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The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem. Oregon, Friday Morning, June 21. 1929
PAGE FIVE
PA GES
Quotations Show . Strength
Again, After Disastrous
Recent Setbacks
iKEW YORK. June 20. (AP)
tFong rallying tendencies t!e-
doped in today's stock market
on indications of a gradual easing
of bade credit conditions, but late
profit taking cut down some of
the early gains. Traders received
somewhat of a shock after the
close of the market when the
weekly federal reserve brokers'
loan statement disclosed an In
crease of 1136,000,000, bringing
the total of $5,420,000,000. Wall
Street had expected little change
In loans. The large gain being at
tributed to the expiration of stock
"righU" this week.
Electric equipment shares .also
extended their recent gains. Allis
Chalmers jumped 11 lA points to
new high at 228. and closed at
the top. Westinghousa Electric
climbed to a new high at 174 3-8
and ease to 178 7-8, up & points
net. uenerai tiecmc closed a
point higher at 303 after having
fluctuated between 299 and 300
7-8.
Mexlcaa Seaboard
Is Heavily Bought
Mexican Seaboard was heavily
bought on reports of important
discoveries on its California prop
erties, the stock closing 34
points higher. Skelley also point
ed upward but most of the ether
oils were sluggish in reflection of
the large increase in crude oil
production last week.
Childs Co. run up nearly
points to within a fraction of the
year's high and Frank G. Shat
tuck climbed 6 points, to a new
k of 1724 and then eased
l'i points on realizing. Interna
tional Business Machines, Under
ood, Elliott Fisher, Timken Rol
ler Bearing and National Dairy
Products all reached new high
ground for the year.
Some Otttrttre Isaacs
iieU New Law Mark ' " "
ww 10 it prices for, the year
ere registered by Dun bjll Inter
national, Hayes Body. -: Federal
Motor Truck, GimbeLBros., Amer
lean Woolen, preferred. Art Loom
and a tew other relatively obscure
Issues. Otis Elevator dropped f K
points on one sale. 1- '
Cotton fluctuated, within atth-
erf narrow and Tegular limit;
shewing little change cm the day.
Sugar and coffee prices held fair
Jy steady.
British and Argentine exchanges
atiffened further in reflection of
recent gold withdrawals for ex
port to this country and the Spa
nigh peseta recovered the drop of
1-$ a cent recorded yesterday.
mingham coal company president.
wno said be bad received the
money as a personal transaction
and then advanced that sum to
Joseph F. McGowin. Mobile capi
talist and lumberman, for the lat
ter to use in the financing of the
ress.
McGowin testified he included
the $50,000 in making a $100.-
000 loan to It. B. Chandler, edi
tor and publisher of the Press, so
that the latter could purchase half
of the newspaper's stock.
Both Chandler and McGowin
said they did not know Aldridge
had secured a loan from Martin.
Hi MS IT
OF STATE VISITORS
MONITOR, June 20. Mr- and
Mrs. Axel Nelson and the former's
father, Hans Nelson, arrived in
their car tbe last of the week from
Oakland, California.
Hans Nelson expects to visit
relatives here and In Portland
during the summer. After visit
ing in Portland a few days Mr.
and JJrs. Axel Nelson will go to
Seattle and will embark, on June
24, for a three months trip around
the world.
Miss Edna Readen. who has
Just completed a successful school
term at Olympia, Washington, has
been visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. A. Von Readen here. On
Thursday she left for Indianap
olis, Indiana, where she will spend
the summer at the home of her
brother, Harold Readen and fam
ily. Miss Frances Readen of Port
land was a week-end guest at the
A. Von Readen home.
51,1 PI FOR
ENGLISH
PAINTING
LONDON. Juaa 20. (AP)
The Daily Mall today said it un
derstood that Thomas W. Lomant,
one of the American delegates to
the Paris reparations conference,
was' the purchaser- of John Hopp-
ner's famous painting, "The Sack-
Tine c&uoren," which was re
ported recently al having been
sold by the present Lord SackvlUe
to an American for. a record price.
Rumor had the price at 1400,
000 which wld be nearly five
times as .much as the price paid
for Hop"pr portrait 1 of Lady
Louisa. Manners, now in the TVid
ene'r collection Hoppner was'' a
portraitist of the late 18th cen
tury. -
HIS
SGOTTS MILLS
IHSSJE SLICE
Miss Alien Wedded to Ira
P. Dumas, Young Man A
of Portland
RILEY URGES THAT
BOO
Cook Patton is Facile With
Hands in Tricks at
Ad Club Meet
SCOTTS MILLS, June 20. At
simple impressive ceremony sol
emnized Tuesday evening. June 18
at 8 o'clock in the Friends church
of Scotts Mills. Miss Aletha Allen,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. E.
Allen of Scotts' Mills became the
bride of Ira P. Dumas, son of Mrs.
Fred Griffith of Portland.
Only members of the two famil
ies were present.
.-As Mendelssohn s wedding march
Was played o n tbe violin by
Dwight Armstrong of Salem, the
bride entered on the arm of her
grandfather. Rev. J. W. Walker
preceded by her bridesmaid, Miss
Laura Cammack of Rosed ale.
The groom was attended by Mr.
Newton Allen, brother of the bride.
The ceremony was performed
by Rev. Allen, father of the bride,
assisted by Rev. Walker.
The ushers were Merle White
and Ira Brougher.
Bride Gowned in White
The bride was gowned in white
with full length veil Caught with
orange blossoms, and carried a
shower' bouquet of rose buds and
sweet peas. The bridesmaid wore
orchid crepe and carried pink and
lavendar sweet peas.
Following the ceremony a recep
tion was given the bridal party in
the Allen home.
Assisting with the serving were
Misses Margaret Coulson, Ruth
anna McCracken, Ruth Kellogg
and Mary Myers.
Mr. and Mrs. Dumas are both
graduates of the North Pacific
Evangelistic Institute of Portland
and were prominent in student af
fairs while there. After his grad
uation in 1926 Mr. Dumas served
as pastor of the Pratum Methodist
church for two years and since has
engaged In evangelistic work at
various points. Mrs. Dumas grad
uated a year ago and has also had
some experience" In the same line
of work. The young couple have
marked musical ability also and
have appointments for work in
ECTeral camp meetings during the
summer.
Ad club members, mixed their
entertainment, Thursday, seeing
ratton for a time bring
Cook
rabbits from members' coats or
watching ten cards be reduced to
eight or increased to 12. Follow
ing this demonstration Dr. P. O.
Riley of Hubbard, told of the ef
fort of Molalla to exceed all form
er efforts with its Buckeroo .this
year and urged Salem men to get
behind the affair as a worthy
community enterprise.
Dr. Riley followed bis request
for support of the Buckeroo by a
plea to the men of Oregon to lend
their work to the development of
the state. Dreamers and doers are
needed, he said, to advance the
welfare of Oregon and men wit'i
these abilities can and will ad
vance the state, he said.
Next Thursday noon reports of
the coast conference of advertis
ing clubs in session this week at
Berkeley, will be given, William
Paulus, president of the club, and
Edwin Thomas, secretary, as well
as Stanley Keith, official delegate
of the organization, are expected
home soon from the meeting.
For One. Dollar per year you
can secure a Travel acicdent insur
ance policy which will protect
you against many kinds of accidents.
Cai.STRUGT10r.FIRM
NOORPORATES
The Senter Construction com
pany with capital stock of 1 100,
000 and headquarters in Portland
filed articles in the state corpora
tion department here Thursday.
The incorporators are J. C. Sen
ter, Robert R. Rankin and H, W.
Brown.
Other articles filed today fol
low:
Oregon Building congress. Port
land, (charitable); F. H. Murphy.
R. M. Alton and George Hering-
t0I1ilartin Airport corporation,
Portland, 110,000; Edward F.
Griffith, E. W. Martin and A. J.
Dawson. ... .
Notices of dissolution were filed
by the Coast Land & Timber
company. Alhany. and the Morn
ingside hospital, Portland.
Vacation time is near. Take out
a Statesman Travel accident in
surance policy before you start.
OB FIRM DIES
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WASHINGTON, June 20.
(AP) Officials of the Alabama
Power company denied before the
federal trade commission today
that the company had helped fi
nance the Mobile, Ala., Press, but
W. Logan Martin, the company's
general counsel, testified he made
a personal loan of 150,000 which
wa? used in establishment of the
newspaper. ,
The 850,000 loan of Logan Mar
tin was disclosed In today s testt
moit by Abner ; Aldridge, Bir-
McCOY SCHOOL ELECTS
McCOY. June 20. The McCoy
school district held a meeting last
week. The new director is Lester
White replacing George Shively.
The directors now are: Rose Rut
ledge in for one more year, George
Vincent for two years and Lester
White for three years. Glen Stev
enson is the clerk.
Miss Lillian Pack was re-hired
as teacher for the coming year.
Circuit Court
Not to be Held
During Summer
To afford Circuit Judge Kelly a
much needed vacation, lawyers of
Salem were busy Thursday trying
to line up their cases so no term of
circuit court needs to be held dur
ing the summer months. A fairly
light docket was in sight for the
month and the judge had agreed
to come the last week in the month
to put the cases up to trial but
when he arrives he may find no
cases at issue. It has been the
custom for bench and bar alike to
consider the month of August one
for vacation.
m foment PreaWl
Folks around
the tabic all smile,.
grx)d cheer rules...
when that GOOD
coffee is poured -
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IT ALWAYS PAYS TO
ITEuAIIDE ATT IIRIISIHI'S
WHERE THE THRIFTY THRIVE
Our six busy cah store are money savers for thrifty
buyers every day in the week. Good merchandise, splendid
Intelligent service and low cash prices are bringing us new
friends every day. So come along with "Oregon's Own
Chain Stores."
Wesson Oil JkT Coast Tuna Fish
Quart cans ...... fIDC Vis OT
2 cans. LOv,
Jell Well
4 jelly moulds FREE Best Fruit SUGAR
rti,h...6.pkg.8:.. ...... 49c ?rn,dl 43c
Solar Pineapple 2y2s . Nallevs Mayonnaise ,
8 B Slices AKi FuU 00
2 cans , tKJC pints OOC
PETER PAN COFFEE "Quality in the cup
48c lb. 3 lbs. for ZL L
$1.39
Vm AUea .PeM
1 Tall Cane
29c
Chill Com Carae
l's Tall
2 cans
1
2$i
; Peanut Butter in bulk. Bring Container
21bs. . . 35c
Cane and Maple Syrmp
No. S 11-
lit
can
Tbe Bet
9 cans for
Sowps
25c
; Fruits and Vegetables
Lettuce . 5c
Large bunch carrots 5c
Bananas, 3 lbs. Ll9c.
Large fancy tomatoes .
Ull8 lb. 2 lbs. 35c
Cantaloupes, grapef ruit,
oranges, peas, asparagus,
new potatoes -all at low-a
est prices.'
Feed Dept.
Kow is die. time to Imj Dev.
Mash, plain or nflk.
. Egr PTodncer. A feed tbat'
cut be beat. 100 lb.
sk. ......... .-9240
1 Dev. Maafc, mHk ' 10O lb.
sic . 9
Dev. Mash, plaia 100 lb
! ak.r..; . . . . ... 9S.0O
Hffl Rsm 91.29
Rolled Oats . . T. . . 1 Jt3
; All feeds are F.CXB. atere
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Busick'9
In the new
Market
Bid?.
Buaick's
Court St.
At Com'l.
Busick's two Stores featuring regular every day low prices winning the confidence of the
people- who are quick to sense the Value of consistent savings and just what you need. Not
necessary to buy something not needed to get the best Values at Busick's.
Fancy Sweet
Pickles
Pint Jars
Suga
Finest granulated. No lumps
or warehouse odors... Packed
in 25 lb. cloth sacks.
31.33
25c
Libbv's
Milk-
Tall Cans
3 for 25c
Silver Dale
Luncheon
Meats
5c size 6 for
25c
Libby's Pork and
Beans
Tomatoes 3cans2Sc
Tall Cans
3 for 25c
Rose Dale Sliced
Pineapple
No. 1 Tall Cans
2 for 35c
Full Cream
Cheese
Per Pound
SOAP AND POWDERS
Citrus
Powder
2 pkgs. 42c
Citrus Granulated
Soap
Per Package
35c
28c
Crystal While
Soap
Peanut
case
Butter go bars $1.92
Freshly Ground
2 lbs. 35c
6 bars 25c
12 bars 48c
Salad
Old Dutch
Dressing
Pint Jars
23c
Sifted Sweet Wrinkled
Peas
No. 1 Cans
Cleanser
cans 27c
Ivory
Soap
SbarsS
Eg
Is
Pure
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Honey
Pint Jan
2Be
Cream Oil
Soap
IbarsSSc
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Palm Olive
Soap
5 tars W
Fels Naptha Thompson's Seedless
Soap Raisins
10 bars ll- Pk-
55c 23c
P & G White Naptha Wesson
Soap Oil
Quart
6bars24c c
12 bars 47c
Scott Buk
Tru.e.PnSer Coffee
0 rOllS iSC A rich m....w BWnd ,r.uM
Bleachtex 3lbS.$1.C9
3 rolls 25c " of T,rt"
Edward's Crepe Powder
P&Per Full Pound Cans
rolls 25c 43c
Northern Yi Caddy Fresh Crisp Soda
Tissue Crackers
Bleached WThite
3 rolls 25c 43o
Whit. River B"sick'S
Flour Bread
9 lb. sk. You can not but notice the
difference in the quality
$1.83 2 large loaves
Eagle Brand
AD Hard Wheat, 491b. sk. 3 6maD
$1.79 25c
Umeco Sngar C00!1 2 doz.
Margarine Cookies
2 pounds HE?
31c 2Sc
Instant
Schillings Best j
Coffee Postum
lib. Can large she
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Coffee tti
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