i
ENJOYS
PEPETItJG
"Children and Pure Water"
Declared Town's Best
Assets
SCIO," Jalr 2.wChlIdren and an
adequate supply of par water
these are two leading' assets of a
town. Dr. H. C. Epley of Salem
told a pep meeting in 8clo Mon
day evening.' Asa Eastburn. man
ager of tn Associated store, pre
sided in the absence of P. W,
Schrunr, who called the meeting
but who was called oat of the city
on business.
The purpose of the meeting,
which was held at the Sclo con
fectionery. , was to consider the
proposal to commemorate In an
appropriate- manner the s access of
the town council in providing a
new water supply for Sclo the
drilling and' equipping of a well
205 feet In depths
-The business houses of the city
were well represented and enthu
siasm was manifest from the
onnding of the gavel to the mo
tion to adjourn. "Invite the may
ors of the neighboring towns, dec
orate the town, arrange for . the
governor to press the button that
will start the celebration, put on
a contest for a queen of the fes
tival, get up a parade, floats, have
a band during the day and In the
evening," Dr. Epley suggested.
A general committee consisting
of P. v7. Schruak. Earl Phillips
vand George Patrny was appointed
by the chair, with Instructions to
Investigate the feasibility of the
plan and to report at the earlist
practicable moment.
A committee comp.sed of W. H.
Dennlson and C. P. Bryan was
Instructed to take np ' with In
terested "business men .the matter
of a night watch for the. city and
make report , at 'nee. ' It was
brought out at the . Jieeting that
salary for two months is now due
the night watch. Mr. Bryan has
since reported that a majority of
the business men favor the 'reten
tion of the night waU. Ott Bll
yeu. wbQ has served since last
November.
A decorating committee com
posed of R. M. McCain and R. T.
Carleson was named by the chair.-
Most. of the merchants present
Indicated Intention of closing their
places of business on Saturday,
July 4.
Fire Destroys
J. J. Crabb Barn
RICKEY. July 2. The barn on
the J. J. Crabb farm was com
pletely destroyed by fire Thurs
day morning.,
The stock were moved but qnlte
a quantity of hay as lost. The
origin of the fire is not known.
There was some Insurance but ft
will be a heavy loss to :be Crabb
family. .
I PARTY KXJOYEI
I " GERVAIS, July 2. The older
girls' troop of Girl Scouts gave a
party and weiner roast for the
f Vyounger girts troop - Thursday
evenlng at the home of Miss Cath-
X7 ft or Rnrh t rnnrva ar
Ql 1UO Avail a.
active and progressing rapidly un
r der the leadership of -Mrs. A. B,
dkisson. Troop 1 has received
I Its official registration, which en-
titles the members to attend and
I be recognlied by any other tropp
I in th iTnitMf stnt or England.
Four new members have recently
been added: Georgia Cole to the
older girls troop and Dorothy.
"Ruth and Mary Ferguson to the
younger girls' troop. ' .
GUESTS FROM.feOrTII
BETHANY. July 2 Mr. and
Mrs. Cecil Sketch and two chil-
' dren of Hollywood. California,
and Mr. and Mrs. A. Wolf of San
Francisco were guests at the Os
car Satern home last week. Mrs.
, Sketch and Mrs. Wolf will be re
membered as the Misses Josephine
nA rmmi Jnhnson of McKee.
Oregon. The party visited at thej
home of an uncle, Mr. Hans Han
eon, of Sllverton also. They
planned to see a number of other
relatives at Jefferson, McKee and
Portland before their return to
California.
- GUESTS IX STAYTOX
STATTOX, July 2 Mrs. Susan
Marking .and daughter. LaVene,
who have been In California sev
eral months for Mrs. Marking's
health are here at the home , of
her brother, Chas.' Streff. As
aoon as there is room Mrs. Mark
ing will enter the state tubercular
AOsprtaL Mrs. Marking has been
a resident of Stayton nearly all
her life, and 1 has many friends
liero who-regret to learn of her
all health, the result of an attack
of Influenxa. ' '
i '' ; .
ATTEND POWELL. RITES
' JEFFER30X, July 2 Out of
toint folks who attended the fu
neral services for tbe late Henry
Powell Wednesday afiernoon are:
Mr. and Mrs. J. Wv Merrltt, Mr.
and Mrs. John Meritt, Mr. and
Mrs. Eld red Long, Mr. and Mrs.
Marvin Long. Mr. and Mrs. B. I.
Arnold, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Arn
old, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Long.
Mr. and Mrs. Porter Long, all of
Sclo; Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Long,
and Mrs. Cora Miller of Eugene.
OFFICERS INSTALLED
MILL CITT. Jaly 2. Inatalla
tion of the new officers in the
Mill City Rebekah lodge were held
Wednesday evening. July 1, in the
I. O. O. F. hall, with Mrs. L. A.
Kaineo tavklng the chair avs aoble
grand, Mrs. -John Swaa, warden;
Mn. riojd Fleetwood, conda
K. G.: Frank Taylor. L. S. N. O.:
treaa; Mm. Losrise Kennedy, R. 8.
Charles Wilson, outer guardian.
Miss Sylvia Gooch.is tha retiring
noble grand. i ; . ' ;:
i BACK FROM VACATIOJf
. WALLACE ROAD, Jalj 2
Mr. tad Mm. W. F.IcCall of War
lace Read who have bee spending
thplr mmmer! raeatfos at their
CA1NADIAN WHEAT: CROP : IS SHORT
EgIgS STEAJDY AFTER TWO GAMS
Little More Than Half
Crop Expected and r',
Prices Advance
. - J.: i . "
CHICAGO, July Z (AP)
Sensationally - adverse - Canadian
crop reports lifted wheat today,
notwithstanding primary receipts
in the jCnited States totaled more
than twice as much as a year ago.
One Canadian authority said that
allowing for any future Improve
ment, this season's wheat crop
would jnoti exceed 200.900.000
bushels.! compared with 174,
000.000 last year. ' .
Premier Bennett of Canada was
quoted! as i saying Una dominion
faced its greatest national disas
ter, j : ! :
Wheat closed unsettled 1-8-1
cent higher, corn 2-8 oft to 1-8 up,
oats atj -H advance.
1 1 i
PORTLAND, Ore,, Jnly 3 UP)
Pr4ace ! exchaarej act priest : bitMr,
extra 34; staadarda 33; prima first
22; tint 1. E(p, Irnk extras 20;
(rasa Mediant 17.
Portland Grain
ponrijixo;
Wheat Intares:
Ore, ; July 2 (AP)
Open
Hit-h
Lew
C1M
64
Jul. - , i aH 44 ,
Sen. .... j ,- ,-U.V M4
4
Cuk markets: wheat: big Head blue
st em .58; eeft white, western white .66:
hard winter, aertharm spring, western red
.53. - ! "
Oats: ka, 3 white $11.50.
Corn: Be. S J. T. S'iS.&O.
Millraa standard 913.60.
I Portland Livestock
POBTtAXD. Ore, Jnly 3 ( AP)
Cattle 60, ca've 10. azaaad steady.
Steers j 60O-9O0 Ins.. goad Q
S.65; senium T.75fifS.5; eoiw S.Stf
fa 7.74; 4a VOO-llOw Ion-, coed 8.00
t.SO; aedinna 7.25 8.00; eaaiiaea S.UO
47.25; Sa 1109-lSuo lbs, f-oed 7.00 Q
7.25; medians e.OOfrT.OO. Hetfere 55o
850 lbaj M '. 7.0O; snedinaa S.SO
feS.50; common 4,505.50. Cewa, feed
5.Z5&M3; common aad laediam d.XSft
5.25; law cutter aad eatter L.1S14..i.
Balls (yenrliera esc laded) . (and. aad
ehoaea beef .t(4.50; antler, ciaaii
aad medians S.OO . Veal.rs, milk
fed. food and ehaiea T.50.50; ma
diaaa 5.75 C 7.25; call aad eommea 4-O0
QS.OO. )Cales 230-300 lea-, od aad
caeice .2 J a 7.75.
, Hoga lOO. stead.
Light iiigut leu-ISO loa, faod aad
choice aOOiJS.75. Light weight ISO
ISO las4 rood and caeiea 8.A0B.T;
da 180-200 lba.. good aad nneiea. S.Oft
S.7S. Median weight 20O-220 ihk. good
aad cheica T.Tiwa.TS; da 330-250 lb.,
good aad choice S.75f7.7S. Ueavy
weight 250 2 OO lbs., good aad choice S.25
7.7$r da laa goad aad choice
.007.0v. Packiag aowa 275-500 Ibc,
aediuaa land i good 5.008.00. reader
aad atoeker pige 70-130 lbt good aad
choice 7.SO & 8.50. ,
Shoep asd laaha. SOS; ajaotahly ateady.
Laaiba- 90 ioa. dewa. good wad choice
3.2Jttf.t5: BtediDBi 4.25 t 5 .IS; ell
weiffBta jeeaiaMm SJ04.5O. Tearliag
wethera to-lla ib4 aiediam to choice
2.00 r 3.50. Kwm SO-120 Ibi.. Mediam
to choice 1.75612.25: do 120-150 lbt.
medinai to choiee 1.50 ($2.00; all weight!
emu aaj Monti WOll.
FriiitSe Vegetables
POBfTLAXD. Ore, July S (AP)
Uraagaa- pack4, aleacia, S2.75&5;
grapefruit florid. Sl.SOfee; Caltformia,
3.75U5; liatca. 5-da(. cartoa, 92.50;
bananas. I 5c lb. Lcatooi California,
aa.TSfa, 7 caae.
(Mrawtarn-iea Oregna. MarahaU. $20
2.50. Kaapberriea local. $1.25 crate.
Wateratellona Kloadikes, 2e lb. Canta
loupe California jam bo. $2.50(g2.75;
BtandardJ : S2.25&3.70; pony, $1.85 6 2
crate. i Heneydew me loo California
jwmbe. SU.73(8; atandard. $2.50 &
2.75 crate, - t
4 abba go lecal, new. S0(g75e half
crate. Onions selling price to retailers:
Oregon, 1 1.50 1.75 ttL; CsL sew crop
Beraindas.i $1.75 crate; yellow, $2.25
2.50 cental: red.. $1.75 cental. Seed po
tatoea Ural lalae lk. Rhubarb
local, balk, 2 He in. Artichoke! GO 9
80 do.J ; ' I
Spistcl Iocs, 75 orsnfe box. Celery
Labiahj 7ic(a$1.25 per doien. Muih
reeome hbthoaM. S5ia40. Peppers
bell, green, 8 rf 10c. . Kweet ' potatoea
altera. $3.75 hamper. Canliilower
aorthwest. $lftl.-i per crate. - t
Besot Th lalle, k8c .Tomatoes
Ssa Pedra, $2.15 & 2.25 lur. repacked.
Texas. $S.75Q3.25: hothoase. 12 9 14c
Lottnco IncaC $UJfel.7S crate. Aspar
ru b t, St. 25. ' Cherriea
Bings, ;7fSe Jh.; Roral Anne. 50e lb.
Portland Produce
POBTLAXD. Ore, Jaly 2 (AP)
Milk boriaf price: grade B $1.60(9
1.S0 cental, with "surplus' Si Q 1.60
Portland 'delivery aad iaspecttoa.
Nate Oregoa walants, li(25e: pea
nuia. 12c lb.: Eraxila. 18y20e; abnoads,
lttlSc lb.; filberts. 2tt2c; pecan.
20c. . f - ' '
Hope neaiUal, 1929 crop, 10 lie;
1930. 1&17. .
. Lira poultry e ' baring , prices:
heavy beta, colored. 4M lbs. a p. 17
le !V; do H-4 Iba.. 12 (if 13c; aader
3'4 lbs.. illlc; broilara, whit. 17e;
colored l$20e lb.; So. 2 Tfteiekeas. e
lb.; aid roosters. 7; dacks, Pekia, HQ
15e: geesa lSc-
, Potataea Orogon. Desekates, $L3S&
1.50; Bakers.-$1.75; local, 70I0; Ta
kima. 2i(3l.li.
Kew poutoea local, lc lb.; east,
west 14 lb.
Ha bnying prlea for prodnear; al
falfa. $14fel5; cloeor, ieil2; oau
aad Telch. $10(4 11 tea.
Dreesod ponhry aelling price to re
tailors: tarkeya, poor to good. J
dncka. 25c: geeso. lie; capons. $1
. 4 Trlday, Jnly S '
XQW 420 St rrtla4
:$ DvoUsl. '
T: 43 Van aad Dts, KBC.
9 :H Cooking aehool.
:30 The eatertaiaere.
10:30 Woman 'a Magasina of the Air.
11:30 Julia Hsyes.
11:15 Orrsn enert.
12:15 U'estem Vam Bad Heme near.
2:35 Aircraft talk.
2:45 NBC matinee. ' -
S:45 Organ. ' : r -r"-' f-
: Panl Whlteaeaa, VBO. .
T:00 Ames 'a' Andy, NBC.
7:45 Aldeann Smith, soprano.
$:! tfellawed Mtlodit, B0.
10:45 Hot Owls. ; t -
. xonr
. :oo KOIN'a Klock.
T:o Heronadera. - . : v
0:O0 Tarwagh tho window.
:0O Andy aad Yira-i-ia.
p :1S Peedinaadoe rehMtra, CBS.
11:15 International kitchen.
X:09 Th$ Hoiteti $( th$ Air. r i
j..0 Hllrwod Carkse tlb.
t:Oe Teeaialnn Paaeiaa. DLEB.
:SO Adventnraa. CBS,
S :45 Srampfcamle
cotttgtJ at Wwt Uti wlU rttarn
home the latter part of thai week.
Mr. McCatt who- ti bwen ewsnl
inralld tor a number of years
fladr his kealta mvca IrajrortdL
Mrs McCall is ttate grt& lee
tnnr.. -
General
Markets
; Radio
Progtams
Salem Markets
Grade B raw 4 milk,
delivered la Sale as, Sjl.lO tm
flJJO crwt.
Butterfat at. (arm 19t.
Salem 20c. .
rBtrrr ajtd tscktabubs i !
Prion paid to growers or SaJaai bayera,
Jnly 1. 1931 , ,
' TBQITASLU . ,
Radishes, doa. - - , ,
On tone. doa. :
Asparagat
Asparagns
Carrota 4
Hpiaach, crate
Lettaca, crate
Cabbage, crate
.60
.90
-SO
ZOOS
Buying Priooa
Extra
Mediums
.IS
.11
1 POOXTRT
Buying Prlooa
Roosters, o'd
Jtroilers . ,. ,.
Hcaries. hens
Medium beat
as to 20
Light hens
il
GBAXir AVD BAT
Buying Prices
Wheat, western red ,
.41
White, bo.
44
.22.00 M SS.0Q
28
Barley, toa
Oats. grey. pa.
White, bn.
Hay: baying
!
Or U nnd retch, ton
S.00-9.OO '
.9.00-9.00
(. over
Alfalfa. Taller, lad cutting 13.00-15.00
Eastern Oregea , ' nn
Cor-jnon - , t na
hop
Too (rsde
Old stock
.o$-.ie
MXAT
Baylag PrlMS
Tj.abs. lop nA-
Hoga. top 74
Hoga. 100 tba. np 0H-Q7,
steer r - , " to jn
Cows
.os to jut
-04-.05
., 19 i
11 ,
Helfera
Dressed real .
Dressed hoga
WOOI.
Coarso
hfedlnsa
.11'
J$
OIL IS STOLEN !
GERVAIS, July 2 Thieves en
tered the barn and storeroom of
Henry Picket Sunday . sight and
took a 30-gilloa tank of motor
oiL several milk cans and tools
and drained another oil can of Its
contents and took. all away with
them. Mr. Flckel and family
MICKEY MOUSE ! jf "Winning; by n Keck. 4 , i ; J J ' -I ' !'
THIMBLE THEATREteiring Popeye
I rAU5T TE5T MV PUNCH -
OROEKWt, go tell
PETE TO C0tM. '
LITTLE ANNIE ROONEY
fS 7THE POUCeTWNK AMWE f7 ID MEET THE 6WABS ft- LET" VJ ri& AMT
I . I X 1 K WTMOTVvOaCCS.VE5rEI If ME6ETwyTrsOKANOSONTHEP?ATESl- I f STER
s w nr nx. - w snn
m m u - . -mw- saw1 v m m m . a
ill Lry & wi vnud. otxzGam Mstn tr i to that tzz n t-trri waotsr 7 a w m t -j -----r?
r r ii v i k "s. m a. ii aiac w I I w im- .iv ' . r m m . a nii v i I m r t-w t -r a
POLLY AND HER PALS l . "Paw Takes a cue- : , ,
ONCE THE DUFFER HAS ABSORBED) ( WUTS THE IDEAI T-T VTT
THE ESSENTIALS, HE SHOULD T-rT ( OP THAT OUT- SMA FELLER ( -!M HIS OWN ) -
DEVELOP HIS OWN)wts' I FIT UNK? Jy HAS A. OZ S WAY J &5h hiT SAYS SO S
GAME. IN HlSljr- sz. f!p r'f. RIGHT TO c?- v. , - rW A S ,NI "mE
Twr (C. 3 :r''
The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem.
Butter' is Weaker With
Receipts Heavy; !
Lambs Lower
PORTLAND. July J-L(APJ-
The egg and butter markeu were
resting today. Eggs were holding
the two adances ef the week, apt
pareotly without effort. Batter,
however, was resorted none too
strong with receipts about as
heavy as the trafflo coald bear.
Prices for country killed" lambs
were reduced here today. The new
market Is 11-Utt cenU. with very
little moving to the trade at the
higher price. Hogs are ateady at
IX cents; medium to poor calves
and heavy Teal is draggy, but
there Is n good call for choice
light stuff. There will be mo
nurtwT along Front street Sat
urday. .
watermelons were advanced a
quarter of a cent a pound to 2 He
this advance, coming in - cool
weather with large . supplies la
the hands of retailers, surprised
many. - f
Seedless grapes are arriving In
larger quantity now and the price
was marked down to f 3.25 to the
trade.
A. shipment of Bartlett pears
was received from California.
They are going to the trade at
11.25.
New potatoea are moving slowly
In trade circles. The supply Is
large and continues to Increase at
shipments come In from virtually
all sections of the Pacific north
west. Kennewlck offerings are
moving at , . cents and Califor
nia's are a quarter lower.
. Receipt of Chinook 1 salmon
are Increasing, the Oregon Fish
company reports. Prices are un
changed, but the market . has sT
weak undertone and a recession
may be foreed next week.
There seems to be no demand
for rhubarb. ' The Quality of
Gresham offerings Is very good,
but buyers do not seem Interested.
moved to this place during last
week, add It surely does not give
them a good opinion of the com
munity to hare this happen ts a
new comer.
I rsTcVAD sttu. kow. i r : 1
nV PETE-1 UKW T0i
f-j j
Oregon, Friday 'Morning, Jalr 3,
0
picidfie
keeps r.i'.rjy BUSY
BRUSH CREEK. July 2 Dur
ing tne absence of the Cattron
family from their farm in the
Brush Creek district the place Is
being cared for by Mrs. Cattron's
parents. Mr. and Urs. J. 1. Tan
Camp, whose home is la North
8U vert on. At present Harold
Cattron Is working on a farm near
Salem, whll his mother and sis
ters, lfabel and Ethel, went to
Greaharn at the beginning of the
raspberry season. - They are ex
perienced pickers and found work
at a berry yard la. which they had
formerly been employed.
: Another daughter of Ur. and
Mrs. Tan Camp came from Wash
tngton recently for a few dayaAe
companted by her two children
Urs. Davis drove- back ' to her
some near Seattle Sunday.
i
G. A. Spellbrink -
Is Mourned
MACLEAY, July 2. This com
munity Is deeply grieved over the
death of O. A. Spellbrink. Mr.
Spellbrink underwent an opera
tion two years-ago and tor some
time seemed to be In natter health,
but tor the past few months has
been rery 111 and suffered a great
deal.
; He was a kind father anc. a good
neighbor, and . was actively In
terested In his home community.
) Though having no .children In
the horns school ha has been a
member of the school board for
a number of years,
t He . leaves, besides his widow,
one daughter. Mrs. V. L. Maatea:
two sons. Arthur and Perry, and
two grandchildren, DeLora and
Donald Spellbrink, all of Macleay,
and many friends.
TO ATTEND BTJCKEROO '
! GERVAIS, July 2. City "Mar
shal William Bowley plans to at
tend the Molalla Buckeroo Satur
day and to meet some -old friends
who are a part ef the company
putting on the show. Mr. . Bowley
says he has not been eft duty on
this holiday in the 17 years he
has held this position. L. R. Qlea
soa will act as marshal during Mr.
Bowleys absence.
Tl4l$ "DH'i IT 6 "
Now Showing "The Coming Event
A Pair of
1931
TEE OFF. ON MARITAL FAIRWAY
In a beautiful outdoor wedding ceremony, Glenna CoCett, five times
U. 8. women's golf champion, and Edwin H. Vare, Jr., of Philadel-,
phla, nephew of former Senator Vare of Pennsylvania, were started
dewa the fairway ef marital bliss at Greenwich, Conn! br the Rev.
Frederick C. Budlonc The bride and groom are shown being united.
GUESTS AT BRUSH CREEK '
BRUSH CREEK. July 2 Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest Chlttlck of Metis
ma spent Sunday with. Mr. and
Mrs. Martin Jorgensen. parents
of Mrs. Chlttlck. Mr. Chlttlck is
employed In a sawmill near Me-
hama. For a Tear the mill was
shut down during which time the
Chlttlcks lived in Salemv When
the mill opened for work again
this spring they returned to Ma
nama. Mr. and Mrs. T. Jorgensea and
son drove over from their home
near Salem to enjoy Sunday with
Mr. Jorgensen's parents, also. '
TEACHER CHOSEX i
BETHANT. Jnly 2 Mrs. Ep-
rol Ross of Sllverton has been
elected teacher of the - uppeer
grades In Bethany school for the
coming, school term. During the
past year Mrs. Roes has been sub
stitute teacher la the Sllverton
FlrAt VlNV.. nN!TVWT
RKT.POPE. COUVDNtT
STcVO UP AFTER. A
SOCK URETHfT.
OF fAV PUNCH
Wteh - Dogs - ;
VIE SOTTA WCTCH
7
nut, .
ZERO MSS. AiBOeT
i THEM TVJO
PUkNNsNS SOrVQ.
..'f.:V
"1.
r
schools. Mrs. Caspar Towe, who
taught the upper classes, la Beth
any for two years, has taken a
position in a school nearer her
home In the Sllverton hills. Mrs.
Stewart McClure, teacher for the
past-several years In the lower
-grades In Bethany, has been re
elected. :'i
GUESTS FROM EAST
BRUSH1 COLLEGE. July 2
Mr. and Mm. Merlo E. Eaton and
children Elizabeth Ann and Ro
bert of Minneapolis, arrived Mon
day at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
"William n. Stoddard of Brush
College where they will make an
Indefinite visit. Mrs. Eaton and
Mrs. Stoddard are es Liters. Mr.
Eaton Is connected with the Min
neapolis and St. Louis railroad
company and Is here on a month's
vacation. The Eaton family In
tend to make a tour ef tire-
beaches while here.
OROtHV. GO TfCK UP
ft THOUSAND tAROS
fovrvrisir4Ci iwz fight
tfeUJttN tU- r4t)
popere,
O0w
comee.r
AfcE.
HAS GOTTA
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PAGE SEVEN
LODEIlllESfl
HiciiFit pmm Fm
IIIUIiL.ll I UIIIU...J
PORTLAND. -"July 2 (AP)
Loganberries had a stronger, tone
on the East Side Farmers market
today. Buying was good at $1.35
a crate tor good staff. This ad
vance may not. hold, but if the
supply continues to- be reduced by
cannery buying, the trade expects
to see this price carry over Into
next week.
There was a good supply ef al
most everything on the market
i growers came In prepared to
do all the business possible before
the long weekend. .
Although, loganberries were
higher, raspberries failed to do
mors than ' rally tomoorarllr.
Early aalee were a fraction high
er, but before the session was aa
hour old prices reverted to the
0e-tl.l that ruled the orerlous
day. Concessions from this level
wag expected before the end of
the day.
The advance of loganberries to
a point well above raspberries es- -tablishee
a precedent for the sea
son. The same thinr riannanod
one day last season, but It was not
as marked as the premium estab-
ES
FOR CELEBRATION
MOLALLA. July 2 The
judges for the Molalla Buckeroo
which will be held July 3, 4 and
S are on the- grounds. Guy Ray
of Salem.-famous trick rider: Leo
Caldwell, stockman of Pendleton
and former world champion all
around cowboy: Tom Delanr. well
known stockman of UTkevlew. ' 1
The first day of the show tS
children's day and the Fischers
Boys JuTenll band of Portland
will be guests of the association
and win appear la the parade and
play la the grandstand during the
show.- Kirks Buckeroo band la
full cowboy regalia will appear
each day is the parades. There
will be no reserved seats July 2
and children under 14 will be ad
mitted for half price. Reserved
seats will be sold for July 4 and f.
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