Monday, September 11, 1953 '
THE CAPrTAL JOURNAL, fcW, OretM
Paft 17
DENNIS tht MENACE
By Ketcham
MARKET
QUOTATIONS
fwiun mecB tin
e.timiai -ruaiw mwi ta wo
mm oaaage: Premium eeetitr. auk
am .1 el oee per mi acidity ee
Hewed ta MW ee-71e lk.i tint geaa
nr. N me, Mcond guaittr. 43 -44c trailer
wertee aad eeuuuy natal, i mii km.
Swine Whoioaaea tu Mik iiimi h
Whelaiale. tredee A A. n HK age:
A ereao, n tear, a, M eeera. tie:
e. N eoere, tog. uan stteet etrlcur
miu4
41-tie;
STOCKS
tee it . aiici-'Wuthe mtm cfwvmt wmomwm-
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
MALL KTirnio upright
bench, 1TS.X. Til. 4-10M.
AUTOMOBILES
IMS champion studebAker, its. ioom,
mi ltd. Wul Belem. ))!
FIANO ACCOBDIAN,
4-1444.
U but. 16.00. Tel.
Bill
aUPOtsEge.ioNi 1 Ju.t ilk. new. 1 pe.
hi trad, chroma dinette aet, only H.to.
pc. bedroom eulte contlatint of bed.
cheat, vanity, bench, nlle etand, box
aprlng. inneriprtog mattreaa vanity
Hmp. Bleeeh oak. Sold new Juit under
, IM.M. Take the wofka lor tllt.M At
' real deal It ou Act sown oienn
Woodry'o Mew Deed Furniture, HOI
If. Summer. B310
ISM HASLET m Like sew. wladehleld.
eitraa. Below market, l-twll, atlll-
Wanted MISCELLANEOUS
Logs Wanted
Tew prlae as todan mariat for lone
gr there eecood growth to low, Por
" ewlawA, hoe MM dare, 41714 im
ton. Wax Alaa Lumber Co, sin
Wallace Rd., Balem. nell.
woodbx tun piaaoa. Phono mit!
am
UCTBIO
KAJffUaL wroadra.. PS
3-iuo. a'
SPORTING EQUIPMENT
atF KINGTON GAMEMASTEB Sea. model
7M, repeatlni rule, nearly new. Haa
recoil pad, aae. plua ltt boiee ahella.
1100. 104 M. 14th. Phone 4-1111 after
P m. nelll
PERSONAL
I WILL NOT bo reeponelbla for our
debt, other than my own After Sep
tember Hth. Herman Holaworth. PJJ1
904
AUTOMOBILES
lire ros IQCrrr tl word 4-dr. Cue-
tem. B . K.. O.O. AlaAA. Fb. Asia. aCc
MlnnrUle. aj
Twf
UH OLDS "M". Clean body, food Mit
coTtrt BDd Una. Ravdlo, betur. IU.
Must MU. Phut 4-1631, 1074 ft. Ubcrty.
M BUICK RiTitrn, radio, htr, hydTO
matlCt t coven, wonder tal eoDdltloo
la and out. I14H. BanK ttrou, no
tradfi. Owner SU If. 24ih. Ql
MOTORCYCLES SCOOTERS
IN HA P. LIT it Boodr. aolo aaata. Xx-
tTAa. OnlT 4.MT BUltA. HN. J0 H.
17th St. gallO
FARM EQUIPMENT
If. l-WBUL TBACTOB With 10"
plow, dlaea, et. a.1341. 4b4
AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR
BAVIN Q EADIATOK TBOCBLBt Valler
Motor CO. asparta wul aolvo yotir prob-
jema ana aarp rou money. Free
is, lea, apeedr aervlca. Canter at 1
rty.
FINANCIAL
ATTTO LOAHB
WTLLAiarrTB ciudr CO.
in aovtk emmh
FarkloB A'Pleoty
. 1-JUl Uo. No Af-IHL aVIM
LOANS
UP TO $1500
on Alt nature, Purnttara, Cr
AT PERSONAL it's "tu" promptly
tmplorod mui or wovtn.
Urt) 1MB . . phon first
Tarn wlet bMl parmcol tatt -
Bfttwttn pardtf lotvot.
Pbont, writ or come In TODAY.
Personal Finance Co.
im a. high rr., salku
mti LtcanM Hot. fl-in. M-1U
LooiM ovtr t300 to IU00 tod up to
30 ajontbi to ttpar mad by Ptnonsl
nnaneo Co. of Marlon county under
n loductrlol Lofta Compuiw Act or
Orcton. j333
Uo. and U-m
ad
ROT B. 8IMMON8
INSITRANCS AND LOANS
Hoar "Top Trodei"
U:M Dally KALU 1310 K
OBNBKAL FINANCB CO.
LOANS
IM So. ConuoaralaJ tn. Tat JMltl
SIGN
DGGTDUV3
H OLDS. U SEDAN dm
Radio, heater, elior, whltewalU,
covert, la.iat nilea.
eA BtncK BOTIR SEDAN IH
Dm allow. rAdlo beater, white
wala), flno eara. 4
BTJICr, UPXR CONVERT. I TH
Haw top, whltawAlla, radio, heal-or,-
olae, wlndVwf, good.
ALSO OTHER PREMIUM
QUALITY LATE MODELS
AND THK61 CBBAFIES
41 Desoto Sedan ;
'41 OMa. aodanat 0
41 Bulek Siipar aedAs
VfcoabarWUlV
tatajtktMler
OTTO J.
- WILSON
COMPANY
OREGON'S NUMBER ONE
DEALER
M -'-L tW-' '
y'a'Ji'iu.l; I
wanted s 18,000. win pay 1 mur-
ct. aicuent aHcari.y. wnw bok
333, Capital Journal. T330
TRAILERS
to WHEEL UTTLTTT TBAILEB, MO. Kx-
totvtloa totuui, looa ooay. i-.-
HOUSE TRAILERS
FOB BALE or cichanst for houat. Royal
BparianctM PB Il.t corapww wiin oour.
it 4. Air conditioned. Oaroaia
dUpoaal. autcmatto boot. KsctUrat
condition. $1.10 for 14,111 equity. Art
at an No. LaneaM-T or. mv
Com'l at Center
Phono l-SM!
331'
$$CASH$$
FOR YOUR CAR
ALL MAKER AND MODEL .
TO CHOOSE FROM
Western Motors
INI Broodwar
Phono I-MII
leaa ni.nA ceeieertlble. Muat be .old.
a e n a,,. aaM. Sea It and toalti
offer it Fetar Fankrau, 1IH rd St.
wholeaaiara. Oraaaa aualea.
Oraaaa t lb. Wal. U-HWa
aaa wnaeaoai
aaaitAUas so kna. aaaaa tai4ed ta-b.
Fartlasd A trada laraa, atootte: A
md. aaadlaaa, We-Htai A irade aaaall,
tiH-aiSc: B trade larae, aa-alwa.
ewrttaa Bain larae. '
Btrllar . Frloa u retaajaro- era. AA
prut, tin A oanoa. Qai A pnaka, lit:
artoa, Dai B prmtA ta.
Baa. to wraSawara Candled L o. a.
Portland: Dnaraded ItrtA, -aae dee ;
trada AA Una, ate doe.; A larae. tic
dot.: AA medium tea doe.: A trade
aaadlaaa. 14a doa.i A trada aeaallt aoaal
nau ao-Jac
Baca to Batarlait ejiada AA. lArta
Tta: A larae. la-lie: VA medium. M-tlt,
A mediajA, u-4e; A amAU. 41-taa. Car
ton. oanta addltloral.
Cbmi Filaa to raullata, Fwrtlaad.
Oratati alniln 4ltt-4le: lb. loaeaa,
ll-MVae: trtpleSe. I'io laaa than aln-
tlaa. preaamm braoda alntlea btvaai
lb. (or alnele wbaala mho, proeaaaad Aaa-
erlcan eheaaa, i-lb, loarea to retail. AtVh
4H lb.
Poolin
Uv, ckiotewaiHo. I onaltty. f.e a.
planu): Frrera, m l Iba. Me: 1-4
lba. lac: roaetera. 44 lb... and .ear.
29c: heavy hena. aU welahta. M-iac
Haht hena, all walthta, lac: old rooat.
era, 1,-iac.
Dreeeed CbMeaoNo. I draued to
retallera, Pryera, broilera, 44-4f lb.;
roaatera. aU wta.. 44.4te: liaht nana,
10-llc: bpAvy bana, ll-34c: cut-up fry
era, all wta. tl-tle Ib.s wbolt draws II.
Ha lb.
Babblte Avar am to trow era: lira
w hi tea. 4-1 lba. U-Uc: l-d lba. la-IJo
lb.: old dora. U-Uc. few hither. Froth
draated fryara to ratallara, ll-alc: cut
up 01-tle.
Coutry Bfllad Meaaa
Veal Top quality, ll-llfl tb.l youth
beavlaa, 10-Ue.
Hate Lean blockera, tl-ll lb.: aowa,
lltht. 11-ltc.
Lamba But, ll-llo Ib.l yaarllnta,
M-lle lb.
Malten Beet, M-Uw B) l ouU-aUUly.
1-ac.
Beaf-Otuity dowa, 13-Me lb.: eanaar
enttere, 17-lla; ahella daws to lie.
rraab Draaaad Haata
wboUealera to rataQarm fSollAra par
ewt.t
Beet BtMra. choice. 404-100 lba., 41-
141.10: aood. 115.00-41.00: commercial,
137-11; utility, 121-10; commercial aowa.
121-21; utility, 1.1-14; easnar-rattara.
ait-ii.
Beat aoto Choleo ateeraliind u ar
te ra. ISJJ-I7; rounda, SM-H; fuU lolna,
trimmed. 110-11: trianilaa, tll-tl: fora
auartara, all-it: chudu, an-M; rlaa.
lea-aa.
Vaal and Caleaa ' Oood-choln, nil
welahta. alfi-ll: conmerclAL 134-10.
la cnolea-prime, ar-eo; toou.
111-17: aorlnt lamba. eholea-prima. 41.a0.
Bf.ttas. ocad eheloe, w-u ip, ae-ae.
Park Cote Lolna He. t. l-tl ,be
ilT-dl: ahouldera. It lbe-T tn-41; apara-
riba, B2-IA; Iraen Bama, la-la ioa.. tea-
pork carcaaaee, cnoaoa, uo-tra taa.,
IM.aa-40.
Smaked Bama Bklnnad, aaa-oa ioa.
fined lard In drama. Ile-1I.M; alab bac
on, pu-73.
Pertland Mlmnaanao
Onloaa 00 lb. aack Calif. Bad Olobe.
mod.. 1.7-:.t9; white tlobe. l.U-1.00:
Waah. jellowi, mea. 1.7I-1M; lane
l.-l.tt '
Patatece Loeal Trlumpha, luta, l.M
l.TI: Boardman lent whltei. No. 1A 13.11-
l.M; No. 3 bO lb. aack, 00-lec; Orel cm
ftiuaett No. 1. 3.B0-3.74: 10 lb. mesh, to-
13c. local Rueaata. No. 1A. 3.11-1.31;
Calif, lane wnttaa. No. 1A. le-t.oe: rair.
1 SO-l-lt. Name brand, to 1.1. Waah.
RutMta. I3.N-I.N; Waah. low white. No.
1 1.00-3 It.
ay 0. S. No. 1 wrteta alfalfa, do
llrered ear loU t a b. Portland sat Se
oul.. 21-M.
pTaol Oraaaa baala, Willamette Val
ley medium ll-ftae lb.l Eaatarn Oreton
fine and half-blood. aa-t2e; Willamette
Valley lamb wool, tlu U-mocth wool.
tt-Ma
akatrU-ra lb. on 11-maaOi craw.
tb rah country ahloplna 000118.
Hideo Produeera parlna pried f.o.b.
Portland calf aklna, 19-31a lb., aecord-
mt to condition; treen klpa, 19-17e lb.:
treen cow bldea, l-10a lb. aecordlnt
to jreleht and duality: bull htdee, 4-ao
la.T tiua niaea. ev per oea. eww prtow
tor above eleuee.
Fllberla Whole.ala aelllnt price. No.
I medium B.rc.lonaa, al-lta B. thou,
ad. 40-lla lb.
Walaata Wbaltaala aelltnt prlcea.
flral auaUkf taria Franauettea. la-loc
lb.i eh.Ued. Ilcht amber halvee, 7a-71o
lb.l utht saivea, 7a-ate pa,
tBy Too Aaaoclaud Preeaj
Admiral corporttios
Allied Chemical
AlllA CbAlmera ...
Amerlcaai Alrllsaa
AmerlcAO Power A l.tab.
Americas Tel. Si TeL
American Tobacco ,.
Anaconda Copper
Atchlaoa BallroAd
Bethlehem Steal
Boeing Airptetso Co-
Berg Warner
Burrowa Addlag Macsla....
California Packing .
Canadian Pdclfle
Caterpillar Tractor .... ...
Calaneaa Corporatleei ......
enrreier Corporation ...
Ctuee Sorvlco
Conaolldated Boraoa ... ...
Coaeolldaied Vultaa
Crown Bellerbacb
Curtlee Wrlabt
Douaiaa Aircraft
Du Pont oa Here our. ...
Baatmas Kodak
Bmeraas Aadlo ..i
Oeaeral XI ec trio t....
Oeaeral Pooda .....v
Oeneral etotora
Oeonia Pic. Pirwooal
Ooodrear Tin
Homaataka Mlalag Ca. ...
International Rarveetgf ...
Interne Uonal Paper
Johna WaaTllle
Kalaar Aluminum
K.naeeott ooppor . . ,.
Llbby McNen
Lockheed Alreraft
Looweo Incorporated .., ,.
Long Bell
Montgomery Ward
Naab Kelrlnator
New York Central
Northers Paelfle
Paclfla American Pub ....
Paelfle Oaa At Elacttla ....
Paclfla Tel. At Tel.
Packard Motor Car
Penney, J. C
Penmylvanla B. X. .... ,.
Fcptl Cola Co.
Phileo Radio
Radio Corporatlos ........
Rayonler Incerp i . .
Rayonlar Inoerp. Pfd. ....
Republla Steal ..
Rernolda M.laU
Richfield Oil
Safeway Storea, Inc.
Scott Paper Co. .
Scare nebuek a. Co.
Socony Vacuum Oil
Southern Paclfla
Standard Oil Calif
Blandard Oil N. 1
Studeba-et Corp.
Sunehlne Mining
Swill A, Oa.
Tranaamarlea Carp.
Twentieth Century Fog
Union Oil Company
Onion Paclfla
Doited Alrllnea
United Alreraft
United Cerporatlon : ,
United State. Plywood ,..
United Btatea Steal ......
Warner Plcturee
Weatera Union Tel.
Waiting haute Air Brake..
Weotlngheuoo Elaetrra . ..
Woalwortk
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Steak Market
New York (Ax s lateral dwcllso car.
Med the atock market moderauly lower
Monday after a timid rally failed.
The market iter tad lower, awuss ahead
alightly, and than prlcea gava war all
around m a general retreat.
Loaeeo went to between I and t polnta
at the ouulde with only few leauea
trading unchanged or a anode nlihtr.
Buttneaa wee at a pace of around two
million aharee for the entire day. Fri
day, total waa 1.0U.0M aharee.
Thla la the oecond atralght awulon
that the market haa probed Into new low
territory for the year. Frtdar'a fall car
ried the Aaeoclated Preae average clows
to s 1MI low.
Trip Awarded i
To Kansas City
Youthful exhibitor Bt the
State Fair kept their activ
ities going until the end, with
several of their final cfntsst
held Saturday, ; the final day.
. Future Farmer Saturday
selected their 'ip judging
team and their top Individ
ual men In Judging.
Getting the individual tro
phies were Dick Good in, Pen
dleton, in livestock; and Jesse
. Moore, Eitacada, dairy.
The Harrisburg livestock
judging team took top honor
for teams and will make the
trip to Kansas City to repre
aent Oregon and attend the
American Royal Livestock
Show in mid-October. Mem
bers of that team are Efwin
Coat,' Jimmy Gate and Nor
man Burfeii. ,
Member of the Sherwood
dairy judging team were tope
in tr.at division and will go
to Waterloo, Iowa, for the
National Diiry Show In early
October. Members of that
team are Verne Schneider,
Paul Schlichting and Ken
neth Chancy.
It was the Albany, poultry
team that took top honors in
that judging contest. ' How
ever, the top Individual mem
berg are the ones who will
represent Oregon at Kama
City. These boy are first,
Mike Long, west L inn; sec
ond Dennis Busby, Indepen
dence - Monmouth Central
high school; third, jeffery
Jackets, Mewberg; and first
alternate, Bert Yungen, Hills-
boro. i
The FTA judging team
from this area - were among
the other placing In judging
contest. In third place in
livestock was the Independence-Monmouth
Central high
school team and In sixth 'a
dairy waa the Gervals high
school FFA team.
SALEM MARKETS
grain
prlcea
Ceraplled from reperta af Salem deaien
for the galdaaee or capital Jearaai
readere. (Bevlaad dally.)
Krt.il Feed Frieaai
Babbit Pellele II -At (10-lb. sag)
10- 00 (100-lb. bail.
Sag Maab aa.ti-a.ia.
Dairy Feed tl.tl-l 11 (oO-D). bag):
l ot-t ea not wt.li paatura mix., M il
1100 wt.)
rowttry Baring fileoa colored irrara.
He: aid roootere. lie; colored foarL lie;
legnora fowl, lac; roaxtara, 34c
great
Boring Prlcea la la AAtet: larte A.
14 -4 1c; medium AA, 4ac; medium A.
4t-t!c; amau. 10-13c.
Wheleaale Prion Bag wboieeere wnoaa
gwoorally t-le Ala bar than tho nrtaoa
nbava. Lana grade a generally gnated
at 1e: medium, fdc.
awtterlat Buying prleai premlara. TO-
11c. No . ll-OMi No I. Me.
Better Wboleeele grade a erehmeat.
Tig lb.l MAIL ISO
fl RECTORY
ADDINO MACHINCI
AU makai uted naehlnaa told, rtnttd,
rmalrad Roan. 4M Court Ph 1-0T71.
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BULLDOZING
Lot I inf. road butldlni, clearlnt. Oeortt
wiptK. ltMfl Candlawood. PbOM 4-33S3.
0334
Biilldoclna. roadi. clearlnt With.
Vtrtil Huaktyt 101 Pairtltw, phone
1-S14H.
DBESSMAKINO
AlUratlona. h mi tit r hint, knttoni.
bueklos eoverto. duomdoois. n.
U. Allgndcr, l-Mll.
BXCATATINQ
Ben Otjen Son, ezcavatlnt and
iradlBt. Land clearlnt. ra. -o-
o!43
Iniutatlon, woatherttrlpa. aluntnum
atreena. Pret oeUvatoa. T. PvUlaaan.
Phone Vim-MATTBEMES
Capita)) Beddtni. noeiitm. PmU
e BattrMiea Ph. -400
OPPICE PCBNITUBE TJPPLTKE
ai r-ttwv nA AAtdltLon. Phone 23701.
1400 Wallace Bd.
LEAVING POB olle. Haf food l43
Oldinioblle. Pn.
COMPUTELT CfTOS417yr HrtTood
1041 Pord. Excellent coodiUoa.. 3-411
or I-7I7I. , 3
Desk ebAlrt. fUea. nilno euppllet, aafaa.
duplicators, uppnea, o- lampt, wpt;
vrlter eunoa. woen. ao -oin.
ftfcPTIC TANKS
1M1 DE KOTO e-door. radio, heeUT,
cuaraateed pfrteet. Or.tlnal owner.
7M. Alio. ltM rifmouii. iViburban.
Phono 3-7704. ,
IM0 INTtBNATlONAL TBCCK. 1040
Prifer, Iw-faoi trailer houw. we a.t
A-rco cattM torch complete. All tn
pood ahape. CaU 3-010. J-e Jot Tatro
at aVftrS Dmnla Are.. Balem. 921
JMI Bl'ICB BIVIEB4 l-door, Hfar. ra
. jio new Ur Sct buy in town.
.m. No trade. Call tl dar..
' -44M eeatnta, 3"
Hamel'i aeptie tantu cleaned, line
wreirdi. Qjtra?ttd WOTst. Pr."T!
t.7404 3-0774. OMI
Ckleairo Grain
Cblcato On Llautdatlogi Alt
and aoybean piU Monday and
were tutwtantiilly lower.
Feari trtmt Canada nay lower lti wheat
export price cauied aelllni in wheat.
and prlCdto were off more than two oanU
h buthel at ttmea.
Trade belief that tho Banrejt win tet
Into full awing thlt week cauead lloulda-
tian rn ooybeana. weaknaaa In corn waa
due partly to heary recelpta of 441 can.
Lard futures jontlnged atreno. reach-
Iny new aeaaonal hit he. BaaU TOduc
tton la a bullish Influence.
Wheat closed 2 to 34 cental lower.
Bepfe. 11.17-H; corn was down to
114. Sept. I1.S9M.-V4, oat i were to
lower. Sept. 12: rye was J4 to 4k
lower. Sept. tl .04 MiA ; eoybeaM were
down 34 to 4V. cei. La, Sept. $!. and
lam waa 40 cenu a hundred Muntia
hither to S eenU lower, eVpt. 030.71.
Portland Pradeao
Portland 1P5 Prkes sVdvanced tor
poUtoeo, peachea, pear, oantaloupee and
top ouallty tomattjc. on the whoieaaie
oroduco marRot nero Monoay.
Tho potatoo advance wu at to to
centi hundredwelihL ThO oeneral
ranee in wholualers' quotation to re
tailers was u.efVM. One Boardman pro
ducer sold a part load of No. 1-A White
Boae potatoes at 03.75.
Moat pcacnaa ano pears eoia eiTotiter.
Taktina and Wenatchoo Halw sold tc re.
taller at t 30-40 for a sr'-pojnd box
with alaco-packed Bbertes it 03 .
The best lT-pouno n. oi iocai io-
ma tors Drouth t producers 1.S0. Califor
nia stems ectd tv retailor! at 3-M for
a two-la.er lt.
Portland LlTeateek
Portland tun For price were as
much ae 30 cents hither on the Portland
livMlack market today. .
cattia 3.400; market aetiro. ateaoy to
atront, jpou n-OOo hither; load choice
not-lo. lea steers ; ioso e id.,
aood led steers 33M-34: food craat
eteers lOM-lO.M); supplementary feds
31: oommereisl steers 10-11. 00. utility-
commercial heifers 10-10; lead chole
rmirwi 7M-lb. heifert 33; eaaner-catter
cows wrsitty TH-IMi few 0; utility
mostly 10-11. so; lew oommerctai
cows 13. some held hither; commercial
bulls mostly 11-11. M; neary we it ft is to
14, some hrtd hither.
Calves 400; market slow tn dereloplnt
miAv with law laot week: sellers ask
lti atront to 1.00 hither: few tood-chotc
yealert 11-30 above It lb. sood-ehoice
calves 11-17. .
Hots 000; market aelfVa, atront to Ste
rit.hrr: choice 100-330 lb. 37-37.00: 140-
300 lb. Sft.30.Mi choic OdC Vtoo lb. sows
21-34.
jthB 1.700: market act It, around 0c
hither than late last week: chole-prime
spring lamo nw-ie: amau ioa ib.w;
tvwi chole 10-17: cood-eholee fft lb.
rante feeder law 0.Mi tood-choVte
alauthttr twes S..-S-4 r-0; ooiod ewet
to I.
ir. ecptle ts.v, ffrains eieanea. no-U-Boetr
Sewer Serrlo Phono 1-4427
Mlks'e Septic Service. Tank cleaned
D rooter Caeaae sewers, drain. Phone
l-04o. ;
BHAlflNlNO A BEPAfB
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derwood norUble. All !'- nied
vachlaaa. Repairs rant Bos 4M
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DIRECTORY
WKDOW" CLEANISO"
PAVING STARTS ON RIVERSIDE DRIVE
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ttaawiag, oi i
Highway aulhoritl?, determined to have the new
reconstructed and realigned Center street bridge open for
traffic about October 1, are expediting paving of River
side drive through West Salem by the Warren-Northwest
company. Shown is equipment spreading asphalt tacking
on the new bridge approach drive.
'Mid Willamette Obituaries
DEATHS
Chleate Uvaeteek
Chlcato UPH-Hog trading aettlad at
atront to to eente higher prlcea Monday
la a fairly aetln ebanea ka ownenhip.
Cattle, however, wen eteodr to 40 oenta
lower on the heavieet run In five apuntha.
Lamba lumped tl.00 ta lt nlgbea while
ewea held atcady.
Moat butcher weight hoe. gold trom
131.00 to I2t.lt with the top eetebllahed
at iit.to. aowa took tsi.to to ws.
oood to prime eteen utuaur aold from
131.00 to 431.7S but around A doaen loada
went Into a price bracket of IM.M
tn 15 and s htah. prime load topped at
I30.lt. Thla waa saw bleb jmog mld-
juiv.
Oood to prime Belfan ranged rreaa
111.00 to 131.00 eic.pt one load elapped
out In front to 421 eg. Cewa topped at
lll.ao. bum at 014.00, and choice vealarl
at lll.oo.
At their new levela good to prima
native coring lembe nached 030.00
123.00 thua recovering practically all the
around loet during the recent heat wave.
Ewea aold downward Iron M ao.
Receipt. Includrd an eetlmated I OO0
ealable hoaa, 11,000 cattle, 000 calvee
and 1,000 abeep.
Jamea W. Ltndaey, at tho ntrdenee.
1400 a. Commercial St., Sept. II. Surviv
ed by wife, Mra. MUdred Llndaer: chil
dren, Patricia Lynn Lindeey, Cnrleton
rrencle unoaer. Jemee H. undeer. Jr.
all of Solera. Announcement of aervleea
of earvloaa later by the Villi! T. Golden
Co.
Mary lane Bdweria
Marr Jane Bdwardg. late TeaVgewt of
list waller St.. Sept. 11.- At the age of
paara. Burvived or nttabaod. A. g.
Edwards, Balem: danghtar, Mra. W. B.
M. fiord. Salem; go. Cecil L Xdwarda.
Aloha, Oragaoi. AnneuBcament of aervtaaa
later br the w. T. sugdaa Co.
Bruce E. Trickey . I
Albany Bruce X. Trickey,
6, died at hi home at 1208 X.
First Ave., Monday. Arrange
ment for the funeral are being
made at the Fortmiller-Freder-
icksen Funeral home and will
be announced. Mr. Trickey was
born in Ipava, l.L. Nov. 11,
1886 and had teen ta resident
of Albany since 1928. He mar
ried Sadie Grewell in Ipava,
111., on May 12. 1812. Mr.
Trickey was retired Southern
Pacific Railway clerk. Surviv
ing beaide his widow are a
son, James Trickey, Spring,
field; daughter, Mrs. Char
lotte Kennedy, Pocatello, Ida
ho; a brother, Harry Trickey,
Oakridgfi and seven grandchildren.
No. I bulk, delivered aoaat: oft White
1.31; 4V.lt White (excluding Bos) 1-14;
White Club 1.11.
Hard Red winter: Ordinary l.m U
per cent l-ll.
Herd White Start: Ordruerr S IS.
Monday'a car ncr'sle: Wheat M; par
lay 11; flow 111 tor I; oats 11 BID
feed a.
Samuel W. Webb
Albsny Samuel W. Webb,
8, of A!Uny died at a local hos
pital Friday, following long
iilnes. Graveside service.. In
car of the Fisher Funeral
home were held Monday at
Waverly Memorial cemetery.
1 Mr. Webb, a native of Missouri.
had lived at walilport for many
years, then in Toledo for two
year before eoming to Albany
year ago.
Portland out Northweet potato prlcea
were up 14-aOc a hundredweight ea
wholeealo produce market trading today. .
nflacttng higher ehtpptng polnta llat-
lage; rirat Willamette valley .pear melong
a toted at 1.10 a atandar orate la the
Eaolitdo Perm ere marketi lettuce prices
wen SJg-l.Tt a crate is woleeaien:
Yakane and Wenat-anoa Bala peachea .
aold eft tcrbher-g tleen at l.W-144 a M
lb. kogi weal 1Mb. flats local teealton
treotnt procaaera i to.
Detroit, the oldest major
city west of the' Appalachians,
was founded July 21, 1701, by
Antoin de la Mothe Cadillac.
Cnieage oiJo aoppliag moderate,
mead aaoderata. market ateaoy. .
Track aalaa M lba.): U. a. I waleaa
etatedi aotnlth s-laeh and inner. Call.
fornla ISO. Idaho It0-l.lt; Colorado
White spanlen, late Baterday l-lnch aad
lanar. aUo 1 to l-rach l.W: trucklot
aalaa delivered lobblag etreet baala. Y.U
D0 FALSE TEETH
Rock, Slide or Slip?
Lea C.liaa tPaSlekar
Lea Celine Fudlekar. at a local hog.
pltai; Sept. II. Lite reeldent ol 1140 a.
Summer St. Survived by aonA, Clement
P. Holgata, Bal.m; Daniel a. Boliata,
Walker Livingstone
Sllverton Local relatlvea
and friends received word Sat
urday of the death In Seattle
of Walker Livingstone, 63, '
The late Mrs. Herman Nse
gell of Sllverton was a lister of
Mr. Livingstone who was un
married. He died of cancer of
the lungs. His former home was
in Fate-dale, N. D. Nieces and
nephew of Salem and Silver-
Portland, and chartee PwdiekAr. Bar toe,-1 attending? funeral serv
danghter. Mlaa Irene Pudlckar. Boring: I Km Lro AMawnuin; Aunwrau gerv-
auter. 1. kf. B-.Beraey. Walla WaLa. Jceg early this Week.
Wath.: brother. Clement Reymond. of I
.. ir i.i, ... lour oranocfliHirvr,. I
Servtea wll lbe held In the Carroll I
Puoeral noma at Oreeham. Tuaaday. I
Sept. 10. at It a.m. under direction of
the VInil T. Oolden Compear. Interment
will be et soutiaa cemetery, Troutdale.
Albert William tldlke
Albert William Ltdtke. at a local hoe-
pltai. Sept. 11. Leta reeldent of Route t,
Bog 470, Solera. Survived br wife, Mre.
Ataaeta Lldtke, Salem: daughten. Mice
Lola Ltdtke, Salem, Mra. Ruth Powell,
Loo Angrlee, Calif.: aona, William Lldtke,
Salem, Vernon Udtae. Riddle, Ore.; ela-
ure, MU. Lena Lldtke. Selem, M.-a.
Anna Orrruh. Springfield, . D, Mr,.
Lulu Koehn, Avon, . D., Mn. Ruth
Schulta, Howard, B. D.; and three grand
children. Service! will be held Wednee-
day, Bept. It, at 11:10 a.m. ta tht Virgil
T. Ooloea tiap.i tri.A tba Rev. rrank
Harder officiating and Bttermoat at
pratum - cemetery.
Ide 1. Bekleoa
Ida J. Bohlaen. la thla city, fe.pt. it.
Late reeldent of Route 0, Balem. Survived
br five dauehtera, Mra. Bd Wanner,
Woodburn; Mre. Abble Wanner, Balem;
Mra. Fred A. campe, Tllton, Neb.i vara.
Oeone Lundy, North Hollywood, Calif.:
Mr,. John Collell, Roaevllle, Calif., three
brothere. two allien and eta grand
children. Announcement of tereteee later
br the W. T. Rlfdoa Co.
FtaTra-aTTm. am Improved wewea
be atrrlwbled em anwar
halda fain teeth men nrmlr ta piaea.
Do net allde. tllp or reek. Ba samara,
gooey, peaty tet to at faeltag. fab
1 AJ, 1 B la aarafdao (noa-ocldl. Doaa ae
Cheete "Plata odor- (dentun
o-TirSialS 'UV 0 PASTBBTB . Ml Oral
lavrraer ml iBhtaTfAwa 1 let. Illtnntti 1 awB I
street sales too lbi.v. RpanUh i-tneh
and larger. Colorado and California, i.oo-
i.t, soma cs-uiornia i.: xooaivtw Tei-
low O4obts, Midwest 1.10-l.M; Mow York
t.ioi wntit oiabo. cauiornia, a7oioraooi
ana Washington s-tnch arvti larger 1.71-
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Oilers.
Wheat (bid) to ortlo market, btvata
Woman Tortured
On Main Street
ETUT.Jnaj a-alltS . od fmsrti
bout It what, snowy medicated fee-Mint
with oootlaln. lanolin doojs euch crajad
loo. starts wiu awltvT speaf
comfortlnar job, starts with ejr'"?
to -oftens tAlnr mrm sad mUoMmm.Bc
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LODGE
Salem Lodge No. 4, A.F. cV
A. M.. Wed., Sept. 1
Pot luck dinner 6 30. For
Mason and their ladies. T C
degree, 7:30. 21
A woman makes her way through narrow rubble-strewn
street between damaged and crumbling houses in Stro
umbl, Cyprus, sfter sn esrthquake rocked the Mediter
ranean island. The village of Stroumbi was completely
wrecked end will hsve to be rebuilt. Quake killed 40
persons and injured more than 100. People from the
wretched village hsve msde their wsy to the harbor town
of Psphos where they are camping in the main square.
(AP Wirephoto)
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