:
1
WANTED TO RENT
llIE TWAIN Shall Meet when veteran &
wife from east Had a furnished apt.
or small house In Salem. Phone 6676.
Ja255
? CLEAN. Christian vet. wishes to marry
i equally virtuous girl, but no place to
I live. Can anyone help? Ph. 3453. Ja355
' NAVY RECRUITING officer At wife need
i 3 or 4 rm. furn. apt. or house. No chil-
dren yet. Ph. 21592. La2.y
ilOUNG COUPLE must find Place to Tive
immediately. Sin. or Ik. apt. or house.
I lurn. or unfurn. Have furniture In
storage. Will redecorate interior 11
t necessary at my own expense If apt. is
P on ground floor or a sm. house. Box
J 22 Capital Journal. Ja254
; UNIV. rROFESSOK At wife want house or
S apt. Phone 3871. Ja254
i WANTED: Furnished apartment or house
Box 326. Capital Journal. - Ia270
LOST AND FOUND
LOST: Window pall sciuersees At brush.
Fairgrounds road. 1900 block. Return to
owner, Reward. Phono 31342. k258
3 LOST In vicinity of Capital theater.
brown billfold, Valuable papers and
: cash. Ex-service man. Victor ScoBsran,
Route One, Daylon. Reward. k255
r LOST on State street, package contain
inir mink tails, Finder please leave ht
' Price's store. Reward. k234
LOST: PLASTIC framed ulasses & Sohnf
i (cr pen & pencil set in brown classes
' case. Please return to 1190 S. Liberty
i for reward. Ph. 6212. k255
i. LOST Oct. 10. in business dist., pigeon
I blood colored -ruby earrintt for pierced
I ears, large stonn In old-style mounting
l J10 reward. Write 4175 Portland ltd..
f or phone 22981. kI34
i TOST Pearl beads at Leslie hi. Tuts
! night Liberal reward. 655 N. Cottage
Ph. 6233. k254
! WILL-PERSON who found suitcase at
I . Southern Pacllic depot Sunday eve.,
r Oct. 6 please notify H. L. Taylor, Mnr
Ion. Ore., Box 52. Reward. k254
MISCFU.ANROl'S
ELECTRIC RATE reductions! follow suc
cess Salem Electric announces residen
tial reductions that brlns Us whole rate
-structure to the lowest In the United
states. maai
ling Efficient, careful drying. Phone
22861. Lee's Hatchery. nftfl
SPORTSMAN Custom tanning and manu
facturing of deer and elk hides Inft
useful trot. hies Myer" Clove As Tannin
Co 1348 Ferry Phone 6031. m25B
MEN'S HATS cleaned and blocked, 75c
LES SPRINGER. 464 Court St. m265'
SALEM WASTE PAPER
1790 North Front
WE RUT magazines and newspapers
Cardboard sheets and boxes any size .tor
sale. m288
YOUR PETS given loving care In my own
home while you are away, pnone aii
for t reservation. m3H
DENTAL PLATE REPAIR
1-HR SERVICE IN UUS1 CASES
DR HARRY SEMLBR- DENTIST
Adolph Pidg Slate A Commercial Sts
SALEM Fnone SSI' tn
DEAD and worthies flock removed on
moment' notice Ph 6000
UEAT your home electrically It's con
venlent, clean, economical See us foi
free estimates YEATER APPLIANCI
CO :5S N Uberty n
BEAVV HAULING, excavation and row!
building land clearing dozej wort
ditching, basement excavation. ane
travel crushed rock ma-son sana eon
arete mix. cement
SALEM SAND At ORAVKL CO
1409 N FRON1 ST. SALEM. ORBGOr.
Phone 4408 or 31924
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
GRAY RUSSIAN Squirrel Coat. Size 18
2150 Center. Eve. n234
ABOUT 3no used brick. P. O. Box 454,
Salem, Ore. n2j4
PIANO PRICED reasonable. 1690 S. C
WEED BURNER. New condition. S12.50.
Cost $10.50. Route 7. Box 258 Salem, l'-i
mile E. totem pole. n254
KITTENS to Blvc away. Ph. 8087. n256'
I ROYAL PIANO fc misc. furniture. 26B
S, Cottage. Phono 6680. n2a8"
..SIMLLOW WELL pump, 250 sal. tank,
uMajestic cabinet radio. Ralph Garren,
flt. 2, Box 470-D. Ph. 21348. n256
. ANTIQUE rosewood Stelnway square
grand. Call 7450 Sat. and Sunday. n2o6
PRACTICALLY new Fairbanks-Morse 230
sal. per hr, shallow well electric pump
with motor & tank. A. F. Lamer.
2. Box 4-G. Ph, 3194, ext. 14. n259
M.W. ELEC. vacuum cleaner in good conrt,
Child's self propelled tree swing. 722
Hithland Ave. n256
AIRLINE cabinet radio, small Phllco port
able. 1114 3rd St.. eves. Ph. B735.
n25S
8 MM. KEYSTONE movie projector, model
tt a. nuu waits, nu. Aaaress r, u,
Box 323. Stayton. n256
DAVENPORT72 Chairs. Phone 89947 n2 56
lti"x8' HENDEY quick change lathe with
new 4 jaw chuck and 2 h.p. motor.
Price $1000. Lambert's Texaco Sta.,
Aumsvllle, Oregon. n25B
BROWN'cari'cul fur coat. Ph. 604SLn25 4
REGISTERED Springer Spaniel puppies.
620 McClaine St., Silverton. Inqui.-e
week-ends, . n259
CHROME plated upholstered chair, an
tique rocking chair, solid mahogany
library table, used auto, sawdust lur-
nace. Good condition, all piping goes
who it. 193B Hazel Ave., alter ft p.m
n255
COLUMBIA phonograph and 75 records,
$20. Inquire 475 S. Winter, n25o'
ELECTRIC washing machine.
2096 State St.
A-l cond.
n25&
BEDSTEAD,
mattress.
Simmons spines and cotton
Ph. 24145. n2o5
FILBERTS 20c per lb. Ph. 22388 or call
at route 2, box 170C. Follow pavement
i miles W. of Keizer school. n2o5'
NAVY P coat. $10 Portable Victor pho
norraph. J 20. Baby crib. $12.50, Ph.
24105, n255
BOSTON Bull Terriers. Registered male
and female. Haugcrty line. Salem Vet
erinary hospital, Portland rd. n257
BLUE VELOUR overstuffed chair, perfect
cond. $40. End tables, $4, 2045 Maple av.
n254
GIFTS, pot holders, pillow cases. hchlfs.
cnnaren s aresses, aJ4 ti, winter, n254
IOTOR scooter. Ph. 5439. n254
LARGE combination wood or coal clrcu-
13 Lor, 434 S. 16th. n254
3 BLACK and tan hounds. 2 mo old. R.7.
7, Box 233L, ml back of Kickback
station out Portland rd. Dan Moore.
Eves. K254
FARRAND piano. Good condition. Ph
9377. or 1931 N. Church n2a4
HORSE OWNERS! See the new two-horse-traller
on display at Ward's Parm Store,
Trade and Hijth sts n254
FOR SALE: i Veneer. Service Lumber
Co., Siherton- Oregon. n25o'
GOOD CHROME mixing faucet for bar
ber or Beauty Shop. 1315 S. Com'i.
. n254
PACIFIC Sawdust burner. Thermostat.
Good Cond. Ph. 9516. n2b4
STORE ISLANDS, tables, phonograph re
cord display racks.
MITCHELL RADIO Si APPLIANCES
State at 19th. Phone 7577. a
FOR SALE: Registered AKC Irish Setter
pups. Call 7673 after 5 p.m. or Sat.
it Sun n254
ELECTRIC pants pressers, curling and
soldering irons. i
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. n27S
AUTOMATIC recordchanger and "oilfillen
table model radio. 849 S. 12, aft. 5 p. in
m n25S
GUARANTEED Forever flashlights ro
quiring no batteries; 2 & 3 cell flash.
lishU.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
355 N Liberty St. n2T5
BAILROAD type lanterns.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. n278
NEW HAMPSHIRE fryers and pulletn,
fryers dressed or live weight. Ph. 7569.
, m n254
BICYCLE ir. good condition Lone7"Hayeii
325 Union. H235
TRE-WAR slipper satin wedding "outfit.
18-20. Box 33, Capital Journal. n355
?JfSi'-RICAN Oriental rugs7siies 6x9 and
WW- See by appointment. Write box 34.
capital Journal. B254
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
3-BURNER white enamel 3-speed Hotpolnt
electric plate, Chrome copper-bottom
teakettle. Set Junior size boxing gloves.
Pair athletic shoes size Oi. Ph. 21833
or 536 N, 17th, n355
SILVER FOX scarf, never been worn,
reasonable. Irene Prlem, Rt. 6, Box 332.
Out Garden rd.. Vi ml. front Sweele s:h.
' n235
LOVELY green Vogue suit. 14, $38. Tibitan
fox fur, $23, Cast Iron wood circulator,
beard, pipe. $35. Copper boiler, music
stand, bird cane, wire rattrap, nee
supers, scales. 1520 5. Com'l. n255
NOTICE
SALEM Watch shop closing for 3 mo. va
cation Call for your watches and clocks
at once All makes and sizes of ladles
and gents wrist and pocket watches f.
sale cheap. 2381 State st. n258
FLUORESCENT kitchen'fixtures and 'in.
gle tube brackets for use near your
mirror.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO,
255 N Liberty St. n275
SINGLE AND two-burner hotnlates.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St n275
TABLE and pln-lt-up lamps.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St i12.75'
DECORATIVE and linhted house number.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 a LlbertySt. n275J
SMOOTHIES for perfect Ice cream.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO
255 N. Liberty St. n21h
AlTuMINUM sauce pans, well and tree
platters, frying pans, cookie sheets,
clothes hampers.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N Liberty St. n27a
KITCHEN and bathroom light
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St.
flxturei
n275'
WALL TYPE can openers, citrus fruit
juicers
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. n273
KITCHEN and Industrial exhaust fans.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. n275
AUTOMATIC electric sldcarm water heat
ers, YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. n275
ELECTRIC chimes, long and short tubes,
motor driven, and mechanical chimus.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
233 N. Liberty St. n275"
POWERFUL 8-tube Tropic Master Over
seas electric radio. Ideal for outdoor
or coastal locations.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. n27ft
CHRISTMAS TOYS. Buy them at Gene's
Bike Shop. We also specialize in paint
Ing toys & bicycles. 1126 Edgewalcr
St. Ph, 21568. n277
ATMORAYS OZONE, Sell or rent. H.
PUBh. Ph. 22458. P O. Box 463. 11276
BABY bassinette, S3. 1 lounge, 3 rockers,
$10. 1 linoleum rug, 0x12, $9. 581 N,
Church st, n253
SUN LA MTS lultra violet it infra-red),
portable and stand models with timers,
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. n27V
COAL OR briquet circulating heater, new
wood raiue,
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
253 N. Liberty St. n275
ELECTRIC room heaters, tan, steam and
reflector types.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. n273'
1'LASTI-KOTE, the durable paint with
the cellophane-like finish.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. n275'
AUTOMATIC electric grill, 18x36 Inches,
with double thermostat, ideal for small
restaurant or club house.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
355 N. Liberty St. n275
INDIRECT lloor lamps and torchiers.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. n375'
FIGURINES and small gift items
255 N. Liberty St. n373'
ATTRACTIVE, aluminum kitchen step
ladders nnd s,tep-oii refuse cans.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. n275
RADIOS, table and console, 10 models
from which to select.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. n275
FLUORESCENT desk lamps. Ideal for
student or office.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
353 N. Liberty St. . n255'
ELECTRIC desk, mantle and wall clocks.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
'255 N. Liberty St. n27S
HEATING pads (electric), plastic clothes
lines, ironing pads and covers.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
256 N. Liberty St. n2Jl
TWO-SLICE electric toasters, $210." 4
slice, $3.65.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
355 N. Liberty St. n2;5
TWO-WAX and lnter-comm. telephone
sets.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
235 N. Liberty St. n275
WATER HEATERS for immediate deliv
ery. 40-gallon Collins $98.33; 50-gallon
Weatinghouse $115.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
955 N. Liberty St. n275
CUTLERY and tableware.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
235 W. Liberty St. n375'
COFFEE-MAKER sets, 4 to 6 and 8 cup
cof lee-makers with itoves.
YEATER APPLIANCE OO.
350 N. Lioerty St. n275'
HEAVY bronze smoking st ands.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. n275'
METAL AND plastic bed lamps.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St.
AUTOMATIC record players.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
355 N. Liberty St.
SEE US FOR Christmas gifts.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. n304
SAND, GRAVEL, slit, garden sand, fertiliz
er. Bosicy is Meyer, Ph, 3046, 14
North Commercial. n273
WATER HEATERS. Thermador auto. elec.
MITCHELL RADIO Si APPLIANCE
State at 19lh. Phone 7517. n
INSULATION pneumatically imtallefl
Pnc- material, workmanship guarau
teed. Salem Koca Wool Co. Ph. 874a
211b N. Liberty. n
DOES YOUR ROOF LEAK1 Use 100 as
phalt shingles. Unharmed by any weath
er, rain or shine, Fireproof. Installed oy
experienced men. For FREE estimate
Phone 7177. Western Auto Supply Co
n258
SILVER PLATED 6i brass candle holders,
weather vanes, copper lanterns it sunt
(or sale. Also steel clothesline posts
1145 North Liberty. n262
NAVAJO RUGS and saddle blankets.
Guaranteed 100? native wool. Woven D
Navajo Indians on their reservation
175 4. High. Paul Stoner. Phone 6068.
n260
?x9 USED walk-in cooler, complete with
meat racks, shelving, 1 reach-in door,
1 h.p. compressor. Burton Refrigeration
Co.. 3050 Portland Rd. Phone 24060.
SMART SUITS, coats, sweaters and skirts
as well u dresses lor all occasions from
afternoon to formais. Grand materials
and scarcely worn. Sizes S to 44. Phone
4845, anytime. o3U3
QAttlJEN anL gravel cruaneo roca
Shovel ea diag-une excavating W AW
LNU SAMS AMD GRAVEL CO. Pa. Ufll
PULLER BRUSHES. 174$ Grant Pb, $311
031)
FOR SALE: 1 Electro Lux Vacuum clean
er, all attachments. 1 Blrchfleld Cot
ton Mattress. 1 Innersprlng Mattress. 1
Remington .22 special repeater, 600
shells. Oregon Motor Courtel. n2j5
MAN'S GREY glen plaid suit size 38-40.
$13. Ph. 4666. n255
1 FOUR WHEEL rubber tired farm trail
er with rack. 1 6 H.P. International gas
engine. L 3" Fairbanks-Morse centrilu
cal pump with engine, 1 15 foot single
action disc harrow. 1 6 foot tandem disc
harrow, 1 John Deere one-row horse
drawn cultivator.
INTERSTATE TRACTOR & EQUIP CO.
nu s. Liberty, saiem, Ore. n254
50 LB. ice box 125. 1509 N. 5th. Ph. 6074.
n2S5
ROSE 9x15 rug. $95. 365 E, Rural, n254
tv. BCt ! furoitur. tool ttovt
ditnea motor radios electric appn
anoea, Douaenotal good KLIOaULN t
28$ a, Comoierciai. Piun 98&$, a
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
HEAT YOUB hom electrically. It'i eon
venlent, clean, eeonomlcaL See ua lot
free estimate
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
365 N. Libert;
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
PIANO FOR beginner. Satisfactory if
nerds rrf inlshiiig. Must be reasonable
price, Phono 7312, naJfiG
OLD niSUI-S over 25 years old. UPfuaif
Antique Shop. 438 Court St. na360
USED KURNITURB Phone 9.184.
PERSONAL
PLEASE"wrlte"to this ex-GI couple if you
know of a housekeeping room. apt. or
any living quarters for these clean, re
fined persons. Box 35, Capital Journal.
P255
ALCOHOLICS, Anonymous. P. O. Box T2.
P309
DIVINE HEALING. Bring your T. B cases
to mo, all other ailments. Rev. T Hey
ttng, 1103 S. W. 13th ave.. Portland.
LA 7189 P264
PUP.LIO STENOGRAPHER
LETTERS OF all kinds composed and
typed Personal ones a specialty Strict
ly confidential For appointment, phone
4845. P308
AUTOMOBILES
FOR SALE Trailer. Two wire wheels,
good rubber. Dodge spring underslun,
wood body, high removable sides, Iron
tongue. ,j ton. Phone 5940. 254
To.rsFORDCOlTE in good condition.
Will lake model A for part payment
2215 Lee St, q256
TOT R A D E 1 937 Chev. ? ton panel. 4
speed transmission 80'i, rubber. 1720
Lancaster Drive. q254
1033 CHEVROLET 4 door sedan. Excellent
tires. Phone 22823. q256
FOR SALE: Studebaker 1931 sedan, com
pletely overhauled. New paint Az sood
rubber. S185. Tel. 4677 eves. q256
WILLYS Amarlcnr for sale or trade
for older car. See at Burton's Mobile
Stat ton, Hollywood, q250
PRIVATE party wants to buy lleht coupe
or 4 door sedan '38 or later model. No
dealers. Call 22193. q256
!):!0 MODEL A sedan. 4 new tires. New
palllt job. 1270. Ph, 2-1012. q253
10:15 CHRYSLER coupe, very good cond.
Inquire 2054 N. Church. q255
FOR SALE "
'H FORD Super Deluxe sedan. Excellent
condition. Will sell or trade for older
car, pickup or truck. 106 So. 25Lh. q255
""6CIIi:VROLETVoupe! Call after 5 p. m"
500 N. 17th. q2i5
BY OWNER 1939 Packard sdn. Ph. 6179
eves. q2i5
Tail OLDS club cpe. Will trade for small
er good cpe. 1190 Mission. q255
43 HUDSON 2-door. Excellent cond. R &
H. Trade for older coupe and difference.
Ph. 24630. q254
1037 FLATBED, Ion wheel base Ford V-B
truck. Good rubber and good shape.
Will's Clipper station, 837 S. Com 1.
q256
1040 PONTIAC Sedan. Radio, heater.
lisht, white walls. 5.000 miles &, com
plete overhaul At 2 new tires. 610 Sag
St., Independence. qH,4
TRAILER COACHES
BEFORE YOU buy, sec our new Roya'.s
and united coaches. Just arrived Horn
eastern factory. Electric refrigerators.
1984 State. q255
WANTED. CAR in good condition Any
kind but would prefer 37. 38 or 39 Mod
el No dealers picase. Call after 6:30
P.m Norman Schroyer. Route 6 Box 37
Salem (Out 22nd St.) q259
WANTED TO BUY: Late model trucK
Pickups, panels, flatbed i. tosgerx nr.
so on international dealer Jamex n
Maden Company SB 56 Silverton Roa:
Phone 24133. q
FOR SALE- 1930 Graham sedan. Good .6
600 tires 1250 1927 Chev truck fla.
oed Motor sooa Associated station
Huaoard Ph. 34li q3ns
VE'iERAN NEEDS car. any model, must
be priceo reasonable Call after 6 pm
or write W Redlnger. 3353 Simpson
Salem, q259
WANTED: GOOD used car, late mode,
preferred Phone 4547 q2,i9
WANTED: LATE Modei Oar t orivau
purty Will pay cash Phone 6280 o'
CARS NEEDED
ANY MAKE or model, II priced within
reason we will buy It. Stevens Used
Cars 678 S 12th. q359
WE PAY TOPS
Oet PVKRV L)LMb If out Cat It WortHl
CASH ON l'H BARREL-HEAHI
-"C" SHHOCK
SAXiEM'S Oldest independence
USED CAR DEALER
n B Comer Church & Cbemegeta '
Phone 7933 9
FINANCIAL
SEE US FOR
ATTRACTIVE FARM LOANS
ONLY 4 INTEREST
6 to 40 Years and NO Commission!
Leo N. Childrs. Inc.
REALTORS
344 Slate St. Ph. 9261 r235'
PARM AND CITV LOAN)
h AND 6
noun OWN ItiiMs ol repajment wiuiin
reason. Caab tor Real Estate Contraou
atd Second Mortgagea
CAPITOL SECJRriTES CO.
107 Pioneni Trusi Bldg. Ph. 7161. r
OSNERAL FTNANCB CORP
LOANS
S-138 and U-3U
ana
ROY H SIMMONS
CNSURANC& and LOAJiS
136 S Commercial st TeL UlU.
Wft LOAN on Farm, Residential and 8ttl
teas Property Will buy mortgagea con
tracts HAWKINS A ROBERTS. INt
tCALIOKS Quardian Bids r
YOUR SURPLUS MONEY WILL EARN
YOU S PERCENT INTEREST. BUY A
REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE. EXAM
INE THE SECURITY YOURSELF.
MORTGAGES AVAILABLE IN AMOUNTS
OF S500 TO $7500. WE COLLECT ALL
INTEREST AND PAYMENTS FOR THE
INVESTORS. NO EXTRA CHARGE.
STATE FINANCE CO. 153 a High St.
CASH "NOW"
FROM PERSONAL 8tn year in Salem
We lend money- quickly privately to
men or women, married or single,
LOANS 125 TO (300
For home or ousiness on furniture, sal
ary, business equipment. On auto 1500.
Choose any one ot our convenient loan
Plans and repay in 15 months.
WE LIKE TO SAY "YES"
to loan requests. So for faster service
phone first.
PERSONAL FINANCE CO
618 State St., Rm 125. Phone 3191
Lio, S-122, M-llib. E, Oailiniter, Mr
r268
auto loans
willamette. credit oo.
ftth PUJOh. GUARDIAN BUX3
Liccnie No -M-I89 r
I MONEY I
RKAX BSTA1& LXJAN8
PERSONAL LOAJSfl
CAR LOANS
We Buy Reaj Escat Uortgacea ioki
Contracts
STATE FINANCE CO.. REALTORS
Lie s-jib ii-jaa ibs s Bizb at r
Directory
AUTO BRAKES
MIKE PANEK, T73s" Com'l. PhT5Ts
Brake Ac wheel aligning specialist. o27
HIKE PANLK. 275 6. Com'l. Ph. b!61
Brake As wheel aligning specialist. 0253'
ACCOUNTING
ACCOUNTING end bookkeeping. Reason,
able rates Dependable service, BuineM
Service. Inc. Maaonlo Buildings, Salem
Phone B737. o
APPLIANCE REPAIRS
EXPERT BEND IX and commercial and
domastlo refrigeration srvic. Ralph
John ion Appliances. S53 Center Pa 03(i
AUTOMOTIVB
UARION MOTORS
NASH SERVICE
i40 Chemexeta Phona 7838,
CEMENT WORK
GENERAL CEMENT CONTRACTING, CM!
Ellis. 1905 N. 19th St. Ph. 407L 0366
CHIMNEY SWEEP
FURNACES. CHIMNEYS vacuum cleaoea
ENSLEY. 771 8 21st Ph. 7176. o
DELIVERY SERVICE
SALEM DELIVERY and Pickup Service.
145 B, Cnurcn. Phone 4711. o37a
Market Quotations
Portland Prodnee wsetiane
Butler Prices to retailers, Grade A A
carious, 90c. A A prints 89c. A prints
86-88c. A cartons 87-89c. B prints 85-67c
lb. cubes '.jc higher.
Esse Prices to retailers: AA large.
A lai'Ki-. 6l-62ci AA medium, 69c; A medW
um. 58-59ci A small, nominal. 44o doieo
Cbeese To retailer tn Cortland Oreion
triplets 46-47e lb., daisies 43Mi-44Ae
al 47-50 lb Jobbers pay lb. lean
To wholrtftlet Ttiand, Oregon stngM
55-56C, loaf 55-560.
rut Muiio it noiciriti Msruef
Butter (f o b bulk 68 lb tubs) AA
grade 92 score 85c, A grade 92 scort 84c.
B grade 00 score 63c, C grade 89 score t?Uc.
Butlrrfat (Tentative, subject to imme
diate change! Premium quality maximum
of 35 of 1 percent acidity, delivered 'n
Portland. 04-98c lb.: first quality 93-97c
lb.; second quality 91-93c; valley routes
and country point 2o less than first, or
91-03C.
Cheese Selling price to Portland re
tailers: Ore. singles 58-50o lb. Ore. loaf
60-61C .b.; triplets. 53-55c.
Eggs To wholesalers a large bsc
59bc dosen. mod. 65-66 "Ac B grade
43h-45Ac
Rat bits-Average country Killed to re
tailers 43-tOc lb Live fryers, colored
34o white 23 37o lb Old bucks and doea b
lbs and up 15e lb
New York
Stock Quotations
(By the AMociated Pre&si
New Yora, UP) -CI twit ouotationj
Allted Chem, Ore
American Can
m Powei St Llabt.
Mner Tel At I'eL
Wacond Oopper
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dethiehem Stel
doeing Aircraft
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'oniriiieiua. tnsui ance
Jruwu delleroacb . .
Jurtiss Wright . ...
Jo u a las Ai craft ... ,,,.,',"'
upont de Nemours ...
aenerai Elecirio
Jenerai hoods
Jencra. Motors '
Jttodjeai 1'ire ttit
Jreai Noi tnern pfd.
mternationa. Harveatei
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ALTERATIONS-Remodellng. 1984 State Bt
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EXTERMINATORS
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KUNERAL DIRECTORS
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HOUSEHOLD PRODUCTS
J. R. W ATKINS CO. PRODUCTS.
1717 Cenlcr St. Phone 5393.
matFrTsses
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MUSIC "lessons
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PLUMBING
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dragline excavating Wailing Band
Gravel Oo Phone 8381.
SAW JAILING
F, X. Roasch. 674 8. Capitol 0279
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L6dges
Meet every Wednesday
. evening. Visitors wel
' come. IOOF Building.
A Kingwood Lodge No. 204,
YSSl A.P. & A.M., meets Monday
fr night, 7 pjn.f October 28.
M.M. Degree and refreshments, by
order of Sec. L. L. Sloper. 255
A Pacific Lodge No. 50. A.P. &
MteAM. F.C. Degree, Tuesday,
Oct. 29, 7;00 pn. 256
Live Poult rr
Live Chickens No. 1 Leghorn broilers, 1
to 3 lbs., 35-37c; fryers, 3 to 3 lbs.. 37
38c; 3 to 4 lbs.. 37-39C, roasters, 4V6 lbs.
and over. 37-38c; under 3Va lbs., 32-33c;
roosters and stags. 12-17c.
Drccd Chickens To retailers: Spring
orollers 3 lbs up 63o lb. colored hens 37c
Leghorn fowl 32ci old roosters and stag
380.
Fresh Vegeublea
Beans Ualll 17c lb Mld-Oolumbla Bw
Lake, mid-Columbia and Walla Wlla
green and wax 9-10c lb Oregon Giant
10-12o lb Kentucky Wonders 8-10c Shell
beans 11.30-175 an-lb lug Wax and Blur
Lake 9-10c
Reels Local B5-75c dozen.
Broccoli- SI 50-1 6i luu
Cabbate Local round type, 12-2.23;
red, 6-7c lb
Carrots Local, b cinched. 6-doa erata
13-3.25
Cauliflower Local No. 1, 11.63-2.10.
tlery California In tot sturde arata
Lablsh. Milwaukle 32-2.25 crate: blanche,
S21J.-V. Hearts. W.-1.25 dtra
Corn Best, 12-2.25 a S-doz. box.
Dill -20-250 lb
Cucumbers Slicers 18 lb. flats, 11.50.
1.65
Egcplant 20 lb. crate. 12.10-3.25.
Garlic Ores on tO-lac lb
Lft luce Local, dry pack. $2-3.35 per
3 doz.; The Dalles, $2.25-2.30.
Onions Wasn ary No i, (l-l 15l )U
ib sacks; Idaho, white. No. 1, 11.50-1.6S.
large. '1.65 yellow Spanish. 11.30-1.36:
Parsley Local 75-80o dorc
Prppere---Green Callt. 35-Ib orate
3. 50-75. Mid-Columbia 12-lb. flat 81c;
30-lb. 11.75; red. flat 11.75; chill. 11. fla
il, flats
Potatoes Washington Russets, 12.50
2.75; 50 lbs.. No. 3. 90-9Sc; local long
white. $2 65-3 75; Klamath Russets. No. .
ia.75-2.85. Deschutes. No. 1, 12.75-2.85
rumpkin 3l.a-4o lb.
K:uflfn-s f.ocai rpn m lot dot ouncnet
Rutabass Lua, 11.15-1.25.
Spiiui'li 20 lb. box. $1. 50,
Sprouts Local to 12.50-2,65 flat.
Squash Zucch'ni 75c-ll flat. Scallop.
75c-Sl 14-!b shaker) tl 25-45 35-lb of-nr
box 12.75-$3, Danish, lugs, 85-90c. Hub
bard. 2-3c lb.
Sweet potatoes Calif.. 50 lb basket.
13.65-3.85. yams 50 lb., 13.85-4.
1'omaliiB!. Loca. to- lb 1 1 at. No
11. 10-1. 23; California wrapped $3.25-3.50;
repacked. S4-4.25.
rurnipii Hun.Tea Idaho ll-$l IU dozen
lopped 13 for 50-lb. sack.
ttth Fruit
AnDies YaKima Delicious wrapped aof
packed, cumb box $4.50-4.75, Jumble 30
13 40; Hood River Spitz lace-fill box 11 15
2.00; Yellow Newtown S4 35 Winter Ba
nanus, loose. S2-2.'J5; Orticys 13.60 box;
I Jonathan f&f 13.40. H. R. Delicious I3.t?
j Delicious wrapped and packed, $4.25-4.50;
1 :han 40 lb n 4U Murvhlile Wnsn
trlct Transparent.1 11.50-3 face lug; Red
! Delicious, wrapped and packed, 14,50-4.75;
loose, $3-3 50.
I Avocado K'uerte 14 35. choice 13 1 1
I tancy $i-4 25 20-31' Mats Calif Dicker
I sou all sizes. 14.50-4.75; llzimas, 14.75-
5 75
U.innniii 9Sc-IDo (b out Hands, eratif
j 'Xtra
i i Crinhrrriea Or-on 25-lb. boxes, $8.13-
0.50; EaMeru 19.25.
' (Jraiu'iruii Ui.. large 15.50-5.75, small
i f3.75 case. Te:;as pinks $5, 10. white $4.80
t Coc.'-.rll $4 95 case Cuban, all sizes. IB
- 8.50. Florida pinks. ?" sizes, 15-5.25; white
! Oils and larger. 54. 73-5.25; small $7-7.i5;
i Caliloriiin. 80s, 15.50-5.75; 100s. $3-3.50.
! GrapesLocal Concords, 11.23-1.50.
i ' Lemon California, .sizes lioi-JUU, and
i toO ' 6a-7 90. $6.50.
! I.lmes 1 ub oi S JUa
I (5c
I Oruncrs Ceillnita: Calif 16 09. Pla r
nnd up to 16.14: Valencies. 268s and
tareer, 16 50-6.65; smaller, 13.25-5.50,
Ouince Local, lb.
Pears Bartiett&. cumb pack SB-lb 001
i22y--iib. Mearord wrapped and packea
15-3 25; Hood R.Vflt. I4-4.J5; orchard (un
Si 75-2 Vagims W At P., $4,35: D'AnJou
(4,?5. wraspud and packed boxesi Bo,iu
wrapped and packed, 14.25; loose $3.35
3.50; Hood River D'AnJou. 14.60-4.76.
IMrtciuipM. -i.'unin
Ponicgranulci $2 75-2.85 lug.
Mem
Couulr? Meats--Rollback p'ices to re
,aiJtrs Couum KlLltid Dogs, 9st butchers
,20-140 lbs 9-lVio lb Vealers AA 22 c
A JIW B 19 Mi. S 11-17 ft c. culls I J-15c lb
Beei AA 2140. ft 20 B 16c, eannert
(luttcrfl I3W-I4C Lambs AA 2c A 3o
a i4'.a O 20o lb Ewes f8 I34e, U 13c
Veal A A 32-33c. A 30-31c. B 28c lb.
Cull 18-24C
Horn hanrj olocK 37-3Bo lb. Block
butcliers, packer style, 135-213 lbs. 38-40c;
over 213 lbs.,35-38c; sows all weights, 38
30c. Lambs A A 34-35C, A 32c. B 27-28C lb.
Mutton rnnc, A 10-140 accordiuu
qua.iu ana wuirnt
Berf A A 34-36c; A 32-33C. B 28-30c O
25-36c, canncr-cutter bulls 22-23c lb.
Catcara Uitrli Green 8-8 Si o. dry i0o lb
Wool Oovernm-int oontroL
Mohair 0c lb. on 12-moa growth.
Ur Wholesale anlpmenia: Alialfa. No
1 or oetter S31-133.60. Oats-vetch mixec
hay, valley growers price 119-132. olovei
bay $19-132$, baled on farms.
Illdei Caive 2D-34o. green beef 100 to.
ld l6o Oreen Dulls Ac lb.
Hops Nor maj contracts; 1944 SSe ap
1114a ibc lb 1940 boo 194" SO lb
Nui Olslnhutora' Baste
Chetlnuli Local Italian 30c lb.
Almond Call! 33-3&C lb.
PUberts HHI Iba, Bin. Da BHa
looae Chilly Nutt
(New Crop
Jumbo 32-34c 34-330 S4c
Largo 2S'a 2'vC 26-31c 34-35'c
Fancy 32c and up 23'-23c 39'. 31c
Baby 3(1 -33 c jtfg
tVuinuts Krunuuettes No. 1 lumoo
J6o. large 33 34o, med. 31c, oaby iiSic .a
No. 2. jumbo soft sheila tihe large taa
mad, 39'a
Chfrato Llvrstnck
Chicago, Oct. 26 Wi (USDA1 Salable
liogs looo tcsLimatedi ; total not given;
compared week ago alt weights, including
sows, uround 1,00 higher.
Salable cattle IjOO (estimated): total not
given; compared week ago: Good and
choice fed steers and yearlings, along with
comparable ycailmg heifers, 3.00 higher;
Instances 5.00 up on very active trade;
load lot top reached 36.50, new record
lush; j,hort load 37.00; arable supply good
and cholco steers 36,00-36.00, with little
scnting over 1150 lbs,; medium grade steers
and heifers approximately 1.00 higher;
choice but not prime fed heifers reached
32.00; most iiood and low-choice offerings
closed at 23.00-28.00; weighty western
grass heifers sold up lo 20.35; about 3000
western gra.sficis in receipts, mainly cows
iiuri cow-type heifers; medium and good
beef cows closed steady with Jatc laht
week but 2.00-3.00 under last week's high
lime; good rane cows sold up to 19.00;
bulk good offerings I(i.50-1M.50; comparable
hciferettes 17.00-20.25; choice fed corn belt
cows and heilerettes mixed reached 21.7j;
common and medium bee! cows closed
fuirl yactive at 11.00-14.jO, with cauners
and cutters at 8.00-10.00; bulla lost ap
proximately 3.00, best beef bulls finishing
the week around 17..i0, with dairy-type ol
feniiBS mostly 16.00 down; vcalers lost
l.oo, selling 'most at 21,00 down; medium
to good made slock tattle and stock calves
weakened on dratigy market, mostly j0
loer at H.j0-17.j0; but choice western
stockcrs helu steady at 18,00-19.35,
Salable sheep 1000 (cUimatcdj ; total not
given. Compared week ago; Slaughter
iambs declined 1.00 and more on the
week's iniual session Dut advanced daily
thereafter to finish 2.00-3.0U higher, ut
least 50 ptr cent of receipts mature tumtt
ter ewes, these closed steady; other ulaos
es scarce; good and choice slaughter lamus
sold during wttl; lrom 2U.00-J4.uu, late top
and popular price on natives 114.00, com
mon sort-outs 16.5U down; at the mail
tune soud snurii iambs with No, 1 and
No. 3 pelts brought 21.00 and 21.50 ana
goud to uiiolce yearlings wiin mixed No, i
and fail shorn pelts reached lU.oo; mature
slaughter ewes 6,25-8.75, according to
grade; deck t'".'d to choice bd lb. western
leedmg lambs early 18.00. two loads 74 lb.
shortfed lamba went back for further feed
ing at 17.75
Portland Grain
Portland, Ore., Oct. 26 (Jpj Wheat fu
tures not quoted
Cash grain: Oats No. 238 lb. white
63.50; barley No. 245 lb. b.w. 63.00,
Cash wheat fbid): Soft white 1.86'i;
soft while (excluding Rex) 1.86',i; white
club 1,86's; western red 1.86'i.
Hard red winter: Ordinary I.fl6',4i 10.
per cent 1.881a; 11 per cent 1.92',-j; 12 per
cent 2.00',-r.
Hard wrilte Bsart: ID per cent 3.29; 11
per cent 2.31: 12 per cent 2.33.
Today's car receipts: Wheat 26; barley
5; flour li corn 1; oats 1: mill feed 5,
Portland Livestock
Portland. Ore., Oct. 26 fPh-USDAlCat-tie:
for five days salable 3328. Total 5290;
calves salable 853 and total 1120; compar
ed Monday this week market generally
2 00 lower. Instances a.00 off with some
cattle unsold lite. Ho test ol top good
Stocks Advance
Irregularly
New York, Oct. 26 OT Scat
tered stock market favorites
made a little further progress
today although numerous lead
ers maintained a lower drift in
another of the slowest Saturday
sessions of the past two years.
Customers generally held to
the cautious side, brokers said,
because of apprehension over
growing labor disputes includ
ing a threatened coal strike and
the move of automotive unions
to reopen wage contracts in that
field.
Transfers were around 300,
000 shares.
Resistance was displayed by
Eastman Kodak, Texas Co.,
Chrysler, Chesapeake & Ohio,
United Aircraft and Consoli
dated Edison. Laggards were
U.S. Steel, Youngstown Sheet,
General Motors, Montgomery
Ward, American Telephone, In
ternational Harvester, North
American. General Electric, Du
Pont, Allied Chemical, N.Y.
Central, Pennsylvania railroad
and Great Northern.
Bonds, on the whole, failed
to make headway.
Closing Dow-Jones averages:
industrial, 168.44, off 0.32; rail
47.80. unchanged; utility 34.97,
up 0.01; 65 stocks 61.13; off 0.07.
Sales totaled 200,000 shares,
smallest volume for a Saturday
since Sept. 16, 1044, compared
with 300,000 shares last Sat
urday. Curb volume was 70,
000 shares against 100,000
shares last Saturday. Bond
turnover of $1,390,000 compared
with $1,266,000.
Grains Hove in
Narrow Ranqe
Chicago, Oct. 26 OP) Grains
moved within a narrow range
today and trading was on a re
duced level. Corn was under
moderate pressure most of the
session, reflecting fairly liberal
arrivals in cars and an expan
sion of offerings by the coun
try. Wheat shower more strength
than corn, although trade was
light. Prospects of an early
settlement of the maritime
strike created some buying by
local traders. Oats, lower early,
rallied toward the close when
a short covering movement got
underway in the nearby deliver
ies. Cash dealers reported they
purchased more than 200,000
bushels of corn on a to-arrive
basis from the country.
Wheat closed unchanged to a
cent higher, January $2.02, corn
was lower to higher, Jan
uary $1.365s-34, and oats were
Vi lower to 1 cent higher, No
vember 82-.
79,698 Bales Oregon
Hops Certified
Official certificates on 79,698
bales of the Oregon, 1946, hop
crop had been issued by the state
hop analytical laboratory up to
the close of work October 24,
the state department of agricul
ture reported Friday.
Analyses for leaf, stem and
seed content on that many bales
were run through in two days
less than two months to make a
record performance in the three
seasons the laboratory has been
in operation.
The laboratory has just about
completed the season's work,
with A. J. Fleming who is in
charge estimating that official
samples will be drawn on only
another six or seven thousand
bales of hops.
Loot Police Lockers
Los Angeles, Oct. 26 (PJ Two
members of the police burglary
squad were unhappy follows to
day. They reported, ruefully,
that burglars had burglarized
their lockers in the burglary
squad room , appropriates a
gun, ammunitian and leather
jacket.
steers since Monday when one loud set
record lilith at aH.Ofl, Others 20.00-24.00
wllh In tc s files at 20.00 down to 10.00;
sood stockiTh and feeders 16.00-17.50; com
mon Maimhter a terra down to 13.00. Good
hrlfprs early 20.00, later at 1D.00 down;
common 12.00-17.50; Rood bee! cows early
to 17.00; later 15.75 down but none offered
at close; c a nners and cutters 7.00-9,50
late; early to 11.50; few 12,00; good beef
bulls up lo 16.75 early. Good-choice vcal
ers 19.00-20.00; early ton 21.00 but lower
grnries under severe pressure,
Hogs: For five days salable 012: total
60(50; compared week aiio market steady
after losing early 2.00 advancoi good
choice barrows and sills largely 28.00,
early top 2fi.f)0; bows closed around 23,00,
early to 20.00; good-choice feeder pigs
21.50-22 00; stags largely 20.00 with 70
pound dock.
Sheep- For five days salable 2678, total
4075: compared week ago lambs around 50
lower, ewes 2.50 off; good-choice wooled
lambs 18,00-50; early sales lo 19.00 with
extreme top 19.25: feeders mostly 14.00
15.00; ;tood slaughter ewes closed at 6.00
down; few earlier sales on outside ac
counts up to 7.50; common down lo 3.00.
Salem Markets
Completed from reports el 6a Jem
dealers for the guidance of Capi
tal Journal Bet dart. (RiTiaad
daily.)
KcUll Pfleet
Rabbit FeedsPellets. S4.0& cwt
Kck Maih--S4.50 cwt,
Oalrr Feed S3 70 cwt,
Poultry Heavy colored hens, No. 27c.
lb. No. 2 34c. Colored fryers, No. 1. 3Bc lb.
Ut-
Bu?er Pricrs- White ana Brown -uri
large trada A 58c, med 64c. itandardi
snc dozen,
Wholesale Price Largo 64c doeen, med
60c. standards 65c.
Butter Wholesale. A 87c.
Retail Oradfl A. 93c
Butterfal Premium, 94c; No. U 93c:
No. 2, SBC.
Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon,
Welfare Board
Budget $51,081,517
Portland, Oct. 26 CP) The
1947-49 budget of the state pub
lec welfare commission is set at
$51,081,517.
The commission approved the
figure in its monthly meeting
yesterday and said $16,800,389
of the biennial funds would
come from the federal govern
ment, $26,354,857 from the state
and $7,926,271 from counties.
20 Americans
Defy the Army
Rome, Oct. 26 (IP) Twenty
civilian employes of the U.S.
army, remaining in their rooms
in the luxurious Hotel Excelsior
in defiance of orders, were or
dered today to leave or face dis
charge for insubordination.
Col. Charles Deashcr, Rome
area commander, informed the
resistors in a letter that their
refusal lo meet the midnight
deadline last night for moving
to another hotel constituted
"willful" disobedience.
The spokesman for (he civi
lians has said that only force
would induce them lo give up
their well-appointed rooms in
the uptown hotel for the. much
less luxurious accommodations
of the Hotel Nuova Roma.
Of 44 who originally refused
to change over to less preten
tious quarters, army spokesmen
said half had checked out by
midnight. But Sheldon Mag
wood of New York City, "re
sistance" group leader, said he
knew of only 10 that had done
so.
In final checkout notices yes
terday, the army said the civi
lians might take apartments or
move lo Hote Nuova Roma,
which some had termed second
rate. The army said "crowded con
ditions in the Excelsior" were
the reason for the notices. The
civilians said they were being
ordered out to make room for
families of high-ranking offi
cers. Aschenbrenner Heads
County division
Carl Aschenbrenner, princi
pal of Parrish junior high
school, was elected president of
the Marion county division, Ore
gon Education association, at
the close of Thursday rtight's
meeting held at Bush school.
He will take office next
spring as will others elected.
They include Mrs. Carmalite I.
Weddle, Salem, vice president;
Miss Kalhryn Lovett, Salem,
secretary; Mrs. Mae Englc,
Woodburn, treasurer; Glade
Follis, Salem; Miss Helvie Sil
ver, Silverton, and Frank Smith,
Mill' City, members of the ad
visary committee, Charlie
Byers, Woodburn and Lorraine
Meusey, Salem, delegates, serv
ing with Miss Eleanor Roberts,
Salem, and Miss Mildred Odg
ers, Woodburn. Alternate dele
gates, Loren Mort, Indepen
dence, and Mrs. Irene Roubal,
Silverton. Neil Brown of Sa
lem, was nominated a member
of the board of trustees for dis
trict two.
Consumers' League
Names Byrd Chief
Albany Al Byrd, who has
been temporary chairman since
its inception several months ago,
was elected permanent chair
man of the Albany Consumers'
league committee at a meeting
at which organization was com
pleted. Mrs. Ruby McCloskey was
named secretary-treasurer, but
designation of directors was de
ferred pending further consoli
dation of the organization and
its expansion. Homer Mornhin
weg, James Howerd and Martin
Steinmeyer were named to con
stitute a program committee.
Silverton Veterans
Organize Snell Club
Silverton Veterans of World
War 2 of the local community
have organized themselves into
a section of the "Earl Snell for
Governor" club, assisted by
George Manolis, chairman of the
republican club from this dis
trict, and Frank M. Powell, secretary-treasurer
of the local Re
publican club.
To serve es club chairman of
the veterans' group will be Clar
ence Greenfield, assisted by Or
ville Frank as secretary-treasurer.
Webfoot Grangers
Hold Open Meeting
Grand Island The Webfoot
Grange's next meeting will be
an open meeting at the hall Sat
urday evening, October 26. It
will be "dress-up" night. Every
one is asked to wear or bring
old fashioned outfits.
A group of young people are
preparing several numbers to
gether with musical selections
A covered dish luncheon will
be served. The public is invited
to attend. Louis Will of Grand
Island is master.
Kruger National Park in the
Union of South Africa is as large
as the stale of Massachusetts,
Saturday, Oct. 26, 1946 11
4 Dead, 3 Hurt
In 5 Car Crash
Tacoma, Oct., 26 UP) Four
persons were killed and three
injured, one of them critically,
in a five-car smashup between-:
Tacoma and Fort Lewis last
night.
The dead:
M-Sgt. Herman Walters, 30,
Fort Lewis;
Mrs. Ruth Walters, 26, his
wife; First Sgt. Robert J. Shor
ten, Fort Lewis; William D.
Bridges, McChord field soldier.
Sgt. and Mrs. Walters and Sgt.
Shortell were killed outright,
while Bridges died several hours
later in Madigan general hospi
tal. All were riding in the Wal
ters car.
A fourth occupant of the Wal
ters automobile, Mrs. Hariet
Lindoe, 34, of (6821 South Al
der St.) Tacoma, is in a critical
condition at the Pierce county
hospital with a skull fracture,
compound fractures of both legs
and crushed ribs. Hospital atten
dants said early this morning
her chances of recovery ara
slight.
Less seriously injured in the
crash were Cpl. Walter Angel
and S-Sgt. Jake Field, both ol
McChord field.
Slate police said the car in
which Bridges, Angel and Field
were riding swung into the path
of oncoming traffic in attempt
ing to pass a southbound bus
and collided headon with the
Walters machine. Three other
cars following close behind piled
into the wreckage but none of
the occupants was injured.
Mackey Funeral to Be
Monday Afternoon
Funeral services will be held
at the Clough-Barrick chapel
Monday afternoon at 1:30
o'clock for Mrs. Addie May Mac
key, who died at a local hospital
Thursday of complications that
developed following the break
ing of her hip in a fall two
weeks ago. Rev. Lloyd Ander
son will officiate at the service,
which will be followed by inter
ment at City View cemetery.
A resident of Salem for over
40 years, Mrs. Mackey was born
at Camden, Missouri, May 7,
1857. She was a member of the
First Baptist church.
Surviving Mrs. Mackey Is her
granddaughter, Mrs. Marian'
Bretz Matujec, of Salem.
Births, Deaths
Wrlln
Reel Tn Mr, nnd Mrs. Walter M. Reel,
6.19 N. Liberty, a daughter, Jeanle Lyn,
Oct. 23.
Cnmmnck To Mr. nnd Mrs. Paul 8.
Cnmmack, route 4, a- dausliter, Mary Bee,
Oct. 17.
VmiCleaveTo Mr. and Mrs. Mclvln O.
VanClcave, routo 7, a son, Gary Lester,
Oct. 12.
Plau To Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pfait,
mute 1. Brooks, a dausliter, Judith Arden,
Oct. 22.
CrawfordTo Mr. and, Mrs, Gordon
Crawford. 935 Mill, a son, William Dala,
Oct. 31.
Halubck To Mr. and Mrs. Richard F.,
Ha In bolt, route 1, Brooks, a daughter,
Claudette Diane, Oct. 21.
Regier To Mr. and Mrs. Wllbert A.
RrKlcr, Pratum, a dauehter, Karen Ann,
Oct. IS.
Sarensen To Mr, and Mrs, Gale L. Bar
eruen, Albany, a son, Dirk Galen, Oct. 20,
Dealhi
Flora Ahholt
In Ihls city, October 24, Flora Abbott,
lale resident of 81S Electric street, at th
Ritfl of 87 years. Mother ol Fred L. Ab
bott of Bonneville, Oregon, Charles M.
Abhotl of Tucson, Arizona. Mrs. a. T.
Cope of Oswego, Mrs. James Epperly.
Wanlilnslon, and Mrs. Ben Randall of
Salnm; and sinter of William Knelsel and
Mrs. John Brown, both ol San Diego.
Calif. Ten srnndchlldren, four great
grandchildren and several n laces and
nephews also survive. Services will S
held Monday, October 38, at 1:30 p.m. tn
tho W. T, Rlgdon chapel with concluding;
services at tho City View cemetery. Rev.
Walter S. Frederick will officiate.
Frnl W. 1-lndsey
Fred W. Lindsey, at his residence at
1127 South 25lh .street. October 34. Sur
vived by two sisters, Mrs. Ifattla Crab
tree and Mis. Nettle Brock, both of Sa
lem: a brother, Frank H. Llndsey of
lone, OrcKon and several nieces and
nephews. Announcement of services later
by Clousli-Barrtck company.
Mr. Addie M. Mackey
Mrs. Addle. M. Muckey, lnte resident ot
South Commoiciiil street, at a local
hospital, October 2. Survived by a
nra.adda! tenter.. Hit, Mattaa Bceta. M.a.bi
)ec. Services will bo held Monday. Octo
ber 28, at 1:30 p.m. at the dough-Bar.
rich chappl with Rev. Lloyd Anderson offi
ciating. Interment In the City View cem
etery. Mm. Sainiirl A. retrmnn
Woodburn Mrs. Samiial A. Peterson, al,
died Saturday murnmg, October 26, at her
home in Monitor. She was a resident of
Marion county for 00 years. Funeral serv
ices will be held at 2 p.m. Tuesday, Octo
ber 2!J, at the Ilmao chapel. Burial will
follow at the Miller cemetery near 6U
vcrlon.
llrlomi Frerrs Trotler
stayton Funeral services wern held for
Mrs, Helena Kreres Trotter Friday morn
ing at the Immaculate Conception churcn.
Rev. Mathieu Jonos officiated, and con
cluding' rues were in Lone Oak ceme
tery. Mrs. Trotter's body was discov
ered at her home on Fourth street oy
neinhbors early Tuesday evening. De
ceased was born April I, 18(16, in Ger
many, and came to the United States
when a ouk girl. She had made her
home in Stayton since 1893 and was th
widow of G. D. Trotter. Survivors in
clude Ultra brothers. Nicholas Freres,
Philip, S. D.; W. L. Freres. Los Angele.
Cal.f., John Fvere-s, Sisourney. Ia.l on
sister Mrs. P N. Wellenstein, Ponca. Neb.;
and nephews, T. O. Freres, W. P. Freres
and Louis Freres, all of Stayton. Ths
Weddle Funeral home was in charge of
arrangements.
Mrs, Minnie Wagner
Lebanon Mrs, Minnie Wagner, 77, died
October 24 at a Lebanon nursing home
Born October 3. 18C9, in Stargard, Ger-
ago and spent 91 years In Lebanon or
vicinity. Services were held Saturday at
the Howolttmon chapel in Lebanon with
Rev. Orvllle Mick of Albany officiating.
Burial wai lo the, Sand Ridge cemetery.
Survivors are six sons, Edward, Walter,
Arthur. Carl and George, all of Lebanon,
.ind Row of Junction City; one brother.
Frank Lchnardt Wisconsin: sister. Mrs.
William wnjifr ''r.Tittor, Ore.: U grand
children anBivWreat-giandchlidreu-