JiesO;" -l.LoTes MawimwaECL as
o
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o-
Offerings Arc
HenlifiilNow
G:::nila Reports Rain Aids
Grain; Rust Observed
ia Red River Area
CHICAGO, June 30.-(P-WIth
domestic receipts of wheat at
leading terminal markets nearly?
three times greater than a year
ago, wheat prices today d ere loped
a notable downward trend.
Enlarged r u r a 1 offerings of
wheat to art-ire in Chicago acted
in particular as a weight on val
ues. Canadian advices of benefic
ial ralna were also a bearish in
fluence. ....
Setbacks of wheat priees were
in the face of statements that
rust has been discovered on some
Red River valley spring wheat
north of the Canadian boundary
and also In winter wheat south of
Eioux City, la. No previous 1936
mention of rust anywhere north
west has been heard.
CIos.ls Unstable '
Wheat closed , unstable at vir
, tually the day's bottom figures,
1 cent to 1 cents a bushel lower
than yesterday's finish, July
92ii-;, Sept. 93-,- Dec.
. 95 corn unchanged to 1.
down, July 66-66. Sept. 65
V, Dec. 62-624; oats tt-tt'off,'
Sept. 30-, and rye at 1 cent
to 1M cents drop, Sept." 6 34. Ia
provisions, the ioutcome was un
changed to 3 7. cents declien. .
Oats' and rye weakened owing
to notices of large deliveries here
tomorrow on July contracts.
-Provisions sagged because of
July liquidating sales of lard.
2 Date Soon
For Flax Benefit
Harry L. Riches anounced yes
terday that fiber flax 'growers of
Marion county are to benefit In
the. 1936 agricultural conserva
tion program. According to In
formation received at the county
agent's off ice fiber flax growers
will be paid '15 a ton produced
.In 1935 up to the normal national
production of 5,063 tons. .
While the program is open to
producers anywhere in the United
States, in practice it will apply
mainly to the Willamette valley
growers where most of 'the do
mestic fiber flax is produced. No
ttew administrative -machinery
will be set. up in Oregon as the
details of handling applications
arid disbursing of payment will
" be carried on through the exist
ing extension offices in the coun-
ties. . .
Under the, new program, grow
ers of fiber flax will be eligible
to the benefits of the seed flax
section of the agricultural con
servation program if they fulfill
the requirement as to acreage of
soil conserving crops.
Growers planning to take ad
vantage of this new provision are
required, to maka application at
me county agent s office not la
ter, than July 3.
Lost Girl Found
Visiting Friend
SILVERTOX, J u n e 30. Gen
evievo Thurston has been return
ed to her home here after her dis
appearance June 22. After the
: story of her disappearance came
out, she was reported seen walk
ing out the Marquam road. She
bad t o 1 d someone ste was In
search! of work. Officers found her
Tlsitlng a filend in the Ablqua.
Mr. sand Mrs. Willace A. Gregg
Wilfred and Wanda of L,ong
Beach; Calif., came to Silverton
for r!sit with Gregg's uncle. 3.
C. Sanders.
Gregg Is a former Silverton boy
but has not been here for 22
years, i lie is a brother of Miss
Ruth Gregg of Bend, a foster
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George
Cusiter of Silverton.
St. Paul's Catholic school and
church are getting new coats of
paint this week. The place is to
be .renovated during vacation
months.
General Markets
PORTLAND. Ore.. Jane 30. AP)
Frodeco exchange net prices:
, ' Butter Eitraa 32 He; standards,
31 He; prime firsts, 31e; firsts, 30e:
l:?ffs C. 8. larte extras, 24e; U. 8.
medium axtraa. 22c.
Portland Gram
PORTLAXD, Ore., June 30. (AP
Vheat: 0Ten Hieh I,w Close
J'J 78 7S 77A4 77 4
6Tt. 79 79 7t 77
Cash: big Bend blnestem, 13 ' per
cent. 91.10; do. 12 ter cent, 1:0SV:
dark bard winter. 12 per cent. 841,. Ao
1l P" 63 t westera
white. 77 He; northern spring;, hard 'win
ter. ' wetera red. 76c.
Oats, No. 2 white. $23.50-24.
Cnm, Xo. 2 eastern yellow, $32.
Millrsn. 23. "
TUt's ear receipts: Wlieat. 26; fcar
!er, 2; flour, 2; oats, 2.
Portland Livestock
FOTtTLAND. Ore.. Jane 30. AP)
L"gI)A) Hops: Receipts, 700, includ
ing . direct; good to choir drireina
wesk to Isrrlr steady prices, aortiugg
hrarir. li()-225 lb. dri reins batchers,
810.15-11; esrlnsd hnlywei?hts, 811.35;
henries and lijjlit lifht, 810.25-10.75;
pm-ki-r sows, Ji.25i.75; feeder pigs,
811 1125.
Cattle: KecMrt, 72, calve ?5. nom
inally ste.nl'. Bct itfers alicibie- to
87.50 to i.5; t'lain truss steer.s 85.C5
6.25; gra heifers. 5-5. 75: cutter nnl
rommnn cow, 2.25-4.25; bet'r Fri.
sprj up to M 75: fi-w calres ar.J irzUrs
sto-Hy at J.5.3J-8
.S':-.-': lre i;t. S50, slnw. sleady,
Serer.il lot In-lit l--hs. 81.25-7; rhoica
r:T-ii ti:io'4hi J7.75-S.25; yesriings,
$4. 50 5. JO : wc'.rr. 84.25-4.75: food
yninj ewes ep lo $4. ot-ers. J3-3.25;
cu!!i down to Jl.
Portland Producs
rC::TLAN. Ore.. June 80. AP)
n .r' r 1 rime, h rrsde.- 34. lb. ia
I ,-nirmt wraouer. 35 lb. la carton;
Salem filarliet
s
Cmde It mw "4 per cent
milk. Salem battle pool price
$2.13 per hundred. -
Ca-o buttcrfat price,
O. B. Salem, S3c.
- (MUk uh! oa sal a.a-1-ls
attertat lfil
Distributor price fZJtl.
A grade, liittcrfi lHiv
ered, 35c; II grade delir-,
ered, 33c.
A grade print, 35c; B
grade. 34c.
fnr unit M craara by Satan aar
(The prieas aslo. auppHed by ioraJ
froear. ara is4itaTta at tba sl- marks
but ara mot furaaia4 b Tb tales
aaa.1
(Burlea Prieal .
Black raps, era la
1.55
25
Cantaloupes, crate, 45a
Calif, frsh date, lb.
Oranre. fancy , , , ,
.11
3.73 t 4.25
2.90 ta S.40
Choir
Bananaaaa. lb- ca ttalk
.05 H
0
Hands
Lamons. faoey
7.00
Laoirt
6.00
3.00 t 3.25
3.25 to 8.75
. .65 t I 50
Grapefruit. Florida
Arizona ,
A rip Irs. ba - -Strawberries,
local. 24s
Red Raspberries, . crata
Watermelons
Currants. Ib 24 bos
1.50
1.50
.0214
,15
VEQSTABUBa
" f Bttvinf Priea)
String beani. The allet .
.94
.50
.03
.0l,
.80
.75
.7 5 '
2.00 j
1.50
.01 hi
.75 ,
; .10
5.00
4.00
Aaparos, local.; ioi.
w pess. local
Rhnbarb. outdoor, lb.
Caalif lower, Oreron :
Lettuce, local, crater :
.Onions, l.abish, cwt.
. : w r. ,
vnion icxia oerinuaa .
Celery, local, crita
Cabbage, local, lb. .
Celery hearts, dot.
Oreen peppers. Calif, lb.
Potatoes. No. 1 local
Potatoes. No. 3 local
Local spinacb. oraneo box ..
75
Hnrhnuft inmatnes 2.50 la 1.0
Tsrntpa, dozen, local , .40
Celery. Utah Ta ricty ,, 2.25
Celery. Chela Vista : J.25
Artichokes, bos , 1 65 to" 2 85
Rutabagas, cwt . , . l.Se
Green onions, dozen ,
Xew potatoes. Calif. :
.25
S.75
S.50
1. 10
f.50
2.00
.20
.New potatoes. local
fTothaiisa encumbers, doa.
Tomatoes. Calif lug:
Alereed. luc
Beets, local, do.
W'n Inula. Ib .10 to
.14
Filberts, lb. - , .14 to .IS
: i nOFk
t Buymi Price) .
Clasters, 1934, ib. ....
Clusters. 1935. lb. ..
10
.20
Fusjlet. 1935, topi Ih. iJCominaJ
WOOL AND AlOHAJB
(Buriax Price)
Uohair , , , , , , .40
Medium wool , . .32
Coarse wool ; ; J2t
EGGS AND fOULIRT
, iBnyias Price of Aadreaeaa)
Extras
(.21
Mediom extras
: .18
.li
.17
.20
Stan dards
Medium standard
Brown extras
Pullets
.13
4Ani)resen A Son Bajiag Pries)
Heary hens. lb.
.15.
.13
.13
.10
.OS
Colored, mediums. Ib. .
Ueditira Leghorns, lb.
Lifbt. lb.
Stags. Ib - - v
OIC roAslcrs. IS .
Colored frys.
lb.
IS
.13
White Leshorns frra. lb.
MA SKJ.M CHEAMKUT bnytns prices
Live Ponltrr. No 1 stock-
Colored hens, heaey ..' . , .
Leel.orn hen over 3 lbs
Cnder 3 H lbs
Colored sprinrers, 2-3 la lbs
OTer 3 V Iba. , ,
Leghorn fryers , , , ,
Old roosters, " t
Rejects .
Egffs Candled and graded
lirn extras
Larre standards ' .
.li
.13
.10
.1
JS
.13
.06
.05
.21
.18
.18
.17
.14
.14
Medinni extras
Medinni standards
t'ndergradet ....
Pallets
LIVESTOCK
Buying Price 1
Spring lambs , 7.50 to 7.73
Kwes l.SO to 2.50
Ho-. 130-1 lbs. 10. 50 to I0.7J ,
160-210 lbs. M.90 to 1 l.OO
10-250 lbs. . , . , in a. to 10.50
Sows
0.50 to 7.00 .
Steers
Dairy trP ew
Beef cows ., ,
Balls . .
6.00 to T.00
3.50 to 4.50
5 00 to 5.50
5.23 to 6.75
5.50 To 8.50
. 7.00
J0
Heifers
Veal, top ,, ,. ...
Dressed Teal, lb,
Dressed bors .. ,
15
GRAIN JLKD HAT
VTheat. western re4 ... . .77
White. "o. 1 . ... .79
Barle". brewing ton .23.00 :
Reed barley, , , nn :
Oat. miHing, ton ,., ,. .,. - 22 fie-
' Feed, toa Jl..-.. .,.21.00
isay nujinr pnrea
Alfalfa, valley
Oat and -etch, toa
Closer, ton
B grade. parchaenB wrapper. 33c lb.:
eartons. 34c. lb. ;
Bottertat Portland delierr A trade
deli-eredy at least twice week. 35 lb.;
country routes. 33c lb.; B grade. 33
34He; C grade at market.
H grade cream for market Baring
price iutterfat basis. 53Vs lb
E?b Buying , price to wholesalers:
Extras. 24c: standards. 19c; extra med
iums. 22c: do. medium firsts, 16c: under
grade. 15c: pullets. J5e doxen
Cbeee Oregon triplets. 16l"e; Orejroa
loaf. 17e. Brokers will par ;H below
quotations.- (
Uiik A grade Portland deMsery. 58Ue
lb butlerfat basis for 4 per cent.
Coantr- meats Selling price to re
tsilers: Country killed hogs, best but
chers, under 150 lbs., 15e lb. ; real
ere. So 1, 12 4 e lb.; light and thin,
lie lb.; bea-y -i0e lb.; entter cows,
7-e1b. ; spring taiabs, 17e lb.: ewes,
5 7e Ib.
Mobs' 183 42-43o lb
Casi-ara bark Buyinc price 1930
peel. 3e lb '
Hops Nomitil: 1935 cluster. 8-lle.
- LiTe poultry Portland deliTery. buy
ing price: "Colored hens, oroer 44 lbs,
15 178 lb.: under 4H lbs.. lS-17e lb.;
Lgaorn sens, xta in.: ipnons oroiiv
era. 1 to lbs- 13-lee lb.: da. 144
lbs. up. 15-loe lb.: colored springs. 2
lbs. and np. 17-18e lb.; roosters. S-Se
lb.: Pekia ducks, yenng. 14 17 lb.,
geeoe. H-12 lb.
Onions Ortjoa. tl-35-1.50 per 100
lbs. . -
Potatoes Local. (3-3.50 per cental:
Klamath. $4.50-o.OO cental : Deschntes
Netted Gems. $4.50-5 cental: Canadian
British Queens. $4.50.
JCew potatoes fchafter. $4 per cental;
Ee-newick. $1.75 50-lb. aack,
Cantaloupes California, standard
$2.75-3; Jumbo. $3-3. 23; 4o, 45a, $2.50;
Delano, 45s. $3.
Wool 1938 contracts, nominal; Wil
tamette ralley, medium, 32e lb.; cosrsa
and braid, 21) 30o lb.: eastern Oreeon, 21
SOo lb. : son t hero Idaho. 2S-29S lb.
Stocks and Bonds
June 31
STOCK AVERAGES
(Compiled by the Associated Preaa)
.... .if-,, I,-,, j xa.uu
1 ' ' .
:. 12 00 t
30 15 15 69
Indnt. Rail JUL Stocks
. .
P3.7 35.3 48.1 83.1
85.9 35.5 43 0 13.T
83.4 34.fl 47.2 61."
60. 1 23.4 82:7 44.1
87.4 39.7 50.8 4.8
73 4 ?0.2 43.4 57.7
76 3 31.2 44.7 56.1
4 1 5 1 5 21.6 34.8
ND A VEEAGE3
2 10 r 10 10
R.iiU Indnst. Ctii K-r"H
1(2.2 lt)2.T 1020 CA.S
91 I ')2.9 102,0 6S.6
61.9 li'3.rt 101.1
87.2 96.0 9.2
94.n iai.1 102.5 72.0
101.8 3 67.8
7 8 102.3 P9.S . 70 4
7 8.4 2.8 84.8 63.8
TVJay
T tr. day .
"'nth ago
V f a t a go .
1S '3 high .
155 !W
1935 hislT .
1933 low .
Today
Prer. day .
Month fo
Vear ; .
1 : ' l.t sh .
1930 iow .
1-1(5 hih .
1935 low .
Profit-Taldng
Hurts Stocks
P.Iarket Stumbles Out of
First Half of Year,
, Trend Uncertain
NEVP T0RK, June S0.-CP)-The
stock mfket stumbled out of the
first half of 1936 today and gave
no definite Indication of where It
was beaded in the second period.
Specialties furnished support
for the list during the greater
part of the session. Profit-taking
In the leaders was evident from
the start, thowever. and late sell
ing tended to unsettle the list.
Chrysler was subjected to con
siderable realizing, although in
the final hour It was given an
other brisk forward push to a new
C-year peak. Up nearly 4 points at
one time, it finished with a net
gain; oj 14 at 113. Rumors m a
split-up and a gene;ous filsbarse-
ment to, shareholders were still
being . heard In brokerage quar
ters.. Strike Fear Shown ' '
Steels were, unable to advantfe.
fears ofa major strike proving aw
nanaicap. it was noted, though,
these Issues were steadier than In
yesterday's -sell-off. ;v
Tho Associated Press average of
0 isuea was off .1 br a point at
65.6. .Transfers totalled 822,265
shares against 770.140 Monday.
American Telephone stepped up
1 to 1674.
' Losers included General Motors
at 66, U. S. Steel at 60. J. I.
Case at 173 and N. Y. Central at
S64.
Joint Picnic Held"
By 4-H Members
VICTOR POINT, June 30
Members of the 4-H liiha from
611... rM TT-1 .111. . .
. .jw.c. vim, . umun - run, uas
TGrove, McAlpin and Victor Point
mei at tne schoolhouse here Sat
urday night and enjoyed a picnic
supper. . Club members' who at-f
tended the 4-H summer school at
Corvallis gave accounts of their
experiences there. Club leaders
present were presented with gifts
from the clubs in appreciation of
their assistance in the club year
Just closed. -
Present were Mr. and Mrs. Ken-
Gardeners' and
Ranchers' Mart
PORTLAND. Ore.. June 30.-UP)
-Prices fluctuated in most line
on the East Side Gardeners' and
Ranchers' wholesale market Tues
day morning. t
Produce generally was in good
demand. Potatoes suffered a
slight loss of aetirity although
prices remained firm to higher.
e,pIe,?TRom Beauties, fane. "$1
81.2o; Winesaps, fancr. fl.50-1.75; jam
bo pack. Konie Beauties, best. 60-75c-Wiaaaaps.
best. 60-73; Wash i net. , koi
Transparents. $1.75-2. '
S5-'7e'0t c,iforia. log. Tiltona.
A-r,ot California. log. Kerala,
"oe-dos California. 20-30a. 82.RO
Artiehokes Per box, 12.73.
1A,r Oregon, per 30 pound bo
Baoanaa 3-3 Jie lb. "
Beans Oregon. 8-5e lb. -
Beeta 12--20e per dozen.
Blackcaps 81.40-1.65; 24 pt. erstes.
Cabbage Oregoa ronnd. 81.25-1.50;
pointed. $1-1.25: pony erts.. 80-50e.
Cantaloupe California jumbo 82 35
1.75; stand. rds. $2. 10 2.23; pony, 1.6j--.75.
'
Carrota pound. 12i-20c.
Cauliflower California. par poor
rate. U. S. No. 1, 90-f 1.15.
Celery California. . crate, f 1.40
1.65. Cherries Oregon Bings. lb.; Roy
al Annea. 4 6c; Lamberts. 7e: pie. 4-5e.
Citrus fruit Oranges, narels. 83.75:
Valencias. 83.50; gTapefruit.' California
and Arizona. 82.50 3.75; Florida. 84-4.25;
lemon 1. 81.75. - u ;
Cucnmbera-r-Oregoa hothouse. 2 M to 4
doxea. $1.50-1.?5. i
Currants Oregon 24s. 81-1.25.
Eggplant Ter lur. 81 25-1.50; par
pound. 7-8e. '
Garlic Per poond. 10-15c. 5
Cooaeberries-1 7e lb. ' i
Lettuce Oregon dry, 3 dozen, 60
5e; Washington. 65-75c.
loganberries 24-.pt. crates, $1.
Onioa California, crystal white, 50-:
pound sacks, 75er 'Oregon yellows. 100
1b. sacks. 81-1-50; 50-lb. sacks, 0-70-.
Stockton reds. 70-90e. .,
Paraiey Per dot bu.. 23-40. 5
Paranipa Per lug. 50 60e;
.Peaches California noii hern-reds. 80 -
l. , Peas Oregon, 4-5 Vie IV. t
Peppers--Califomia, 6-10c Ib. :
Plums Calif ornia, Santa Kosas. . 00c
81.10. -
Potatoes Klamath and Deschntes Eos
sets U. 8.. No. 1, 84.50: local Barbasks.
U. 8. No. 1. 83.50-3.75; Russets.
No. 1, 84.50; Washington Russets. V. 3.
X. 1, 83.75; Canada long white, U. S. No.
2. 12.75-2.85; California Shatter whites,
U. 8. No. 1. 100-pound tacks. 83.50
8.60. Radishes Per dozen. 13 20e.
Raspberries 24-pt. crates. 81.50-1.65.
Rhubarb Per apple box. 30-40c.
Rutabagas Per 100 pounds. $1.50:
orange boxes, 85-40c ,
Spinach Orepon and Washington, or
ange boxes, 45-60e.
Squash Oregon Zuchinnl. Inc. 50c;
yellow, 50-65e; - white summer. 50-5e.
ttrawberrie Oregon 24s, 82-2.25;
Gold Dollars. 81.75.
Tomatoes O r e g o n hothoosa. 10-lh.
boxes, 85c-1.25; California, lugs. $1.90
2.0O. Turnips Dozen. 3 0-4 5c dozen. ,
Toungberries 24 pt, crate. 1.40
THIMBLE THEATRE Slarrlns Popeye
DOCTOR. D0 VOO SfV
POPEVB UJO0V-DU"T EfST?
EfT cNBlTE -HrS
v 1 r
J hEVER BE bdlE
TO T rNKc KHK
I IH TncVT VKiXt
setb Warnock, Mr. and Mrs. Br
rtm McElhaney, Mrs. Verny Scott
and eon Gnj, Miss Alma Ander
son, Miss Kreta Calavan, Mr. Cal
avan. MLss Alice Jaquet, Marvin,
Jimmie and Wesley Darby, - Alice,
Lyle and Kenneth Cha.rpilloi, Bet
ty and Kathleen Mulkey, Frances
and Margaret Warnock, i Frances
and Dorothy Brewer, Addie and
Edythe Fry, Wayne and Jean Far
rell, Donald Jaquet, Walter Me
Elhaney, Robert Fisher. Claude
Sullens, Barbara, Mary and Rod
ger Rosenbalm, Lenora- Heater,
Ralph Mollet, jr., Robert Hum
phreys, Cleo May Eaton and Lau
rel Krenz.
RKdget RliU Is
Built NearTovn
MILL CITY, June 30 ; Miaa
Georgia Shane of Los Angeles has
come to Mill City to make her
home. She Is having a log cabin
built below Milt City on the Mar
ion county eide of the river, where
she will live.
Mf. and Mrs. Charles Tiller are
the parents of a son, born Friday
at their home In Mill City.
The Mill City Lumber company
Is building a small, mill a mile be
low town which will soon ie op
erating. . . ,. '
Miss Betty Jane At wood of Ar
eata. ; Calif. i is visiting friends
here., - .: .. . -
. Miss Ruth. McAuley has accept
ed a position at the Deaconess
hospital in Salem. Miss Bessie
McAuley is spending the summer
In Orof ino, Idaho, with tier Bis
ter, Mrs. Herbert Chilton.
Attend Breeders Meet
LIBERTY, June 30. Mr. and
Mrs. C. W. Stacey attended the
Eugene unit of the foi bree-lers'
association picnic In that city
Sunday. Mrs. Winifred Stevens,
Mrs. Stacey's mother, accompa
nied them and remained to spend
about three weeks with another
daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Ted Russell in Eugene.
POLITY AND HER PALS
7
MICKEY MOUSE
OW Ww. f-r--r t
TRICrCEO ME, EH?
SOLO ME CsUNS
WITHOUT ANV.
AMMUNITION
LITTLE ANNIE UCjONEY
) WOULDN'T PO THAT!
I've ejr enough comin'
1 WITH THOSa 6UNS T"
1 act vw w VcrAr? I
Jui
HONEST, r.HEACO TMB OOCTOQS
YOU WEC5 WOQtOHiS TOO HARD
AM' ? yOU CXDMT STOP
TOO HARO - SOME
UrXXf ; :WF!UL. M,QM-r trrrrT-H tT THB DARK SIDE OP rlU 7 I 7
ANSFUU MIGHT
HAPPEM TO
VLV- BfVE TO HfWE
vev-P- ill see
UJVW O0CT0R
Iks,
ABOUT HIM
I
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TOOTS AND CASPER . - j An Embarrassed Tiger" j. - s By JIMMY EIURPn f
1 I NI OKI THE RI,MT TRACK NOW I W t-M ' r"iUL CA-SPER-S MAKlNZa I ( 1 AlNT A MEEK fUY ANY . ( 1 KNEW I FOROT
' ALE-TT. SPEEOV AND MREWvyE I; PORftErriNiCj p3 ME DI12Y WITH ,. LOrWrET?-THE TlfER IN ME' j i I -OMHTHlNa .
UUST LIKE MY BOSS WHEN YOU ,0J1rT,iNl., U'fi 1 : RUSH1N-,, - J HAS CROPPED OUT AT . X mY tUPrNS '
I ATTER Blg THINGS YOOVE BLTT CAhTT H .BUT HETLU PIPE .LAST ! SI . ' "
V 60TTA USE Bl METHODS I THINK WHAT f i,; D0WN wHEM HE " ; XvTVltc Jry v r - J
j, YOU CANT KILL A V .ZrrHt I V HEARS ABOUT A SAJ
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Lira."; McAUister
Entertains Club
AURORA. .June . 30 "- Mr.
Frank McAllister was hostess at 4
1 . o'clock luncheon entertaining
her contract bridge club and a few
additional guests. Those present
were Mrs. U. Eilers, Mrs. C. 8.
Moreland. Mrs. B. W; Stoner, Mrs.
B. F. Giesy, Mrs. M. H. - Evans,
Mrs, C. S.-Calef and Mrs. Walter
Grimm. High scores were won by
Mrs. Evans and Mrs. McAllister. ,
, Mr. and Mrs. George Askln re
turned to their home here for the
week end. Mr. Askln is employed
on the construction of the new
bridge across the Clackamas river
at Estacada, ; ...
Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Calef had
as Sunday; guests honoring Mn
Calef with a birthday dinner, his
father and mother, Mr. and Mrs:
C. S. Calef, sr.. and his sister and
family, Mr. and Mrs, W. H. Stout.
Jack and Billy, Mr. and Mrs. Rob
ert Slawson. all of. Eugede, and
Robert Calef of Portland. ; ;
.G. J. -Church, former school
principal here, and Mr. Church
left : with their household goods
Monday morning for their new
home in Portland. .
Bonneville Residents' V .
Are Given Surprise at t
i Clyde Bobbins House
PIONEER, June 30 Mr: and
Mrs. Rosa Humphreys of North
Bonneville were given a -pleasant
surprise Saturday; night with 'a
covered dish : dinner , here at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Clyd4 Rob
bins. Those,, present . were Mr.
and Itfrs. Clarence. Dornbeckex
and children, Mr. and M-rs. Frank
Dornbecker and children, Mr, and
Mrs. Will kinion and childreij.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fox, Mr.' and
Mrs. Walter Kruger, Gail and
Lee, Wood. Virginia McCarter,
Clyde Robbins and family and the
honored guests. Mr. and Mrs.
Humphreys were on their way to
the Syren reunion at Buell.
Mr. and Mrs. E. .W. Wells and
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12:00 Nooa farm Hoar. ! i
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8:00 Poetie triog, CBS. '
S:15 Muiical rereric. CBS.
8:30 Merrymakem. CBS.
8:00 Ketty and Bob, CBS.
9:15 Modera Cinderella. CBS.
9:48 Hrmne of all cbarehet. CBS.
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11 :45 Hoapitatitr'Jil. -13:00
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1:45 Wildernaaa Road. CBS. - r
$ :00 Eto boya, "CBS. . i, j
2:15 Hal Mnnro orch., CBS. J
2 :J0 Stadia. ' , - '. 'I '
2:45 Eyea of tbe world. . i
- 8:00 Femiaina fanciee, CBS. '
"4 :00 Cavalcade of America. CB8.-
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5:30 Coaio OH.leta inv CBS.!.
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7:15 -Bearraw. xne mipu.
': 7:90 Harry Lewia orch.. CBS4
8:30 Porna an) Allen. CBS.I- M . ;
9:00 Eddie Hoaae, organiat, CBS. .
aS I-eon T. Draws, organ, r r ; ,
:80 Harry lwi rcb.. DBS. T '
jO:00--Benay Goodman; orch' DLBS.
J0 : 80 Bobby (irayaon, aporta' jreporter.,
10:45 Jack Little. orch CBS. j
11:00 Del Milne orch. - t 1 i ' - .
11:39 Harry Li rcb.. CBS-
11 :45 Kimball: orcB' CBS. y. i .1. .
Mr. and Mrs. John Rader -of 0ro-,
ville; Cal, visited Saturday" t the.
home of Mr. Wells sister. Mrs.
B.r LI - Cady. an4 ,Imiiy,ot -tniB
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sell Lumber compahy'-mill and
discovered a 'fire'was burning in
the sawdust' bin, having been ig
nted - by the engine. The bin
holds a carload of sawdust. ) Fire
men soon had it under control by
using 'a pumper. The' sawdust
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:SO 'adete quartet, NBC.
:00 Happy Jack. KBC.
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:0O Col. fed. of Womea'a clubs. ?BC
:00 Pepper Toang'e family, JiliG, '.
:15 M Perkina. .VHl!.
:30 Vie and Sede. NBC.
.45 O'Xeilla. NBC. '
:00 Wdman'a review, KBC. 1
:45 Holly wood new. 11
:50 Tthythm Raacala. i
:00 Para sold. : - !j
:15 Clinic, ,
:30 Kiley, Karley and Bound. Round
boya. NBC. ' . J :
:45 loa Pedro orch.. XBC.
0O Womeo a maraxine, ksU.
:00 Easy Aeea. XBC. il .
: IS Back aeat dri-er. NBC. S '
30 Ceatareille aketefcea. ?
45 Laageadorf pictorial. NBC
OO Oaa man's family, NBC.: t i
30 Beanx Arta trio. XBC. . - '
05 V. 8. Army band.; NBC7 . $ ;
15 Oh, Suaanah, piano-organ. J .
00 Hit parade and aweeprtakea. SBC
OO Amos 'n' Aady.
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a:oo Town Hall. NBC.
9:00 Frolics.
9:15 Masks!- Mannegnins.
9 :45 Young's orch, NBC.
10:15 Kitipatrick orch.
10:45 Mark Hopkins orcb.. NT C.
ll:ix Ambasnador-orch.. NBC.
11:80 JsTille orcb NBC.
12 :0O Weather.
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S:80 Mnaical clock.
7:80 Blaofni orch.. XBC. .
7:45 Financial. NBC.
8:O0 NBC.
S'ilS -Joan and Eseorti. NBC
g:SO Worth Kramer, baritone, NBC.
. 8:43 Words and music, NBC
8:59 Time, NBC.
y:00 Beilo and Martha.
9:05 Told by Toley.
9:15 Dot and, Will.. NBC.
9:S0--Concert Petite, NBC.
0:45 Rnssell Johns. NBC.
10-00 Hints to housewirea.
10:07 Kddy Kinp.
10:15 Home institute.
10:80 National eongre P, T. A.
11:00 Originalities, NBC.
11:15 Stroller matinee, NBC.
11:30 Farm and, home, NBC.
12:SO Markets.
11:85 Honeymoonera.
13:45 Maranerite Pednls. singer, 5BR
1-00 Jarkia Heller. NBC.
1:15 Me af.lha. Wet. NBC.
1:80 Larry Laron.NBC. , . '
1;45 Willis Hollender orch., NESJ.
- ;00 Animal news. N'BC. -
. :15 Vidre Williams, singer. SBC. .
3-25 Financialand grain.
3:35 -Dorothy Psge. " "
"?:45---Thre Scsmps. NBC. - -
- 8 00 Mickey GilUtte. NBC
8:15 Olymplo prospects. 183. NBC.
8:30 Japanese xylophonist. NBC -
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4:00 Croaseata. NBC- ,
4 :30-r-Shsrps and Flats. NBC
5;00 Show window. .
5:80-Chtcago Symphony orch.. NBC
8:00 Hit parade and weeptake, Ea
7:00 Sneaking of prta.
7:10- Weather bureau.
.7. IS Tulle by Henry Morgenthaa. Jr
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8:15 FVank Watanabe. NBC fe
8:45 Baseball. ' . " ' .
' 9 :1 5 Wrestling. .
10:85 Baseball resume. ..
11:00 Paul Csrson. NBC '
12:00 Weather -and police. .- -
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