MAR KET
QUOTATIONS
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Mini ta-na la., tint duality ai-Tee;
aa.aetd niUtt. 4-Ta. Valley inlM and
aeuatry HllU, I MM Wee,
Ballet Wholesale I.e.. bulk cubes to
hBiauiiM rku AA M scorf tltl
srsc. u Kort, wi . m score, tw: o, m
score Ma, AMI arms. "
. - mrurn to Portland plMl.
ealere. Oraeon alntlao, uiWk. Onto t
Ik. leaf. 4-elVtei trlnlete. Itta lees than
Five children In 3t Months Where there were two there
re now five children in the family of Mr. and Mn. Bontcue
of Philadelphia, Pa. Mri. Bontcue happily displays the trip
let glrli to their admiring father. The Bontcuei have two
other children, James, Jr., 30 months and Dorothy, 14 months.
(AP Wirephoto)
Water Level in
Valley Ample
R. C. Newcomb, district geolo
gist, U. S. Department of Inter
ior, Portland, stated Wednesday
t the Marion county Irrigation
meeting at Keizer that there is
probably enough water at weii-
depth to irrigate 50 per cent of
the alluvium soils in the county.
These soils include the main
lower valley soil types.
Newcomb explained that ob
servation wells established in
1926 have been tested regularly
since that time with no decline
found in the water table. Cer
tain local problems have come
up where neighbors drilled wells
too close to each other. Tne
total underground water supply,
however, is not reaching serious
proportions.
The necessity of Irrigating
prior to crop wilting without ir
ritating excessively was discuss
ed by Dr. Ay Marsh, professor
of soils, Oregon State college.
Using gypsum blocks to de
termine the irrigation schedule
was one method outlined by
Marsh.
Other speakers on the all
day meeting held at Keizer
Grange hall included Lee Mc
Allister, planning area engineer,
Bureau or Reclamation, Salem;
Frank Mackaness, agricultural
consultant and Floyd Miller, Ir
rigation engineers, Portland
General Electric company, Port
land; Marvin Shearer, extension
Irrigation specialist, Oregon
State college, and Hollis Otta-
, Way, COUniJf mwihiwu
SALEM MARKETS
Cm.lctl from rtMrtt f Mm 4mWn
for lb clui ! Capful Juul
readers. .Kt-lsetl Ull7.)
Stall Fe4 Prices
Bat.. PtUcU UJft (M-Ib. bM). M -
lift UM-lb, bad.
Bet Hub-ft.U-t 41.
Dairr rw4 )U H (M lb. bw),
$,...-6 41 UN Wt.
rsaitrr Sarins rritas coiorto irjen,
10c; old rooitara, 16c; colored fowl, 3&c;
let horn Jowl, sac; routers, Jle.
lata
BarlB Prteam bit. AA, 43c: lant A,
41-c; m odium AA, oc; medium A, Me-
tic: mau, lie.
nhoitMia rrlcM ui wDoltaaio prua
itn.rallj l-Ti hither than tba prtcat
above, Lara irad A itnarally auouo. mi
64c; medium, aw.
Batterfai Burlnt prka: Premium, il
iac; No. 1. 6-70c; MO. S. 47c.
Batter-. wholesale grade a parchment.
no id. i retail, 77.
DEATHS
mm a lo Hta-haw
Mh, xmma I. Hlnihaw, lata resident of
14Wanaoe road, March I in a local hoi
. pltal. SurY.vad by daughter, Mn. Allan T.
yietcher; aUpchUdren, Walter Alrnon.
Lawrence Simon and Un. Mary Benion.
11 ol Salem: Utter, Ma. Lydla Mielke t
Two Harbor. MiniL, Mrt. Anna orebtl.
Beaver Dam. wuc. Servleea Saturday,
March 1 at i; pm. in the Clouah
. Barrlck Chapel. Dr. Paul K. Pollni olll
, olatlns. Interment at City View oemetery.
, Ida Mary Ivana
Ida Mary Irani, late resident of IM X
" atreet, March I. aio Mother of Wil
liam Harry Bvana, Salem, and O. O.
r nkisihema CitT. Ok la. Alio aur-
' ivlni art all grandchildren and eight
treat irandcblldren. Servleea will be held
PrWay, March S, at :K p.m. In tha W. T.
vi.hm hnl. Tha Rev. Ernest Ooulder
in affieiata. Please omit flowera, aend
contribution to Red Cross.
Panllry, Ear Beport
Oregon State College Sat markets this
past week, were stronger with price trend
log upward. Lire poultry markets have
been a little unsettled on young stock
bat (owl is sees nave been jcarca and
prices stronger.
Egg markets across the nation are ahow
ins? stronger price trends. The demand Is
strong, supplies, on we oiner nana, art
short of demand at many markets. In the
Pad Mo northwest, prices gained at Port
land and Seattle. The Seattle market was
about S cents higher for all grades. At
Portland, grade double A large egg gained
about 3 cents a doaen while grade A
large eggs strengthened around 1 to S
cents. Medium esss strengthened about 3
cent. Orada double A large eggs, to retail
outlets at Portland, arc M centa a doaen.
Orada A large eggs arc M to 54 cents.
Orade double A medium eggs are 84 cents
with grade A medium at 13 cents, All eig
markets are also well above a year ago.
Portland prlcea ars up around T to I
cent a dozen compared to this time of
tha year during 193.
Live poultry prices are mostly showing
a stronger prlc trend, especially on fowl
classes. Young stock this past week were
a little unsettled at most coast market.
However, there was a alight atrengthen
lng as this week Is closing. At Portland,
broiler, fryer and roasters are now
quoted at 31 to 31 cents a pound. At
Seattle, prices for young stock dropped
around 1 to 3 centa a pound tbl past
week. Tha San Francisco market held
mostly unchanged for young stock. Com
petition from Kaitero shipments con
tinue rather heavy at manr of tha Cali
fornia markets.
Fowl classes are in rather light sup
ply at most of tha western markets.
Prices strengthened around 1 to 3 cents
a pound during this paat week. Light type
hena at Portland, arc suotad at 33 cent
a pound. Tha Seattle price range around
31 to 33 centa. Light typo hen at San
Francleco, however, art considerably
higher than at the Pacific northwest mar
ket. Quotation this week were around
as to 28 cents a pound.
Heavy hens at Portland are being ejuot
I at 36 centa a pound. Tie same price
la also being ejuoted at Seattle for heavy
bans. At San Francisco, heavy hens are
comparatively nigh and arc ejuotad at 13
to 31 cents a pound.
Llv chicken prices at Portland are
moderately above a year ago. Broilers,
fryers and roaster are all about 3 cents
pound Higher than a year ago. Fowl
classes at Portland are around 4 to a
centa a pound higher than a year ago.
The placements or broiler and fryer
chicks In Oregon during the week ending
February 38, was reported at 111,700. This
la about w.too higher than placements
one week aso and nearly 43,000 above
placement 10 weeks ago. .
Multnomah
Fights for Funds
Multnomah county legisla
tors were on the defensive
Thursday against an effort by
eastern Oregon lawmakers to
reduce Multnomah's share of
state highway revenues by 20
per cent.
At a hearing before the sen
ate roads and highways com
mittee Sen. John P. Hounsell,
Hood River, said Multnomah
county gets too much money
from the state because that
county doesn't have much mile
age of county roads.
The counties get 19 per cent
of state highway funds, the ap
portionment being based on the
number of motor vehicles In
each county.
Multnomah County Commis
sioner M. James Gleason agreed
with HounseU's contention that
some eastern Oregon counties
with a lot of road mileage and
few can need more money.
Gleason, however, said that
all HounseU's bill would do is
to hurt Multnomah county and
not help the other counties,
Est to wilnlni CuMI nu tm-
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druu4 ltn to nulUm, M Oe; ut up,
U-1e.
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Red Cross Captains to
Make Reports Friday
I Capital Journal. Salem, Ore., Thursday, March I, ltStU.1T
Dog Bill Killed and
jChindgren Gets Rest
Vaut jl-tuak MflUln. f AT TKm flnnHal 4At thai Mlintv'.
Red Cross chanter 11500. John -'""
Lamb, acting chairman of the Rep. Herman Chindgren, Molal
disaster committee, reported la. so much that he has aban
the business district will meet
Friday noon to make a report of
their success this week in so
licitation of funds in the pres
ent campaign.
Audits have no yet been made
of the funds received to date in
the drive, which got underway
the first of this week, but early
in the week it was reported that
$8,000 had been received, most
of it in the pre-drive campaign.
Silverton's chairman. Richard
Beasley, Thursday reported to
drive headquarters that be was
having the best returns from the
business section of that town that
Wednesday. This money was
used to help rehabilitate tome
families who suffered damage
due to flooding and heavy winds
and to buy groceries and other
necessities for people who were
stranded by high water.
During the local flood, the
disaster committee surveyed ar
eas thought to be endangered
and, in one case, Lamb converted
a lumber loader to a delivery
boat in order to get food to an
isolated family.
Red Cross officials also reg
doned his effort to pass the bill
they had had in a number of!lstcred 22 families in the coun
year, no otner towns nave maoe tv rel.tives and friends could
reports to the headquarters.
Interest in the campaign be
came keen with a report of floods
that Inundated some parts of
Marion county late in January.
contact them through Red Cross
channels.
The so -called Douglas fir tree
is not a fir but a false hemlock
FPU SALE MISCELLANEOUS
raom STAND with attuh. ahtlr, la H.
oumm weoom. Itu A B'lmmtr. nw
Prohi Bill to
Be Initiated
George Smith Brown, presl
dent of the Oregon Anti-liquor
league, said in Salem that his
organization Is preparing to Ini
tiate a prohibition biU and to
have it on the Oregon ballot
in November, 1054.
The measure as proposd
would prohibit all liquor of
more than one-half of 1 per cent
alcohol.
Brown was here Wednesday
to attend a committee hearing
in the legislature and urged
passage of R'.p. Joseph Harvey's
House Bill 475 which would re
quire the governor to appoint
some person to study the prob
lem of alcoholism in Oregon.
"We are not Interested in the
liquor-by-the-drink bill,"
Brown said, "because statistics
show that in states having
liquor by tne drink the con
sumption Is no greater per cap
ita than it is in Oregon under
the present system."
r.rUaat Or.la
Portland Wft Ooarw tralu vnauotod
,aaa .ll-u. I 1v.... ...... ..k., W..,. m. f
mm,tt atlnM. Uto M,ldMt l Brooka. buit dcllwaa oa,t: o!l im, J.,,';
aoft while, axcludlni lux, S.44W; wblto
1 .1 mi.arton tooiDltal March ,. surrirao
' br wlf,, Ithel attruon. Brook,: aons, Xm-
m,tt Vernon Btln,on of Lo, Ameln, Calif.,
' W. B. atlnaon of Los Antelet. an4 joieph
Stlnson of Brooki; and brothtr. Irnwt
Buien, Btinson of Los Ansflc: and two
1 crandchlklrsn. Announcement of services
later br Clomh-Barrlck chapel,
t
t Babr Bo, Boas, . ,
Babr Bor Bous,, late resident of Rt. 4.
Boi 318, !n local hoipltal March t. tvur-
Ti.ed br parents, Mr. and Mra. Dfjinl,
Bouts of Salem. Announcement of serv
i Ices later br Clout h-Bsrrlck chapel.
' Ba,Ml Fiord Berber
Ruuel Plord Berber. 1st, resident of
' Oiaton. March 1. Boh of Mrs. Rosle t.
Earber. Salem: brother of Hsrrr L. Bar-
ber, aalem. Cecil R. Barber. Portland.
1 Omar C. Barber. Bllrerlon. Charles L.
' Barber. Bcotts MI1U, Mn. tllrsbeth Cra
' ber. Independence. Mr,. sttl, DUon,
' Taklma. Wash.. Mr,. Nona ftchlas. Msrrs
1 TU1, Csllf.. Mrs. Oeortla clampltt, Oai-
laa arut Ura. DorOthr PONer Of Bslem.
Bemeea will be held Prlder. March lh
at i-oa a m In the W. T. Rtcdon chapel
' with eoneludlnt sertlcea at BelerMl
eygmorlal Peril
club 444.
Hard red winter: Ordlnsrr 1.45: 14 per
cent 2.45; 11 per cent 3.45: IS per cent
1.49.
Hsrd white Baart unquoted.
Todar', car receipts: Wheat II. barler
2, flour I. corn S. osta 1, sain reed 1.
Portlaad Llreetoek
Csttls: 150: slow, sleadr: toodhoke
fed steers sesree; utility Holsteln steers
10 Ml: utimr-commerclsl hellers is .90.
ls.bO; csnner-cutter cows 13.14: shslls
down to 10: ntllltr cows ll.lt.
Cslrej: 15: slow, atesdr: rood lllbt vest.
ers 39-37: cnolrc-prlm, Ksrce: oiiutr-
commerclsl 11-34.
Hois: 150. active, stesdr: cnoie, l.
butchers 1S0-3I5 lbs. 33-33.50: choice 305
lbs. 33.4.S: 110-330 lbs. 31-31 M: choice
30-050 lb. sows If. 50-20.50: Cholc, 400-
170 lb. SIMS 14-10 50.
Bheep: 100: icsttered sslfl sUsdr: tood
choles wooled Ismbs 30 50: utllltr II
sood feeders salable 13.50: tood-cholce
ewes nomlnallr l oo- 50.
OBITUARY
Chleaso Livestock
Chlcato IjPi Poor road conditions hfld
Ihe hoi supplr to sbout three.fourths the
number esperted Thursder. out even
Mrs. Marr A. Temllasaa (price were stradr to 1ft crntj lower on
lndanenalence OravesMe lervicas were , Ku.rher stock. Bows were sieeov to sirona
vheld hr th, Bmlth mortusrr for Msrr A. I csttle stood icnersllr stesdr to wesk
Tomllnson Mondsr afternoon at First! but veslera were stesdr to II a hundrvl
' Cmt e.meterr. Monmouth. MfS. TODlltn.
- son was born at Irish Ororc, III.. April
1. 1174. Bha had been a resident of Mon
mouth for msnr years, and three rears
- etc moved to Boise. Idsho, to mske her
homo with her dauthler, Mrs. P. R.
Johnston, wheri sh, petaed swar Peb
ruarr 24. Bbe Is survived besides her
dsuchter br two sons. C. D. Tomllnson
of Bokw, Idaho, and W. N. Tomllnson of
Llvarmora, Calif., and flv, trtndehlldren.
sue was a member of the Christian church
and tha Rebekah lodtl.
. Wllllsm Idward Walker
. Albany wllllsm Bdward Walker. 4.
died at his homo Tuasdar followlnl a lont
Illness. Bervlces were held Thuredsy st
1 14) p.m. at tho rwrtmlller-Prederlcksen
ehiaai. Mr. Wslk.r came to Oreion In
.14) and for m rears was empioyeo ,.,,, Jul, , wheal prices.
, flremaa at Camp Adair, ne enirrra twnAti esporu shortly
xn, u. St. navy in 1.1. aww
four nara. Mr. Walksr Is survived by his
widow. Lrdla: s son. Msiwell Leba
, aoa, sad threa srandsons.
J a. Thoasaa
Woodburn-Jo Thomas. SI. died wed
' a.adsy in tha Veterans- hospital at Port
' land. Mr. Thorns was born In South Da
' kola and cam, to th, ailvertoB district
manr rsara aso. maklnt his hom, on
' Steelhammer road. Survlvlnl are his wile,
Heartstla, Bllverton, and a brother and
" sister n Soalh Dakota. Announcements
will to piad, later.
It
IM-41:
tuitr,
REDUCED!
$10 per day until sold,
nam on ) inch drttm typi
PLOOIt BANDZR. IW SHUSJB OP
BPUD ORIT PAPIR.
SUrtlng price Feb. 28, $575
MARCH 6, $505
Keith Brown Lbr. Yard
FRONT COURT 7T.. PRONB Mill
(Wa Olva BH ora Bumps)
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
OOOO IINOBA sawtns mach. IIS. so.
Olena Woodry'a, 1M If. Bammn. Ml'
EXCELLENT bars yard fertiliser.
43HT or 1140.
rbono
AH.
FREE Wsatlnshouss aowtnt machlnas oa
all floor Bamplas. Bava ay to 40.
TEATER APPLIANCE CO., )Ti Chtm,k.
,ta. n4
LIKE NEW, Elaclrolui vao.. t4 5. Olsnn
woodrr'a. ISO! H. Bummer. tw
NEW APARTMENT Prlfldalra Electric
Ranto IM. Oood tat furnses, plpaa and
reclsurs for l-rooms. Makb offer. Auto
matic tss hot water tank an. Ph. 441IT.
nil1
to permit anyone to still a dog
inai Diies a
Th house Judiciary commit
tee buried the bill, and Chind
gren it happy about it, because
dog lovers have flooded him with
protests.
He said the bill was introduc
ed at the request of the Clacks,
mas county dog control board.
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111.50; alab bacon, I3t-ll.
Portland Mlseellaaeoas
Clerr Cel. list crate. 1-1 vt doa.. II 3-
14.11. Paw to 14.50. Ore.. II 15-13 50.
onfeas o lb. sscks wast oreion yel
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40: Idaho russeu. balsa, -ll lbs., l.ow-
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1.40-50.
Bar U. S. No. 1 areen allsUa. deliver
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Ill-It. ton: Seattle, 140-41.
Weef Willamette valley moiur nomin
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Bites Calves, 15-lte lb. aeeordlnt to
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lb.: built, l-4c; areen butehar oow hides.
PUberts Wholesale aelllna price No. 1
lane Barcelonaa, 14-16o lb.; grower prices.
orchard run. 14-15a lb.
welnate Wholeaalo aaiuiuj price, nrat
auelltr lana Prananettaa. )l-tle lb.
trowsr price, orchard ran, ll-lte lb., few
aett to c :
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NEW YEAR-SIZE crtb and matt, only
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BALDWIN blond eplnet, savs DM, terms.
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10 50.
nS5
GREEN DAVENO and club chair, very
clean, M.oo. Olenn wooorye, sous n.
Bummer. ntssv
DEEPPREEER nomo IreeaerA TEATER AP-
PLIANCn t.u sis a.n.in.a.a.
STOCKS
wfliht lofr. Ah ep wen Jow in mi
tine ud ft nrkct.
uot butchfr wriint nogg aoia irom
119.75 to 31.10. Sows VOok 116. M to $19
Oood to low-primt iirrri na yrr
linn old from tl.M to 133.31. rood nO
rhorr? h I fori nitli Jiuw to 7i 90. tori
topped B.I II id v-il-r ftt til.
Chicot rrlo
rritrata (FtAn ftiiieuHurf dfpirtmnii
prtdlcilon thot Ui prtct of whtit would
idvtnco over tha nut few month trr
awd diniod for tht braid caratl on tba
board of trod Ttiuradaj.
What aalocd oboul rmt at tlmco.
althourft train nicn auertod currtnt prlta
lavala for futura eontracu allow for an
approiiir.aUir T-ctot tain bttwen March
rroapcia 01
alM broutht
In btlTIDI.
Wwhaat elo S-1S hlfhfr. Wareh
l25 corn U lowar to Jitthar, March
II Ui, ooto lower to blihtr, March
73.-V rra S-H htihrr. Ma ll.M,,
MTbtana -14 hiihtr. March UM1.1,
and lard 1 to n cvnia unarra pu.oai
hither. March av.Tt
KlAtuArff tribute of respect
HOW CI) for the departed,
an expression of comfort to
the bereaved
DIAL 41692
GREEN THUMB FLORIST
J21 Court
Slock Mark.
New York (P Tha atock market head
ad lower Thuradar la urt naoner.
Th iter bi weni lo arouDo wmi
tha ootttde. Moat cnantee were w ma
mailer rrae.wn. rim ww -.-
tered ud wualir omall.
VAlum aa eu : anurwu "
mfttMl 1 400.000 OMrM. TTIH twipim
with Wodnoadar! bit MIMN ehrH.
pertlaad taiUlda Market
..tt..i( aioi otferlnxj wera acarct lo-
.... M th Portland laauide Parmtra
WholaaaVo Prodixe mark. " ,lBt'
(Br Tho Ataoclated rraaol
Admlrol Corporotloa
Allied Chemical
Allla Chalmero ,
American Alrllnea
American Power Litht
American Tel. fe Tel
American Tobacco
Anaconon Copper
Atcblaon Railroad
Bethlohem Steel
Boetni Airplane Co.
Bort Warner
Burrowa Add lot Machine
Callfornlo Packing
Canadian Pacific
Caterpillar Tractor
Celaneaa Corporation
Chrraler Corporation
Cltlea Serrtce
Coneolklated Bdltoa
Conaolldated Vulteo
Cron r Her bach ,
Curtisa wntnt ,
Doutlaa Aircraft
Du Pont da Nemourj ,
Kajtman Kodak ,
Bmeraon Raflto
oeneral Eleeirta
Oeneral Food
Oeneral Motor
oeonia. tae. Pirwood
Oood rear Tire
Homeatoka Minint Co
International Harvester
International Paper
Jobna Manviile
Kennecolt Copper
Lkaby McNeil
Lockheed AireraH
Loewea IncorporaUd
Lone Bell
MontcomerT ward
Naeh Keirlnaior
New York Central
Northern Pacllio
r.cifie American nh
Pacific Oaa Elect"
Paclfie Tel. 1l
Packard Motor Car
Penney, f. C
PenoiylTeola. B-
pepal Cola co
PMleo Radio
Radio Corporation
Raronler Incorp.
Rarooier Incorp. Pid.
Rcpublt Rteel
Remold Metal
Richfield Oil ;
afewar Btorea Inc.
acott Peper Co
Oeare, Roebuck CO
Boconr-Vacuum OU
out hem Pacifle
Standard Oil Calif
Standard OU R-
Btudebaker Corp.
urublne Mlntn
Bwift Company
Traneamertca Corp.
Twentieth Century fo
Union OU Company
Union Pi'1
United Airline
United Aircrafl
United Corporation
United Btatea Plyaood
United atata Steol
Warner Picturea
weitern Union Tel
Weatintho'iao Air Brak
Weuinthoua Eleetrk
WootworUi
. V
. 74 '
. SVa
. 14H
. as
.160
.71H
. 43S
Chlcato Onlona
Buppllea moderate, demand fair at
alicbtly hither price, market Jlttbtly
atronter.
Track ulea 10 lba.: Idaho BpanUh as
per cent U. B. No. 1, 3-lnch and larter.
car 4.4; Mlnnaaota Tallow Oloboa U. 8.
1, TS per cent 1-lncb and larter, car S.79.
Street aaiea to 101.: Idaho span lea s-
lncto and laner 4 &0-4 S. few 4.75; m id
wattt medium Tallow Olobea S.SO-3.7S, few
boat S.W. occaalonal outatandim let hith
aa 4 00. aom fair S.M-S.SI; Mlchltan ear-
ton, iwerrt S-pound ceuoa s.w.
Many common birda normal
ly fly at about 23 miles an hour.
Grave and Sand
i unruiin. in w ..... . . -
L relalL VAU.TY BAND A ORAVEL CO..
f Ph. 14001
LEGAL
CRROME DINETTE, used, 11.50. Olenn
Woodrr, 1105 K. Rummer. pop
CEDAR TELEPHONE and aleetrla poles.
fence posts, been poais ana eve. a..
Phillips Bros. Rl. t. Boi 43. 1 Biles
esit ot 4 Corners. Ph. 430t, n
yard.
IIIMMONa
NO. 3170
IR THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE OVTATE
OP ORBOON POR THE OOUnTT or
MARION
OLEN P. BERIMOER. as Admlnlstrstor
of tho atitate a! Oerlord Braest wr
tnter, d teased, Plslntlff,
auwNTARn rr.RTlLir.rK. i: oo
Cannon Peed Lots, one mue sousn oi
Airport, Turner Rd. 4-131.
Th Tropic o( Cancer
toss nommallf steady lor aU tlassel jthroUKh formopa.
eeteuuetb 1
ADRIEX PaaiBERTbrT, and all olher
persona and partlee wnknown havlna
or clalmlM anr rlthl, title, estate,
lien or Interest In and lo the real
property described ha the Complaint
herein. Defendants.
IN THE RAMI OP THE STATE OP ORE-
OON: Tou and each of yon aro berebr
reeulred to appear and answer the Com
plaint filed aselnat you In th. above-
entitled ault on or hefore th. data of
the last publication of this Summons
to-wlt: Ifsrch II, 151, and If yog fall so
to appear and answsr, for want tnereol,
the plelntlff will apply to tha Oourt for
tho relief prered for In eald Complaint, to-
wit: Por a decree auletlnt title to the real
property In eald Complaint and hereto.
after dooeribed, and decreelnt that Olen
P. Berinter as administrator of the
Estate ot oarlord Ernest Rerlnter, do
eessed. Is the sol. leva) and eoulteble
owner In fee slmpls of asld prooertr and
decreelni that none ot the detendanti
in tba above-enlllld lult have any rliht.
title. Interest, lien or estste In or to the
same or any part thsreof. which real
prooertr Is described as followe. to-wlt;
Eeslnnlnr at a point on the Bl end of
Post Road; thence North lee Hods:
thence East 149 Rods: Ihrnee South
Rods: thence Weil a Rods: thence
South 10 Rodi: thence West I Rods
thence South 10 Rods; thence West 10
Rods, to the plac. of betlnnlnt. belna
137 acres, more or lass, and which land
hss thereon a house and four barns,
all helm In Section I. T. S. R. 1 East
of tne Wlllsmelta Meridian In Marlon
counir, Oreson.
Also described ss:
Betlnnlnt st a point an the Section
Line between Sections 1 and I In Town.
ship I south. Rsnts 1 East of the Wil
lamette Meridian la Marlon Coantr.
Oreion. Said point belnt 1M 40 feet
Norlh 13' Weet from tha southwest
corner of ssld Section I: thence North
33' west 144.70 feet: thence East lltl It
feet to the lln. dlvMInt Section I Into
Esst and W.vt hslves : thence North '
13' (est 1110 IS feet to the center of
section I: thence West 134J.ftl feet;
thence North I' West 1311 II feet;
thence South M II' West 1131 M feel;
thence North IT West 13.11 feet;
thence South TO I' West lss.tl feet;
thrnca South 13 41' West 151.11 feet:
thence South OS' W wast 311.31 feet:
thence South It r Weet 1117 feet:
thence South II' Estt 1301.55 feet to
a point which Is 133 33 feet Norlh
3r Weil from the Southwest corner of
tho Southeast auarter of tha Southed!
euarter of Section 1; thence North ss'
J4" Esst 13J4 It feet to tht plan of betlnnlnt.
T lis Summons la served upon yaw by
publication In the capital Jawroal.
newspaper af leneral circulation printed
and published at Selem. la Marlon Coun
ir. Oreion, for a period of once eech
week and four successive weeks as pre-
eerlbed br eod pursuant to en order of
the Honorable Rex rimmeU, Judte of tho
above-nomad court, dulr entered herein
oa the lllh dar e' Pehraary, last. Tht
date ef the first publuelloa of this Sum
mons Is Ptbrusry 31th, 1KI, and tht dste
of iht last eublleetlea hereof It March II,
till.
I WILLIAM eTPORTE
Attorney for Plaintiff
fyrill ws urar woiKun.
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fM ALLOWED lor your old water heater
on this new ai-aauon automatic aioo
tna waur baater. Yeater Appllanoa
171 Chemeketa. Ph. 1431L
in BABE baby trend accordion. 1111. Tear
old. 1041 Maple, Ml'
CONCRETE SEPTIC TANKS Ph. 3-7324
MORTARLESS BLOCK CO. -1 4Hi I L HOYT
Approved. Reinforced - Rectangular Precait Septic Tanks
Manufacturers of Motar Blocki interlocking Block!
In Pumice or Concrete - Also Chimney Blocki
OR SALEt Norte refrlaerator ss. foot.
EicoUent condition. 4393. B55
MEW TV ooc ahelra, 14.T5, (Nttut Wood.
ra, 105 N. Summer, not
FARM HOME GARDEN
f.tt.Mt nanura. eomooat.' th iam
ajuailtr aa laat rear, lor bom aod ar-den.-
riacitonaa. red lava etoae and
other type for walla or f arden. Riutlc
eadar fenclov and treiila work. Phillip
ro RL I. Box 401. Salna. Ph. 4-1011.
ma lALK-l PAIR CUSTOM MADE
DRAPER IKS, LINED, WITH
TAILORED CORNICE OARD8. 1 PAIR
OOLD AND 1 PAIR TURQUOIftB. PH.
14791.
B67
HeCULLOCfl CHAIN MWI, tOS Eda-water.
weal Salem, eaiem idOtain ouppit
Ph. 4-1H1. n"
CiEO Weatlnibouaa aatomatla laundromat.
only Teeter Appliance co ji
Chemeketa. n"
WESTlNGHOtTSE ale. rana like new.
oolr ll&t.M. Oienft woiparr, iw n.
Summer. nW
OftPITAL BED lor aaio or rent. H. L
Stiff Purnlturo Co. rnon ipim. o-
TjflED waahlnt machine, ll n and up
TEATER ArrLlanci tu., a -n"i"'
ta. "
SPANIHH OUTTAR with caao and mualo
atand, 91. lvl onemeaeta, ttam aoor.
1WI.
ri BUT uaed furniture. We par apot
ah. Alia want, aood appllaneee. Ruaa,
babr Item, etc. Ph. 1-1114 or brine to
Olenn Woodrr. 1401 K. Bummer. nST
WAffHING MACHINB-Zenlth, Ilk BW,
reaionabl. Pb. lor panicuiari.
n56
OOOD TONE PIANO and bench, 100. Ph.
41&H. ww
ALL-WOOL MOHAWK WILTON rui and
pad, two-tone treen, o roe ft nor pet
tern. 11'wXl, 1 rear old, eiceilent con
dition. t9Q. 4-SMl.
OOOD mKR Marta waaher, auarantead.
an iv ns. Olenn wooory a. im n. onm-
MAN'S RADDIeE Nickel trim.
to match. Phone iieaa.
alao bridle
nil
PRINTING
Special Business cards, 500
for $4.95, 1000 for $7.50
Economy Printers
East on Canter St. Ph. 1-1114
nit'
Equipment Sales-Rentals Ph. 3-3646
H0WSER BROS.-1183 S. 12th ST.
Garden Tillers Power Mowers Paint Sprayers - Air Compressors
Sanders Plumbing Tools Power and Hand Mower Sharpening
Repair on All Small Gas Engines
l ram WAL. record cabinet, like new,
111.90. Olenn woodry'a, leos n. summer
at. ns
KEITH BROWN
SPECIALS
Iteeular Speetil
S" Oval Csslnt D 01 Jilt
Uouldlna - Shorts 4' to r Price
Mai- P.a. Clear A
cedar Sldlnt 10IDS 10.00
nsts - Boxes 4"xl"sl" ... oa.
(Perfect for plant starter boxes)
Paint
Bunaalow House pslnl - wniio .., see
Psbco alssonrr and Skae Pstnt... Ill
Tsxollto I 00
Lautet - Texture Point Sand Plnlah -10
Discount.
Received new shipment Rotary Lawn
mowere, electrlo as oaa.
Oardsn carta.
Lock Sets Il l
Psststa SeU 4.50 1 50
Pew Doors Lsfl
1-Ott-lslH Pantl see
1-Oll-OxlH 1 Panel I.TI
1-Oit-tslH - 1 Penet
Keith Brown Lumber Yd.
Phono I till Pront a. Court St.
WE OIVE S. a. H. PREEN STAUPS
MOTORCYCLES
CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY
ADDING MACHINES
All roskss ussd mschloss sold, rented,
repaired. Boca, 41 court. Ph. l.arei. o
BULLDOZING
Bulldoslna road, clearlnt teeth. Vlrell
Husksr, 1010 Palrvlew. Ph. 1-1141. pel
CASH REOIATEBS
Instant delivery ol new RCA aash rts
Istera. All ansksa. eoH, rented, repaired,
ttoen, 45 court. Ph. 1-1771.
DRKSnMAKINO
Allrrallons. beasstltchlnt. buttons
buckles covered, buttonholes. Mrs. H. 54
Allender. l-llll. ops'
mi
IVINO INSTRUCTION
La flrlva the "Etst Drlvr war
Call or see Mr. Rlckard. Taller Motor
Co., Salem. Phone 13I4T or 4ni.
EXCAVATING
Singer Electric Portable
Sewine Machine
Looks llks new. Besutlfut wslnul ear
rrlnr case. Pree sewlnt lessons lor the
nnpeld belsnee. Sorrr, no phone orders.
Sinter Sewlnt center, ISO If. (.-ominer.
claL nr
PINE COBRLRRS bench, ss I III: new
lane China table lamp, II to; self oil
Ins lawn wiowsr, 14.00; prsrtlca trumpet.
It 00; larta antlaue wolnut picture
frsrae, 15; antlaue walnut apothecary
scsles, 110. Ph. 14110. nst
SOLliToAK chairs, used, ll.M .a, Olenn
Woodrr'a, Hot N. Summer. n55
ORGANIC PZRTILIXPR. Prea ot weed
seeds, and odorless. Ssck or balk orders
delivered. Phone 1-1117. nil
Ran otl.a Ji Bon. Escsvatlsi. aradlnl,
land clearlnt. Phone l-Mto. ooo"
INDUSTRIAL TRUCKS
Pork-lift trucks. Inside and outslda
wort. Hrster, Clerk. Mobile Ult. MOO
and 4000 lb. machines. Br dsy. week or
month. Ph. Utll. Oapllal City Trans
fer.
OOOD OIRL'S BIKE ll.M.
rr's, 1401 N. Summer.
Olena Wood-rrtl
INSULATION
FLOOR COVERINGS
Ph.4-5751
CAPITOL FLOOR COVERINGS - 217 S. HIGH ST.
Armstrong St Congoleum-Nalrn-Asphalt and Rubber Tile
Residential, Commercial Installation Rugs and Carpet
Estimates Gladly Given!
IRRIGATION - PUMPS Ph. 26038
STETTLER SUPPLY CO. 1810 LANA AVE.
Water Systems Deep Well Turbines
Aluminum snd Steel Irrigation Pipe
Galvanized Pipe and Fittings WATER WELL TESTINO
Complete Service on Any Pumping Equipment
Ph. 2-1423
SHROCK MOTORCYCLES SALES - 3007 PORTLAND RD.
American St British Motorcycles Indian, BSA,
Matchless, Triumph Cushman Scooters
"If It has Wheels snd a Motor we can BUY SELL or ITX IT
MOVING & STORAGE Ph.3-8111
RED STAR TRANSFER
SALEM-PORTLAND MOTOR FREIGHT
"A Complete Shipping Service"
Office 1120 N. Liberty Whi.. 190 8. Liberty
OFFICE MACHINES
Ph.3-5584
Typewriters, Adding Machines, Calculators, Accounting Machine
SALES SERVICE RENTALS
CAPITOL OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO., $31 Court
R.W."J0E" LAND
OIL TO BURN
Ph.2-4151
ROAD 1174 Edgewater St. OR 3-5769
OILING WEST SALEM ROAD
TWEEDIE FUELS OILS OILING
STANDARD OIL DEALER
PAINTING CONTRACTORS Ph. 3-4783
F. O. REPINE CO 258S PORTLAND ROAD
. Residential, Commercial, Spray or Brush
WE GO ANYWHERE . . . ANY SIZE JOB
Call Us for Etlmatc and Color Plsnnlng Service
Insulation, weetherstrlps, screene. Pree
cellmates. T. Pullman. Phono 1-taoo.
PLUMBING SERVICE Ph.3-9811
NELSON BROS. PLUMBING & HEATING
MATTRESSES
Cspltol Beddlnt,
new 'nattressea.
renovated.
PH. Itotl.
orncR FURNITURE a SUPPLIES
PLAHTI-Rc . roaulree na wevlne. Por
rour floors or linoleum. TEATER AP
PLIANCE CO.. 171 Chemeketa o
rwafc .h.irs ;:cs. flllnl tuppllss, tafat,
duplicators, supplies, desk lamps, type
writer ttsnds. Boon. 450 Court. o
SEPTIC TANKS
Uarn CHEaTB of drawers startlnt al
0 50. Oleno woodry's, 101 14. Summer.
ns
TEATER APPLIANCE OO. 171 Chemek
NOW IS the time to buy your lit! Wesu
tntheueo automates drrer at emr ttot.tl.
TEATER APPLIANCE CO.. 171 Chemek
rta. B
a-pc. WAI.. bedrm. tulle, tood cond. It.
Olena woodrr s, ltoi PJ. Bummer. ns5
POBTORIA "Wavecrest" tobleu and
I cocktail tlaaeee. Phone 1-171. ntt
THE IDEAL lllllter It's orsaale
aeatmees. with poultrr dropplnas, onlr
att a tack. Teller Para Stars, Ph. 44114.
n70
LARGE WARDROBE closet
Woodrr'a, 100 N. Bummer.
111. CVrnn
ale
SALEM DEUEL
Roller and hall bearrnas for tracks and
arse tors. ITT Silver lea Road.
Hamel's seotl. tanko cleaned, lln. terv
Ice. OuaranUed work. Phone 17404. o7l
"uiks's Seotlo Bervlce. Tanks alssned.
D'rooter clesna sewore, drains. Pbons
I-I4II. 4
Sewer, eeptlo tanks, drains clsansd. Ro-
to.Rooter sewer servico. rnono s-ssii
TELEVISION
TV Ssles, Service, Antenna.
AvePhone4-llll
WINDOW CLEANING
117 Lana
o45
Repairing
Residential
333 Chemeketa
Commercial
Contracting
Industrial
PRESCRIPTIONS
Ph.3-9123
24 HOUR
SERVICE
We Give Penny Saver Stamps
THE QUISENBERRY PHARMACIES . Ph.3-3137
130 L Ubtrtr 310 Court, Dewrrtswi 2440 tftsr, Mtdkil (Mill
24-HOl'R SERVICE
Service for Your Convenience. FREE Delivery Dally.
8:00 A. M. to 11:00 P.M .
130 8. Liberty Store Open 12:00 to 2:00 P. M. and 6:00 PJtL to
9:00 P. M. All Sundays and Holidays
"B Si Z" Window Cleaners, paint scrap
Int. floor waslnt and teneral service.
Realdentlelt awr epeclalty. Oo anywhere.
Ph. I-7II1. oal
RADIO REPAIRS. sPh. 3-7577
MITCHELL'S Rodio-Telewision 1880 Stott
Motorola Deoters tor sToF General Elerie
Pick up and Delivery
Acme Window Cleaners. Industrlsl floor
waitnc nouteeloanlnf. Phono I-IJ1T. 147
Court
TTPEtt RITF.RS
Smith. Corona, Remlntton, Royal, Oa
d.rwood portables. All maksi used ttt
ahlaaa. Repalro rant. Roen. tl Mart
TELEVISION
Ph.4-2271
HEIDER'S RADIO & TELEVISION - 39S N. HIGH
Willamette Valley for 28 Years
SERVICE . INSTALLATION - SALES
Borne and Auto Radio and Television Specialists la the .