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' ttfcs?Pa.EGON STATCSrAIf, Ore?ca, Tctsday troretaIrfy If, lSST- i . 1 Lllffl RECEIVES . :fflfflffl BOOKS Volumes Cover Wide Field Or Subjects, Include Some new Fiction - Over 29 new book. covering a wide field, poetry, architecture, history, marketing, fiction, bare' been received at the Salem public library the past month. Miss Maud E. Covington, librarian, reports. Listed below are some of these new books: Craddoek. Dilemma In India; Fairbanks Th Lion's Den; Oakl on. The Texas Titan Story of Sam Houston-: Hughes, Story of the Theatr; Cans, In an Unknown Land; Moll. Native Momenta and Other Poems; Bojer. Ererlastlas Straggle; Manning-Sanders, Cro chet Weman; Cowan. Range Rid er; Abbott. About the Murder of Gerald la e Foster. Farts. Book of Everyday Hero Ism. Book of Everyday Conage; Holme, Caricature of Today; Ma jor, Domestic Architecture of the Early American Republic; Watts. Roadside Marketing; Stols, Mem oirs of Sedgwick Post No. 10, O. A. R. Lerlnger. History of the Jews of the XT. S.: Paradise, New Book of Magic; Baker. Contem porary American Poets; Duncan, Prehistoric Man; Walling, Stroke Of One. ' , - ' Piper. Son of John Winterings barn; WllenskL- Modern Move- menu In Art; Vealea, History of Pease; Brallsford. Making of Wil liam Pena; Overstreet. The End of the Qnest; Treadweall, ' Cattle King; Johnson, Stability of Em ployment: , Russell Sage .'founda tion, 8oc!al Work Yearbook ; Ash brook. Rabbits for Pood and Fur; Bendloos, The Frontiersman; Coolldge. Maverick Makers; Ken nedy, The rool of the Family; Hurley. Magle Land of Maya; Lor ing. Light of Windows. 1 HICERTTO Bl r BE DRAWING GUI . I - , Tonight's band concert !n Will fcon park Is expected to attract a targe crowd due to the. success Which greeted prior concerts this year and the attractive program prepared for this evening. Direct or Steelhammer announced the following program yesterday: Our National Heritage March - Woods Jolly Robbers Overture. .Suppe .Bailey nd 'Aaf Wledersehn Walts rnnnlir nnmbers Tie a Little String Aroa your Finger . Song of the Islands Bine Again. Selection. "High Jinks" .Clark (Vocal solos by Lyman MacDonaM By the Rlrer Sainte Marie The Kings Horses Pits of Old Time Hlts-te- quest) . ..J. '. Reeg election. "Babes. In Toyland" ; w Herbert Frlscllla March Clark Btar Spangled Banner. PR. P6WER BACK; HOME WEATHER ... IS IMPROVEMENT Distressing heat throughout the talddle west made Oregon seem especially delightful to Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth Power who return ed early yesterdsy from, a month's trip which took them as far east' as Chicago. Mra Power left May 22 to - spend several weeks Tisltlng at her parents' home at Appleton, .Wisconsin, be fore tb doctor's antral. , Later they spent a week in Chi cago and another week in Roch ester. Minn., Dr. Power attending the Mayo clinic there. He was .well pleased with clinic facilities there available. On their return last week Dr. and Mrsf Power spent four days In Yellowstone Rational park. Depression has ef fected park business notably, they aid yesterday, maay employes harlng been released who were tired at the first of the season to take care of tourist travel which Aid not develop. Cancer claimed 1.052 lives In 1930 and 1,004 In 1129 la Mississippi. HAS BIRTHDAY "SSSSSB JaKn D. Rockefeller, Sr. (above), celebrated his ninety-second birth day July 8, bat many of the cua- ; tomary trimmings were absent, (due te the advanced are of the ! famous financier." The band' con cert usually held was cancelled and the seed "oil king spent V1. day quietly with members of hli ! family at his magnificent Poeaa- ticeXtUsj-W.-V aatai- WjEAT HALE CENT fJiOM LOWEST HDP CROP HERET TO BE SMALLER German Finance Crisis - Ahcl Heavy Harvest 1 Are Factors s . - ; CHICAGO. July IS (AP) Germany's nightmare financial conditions and a record breaking wheat harvest movement in the United States led to sharp down turns of grain today. latest r tumbled to, within cent i of j the lowest ' point ever reached for future delivery con tracts en i the Chicago board : of trade. Simultaneously Liverpool outdid previous lows since If 5 4, Disappointing volume of United States -export business apparently Indicated that even ; at bargain counter rates. foreign buyers had no Intention of taking wheat be yond 1 hand to month require ments. . I - Wheat closed unsettled B-R-l V cents lower, corn 2-8-1 1-8 off, oats S-4-1 V- 4own. . General Markets POaTLASD. Or. Joir 1 CAP) Preaere oKcataac. ae price: better, ex tra. S4; eUaaaawa. prim finti 21 : tints SS. EcC. trash. Ktn SO troth ateaioaas If, : ( - I Portland Grain PO8TULKD1 Or., July , Wheal ietarae : . . ! : ; Op air JaL el 4H 4 JmL ww SOS SOH fcea. ala 48 4y new 49 n (AP) ClaM 4 se 49Va 09 Low 49 SO 48H 49 SS Caak mrkt: Utt: him- Bn4 bhia- tUim. .63; art arkit. irMtara white. .44: hr4 winter, orthro. (prise, VMtera ra .44. m ' 0U: K. 2 vkit $2.50. Cor: M. til, S1T.50. Miliru tui(Ur4 $1X.5. Portland Livestock poa-nuAKo. or, jair is (ap) Caul 1484, ciItm 100, Uclmdinc SSI cattla aiect or thromgiii opened slow. Stears COO-0OO Iba, good SS.3S 96.65; modiai 7.78.S5; aoauwta 6.50 tf 7.75. btear BOO-1 100 lba, rood S.OO(o,8.S0; madimia TJSfefaOO; coBisas 6.00(7.15. Steers 1104-1400 lW rood T.OOt7.25; madivm S.ftO&T.OO. Heifers 65O-850 lix, food 6.Sut?7.00; mediam 50 ti 6.60; eornmeo. 4.54(0 S.M. Cows, good 5.255.T5t eosuBO and medium 4.25 (& 55 ;, low Tatter aad cutter 1.7554.35. balls i (ToarliBf a axeluded) rood aad csoica (beef 400ty40; cutter, com mon and saedium a.00 4s4.0O. Vealers (milk led good aad rhoiea 7.50 8.50; mediam 6.077.50; cull and common 4 .00(3 6.0. OaWea S50-50O lba food aad choice e.zfcffT.7; aommon and ma ttram 3.7i9.t5. Hoc 1530. iaeladias ST4 direct or t&rouf-a; slaasbter classes lOe hirher. Lisa! iiht 140-100 lbs, food aad caoica:SS.aSS.85. Light weight 160- 1H ls. gaod ad choice S.S0&4.85; do 180-200 lh.. good and choice 8 60 8.85, Uodinia weirht 200-820 ls rood aad choice 7.WM8.85; do 220 50 lbs, good sad -choirs S.83&7.8S. Heavy weight 250-290 lbs, rood aad choice 8.50(97.15; do SSO-SfrO lot., good and choice 6.00 & 7jOO -i Packing sows S75-50O lbs, modium and rood 5.0V 06.00. V coder and stock er pigs 70-lf 0 Ihs, good tad cboica 8.00 SheoD and lambs; 1200. including 80S direct or throogk; talking steadr- Lamb 90 lbs, down, rood aaa cnotco 8S.0069S.75: modium 4.00(85.00; ail weigata eomrno 8.00 4.00. Tssrling wethers 90-110 lbs, -medium to choice 2.50 4.00. . Eweo 90-120 lbs, medium to choice 1.7S&3.2S: do 120-150 lbs, medinm te choice 1.502.00 aU weights cull sa4 eommaa 1.00(ffl.50. 1 Fruits, Vegetables P03TLA.3D. Ore.. July 11 (AP)' Orsngee packed. Valencia, 83.50&S; granefruit. riorida. 84.506 5; California. 98.75&4.tSs limes. 6-dos carton, 82.25; bananaa. 5c lb. lemons California, 89 cssa. Basp barries local. 91-95 crate. Blackcaps local.! 81.75 crate. Watormoloaa Klondike. 2 4 lb. Can taloupes ChUXomia Tuxlock Jumbo, 82.75; Standard, $1 SO; ponies. $2. Honoyasat aaolona California largo flats, 81.S. Its. Boadless grspes. 8"! Apricots The Dalle. Sejf79. Peaches California ElberUa. 1 1. . Cabber local. aw, 14 lb. Potatoes Oregon.! Xesehats. 81351.50: Ba- srera. 91.7: local. laaima. soc 2 01.15. Oaione aelliag price to retail ers: Oregea, 1.ci.t cwi. ; ;auiornia now crop Bermuda. 81.TS crate; yellow, $3.1524: Barmudas, 1.78 - a crate; yellow, $T.tJ3.50 cental; red. $1.7 cental; VTeBa Walla. Globes, $1.75. Rood potatoes looaL lHHe id. Bhubarb toeaL bulk. So lb. artichokes 608fre aos. Cucumbers field grow a. 604 T5e box. Bptaaeh local, v crato. Coltrrr Laiiib, 7&oW91.z per aoisn. Vushrooma fcothonao, 7 So lb. Pepper boll, groen, ) SterlOe, Bwoot potateoe oastom. $3.7 hamper. Cauliflower northwest. S101.XS per crsU. Bs The Dalles, 8 He. 6wt corf ,Th Dalles. 40o dosoa. Pons local. To Ih. Tomatees hlarcnit. $2;' The Dalles. $1.75; hothamsa, 83 SO. Lettuce local. $i; iced. s7; ooawio. . parsgns oortnwesx. ox.xa. - inemoo. Biaga. TSe lb; Rornl Anne. 6e . 8ummar saaaaht local flats. wo. Portland Produce POBTLIND Oro Julr IS CAP) to poultry no buyiar price r heavy a. colored, H lbs np, 1719e lb.; . m-4 lba, X2918, tfndor IH lb. Li h 10&f lie; brvilors. whrte. 17c; colored. IS 30 lb.; ho. 2 chickens, & lb ; aid rooster. 7 docks, fekins, I4jiac; gooeo.) 13.; . . . rotatoo vroco. ' wies, 1.50: Bakers, $1.75; loesL -70a8Oo; H -kima. 25c 8 1.15. Now potatoes local, lHo lb.; ast west. 1 lb. Hay buying pnea lor producer: auai- f. $14011;: closer, 1104S12; 0t8 sad Milk bo ying puce: grsao o. 1.80 a cental, with "surplus" $101.60. Portland debrery asd Inspection Kuts Orogon. walnnta. 18 23c; pea nuts, 12c lb.; BraxUs. 18020c; almonds. IS U 16C la,; lilftorta, -ita o; pocaas, 20c Hops nominal. 1929 crop. 10 3 11c; lOlllc: 1930. 16317c .Dressed poultry selling pries to re tailers; turkeys, poor to rood. 25c; ducks. 3.5c; geese, 16c; capons, 81I5c lb. ! . I Evergreens to Begin Arriving At Plants Here l s Eyerrreen biacaoerriea will begin coming in te local canner ies the last of next week accord ing; to present estimates. Caltlra- ted evergreens are an coniraciea It la understood bat a large ton mfs of wild berries will be plck- i if a market Is available. So far ia renerts of contracts for wild eTercreena hare been made. The loganberry crop Is prao tiealir finished although soma yards in the hills will continue to nick for another week or tea msmammmmmamsmamman-mnmnmsme "MakV Hiealns. former Ta- iMMltv of Texas baseball star, la tiiavtnr shortston for the Dallas stivers: '-t is -' - Salem Markets Grade B raw 4 'milk. deUrerwl La Salem, SL.10 ta f 1 JSO cwt. . ? Batter-tat mt farm 20c Salem 21c. - ' J. 1 TKUlt AJT0 TZaTAJIUSS ' PrtM paid U -growers br BaJem buyers. .. , , July 13. 1931 ; Kadlahasldon. LS ' Outoaa. 4oa. Asparagus Asparagus Carrote , Boeta Bpiaacb, crate Lettuce, crate Cabbage, crate ... Extras Mediums - BOOS Ssytac Prloas J2 -SO . 9e -SO - aeostora. o'd Broilers Colore Lcghsra Hoarios. beat hf odium hens Light hens roUXTIT Bayiac rstoas -06 .11 .IS .IS .13 as OS-AX AND HAT - sayinc rrksss Wheat, weatara rod. ' '. White, hu. . .88 Barley, tea 81.00 fa 23.0O Oats, grey. W. " Whtta, ba. , f Hay I bayinr prieoa-i Orbs aad retch, baa Ueer .t.oo-s.oa .a.ee-s.oo Alfalfa, valley, tad cuttta- 13.00-15.00 aeem vragoa 1 Cor-aioa " To grsao - d stack HOPS Old -if : Tasha to Bogs, top ' Hor. . 300 lba. ap Steers Cows Heifers ACBAT BvyUg Prloas Ji$-ae -04-.6S -oe h 07-.06 .99 H to .ST OS Drassod vast Dressed togs Cosrs I Medium ,, WOOI. to .94 .04-.05K 10 tlH .19 George Sharpe, 17 Columbia, S. C, can drive a golf ball 173 yards. Re plays his home course in 85. : . Indiana farmers are baylnsj petroleum products cooperatively throagh bnlk plants tn 48 conn ties, i Downy Mildew Cause Of Havoc; Weather; Is Beneficial : Although there has beea' a slight Increase in the acreage of hopa in Oregon daring the past year the crop will be smaller than last year according to local buy ers. T. A. Llresley estimates that the total yield this year will be approximately 70.000 balea against 8t.0D0 bales last year. . Downy mildew has played hav oc In soma yards and warm weainer is necessary u the re mainder of the crop -U to be saved. The hot Weather of last week was of great benefit to the hop crop. ' I GIU (MS 115 II OKfl BU'DS COlflG DUE, caurnY has Mdner Tomorrow S 8 5.0 ft I In, market road bonds issued by this: county between Ills and Ills tall due and County Treasurer Drager is prepared to pay principal aad ac crued Interest on all bonds that are preseated to his office. , Retirement of tbla group of ob ligation leaves 1170.000 still outstanding of the original Issue of 1850.000 la market road bonds. These fall due In 118 1 and 1928 and when these are j retired the Marlon county win ba without bonded Indebtedness. . At 'present the county has no warrant; indebt edness. , The market road bonds -were authorised by a general rote In 1919 and were sold at a premium, going originally to many banks and Individuals la the county. They bear Interest at the irate of 5 percent and were non-callable. . - ! Funds from the bonds went Into an extensive market road grading, graveling and j paring program which gave to ! Marlon county one of the best. If not the best, market road systems In the northwest. i Presbyterians That Long In New Building; Group Organized in 1869 To celebrate the third anni versary of the dedication of the First Presbyterian church build ing., members ' gathered at the regular service Sunday morning to hear a: special sermon by the pastor, special music .and In the evening- to see " motion pictures J taken ot toe first dedicatory eere- jnonles. . . The First Presbyterian church was organised here May IS. 18 O. with the Rev. T, J. Wllsoa of Pennsylvania, first pastor.- For -the first two years, meetings were hsld in a. hall aboTS the old?. K. Oil! book store on State street The first ehareh building was erected before Septemtoer. 1872. With. Sunday school rooms added and remodeling, that structure Is the on now .owned by the Ameri can Lutheran congregation, on Church street, between Chemeke ta and Center. Was Home Mission. Enterprise 16 Tears For the first It years of Its ex istence, the First ' Presbyterian church was a home mission enter prise, but In 1885, with a mem bership of XI 8- persona, it became self-supporting. The first mora toward acquir ing the present church plant was the purchase In 1981. ot a Quarter block at the corner of Cheraeketa and North Winter streets. A manse was erected there in that year. In 1987 the first sod for the new building was turned by 1 Mrs. M. A. Thompson, the oldest member of the church living In Salejn then. Mrs. Thompson still attends the -services. 'The cornerstone was laid Sun day. January 1. 1988. with Dr. Norman K. Tally, pastor officiat ing. Formal dedication took place on July 28 of that year, For the first time fa history ot boxing In Massachusetts, an act ive member ot the state legisla ture recently served as a Judge. He was John' J. Whalen of Brock ton and officiated in a Boston bout. T THEY'RE NOT DISCOURAGED YET J , 111 . . - " i . o 'Pyv"' . V-i.,v.::' ' . ' "" -.: ...... "1 i - jf ..I ....... beuy KobbiiM (left) sad Harold 8. Jones, who failed to make the projected 8eartUe-to-Toky nonstop zligttt due to bad weaUAer over Solotnoti, Alaska, bat are planning to try again soon la the Fort Worth, shown bdow. ! Conner- Beidler Reunion ' Held at Lane-Benton Park Early ia August. 1878, two covered wagons drawn by foiir- horse teams, halted by the road side at the mill dam in South Cot tage Grove. One of these wagons waa occupied by William H. Be Id ler, wife and two sons, Alfred and Ira. The other by. Ira Conner, wife, mother, and two sons, W, C. and Edward Conner. Their des tination was Walla Walla. Wash ington, they havirfg located in California three years before. coming from Kansas. i At Cottage Grot they chanced to meet three former Kansas fam ilies who had been neighbors in the sunflower state and had come to Oregon about the time the for mer two families came west and located in California. A bumper harvest was on around Cottage Grove In the summer of 1878 and teams and men- were scarce, so the Conner-Beidler families were prevailed upon to stop ' over at Cottage Grove and assist ia har vesting these crops. . As a result they never continu ed on to their originally planned destination. Walla Walla. ! Now. just 53 years later, lack ing a few weeks .the descendants ot the two families W. H. Beid ler and Ira Coanel. comprising a company ot some SI persons, met LSunday at the Iane-Bentoa conn ty park grounds between Jnnctioa City and Monroe on the west side highway and held a family re union and picnic, the first they had ever held, but which hereaf ter will be made an annual event. Of the original nine persons oc cupying the two covered wagons which arrived at Cottage Grove in August, 1878, four were present at this family reunion and picnic. They were Alfred and Ira Breidler and Edward and W. C. Conner, the heads of their two respective families having been brothers-in-law. All Of the above mentioned sur vivors were small children at the time their parents settled at Cot tage Grove. Three of them are still residents ot Cottage Grove while the fourth member, W. C. Conner, is editor ot the Northwest Poultry Journal at Salem. Other children bora to the two original families after taking up their residence at Cottage Grove and their families, along with the families of the four surviving members of ,the two original fam ilies, contributed to the large com pany which thoroughly ' enjoyed the family reunion and picnic at the Lane-Bentou park. ACCIDENT CLAIM ON STATESMAN INSURANCE PAID Payment of another claim by The Oregon Statesman on Its auto accident policy waa made yester day when Lloyd T. Van Nuys. Turner, route one, collected 818.S7. from Ous Hixson.- circula tion manager of The Statesman. Mr. Van Nuys was Injured in an auto accident at High and Mis-' aion streets June IS and for two weeks was unable to do his work. Under the terms of the policy he. was entitled to regular compensa tion during the period of . his in capacity. NEW FOLDER ON SALEM PUT OUT ! ' - A new edition of the statistical folder, Issued periodically by the Salem chamber of commerce Is be ing printed this week with revised -figures on Salem's businesses. In dustries and population contained therein. One thousand copies of the folder are printed. The cham ber reports a steady demand for the information contained in the folder which contains 18 small sized pages. MICKEY MOUSE Grare Problem By WALT DISNEY (C A HlC GOLOPiSm ) JVjf ' POajO W'LL IMPA0VI I V-L rrni looks c VP", nr- riP id lift I VAQ.O A LOT GOSH f II I TrtlS GQOUND'S HA80 fr-r t r D A W4 1 crxw-o GrrL""& j Jj v AH.V)IMKLB , TMff 7iS47 J BAKER., TO hOvM I Z&lZ - ;HOW TO Mix the rsn- wm&v'N ' tri HTHIMBLE THEATREteiring Popeye Now Showing "Thirty Days Grace" By SEGAR VES. SEMERAttXTR J05T 5E.EM TO UNOERSTAMD IHtH HflOCVMrA SHOT IF YOO 12J 8fsWH-l GT FROM ME! 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