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" )X -' The OREGON ST,
tmiflBflliRKPT SteDs Taken bv Health
r ft rtniirnn I n ill fVJJJ.Lld,l
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RoughandTUneven Goirign-
countered r Upon Wall
teref rooh and uneren going to-
ta-trends were nigiy
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to Prevent New
Spiiial Meningitis Wave
5 PORTLAND.. Oral July-11
(AP) iDetrmiDed ifto nrevent a
recurrence" ; of a
meningitis epldemi.
otrred in 1918.
camming, surgeon-
ujauea stales n;
ThebulU once utotf
nnivntTed their efforts on tbe
ttlitter. Slitting the Associated
r"res pne inaex 01 v m m
rroatf into ThrginfWgb levels,
wlOle pfbflt taking and bear pres
sure depressed many of the impor-
tatlt lnaUBiriais anu inui.
Ttfiroittnrln? firmness in call
money at 9 per cent, despite per
. rat' nredictiona of better credit
nTfHAii8 toretber with what
proetf to be unwarranted fears of
a new lifgb Tecord total of federal
reserve brokers loans,' prorided a
erationsv and in a measure unsei
nr rnnHdcice. Also, the teeling
persisted that corrective readjust-
nunus Were still in oraer, anei mo
ut.oon mivsnrea of recent weeas
There was practically nothing in
ha industrial news to mnu
etc tbei trend of the market. The
renewed' buying of utilities appear- (
ei to be- based on the belief that
the technical position of the group
had been improved by the selling
of the past week. The index of 20
utilities' reached new high ground
tut th first time since June 29
when the culmination of several
wete of sharp advances was
reached! Brooklyn Union gas was
sent ufr 44 points to a record .price,
and" sucn- issues as American Wat
er WorlM, American Telephone
Consolidated Gas, American Pow
er and Jht, International Hydro
nitric, Columbia Gas. ad PMU
felpHl Co., rose 2o 3 points to
nw pea prices.
America Can. American -Roll-m
Mill. Cuyamel Fruit. Granite
rrty Steelr Remington- Ranji.
Youogsto sheet and tabe, and
MatheisoB "alkali rose about 2 to
1 point to new topar although a"
gains ere not maintained. Mid
land Steel products pref errd jaj
a Gpeetaeular issue, soaring about
16 poitrte to a record price, reiiw
in? rumors of recapitaliEaUon
Wsw iid new contracts with auto
mobn i manufacturers, and pnty
Mkeiflas was sent up over . 13
points to a new high. A few f the
talk were strong. Cbesapake and
- Qhi inoBHting about 8 points to
a new top at zsz. ana aucS
Corp.; breaking Wto new bUh ter
ritory. I Others, however; were un
der, ptewute. Norfolk and West
ern and Union Pacific.selling off 4
and 5 points at one time, although
rillying at the close.
Radio was again depressed.
droppigabout 2 points to a new
Io-w for tbe movement at 76 ,1-8-!t1v
heaviness, however.
OeTeraJ Electric recovered and
closed firm. Case threshing, after
cpHine u 8 points, fell back 16
froft b top. and Auourn auio
tne point gain in the morn
ing iftto a P-o'nt loss at the close.,
Atltfttie Refining, which has "been
'.oa; advancing of late, fell
points. Alii Chalmers,
P.arroughs Adding' machine, C-
,abia graphophone, uuponi.
Joh Mavle. Cutler amme,
nd SUM Packing Preferred, lost
about h points, the last two in
realising n their recent sharp ad
ire. Coppera generallyaagged
a t&nito f points? alid 1 motors
werf ot.; ; 4 .,
annual meeting ef
Medican association
graphed to Secretary of
hrnbns
erebro-spinal
uch as oc-
r. Hugh. S.
eneral of the
f' health ser-
dance at tbe
he American
today fcele-
the Treas
whieh his
Wij .Mellon rej;ut
service has prepared to be a bul
wark against Invasion of the
United States by V disease.
The disease. Dr. C. Timing said,
Is non-quarantinable under the
federal laws, and special regnfe.
tions must be issued to prevent Its
entrance from Oriental land3.
Authority for these regulations,
the doctor said, is found in the
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W-B -B - B - B - B-B - B-B-B -
- b -Ba-e-a -a-a - ai- a - a a
act of 1893 passed' to bait Chol
era on the Atlantic coast during
the Cleveland administration.
Thi3 ac empowers the president to
restrict by executive order, wholly
or in part tbe importation of per.
sons or things" which threaten
the public health. President
Hoover baa issued such an or
der in the present crisis.
The regulations covering arri
vals from therient who might
bring in the,, contagion will be
come effective in a few days. Dr.
Cummins says. With Dt? Cam
ming here is Dr. L. D. Fricks, di-.
rector of the sixth district of the
public health service with bead
quarters at Seattle, and he will
have personal charge of carrying
out the regulations at north Pa
cific ports.
MYILLB
TAKES SIX LIVES
SAFFORD.
fAP) Deaths
sons, making a
a mysterious
Ariz., Jul 11 J
f two more per-
total of six, from
malady were re
ported tonight from a small lum
ber camp in the- Graham moun
tains. 35 mfles from Safford. The
latest victims were William Evans,
45, and an 11 year old boy named
Powell. Evans' four year old
daughter died earlier fn, the day,
while thre boys succumbed pre
viously. John Green. 16. Grover Siebold.
16 and-Ralph Kirhy.-n, were
the. first victims of the unsolved
Illness, the nature of which ha3
baffled every prysiican available
here and in the Graham mountain
section. - ..
Ptomaine' poLsoning from drink
ing "home brew" was at first de
cided to have been the malady
which struck death 'info the camp.
This was discounted' with the
death of the Evans child! who was
declared, not to have partaken of
ihe beverage. 'lr
The organization will be known
as the Western States Aeronautics
association, the governor of each
state being empowered to appoint
one or more representatives to tbe
association, though each state will
have but one vote.
It was the first organization of
its kind in the country and gave
rise to predictions on the floor
that other sections would, follow
the lead.
It was provided in the resolu
tion authorizing the organization
that the Idaho representative In
the association would be perman
ent chairman.
Governor H. C. Baldridge ap
pointed Joe D. Wood, commis
sioner of public works and spon
sor of the conference, as Idaho's
representative.
The association was Instructed
by the convention resolutions ' to
urge the states to follow the de
partment of commerce in setting
up regulations for control of the
Industry and to follaw the lead 'of
the federal government in desig
nating and marking airways.
The close of the convention
marked the end of a hum of acti
vitiy at the local airport, where a
dozen planes were stationed. They
took to the air, returning dele
gates to their homes.
cKfirais
ELEVEIi SHTB' !
UHT1
'BOISE. Ida.. July 11 -CAP)
An organization of 11 western
states was formed j here today to
work for uniformity in legisla
tion affecting aeronautics, as well
as to unite generally in develop
ment of the industry.
The organizatioa was effected
at the final meeting of a three
day. conference at which represent
atives bf all the land grant tates
were present to head a series of
.addresses, most of which point
ed to the necessity of greater co
operation among th states in
regulating aviation.
IT At WAYS PAY& TO
1 . ON THE SQUARE
' Each manager and employee of Irish's Cash Stores is Drained
to be absolutely "OX J HE SQUARE", to see. tba you get qe
hanftred cents -value for every dollar in good merchandise t
" the; lowest ca.h,pricM, quality ronsidertd. You'll like to trade
wftb f 'OREGON'S- OWN CASH STORES.",
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18th Amendment
Here to Stay in
Texan's Opinion
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SEATTLE, July 11 (AP)
The eighteenth amendment is
here to 'stay. United States- Sen-
ator Morris Sheppard of Texas
said bere today, Adding that any
changes in the Volstead act- to
provide light wines - and beer
would be unconstitutional In his
opinion.
He believed the next Demo
cratic candidate for president wil
be a dry "of the type of Gover
nor Vic Donahey of Ohio, Evans
WoTlen of Indian or George of
Kentucky." Th$ senator was
here as treasurer of the Pacific
Woodmen Life association, hold
ing its annual convention In Se
attle,
'v BUCriAlElEST. Rumania. July
1! (AP) Despite the discov
ety liat the exiled Prince Carol
w involved in a plot by military
rotillrators against the ' present
regiffie and tbe continuance of ar
rests Set complicity in that plot,
official Rumania today went nn
raffle on Its way. -
Absolute tuiet reigned in the
capital-And the only indication of
apprefiBiOa was the fact that
Premie Jullu.Maniu sent a mes
eeftgef to Bledr Jugoslavia, re
qttestlt Oueen Marie to Lhorten
ner lci'twith her daughter, the
meeft of Jugoslavia, who recently!
becatt ne motner 01 a son.
M. Manlu scored a personal tri-
. umDb orcritbe political opposition
in tb cbambar of deputies this af
iefnoo -wben' that body voted to
receive tbe administration reform
hill. Tbw opposition now 1s expect
ed! lo eafry out a threat of quit
ting ha chamber when the bill
" cemea up for debate, in that case
..effort! of the regency to harmon
ise.tbo government and the oppo
sition will be registered as a fail
ure. Vlfclil I Bratlaau, former pre
mier, told the Associated Press to
night that the Liberal party bloc
- was (tot in iany ,ay involved In
ttrt fUK t overtbrow the govern-
HMt!t,-4eBpft the part'which J. G.
Jc, x-foretgn minister, was re
ported to have bad in it.
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ZWttMttoG&Gfi; CaL, July 11
(AP)-One workman was blown
out 4f tbe- bold, of ' a dredging
knrire tbrongb tbe hatch and In.
: ta thm water., and three others
were aerioualy Injured today la
an wplosioa off oil f amei United
by ntL. lectrie I torch. The men
: were opeMtlng a derrick aboard
th larje in . cbannH-uepeni
wWV-t th harbor. ' . '
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Feature for Friday and Saturday
, ' RKX SOl IS SWEET SPUDS
Wunderful quality and value Large ilgS. fanned whola
TonUj VegTind Veg. Reel 2 OP
8 i i Or. fana ; J3C
Cans . LDC ' ' "
' Old MLiloD
Jf. B. C. Premium SODAS RIPE OLl"ES
2 lb. . Caddy 83c Bnffet Tins
far... . 65C Tins . .i 25c
Big 5c Stick Pure Sugar Candy FREE with each pound
of PETER PAN COFFEE. Jf i
3 LBS... ..:i. .... 419 10C LB.
BROOLIS
Saturday Only, wbile they last
45c value ....
Household Raisins
Fartcy Pack
4 lb. Pkg.
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23c
Peanut But
isring your con
tainer. 2 lbs
.DEL MAIZ CORN
QrlgiMl Del 31 la Branil
i2 Cans , L . .. '.. ... i . , . ft .
SOCIETrE JCAXDY BARS
Kc 1A.
1UC
8 for.
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Coast Brand TUNA
; Light Ieat .'
Ltu-ge Ha.... . .. .
19c
BACON SQUARES
29c
er in Bulk
35c
35 c
19c
Lh.
FANCY
or Whole
Lb. .
BACON . '
.35c
Fruits and Vegetables
Iced Lettce.;,
Carrots
New"
1 w '
Potatoes,
...8 for 15c
, 5c
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Feed Dei
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Egg Prod.: 1(
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Phone 955
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to the public is the steady, consistent growth of the Busick stores. Gaining steadily in volume
month by montii, more capable of serving you as week by week obstacles are overcome in our ser
vice, as new features are added. Better displays, more capable sales people, better prices- each
contributing; their share to the consistent, steady growth of our stores. Ve enjoy serving you.
CEREALS
Post Toasties
5 for 38c
Corn Flakes
5 for 38c
KELLOGG'S
Shredded Dheat
3 for 29c
KELLOGG'S
Rice Krispjes
2for5c
KELLOGG'S
All Bran
- Large Package
20c
Golden West
Coffee
Per lb. 51c
SCHILLING'S
Coffee
' Vacuum Pack
Per lb. 49c
f Busick's Fancy Peaberry;
Coffee
j 3 for $11 9
Busick's Mellow Blend
' Coffee
3 lbs. 1.
Grand Island Solid Pack
Tomatoes
3
Margarine
3lbs.forflSc
Hesson Oil
uarts 49c
Llazola Oil
Quarts 49c
Iowa Corn
3 for 73c
SWIFT'S
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Silver Leaf Lard
Ho. 5 Pail 77c
Jo. 10 Pail 51.52
SWIFT'S
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for 396
Silver Dale
omatoes
No. 1 Tall Tin
3 for 25c
Jewell Shortehing
k 5 Pail 75 c
lo.10PailS1.fl7
Dill Pickles
Gallon Glass Jars
85c
Sweet Gherkins
Pint. Glass Jars
25c
Gem Mayonnaise
and SANDWICH SPREAD
Pints 35c
Quarts 65 c
' UTAHANA
Tender Peas i
3for73c
Bread
3 small loaves 25c
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2 large loaues 25o
Assorted Cookies
! Fresh and Crisp
2 dozen 25c
Bonner's Fancy Seedless
1 Raisins
10c Packages
3for17c
mialnuts
Local well-filled Nuts
2 lbs. 43c
Crackers
2 lb. boxes Cream Flakes or
Honey sweetened Grahams
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Best Alaska! Red
2 for 58c
Medium Red
Salmon
2 for 39c
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Libby Milk
3 for 25c
LIBBY j .
Pork & Beans
3 for 25c
Eagle Brand Flour
49 lb. bags!$l ,75
Dliile Eliuer Flour
j One of the veiy best
49 lb. bag 81 .88
Pure EDonev
la quart glass! jars
25c
These warm day are whn the choicest of U. S. Inspected Meats are appreciated.. Protect your
family's health. , Our bakery department bountifully; supplied with fresh bread and tasty pas
tiries, our Vegetable Departments with loads of the choicest of local vegetables; also a full supply
of watermelons, cantaloupes, peaches, apricots, etc We can meet your every food need.
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