.
HOYI-Ilt. Co Clerk
Omln: No. 1 white wheat fl.36;
No. 1 red wheat II 37 imrkud.)
VlHrstvn rnif
Meat: Top hofni 1 3c: ao.-
1 0 1 lo; dnaaed hoira 1 7c ; top
t-ra Cstfc. cows $(5.5u; can
ner cow 1H up. bulla SHtfic,
prlnn lamba up to 90 Iba., 14c;
real 9c; dreaaed veal 13c.
Poultry: HprltiKers 35 s; Unlit
hen 20c; heavy hena 12c;
Old rooateip 10c; nucka M 171 Ho:
ffeea 181T20O drevaed: live 12 He
whit Pekln ducka. allv isttflSc.
India nunner ducka alive HttUr
Butterfat 41c; creamery butter
44 9 4fc; erTa 10c; atandardi 22c;
elects !4c; milk tt.tO cwt.
Veretablea; California He
potatoes lie; new potatoes lie;
Old potatoes 92.00 4 2.40 sack;
head lettucs 12.71.41.90 crate;
Texas cabbasa 6o California cab
bnre 194c; Oreffoo grown onions
4 cwt 60c lb.; crate onions $4,500
cwt. sweet potatoes fancy 12c;
plnach orats 11.60: pep
pers aOc; rutabaraa 92 00; para
alps J He; sacs; carrots 99.60: local
turnips 14 c; California bunch
vsffatablos: carrots 90o; beets, tur
nips 90j doa; para ley 90c; local
rnri lanes, prreen onions 90c; ftrai
fruit 94.29 VI.Bt crate; local rnu
Mra. J. A. K.ilehln h:i ).n tuu
"If ner alaror. Mia . p. uubert
for the in nt f u- .i.vi ..-..t.... ...
h i iiuiiiv in 9iiim I rbiiiy.
While clItnMnir 1..-n
fluhtln nt tho Crnnin hmuie, J, c
PeckiifK fell a nhoit iitti.im.. h.....
tnsr hla tlds whiM-o had been a re
eint Inturv. an I nUo i.i
oona ot nia lert arm.
Mr. and Mra. Aln liump of Park
cravill ma-le a ahort visit Thura
Iay vlth .Mr. Carl Aaoluwatl. Mra.
Hump la an tunt f Harvey Dunn,
artlat, whoxe work has recently an
peared In the Lad leu Home Jour
nal Miliar ithu His story "Klna:
lln bv Trial rani Tipper. M.a.
Hump la alno in irnx
tlonal abtlliy. '
F. A. Do,-rnr, f ti Ralem
r .N--tion.il bank, was In Hrook
...H.ruaT looainn U poaalhls auh
sirlbera to thrf inen m,i fund.
O W. Slm,nn .if Portland wan
... i.u.j.i JiuiTii.iy on bimlnena.
BUFFALO," COCOaNTjT
MILK FOR CHILDREN
Honolulu. lnvesligalion of the
properties of the pulp of younir
cocoanuta ha developed that they
conlaln all the constituted of
numan fmothera' milk, and per
haps may b used In the tropics
to lake the place ot mother'
milk, according lo statements
made before the Tan-Paclflc Sci
ence Council her by Dr. N. P.
Lansen of the Queen' Hospital,
Honolulu.
It developed during the meeting
ktrk J(.o; tomato lt.7i !.: tht severs! Hawaiian present
Salem people who met nhnn
Jopiil Mukerjl. Indian poet and
philosopher, who gave a lecture
here last fall will be Interested
to know that W. C. Dibble has re
ceived a letter from him verv re-
cently. lie Is spending the spring
ami summer in i.ausnnne, France,
where he Is writing a book. He
plan to return to the United
Slates ln tha fall. Mrs. Mukerjl
and their email baby are with
him.
Members of the Highland study
club who met yesterday at the
home of Mrs. Stapleton on Hall
street took Hp the second lesson
In the "Know your Town" series
sent out by the National League
of Women Voters. During the tea
hour following the study period
the members participated In a
round tntiio discussion.
The rooms of the Stapleton
home were lovely with bowl of
narcissi and apple blossom. New
members In the group were Mr.
Maynie Cooper. Mrs. lleorg Wen
deroth, Mr. Maude Rchaupp. Mm.
r'thel Chspm.ui and Mr. F. M.
Newton. Mrs. Kvana of Portland
was a pecinl guest.
More than fifty couple, were
guests at the formal dance In
Derby hall last night given by the
Cecilian music club ot tha high
school.
e
A specially called meeting of
the Salem War Mothers will be
held in the chamber of commerce
audlloriunrrin Monday afternoon.
On Thursday morning, beglnn'ng
at 10:30. the stat War Mo'.liers
organisation will meet nt the
Alumni and friends of Oregon
Agricultural college are particu
larly Interested ln the concert
which will- bo given tonight by
tho college symnhonv on-hexi
of thirty five pieces in Waller
hall.
The program will Include the
following numbers:
Ovcrature lo "The Mcrrv Wive
of Windsor," Nlcolal. Concerto Ir.
O Minor, Mendelssohn, allegro
con fraco, andante cantnbile. al
legro vivace; Byron Arnold anil
orchestra. Air for O string from
Suite in DrJs, Bach; Marguer
ite Mat-Mantis. Andante Cants
bile,, Tschalkowsky, (for strlncs
aione.) serenade, Rachmaninoff.
ua L'zarine, (ia'ine.
Robert Paulus wrll exhibit
number of his auto chrome elides
t a special meeting of Hie Snin
Arts league In the public lihrarv
iiiesnay evening beginning a
eight o'clock. These elides are art
ual reproductions in colors of n.-i
ture views of the Oregon country
-iiiu air. ramus has devmeil n..i-i.
time toward the taking of c.ilor
pictures. His slides aro remark
ably beautiful say those who have
seen them. The meeting will bp
open io me puiiiic.
...
Ch.-.(twkfc chapter, Oritur of the
r.asicrn .itar, has Deen Invited b
the Mi-Minnvillo chanter m m'
tend their eight o'clock meeting
on Monday evening. The grand
matron will officially visit the
.iicmnnviiie chapter at this time.
IN TIIK t'Ol .XTV I 111 11 1-
of Marlon County, Htnle of Oregon'
in me mauer or the estate of I
Mamie Stewart, deceased' Exec
utor's notice.
.Notice Is hereby given ih.il hv
an order of the county court of I
.Marlon county, state of Oregon I
ilulv nm.ln uH ....
. ... ...,eu wii ine mm
uuy oi aprii, mas, the undersign
ed was appointed executor of th.
estate ot Mangle Stewart
ed and that he has sJuiy qualified
a. r-tii-ii.
All persons havinsr Hf.n.
iKitinst sain estate are hereby no
tilled to present same duly vert
fled as required bv law to fh .....
u.-rsiKneu at Ul Center street, B.i
ieni. ureiron. with n six n.nmh.
rrum urc uate or this notice
Dated on this 11th day of April,
FRKD J. STEWART.
Executor of the estate of Maggie
-i i, iii-ceaseo.
Date of first publication
11, 1925.
Date of Inst publication May !)
A IS I NIsTKATt Ill's-VI Itsr
NOTICIO
io wnom It may concern: No-
uce is nereuy given that by ai
order of the coumv rnin-r nt xi
rion county, state of Oregon a..iv
entered of record this dav n.o
unuersieneo William Kunclter has
been appointed flilmi.i.trntn ..r
eiinie or Alzbetlm Kuneller
deceased, and has duly qualified
a. .urn aomlnlstrutor. All nr.
sons having claims against said
estate are hereby notified in nr..
sent the same, duly verified, to the
uu-jersiKneu at the office of Carey
"lujiiii, iu .iiasonic TemDle
April
.muling, sateni. Orecnn u-ithl..
six months of the date of this no
nce.
Dated: March 27. 192.1.
WILLIAM KHMi-i-rr-o
Administrator of the estat 'of
.-i.uL-uia nuncitcr. deceased.
-arey r. Martin, attornev for
N't IT 1 1
Of Inleiill.m 10 improve sirm
rnuriiM'lllli Htl-vet
Sen-nteenih sins-t.
Notice IS herehv iri,-.. .w-
Comnnn Council r.f ihu r'u r
tNilem. Oregon, deems It -necessary
..,-ru.Ciii. una nereny declares
- iiuiiii4 an-.i intention to im
prove Lee Kti-ee rMi .
line of l-'ourfnenih Mti-..e t. '
olnt which Is -H4 feet e,.,f ... .
east line of Seventeenth street, at
the expense of the abutting and
adjacent properly, exeemln.. .1,.
lree: and alley Intel-sections, the
exiienSO Or U-ll .1. u-lll 1.. ,
by the City of Snlem. by' brinKing
2 nP", " "' to the
v"'r""l m-i's., constriietlnir
had been weaned on cocoannt
pulp, but It I believed that tbe
announcement by nr. I.srsen I
the first to be made of the actual
chemical properties of th pulp
and milk of cocoanuts.
It wa pointed out that the
milk of th waterbuffalo, being
five time a rich as cow' milk,
might be added to derydrated
pulp of young; cocoannt and
serve In plar of mother' milk In
feodlni children, when accessary. ger.
Miss Amelia Babcock and Miss
.iiacyie Hunter will spend the
week end at the Alpha Chi Omega
house at Corvallls. Tonight they
will be guest at the mllltarv hull
on me u. a. campus.
me i.iiK-inn-Aii Kinlcy parent
icnciier association will hold
ineir regular meeting at the I.in.
coin school on Tuesday evening,
April 2, beKlniilng at 7:30. Mrs.
a. w. rulRerson. countv school
aupertnondcnt. will be the prlnri
pal speaker. A number of vocal
selections will be given by r. O
.wcKenile. popular soloiet. Mrs
Clifford Elgin la chairman of the
committee in charge of refresh
ment.
. .
Honoring Frank Jue. Chinese
tenor who was soloist at tha I'nU
verslty- of Oregon concert on
Thursday evening. Beatrice Craw-ford-Ncwcomb
was hostess si w
o'clock dinner In the Colonial
name Tea shonne on Thursilsv
Hold tulips In an old blue bowl
centered the table with covers
laid for Mr. Jue. Miss Beth Bed
ford, Rev. John J. Evans, liftl.
Joan Newromb and the hostess.
Beatrice Crawford-Kewcomb.
A social event which has al
ways proved most enjoyable I,
th "get together" of the mem
ber and friend of St. Paul's
church. These gatherings are
held quarterly and the pring
gathering will take place on Tuee
day evening. A cafeteria supper
will be served at 6:30 and no
family who I connected with St.
Paul' 1, expected tot have supper
at horn that evening. All friends
ot St. Paul' are most coriliallv
Invited also.
The young people' society will
give on of their eeveral playe
after the (upper and there will be
other entertainment.
cement .-onorcte curbs, nn.l paVlnl5
e..ld portion of salj street with a
i . concret . pavement
!L r,'0;;la" with the plans,
specification and estimates there
for, n-'ilch were adopted by the
Commun Council April 2J. ijii
now , me , Ihe otfk f
Llty lUcord.-r and which said
li.ons. apeciricitloiia and estimates
r'l"-V. 'vr,"T"1 10 mt "'-' "
part of lnls njtice.
tne coiiini-in Council hereby de
clares Its
iMipo.n an-1 Intention to
mqltd lit.. -I. ,. . .
.i . . uescnoed Iniprove-
"'ent bv nnj :hrou.Th the Sn-ec-
ChSri"?1" D"'UUnt ,.f the
City of s.ilcni.
n2r':t?'! ''"'""""ranees may be
r-T."" lh" (i,y Reorder of
said City aff.nhst Ihe above pro-
fiTm lm';rov""'nt ilhin ten days
herif. "nJl l"""lon
?','. f?l;-Ls.B'N Clly wordr.
Th Bt. Joseph', dramatl: clb
I rehearsing for th three art
play, "Th Oreen Eyed Monster'
Touch, " which they will present
at th St. Joseph' auditorium on
Friday May 1. Member of the
cast are Mis Mary Lebold, Miss
waily Redding, Mr. Robert
Hudrow, Mis Virginia MrEnte.
Mis Ulady LaForreat. Charles
Coffee, Charles Redding, Gerald
Suing and 8. Oentakow. R. I.
Dlbb 1, director and tatt mana-
1N Tin-: t-iiirrTi.
f the Klate of Oiem.n r..- .1...
loiinty of M11I11 ah iu
lrobnto
In the matter of tho n
ship of Maria Leslie Vooihees, an
insane person. No. 8284, notice of
guardian a sale of real property.
Notice is iereby iriven il.u.
sitant to an order of sale of real
property made and entered in the
above court and estate on li.
U. 1925.- the und...-.iCT.,A,i
dlan of said Insane person will on
nnd after May 11th. 1925. at the
office of Wm. L. Brewster. I0'3
t.nsco building, Portland. Oregon
receive bid. for and proceed to
sell at private tale to the highest
and best bidder the hereinafter
described real prooertv for -,.1.
r for part cash nnd the h, i-,,,....
secured by a nmrlrac. n. th.
'eal property, nil .nl.int .
confirmation by the court of s..i.i I
Tie. The property to be .niri 1. ., I
i.i.t iui-u one rnurth or the f,.i.
Owing described real properly:
Heginnlng at s nnim a .1
chain, south and S.92 chains west
e quarter section corner on
Ine between sections 1.1 m,i 11 i
township 5 south of range 2 west
of the Willamette Meridian. Ma.
rion county, Oregon, and running
thence south 89 degrees 30 min
utes east tl.tl chains: thence
north 30 minutes ea.i mi t.
chains; thence north 89 Wr.
30 minutes west 1 ., in hain..
thence south 23 degrees 15 min
utes west on the east line of the
kanDale donation liM
17.95 ch ilns to the northeast enr. I
ner of the. Thomas Roy donation
kind claim and from w hich a red I
6r tree S Inches In diameter bears
south 81 degrees east 20 link. I
distant, as established by the Cnlt-i
I'd States survey: thenee .....it, ii
decrees 15 minutes west on th.4
north line of said Roy claim an.!
nne or said VanDale claim
38.61 chains: thence south 15 min-
west 119.08 chains: thence
east 11.25 chains to the place of
beginning, containing 4ft acres of
Isud. more or less, and being
parts of sections 1, 2. 11, 12. i;i
and 14 In township 5 south of
range I west of the Willamette
Meridian, Marlon county, Oregon
Excepting. however. 103.70
acres of land described In a deed
from James Newton Voorheea, et
al, to Western Lnnd company, re
corded in Vol. 103 of the deed rec
ords for Marion county. Oregou.
nt page 49 3.
Also excepting all roadway, and
right of way.
Date of first publication April
11th, 1925.
Dat of laat publication May 9.
1925.
MARY C. VOORHKES.
Guardian ot Msrla Leslie Voor
heea. an Insane person.
Wm. L. Brewster, 1025 Oasco
building. Portland, Oregon, attor
ney fo rauardlan.
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