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Newspaper Page Textir v Buzz Holmstrom, Famed River Navigator, Commits Suicide LaGrande, Ore., May 21 (U.R) Haldane (Buzz) Holmstrom, 37, famous Oregon river boat pilot who navigated the Colorado alone in a rowboat in 1937, shot himself to death while on a Stocks Advance Irregularly New York, May 21 (Pi Selected rails, industrials and utilities continued to attract buyers in today's stock market although profit cashing on Mon day's belated recovery stalled many leaders. Principal bidding inspiration again was the hope that both the railway and coal contro versies would be adjusted be fore expiration of the present truces. Transfers were in the vicinity of 1,400,000 shares. Ahead the greater part of the day were U.S. Steel, Bethlehem, General Motors, Santa Fe, Southern Pacific, Southern Railway, Texas & Pacific Rail way, Montgomery Ward, Deere, Columbia Gas, Distillers Corp., Schenley, Cudahy, Douglas Air craft, Philip Morris; Kennecott and Standard Oil (N.J.). Lag gards included Chrysler, Good rich, Sears Roebuck, Eastern Air Lines, General Electric, ! Eastman Kodak, International Telephone, Consolidated Edi son and North America. H. L. Green dropped 5 points of its 10-point jump of the previous session. Railway bonds did bettor. ninsine Dow-Jones averages: Industrial 207.25, up 0.12; rail 64.98, up 0.62; utility 4Z.7S, un changed: 65 stocks 77.12, up n 93 Sales were 1,250,000 shares compared with 910,000 yester day. Curb volume was 540,000 shares against 420,000. Bond turnover of $4,234,000 compared with $3,450,000. Markets Briefed (Br the united Preut Stocks irregularly higher in moderately active trading. Bonds irregularly higher. U. S. governments dull. Silver unchanged in New York at 70 cents a fine ounce. Old and new style wheat un changed. FINANCIAL I MONEY I RHLA1 BSTATB LOANS PERSONA! LOANS CAR LOANS Wf Bur Re&i Ratal Uorta-sses um) Contract STATE FINANCE CO.. REALTOM Lin tvaia u-m im s ana at r WILLAMETTE CREDIT CO. 6tb FLOOR GUARD LAN BLDO Ltcenss No. M-1M OENKRAL PWANC1 CORP LOANS 9-13B and U-3M and RuJ B SIMMONS INSURANCE aM LOANS 136'' S Commercial 8v TeL 9161 YOU GET CASH PLUS THESE ADVANTAGES AT PERSONAL: 1) 4 OUT of 5 who acv or loan, on. 3 Small mo payments. 18 moa to repay or 13 mo loan for pur chaw of restrict! artlcks. St 110 to S500 loam in I visit. Phono Sifll. Visit Par aooal Finance Co. 518 Stat St- Ron 135. License 8-123. M-163. T130 FARM AND CITY LOANS VAK AND D!?, VOUB OWN TERMS of repayment within imjou Caab for Real Batata Contract and Second Uortcaves. CAPITOL SBOURrrXES CO. JOT Pioneer Trait BWl Ph. Hfll. r WE LOAN on Farm. Residential and Bust ttean Property Will buy mortaacea con tracts HAWKINS ROBERTS (NO REALTORS Ouardlao Bid r Directory AGATE CUTTING, poll shin, mountlnf. Brown's Aiats Shop, 1710 a 13th. o!33 APPLIANCE REPAIRS EXPERT BEND IX and eommarelal and domestic refrlteratlon aervle. Ralph Johnson Appliances. Ul Otnter Ph. 4034 DRAWINGS for reproduction, aho-eards. window display. Immediate service. Phone 31B56. 0143 AUTO BRAKES MIKE PANE K 273 South ConVL Fa. 8161. Brake and wheel aliening specialist. 0133' AUTOMOTIVE CAR POLISHING, upholstery cleaning. 30 years' experience. Otis Ackerman. cor i ner Church and Center. Ph. 6600. 0132 MARION MOTORS NASH SERVICE 840 Chemeketa Phone 7838 BUILDING MATERIALS BULLDOZING BULLDOZING. LEVELING St GRUBBING Call A. Benson, Salem. 8305. ol38 CEMENT WORK GENERAL CEMENT CONTRACTING. Cliff Ellis. 1305 N. 19th BC Ph. 4071. 0131 CHIMNEY SWEEP FURNACES. CHIMNEYS Vacuum Cleaned ENSLEY. 771 S. 21sL Ph. 7178. DELIVERY SERVICE SALEM DELIVERY and Ptck-up Service. 145 S. Church. Phone 47U. ol4B DON'S DELIVERY Service. Ph. 6081 Quick, courteous Insured 178 A Blgh EXTERMINATOR COCKROACH EXTERMINATOR service Ph 3056. LEX CROSS. 1360 K- 17th. till FLAGSTONES FOR PATIOS, terraces, retalnlnf walla, garden walks. Phone 31754. BreUhaupf for flowta- Dial I1W. FUNERAL DIRECTORS HOWELL FUNERAL HOMS Pb. 8673 HOUSEHOLD PRODUCTS J. R. WATKINS CO. PRODUCTS. l'a South Hilh. Phone 535. LAWNMOWER SHARPENING LAWNMOWEB Sharpening at your home on special grinder. 81.50. Work raaran teed. Cat! after 6 p.m. Pn. 1732, F X Roaich. 0133 MATTRESSES CAPITAL BFDDINO. Phone 4063. 0129' MUSIC LESSONS SPANISH and HAWAIIAN Guitar. Mando lin, banjo, etc 1533 Court Ph- 7668 .tN TING. DECORATING. PhOus 23365 el ore 8:30 a.m. ! -driver survey expedition in east ern Oregon Saturday night. Holmstrom, whose exploits in navigating treacherous rapids brought him nationwide recog nition, was described as des pondent over failure of an 18 by six-foot boat, built at The Dalles, to negotiate the Grande Ronde river, where he was pilot for a U. S. coast and geodetic survey party, according to Dave McCarthy, surveyor. ' The Portland office of the Coast and Geodetic survey re ceived a telegram from the of ficer in charge of the party, saying "River Pilot Holmstrom died from a self-inflicted gun shot wound." Holmstrom, one of the few men ever to navigate Oregon's perilous Snake river to Hell's Canyon, borrowed a .22 caliber rifle Saturday night from the camp cook, McCarthy related, announcing he was "going to shoot a chicken." The body was found beside a large rock, with a bullet wound above the right ear, McCarthy said. Hol.nstrom, whom "Napoleon Bonaparte," No. 1 man of Kiri winia island in the South Pa cific, adopted as "No. 1 White Man Son" while serving in the navy, leaves his mother, Mrs. Frances Holmstrom, of Coquil1r Ore., where the body has be shipped. FINES, FRICASSEE A NICE SETUP Tracy, Calif., May 2 U.R The city treasury was $5,400 richer today thanks to a cock fight. Fines totaling that amount were levied against 108 persons by Justice of the Peace F. L. Jackson after a raid last Satur day night. The sheriff's office said an estimated 150 other persons escaped the police drag net. The 30 cocks which were seized are slated to become fric assee in the near future at the San Joaquin county General hospital. DIRECTORY OUTSIDE and inside house painting Phone 3492. oHR- SPRAY PAINTING. I mm. service. Ph 31562. 0136 KEMTONTNG AND PAINTING. Martsfleld 8133. 0133 PAINTING, papering, kalsomlnlni Phone 5523. O130 KEMTONTNG. PAINTING. Usrtaffeld. 813? P133 PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING SPRAY BRUSH. Ph. 34248 JERRY JOHNSON. Phone 3492. EXPERT PAPERHANGTNG H J WOOD WORTH PH. 3018 O ROOFING AND SIDING. Free estimates Phone 8276 or 3237. o!37 ROOFING i Repairs, shingles, color-coated and preserved. Boms Service Company 1695 South 12th. Phone 6991. ol23a SAND A GRAVEL GARDEN SOIL, crushed rock. Shovel St dragline excavating Walling Sand St Gravel Co. Phone 8501. oa SAW FILING SALEM SAW WORKS Automatic saw fil ing, circular, band. hand. Lawn mowers repaired St sharpened. 1292 N. 6th St Phone 7603. ol41 SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED KENNETH HAMEL, 1143 8th St W. Sa lem. Ph. 7404. Guaranteed service. 0137 J. H. BOENTNG 1067 Elm. Ski em. Ph. 9633. Free estimates. Prompt service. 4160 ROTO-ROOTER SEWER SERVICE Sew ers and drains cleaned Free eetlmaW Prompt service. Ph. 6327 e SEWING MACHINES SINGER SEWING Machine Co., repairs, all makes, guaranteed work. Ph. 8513. 142 S. High st. o NEW CLASSES now starting In dress making. Take a lesson or complete course but learn to sew. Singer Sewing Center, 143 S. High. Ph. 3313. o SPRAYING CUSTOM SPRAYING. Ph. 22303. CONTRACT hauling, local St lone dis tance. R. L Phillips, Rt. 8, BOS 688K Phone 33172. 0126 TRANSFER AND STORAGE CAPITAL CITY TRANSFER CO. Local and long distance hauling, storage, crating and packing. Fuel ot and briquets. Telephone 7773. 0l38 BEKINS. Nation moving service. Phone 7773. ol38 LOCAL DTNSTANCE Transfer, storage Burner oils, coal, briquets Trucks tc Portland dally Agent, Lyon Van Lines for household goods to California points. banner Transfer St Storage. Ph. 3131. o UPHOLSTERING BUG St upholstery cleaning. Phone 4768. 0127 VACUUM CLEANERS ELECTROLUX Sales St Service St Repairs, Limited amount of new machines avail able. Office 175 S. High. Ph. 60S. ol31 FRU Inspection in your home, author Med Hoover service Wa service all maker of cleaners. Hogg Bros Ph 9149 o WEATHER STRIPPING FREE estlmstes. T PULLMAN. Pb. 6965 133 WELL DRILLING IRRIGATION and domestic welL Boyer well driller. 1186 Edgewater. W Salem. olS'i WELL DRILLING. M. D ftttloa. Rt 6. Boi 3l-U Salem, Ore First bouse south of Swede school. Ph. 34267 WINDOW CLEANING . SALEM WINDOW SERVICE Windows, walls and woodwork. Floor waxing Ph 21342 0135 ACME WINDOW CLEANERS Windows floor, woodwork eivaned. Pb 131717 Court Sl. Langdoe St Culbertaoa 0 PROFESSIONAL CLEANING) SERVICE Phone 4467 o WOOD SAWING R. B, CROSS Phone 8178. Lodges A Ains worth Lodge U.D. AJ VTSV& A.M. Tuesday. May 21. 7 p. m. M.M. degree 248 North Commercial, J. E. Reay, Secty. 121 Salem Lodge No. 4, A.F. & A.M., Wednesday, May 22, M.M. degree. 7:00 p.m. 122 Journal Want Ads Pay Grain Trade Holds Steady Chicago, May 21 (U.B May rye countered an early 10-cent break on the board of trade to day to close near the day's max imum 5-cent price increase. New contracts of corn and oats remained steady although the latter showed a tendency to weaken in late trading. Other grains remained the same price level in a dull session. Old wheat, corn and barley finished the day unchanged; rye unchanged to up 314; oats un changed to up Vi. New wheat and rye were unchanged; oats unchanged to off ; corn up Vt '4, and barley unchanged to off Both the Winnipeg and Min neapolis exchanges showed a steady increase in May rye with prices bid up five cents. Grain futures on other U.S. ex changes ruled steady. New York Stock Quotations (By the Associated Press) New York. UPi Closlns quotations toda? Allied Chem St Dye 205 American Can 97 ',i Am Power St Light 18 4 Amer re) St TeL , Anaconda Copper ,,, , Atchison ., , Bendlx Aviation Bethlehem Steel , Boeing Aircraft Canadian Pacific California Packim Cue J 1 'nrysler Corp 'ommonwealth St South oiiaoildaied EdLiOD .'onaolidated Vultee 110 46 107 38 VI S4 i Continental Insuranoe Crown Zellerbach Curtlsj Wright Doufflaa Aircraft Dupont de Nemoura Oeueral Elecfrlo General Poods . General Motora Goodyear Tire Great Northern Pfd Internationa: Harvester tnt Paper pfd lohns Manvlllo Kennecott Long Bell A Manas Miami Copper Montgomery Ward Nash Kelvtnator National Dairy M Y Central North Am Co Northern Pacific Pac Amer Fish Paeillo Qaa Eleo Pacific T St T. Pan American Penny j C Radio Corp Rayonier Rayonier Pfd Reynold Me tali Safeway Seara Roebuck Slnclali Ol) Southern Paciflo Stanctrd Brands Standard Oil Calif. Stewart-Warner Studebaker Sua Mima anion OH Union Pacific United Airllnei United Aircraft United States Steel Warner Brothers West. Eleo. MIf Co Woolworth S5'4 36't 8 03 !i 31011 . 49H 53 H 73 '4 71" fll't 9741 134 151'. 57'i 31 13- 16S os-:, 33 43 36 1494 30 55 T4 19 '4 63 Western Pine House Mouldings Going up Ceiling prices for western pine house mouldings were to day Increased 20 percent at the mill level by the OPA. Simul taneously the maximum prices for industrial mouldings were advanced 6 percent. The increases, effective May 21, 1046, are the first since mouldings were brought under price control at March, 1942, levels. Resellers are permitted to pass on the actual dollar-and-cent amounts of the increase at mill level. At the retail level since ft percentage increase is not permitted, the advance repre sents a boost in ceilings by ap proximately 10 to 13 percent. Western pine mouldings are among the critical items listed by the civilian production ad ministration as required for the veterans housing program. Deputy William LaRoche of Salem, named Sunday to office of state deputy by annual con vention of Oregon Knights of Columbus. Meeting was held at St. Paul. LaRoche Oregon Deputy of K of C William J. LaRoche, of Salem, was elected state deputy at the close of the 38th annual conven tion of the Knights of Columbus at St. Paul Monday afternoon. More than 250 Knights were in attendance. Other officers elected were Lewell Dupray, Medford, secre tary; Carl Bentscheidt, Tilla mook, L. A. O'Neill, Portland, advocates, and Vern Collver. Coos Bay, warden. LaRoche and Clarence Brown. Eugene, were named delegates to the national convention at Miami, Fla., in June. j f ' Market Quotations Portland Easlslde Market Spinach was a slow movini item in to day's vegetable offerings of the farmers eastslde wholesale market but held l dos. bunches. Grfen oniona firm at 65c doien. New peas from Blngen and The Dalles 10c lb. Radishes 70-75C dor. bunches. Summer squash, cabbage and other early cropa are expected In a few days. Portland Prod oca Excnanao BatterCubes 03 score 7ao. M soore 47e, 90 score 47c. SO score 44o to. Erra - Prices to retallera: AA lane lc A large 41-Uc med. H-S9. emaU Ji-36o dozen. Cheese To retailers in Portland: Oregon triplets S3. 13c lb., daisies 33.04. loaf 14.S1 lb. Jobbers pay Ho lb. less. Portland Wholeiate Market Portland Butte rf at: First quality, max imum of 6 of 1 percent acidity, delivered max of .35 01 1 acidity, 63-53 We, Valley routes and country points 2t teas thao rirst quality. Butter AA prints Ot-stHe. cartons S3 A grade prints 50-5 lc. Oar too Mtt 62c. B grade prints B0-51o lb. Cheese Selling prices to Portland re tailers: Oregon triplets 33.13a, loaf 34.31e lb., basis prke triplets to wholesalers 33.3c. loaf 38 5c lb. Eggs To retailers: AA grade, large 44c A large 42c, med. 30c. small (pullets) 34c Eggs Purchases from farmers: Current receipts 35-36c buyers pay 6-10o dozen below celling price on others Dressed Poultry Chickens Buying prices of wholesalers: Broilers l-2 lbs. 28-300 lb. 2-3 lb. 30-330. Roasters over 3l,i lbs. 32-33c ib. Colored hens J8-27c. Leghorns 303lc Roosters and stags H-12o lb. Rabbits Government celling: Average country killed to retailers 44o lb Live price- to producers 32-240 lb. Turkeja Bailo buying prices, dressed: hens 36c lb Toms 30c (Toms net at (arm' Dressed Turkeys Packers selling pncei" to retailers' breeder hens 39 -40c ib Win ter pack young hens 42c lb Live Poultry Chickens Buying prices from producers; Springs 31-32c. Roasters 2 5 -2 6c. Leghorns 18-lOc, No. 3 6c less. Colored hens, all weights 20c lb, Roosters and stags 13c lb. No. 2 60 less. Buying frioea of Wholesalers fl rollers m-3 lbs 32c lb 2-3 ios 260. Colored in Port and. Ba-uattc. premium quality. hens 35c Leghorns 20c Ib Roasters over 3',i ibs. 37c. Roosters and stags 12c Selling Prices to Retailers Springs, Broilers 3 lbs. up 42c lb. Colored hena 37c lb. Leghorn fowls 32c old roosters and stags aao lb Fresh Vegetables Artichokes Cal. 4s 34, Ss S4.75-S5.25 box. Asparagus Large l7o U- toe. box S4.50-75. small 13.60 box. Washington no 1, 15c lb No 3. lOo Calif, large 13.40-60. Northwest No. 1 15-lflc. No. 2 13c lb. Avocado Fuerte 13.00-15. Calif. No. 1 34.10, Cal. best green 33-$3.25. choice 12 85-05 Broccoli Calif. 32.50 doz. Cabbage Calif. S4.25-S0 crate. Carrots Calif, bunched 34.95-00 crate of 8 doz. Sacked. 60 lbs. 32.50. Cauliflower Calif. (2.60-75 crate. Local I NO 1 S2.25. NO. 3 SI Celery Cam. J3-J3.25 standard crate; white $7-37.50, root SI doz. bunches. Chula Vista S4-34.25. Venice S3-I3.25 crate. Corn Texas yellow 5 dos. sack S2.J0. Cucumbers Local hothouse 3 Ss 3 doz. S6-S6.50: 20-25c lb. Eggplant Mexican S4-S4.75 lug. Garlic--Orseon o0c lb Mexican 30-150 Lettuce Calif.. Salinas, Watsonvllle dry 4 doz. S4-S4.50: Sacramento 3s $3.23-75. Mllwaukie 3s S3. Walla Walla S4.60. Nor thern S4-S4.25 local 3s S3-S3 50 Vancouver S3 50 No I cal f. 14 Onions Oregon green 60-63e per dozen bunches. No. 1 dry S3. 15 50-lb. sack. Texaa yellow S2.50, whits wax S3.50 50-lb. lack. Red S3 Parsley Local 75c dozen. Parsnips Lug Sl-tl.60. Cola 13.35 per ousnei oasicet. Peas Calif. 810e lb. S2. 50-75 for 28-th. hamper. Mexican tub 33.25. Bakersfleid 12.15-25; Sacramento 12.60-80 tub. The uaues 3. 7a 30 lbs. Peppers Binge n No. I 14 orange box Mexican 30-35o lb so a crate. Potatoes New Florida 13.25-75 baa. Lo cal Burbanka S3-S3.50 per oentali Idaho la 85. uescnutea. lOOs, No, 1 S4-S4.25. -Us Sl. 05. 15s 60c Southern yarn S4.75 50-lb crate. C.iltf Long white No. 1 $3.76-86 cwt. lcxas yams 34.85-03 ror 50-lb. crate. Radishes Local 85c doz. bunches. Rhubarb Wine S1.50 30-lb. apple box. Oregon 30-lb apple box 31.50; 85o 16-lb. 1UR. Rutabagas No 1 ll-Sl.Oft lug. Call! 82.50 for 50-lb. aack. Spinach Local new crop 11.10-25. The uaues. new crop si.hd orange box. Sprouts Local to 82.46 box. Squash Zucchlnnl S3. 50 lug. Tomatoes Mexican 23c lb. Repack 15.50 a lug. as is 35. Texas as Is 34.25. Calif. $3.50 per flat. Turnips No. 1 85o i' lew Calif. $1.20 dozen bunchea Freih Fruit Apples Yakima Delicious, wrapped and packed, comb box S4.4u, jumble box $3.40. Hood River Spitz, face-fill, box S3. 90, Jumble S3. 25. H.R. Yellow Newtown $4.35. Winter Bananas S2.90. Ortleys S3.60 box Jonathans. tStt 13.40 H.R. Delicious S3.86 Jumble box. Vsklma Wlnesap S4.49. BananasBunches 1.98 for 40 Iba .8tt for hand Grapefruit Calif. 14.75 a crate. Florida $4.75 Texas Pink S5.10, whit 34.75. Ari zona $3.26 case. Lemons Fancy S6.a5-65 case. Limes, bulk: 8oc dozen, sa.os flat. Oranges Ceilings; Calif. 15.50. Pla. 35 and up to 16.18 Peart DuOom lee 35.16. Pineapples Cuban ( ) for half crate. Strawberries Calif, 14.50 12-plnt case. Kennewlck 12s 15. Meats Country Meats Rollback prices to rt- Retailers Sales Increase 15 Percent Washington, May 21 (U.R) Or egon independent retail sales in creased 15 percent during March over the same month a year ago and eight percent over February the department of commerce re ported today. Based on reports from 440 in dependent retailers throughout the state, the report showed that dollar volume during the first three months of 1946 was 18 percent higher than for the cor responding period of 1945. Greatest increases were noted among durable goods stores for March 1946 as compared with March 1945. LEGAL NOTICE. The undersigned, Mary V. Linerode. hai been appointed administratrix of the estate of Arthur Ayres Linerode, deceas ed, by order of the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Marlon County, dated April 30, 1946, and has qualified as such. All persons having claims against said estate hereby are required to present them duly verified and with proper vouchers to said administratrix at 413 Masonic Building. Salem, Oregon, within six months from data of first publication of this no tice.' Dated and first published May 14, 1946. MARY V. LINERODE, Administratrix aforesaid. & O. 8TADTER, Jr., Attorney for Administratrix. Salem, Oregon. Mar 14. 31. 26. June 4. 11 NOTICE OP SPECIAL MEETING OF MEM BERS OP SALEM UNITED WAR CHEST. SALEM. OREOON, MAY 21. 1946. 9 NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN that there will be a special meeting of the member of the Salem United War Chest at ts office at 241 N Liberty street In Salem. Oregon, at 4 o'clock p. m. on Friday, June 21, 1946. for the purpose of considering the following proposed changes In the Articles of Incorporation and constitution of said corporation, to wit: fl) To amend section 1 of article 1 cf the Constitution, by changing the name of said corporation to "Salem Community Chest." (3) To amend articles nubered 1, 8. 6 and 7 of the Supplementary Articles of Incorporation, by changing the name of said corporation to "Salem Community Chest." L. A. WARNER, President. Attest; H. L. BRA DEN. Secretary. May 21, 26, June 4 tailers: Country killed hogs, best butchers 120-140 ms. is-ib 'A o lb vea era: AA 23 "4 c a aiu, b 19 4. s n-n4c cum la.isc ib. Been AA 2 Hie A 204, B 18c, eanntrs cutters 134-140. LamOa: AA 34c A 24 3 So. Q 30a lb. Ewes: ra Uttc. U 13c, R 100 Veal AA 33 Vic. A 21io. B lBUa ftt O n-WKc. cuU I4-15 lb. Hogs Fancy block 30c lb. Lambs A A 26',. A 244. B 33'4. O aOc. Mutton Fancy A 13 "4c U. 12c R grade I-10c lb Beef AA 23c. A 21c, fl 19c lb.. C 16c lb. Canner-cutter 15c. Cannercutter bulls 14c lb. Catrara Bark Dry stock 300 In. Wool Government control. Mohair 1944 12-mos. 45fl lb. Bay Wholesale snipments: Alfalfa. No. 2 or better S34-a35e; oats and fetch, mixed hay valley growers' price 124; clover hay S21. baled on farms. Ride Calves 10-22u green beef lOo lb. old 16c Green bulls 6c lb Hops Normal contracts: 1944 66 op 1945 75 lb. 1940 65c; 1947 80 lb. , Nuti Distributors' Basis 1 Almonds Calif. 33-35e lb. Chestnuts Local tlallan 100 tb. Filberts 100 lbs. Baree Do Bris- lonaa Chlllya Nuts Jumbo s....34o 340 30 Large lie 3lo SIo Fancy 30c 30o 30O Baby 29c 39o 390 Walnuts Pranquettes. No. 1 Jumbo 33c, lare 31c med. 23', t baby 24 "4c lb. No 3: Jumbo, soft shells 30c large 38 "Ac. med. 27c, bahy 25 Mo lb. No. 1 Jumbo toft aneus 33 c large sic. med. 380, baby tt Chicago Grain Chlcaao. May 21 (U.PJ Cash Barley: malt ing 1.34-1. 52'i,, feed 1.33-33 V. Wheat lnew 1.98 4; (old) 1.83 '.i. Chicago Livestock Chicago, May 21 (JPi (USDA) Hogs 15. 000. salable 7000: active, steady. Oood aurl c.imce oarrows ana guts 14.85. sows 14. io. ceilings. Complete early clearance. Cattle 7000 salable, calves 700. Fed steers and yearlings, with learllr.gs and light steers predominating, stt'ady, slow. Out side demand fairly broad. Stock cattle steady, strong, led hellers steady. Num ber buying market on starvation run cows. bulls and vcalers. Top steers 17.75, choice to prime 980-lb, hellers 17.75; most stee and yearlings 15.75-17.40; most heifers 15.50-16.75. Few beef cows 13.75, strictly good to 14.50 and better. Fat bulls 14.75 down, vealers 17.00 down, most stock cattle 14.50-16.50. Sheep 500 salable, clipped lambs steady to strong to shippers; other classes scarce, unchanged. Around load 00-lb. med-good No. 1 and 2 skins 16.00, sorted 20 percent. Deck mostly med No. 3 skins 16.00; small lots com-med No. 1 pelts 15.50; 25 head good-choice 13-lb. native springers 18.00: Slaughter ewes scarce, unchanged. Wooletl and shorn ewes quoted S.50 aud 8.50 re spectively. Portland Grain ... Portland, May 21 W Wheat futures: May IM; cash wheat bid: coft while, club. west, red 1.81S: hard red winter, hard white baart: ordinary 1.81 S. 10 pet 1.83 i, 11 pet 1.B5N. 12 pel 1.S7H. Cash Flax- No. 1 3.10. Car receipts: wheat 26, flour 4, oats 3. mtiueea 3. Portland Livestock Portland. May 31 fUEOA) Cattle 325, salable 100; calves 25. Market holding about steady, some buyers talking lower on dairy type cows. Few lots 850-1027 lb. grass steers to feeder-buyer 15.75-16.25; few head fat but soft srassera to 17.00. Com. heifers 11.50-12.00, fairy good to 16.00. Canner-cutter cows 7.75-10.00, fat dairy type to 11.25. Com-med sausage bulls 10.00-12.00, good beefs quotable to 14.00. row good veaiers 17.00-50, select to 18.50. Hogs 225 salable 100; market steady. Few good-Choice 148-270 lb. butchers 15.80. heavier wts. down to 15.26. Good sows 15.05. cnoice 02-lb. feeder pigs 16.25 Sheep 400: market active, fully steady. Sizable -lot good-choice 83-lb. snrlna lambs 15.50, few lots med-good 14.50-15.00. god anorn om-crop iambs 13. 50-14.00, common down to 12.00. Good shorn ewes 5.50, two lois gooa-cnoice grades to 6.00, com 3.00. Salem Markets Completed from reports of Sa lem dealers for the guidance ot Capital Journal Readers (Revised dally) Retail Prices Rabbit Feeds Pellets 33.96 CWt. Etrr Mash 14.15 cwt. Dairy Feed 33.55 cwt. Poultry Heavy colored hens: No. 1 25 -a So Ib. No. 2 20c. Colored fryers. No. t 32c. Old roosters 10c colored bakers 300 J Cera Buyers price White and Brown extra large grade A fie, med. 33c, standard 30c pullet 24a. cracks 34o down. Wholesale prices Large 41c, medium 37c standards 34c, pullets 27c dozen. Retail Grade A 47c med. 43c PUUsU and orack 30c doxen Baiter Premium wholesale A 60tt-ia, But terf at Premium 64o N l lao. Net 4o m LEGAL NOTICE OF EXAMINATION NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a promotion examination subject to the rules and regulations and provisos of the Civil Service Commission of Silem. Ore son, will be held In the Council Chamber of the City Hall, as follows: BEROEANT POLICE DEPARTMENT Wednctday, June ft. 1946, at 9 o'clock a.m. GENERAL SCOPE OF EXAMINATION: Exercise executive ability and knowledge of laws and ordinances. PAY: Two Hundred Twenty-Five (I3S5.00) Dollars per month. DUTIES: Supervision of activities ol Patrolmen and transmission of orders of superior officers and directing their en forcement. Applications will be accepted only from those who meet the following require ments: 1, EXPERIENCE: Not less than three years' continuous service under perm anent appointment as Patrolman on the Salem Police Force. 2. PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS: Ap plicants who are placed on the eligible list will be required to take a physical examination from the city physician be lore appointment. Poor health or dis abling defects reported by the city physi cian will be pause for removal from 'he eligible list. APPLICATION FOR THIS EXAMINA TION may be made at the office of the City Recorder, must be filed in person, and will not be accepted for filing after the following date: Monday, June 3, 1946, 6:00 p.m. DATED at Salem, Oregon. May (A. 1946. CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION Alfred Mundt, Secretary and Chief Examiner. 125 EXECUTRIX' FINAL NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN that MABEL ELIZABETH COOLEY. as exec utrix of the estate of Earl R. Cooley, de ceased, has filed her final account as such, and by order of the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Marlon County, June 22. 1946. at 10:00 o'clock In the forenoon of said day, has been fixed as the time, and the courtroom of said court has been fixed as the place for the hearing of ob jections to said final account and the settlement of said estate. MABEL ELIZABETH COOLEY. Executrix of the Estate of Earl R. Cooley, Deceased. RHOTEN & RHOTEN SAM F. SPEERSTRA Attorneys for the Estate. Pioneer Trust Bldg.. Salem. Oregon. May 21, 28. June 4, 11. IS EXECUTOR'S NOTICE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATIC OF OREOON, MARION COUNTY, PRO BATE DEPT. In the Matter of the Estate of FERDI NAND KURZ, Deceased. Notice Is hereby given that Elmer A. Kun has been, by order of the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, Marlon County, appointed executor of the Estate of Ferdinand Kurx, deceased. Any persons having claims against said Estate are re quested to present them, with proper vouchers, to said executor, at 301 Pioneer Trust Building within six months of the date of this notice. Dated May 21. 1946, ELMER A. KURZ, Executor of the Estate of Ferdinand Kurz. deceased. HERBERT W. CARTER. 301 Pioneer Trust Bldg., Salem, Ore. Attorney for Estate. First publication May 21, 1946. Last Publication June 18, 1946. May 21, 28. June 4, 11, It Scio Wool and Lamb Show Set The Scio Wool and Lamb show which was discontinued during the war years will be re sumed with a big show and celebration on May 25. The lamb show will be judged by R. L. Clark, president, and C. E. Grel le, secretary, of the Pacific Wool Growers. The wool show will be judged by R. A. Ward, manager of the same organization. C. M. Bishop, president of the Portland Woolen Mills, will pre sent a woolen blanket as prize for the grand champion fleece. Arrangements for the wool show are being handled by Hazel M. Pague. Births, Depths Woodhurn To Mr. and Mrs. Tony Zas toupil. 175 West Lincoln atreet. a babv girl, born May 2. ai me wooaoum pltal. Second child, first girl. Oranrt mothera are Mrs. Mary Hanel and Mrs. Steve Znstoupil. rftHiTrt Mr and Mm. Henry E. Roth, Toute 3 Silverton, a daughter. Diana Jean. May 11. Sackett To Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Sackett, 1145 S. 13th, a daughter, Barbara Lynne, May 11 VNonll Tn Mr and Mrs. Wm, J. O' Neall, 1085 N. 5th, a daughter, Carolyn Jean, May 13. McCormick To Mr. and Mrs, Raymond F. McCormick, Gervals, a son, Michael Ray, May 14. Bohannon To Mr. and Mrs. Roy R Bohannon, route 7, a daughter. Sherry Lee, May 14, Deaths Mrs. Helen Margaret Green Mrs. Helen Margaret Green, late resi dent of Vancouver. Wash., at Vancouver Saturday, May 18. Wife of Roy L. Green rtf vnnrnuvpr: mother of Mrs. Mary Lou Johnson of Pedee, Ore., Mrs. Betty Fay Haines of Salem. Mrs. Dorotny uiooro of Santa Monica, Calif.. LeRoy L. Green of tha U..S. army, and Miss Mildred r. Green and Mrs. Kathleen A. Green of Van couver, wash.; sister of Paul E. Rozar of Los Anaeles. Also survived by live gran rhllHr-n Services will be held Wednesday. May 22. at 2 p.m. at the dough-Barney RhiiDel with Rev. 8. Ravnor Smith offi ciating. Interment in Belcrest Memorial park. Rohert I. Gould Robert J. Gould, at his home, 766 North 18th street, Monday, May 20, at the age of 35 years. Survived by his wife, Stella Gould of Salem: two sons, Robert and fc-Cv gar. both of Salem: parents. Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Gould of Salem: sister, Mrs. ei vlra Chaffer of San Francisco: and three brothers. George Gould of Portland. Cotter Gould of Gervals and Frank Gould of Valsetz. Services will bs held Wednesday. May 22, at 10:30 a.m. at the Cloueh Barrtck chapel. Interment In Belcrest Me morial park. Albert Hayes Lewis Albert Hayes Lewis, late resident of Portland, at a local hospital May 18, at the age of 29 years. Survived by three sistera. Mrs. John V. Down of Eureka, Calif., Mrs. Austin Gunderson of Bremerton, rash., and Mrs. Vlda Strom of Kent. Wash. Funeral services were held Sunday at How ell-Edwards chapel with the Rev. 8. Ray nor Smith cfflclatlng. Interment was in Belcrest Memorial park. Waller 8. Lehman At his home, 1099 Mill street, Monday- May 20, Walter S. Lehman. Husband ol LUUe Lehman of Salem; father of Mrs. Ethel Johnson and Hal W. Lehman, both of Salem, and Marlon Lehman of Comp ton, Calif,; brother of Mrs, Etta Case of Salem, Dr. J, W. Lehman of Portland and Frank Lehman of Yakima. Wash. Mso sur vived by three grandsons. Services will he held Friday, May 24, at 3 p.m. at the Clough-Barrlck chapel. Interment In the Lee Mission cemetery. : James W. Robb James W, Robb, at the residence, 1600 North Capitol street Friday, May 17. Survived by his wife, Geraldlne, and two aniidren, Louise and James, all of Ba em; Mother. Mrs. W. C. Robb of Four Lakes, Wash.; two sisters, Mrs. Madge Emehlser of Kalispel, Mont., and Mrs. Helen WIrl of Thompson Falls, Mont.; and two brothers, Walter of Superior, Mont., and Robert of Billings. Mont. Services were held Tuesday. May 21. at 2 p.m. In Howell-Edwards chapel, with Rev. Dudley Strain officiat ing. Interment was In Belcrest Memorial pare ' rani F. Karlln Dallas Paul F. Karlln, 33. who waa kill ed in a logging camp accident Monday af ternoon, waa the son of George and Roiln Karltn and waa born at Beulah, N. Dak., Oct. 22, 1911. and had lived In or near Dallas since 1939. Married Kathrlna Col grove at Vancouver. Wash., Oct. 15, 1940, who survives with their two children, Douglas 5. and Shirley 34 years old: also his parents In North Dakota; five brothers and a sister. The remains are at the Henkle and Bollman mortuary. Announce ments later. John B. Pf.ff Mt. Angel Funeral services for John B. Pfaff. 67, who died Sunday will be held from St. Mary's church Wednesday at 8:15 a.m. Recitation of rosary at 8 p.m. Tues day at Unger'a funeral home. Corbels E Matlox Cottage Grove Funeral services will be held at the Mills Funeral home here Thurs day, May 23, at 2 p.m. for Corbett R. Mat tox of Salem, who was burned to death at The Dalles May 19. Surviving are a daughter, Joy Mattox of Calostoxa, Calif., mother. Mrs. Hattle Mattox of Salem, fa ther, W. R. Mattox of Onllstoga, and two slaters, Mrs. James Stewart of Eugene and Fay Mattox of Salem. Mrs. Ella A Quesnel Woodburn Mrs. Ella A, Quesnel, 67, died Monday, May 20 at St. Vincent's hos pital in Portland. Her home waa one mile north of Woodburn on the Woodburn-Hub-bnrd road where the family had lived for 10'a years, coming from Jerome, Idaho, in 1935, Born at St. Cloud, Minn.. Feb. 10, 1878. Member of St. Luke's Catholic church and Court Victory. Catholic Daughters nf America, of Woodburn. Survived by her husband. Ovllla D. Quesnel, sons and five daughters, Walte of Ketchum, Idaho, Lea lie O.. Leo and John of Woodburn, Clin ton of Salmon, Idaho. Irma Taylor of Billings, Mont., Fern Scharff of Halley. Idaho, Arta Lanaghan and Iris B.anka of Missoula, Mont., and Rita Seeley of Woodburn. also 15 grandchildren. Funeral services from St. Luke's Cathollo church Wednesday. May 22. at 9:30 a.m. followed by Interment in St. Luke's cemetery. Reci tation of the rosary at Rlngo chapel Tues day at 8 p.m. FEEL PLAYED OUT New Way To Help You Feel Younger Middle aged men and women who ara run down and no longer enjoy life like they onca did, may be suffering from a borderline blood-iron deficiency. Tramone, a new for mula, may stimulate your vitality and make you feel younger with increased energy. This amating aid for restoring the pap, energy and vigorous interest in life 'a activities so envied n youthful persona, contains a wonderful combination of affective ingredients that vou anould try at once. 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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Common Council of the Cuy of Salem, Oregon, deems It necessary and exped ient, and hereby declares Its purpose ana intention to Improve that portion of South 30th Street om the south line of Trade to the North line ot Beltevue streets 'n the City of Salem, Marlon County. Oregon by bringing said portion of said street to the established grade, constructing Port land cement concrete curbs, and paving said portion of aald street with asphaltlc concrete thirty feet In width, In accord anco with the plans and specifications therefor which were adopted by the Com mon Council on the 6th day of May. 1946. now on file in the office of the city re corder and which are hereby referred to and made a part hereof. The Common Council hereby declares Its purpose and Intention to make the above described Improvement by and through the Street Improvement Depart ment of the city of Salem, Oregon. By order of the Common Council of the City of Salem. Oregon, this 6tb day ol May. 1946. ALFRED MUNDT, City Recorder. Salem. Oregon. 124 NOTICE OF INTENTION TO IMPROVE THAT PORTION OF NEBRASKA STREET FROM THE EAST LINE OF 20TH TO THE WEST LINE OF 21ST STREETS IN THE CITY OF SALEM. OREGON. NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN that the Common Council of the city of Salem, Oregon, deems It necessary and expedi ent, and hereby declares Its purpose and Intention to Improve that portion of Ne braska Street from the East line of 20tn to tha West line of 21st Streets In the City of Salem, Marlon County. Oregon, at the expense of the abutting and adjacent property ownrrs. except any street and alley intersection, the expense of which will be assumed by the city ot Salem, Ore son, by bringing said portion ol said street to the established grade, construct ing Portland cement concrete curbs, and paving said portion of said street with Asphaltio Concrete, twenty-four feet in width, In accordance with the plans and specifications therefor, which were adopt ed by the Common Council on the 6th dav of May, 1046. now on file In the office t the city rtcorder ond which are hereby referred to and made a part hereof The Common Council hereby declares Its purpose and Intention to make the above described Improvement by and through the Street Improvement Depart ment of the City of Salem, Oregon. By order of the common council ot the city of Salem. Oregon, this 6th day of May. 1946. ALFRED MUNDT. City Recorder, Salem, Oregon. 124 NOTICE OF INTENTION TO IMPROVE THAT PORTION OF MILL STREET FROM THE EAST LINE OP 19TH TO THE WEST LINE OF 21ST STREETS IN THE CITY OF SALEM, OREGON NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN that the Common Council of the city of Salem, Ore gon, deems It necessary and expedient, and hereby declares its purpose and intention to Improve that portion of Mill Street from the east line of 19th to the west line oi 31st streets In the city of Salem. Marlon County, Oregon, at the expense of abutting and adjacent property owners. except any street and alley intersection. the expense of which will be assumed by the city of Salem. Oregon, by bringing said portion of said street to the established grade, constructing Portland cement con crete curbs, and paving aaid portion of said street with asphaltio concrete, thirty feet in width. In accordance with the plans and specifications therefor, which were adopted by the Common Council on the 6th day of May. 1946, now on file in the office of the city recorder and which are hereby referred to and made a part hereof. The Common Council hereby declarer It purpose and intention to make abovt described Improvement by and through the Street Improvement Depart ment of the City of Salem, Oregon. By order of the Common Council of the City of Salem. Oregon, this sixth day of May. 1946 ALFRED MUNDT. City Recorder, Salem. Oregon. NOTICE OF INTENTION TO IMPROVE THAT PORTION OF SOUTH 15TH STREET FROM THE SOUTH LINE OF HINES TO THE NORTH LINE Ol CROSS STREETS IN THE CITY OF BA LEM, OREGON. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Common Council of the city of Salem, Ore gon, deems it necessary and expedient and hereby oeolares its purpose and lnten tlon to Improve that portion of South 15th Street from the South line of Hfnes to the North line of Cross Streets In the City of Salem. Marlon County, Oregon, at tha ex- penie or the abutting and adjacent prop erty owners except any street and alley Intersection, the expense of which will be assumed by the city of Salem, Oregon, by brlnclng said portion of said street to the established grade, constructing Portland cement concrete curbs, and paying said portion of said street with Portland Ce ment six Inches In depth, thirty feet In width. In accordance with the plana and specifications therelor. which were adopt ed by the Common Council on the 8th day of May, 1948, now on file in the office of the city recorder and which are hereby referred to and made a part hereof. The Common Council hereby declares Its purpose and Intention to make tha above described Improvement by and through tha Street Improvement Department of the city of Ba em. Oregon. By order of the Common Council of the etty of BaUm, Oregon, this 8th day of May, HMD. ALFRED MUNDT. City Recorder, Salem. Oregon. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREOON IN AND FOR THE COUNTY Or MARION. In tha Matter of the Estate of ALMA MARIE ASK, Deceased. NOTICE OF HEARINO OF FINAL ACCOUNT AND report: NOTICE Is hereby given that the Final Report and Account of the undersigned as Administrator of the Estate of Alma Marie Ask, deceased, has been filed In tho County Court of Marlon County, State of Oregon, and that the 10th day or June, 1948, at the hour of ten o'clock A M. has been duly appointed as the time for the hearing of objections to said Final Report and Account and settlement thereof, at which t me any Person in. trrested In aald Estate may appear and file objections thereto In writing and contest me same. Dated this 8th day of May, 1948. . REIDAR BUOOE, Administrator. May 7 14 21 28: June 4 RHEUMATISM AND ARTHRITIS I siufered for years and am so thankful that I found relief from this terrible affliction that I will gladly answer anyone writing me for Information. Mrs. Anna Pautz. P.O. Box 825. 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Oregon, deems It necessary and expedi ent, and hereby declares Its purpose and intention to Improve that portion of Elec tric Avenue from the East line ol Yew Street 100 feet east of the east line of Summer street In the city ot Salem. Mar lon County. Oregon, at tha exepnse of tha abutting and adjacent property owners, except any street and alley Intersection, the expense of wntch will be assumed by the City of Salem, Oregon, by bringing said portion of said street to the estao lished grade constructing Portland cement concrete curbs, and paving said portion of said street with Portland cement aiz inches in depth, thirty feet in width, in accordance with the plans and specifica tions therefor, which were adopted Ly he Common Council on the 6th day ot 1846. now on file In the office of tha Ity recorder ana which are hereby refer red to and madi a part hereof. The Common Council hereby declares li purpose and intention to make the above described improvements by and through the Street Improvement Department of the City of Salem. Oregon. By order of the Common Council of the city of Salem. Oregon, this 6th dar of Mht. 1946 ALFRED MUNDT. City Recorder. Salem. Oregon. 134" NOTICE OF INTENTION TO IMPROvB THAT PORTION OF MADISON STREET FROM THE EAST LINE OF 19TH TO THE WEST LINE OF 20TH STREETS IN THE CITY OF SALEM. OREGON. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that tho Common Council ol the City of Salem, Oregon, deems it necessary and expedi ent, and hereby declares its purpose and intention to Improve that portion of Madi son Street from the east Una of 19th to the west line of 20th Streets In the City of Salem. Marlon Oouny. Oreiion. at the expense of the abutting and adjacent pro perty owners, except any street and alley intersection, the expense of which will ba assumed by the city of Salem, Oregon, by bringing ssid portion of said street lo the established grade, constructing Port land cement concrete curbs, and paving said portion of sold street with asphattia concrete, thirty teet In width, In accord ance with the plana and specifications therefor, which were adopted by the Com mon Council on the 6th day of May, 1946, now on file In the office of the city re corder and which are hereby referred to and made a part hereof. The Common Council hereby deelareg its purpose and Intention to make tha above described Improvement by and through the Street Improvement Depart ment of the City of Salem. Oregon. By order of tha Common Council of the City of Salem, Oregon, this 6th dar of May. 1946. ALFRED MUNDT. City Recorder, Salem. Oregon. 134 NOTICE OF INTENTION TO BIPROVJB THAT PORTION OF WILBUR STREET FROM THE EAST LINE OF CHURCH TO THE WEST LINE OF COTTAOB STREETS IN THE CITY OF 8 A LEM. OREGON. NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN that tha Common Council of the city of Salem Oregon, deems It necessary and expedi ent, and hereby declares Its purpose and intention to improve that portion of Wil bur Street from the East line of Church to tne west line of cottaee streets in tha City of Salem, Marlon County, Oregon, at the expense of the abutting and adjacent property owners, except any street and alley Intersection, the expense of whlco will be assumed by the city of Salem, Ore mon. by bringing said portion of aald street to tha establlshhed grade, con atructlng Portland cement concrete eurtw. and paving said portion of said street witn Portland cement six inches In depth, twenty-four feet In width. In accordance with the plans and specifications therefor which were adopted by the Common Coun-' ell on the 6th day of May. 1946. now on file In the office of the city recorder and which are hereby referred to and made part hereof. The Common Council hereby declares its purpose and Intention to make the above described Improvement by and through tha Street Improvement Department of the City ot Salem, Oregon. By order of the common Council of tha city of Salem. Oregon, this 6th day of may, imo, ALFRED MUNDT, City Recorder, Salem, Oregon. 124 Journal Want Ads Pay Milk Mixture for Stomach Ulcers A recent medical discovery now used by doctors and hospitals everywhere baa proven unusually successful in the treatment of itora ach ulcers caused from excesa acid. It ta a harmleaa preparation yet so effective, in many cases tlx) pains of stomach ulcere disappear almost immediately. Also recommended for gxs pains, indigestion, heartburn due to hyper, acidity. 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