MEDFO:
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Romack at
Palm Beach
Palm Beach, Fla. (U.R)
Favored Barbara Romack of
Sacramento, Calif., headed a
field of approximately 100 wo
men golfers who teed off today
in the qualifying round of the
37th annual Palm Beach tourna-
ment.
Miss Romack, who is the wo
men's national champion, is
still seeking her first victory
on the Florida winter tour.
Among those who are expect
ed to furnish her greatest op
position are defending champ
ion Joyce Ziske of Waterford,
Wis., who combined with Wiffi
Smith of Los Angeles to win the
Hollywood Four-Ball tourna
ment; Vonnie Colby of Holly
wood, Fla.; Pat Lesser of Seat
tle, who defeated Miss Romack
in the final round of the Miami
Doherty tournament, and veter-
an Polly Riley of Fort Worth,
lex.
The field will be reduced to
a championship flight of 32 with
two-some match eliminations
scheduled to begin' Wednesday.
Gun Cliib Plans
Shooting School
Medford Gun club will con
duct a shooting school next Sat
urday at the club grounds just
west of the Crater Lake high
way Four Corners.
Traps will be open from 2 to
5 p.m. for skeet or 16-yard shoot-
ink- Competent instructors will
be on hand to teach beginners
The afternoon activity will give
older shooters a chance to prac
tice.
The club will open its com
petition on Sunday in the East
Oregonian Telegraphic Skeet
tourney. Mernbers are asked to
turn out and help the Medford
organization in its efforts to
send in good scores.
In 16-yard shooting last Sun
day Ray Coleman broke 73 out
of 75, Charles Bendell cracked
71 and Ed Pease shattered 49
,- x f r -ti 1 a a e . . A
5Q in handicap' gunning. Ben
dell broke 20 out of 24 in
doubles.
Directors will meet this week
to elect officers.
Idaho Star Checks
Draft; College Status
Moscow, Idaho (U.R)" Bur
dette Hess, guard-captain of the
1954 University of Idaho foot
ball team, checked his military
status and academic credits to
day to determine if he is eligible
to play professional football
with the San Francisco Forty
Niners this fall.
Hess was to have signed a
contract with the Forty Niners
yesterday, but he delayed to
count his school , credits and
check with his draft board.
To make fish firm., and white
add a little lemon, juice to wat
er while boiling.
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IBUNE
Two City Loop
Games Tonight;
Meeting Slated
President Bill Singler has
called a meeting of Medford
Independent Basketball
League members and team
representatives for Wednes
day at 8:30 a.m. at the junior
high school gymnasium.
City league games tonight
match YMCA and Prospect at
7 o'clock and Eagle Point and
Burelsons at 8:30 o'clock.
Andy's Jewelers play Company
A of the National Guard in the
early game on Wednesday.
Skinner's Buick and Headquar
ters company of the Guard
close the evening.
In action last night, Eagle
Point met and defeated Sacred
Heart church, 68 to 36. The EP
crew lead at half time, 27 to 16.
Three men gained 15 points for
a three-way tie for high game
honors. They were Copeland
and Osborne of the winners, and
Reed for Sacred Heart. -
The other city loop game be
tween Campus Five and Burel
son's was not reported.
Mulflur Named
Bevo Assistant
Portland (U.R) Bill Mul
flur, 82, has been appointed as
sistant to the general manager
of the Portland Baseball club,
according to general manager
Joe Ziegler.
Ziegler said Mulflur, who now
holds -a similar job with the
Buffalo club in the International
league, will take over his new
job soon. -
Mulflur succeeds Bill Garbar
ino who resigned several days
ago.
At the same time, Walter J.
Lodmell, a Beaver staff member
since 1950, was appointed bus
iness manager of the club.
Harrington Nets
309 at Phoenix
George Harrington, Rogue
Valley Country club, carded a
309 total in the amateur divi
sion of the Phoenix, Ariz., Open
Golf tourney, according to re
ports received locally.
He trailed considerably be
hind Eddie Draper, Seattle, who
was low amateur with a 292
total.
Gene Littler won the profes
sional first place money with a
narrow one-stroke victory over
Johnny Palmer-and Billy Max
well. Littler carded a 275, five
under par. - : .' . . .
WEIGHT ASSIGNED ; ' -
Arcadia, Calif. (U,R) De
termine has been ' assigned top
weight of 127 pounds for Satur
day's $50,000 San Antbniri Han
dicap at Santa Anita park, it
was announced today. Rejected
drew a 126-pound impost for
the mile-and-an-eighth event.
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County's Disease
Total Increases
The total number of communi
cable disease cases in Jackson
county climbed again last week,
according to the county health
department. There were 61 cases
listed.
Leading the list were 31 cases
of chicken pox, with the largest
number, 14, reported from Phoe
nix. Eight others were reported
from Talent; four from Central
Point, three from Medford, and
one each from Ashland and
Jacksonville.
Nine cases of pneumonia were
listed, five in Medford, two in
Ashland, and one each in Jack
sonville and Phoenix. Other dis
ease cases listed included three
of : influenza, five of scarlet
fever, six of measles, two of
strep throat, and single cases
of scalp ringworm, infectious
hepatitis, amoebic dysentery,
infectious mononucleosis and
whooping cough.
Freak Gunshot Fatal
To Corvallis Child
Corvallis (U.R) A two-year-old
girl died at Good Sam
aritan hospital here today of
gunshot wounds received in a
freak accident near Alsea last
night.
The victim was Brendy Bliss,
daughter of Mrs. Daniel ZanT
dofsky.
The girl's stepfather, Daniel
Zandofsky, was cleaning his
rifle in the living room of the
family home seven miles west
of Alsea in Benton county when
it accidentally went off.
The bullet passed through the
ceiling into an upstairs bed
room, struck a bed where Bren
dy was sleeping between her
two sisters and pierced the lit
tle girl's neck. She was rushed
by ambulance to a Corvallis hos
pital. Bowling
.CLASSIC BOWLING LEAGUE
Hammer's Sporting Goods of
Grants Pass seved up the second
round Monday evening by de
feating E. H. Mann Co. 3 to 0.
High point of the evening was
a resounding 1063 rolled by
Valley Music Company. This
was the highest single game
total rolled so far this year..
Standings
V.
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..20
.-19 ,i
..19
.17
..17
..17
..16 1 i
.16
15 'z
..10
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10 ii
13
13 i
15
16
16
16 '
16 i
17
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23
24
Hammer's Sporting Goods
Sierra Cascade Pine Co. ..
bams Sporting' Goods ....
Oak Knoll Golf Club
E. H. Mann Co
Hight Real Estate
Stevens Kaiser Willys ....
Henry's Drive In ...,
Walker Real Estate ...
Pfaff Sewing Center
Valley Music Co
Medford Furniture Store
Results:
Oak Knoll
J. Colley
B. Curtis
G. Sikes
J. Kufner
F. Driscoll
1 Walker
547 R. Brock
557 R. DeVore
2
523
'596
505
558
537
2719
,541
-491
F. , Little . .
F. Knox
536 R. Wise
2672
Henry's 0
C. Tennant 454
C. Leonard 442
P. Morgan - 442
A. Sacchi 514
B. Hawley 545
2497
Sierra .
H. Vessey
J. Cabler
D. Spain.
B. Dyer
B. Green.
3
495
. 520
476
530
513
2334
Medford Furn. 1
N. Hillyer , 572
A. Williams 443
S. Van :Oye 463
S. Stark 505
B. Rector .546
2529
Valley Music ' 2
T. Mitchell. 504
M. Cannon 558
R. Sneers 589
G. ' Clark . 594
' L. Schneider 569
;. 2814
Pfaff 1
E. Lenz . 553
A. Klatt 482
B. St. Hilaire 562
C. Smith 501
L. Webster 471
Stevens 2
G.Soaunhorst 499
L. Wilson 518
D. Koblik 521
J. Harris 527
F. Stevens 558
2569 "
2623
3
490
496
505
Hight l)
J. Morgan : . 567 '
B. Howell .- 483
J. Burroughs 491
W. Paterson-507
B. Blunt ; 451 ,
' 2499
Sam's
D. Lubbers .
J. Kantor
W. White
S. Straus
530
H., Schroeder 566
2587
Hammer's 3
C. Dawson 509
C. Hammer 518
V. Sprinkle 520
P. Peden 523
K. Poeston 574
2644
Mann 0
F. Anderson 565
D. Kreer 497
F. Beck 429
G. Schultz 451
K. Johnson . 523
2456
BASKETBALL
MONDAY COLLEGE RESULTS:
East
Lafayette 70, Scranton 54
Adelphia 66.- Bridgeport 59
Duquesne 66. Villanova 48
Northeastern 92. New Hampshire 83
Buffalo 79. Brockport State 58
W. Chester St.. 74.-Lev. -Valley 72
South
Florida St. 84,, Fla. Southern 63
Pittsburgh 92. Tampe 52
W&M 105. Virginia Tech 73
Virginia St. 93. Bluefield 87
Vanderbilt 78. Alabama 57 -Loyola
(La. 75. LSU 68
Tennessee 97, Georgia 81
Furman 128, Newberry 94
Kentucky 61, Mississippi State 58
Baltimore 108 West. Maryland 75
Georgia Tech 75. Auburn 67
Catholic V. 87. Randolph-Macon 83
N. Caro. A&T 71. W. Virginia St. 63
VMI 78. The Citidel 59
Morehead St. 105. Murray St 78
Midwest
Michigan St. 93, Notre Dame 79
Omaha 60, Peru 53
Marquette 88. Creighton 77
Minnesota 82. Ohio State 56
Illinois 81. Michigan 80
Indiana 65. Wisconsin 58
Nebraska 84. Colorado 77
DePaul 76. St. Norberts 61
Arkansas A&M 69. Southern St 67
Tulsa 77. Detroit 72
Southwest
Oklahoma City 65. Houston 49
Texas Tech 82. Arizona 70
E. Texas St. 73, Texas A&I 51
Texas-. Southern 100. Sou. Univ. 78
SW Texas St. 79. Sam Houston 55
Arkansas 75,- Baylor 72
West ' , - --.
Montana 57.1 New. Mexico 47 -
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Local and
Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Gus
Priebe, Myrtle Pointy former
Medford residents are in Med
ford this week visiting, numerous
friends.
Name Change Sibyl M.
Houser has retired from the
business name Anticipation Shop
which has been assumed by
Goldie M. Hawk, according to
county clerk's records.
Legion io Meet Medford
American Legion post will meet
tonight at 8 p.m. at the Legion
home, 531 South Riverside aye.
An executive board meeting
will follow the general meeting.
Assume Name Stanley V.
Snyder and A. Opal Snyder
have assumed the business name
Patty Cake Bakery, with an ad
dress of 11 Almond st., accord
ing to records on file in the
county clerk's office.
In Hospital Mrs. Wm. Schei,
841 South Riverside ave., under
went surgery in Community hos
pital today. Mrs. Bruce Paul,
Talent, in the hospital yesterday
for minor surgery, was released
today, the hospital reported.
- PTA to Meet Gold Hill Par
ent - Teacher association will
meet Thursday evening, Feb. 10.
The program will consist of
group singing and a jack pot
quiz. Past presidents will be
honored at this meeting.
To Seattle Edmund Hass,
manager of the Medford bureau
of the Pacific Northwest com
pany, left today for Seattle to
confer with executives of the
securities firm. Friday he will
spend in the Portland office,
and plans to return here Satur
day. Sentenced Donald William
Coggins, 19, of 1700 Prune st.,
Medford, yesterday was sen
tenced to three years in state
prison on a charge of probation
violation, according to District
Attorney Walter Nunley. The
youth was given a two-year sus
pended sentence on Dec. 10,
1954, and was placed on proba
tion at that time.
Fined Buren Clayton Ken
nedy, 27, of 530 DeBarr ave.,
was fined $250 and court costs
in district court yesterday on
a charge of driving while under
the influence of intoxicating
liquor. He also received a sus
pended 30-day jail sentence, and
his operator's license was sus
pended for 90 . days. Kennedy
pleaded guilty to the charge.
Pleads Guilty Albert Royal
Smith, 23, of 723 N.E. Dean dr.,
Grants Pass, pleaded guilty yes
terday in district court to a
charge of driving while under
the influence of intoxicating
liquor. He was fined S250 and
court costs and was given a 30
day suspended jail . sentence.'
Smith's operator's license was
suspended for 90 days.
To Eugene The J, T. Raabe
family plans to leave here Thurs
day for Eugene where they will
live. Raabe has preceded Mrs.
Raabe and the two sons, Joe Jr.,
a high school student, and Jerry,
who attends St. Marys school.
Raabe was with the district re
tail office of . the Union Oil com
pany here which has been moved
to Eugene.
To Minneapolis Mrs. Claude
Demo, of the Sacred Heart hos
pital admission office, plans to
leave. Wednesday, for Minnea
polis, Minn., on a business trip.
She will be accompanied by a
granddaughter, Diane Demo,
and while there they will visit
relatives. They will return by
way of Denver, Colo., to visit
friends and at San Diego and
Los Angeles they will visit
relatives.
' '
Pumpers Called Fire depart
ment pumper trucks were called
at 3:55 p.m. yesterday to the 400
block of Wesi'Main st. to flush
down gasoline spilled by a gaso
line delivery truck, and at 5:35
p.m. to the 600 block of North
Bartlett st., to extinguish an un
attended trash fire. No damage
was reported. The fire marshal
yesterday inspected six business
occupancies, a hotel and made
one inspection after a fire, and
issued eight orders for correction
of hazardous conditions.
Patients Reported Eight new
surgery cases and a number of
medical patients were reported
by Sacred Heart hospital this
morning. In the hospital for
surgery are Miss Nancy King,
Central Point; Mrs. Robert
Jacobson, Ft. Klamath; Miss
Mary Parsons, 344 North Central
ave.; Terry Keaton, Eagle Point;
Mrs. Mabel Wright, 842 West
13th st.; Mrs. Lee Carson, Toke
tee Falls; Mrs. James Mulhollen,
2304. Spring- st.; John Reter,
Route 1, and Karyn Fixson, 6-year-old
daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Clifford Fixson, 118 North
Peach st. In the hospital for
medical care are Delores Buccio,
8, daughter" of Mr. and Mrs.
Rodolfo Buccio, 1389 Camp
Baker rd.; Kenneth Johnson,
Glendale, Ore.; Alice Edith
Hoopes, Central Point; Tommy
Burk, four months, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Tom Burk, Prospect,
and Al Peterson, hospital em
ployee who lives at the hospital. ,
Personal
Business Name Harvey M.
Brandau, 449 Haven st., has as
sumed the business name O. K.
Auto Float Tire Sales, according
to records on file in the office
of the Jackson county clerk.
-".
Arrested A 17 -year -old
Rogue River youth has been ar
rested, and jailed by sheriff's
deputies on ' a charge of delin
quency, according to records in
the sheriff's office.
Guest Speaker C. Elwood
Hedberg, manager of the Med
ford branch, First National Bank
of Portland, will be the guest
speaker Wednesday evening at a
meeting of Warren Lodge 10,
AF and AM, Jacksonville.
Reopens Offices Irving Al
len, Medford attorney who was
taken unexpectedly ill in Port
land, Dec. 26, reopened his law
offices here Monday for the
first time since his illness. Of
fice hours will be from 10 a.m.
to 4 p.m.
Obituaries
BELLE BELL
Funeral services for Mrs.
Belle Bell, 83, who died at her
home, 516 Midway rd., Sunday,
will be held at Perl funeral home
Wednesday at 2:30 p.m. with
the Rev. D. E. Millard" off iciat
ing. Interment will be in Jack
sonville cemetery.
It is the request' of the family
that in lieu of flowers a contri
bution be sent to the March
of Dimes, in care of M r s. Moore
Hamilton, 43 Rose ave., Med
ford. The deceased, a southern Ore
gon resident for over 50 years,
was born in Washington county,
Arkansas, on Feb. 19, 1871, and
came to Oregon in 1893. In May,
1917, she was married to Thom
as N. Bell, who survives. They
lived on the Mankins ranch
south of Jacksonville for 30
years.
Other survivors include " a
brother, Henry Mankins, Med
ford, and several nieces and
nephews.
ELLA McCONNELL
- Funeral services for Ella Mc
Connell, 86, a Medford resi
dent for the past 20 years who
died at a local hospital Satur
day, will be held at Perl funer
al home Wednesday at 10:30 a.m.
with the Rev. William C. Piper,
pastor of the First Christian
church, officiating. Interment
will . be. vin.. Siskiyou Memorial
park.
The deceased was born in Dan
ville, 111., on June 9, 1868. Sur
vivors include three sons, Leon
and John, both of Medford, and
Bert, Portland; a brother, Cal
vin Moore, Montrose, Mo., and
one grandson.
HERBERT JIRSCHELE
Funeral services for Herbert
Jirschele, 63, of 122 Portland
ave., who died at a local hospit
al Monday, will be held at Perl
funeral home Thursday at 10:30
a.m. with the Rev. D. E. Millard
officiating. Interment will be in
Siskiyou Memorial park.
The deceased, a Medford res
ident for the past 15 years, was
born in Marshfield, Wis., on
May 5, 1891, and was a farmer.
Survivors include his wife,
Doris; three brothers, Joe, Louis,
and Oscar, and three sisters,
Mrs. Charles Thums, Mrs.
George Varney and Mrs. An
drew Truetel, all of Marshfield.
ARTHUR MILTON
Funeral services are pending
at Perl funeral home for Arthur
Howard Milton, a veteran of
World War I, who died at a lo
cal hospital today.
Phillipines Senate
Ratifies SEATO Pact
Manila (U.R) The Senate
ratified the Southeast Asia
Treaty Organization today.
The vote was 18 to 0 with two
abstentions.
The ratification took place in
the same chamber where dip
lomats of the United States and
seven other nations met last
September to write the pact
which sets up economic and mil
itary bulwarks against Commun
ist aggression and subversion in
Southeast Asia.
Births
LUDWIG To Mr. and Mrs.
Charles, 86 Clover lane, Feb. 7,
1955, girl, 6 pounds at Commun
ity Hospital. -
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Servicemen
TO JAPAN
Sgt. and Mrs. Donald Olson
and son, Michael, arrived here
last week from Douglas, Ariz.
Mrs. Olson and their son will
stay in Medford with her moth
er, Mrs. Laura Shollenburg, 528
Mae st., while Sergeant Olson
serves with the Army in Japan.
He is scheduled to leave March
7. The family also is visiting
Mrs. Olson's brother-in-law and
sister, Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Morgan, 311 Mary st.
ON DESTROYER
Stewart W. Richards, a Navy
radarman first class, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Rodney A. Richards,
Route 1, Central Point, is on
board the radar picket destroyer
USS Henry W. Tucker, which
was scheduled to arrive at Long
Beach, Calif., Feb. 6, according
to a Navy release. The ship is
completing a tour of duty in the
Far East. The Tucker visited the
Tachen islands last August.
WINTER TRAINING
Cpl. Robert M. Carr, 24, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Carr,
Fern Valley rd., is participating
in winter training exercises in
Germany, according to an Army
release. His station is at Ans
bach, Germany, and he is a can
noneer in the 979th field artil
lery battalion's battery C. He
entered the Arm. in Feruary,
1953 and arrived overseas the
following August. He is a 1949
Medford high schol graduate.
AT INCHON
Marine Pfc. Curtis R. Ford,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ford,
Route 3, arrived at Inchon har
bor in - January on board the
USNS Pope to join the 1st Ma
rine division in Korea after
serving in Japan with the 3rd
Marine division, according to a
release from the Marine corps.
Daily Weather Report
FORECASTS
Medford and vicinity Cloudy with
rain through Wednesday, mild tem
peratures. Low tonight 38-40;- high
Wednesday 45-48.
Western Oregon Mostly cloudy
with a few showers tonight and
Wednesday. Cooler north portion.
Low tonight 38-45; high Wednesday
42-48 in north, 46-54 ; in south
portion. ''-!.
Five day forecast, through Sunday:
Western Oregon Recurring rains
through Sunday, with temperatures
above normal. Highs 48-56. lows 32
40. Precipitation heavy totaling 1 to
2 inches in interior valleys.
Northern California Occasional
rain in north portion, spreading over
entire area latter part of week. Snow
in mountains. Temperatures, near
normal.
LOCAL DATA
Temperature a year ago today:
Highest 47; Lowest 35.
Total monthly precipitation .07 inch.
Deficiency for the month .48 inch.
Total precipitation since Septem
ber 1. 1954. 6 inches.
Deficiency for the season 5.42
inches.
Relative humidity 4:30 p.m. yester
day 79; 4:30 a.m.- today 98.
Observations Taken At 4:30 A.M.,
120 Meridian Time
. High Low Prec.
Boise
Boston
Chicago :
Denver
Eureka
Grants Pass
Havre
Klamath Falls ...
Los Angeles
Medford
New York
Omaha
Phoenix ..
Portland
Reno
Eugene
Salt Lake
San Francisco
44 36 ,
52 23
37 27
44 28
52 48
53 36 '
47 29
49 28
70 49
47 34
52 29
22 11
61 34
54 48 1.15
50 21
52 45 .08
34 19
62 38
43 39 2.54
42 39 .01
48 30
59 37
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Washington, D.C. .
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blending with snow, Army and fir
Chaplain (Maj.) J. M. Mollner near
Portland State College
Approved by House
Salem U.R) Portland State
College was approved by the
House today as a degree-granting
four-year college in its own right
in the state system of higher
education.
Wall Street
New York U.R) The stock
market ended today as it began,
on a decline that reflected un
certainty over the Russian
news.
The change in Russian pre
miers came at a time when the
market was in a difficult posi
tion. It had tried and failed by
a few cents of achieving new
highs yesterday.
. Today's closing prices on se
lected stocks": "
American T & T 179V
Anaconda ... . . .... 52
Chrysler :..... 69M
Curtiss Wright .... 211s
General Electric .... 50
General Motors .. 99 Vi
Montgomery Ward . . .79
Penn. R. R. .. 24
Penney, J. C. 87
Radio 401,4
Southern Co 1ZV8
Southern Pacific 5334
S. Oil of Calif 78
Texas Gulf Sulphur 39
Transamerica 27
Tri-Continental . Unquoted
United Aircraft 85 Vz
U. S. Rubber ....... 43 V4
U. S. Steel ....... ..'.. 78
Portland Livestock
Portland (U.P.) Cattle 250. Commercial-low
good shortfed steers $18
20.50; choice 962 lb. $23.75: good
choice ; fed heifers $21; utility-low
commercial heifers $12-17.50: 694 lb.
good heifers $19.50; canner-cutter
cows mostly $8.50-9.50, some S10; util
ity cows $11-12; utility-commercial
bulls $13-14. - -
Calves 25. Good vealers $22-25;
choice $28 and above; utility-commercial
vealers $12-21.
Hogs 250. Choice 1-2 butcher 180
235 lb. $19-19.50; choice 260-300 lb.
$17-17.50: choice 155 lb. $18.50; choice
460-625 lb. sows $14.50-15.
Sheep 200. Choice 84 lb. wooled
lambs $20.50; good-choice 115 lb. 20;
good-choice feeder lambs S17.50-18.50;
good-choice slaughter ewes $6.50-7.50.
Portland Produce
Portland (UJ.) Eggs To retail
ers: Grade AA- large. 51-52c doz.; A
large 48-49c doz.; AA medium. 48-50c;
A medium, 47-48c; A small 42c; car
tons, 1-3 additional.
Butter To retailers: AA grade
prints, 66c lb.: cartons 67c; A prints,
66c; cartons, 67c; B prints. 64c
Chese To retailers: A grade Ched
dar, Oregon singles, 42 .i-45gc: 5-lb.
loaves. 461,i-49l,ic. Processed Ameri
can cheese, 5-lb. loaf. 39',-41c lb. -
Farm Market
Deschutes and Klamath Falls po
tatoes were $3.75-4.75 a hundred
weight for Nc II with most sales $4
4.50; one load' Willamette valley net
ted gems offered at East Side Farm
ers' market at $3.25 for ' No. 1 With
No. 2 $1.10 a 50-lb. bag.
Poultry, Rabbits
Live Chickens To growers (No. 1
quality f.o.b. Portland): Frvers 2.i to
4 lbs., 25c lb.; at farm 24c Jb.: roast
ers, 42 lbs. ana up, 25c lb. f.o.b.
Portland. 24c at ranch; light hens.
15-16c; heavy hens, all wts 18-19c
lb.: roosters. 10-llc Jb. .
Dressed Chickens No. 1 dressed to
retailers: Fryers. 35-36c lb.: roasters.
39-40c; light hens. 26-27c; heavy hens.
29-30c; cutup fryers, all wts, 49-50C
lb.: whole drawn. 44-45c.
Turkeys To- retailers: A prade
hens, ready to cook. 48c: N. Y. dressed
to 43c lb.; A grade toms. oven-ready.
40c; Beltsville A grade hens, oven
ready, to 52c; Beltsville toms. 49c lb.
Kabbits (average to growers, f.o.b.
killing plants) Live whit 33.;-4.,
lbs.. 18-20c up; 5-6 lbs., 14-16c: color
ed pelts. 4c under: old does. 8-1 Oe- lb.:
a few higher. Fresh dressed fryers to
leiaiie.rs. 04-3VC; cut UP. 60-63C.
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Portland Cash Grain
Portland Prices as reported in the
USD A market hews service: Wheat.
No. 2 saft white, S79 a ton . bulk,
prompt delivery f .o.b. Portland: No. 2
white oats, 38-lb. test. Coast delivery,
$57-57.50 ton; Portland deliverv, 553
53.50; No. 2 Western barlev. $33-53.50
ton. f.o.b. Portland. Coast delivery;
Soybean meal. S93.07 ton, cars,
prompt delivery Portland; standard
millrun prompt shipment. S45-45.50
ton, cars prompt delivery: No 2 vel
low corn, S66.50-67 ton f.o.b. Portland.
Wholesale hay prices: No. 2 green
alfalfa baled, f.o.b. Portland. $35
trucks. $37 rail. Timothy mixed hay.
$36 a ton. f.o.b. rail car. Seattle.
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