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Newspaper Page Text, FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS AUTOMOBILES AUTOMOBILES Capital Journal, Salem, Ore., Saturday, June 21, 1952 15 I; :Seat Covers it LOSE-OUT . 14.95 Fibre, now s fUf. a. Plastic, now 17.96 AMorted colon, and we hive In stock "eom for most enr tudor. come tn, while sv.llsble. r'- B. F. Goodrich Store t " ' 198 S. Com'l. 35151 nlftO .REDUCED! ; $5 Per Day Until Sold Zenith Champion Chief Electric Range. J.fcurner top and deep well cooker. Mrtlng Price .....-.$214.95 June 23 UH.9& KEITH BROWN LMBR. YD. Jfcont and Court- Phone 39111 .in . We give 84 H Green Stamps nl4S QIID 81NGEB electric portable sewlne machine, long shuttle, good condition, 'lull price $29.50. Sinner Sewing Center, IM N. Com'l., open Friday eve. nl50 WAITING HO USE AUTOMATIC Laundro- Mat. 1 only at $175. Good condition. VTeater Appliance Co. 378 Chemelceta. PH. 34311. . STANLEY HOME PRODUCTS Lee Mindt. J, mo Harrison. Phone 34056. n!55' j- PLABTI-KOTE requires no waxing. For yaur Hoors w linoleum ifEATEB AP ' "PLIANCE CO., 375 Chemeketa ', LISTFR spinet piano, almost new. 1475. Terms. Ph. 3SM4. 1180 Shipping SI. . nl51 i rot SALE well rotted lerllllier. Delivered - I' yard $6.00. 2-yd. or more $5.00 per yd. : i1 sack 91.00. Phone 22678 n!51 , FOR SALE a Electromaster Deluxe clec f ttin ranee. Also a dual-therm oil ctr- l;; mil a ilator. 1365 Chemekcta. niou I. FOB SALE used Q. E. washer. Phone 21347. h MeCUEfcOcn CHAIN SAWS, 60B Edgewater, ) . Watt Salem. Salem Logging Supply, Ph. 4-1541. . WABHIVG MACHINES, new and used. 5 TEATER APPLIANCE CO. 375 Chemek- eta. n BLECTRIC REFRIGERATOR, 130; Wes--tlnghous range. $35; electric washing ". machine, $25. Phone 41938. Vltae Springs ' Road. Rt. 3, Box 723R, Salem. n!49 RIVER SILT Pit Run Gravel CALL 37048 ,1 REFRIGERATORS, new and used. Y EATER APPLIANCE CO. 375 Chemek eta. "' . WRECKING my '39 Chrysler. Part for - sale cheap. Phone 23277. nl52 HOSPITAL BED for sale or rent. H. L. Stiff Furniture Co. Phone 30160. n' DEEPFREEZE homo freezers. Y EATER AP .' PLIANCE CO. 375 Chemeketa. n KLECTRIC RANGES, new and Used. 5 Y EATER APPLIANCE CO. 375 Chemek- S eta. fEW AND USED sewing machines. YEA TER APPLIANCE CO. 375 Chemeketa. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WANTED: Fine grain second growth logs In length! of 85, 16'. 24' & 40'. Write, phone or see Mr. Dunlgan. INDEPEN DENCE LUMBER MANUFACTURING CO-. P.O. Box 168. Phone 42, Indepen dence, Oregon. na" FIB STUMPAGE and fir loss wanted. Shipment can be made by truck or rail. Independence Lumber & Manufacturing Company( Inc., Independence, Oregon. Ph 42. na WANTED Tennis racket. Ph. ELECTRIC RANGES. Woodry'l. Ph. 8-5110. WOOnjtT WANTS Pianos. Phone 3-6110. na USED UPRIGHT piano. Spinets or grands. Will nay cash. Ph. 35707 nal66 EXCHANGE MISC. ALMOST NEW garden cultivator for used flatten trunk. Phone 26674. nnl51 PERSONAL NOT RESPONSIBLE for any debts other than my own. Alvin S. Lundy. p!49 OPAL KING, Psychic reader, Salem Hotel Tuesday 10 a.m. to weanesaay i p.m. plSl VICTORY PLATING Works, 4910 BE Pow ell Blvd.. Portland. Vermont 1474, Is now accenting work from Salem. Bump- era, auto accessories, silver, etc. Write or call for free estimates. pui DO YOU ENJOY GARDENING? Are you a professional man, single, 55-05, of good character? My yard is beggins for hobby gardener. Write Box 105, Capital Journal. pl4Q ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS, Group No. 1, 2088 N. Commercial, Ph. 29410 or 34537. P. O. Box 724. pl'O' AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 36-passenger Reo bus, $600. WHt n. n. zinn. Rome z. ox Coos Bay, Ore., or Phone Coos Bay 8-6100. lll OIIEVIE Fleetline 4 door. 1947 Sala- bury motoracooter. pressure car wasner. rein cott. machine. Four 6.70x15 tires. Table and chairs and other miscella neous. Phone 2-8396 Sundays and eve nings. q" M CHEV. Fleetmaster Convertible, low mileage, fully equipped. Will trade. Ph. 43821, 1074 So. Liberty. 0.149 1950 STUDEBAKER Chmnplon 4-door Sed an. Heater, overdrive, white wall tires. Office Ph. 38841, Eve. 41777. Q149 BY OWNER, 1949 Pontine Convertable, 1950 Ford Business Coupe, 38117. ql51 47 BIJICK Convertible, very clean, in top mwnicai condition, rnone juii B0""iaberty. oj STOCK 33 Ford V-8 5 window Coupe, 36 motor, 185. Phone 2759.1 aner o p.m. ql51" . LATE 19,10 Chev. 4 door Sedan Deluxe, i Mmnict with radio, heater, seat covers. 1 This week only. Call 34B95. ql43 : PRICE'S USED CARS . 1155 SO. 12TH PH. 38892 1950 Chev. De Luxe 4-door rully equipped ' 1947 Chev. Fleetline Fully equipped lflH 1948 Chev. l'4 Truck Cab over engine ..I 1941 Chev. Club Cpe. Clean ' 1941 Pontiac Sedanette Rd!o, heater "95 1941 Ford -Ton Pickup , Sharp I355 1940 Chev. 2-door Radio, heater 15 1939 De Soto , 2-Door 1145 1939 Studebaker J-Door 1145 1938 Ford Sedan Extra food 1929 Willys-Knight Sedan. Good 18-Ft. House Trailer $65 . Trac'lpr on Rubber I . With plow, ready to 10 , ...1150 1 SW W. L. Anderson Inc. 41 CHEVROLET SPECIAL Deluxe Club Coupe. This Is a clean one. 41 CHEVROLET SPECIAL Deluxe 3 -Door Sedan, 41 FORD V-B Sedan. 48 DESOTO Cut torn Clb Coupe, 2 - Tone Gray finish. Auto, transmission, fluid drive. 49 FORD V-8 Deluxe Club Coupe. 49 CHEVROLET 8TYLELTNB 3 - Door Sedan. 49 CHEVROLET STYLELINE 4- Door Sedan. These Cars are all in top shape. Some are equipped with Radio, Heater, Overdrive and Automatic Trans mission. Most All Priced Under Ceiling. THESE AND MORE TO CHOOSE FROM. Low Financing and Bank Terms. DE SOTO PLYMOUTH W. L. Anderson Inc. 360 MARION AUTOMOBILES 19'A9 CHEVROLET sedan, clean. 1118 7th St. Apt. 3. qua FOR SALE Late model OMC dump truck. Perfect condition. Phone 43817. 3245 Fisher Rd. U51 FOR SALE Civilian 4-wheel drive Ford dump truck. Has new paint, auxiliary transmission, good motor, excellent 825 rubber, fish plates. See to appreciate. Ph. 23232. flHfl RELAXING Satisfaction! OUR SELECT USED CARS PROVIDE FOR YOU THE COMFORT AND EN JOYMENT ACHIEVED ONLY THROUGH THE COMBINATION OF FINE MER CHANDISE AND HONEST DEALINQ. THE ASSURANCE OF SATISFACTION IS FOUND IN OUR RECORD OF OVER FIFTY YEARS OF DEPENDABLE SERV ICE. 1951 BUICK SUPER RIVIERA SEDAN $2695 Drnaflow, Eaiy-Era flasi. 1951 CHEVROLET SE DAN ,. .$1895 Power Glide 1951 OLDSMOBILE 88 CLUB COUPE $2295 Hydramatlc ' 1950 FORD SEDAN $1495 1949 DODGE SEDAN ...$1895 1949 FORD SEDAN $1295 1948 BUICK SUPER SEDANET ...$1295 1948 BUICK ROADMASTER DYNAFLOW $1445 1948 BUICK SUPER SE DAN $1050 BARGAINS 1941 MERCURY TUDOR. $478 1939 OLDS SEDAN, and a selection at... $195 OTTO J. WILSON CO. Com'l. at Center Phone 2-3623 ql50' LOW-PRICED CARS 1937 CHEVROLET 4-Door I 1937 FORD 4-Door 1941 STUDEBAKER Coupe 1 1936 OLDSMOBILE 4-Door 1 1937 CHEVROLET 2-Door 1 1939 PLYMOUTH 4-Door 2 1941 FORD Coupe 3 1941 FORD 2-Door 3 ion NAflH 2-Door 3 1941 WILLYS 4-Door 325 1948 FORD 2 -Door 795 Easy Terms McC ALL'S 19.11 CHEV. 2-door de luxe stylellne, 2.000 miles. Consider "41 in trade. Line new, (1695. Phone 28725 after 6 p.m. q!49 NORTn SALEM Oarage, 3250 Portland Road. Salem, Orenon. years Muason Experience, aenerai auio nepa.niw, tm r--nina. Hunter Wheel Balanc ing H 19IK STUDEBAKER Conv. Champ. Radio, heater, fog llshts, w.w. tires, new lop. Book celling 81407. will sell for 11095. Sen at 295 Candalarla. Phone 3-8066. . ql49 BY OWNER 1943 Pontiac 8 2-door sedan. R&H, new tirei, new oraxes. iao. rnone 2-5333 days. 2-3050 evenings. qio- LATE 1949 Ford convertible, radio, heater, hill holder, spot uant. rn. .ww. qiw owner GOING to air force, must sacrl flee '41 Dodge, lowerea, wun aairw, Hnllvwood cans, molded trunk and hood, dual carbs. and extras. Call Salem 43795. 1150 1939 BUICK special sedan, good condition, 90 rubber. Call 39674. q.53- '49 DE SOTO suburban. (1435. 388 Union St. H49 BY OWNER 1946 Chrysler Windsor 4- door sedan. Good condition. IU70. can 39133. . qI50 1KHI PLYMOUTH club coupe. Oood as new at 16,000 miles. Ph. 44947 after 5 p.m. . qlSO 1041 FORD, dual pipes, sports skirts, fair tires, good Mercury motor, 8275. Phone 4-4909. 0.149 1DM FORD SEDAN, 1934 Chevrolet sedan, reasonable. 1068 Seventh Street, West Salem. 0151 1947 PLYMOUTH Station Wagon. Radio, heater, clean. 8700. Ph. 39717. 965 Ba llon. 0149 FOR SALE or Trade. "32" Coupe. Chopped top. Continental spare. Late motor and transmission. Bendlx brakes. Custom Iced Interior, blacked out. 43033 eve nlns. 8195. 01S2 9 FINANCIAL PRIVATE MONEY Special Rates and Terms On Larger Loans Long and Short Time Payment ROY H. SIMMONS 136 S. Commercial t. Ph. 3-9161 FARM AND CITY LOANS Your own terms within reason. WE BOY Real Estate Mortgages St Contract CAPITOL SECURITIES CO. 617 Court St. Ph. 4-2384 OENERAL FINANCE CO. LOANS Lie, 8-133 and M-326 and ROY H. SIMMONS INSURANCE -ND LOANS Hear "Top Trades"' 12:05 Dally KSLMt - 1390 Kc. 116 0. Commercial St, TlL I-91II 47 DE SOTO CUSTOM 4-Door Sedan, Auto, trans. Fluid Drive. 46 PLYMOUTH . 4-Door Sedan. 48 STUDEBAKER Land Cruiser, 4-Door Sedan. II DODGE MANEROO 4-Door Sedan, Auto. Trans, , Fluid Drive. II PLYMOUTH CAMBRIDGE ' Club Coupe. II STUDEBAKER COMR. Slate, V-8, 4-Door Sedan, 10 PONTIAC CHIEFTAIN 8 4-Door Sedan. 554 N. LIBERTY FINANCIAL Here's Why PERSONAL is Your Best "Buy"! "Yes" to 4 out of 5 employed people married, single Payment data to fit payday. 1-vlfiit loans (phone first). 9 Nationwide credit established in US and Canada, t) Between payday loans. Loans for any worthy purpose Now longer terms Smaller payments. Come In oi phone today. LOANS S2S to 1300 on Signature or Furniture. Cp to 1500 on Auto. Personal FINANCE COMPANY 105 S. High Ph. 2-2464 Lie. 6-122 M-16S C. R Allen &rgr rl56 AUTO LOANS WILLAMETTE CREDIT CO. 182 S. Church Parking a-Flenty 2-2457. Lie. No. M-150. B-154 TRAILERS ALMA one wheel trailer, plywood box. Al most new. B40 Mornlngsiae. 1149 MACHINERY 'D-l STANDARD Gauge Caterpillar Trac tor with LeTourneau Angle Dozer. In good operating condition and priced to sell $3250.00 cash price. This tractor can be seen at Interstate Tractor and Epulpment Co., 3355 Sllverton Road, Sa lem." ' vl52 BY OWNER Wisconsin gas engine with clutch, two-horse (Oliver 40) plow, ootn new. 2087 N. 5th, between 8 and 9 p.m. only. vlSO CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY ADDING MACHINES All makes used machines sold, rented, repaired. Roen, 456 Court. ,Ph. 3-6773. o' BULLDOZING Bulldozing road, clearing teeth; Virgil Huskey. 1010 Falrvlew. Ph. 2-3146. 0173 CASH REGISTERS Instant delivery of new RCA cash reg isters. All makes sold, rented, repaired. Roen, 456 Court. Ph. 3-6773. o CEMENT CONTRACTING Prompt service, work guaranteed. Ph, 4-3491. Ernest Drake, 1165 S. 14th. 0169 CHIMNEY SWEEP CHIMNEY SWEEP furnacestove vacuum cleaning Enesley 3-7 76. ol54" DRESSMAKING Alterations, hemstitching, buttons, buckles covered, buttonhole Mrs. H. M. Allender. 2-9911. 0158' DRIVING INSTRUCTION Learn to drive the "Easy Drive" way. Call or see Mr. Pade, Valley Motor Co., Salem. Phone 33147. o EXCAVATING Ben OUen it Son. excavating, grading. Land clearing. Phono 3-3080. o!65' FROZEN FOOD LOCKERS Available In all sizes. Van Kleek's Lock ers. 155 N. Commercial. 3-672o ol67 INSULATION Insulation. weatherstrips, aluminum screens. Free estimates. T. Pullman. Phone 3-5965. ol65 MATTRESSES Capitol Bedding, cotton, wool, spring mattresses. Renovated, repaired. Phone 3-1019. o" OFFICE FURNITURE Jtt SUPPLIES Desk chairs, flic,, filing supplies, safes, duplicators, supplies, desk lamps, type writer stands. Roen, 154 court o PAINTING LET US FIQURE your outside nalntlng. Phone 39133. 0148 Like to bid on your painting. Your paint or ours. M. L. cattenberg 34246. 0193 PAINTING, PAPERI1ANG1NG Phone 3-fllll for painting, paperhang Ing. Attractlra rates Free estimates. 0167 ROTARY HOE tilling terdens or lawns. Ph. 38329. ' 0166 SEPTIC TANKS Mike's Septic Service Tanks cleaned. Electric Rotary clean sewers, drains. '.079 Elm. Phone 3-9468. 0-165' Kernel's 8eptic Tanks an" lines cleaned. Guaranteed work. Phone 3-7404. 0156' Sewer, septic tanks, drains cleaned. Ro-to-Rooter sewer service. Phone 3-5327. SPRAYING AND PRUNING SPRAYING At PRUNING. T. W Ph. 4-1461. Caudle, olST TYPEWRITERS Smith Corona, Remington, Royal, Un derwood portables. Alt makes used ma chines. Repairs St rent. Roen, 456 Court. WINDOW CLEANING Acme Wiadow Cleanen Industrial floor waxing, housecleanlni. Phone 3-3337. 347 Court. LEGALS ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE NOTICE IB HEREBY OIVEN that GOR DON KINO has been, by order of the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Marlon County, appointed administrator of thi utata of HARLEIOH O. KINO, deceased. Any person having claims against said estate are required to pre sent them, with proper vouchers, to said administrator at 310 Pioneer Trust Build ing. Salem, Oregon, within six months from the date of this notice. Dated this 14th day or June. 1953. OORDON KINO, Administrator of the Estate of Harleigh 3 King, Deceased. RHOTEN. RHOTEN & BPEERSTRA 310 Pioneer Trust Building Salem, Oregon Attorneys ror Adminisiraior June 14. 21, 28, July 6, 12. 1952. NOTICE TO CREDITORS LENA LARSON has been appointed exe cutrix of the estate of OSCAR T. LARSON, deceased, by the Circuit Court of Marlon County, Oregon, and has duly qualified. All persons haring claims against said estate are required to present them with proper vouchers within tlx months from June 14. 1952. to said executrix at the office of her attorney. Paul R. Hendricks, 412 Pioneer Trust Building. Salem, Marion County. Oregon. Executrix PAUL R. HENDRICKS, Attorney June 14. 31. 28, July a. 12. 1252 To Place Classified Ads Phone 2-2406 'c - 1 t'fj jiff 1 Bill Legalizes More Divorces Washington (U.R) The Sen ate Saturday passed legislation to guarantee that valid divorces gjanted in any state will be legal in all others if they meet speci fied standards. The bill potentially affects millions of divorced persons whose decrees could be consider ed valid in one state but not in another. The measure now goes to the House. The measure, sponsored by Sen. Pat McCarran, D.-Nev., re quires that any legal divorce "must be given full faith and credit" in any ether state if it meets the following standards: 1. The decree is final. 2. The decree is valid. 3. The decree declares that jurisdictional requirements of the state granting the divorce have been met. 4. "The state in which the de cree was granted was the last state in which the couple lived together as man and wife, or the defendant was personally sub ject to the state's jurisdiction or appeared generally in the pro ceedings." Molesters to Get the Book Municipal Court Judge Doug- las Hay, who Friday sentenced J. J. Jackson of Brooks to $35 fine on a disorderly conduct charge, Indicated he was going to continue to "be tough" on similar cases. Jackson was found guilty of molesting a teen-age girl in a Salem theatre. The police department says there has been too much of this type of disturbance of late. Judge Hay said he's going to hand out the maximum sentence under the law to anyone con victed of such molestation. Witfer Named as Denial Director Portland u.R Appointment of Dr. David M. Witter as full time director of the dental heal th section of the state board of health was announced Saturday. The position has been filled on a part-time basis by the di rector of the preventive medical services division since Decem ber, 1949, when Dr. P. Paul Davis resigned to enter private practice in Parkrose. Dr. Witter has been serving as director of the South Dakota health department, division of dental health, and holds the doc tor of dental science degree from the University of Nebraska as well as the master of public health degree from the Univer sity of Michigan. Olsons to Celebrate Silver Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Theo. W. Olson will celebrate their silver wed ding anniversary at an open house Sunday, June 22, at their country home "Lone Fir Acres at Macleay. The hosts have invited their friends through the press to call between 2 and 8 o clock. Assisting the hosts will be Miss Ruth and Miss Phoebe Mc- Adams, Mrs. Elsie Tull, Mrs. Donald Davis and Miss Suzanne Davis, who will pass the guest book. The Olsons were married in Salem, and have lived here since. Head Sheep Raisers Corvallis (p) Four-H club members named two young sheep raisers co-presidenti at the annual 4-H summer school at Oregon State college Thursday, Betty Stcllmacher, 18, Albany, and Dave Estergard, 17, Harris burg, were elected to head the 1,800 youths at the 10-day session. Sis Gets Derby-Wise Beverely Bell, lister of Soap Box Derby Builder David Bell, gets the feel of the racer he's almost completed under the guidance of the West Salem Fire station. David is pictured looking at his bug, in which "Sis" sits. He's going to paint his racer white and trim in it red. The Bells reside at 1085 Pali Drive. Soap Box Derby Boys Talked About on Radio By RON GEMMELL As of every Saturday morn ing, you Soap Box Derby build ers were talked anout over KOCO's air waves this morn ing. Just to show you how much 1 n t erest everyone- is taking in see ing that you bug buzzers have the time of your lives when comes Derby day, July 13, here's who were on the program that was Turner Church Meet Monday Tuner Final preparations are being made to welcome more than 2500 delegates and visitors to the 100th annual meeting of the Oregon Christian Missionary convention of Ore gon Christian churches which opens Monday evening. The convention will close Sunday, June 29. Outstanding missionaries scheduled to speak include Mel Byers who has just returned from China and Burma and H C. Shorrock, Jr., Seattle, on furlough from three years of educational youth work in Japan. Roger Carstenson, Phillips University, Enid, Okla., former Oregon minister and a profes sor at Northwest Christian Col lege, will conduct daily Bible classes. Participating from Salem will be Donald Payne, minister of Christian education at the First Christian church, who will mod erate a training class in Chris tian education each afternoon, and Harold H. Lyman, Court St. Christian church, who will deliver a sermor. Presiding will be Hubert Sias, Mallory Ave. church min ister, Portland. Program chair man is Orvllle F. Mick, minister of the Dallas church. Charles H. Addleman, Portland, is exe cutive secretary. Lester Webber Dies, Services Next Tuesday Lester Webber, for many years an employe of Marlon county as a member of bridge maintenance crews and a resi dent of 4178 Portland Road, died in a Salem hospital Fri day after an illness of several months. Webber came to Oregon 39 years ago from Aurora, 111. He is survived by the widow, Bal aria Grace and two brothers, Sam Webber of Lebanon and Roy Webber of Manhattan Beach. Webber was a long - time member of the Odd Fellows lodge. Funeral services will be held at the Clough-Barrick chapel at 11 a.m. June 24 with interment in Belcrest Memorial park. Because of his death a picnic of the Chin Up club planned for, Sunday has been postponed He was a member of the club Trinity Lutherans Silverton Trinity Lutheran congregation members will have as their substitute speaker Sun day morning worship hour, their former pastor for many years, the Rev. M. J. K. Fuhr, now su oervisor of the Seattle L. C. Fobs Sunset home, Luther lea g fie at 7:30 is to be directed by Jean Neperud, in presenting the topic "make Way for Tomorrow." Pastor Joseph A. Luthro will be with his congregation Sunday morning, June 29, after a month's vacation. heralded by Sportcaster Gene Good: Clay Cochran, manager of the Salem Chamber of Com merce; John Adlon, president of the Downtown Salem Mer chants association; and Bob Marr, assistant course director. And, we'll tell you some thing! Just keep looking in the Capital Journal, co-sponsor of this Willamette Valley Derby along with the Douglas McKay Chevrolet company, and you'll be seeing things.. Can't tell you now but can hint that some Moms are going to get into the Derby picture. How can you miss, kids, with everyone pulling for you. Incidentally, we're thinking far enough in advance to take care of whatever situation arises after one of you win that Salem championship and is set to go back to Akron, Ohio, in August for the AU-American with full expenses paid by the Capital Journal, So, yesterday we placed five reservations with both the United Airlines and the South ern Pacific to assure that we'll have adequate transportation for the winner, yours truly and ine parents and sponsor should they desire to go. Now, then, you 134 guys, get those bugs builtt Potato Prices Leveling Off Washington A levelling of of booming potato prices has brought a sharp drop in the government s wholesale price index. It fell four-tenths of one per cent during the week which ended June 17. The Bureau of Labor Statis tics index stood at 111.2 per cent of the 1947-49 average. That was 3.3 per cent under January, 1951, when wage and price controls went into effect. Potato prices jumped sky ward when controls were re moved two weeks ago In an effort to meet a potato short age. But in the week ending June 17, the government re ported Friday, prices fell ai much as 42 per cent in some localities. There also were price drops in livestock, poultry, meats, eggs and hides. On the up-slde were some fresh fruits and veg etables, manufactured animal feeds, inedible fats and oils and some textiles. State Civil Service Tests Monday Night To alleviate a critical person nel shortage at two state insti tutions the state civil service commission will conduct exam inations Monday night at 7 o'clock. Tests will be given to appli cants for correcitonal officer po sitions at Oregon State peniten tiary. Applicants should be high school graduates and between 21 and 45. The starting salary is $250 a month. The commission Is also seek ing applications for hospital aide positions at Oregon State Psychiatric hospital. Both men and women may apply and the starting pay is $193 a month. Application forms may be ob tained at the commission office. Attend Funeral Grand Island Mr. and Mrs. Albert Clow and two sons of Waldport, formerly of Grand Island, came to attend the funer al of Mrs. L. E. Penrose at Hope well Wednesday. . . Pilot s Leg tractured In Airplane Crash Portland WP) A plane spray ing misquito breeding grounds on Sauvies Island crashed Sat urday morning and was demo lished but the pilot suffered only a leg fracture and cuts. The pilot, Roy I. Darmy, 38, Milwaukie, was thrown into a swamp and he clambered on the overturned plane's fuselage and awaited rescue. MARKET QUOTATIONS PORTLAND riODCCI UST, Balterfat Tentative, aublect to lmmadl- at change: Premium quality, maximum to .15 to 1 per cent acidity delivered in Port land 14-76C lb., first quality 72-74e; sec ond quality 70-72c. Valley routes and country points 2 centi leu. Butter Wholesale t.o.o. julk cubes to wholesalers grade, AA 03 score, 71c lb.; A grade 02 score, 09e; B 90 score, 7c; 89 score flfic. Above prices strictly nominal. ureete eeiiing price K. portiano wnoie- stler's Oregon slnsles, 44Vi-47c Oregon 6 loai, triplet itoe teat tnan alnales. Ecga to vhaiesalarat Candled egga con taining no loss, easas Included P. O. 8. Portland. A grade large, 47tt-46Hc; A grade medium, 46h-47Vfce; B grade large, 38 - 43c. A smalls, 44-49c doz. Following are approximate prices raid by dealers to Producers for ungraded large henneries, 40-4lc; AA grade Ice., to-43c: A trade Jge., 39 - 40c: AA med., 3 7-3 Be: A med., 27-38c; A small, 27-28c. Portland Dairy Market Dotter Price to retailers: Grade AA print, 75c: A cartons. 76c: A prints. 75c: cartons 76c; B prints, i2c. Em Price to retailers; drade AA Urge, 6Sc; A large, 49-50e; AA med., 60c; meaium, b-4c; a small, 3J-35C. car tons 3c additional. Cheese Price to rttallers, Portland, Oregon, singles, 47-5U; Oregon loai. 8-lb. loaves to 52-55C b.; triplets lttc less than singles. Premium brands singles 58 Vat: loaf, a Hi. Processed American cheese. 5-lb. loaves to retail. 6-ilV,c lb. Poultry Live Cb ekena (No. 1 cualltv. P. O. B. plants) fryers. 2K-S lbs. 31c. 1-4 lbs.. 31c: roasters. 4 lbs. and over. U-20c: light hens, all weights, 17-llc; heavy hens. weignts, 17-iac; old roosters, ail weights. 13-lSc. Dressed Chlekena Frveri. lbs.. 43- 45c; roasters. 43-4te; light hens, Sl-33c: heavy bens. 3fl-37c; out ud fryers, all weights, 43-44C Dressed Tnrkera A trade young bronaa hens net to growers. P O. B. farm on i dressed basis, 39c lb.; A grade toms same1 basis, 37c. A grade tomi, New York style 46. B (trade, 44c. KaDDits - Average to growers: Live. whites. 4-5 lbs.. 21 -34c lb.: 5-6 lbs.. 18.21c lb., old does, 10-lSc; colored 2c lower, colored or heavy does and bucks. 12-16c Fresh dressed frvera to retailers. 67- 61c. Sold higher. Country Killed Heats veal Top Quality B0B2c lb.: aood heavies, 45-48c: other grades, 38-40C Hon Lean blockers. 38-30c: sows. 25-26c. Lambs Top trade springers. 48-S2e: other grades, according tr quality. Mutton Best ewes am' wethers, 20-22C .; rough, heavy bucks, ewes, 17-lBc Beef utility cows. 32-43c lms.: canner- cutters. 38-40c. (wholesalers to retailers per cwt.) Beef Steers choice 500-700 lbs. 153.- $58.30; good, $53-158.30: commercial. $50- 151.30; Utility, I47.50-14U.30. Vow3 Commercial. $44-f 51.30: utility. iv-id, canncrs, Reef Cuts (choice steers! -Hind ouar ters, $62.50-$64.20; rounds, !61-$83.30; full loins, trimmed, ibi-bi.sq; triangles, $4S 49 40; forequarters, 148-82.70' chucks ISO- Da. ribs, $64-70.30. Veal Good $56-5B.60, commercial, 850 61.60. Calves Choice, $5fl-B7l commercial, MH-Dl.-.U. Lambs Prime springers, $53-156; good sai-tiia: commercial, $42-154; utility, 54, Mutton dood-cholcc, $22-25. Pork Cuts Loins, No. 1 8-12 lbs.. $56- ai.Av; snoumers, is ids,, $37.50-30.50, neck bone in, 138.50-41.20; sparerlbs, 44.50-40.10; pork carcasses. $32.30-33.50: slab bacon. S?tf-46; fresh hams 10-14 lbs.. $52 54.50. Smoked Hams Skinned. 851-56- slab Dacon. sij-51. Refined lar-d in drums. 117- is.oo: siao Bacon. $38-49. Portland M lice I la neons Cauliflower Arts.. Cat., atd. crates, rf.fs-j.uu, lettuce nrate to a. 70-5.36. Celery Cal. flat erate. 3-2 M, doi.. $3.2$. $4.25 Few to $4.50. Ore., $2.25-2.50 Onions 50-lb. iacka Texas White Wax. $4.75-$5; Calif, reds, large, $5.00-$0.00; medium $3.50-. 13.75; Yellows, med., $3 $3.25. Potatoes New crop Calif. Long White, No. 1A, mostly $6.50 cwt. few to $7.00. Hay O. 8. No. 2 green alfalfa, deliver- ed carlots P.O.B. Portland, nominally $38 ton; Willamette valley grain and clover no i Timothy mixed hay P.O.B. Portland, hay, nominally $25-27 a ton, baled at farm, baled, $44-45; No. 1 graso hay nominally, $40.00 baled, P. O. B. cart truck lota. Casoara Bark Dry. t6e to peelers. Wool Willamette valley mcuitly nomin al at -isc id. grease bails. Mohair B5c pound on 12-month growth, r. u. a. country antppinw points. Hides Calves, Ifl-lBc lb. according to weignu, green Xlpit, 10-J2c; beef, 10-12c id.; ouiis, a-4'e; green butcher cow hides, 6 'A -8c. Country buyers pay 3c less. Filberts Prices to growers. 17 cents lb for orchard run Pranauette. 17-30c lb.: orchard run. Wholesale prices, first quality targe uarceionas. m -35 -Ac lb. Walnuts Approximate price to growers wnoieseie price r. o. B snipping point, mr orennra runs; rranquette. rwue id. large No. 1, 31U-32ltc lb.; No. 3 grade Da Dies, 22K-24rtc. walnut meats, to pro ducera. 4S-65o lb depending on quality. SALEM MARKETS Compiled from reports Saltm dealers far the galdanee ef Capital Jeirnal readers (Revised dally.) Livestock Pat dairy cows Cutter cows Dairy heifers , Bulls , Calves, 300-500 lb. , Oood veal ,,, fiheep $16.00 to 117.00 ,.$13.00 to $16.00 .118.00 to $22.00 , $20.00 to 127.00 134.00 to $30.00 ,.$38.00 to $32.00 (No quotations). H.UII Ptd Prl. R.bbit l'el!et,--f:.M. Elf Mk,h Sft.M. Dftlrr Fl.d MM. P..llr7 Borln. Prlet. - Colored frrsrs. 2c; old roosters, 14c. colored fowl, 1 Leshorn low!. 15c; roisters. 29c. En. BoTlnr prices Esgs, AA, 46c: Urge 42-4Bc; medium AA 39c; medium A, 37 44c; small 23-39C; crsx 32c. Wb.leisl. rrleet Esr, wholes., prices eenersllv 5-7c hlsher then the prices ftoove. L,srse nreae A irenersnr quoted s ,.c. med um F9c. Bsttcrtst (Buvln. prloei Premium Tftc. no. i. 72c; no. 2, esc. Butler Whole, sle rrsd, A psrrhment, 7h lb.; retell, eoc. Chicago Oraln Chicago Uft Major grains eased through out the gesilon Saturday on the board of trade, wheat and corn slipping about a cent. Rye again showed Independent firmness although not matching the previous see slon's upturn, and a few soybean eon tracts showed flashes of strength. Light hedging pressure was enough tc sink wheat In the absence of aggressive demand. Wheat closed S-l'A lower. July 13.29 $2.39 ,4, corn J-Pi lower, July 11.73'-,-$1.78. oats lower, July rye unchanged to '4 lower, July $3.16,, ioy beans m lower to H higher, July $3 26'-.- and lard unchanged to 3 cents a hundred pounds higher, July $11.62. 3 LiffiO 8wwwwp Honored Miss Elmore Mulvihill, Silverton Saddle club, who will serve as one of the princesses at the Day ton Buckeroo, June 28-29. Miss Mulvihill recently won the 35 mile endurance ride held by the club. DEATHS Boy J, Lome Roy J. Loynea, late resident of 849 Pord t In this city June 20 at the age of 09. Survived by wife. Mrs. Florence Clara Loynes of Salem; children, Ernest, Roy Jr.,, Moxine, Donald, Richard, Elvira, all of Salem, Mrs. Barbara Trussell of Ere in ert on, Wash., Mrs. Ruth Smith of Eureka, Calif., Chester of Bothel, Wash., and Mrs. Louise Santa of Portland; sisters. Urs. Enoch Moore of Forest Orova and Mrs. Pierce Jen lea of Tangent. Services will be held in the W, T. Rladon Chapel at 3 p.m. Monday, June 33, with Interment in Lit Mission Cemtery. Susie Lotuhary Wallace Busts Loug-hhary Wallace, late resident of 1705 Chemeketa St., In this city, June 20. Survived by son, A. L. (Art) of Salem; brother, W, D. Louehary of Riverside, Calif. Services wlU be held In the W. T. Rigdon Chapel at 1:30 p.m. Monday, June 23. with the Rev. Omar Barth offi ciating. over $ W. Kills Robert W. Bits, late resident of 841$ Oarden Road. Salem, at a local hospital Juna 21, Survived by wife, Mrs. Bleu 0. of Balem: daughter. Mrs. Prances Fanuo- chl, Daly City, Calif. Grandchildren, John ny, joann ranuccm oi uaiy city, cam. Servicea will be held Monday, June 23 at the Clough-Barrtck Chapel, 3 p.m. Private services Mt. Crest Abbey Mausoleum. Lester Webber Lester Webber, late resident of 4171 Portland Road, at a local hospital. June 20. Survived by wife, Grace: brother, flam weo tier or Lebanon, ore., Roy, Mannattan Beach, Ore. Also a number of nieces and nephews. Servicea will be held Tuesday, June 24, 11 A.m. In the Clough-Barrick Chapel. Rev. Harold Mclntlre officiating. Ritualistic services will be held by Che meketa lodge No. 1, IOOP. Interment In Bolcrest Memorial Park. OBITU ARY Mrs. Carolyn llorrell Albany Mrs. Carolyn Uorrcll, 61, Route o. 4, Albany, died at the Albany General hospital Wednesday. Service were held Saturday at 3 -p.m., at the Fisher Funeral home. Mrs. llorrell was born in Dubuque, Iowa, and came to Oregon when 2 years of age, remaining in this stnte until 1005 when she moved to California, sue came to the Albany area three months hko. She was married In 1035 to T. A, llorrell, who survives, she had also been muriird to H. L. Winn at Dallas on Jiumury 24, ID OS. Survivors besides her widower in cluded a daughter, Mrs. Hazel Colby, Iroi Angeles, Cel., a brother, r. h. Kinuz, Mt. View, Alberta, Canada; and six uls ters, Mrs. W, M, Winn. Albany; Mrs. Dolly Schlppilettl, San Francisco, Cal.; Mrs. Margaret Duncan. Albubuerque, N. M., Mrs. Ida Davis, Los Angeles and Mrs. Anna Smalt and Mrs. Rosa Klechle, both of Portland. Mrs. Anna Julia Johnsan Albany Mrs. Anna Julia Johnson, 81, wife of Robert L. Johnson, Tangent serv ice station operator, died In Oood Samari tan hospital, Corvallis, Thursday aiier ft lingering Illness. The funeral was neld Saturday at 10:30 a.m., at ttte Fisher Funeral home. Burial was in Willamette Memorial park. Mrs. Johnson was bora In Ortonvllle, Minn., and removed to Portland In 1022 after her marrlag on June 11, 1022. She moved with her husband to Albany in 1812 and to Tangent three years ago. Four children survive, Marvin L., and Mrs. Harold L. Whlttaker, both of Albany; Robert L., Portland and Judith Rivera Johnson, Tangent; three brothers, Arthur Benson ano Stewart uennon, Qrnlnerd, Minn.,, nd Oliver Benson, Big stone City, B. D.; two sisters, Mrs. Joe Shlppen, Kansas City, and Mn, Elmer Johnson, Minneapolis. Clareno B. Klhlatallaa W 11 lam In a Funeral services were held June 21 at the Sheridan Funeral Home for Clarence K. Flhlstadlus, 34, who was killed In a logging accident Wednesday near Simpson's camp on Pedee creek. He was born In Roseau county, Minn., Feb. It). 1918. and -had lived In Oregon for a year. He had been working near Pedee for the past two months. He was In the army signal corps for years. The Rev. War ren W, Pechman officiated at the funeral service. Survivors Include the widow, Ber nlce; two children, Larry and Bruce; bis father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kohlstadlus; two brothers, Paul of Bklme, Minn., and Elmer of Locoda, N. D., four sisters, Mrs. Odin Olson and Mrs. Kindred Lundln of Bklme, Minn., Mrs. oeorie uund of Salo, Minn., and Mrs. Donald Cole of Bay City, Ore. Alfred L. Kaenel Silverton Alfred L. Kuenal, 83, died at his home, Rt. 1, Sllverton, Friday, Juna 20. Mr. Kusnsl was born at Bern, Switzer land, Nov. 28, 18G8 and came to the United states with his parents, John and Marie Kusnti, 71 years ago. He had lived in the Sllverton district for 53 years. Mr. Kuensl leaves his wife, Barbara; four sons, Herman, Oeorge, Edward and Arthur Kuenxt, Sllverton; three -dauti liters, Mrs. Rrnma Zahler, Miss Lena Kucnzl. and iVr s. El ma Kaufman. Sllverton; two broth ers, Herman H., Sllverton, and Gottlieb Kuentl, Portland; two half-brotnrrfi. Fmll and Lon Montandon, Salem: two sUtrrs, Mrs. Emma Deltwjler, Sllverton, and Mrs. Elisabeth Meyer, Portland: 28 grandchild ren and 10 great grandchildren. Funrral services will be held at 2 p m. Monday, June 23 at the Christian Apostolic oluircli, Sllverton with Interment In the rhurch cemetery under direction of the Ekmsn Funeral Home. Omit flowers. Charles K. Cerbett Lebanon Funeral servlcn were held Thursday at 2 p.m. at the Huston chapel for Charles Z. Corbett, Gl. who died at thA Lrbanon hospital Mm1ny. Ite wns born at UariKor, Maine, November 8, 1891, living in Ore non for the past nine yrot. He U survived by his widow, Mm. Eliia Corbett. an uncle and three aunts living In southern California. Dr. V. T. Lsm. N D. Dr. l. Chsn. N.U. DRS CHAN ... I.AM CIIINKSK NATUROPATHS Upstairs, 241 North Liberty Olficc open Saturday only. 10 a m. to 1 p in , 6 to 7 p.m. Con sultation, blood prcfwurc and urine testa are free of charKe. Practiced since 1917. Write (or attractive Rift. 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