ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSBBURtl, OREGON, THURSDAY, JULY 15, 1937
Society and Clubs
By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER
SILVER TEA 16
CHARMING AFFAIR
CLKNDAM-:, July 15.-The "ail
vov t''" at the homo of Mrs.
Harry Cooko, tiL Azalea, Wodnt'S
duy afternoon, with Mrs. KUa
I,ca:h and Mrs, M. J. Ciilltenson
as uHHisting l)osl(!8sc3 was well
patronized Willi" ovr forty guest s
i-n joying a snelul afternoon. The
nilvor oTfoiing of $it is for the
lit'iiefit of tho church Imililing
1'lllKl. .
The rooms were, beautiful with
hugo bouquets of mi in met flowers.
Mrs. 11. F. Mouc-heiie and Mrs. (Jil
hrt Olson presided at t ho urns
during tlie refreshment hour.
hi addition to a nice npr-spnia-tiou
of the (Herniate Ladies Aid,
K-'veral oat of town guests wero
liresent, including Mrs. Hohert
KnitOit and (hnmMer, Marilyn, of
Seattle, Mrs. (-'h,e.ster Johns of
Salem, Mrs. Kretl (laedlike of Ko
ulile, Mrs. J. W. Scott of Mon
mouth. Mrs. I). ('.. Coo per of Ok
lahoma, Mrs, Imve Shields of Oak
land, Calif., and Mrs. V. A. Oliv
er of San Kram-isen. Oilier guests
wore Mrs. Koltin Johns, Mrs. Jim
Warren, Mrs. Cliaui Johns, Mrs.
Jake Fisher, Florence Norman,
Mrs. John Olletilterg. Mrs. I). II.
' lure, Mrs. Henry CJaedlckn, Mrs.
Forest Foreman, Mru. Frank
Tripp. Mrs. Warren Hiizcn and
Mrs. Llooth.
ELGAROSE COMFORT CLUB
HOLDS SUPPER-MEETING
MKI.UOSK, July IT.. The KlRa
fo.iH Comfort clnh hHil their re
gular ineeimg and pot luck sup
per ai tho play shed Saturday
evening.
The supper was served, at eight
o'clock after which the meeting
was called to order by tho presi
dent, Mrs. Klla Johnson, and a
short business meeting was held.
The club prize was won by Mrs.
K. . Cooper. Those enjoying the
supper and evening were, Mr. and
Mrs. C. 10, Johnson and daughter,
Keiui. Air. and Mrs. (i miner John
son and daughter, Helen, Mr, and
Mrs. Oeorge Sunherj; and son,
I xmald and daughter. Donna, Mr.
and Mrs. K. L. Cooper, Mr. and
Mrs. Jake Thorn beig and sons,
Keith and Donald, Mr. and Mrs.
Chas. Stubbs and son, Jackie, and
daughter, Hope.QMr. and Mrs. V.
( ). Sandstrom, their son Ronald.
Heveily Kay Anderson, I lelores
Hrown. Mr. and Mrs. V. S. Wood
ruff. Mrs. Carl Hack I and and
daughters. Miss Heli'ii and Miss
Dorothy and her sister. Miss Ruth
Anderson, of Xion, 111., who is
spending the Rimirnor here. Alvin
Anderson, Mrs. K.I Class and Ron,
Wesley.
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LIONS CL(&)B ANNOUNCED
PICNIC DATE FOR NEXT
WEDNESDAY, JULY 21. t
The Lions club met last eve
ning at a 6:30 o'clock dinner at
Carl's Tavern Uh It. C. Klliott,
president, in charge. An excel
lent attendance enjoyed the meet
ing. Kenneth McReynolds, assistant
forester, was guest ;enker at the
dinner and gave a very interest
ing and much appreciated tall; on
forestry pertaining to the recrea
tional phase and fire patrol de
partment. Plans were made for the pic
nic to be held by the Lions and
their wives next Wednesday eve
ning. July 21, at I'mptiua park.
Itert Courtney is general chairman
and is being assisted by L. A. Coe,
T. H. Reeves and J. P. Motschen
bacher. THIMBLE CLUB HAS
MEETING THURSDAY
RIDDLE, July 15. Mrs. John
Woods, assisted by Mrs. Alfred
Howard, entertained the Thimble
club at her home Thursday after
noon After an afternoon spent at
sewing and visiting, refreshments
were served to the following
guests: Mrs. Perry Cornutt, Mrs.
Kffie Ledgerwood, Mrs. Ernest
Riddle. Mrs. Ernest Primer. Mrs.
John Hoyer, Mrs. K. L. Pfaff, Mrs.
Myers. Mrs. Alfred Howard, Mrs.
Margaret Kimutel. Mrs. Arthur
Platf, Mrs. Elzie Logsdon. Mrs.
Hairy Williams, Mrs. O. V. Lon
don. Mrs. G. L. (iranl and ihe hos
tess, Mrs. Woods.
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DELIGHTFUL EVENING
AFFAIR IS ENJOYED
MVHTLE CREEK. July 15. A
very pleasant evening was enjoyed
July 2 by the members of the Lov
al Merean and high school liibte
POETS CORNER
VACATION LAND
ny wAirat re. i:.tks
Whrn thp frazzled city plunger
Climpses his mention liiKCer
In the offing, looming larfie.
And ho knows that fur a slated
K.-a.sim he's emancipated.
It's no wonder he's elated
When he sees ti:at precious
hatKP.
Then he finds Ihe joy of Ih ins
Clouded hy a stinne." misfvint:
He's encountered r.iany times
Where to ko. and how to spend it?
That vacation, how to end il?
Disappointment, how to mend it?
I'onder for a while these
rhymes.
For he's wiper now. and older
Than he was when he wars holder,
And he wonders whether, now.
He'll come back airaiii dismisted,
Ih'oken-splriled and busted.
Sick of soul and sHef-encrusted.
With new furrows in his brow.
This vacationer should dally
"or n while In i'lnpnua's valley
Thinks the author of this poem
Holt the city's monev-makers.
lnlt the city's undertakers.
And here on some friendly nrreit
Make vacation land his homo
classes of thu Christian Sunday
school. The place was the popular
and heautitul Lunrelwood park,
owned hy Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Skin
ner. Iloat lidlni! In the new motor
boat reeenily built by Sheldon
Ualy, was enjoyed and refresh
ments of ice cream and cookies
were served, after which a bust
ness nieetliiK was held around a
bit; bonfire. About thirty members
ot the classes and visitors
present.
PRESBYTERIAN AID TO
HAVE ICE-CREAM SOCIAL
SATURDAY, JULY 24TH
The general public has hern most
cordially invited to enjoy a do
liiltlul ice-cream social next Nat-
onlay, July 2, beginning ut five
o ciocit III tlie arteriiuou unUei the
auspices of the Presbyterian ladies
aid society, to be held in the beau
tiful Kardens of the Ueurn Kohl
iiacn home on South Jackson
street.
.Mrs. (Mali- K. 'Allon ami .Mrs.
Karl I'llrtch are joint chairmen or
the Ice-cream social; Mrs. Fred
Hamilton and .Mrs. K. S. Hall will
have charge of the cakes and Mrs.
I'.mery Williams and Mrs. Alli-M
imseniiark will have charge of the
weiners anil buns.
MISSIONARY SOCIETY TO
GIVE SILVER TEA
The Ilu-jtlst Missionary society
announces an interesting silver lea
to hu held next Thursday after
noon at 2:.'!ll o'clock at the home
or Mrs. tjeorge Caskey on the
North Pacific highway. Mrs. Cas
key. Mrs. Frank Ktalfansim and
Mrs. C. I. Suoddy are actio;' as
hostesses for the affair with Mrs.
C. II. Wickham in charge of the
program.
All members of the Ilapliiil
church ami the ladles of the other
chinches In Kosdburg are mosl
cordially Invited' to enjoy this sil
ver tea.
LOVELY SUKPRISE PARTY
GIVEN MRS. RICHARDSON
MVll'l'1,1-: CUKIJK. July la A
lovely surprise party, compliment
ing Mrs. Merle Itichnrdson. was
given by the neighborhood ladies
last Friday afternoon, at Mrs.
Richardson's home. .Many gifts
were presented and refreshments
were served. Those present were
Mrs. Richardson, the guest of hon
or. Mrs. Arthur Richardson and
nor mother. jus. McCuire, Mrs.
Cljde Applehee. Mrs. E. B. Mrew
er, Mrs. J. A. Copeland, Mrs. 11. 1).
Jones. Lois Copeland. Mrs. C. J.
Jones. Mrs. (i. T. Rhodes, Mrs. E.
C. llryant, Mrs. K. V. Weaver.
BIBLE CLASS ANNUAL
PICNIC TO BE HELD
NEXT MONDAY EVENING
A very Interesting affair of the
coming week Is the annual picnic
oi in. k. i,. minus iion-denoiiiliia.-tional
llihli! study class to be held
at six-thirty o'clock at the Doer
Creek park. This will be the last
meeting and social gathering of
tile class until October. All mem
bers of the class and their friends
have been most cordially invited
to enjoy tho picnic, which will be
iollowed by a very interesting and
enjoyable program.
S. S. CLASS PICNIC
POSTPONED TO LATER DATE
The Loyalist Young Married Peo
ple s class of the First llaptlst
.Huron wnicn planned a picnic for
this coming Friday evening, has
announced that the affair will be
Indefinitely postponed. The new
date tor the picnic will he aa
nounced litter.
FAVORITE RECIPES
(Ttroiwlrnflt hy the Wonifn'a Kx
cbanif. deiiarlmciit of K I1XK nnd
pultti.shcd in tlip DoukI.tr county
cook book. Pomplotf copips of thin
conk bonk niny be purclmsi-rl at tlie
News-He view office at fit) con is
each.)
CHEESE
mrs. h. if. cornisu
UosidHirp, Ore.
1 qt. very dry cottage cheese;
i c butter, fresh, sweet; l1 t
soda. Mix well and let staml 2 hrs.
Place in double boiler and when
well melted add nt. rich sour
cream; 1 T salt and butter color.
Pour off in mold O-vhen melted.
This recipe makes cheese similar
to cream checso bought in stores.
CHILI CON CARNE
MRS. KUMtKNCK OKTINCKR
I 'ays Crt'ek, Ore.
This recipe makes enough con
oarne to fill about twenty-five
(2M quart cans.
Ui lbs. hamburger
S lbs. Mexican beans
4 lbs. suet
f tablespoons chill powder
H-i tablespoons cayenne popper
t! cans of hot tomato sauce
Salt to suit taste
Small onion of Rnrlic
Fry the suet out well, remove
cracklinss. Add the garlic and let
brown. Then add the hamburger
md let sear through.
Have the beans cooked and
ready and into them put the toma
to sauce, chili powder, salt and
cayenne. Let cook through then
add the hamburger mixture and
about 2 quarts of hot water. Cook
down well before filling jars, then
ssure conk for 20 minutes at 15
Ins. Remove from cooker and seal.
MUSTARD SEED PICKLES
MRS. TONY OSW ALD, Sutherlin.
These are made with cold vine
gar and ker.p extra well. Park Ma
nu jar tightly with cucumbers.
The tighter the curumbers are
oacked in the less vinegar it takes.
Put in -I t white milliard seed; 4
t salt; 6 ! suirar. Fill up with vine
gar and seal tight. For 1 quart.
SIDE GLANCES
:-rC dim f4)
v eot-B- BY Nt StHVlCC. INC. T.H PtC US PAT Off.
"Lei's make our husbands lake us otil l Ihe country rltilt
parly. There'll be some men there who are swell dative rs "
New Dodge Pick-Up
Bav,its -itzirzcriLity..',..' '-if-' iHk;jiSA' t? iaa
Shown here is tin new l!).Ti
equipped with a bodv that is 72 inches In nr. 47 inches wide and 17
Inehes hlh, which permits plenty of- space for th luiuliiiB of bulky
I loads. This model is popular in such fields as pluinhiiitf, general con-
iraciniK. hardware, produce, electrical and general contracting. On dis
play at Si Dillard Motor Co.
SMOKE OF BATTLE IN THE AIR
V ' $ $k ft ' '
t t-7 fT i;f
' f. P
Smokfiig out the enemy used to mean forcing them Into the open,
but with the use of smoke screens behind which troops and planes
may maneuver undetected the phrase takes on a modern meaning.
Zooming toward the clouds, five planes of the Royal Air Force
show how they will lay a protective smoke screen in battle during
a demonstration at Duxford, England.
STATESMAN, DIES
IllCRLIN, July ir.fAP) Wal
ter Simons, former president of
the Cerman supreme court and for
mer foreign minif.ter, died today at
the age of (5.
Dr. Simons, recognized as one of
the world's lending authorltiea on
international law. was foreign min
ister when (Jermany capitulated
the end of the World war. He
retained his post when the imperial
government was overt hrwvn but
left it just a week beforeMennany
was forced to sign the treaty of
surrender at Versailles on June
2". is 19.
Hr. Simons had an important
part in the organization of the re
public and served for two months
as president pro teni of the nation
in HCii between the death of Prewi-
dent Jreiderrich Khert and
the
By George Clark
Ticarf iiaii-ion pfek-np. This car in
inauguration of President Field
Marshal Paul von Hlndenhurg.
Jtetlrint from the supreme court
in 19:!, Simons devoted himself to
f forts fr Mntfi'-iiilnn of Prut en
fant creeds In Cermany. He alt")
advocated "practical cooperation"
of Catholics and Protestants.
He was t member of the congre
gation of the Rev Martin Nicmoel
ler, Protestant pastor who fre
quently challenged nazi authority
and w ho was arrested July 1 on
charges of "making false state
ments," ami Inciting disobedient
in state institution.
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Mrs. Neville Coleman, Kngland,
refused to sit at a tubleQi for 13.
dined alone, and was stricken with
a fatal heart attack halfw;
through her meal.
In the Yunnan province of
China, books are buried with the
dead to assure the deceased both
irood luck and entertainment on
their finr.l journey.
WANTED
Woman fo? hounekrener.
Apply
801 Harvard. Adv.
Local
News
In Town Yesterday Mrs. Vaul
Simpson, and daughter, of ClUle,
were in town shopping and visit
ing yesterday.
Back From East Mr. and Mis.
Andy Town send have returned to
their home here, alter enjoying a
trip to the east coast and hack.
Undergoes Minor Operation
Craig Short, son of Mr .and Mrs.
Stanley Short, had his tonsils re
moved yesterday by lr. A. C.
Kt-ely.
Attend to Business Mr. ami
Mrs. Oscar Rowland, who are
boniest oading at llerry Creek,
ere business visitors in this city
yesterday.
Attends Installation Mrs. M. It.
I vie, of Medlord. formerly of this
city, attended the Itebekah instal
lation ceremony at the I. I), t), F.
hall Tuesday night.
In Portland Mrs. Frederick J.
Herman, owner of Velum's Meanly
shop in (he Perkins building, is
spending a few days in Portland
attending to business.
Visiting at Riddle Mrs. Koyd
Druton and children. Nrua and
!al, left today for RhhliV where
they will visit Mrs. llruion s sis
Mrs. Hertha Hluiidelt, until
Sunday evening.
Arrives Here Mrs. A. A. Tay
lor, of Sioux Falls, South Hukota,
arrived in Roseburg yesterday to
visit her daughter. Miss Frances
llowliu, nurse at tlie veterans ad
ministration facility.
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Visiting at Jones Home Mrs.
John McNeil and son. of .Reeds
port, have arrived here to visit
lor ton days with the former's
brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and
Mrs. It. F. Jones,
Attend to Business Tl. M. Krell,
manager of the local Western
Auto Supplv store, nnd Mrs. Krell
iind Ron, Hob, made a business
irip to Myrtle Point Tuesday and
lo Klkton yesterday.
Leaves for Bakersfield llcuuie
Hu Fresno left Wednesday for his
work at Hakei-sHcld. Calif., after
spending the past few weekrf in
Roseburg visiting at the homo of
Mr. and Mrs. (!. R. Singleton.
Obtain Marriage License Fer
roll Ilea. 31, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Story lies of Roseburg, and Marie
Sellers, 22, of Myrtle Creek, ob
tained a marriage license at Iteno,
Nev., Wednesday. July 11.
Visiting In Portland Mrs. R II.
Laird, of this city, and her daugh
ter, Mrs. Merle Lowden, nee Ger
trude Laird, of (iasquet, Calif., have
left for Portland to spend a week
visiting relutives and friends.
Mrs. Buchanan Here Mrs, W. R.
Ituchuuan, Sr., of Eugene, has ar
rived In Roseburg to spend a few
days visiting her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard
Young, on West First street.
Leaves for Portland Miss
.Marie I'ederson has returned to
her home in Portland, after spend
ing n couple of weeks In this citv
halting Miss Claire Tison at the
lioine of Mr. and Mrs. (J. C. Tison.
CactiQ Blooms Given to Office
Three large brilliant red cactus
blooms were presented to the
News-Review office yesterday bv
Mrs. J. H. Short. The blooms are
unusually large and perfect In col
oring and rhu 1 1 c.
Visiting at Zacharisen Home
Miss (irace Mulhollauil. dauuhter
of Rev. and Mrs. It. It. Mulhollaud.
of Aaloria, is visiting until the
rirst of the month nt the home of
Mr. and Mrs. H. Zachurisen. on
South M.tln street.
Leave for Home Mr. and Mrs
J:ick Murdoek and two sons. Jack
tv.. mi. I Hill, left Wednesdav for
l heir home In Vaucouver, II. (,
lifter spending the nasi wc-'!: here
visiting Mi .ndock's brother
and cister-in-law, Mr. mid Mrs.
K. liugp'eber, on South Pine
street.
Attend Sales Meeting If. Zach
arisen, in clyu-ge of the sales de-
partment at the oc; Conro office.
and Ann Rice and Robert lilack, of
the same department, Hcut Tues
day at Marshfield, where they ut
tended a sales meeting of the
company.
In From Camp Attorney and
Mrs. Dexter Itlce and Miss Phvllis
Ann Ilolter returned to the Rice
home her, yesterday from their
camp at Rock creek. Attorney (ce
then left for Portland to spend a
few days on business and v.lil take
his family back to the Rice cunih
again this week-end.
Back From Vacation Mrs .! H
HuglieM hnH returned to her work
In the ladies rejidy-to-wear depart
ment or the hital .1 C. Penney
cojiipjiiiy store, after spending
the past two months vacationing.
She spent the greater part of the
time in ininsmulr, Calif,, with her
husband, who Is stationed there
by the Southern Paclfle companv.
She visited in W'aisonviJIe, AI-
turas and San Francisco and then
went to ( hico to visit her son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Cordon Chatfield. Tlie bdier was
formerly Hilda HugheH U.f this
city. Mr. Hitches acromnattied
Mrs. Hughes as far as Grants Pass
Sunday, where they snt-nt the day
wmi their son. Wood row Huirhes,
Mrs. Hughes came on to Roue-
burg to resume her woi k and Mr.
Hughes returned to Hunsmulr.
Baron Linked
With Barbara
Aw t-
Is Vr'!
f- "V ' v t
ll,-?'Lvs-''t iJM
Jteputcdly ot fiibulous wealth
($200,000,000) is Baron Jean
Kmpnin, above, Hcliiium's titled
playboy whose name has lately
been linked rather romantically
with that of Countess Barbara
Jl u 1 1 o n Hauiiwitz-Reventlow,
American heiress. Baron Em
pain, about 50, entertained the
Iwicc-wed countess on her re
cent trip lo Kuypt.
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Attends to Business L. lie-
Waard, ut Sutherlin, was u busi
ness visitor in this eily yester
day.
Tyoe Visitors Here Mr. unci
Mrs. II. S. Powell, of Tyee. were
ill lown ulteuillnn to business yes
terday. RAI.KM. .lnlv ir. (AMI V.,.
liiiuul miaul unil army niiieers ot
asniiiuion unci (ll'eunli made
iiiiuiu luti-n .,, I,,,, r,... r i.
army maneuvers to be held ut
Fori Lewis, Wash.. Ill AliKUSt.
The ort'leers conferred with Ma
jor Ceneral (leortle K. Klliiunds,
San rruiieiseo, eoiuiiiunillnK Ken
erul of the lonrlh army, and Ma
jor ueuerul uooi'Ko White, com-
inaudlllir L'l.nninl rtl' llw ri..,o.i ,..
lioiuil tiu.ird and cimuuuiiiler of
me hhl division, wlllill Ineludes
nutlonul Riiuriisnien of WusIiIiik-
lOll. OreL'fill lilnhn M,Antn .i
WyninliiK.
1 llO IlinneilVei'H llll-l'oat In II,,
tlistlirV nf thu nnrlli , ...til I...
one of fnitr thrnnirlwtiit ,1m r,.,,,-ii.
army area. Others will be held ut
run uiley, kuusiih; l'alll) Ulpley,
Minn., and Sun I.uls Obispo. Calif.
llenerul White will lead his di
vision of 9.00U men m-mug tl,, Ml,.
qually river under "fire" of 5.1)110
leKuiur army troops.
The nutlonul - .unnlumni, ,m
fire 227.400 rnuiulH nr l.h.nir -in..
'""I me reKiilnr forces
w 17 Mill ..n,lu
VITAL STATISTICS
MARRIAGE LICENSES
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iiolllduy, boih of Mllo.
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hill f. Winchester. Wilbur.
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Drain, HI Ward. Coos Junction.
llnii'liway. Teliuiile. CaniuH
Valley, Myrtle Creek. 1(1(1, lie,
Clinyonville unil CI en dale
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T-B HOSPITAL GRAf!T
WAR11INCTON, July in. (AP)
-The public works udinlnistrailon
aiiuouncKl today it i-oiild not ne
eept an upplliutlnn by the Oregon
Stale Imnnl ,,f f.mifi'itl r,- n. Sun.
iioo icrunt to aid hi eonsiriielliig il
iiioercuiosis nosiiitul 111 I'orllund,
Ore. The slate legislature has ap
propriated $110,01)0. or 5G per cent
of the total cost of the proposed
structure.
1U'A nfttMnlu ,ni,l ln... ..
eludes acceptance" ami poiuied to
lirovisioiis in tno new relief bill
which say l but "no new oppllca-
limiS flit llOU' ltl.lllu.ilu ullull Kn
colved or accepted after the en-
ui'inieiu Ol nils IttW.
The Oregon nppllrnllnn, the of
ficials added, has not yet been re
ceived, but it was understood to
he on the way.
They said the Oreiinn board ap
parently hud believed tho protect
WHR I'lll'MlIt, hl.IIBa f IO
been appropriated ,y u10 state.
PRODUCE
I'OltTI.ANI), July 15 Ill'TTKlt
1'r'nls, A Kiaile. :l.ric lb. in parch
ment wrapp?.s. :tlie in cin'ons; 11
j'i'aile :.te In parciunellt wrappers,
:t."ic ill cartons.
Hl'TTIOItKAT -- (Portland de
livery, biivinn price) A made
S4-H4AC lb. rountry stations; A
l-rade :12-;I2c; II Kiude lie less;
C l lade tic less.
KCIS UuyliiK price hy whole
sahrs: Kxtras 22c; standards 20e;
laedliiin ISc; medium firsts 17c;
llldei f-rades ir,c -'oTieii.
I'OfXTIiY MKAT.4 Hilllim
price to retailers: Country killed
boKS, best liulclier, under ltlO lbs.
lTi-inie; venlers Me; liht nnd
thin 10-12c; heavy 10-1 tc; ciinncr
cows 7-Sc; culters iri-17e; bulls
10-llc; sprlliK lambs 15-1 Be ; ewes
r.-7c lb.
Cheese, live poultry, potatoes,
onions, cantaloupes, wool, hay, mo-
uur, hops ami cascaru hark, uu
cliaueed. LIVESTOCK
l'OltTI.ANIl, July in HOtiS:
Maikct active, steudy,; eood
choice li;r-21.r lb. drlveiiis J1.75,
cur load lols 12.00; medium grades
il. r,o; 22r.-2sn tb. ii.oo.ii.7n; 120-
11)0 lb. I0.7u-11.2R: packhiK sows
S.00; feeder plus 10.70.
CATTI.H: Cjiarket active, steady
to slrom;; scnttered medium Rrass
steers s.liil-!i (in; eommon i;.iio:
lliin on stocker orders f,.fiO; grass
heifers n.no-7.2.ri; low cutter and
cutler :l.no-l.no; few rut dairy type
cows n.25; bulk cnmmon-mediuin
heel' cows Fi.H0-fi.00; good cows
11.25; bulls 5.50 0.OO; ilers suoiik
uood-ehoice 8.00-9. no. '
S1I1010P: Market slow, steady;
few medium - good sprlliK lambs
T.nil-S.no; yeurliiiKS ri.2ri-li.00; medium-good
ewes 2.no-:t.ro.
WHEAT
POHTl-ANI). July 15. (API
Open High Low Close
July 1.10J l.lo, l.ioi 1.101
Sept 1.10 l.lllj .0111 1.004
Cash wheat : IHr llend bluest. Mil
MARKET
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DRAMA UNPARALLELED . . . when all the forces of
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fateful happening in generations!
TODAY
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Mats 25c
Eves 35c
Kiddies 10c
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hw 12 pet 1.11; dark hard winter
13 pet I.2KJ 12 pet 1.19 11 pet
1.13; Boft white, western white unil
western red 1.11; hard winter l.lu.
To bo considered earthquake
proof, u buil'liiiK niU3t be capable
of wltlistundliiK a hnrrlKOntal pros-
: sure equal to one-tenth of its own
I welKlit.
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