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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 28, 1931)
(Dim rut OCII APPRECIATED 7' "' mWamnaWnnftnnennen j Grand Island Improvement - Club Sponsors Pro- duction GRAND ISLAND, Jan. IT Tli school bona was crowded to full capacity : Saturday evening to witness tha presentation of! tha rural comedy three-act jpiay Deacon Dubha" given by j the Tha play under the very compe tent direction ot Mri. Paulina Fowler, was declared a wonder ful success. The characters were all suitably chosen for their parts and carried them in a most pleas ing and effective manner, i The character ot Deacon Dubba carried by Worth Wiley won the audience from the rery beginning and In parts held them nearly pell bound only to bo relleTed when he declared he would i take tor his own Miss Phlllpena I Pop oyer with all her drawbacks caused from the sad mliforUne. The parti ot Miss Phlllpena Poporer was yery pleastnglyf pre sented by Mrs. Bertha, Badger. 1 The young lawyer and nephew ot Deacon Dubba, Amos Coleman, carried by Roy E. Will and the brave little school ma'am. Rose naieign carried by Mildred- Smith both played their parts especial ly well and after the shadows ot , night had fallen the sky again be come dear and the future! held nothing but sunshine and iroses for the happy couple. Mrs. Hattie Lefley proved a cry Interesting character as Em ily Dale, the richest girl In town who Immediately fell fori the agent of the Empire State Trust company, Rowdon Crowley, Which was carried' so dramatical ly by Charles! Nelson. : The auctioneer and Justifce-of- me-peace Major Moses McNutt played by Clarence Badger was a food country auctioneer j who held the maintenance of peace ut most la his mind. Deuteronomy Jones played by Adalbert Smith and Tennle Yensen. the hired girt from Sweden played by Mercy Tompkins were two laughable characters who acted their barta to perfection. The fact that pi'en Jxle Yensen won her heart's de sire without baring to spend her IK. 19 was an exciting incident tor alL Last but not least the character -of Trlile Coleman, the 15 year old mlschevious sister of Amoa Coleman played by Mildred Ferguson greatly delighted; the audience In all her pranks which he ao successfully played on her dear Uncle Darius Dabba and the twlding blushing blossoming Miss Phlllpena Poporer. j Much Appreciated The applause and laughter which cams from the large au dience proved that this was! one ot the best entertainments that has ever been played by Pearl Berger and Mrs. Harold Tomp- at j V a . t . aioi lurmsuca music obi ween two of the acts. Other music was given by C. I. Fowler and friends from the Unonrle district.-The door receipts amounted to a, lit tle orer $20. i I - The play will be presented Thursday erenlng In the Union rale schoot building under! the sponsorship of the Parent-Teach ers association of that district. EGG MARKET EASY AFTER DECLINE DROUGHT NEWS IS AID TO GRAINS WMIISCLUB PUS FOR Offi WALDO HILLS. Jan. 27. iFrl day evening the Waldo Hills com munity club held another of their popular invitational dancea at the clubhouse. P I . i . Over 100 persona were present from Sllverton, Union Hill and the Ellvertoa hills. Music was fur nished by Beryl Ottoway, violin'; Edward Lais, piano: Maurice Win ter, trombone; Ernest Lee, saxo- Leonard renneli, phone, banjo. and cw mis 1KRESUENT 1 Streams Reported to tie Drying up as - j Never Before CI5ICAOO, Jan. IT UP) Reports of drought surpassing In places the aeverlty even of last year's disaster carried grains up ward ! today, central Illinois ad vices said creeks and springs ner er before known to hare gone dry had failed, and that more wells! were empty than at anr time last aummer. Unusual absence of moisi ture was noted orer the spring wheat belt in addition to dearth in winter crop sections. i torn advanced faster thanj wheat, and closed unsettled S-g td 1 K centr higher, wheat at 1-8 to! t-8 gam, oats H to Sa!em Markets General Markets POBTLAKD, Of., Jit. 87 (AP-j ProaeeeeMnaec. net price.; batter,! estraa tS; taadera'a 25; prime firata Sajj rtreta as. Effta, freaa extra 18; (rash Nuts, Hay and Hop3 FOSTLAXD, Ore, Jan. 87 AP ! te eaeady walnata. California, new, N. I IJIej Orrcoa. new llult; elmnaSa. peaaeu. Stasia He; pe- eana, t?; filberts, li$31c. Hay wholesale bayias price, delirer Pnrttaad. Eastern Or-roa timothy. 2.SO'4 2: So valley. S19rl9.SO; : falfa. ; SlT.OO18.00; elaver. eat bay, SIS; straw, 728 ton; selling prior tl to 2 mora. Hope 1930 crop, 15ie. Portland Grain FOBTLAKD, Ore Wheat foturea: ! ' ' Open Hirb Mat es es JoLi 60 Vi SOU !......... 05 S3 Jan. t7-(AP Imw Clean es es i oh eat v a ('til marketa: wheat! btr Rami V.I.... iters ,P8: toft white, weMem white .60; har4 winter, oorthero sprlur, ratera red .03.! ta: Ko. 9 88 lb. vhlt tS.OO. -Com: No. 9 E. T. shipment S7.7I. Millrua: itaadard 1T.50. Portland Livestock WALDO HILLS. Jan., 7. -- A gTeat deal of feeling was stirred up when It was learned last week that all the windows in a building tn tta Warren or Mt. Hope ceme tery had been broken by shot. It would seem that at least "God's Acre" might be kept sacred. I To many who hare lored onea! at rest there the place Is a dear apot and It hurts to hare It desecrated. Hay this be the last. j ' KI.KOTRIO ILIXE KXTKNDRD ROSED ALE, Jan. 17. The Dew extension line ot the Fort land Light and Power company la almost completed. The fami lies being accommodated are,! E. O. Beckley .Clifford Peerson, Cleo. Heck art, W. 8. Chandler, II. H. 8mitb,j Ray fVheland, D. 8. and Norman - Alexander, W. f Campbell. M. Cammack .,A.l J. Ilaldy, also the Friends church. 'i r PORTLAND, Ore, Jaa, t7 (AP) Cattle 8. re Wei 10; taoatly ateadr, real era weak to SOe lawar. Bteers 600-900 lba food 38".?0 9.10 ; medraaji T.6a50: eennaoa 0.25rT 50. Steers BOO-1100 Jba., food 8,50(3)9. 10; mediaia 7.SS8.50; commen A.25W7.50. 8tera 1100-1300 lbs, rvod ft.Z568.85; nediwaa T.2508.JS. Heitexa 55O-8S0 lb-, food T.S0&S.S5; aaadiaaa 6.S0 7.30; cannon 6.50fe i.50. Cowa, rood 6.35g.T3; eotaaaoa. aad mediaia 5.00 S.SS; low ewttar aad cotter t.50Ci5.OO. Bulla (rearlna eseladad) 6.00ff5.75; ratter, oommoa and madiam 3.25S.OO.! Tealrs. aaiHc led 10.OO 11.50; nediam S.S9fe 10.00; aall aad eaaanoa 5.50 8.50. j Calves 150-500 lba.. good and, eboieei S.&O 10.50 ; common aad taediam, 5.00 ft S.50. i Hnra 1133. ateadf. ! (Soft er eily hipi aad roatin; pica excluded). Light lifata 140 lba $8.25 T9.35; iigat weight ISO-ISO lbc4 9.00 9.25; light weigtit 1SO-SOO lac. 9.00(a) 9.35; medium weight 200.220 lbi-8.25 0 9.25: madinoa weight S20-35O Ibt, 8.00: C.0: beaey weight J90J50 lb., 7.50 (S 23; heary waigbt 220 850 lba.. 7.00 S.50, Paekiag aawa 375-500 lba.. 6.50 ft8.oo. Faedar aad ataekar plga 70-180 lba.. S.TSIO.OO. Hbeeo 800. ateedr. Laatba SO lUe dawa $8.73 07.23 j ma- Siaea 6.ou.73. All weight, (iwbm 4.60 6 5.50. Yearling wethera 90 110 lba.. medinm te choice 4.00 (ft 5.50. Ewe 90-120 lba, aaedtuat to cboiea 2.50 ff 1.60: twee 120-150 lba.. mediae to eheire- .25S.25: all welgbta. call asl common z.jkj y z.za. Portland Produce POBTIJiSD, Ore, Jan. t7 (AP) Milk ateadr raw- arilk (4 per ceat). 82.00 per twt, detirocad Portlaad leaa 1 per ceat: grade O milk. 81.50. Battorfat dclirered lo Portraad. 22e. Ponltryateady baying pricet) Alive, ilieary hena oyer 44 lbt, 19c; me dical heaa SV&-4H lba, 14(3150; light bene 12(S:1S; eprmga. SOe; Pekin dacka, 4 lb., I aad orer. 8233e; colored dacka, 1601e; tarkey. Ka. 1, 281e; geeaa. Il7f)18. Potatoea ateady No. 1 graded. $1.75 (3 2.00; No. Si $1.15ei.50: llorida. aew $3.33 & 3.50 per &0 b. tack. Pruite, Vegetables TOTLAKDi Or., Jan. 87 (AP) Fruita 4vnd Tegetablel, Freah f rait r mng. a a4a, i parked, $3Cf4.50j jumble aterk. S3.2StS.60t grapafralt. Florida. 83.504.60; Ariaoas, $8.25: timet. 5 doa. carton. $3.60; banaaaa, Oc lb. Lem oaa California. $r,.60.60. - Oabbara aoral. 10 I He lb. Pbtatoaa Oregon Toachotea. $1.80 1.70: local, 1(1.25; Klamath gwma, $1.60; Takiraa, $1(9130 cental. New potatoea-Tezaa triumph $2.35e2.85 for 501b. bag. Seed potato leeaV S2H U. Oaiona oiling price to retallert: Oregon Ko. 1 grade, 606S0C Hothoaae rhabarb Waahlngtoa : extra fancy. I $1.20 1.23; faaey, $1.8301.10; c ho ire, 85e per box 15 lba, Oregon. Ne. 1J $1.50; Wo. S. $1.25 bos SO lba. Artickokea 8C.S531.S5 doien. Bplnacb local. 8 1.35 1.40 oraaga box. Crasbeiriea i eaatem, '$120 bkU Hncklckerries laaey. 11 12a lb. Celoa t fancy. SS&8a per doa; heartai S1.40 doa. amnrhaa. . Peppera bell. gmen. iasoe. avrH potatoea California, Sr4Vka la.; oaatorn, S3. as baahall Caaliflower Oregon, $1150; California. $1.25(31. $5 crate. Oarlio fiew 8af lOe. Tomatae hathoaao, $4.83 6ti a rata: Maaican. $3.75 W 4.85 lag. repacked. Iltaco Imperial valley, $2 Ul Pft grain, j Radio - rams Prog Wadnoaday, 7aaaary fit . XEX lisa Xo. Peruana! 7:00 WhMn Wiaard. - 7:15 Moraiag Bereaadara: nawa. 7:45 Family Altar Hoar. S: IS Organ eon cert, MBS. JlrOO afaodow Larae nrcbaatrs. llila oag Bag. 11 US prefoaanr and bl Draam Otrt; a w ' Hirit vrcaeawn. 1 rOS VoeaL S:1S milin'Sam. S:ne Organ ewaeert; news. S:R0 Newtciatlng. NBS. 8 : 4S Walter - Knaf man. bar! ten. . 4:00 Organ ononrt, Xr5S 4 :. Th.etro UeTiew. S'n . Oraaettra. S:ao Papnlnr aaelodlet. JTB. ' 9 00 ToAnerrille Bympknay. :se Keopolltna nreheatra. la tOO naaahiaa pre gram. Dressed Poultry iPORTLANrtJ Ore. Jan. St (AP) Draad paoltry aelllng prion 1 retail- era i turkaya, pear te geoc, i liaynti deck. S3c geeaa, lOftflOt; na, SOfJ 8M 10. 10:3O-r-Coaeert; I ! XOW 820 Kav Paruand 7 :( ftwvotlonnt aorvieea, i 7:30 HBO. ' i1 ! 9:15 Oookiag aebool. 10:00 Priaea at Pep. NBC. 105t-Mary Halo Martla. KBO. 10:30 alaiaaiae of the Air, KB A, 11:80 Mnaieal maaterworka.' -11:45 Jeanattn Cramer. 12:00 Rd-na VraTiaco Hopper, XBC. 13:15 Weatera Farm and Home, KBC. 1 :00 World Book Han. ' 1 :02 Town Crier. 1:80 NBC. i 3:0O ercaa. i I S:1S Holetata. KBC. I 8:0 A action bridge. 8:00 Blank aad ol4 roam, NEC. 8:4 To Vaeabosda, KbC. 4:15 JaUa XUyea. . ' 4 : 30 Organ and plan. 8:00. Itobny'.Jewea golf that. 5 :0 Prlneo of Maliedy 8:45 Near aerrim, KbC. - :45 M'AUer aeelediata. -10:00 Modern motod ia I a. KBO. 10:8S wootbearta of Mine. I I K J M.M'e orcaoatm. IS :00-l wo it aain Boa organ. Jkoao bm ks! csmnu HH Organ pmgraaa. 18:90 Varan program. I :oo Vaoderdto. 1 t4S Maaie br tbn naaaters. , S15 Aroaad the nampnn, t :80" Hamamakar Son. S:e .Tarat program. 7:80 KaJio ntrorthaaal Mates. Grade B raw 4 aatlk. deliTercd la Balena, fXf0 cwt, ' j 1 Battorfat at fama Sla. Salens S3c, j ' TXVTt ajtq Yiaxri.aTjr.a Pries pata te growtra by Salaa bcattrs. rfaanarr ST, 1981 i .n.sn Apple, fancy Meaiaag .751.2 Onlona U. a No. 1 U. 8. Ko. 2 Potatoes Uj 8. No. S -Sqaaak. par lb, Cabbasa Spinach TXqETABIJES -.78 -60 Celery, par dot., Eaachea hearts .00 .OS -1W .90 .71 .60 raxos ; So tall Prinan Calf meat, 25 lba. 1.S0-1.SB Serateh. ton , nn.a o .IT.00-40.00 Cera, whole, ton Cracked and (rot ad, ton I8.00-4l.oo Mill rua, ton t0.00-23.00 Bran, ton .,, ta o- Egg nui, cwt. ,. il.83-8J8 Eitrai Standard Medium . BOOS laying Prieos ..14 ..14 -11 Rooctert. old Spring Meaviea, heaa Medium bena . Light boos POOXTET Bsrlas Prions GXAXXr AXD BAT Baruuc Priaea Wheat, western rod , - Soft white . ...54 Barley, ton j, ,.22.00 to 23.00 Oata. grey, bo. ., - 83V White, bu. . , , , 83 rln orieea 1 1.00-12.00 1 1.00-12.00 Alfalfa, valley, aecond cutting 16.-18. F.nktera Oregon , sr.ua Common 18.00 Hayt baying prieea Oata and vetch, ton Clover Oil Top grade ..... PEFPBKMrST .1.89 HOPS .16 WAXKTJTS Korta Paclfis Kat Orowtr assa, PrUoi Franquottea raaey , . . Iar .... ... " Standard 1 .. , T 8oft ahell Fancy Iarga . Standard Uayettea Fancy .as .98 .19 Spring Cauliflower' to Start Moving Out! f Of Roseburg ! PORTLAND, jia, IT (AP)!- Despite Monday's two cent decline la the wholesale en market, deal era characterised the market ton as easy at today's open Ins; with dotnand from retailers fair. Re ceipts continued mors than am ple. Rutins; Quotations wero un chsmred. j j . i j. Butter market ruled steady , at unchanged quotations with con tinued inquiry tor S to 91 score cubes. A minor portion of fresh receipts went to storaje. Early tradinc in the fresh fruit and Tegetabla marketa was of nor mal Tolume at I around steady pricea, GorerAment market news serrlca reported: ' ' ; Carlot moTement of spring cnuliflowsr will 'start from tho Roaoburs district la about tea days, under present mild weather conditions. Limited Tolnme;of cuttings Is bain obtained now. Quality promises i to bo excellent, with an anticipated morement of about 100 carloads. I Sales ot Rome i beauty apples show considerable lncreasa la number la Takima and Wenat chea dlatricta, although, at low prices. Portland's apple situation remains about unchanged, with cheap ungraded stock represent- tnrgn, L ST (DeUvertd In 5-pound bags) Moat I aa ! Light amber halve r , , ' an Halvan and piecea 80-85 85-40 40-42 42-45 45-50 mm .04 -08 H .084 MEAT Bnytng rrleos i. amoa. top Iloga, 160-200 lba., Hog. 200 Ibl., p Steers Cowa HeKere , 03 U 02 to .08 Dreated real Urcaied bogs Coeree bfedinm WOOL .06 to .66 .o .06-.06H 04-.0S Zl2V4 .14 .18 Old K0KA1B lug tha majority of the moremsai. Consldetabls Tolume ot wrapped aad packed Spltteaberga Is still la storage here; and local dUtribu tloa ot this stock will prohrblt salt of WaaMag toa wlaeaapi hart, tor sereral weeks yet. California spinach has declined materially, due to increased loeal production, i ' . I WEST SUI CUIO ; ws peon WEST SALEM, Jan. IT. The community dab, heli their reg ular monthly meeting last night la tha community, hall, with Wal ter Oerth presiding at the) bus iness session. ; j . j Aa Impromptu program,-mosU If ot local talent and assembled by Ray Ferguson, president of the club was glrea as .follows: Tiolin soloj- MUs Claudlna Gerth with accompaniment - by Miss Betty . Bedford; guitar number by Curtis; Ferguson of iEola; reading. "Sixty , Daya," by Bill Oould of 8llT6rton road; tocsJ duet by J. A. Ooaaer aad Miss Helen Oosserj talk on Boy Scout work by A. C. Hennlngaen, scout master of tha West Salam troop; ad adrertlaing Ait ot tha play. "The Mummy and the Mumps, to ba put an by tha I club In the community I hall the erenlngs of Thursday, Tebruary , and Fri day, February 6. Perry Reiget man ot Salem la directing the play which Is expected to be ex ceptionally antertsinlng.. Following tha program, Mrs J. A. Oosser, Mrs. U M. Bill and Mrs. Roy Ferguson, refreshment committee, serred coffee and doughnuts'. I ' ! Hazel preen Club Plans Program HAZEL. CREEtf, Jan. ST. . -The community club! will gire a program Friday, January $0, at t o'clock, r Swiss yodellng by Saucy brothers, Parid, Mark and Pierre of HayesYtlle, ( will be one ot the attractions. Mr. McNamara of; Salem will furnlfih some musical numbers. The program Is not i complete. OFF FOR SUNNY SOUTH Captain Maleolm Campbell aad .his wife aad children as they , boarded the llomeiis at South ampton on his way to Dartona Beaca, Fla. There ha will at- i tempt te break the world'a land speed record of 231.36 miles per hour mads bj the late Sir Henry fieagrare. Fju Epidemic j j L i . Affects Horses L ' 1 i j! ' BRUSH CREEK, Jsa. ST - Farmers In this neighborhood hare complained during the past week's, time of their horses being UL! j ;. t Some ot the men hare diagnos ed! the Illness as influensa and find that It they feed their horses carefully they recorer Hans Lovelien lost one ot his horses a few days ago." CAR niTS STORR AUM8VILLB. Jan. Sun day afternoon while Sumner Clark, young aon of Charles Clark ot Turner was driving through AumsTjlle he attempted to stop in tronrot I. O. Alsman's store but the brakes failed to hold aad he hit, the front porch, knocking oft the banister and the two algns over head. , The only damage to the ear whs. a bent' fender. Sam Wills was re pairing the porch and " putting the signs is place Monday. SCHOOL TERM ENDS TURNER; Jan. 27 jThe first semester of school ends thla week. There will be o class work Fri day as the day will be taken up with the teachers making out their reports. There Is a prospect for a few new students the , last half of the year. . r i PLAY DATK 8KT ' i HOPEWELL. Jan. . 27 - The Falrriew community club will present the play 'Safety First" at the Falrriew school house Satur day erenlng. Jan. si. Admission will bei charged. . ! t joiiiod cDiicEi M Bl, MONMOUTH, Jani IT The third program of the Junior Con cert club occurred Saturday af ternoon at three o'clock la the training school . auditorium, di rected by Mrs. Cora Combs 01d ay, and waa featured by a Virgin la reel dance presented by an ad vanced group from the depart ment of physical education ot the normal school, with these partlcl pents: ' Ereljrn Lakin, Margaret Litton, Margaret Scrlbner, lone Rich ards, Dulcle Andrews; Elsie Swetnam, Iarelle Florence Clark. girls took the ladl the second four took gentlemen's parts. Judith Stererson accom panied at the piano. Piano solos were glren by War ren Elliott. Mildred Miller and, Frances Shogren; readings, by. Betty Mack and Elra Lindernann; a two-part song, "Slumber" by a group of flft hand sixth grade girls and boys; and a song and dance number by Yvonne Norris and Betty Petrle, with piano ac companiment by Norma Parrlsh. Door prizes, tickets to the IsU theater at Independence, were furnished by Ross II. Nelson, manager. Swetnam and The first four es I parts; and r John E. Berg Called Beyond SILVERTON, Jan. 77 John E. Berg, died Satorday at his home at 238 Fifth street. Funeral arran cements, in charge of Jack and Ekman, hare not been com pleted as word is awaited front his brother, Hans, In Iowa. Mr. Berg was born In Norway, June 7, 1866, and rnme to the United States In 1882, living in Minnesota for a number of years. On May 8, 1884. he wa married to Emma Ileitis, who ! snrrirea him. They have lived at Silver ton for the past eleven years. He is survived by-his widow, his brother, and one sister, Emma Berg of Norway. "The Border 'Lion' iTAaSwrwa a mwuj ,. 7 YPfr wTrT tAouitf ??Vn?r XTUts Krsr "TUArr VV M hA Tis A PuAtfJ, fancv ora. i Iff T J T Does mb ru,nr- JCHSvK 1 iNCTFPerieraT KNOT ttf If tJK EVEN Wrtrt HtrA ANt I rT:c SJ V HIST3MU EVBRVTIM8I fK, tVWMTTAKtf I X CATCH HlrA OVCta. 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