The OREGON STATESMAN. Salem, Oregon, Tuesday Morning, December 29, 1936
Wlkeat TiiBles From- 7-Year Peat lor Loss 'of
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' December Is
Worst Loser
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Rumor of Reducing Import
Duties Jars Market;
Rye frown Too
CHICAGO, Dec. 28--(P)-Jarred
by apparently unfounded rumors
the United States will reduce
wheat Import duties, wheat late to
day tell almost S cents from a 7
year peak.
This was the last day on which
new trading In December deli-ery
of wheat could be done, and the
severest tumble of prices took
placein contracts for that deliv
ery.' ;
the close, wheat was l-4-H
cents-under Saturday's finish.
Dec. 137-.. May 135-. July
118- corn - off to up.
Dec. 109-. May new 105
106, July new 102-103, oats -1
down. May 51-, and rye
at U to 1 cent decline. May 116
V. The provisions outcome was
15 to 50 cents bulge. 1
I Tumbles From Peak
From a peak of $1.43 a bushel,
the highest for any wheat future
here since 1926. December wheat
plunged down at the last to $1.37
and closed at that level with
May and July showing net losses
of 1 to 1 cents. . .
Rye, corn and oats chiefly fol
lowed wheat. December corn was
offered freely throughout the day.
In the main, provisions reflect
ed record December high prices
on hogs. -
Gardeners' Meet
Is Set Thursday
SALEM HEIGHTS. Dec. 28.
The Little Garden club will meet
with Mrs. Homer McWain on Falr
Tlew avenue Thursday: Mrs. G ro
ver Sherman will talk on "Flow
ers that Endure the Drought."
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Landaker
went to their home in Eugene be
fore Christmas. Mrs. Landaker has
been with her sister, Mrs. P. F.1
Stolzheise since last June, conval
escing from a serious illness.
Mr. and Mrs. II. S. Gile have
been confined to their home the
past week and Mr. Gile is to rest
in bed another week before he will
be able to resume his business.
Miss Ruth Chapman is spending
the holidays with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. A. M. Chapman.
The Salem Heights Sunday
schools gave a Christmas program
Sunday which was much enjoyed.
The children were given a treat. -
V Teacher to Return
SCIO, Dec. 28 France Patter
son, Scio high school commercial
and girls athletic instructor, will
resume charge of her classes fol
lowing the holidays. She was call
ed to Albany by the illners of her
parents. .
General Mkts.
PORTLAND, Or.. D,r. 2S (AP)
Produce exchange net, prices:
Batter Kxtraa. 32 c; standards 32e:
prune firsts, 32c; firsta. 31?,c; butter
a.( S6-3tiifcc.
; v S- large extras. 30c; C. S.
edjeas -extraa. 27c.
1 Portland Grain
POBTLAXD, Ore., !. 28 AP) .
)7e- trde was mixed, wi.h December
.final for too -season at a rise of H
cent bile May with sale of i;,0oo
bushele was unchanged. On the sample
cash market all wheat ahowed a loss
( 1H cent a bushel.
Wheat: Open High Low Close
Mayll.l8 " 1.18 1.17 LIT
. Dec. 1.151, 1.15H 1.15 1.15
Cash whest: Big Bend blaestrm, kw,
12' pet, 1.23; dark bard winter 13 prt.
J.a;- 12 pet l.wO; 11 pet 1.24; soft
Vnite and western white 1.16; hard
winter 1.18; western red 1.17.
, OaU, No. 2 white 32.50. gray 3LS0,
barley. No. 2 43 lb. B.AV. 37.00.
Today's. ear receipts: Wheat 9; floor
t; corn i. '
I Portland Livestock 1
POBTLAXD.' Ore.. " Dec.- 2 AP)
(18DA) Hogs 23O0. direct .925., mar
J ket mostly 23-30 higher; good choice
'165-215 lb. driveins mostly 10.5o; few
down. 10.50,- . light lusd lots ' mostly
10.60-65, 230-80 lb. 10.00 10, heavier
down war. . 9.00. - 130-50 . lb. 9.75-10.00;
' fe 10.25; packing . sows 7.50-73; few
. 8 01: . good-cboire t local feeder pigs
S.OO-75. . '
cattle 1100. through and direct 145,
ealrea 50, direct 2. market rather alow,
. unevenly "steady-25 higher, vealers un
' evenly steadr-50 higher; balk short fed
Bteers 7.00-75, 1 load up 8.25, eommon
- steers 5,23-6.-0: few reifeba 5.75-0.75.
common 4.50-5.50; low cutter and rotter
eowe 3.75-X.50. common-medium 3.75
4.50; good beef cows 4.75-5.35; odd
head np 5.50; tolls 4.75-5.5. good
rhoieo vealers mostly 8.00 9. OO; common-medium
5.00-7.O0.
Uaeep 1U00. direct 239 market active
' aroand 25 higher. 4 decks goo4-cko.ee
. 84-96 lb. fed lambs 4.25. good tracked
lota 7.50-75; common down 6.50; year
lings salable . around S.oo-50, few good
"c -"M-a 62 lb. ewes 3.75; medium 3.25
down. ,. : !...
Portland Produce
- PORTLAXD, Ore. Dee. 28 (AP) -Batter
Prmta, A - graoe. o4He lb. in
parchment wrappers. 35Sc lb. in ear
ton; B grade, parrbment wrappers 3 J .'
lb.; cartons. r4W lb.
IS'itterfa Pmium dr4 f e.-ner-x
rite A a-rad. deliored at (east twice
weekly 36 S7e lb.; com n try mutes.
4 35c; U grade 35c Ifc : -grade
at market.
M grade cream ! rs-t Hurlal
pries, be.lerfat basis Se b
Kggs Hn.ring prtre mt wlNH-oaW-ra es
trss. S6e: standards, 23c : extra mediama.
22e; medium firsts, 19c; nader grade.
- 15c. . . ' -
IteeseOrrgos triplets. I Set Ore
gen leaf. 14 sc. Hrokers rid pa H
be nwotatMtno-
Coantry Meats Selling . price' to re
tailors: eonnty killed hogs, beat Batchers
ader 15 ' lbs., vealers, 14a lb. : light
and thin, t ile Is.: heavy, 8 c lb.;
cutter cows, 7-7He - lb. ; canner cows.
U-7o lb.; bwll.. g,-o lb.; lsmbs.
14e lb.; ewes, 4-7e lb.
Caacaes fears llovins trie l.1g
a4 S Te lb
IJe eouiirv hnrtiand -ielrverv - bev
log MPe r nlnred nma oe 4 lbs
13-14e lb.: ruder 4H lbs- 13-14. lb.;
l-rbarn bore. IS l'.'c ll :- lghora
broilers, l,i lb 1 3-14e lb. : Leghorn
Springs, 11.14c lb.: reosUrs, 8-9e lb.
Potatoes -Klamath - No. 1. $2.40;
pesehntee. 92.40; Taklma Ke. J, eentaJ.
92.25 2.35
Wool 1936 nominal : Willamette vsl
kty mediant, 90a lb.; eoarse and" braids.
Salem Markets
Grade It, raw 4 per cent
milk. Sal cat basic pool price
S22 per bwndred.
. Co-oi bullerfat price, I".
O. B. Salcm. &Sc.
(Mitt
M.l nwlkli
iiusrtst inri 1
Distributor price $J4.
' A grmH- lHincrral Deliv
ered, ZJtc; 11 grade, deliv
ered, 33 He-
A grade print,' 33c; It
grade, 34c. -
.Prira paid iu grvwers bjr 8a leas
- I Ths prirra tn-luw. supplied by
rartl. ar inl-ativ ml thm daily
but ir, aol Kaamiiird by Tha
aaaa.J t
) J" I'RUITfc
. till! Kr.csB)
buyers,
a local
aaarkrt
Utates
I)ananaa.lb. on stalk
hands
t'tM-oanuts sark
Cranberries, 4tbbL
:: t resit. u
Grapefruit, Florida, bos
rape rail. Ariiuua 1.7S to
Lsmona crats 4.20 to
vrrauaVs stela
Sinkiat i , S.00
Fancy
Choice
fears. Bote bu.
.'meappt : frt-sfc. crate
M.ri!nate tii
vxgst&zjlcs
Marias,
tseeta. calif., os
irurt-on aw
Cabbage, lb. i
Cabbage, red
Labbaiee. Kraut. rt
Cbincae eabbage. crate
Carrots, coast, dos.
'bard Su
Caoli flower.' Ore. Vo 1 crate
Celery. erat 1.83 to
Hearts, doz.
Root, dot
Kndioe. do
irtwiis Musis rd. rrste
Imu Kale rrttr
t.etturr. California. iredn..
Onions, greeu, uui. .
iliiHitia tlr.siif aun
50 lbs.
Walla Walla sweet. 50 lbs
Oyster plant, dox
Kadishes. do ... .
Japanese radishes, dos.
Parsaips, lb ,
Paas. coast or Seattle, lb,
Peppers, green. Calif, lb
Ked. lb
t'olatoes sew. So I rw
So. 2. 501b. bae
Potatoes, tweet. No. t
Pumpkins cwt
Spinurh. oiange box
S411j.l1
Dunlin dii
Hubbard, cwt
Hea nut dos
Turnips, doz.. ...
Mater cress
sTTJTa
Walnuts lb H 14
r'lltierta IU36 eroti lb 10 te
Kors
iliuima: Pricsk
Clusters. 1936. lb. .27 to
.IS
19Vt
.29
do; 1936. lb .35 to
.40
rMKKel, 1935, top.
lb.
.Nominrsl
do. ' J, ll.
.Nominal
WOOL AND M0HAIB
lliuytng Price
Mohair :.
Mediora wool ...j
.40
32
.30
Coarso wool .
OOS AND FOOLTKI
Huvtnc Price ef And re seas)
White extras
Brown extra
Medium extras
Large stsndards
Medium standards .. x
Pullets
Heary hens, lb
Colored mediants, lh .
.25
.24
.22
.23
.19
.13
.13
.13
.10
.05
.05
.13
.13
Medium Leshorns. lb.
Stags, lb.
Old roosters, lb.
Colored frys. over 4 lbs.
Lnder 4 lbs
White Lezboras. frys ....
.12
-AHIO.N l KKAMKUT buying Priers
1 l I onltr So Motif
Colored, hens, niider 41 fb.' .12.
Co'ored hens over 4 lh .13
Leghorn hens, orcr 34 lis. .10
Leghorn bens, under 3H (be. .10
Leghorn broilers Mt. .12
Colored springs, oeer 3 lbs. .12
Colored springs, under 3Vz lbs... .12
Roosters .06,
liejects .T... market value
Statrs. lb .- .08
No. 2 grades. 2 rents less.
Ksk fandl'd and cradrd
xri;e extras
3
.22
.21
.22
.19
.15
.12
.17
Medium extras ...
Large standards
Medium standards
I'ndergrsdes
Pullets
lreed real. lb.
Turkeys, drensed
.15 and
LIVESTOCK
PiiTing Price
Spring lambs
6.75 to 7.23
Kwes ..
Hogs. top. 150- 1Q lbs
130-l.Vi lbs. ..
210 223 Iba.
sow :
Weers .........
Dairy tj'pe cow ,,,,,
Beef rows ,
Bulls' .
Iiile'rs ,
Top eeml .. w . , ..,
Dressed real, lh.
2.23 to 2 75
10.00 to 10.10
9.25 to 9.50
9.50
7.50 .
7.50 '
4.00
5 00
5.23
0 00
7.23
6 5o
3.00
4.50
4.75
5 00
50
- .11 i
. .13
- I.ft5
. 1.64
..43.00
..39.0O
29.00
25.00
- .23
. a.oo
-13.00
-10.50
Dressed" tfagn . ' ..
. URAis AND BAT
wh'te, Xo. 1
western red ...
Whelt,
Wheat.
Barley , brewing, tpn
Feed barley. tojfc.Jfe...
brewing.
Oats, milling, ton
eed. ton ,
Cloverseed, lb.
etca seed, per 100
t. lifvifii. Mrnee
Alfalfa, valley
Oat and vefli, ton
Clover, ton
CASCAKA AVO MIST
a-ara hark iia
IVpitermint Oil lh . .
.11.00 ;
nIH
I 75
Stocks & Bonds
tCownrlled ' by Associated fress)
December 2
ITOCK AVXEAGE8
Compiled by the Associated Presa)
SO
15
15
60
lndust.
. 93.7
Rnita
37.2
37.4
3H.9
29 S
43.5
-0.2
31.2
18.5
Ctil.
50.0
51.0
52.7
44 3
53.7
43.4
44.7
21.6
8tock
68.7
69.3
.71.6
55.0
72.8
55.7
56.1
34.8
Todaf
Prev.
Mou;h
Yesr
193C
193
10S5
1933
dsr.
94.
ace 97.
avo 73.1
high 99.3
low . 73.4
high.... 76.3
low 49.3
B0 XT AVXBAGES
10
Rails
.- 97.2
day. 97.S
ago 97.3
apo.... 6.0
high . 97.9
low S6.9
high S7.8
low 7S.4
10
10
10
For'go
71.7
72.1
: 71.0
69.1
72.1
67.6
70.4
63.5
Indast.
104.1
103.9
104.1
101.8
104.4
.101.8
102.7
92.2
Ctil.
101.9
102.0
102.4
99.6
103.1
99.3
99.8
S4.5
Today
,Prev.
Moir-k
Year
1936
193ft
19?5
1935
2e lb ; eastern Oregon. 23 ie lb :
rrwlin. 27 ZHc ib.; 1937 contract.
IO ::sc lb
Hf - Bpttur price to retailers: At
falfa No 1. 9(1 17.50; eastern Oregon
timothy. 919 19.50 Ion: oats and vewh
C! 13: rlnvrr. 913 ton, Portland -
Hops Xominal : 1936. S840e lb.
OnionsOregon. 90e tl.10 cental;
Takima. S5e cental.
Sogar Kerry of trait. lOOs 95 19:
bale SSS.,; I .cel. g. O.S cental
Donaoetfer . Flour Selling price, elty
delivery. 9 to 25 bhl. Iota: Famllv pat
ewt. 98. 913AS.03: bakers' hard
wheat 95.95-8.45; bakers' bloestent,
96.206.85: blended bant. 96.25-7.75:
graham, 96.65; whole wbeot. 96.70 bbl.
Boston Wool
POSTOJI. Dee. 28 fAP) (C8DA) -Activity
waa qolte restricted: on dom
estic wools in tbe Beaton market, bat
asking pi ire were very strong.
- B jyers " were showing setae Interest
it fine and blood - demeatie wools.
Aftrt; prices w-e mostly arennd 91.05
scoured basis ; for aversga to good
French combing - length fine territory
woole la origins! baglV add - aroand
1.02 03 for lines running balk short
Trench combing length.
-
, .08
.., oi
B.W
4.25 to 4.75
20 to 5
8.5a
J. 10
o.oo
to 3.25
. , 3.00 to 2.83
2.00
- .iS
... 4.00
w I an
I'rirosl
.60
. 45
.02
' .02
.75
!..
9u
" MS
S.Otr '
i.so
; .H
so
so
so
2 to 2 50
.35
1.25
.6
60
.... .40
.40
.13
.10 .
1U
too
.85
1.30
.50
.85 to .95
- ,,- .10 to .20
1.00
, ,, 75
.35
. SO
Few Stocks in ,
Modest Gains
Case Is Off 4 Points and
. Other Leaders Are
Down Also
. NEW : TCTRlC Dec. tJPy
Stocks tripped over year-end tax
selling and other bumps in today's
market and only a few rails, oils,
rubbers, aircrafts and specialties
were able to emerge wHh modest
gs-ina.
The Associated 'Press average
of 60 issues was off .6 of a point
at 68,7. Transfers totaled 1,78 9
116 shares compared with 1,607
380 last Thursday. .
Case Off 4 H Points
Among the principal share los
sers were J. I. Case at 141. off
4 V 'point, and Westinghouse
1434, off 24. ...
Others down fractions to a
point were U. S. Steel 77. Beth
lehem 7414, American Telephone
184 and Western Union 78.
Retaining gains of mostly frac
tions were Baltimore & Ohio at
20. Pennsylvania 39 4 . Ana
conda 53. U. S. Rubber 47,
and Standard Oil of X. J. 68.
Shelburn Qasses
To Resume on 4th
SHELBURN, Dec. S8 A capa
city house greeted the school chil
dren Thursday evening as they
presented their Christmas pro
gram. School will be in recess until
January 4.
Agnes Miller, employed in Sa
lem, spent Christmas with home
folks.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Shilling are
spending several days visiting at
the Ernest McCrae and Charles
Mollet homes in Albany.
Ray Speer and his mother and
George Bino have left for Wash
ington where they hope to secure
work in a logging camp. Ray has
sold his Shelburn property to Mr.
Holsteadt, formerly of Missouri.
Gardeners and
Ranchers' Mart
PORTLAND,1 Dec. 28-()-Trading
on the Gardeners' and
Ranchers' market was active yes
terday as dealers and retailers
replenished their stocks. In some
instances prices were lowered
due to the holddvers and over
ripe merchandise. . Washington
Delicious apples moved to a low
er range and sold at 12.00-2.25
for the extras.
The first shipment of Rose
burg cauliflower was received
this morning but no early sales
had been made. California cauli
flower continues in heavy supply
and growers' quotations were
lower at 8 0-8 5c per crate. The
lettuce, farket was easier due to
the supplies which accumulated
over the week-end.
The potato market was much
stronger at the point of shipment
but failed to react to any extent
on the local market. In .Idaho
No. 1 russets reached a hew high
for the season of $2.10 per cwt.
Yakima points were quoting $38
39 per ton. Local jobbers moved
their price upward but 6c per
cwt.
Apples Wsshington Delicious, extra
fancy 2.25-2.50; Winesaps extra fancy,
92.00-2.15: Oregon, Washington jumble
pack Delicious 65c-91.00: Northern
Spies, 70-80e; Ktayman 75e-91.00; 8pitx
en bergs. 75c-$1.00; Winesapa 91.00
1.25; Rome's Best 85e-91.0O.
Artichokes California, boxes 9 9 dos.
93.504. -
Avacadus California, . 65s. Put rtea,
$2-2.20;; Poeblos. 91.70-L85.
Esnansi Per pound. . 6-6 He.
Beans California, crate. 92.75-3; 9-7e
per lb.
Beats Per dozen, 40-50c.
Broccoli logs, 40-50c.
Bruasell Snrmits Oreron. fist erstes.
65-75e; California. 9-6e per lb.;
drams. 91-73.
Cabbage Orecon. Danish, lettaee
crates. 91.35-1.50; red., lb.. 14 -2c
Carrots Dob. bunches. 25 30c.
Csuliflower Oregon pony 91.15-1.25;
California. 91.4o-l.tio ' per crate.
Celery Hearts 75e-91.00: Ctah
type $1; California 8 to 3S doien, $2
2.25. .
Olerr root -Pound. B 75e.
Citrus Fruits Oranges. California
navels i.50-3.25; tangerines. Florida,
81.75 per fist. Lemons. Csliforaia
fancy ,93.75-6.00; grapefruit. Florida
fancy. 93 40-4.OO.'- Arisows, all aises.
915 2J5.
Cocosnutu Imported, sacks, ,95.79;
80c-91.00 dos. .
Cranberries 25-poand box. $4.50-4.75.
94 box; California. $1.90 per log ef 4
dozen.
Eggplant California, lug. $1.75-2.00.
KicaCallfraie flats whit and Slack
SO 7.V -
Garlic Per pound. 810e.
Grapes Emperors, 91-25-1.50.
Greea anmna I'et dosea buaekes.
25-SOe.
Cnund Cherries Orcgoa flat bases.
per lb.. 9 10c.
Hnrk!eberres - Oregon. Washington)
li 1 8c. ,
Tettoce Califoraio 4 and 9 dosea
iced. Sl.90-2.00; Imperial. 4 5 dos.
92-25-2.40; Oregoa pack. 3 dos. 91.10
1.50. . .
Melons Wsshington Casabas. 90-$
crate.
14 ushrooms One "poand cartons. 40
45c.
Unions IOO po-r.4 sacks. 0. 8- Ha
1. yellows. 91-1.15: Velrneiss. 60 lb.
sack, 85 90c; yellow boilers. 10-lb. sacks.
13-14C?
Parsaips Per log, 80-40c.
Peas California. SO-poand hampers,
82.60 2.85; crates. ,9 .i0 . ll-12a per
poaad.
I'eirtS On-ffoa Wnthinst'a. hasee
7nmble peek. Bose. and D' Anions, $1.75
$2.00. J t
i Persimmons CaUf lugs, $1.00-115:
boxes. 75ej:
Peppers California. 12 15e Is.
, Pal a toes O. 8. Ke, 1. IOO pound sacks
bakers' 82. 5 3.75 Deschutes rusaets.
92.30-2.45: Klamath russets. 92.90-2.45;
Washington rasrets. 92.30-2.45; local.
$1,90 2.15: Barbsnk. 91 90 2.10.
Pomegranates Lags. 91-0O-1.25.
. Hadiskes Per dorea benches. 90 25e
Khebsrb California, apple boxes.
9t.40-l.50. ...
Rutabagas .Wshlrti toe) n eaeha
$t.25--50: Oregon. local, lugs. 55c.
8pinach Oregon, orange hoses. 70-
75c; Texas. $1.15-1.25 per crates CaU-4
fornis. 91.75. ,;'-'
rW)uasb - trgnn Danish eaat crates
50 60e: flubbard. IK 1-1 H- ;
8 w e e litet fsnlorS'S 99 19
crates. $t.0 1.75; ysms. $2,40 3.50
bn.hel. - ' t
Tomatoes Oregoa aotlrouse. $1.80
91.90; CaUfornia, lags. 91.45-1.50; Max
icj. 93 50. : i
Tnraips Dosra bo aches. 89 90s.
Wstercrtss Pousd. 95 40s. :
Four Cenerations
Of Grices Gather
ORCHARD HEIGHTS, Dec 28
Four generations of the Grice
family gathered asls their cus
tom, for a two-day Christmas
celebration at. tbe horn of Larkln
Grice, father of the clan.
Present .were L. Grice, Mr. and
Mrs. Arba Martin, Victor, Walter,
Doris; Ardls and Cleta, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles ' Schwartz and Dell,
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Adams. Shirley
and Amnion, Mr. and Mrs. L. L.
Cannoy, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Best.
Mr and Mrs. Gilbert. Dillon, Bar
bara and Gerald, Mt. and Mrs.
Conrad Fox. Beverly and Glenda,
Mr. and Mrs. Dalton Castle and
John Dalton, Mr. and Mrs. A. ,S.
Grice and Irene. Mr.' and Mrs.
Charles Taylor, Mr.' and Mrs. Per
cy Castle.
Funeral Service
Held for Fennell
AUMSVILLE, Dec. 28 Funer
al services for Thomas Henry
Fennell, 80. long a resident of
this place, were held Sunday af
tenoon. He was born at Catham. Ontar
io, July 12, 1856 and died De
cember 24 at the home of a son
at Lebanon.
He was married to Mary: Ann
Russell at Catham. Ontario in
1879. They came to the United
Stattes in 1880 and settled in
North Dakota. In 1909 they came
to Oregon. He had resided in
Aumsville for 15 years and was a
member of tbe Bethel church.
Surviving are his wife, who re
sides at Albany; two sons,, Her
bert .Fennell of Albany, and Al
bert of Lebanon; daughters,
Thresa Rinyon. Galata, Mont. ;
Isabella Billman. Oakand, Calif.;
Mabel Grenze, Jefferson; Marion
Fennell. Albany; 16 grandchildren
and three great grandchildren;
one brother, Hezekiah of North
Dakota: one sister, Susanna Weir
of Havre, Mont.
The services were conducted by
Rev. Dodd, pastor of the Church
of the Four Square Gospel at Leb
anon. Interment was made in the
Butler cemetery here..
POLLY AND HER PALS
MICKEY MOUSE
V BUT.
PUEAoH,
WE W-.NT It
TALK TO V
WE WANT
A&VC A SI
QUESTIONS'
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Perrydale Folks
join Emcr lain in?
Many Homes Thrown Open
To Holiday Guests;
w Elliotts Hosts
: PERRYDALE, Dec. 28 Much
entertaining was done here Christ
mas day. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. El
liott served dinner to more than
50 relatives. The largest dinner
and reunion of alL i
Mr. and Mrs. H. 0. Keyt had as
their guests Mrs. D, B. Keyt. Mr.
and Mrs. E. S. Stultz. Lawrence
and Tld Macken and Mr. and Mrs.
Irwin White and family. -
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Lee had as
dinner guests Mr. and Mrs. Guy
Lee and sons of McMlnnville. Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Morrison.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Campbell
had his sister and brother-in-law,
Mr. 'and Mrs. Ed Lewis, of Port
land. -Morrisons
Entertain
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Morrison and
family of North Bend spent Christ
mas Eve here with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Morrison and
they with J. E. Houk and family
spent the Christmas day with Mrs.
William Lettiken at Independence.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mitchell
had as their guests Mrs. Lydia Con
nor, Mrs. Charles Mitchell and Lora
of McMlnnville, Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Mitchell and family of Dayton and
Will Caldwell of Dallas. Mr. and
Mrs. Orville Kurtz spent the day
in Portland with relatives.
Sanitary Lock era' A re t
Installed at Scio High
For Gymnasium Classes
SCIO. Dec. 28 One hundred
sanitary lockers have been placed
at Scio high school for trse of phys
ical education classes and athletic
teams. The lockers comply with
state department of education re
quirements, and were installed in
an effort to prevent diseases com
mon to' athletics.
x Use of lockers is compulsory
for all students participating in
physical education or athletics.
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For Yule Dinner
Other - Homes ;' at Pioneer
Scene of Happy.
Gatherings -
- PIONEER, pec. .28 Christ
mas day was a. happy one (or the
residents of Pioneer. Among those
who had guests .were the Roy
Blacks at whose home were con
gregated Mr. and Mro. Homer
Daehtelds and daughters, of Salt
Creek; -Mr. and Mrs.. Leighton
Dashields and daughter of Smith
Field. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sta
pleton and son of Perrydale and
Miss Laura Singletary of eastern
Washington. Roy Birds - had as
guests Mr. and Mrs. Chet GUlam
and children of Bay City, . Mr.
and Mrs. H. Gillam and R. Hen
drickson of Perrydale.' Mr. and
Mrs. John Robbing of Dallas and
Mr. and Mrs. Dare Bird and son of
here. '
John Kellers' guests were Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Frakes of En
gene, Mr. and .Mrs. Lloyd Schnei
der and daughters of Dallas and
Mr. and Mrs. Cr M.' Neswald of
here. Datt L. Cady's guests were
Mrs. Helen Johnson and William
Stempel from California and Eth
elyn Pederson ' of Toppenish,
Wash., and Mr. and Mrs. Wells.
Tillamook Folks Guests
Tom Keller's family had as din
ner guests Mr. and Mrs. ,fi. ' V.
Hatton and family of Tillamook.
Mark Blodgetts had as dinner
guests Mr. and Mrs. Glen Robson
and. daughter of Orenco, and Will
Kinion and family. Mr. and Mrs.
Johnnie Thiess of Scio . and Mr.
and Mrs. Steve Thiess and son
of here were guests at the Philip
Thiess home.
Among those wha spent the day
away from hornet were Mr. and
Mrs. Johnnie Keller and daugh
ters who went to ; her mother's
home at Amity; Mr. and Mrs.
Burt Curtiss and son, .Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Dornbecker and
children. Mrs; George Curtiss and
Frank Domaschofsky, who tpent
the -day at tbe home of Mrs. Ardith
But Courage Failed Him!
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Radio Programs
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.- ff.30 Klock. S Kyss sf tfcs WerU.
. 9 :94 Rhythm lac Robssbcs.
: 9:49 HoaMSBakws sxehanfa. ' 1
9:19 Tops Herss.'
9:80 Jtomsara ol Hrlea Tycst, rsma
9:45 Kirk Man's Darlinr. ssrisl.
ia.anH.il. ..il nh urial. '
10:13 M"odrn Cinderella, ssaslc-serial.
10:80 BettJ Croeker. . ,
10:36 -Chut.hymm.
10:48 WUs's whtt In nswt. 'i
ll:00 ilic; Sister.J aerial.
11 llS CookiD. for fuaw " . . ...-
11:30 This and that.
1S:15 Al Pesresss GsB.
13:45 News. - . - ' . .
1:00 MilU ore. 1:15 Msrr CsJlssw -
1:30 Vsrifty. 2 Tite UuUsr, guiur.
2 :30 firncopstors. . "
. S :4S Neighbors hints stories.' Isslr.
9 :00 Foiiliiiis fsnrt-ss, vaiied.
3:30 Xiws. 4:30 Doris Kerr, son-s.
4:45 Carter, oriras. ,
5:00 Htmoertteis ilttrii-: kan.
5;30 Romantic sonss, W. MeKlnney.
5j45 Popey. the Ssilor (KT.
9:00 Disss, srftn.
' fi :30 C'srsTSD, orrh-soluists.
7:30 Stranse ss It Hoenis,
7:45 Hale choras psrade.
g:00 Poetic melodies.
'8:15 Renfrew, serial.
8:30 Al Jolson. - . ,
9:00 Waring Pennsylvanians, vsriety.
9 :30 Honor ibe law.
0:45 Virginia XRae.
10 Pollack orrh." 3
10:30 Harris oreh.
10 :43 sT.rons srrh. ' '.
11:00 Allen oreh. , ,
Itif 0-ia Kainbow s end, reaaer-instr.
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7 :oo Mornins " melodies: .
7:30 Petite musicsle. 8 Fmsnelsl.
" 9:15 News. . , - '
9 00 Christine. siBginjr. plsnlst. :
9:15 Msry Marlin. serisl.
10:00 Mystery - chef. - . . ,
10:15 Winirs of Csbhape Patch, serlsl.
10-80 John's Other Wife, serial, .
10:45 Just Plain- Bill. -aerial. -11
KIO Band lessons. 10 :30 ews.
11 -49 Sintrin 8am.
ll:09Pepper Yonng's -ViiJ, MrfsL
1I:U Ma Perkins, ssrisl.
12-90 Vie snd S-de. comedy.
12:95 O'Neills, serial.
1:15 Rose Bowl luncheon. - . ..
nr.aschofsky of Dar.a9; Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Dornbecker and their
Chtliren, with his parents at En
gine.
Dance Is Wednesday
c a inrirTn nc. 28. The
New eYar's eve dance slated here
v,o. Kan t Ahead to Wednesday
night, December SO, and will be
held at. the Falriieia grange nan.
The public is invited.
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1:00--C!ini.
3:15 Charles Sears, sing.
. 3:80 Glenn, orfsn.
9:45 -Tattlers sreh. , - .
9:00 Woman's aaacaxina, . Tlried. . x
4: OO Easy Area, comedy.-:-
4:45 Oh. Susannah, singinstr. (-T)a
9:00 Piano surprises.
5:15 Long About ' Sundown.
5:30 Stars of today KT).
5:4& Moon Glow melodies.
6:00 Bea Eernie. vsristy.
9:30 Fred Astaire. sings, aaaeei.
7:80 Hollywood gossip. Ji-unyjndleSV
: imhms pinj.
8":00 Amos
" Andy, comedy.
8: IS UPM ana lonr."cinan;i
9:80 Good Morning Tonight.
10:00 News flashes. ' '
10:15 St. frsneis srek.
10:80 rMilne orrk.- . - :
1 1 :00 Ambassador sreh. .
11:30 Wilds sreh.
12 :00 Weather reports.
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' KXX m8PAT-l 130 Xs.
9:30 Musicsl clock. -
7:30 John Higgiaa, drams. , "
'7:45 Humor in the news.
8:00 Breskfsst club. .
8:45 Oospel singer.
9 :00 Houeyboy snd 8sssafrss.
9:15 Home institnts.
9:80 Morning concert. 10 Studis.
10:02 Orch ET).
10:07 Own Year Home.
10 :15 Food -'Magician.
10:30 Vaughn Ue eath, sing. (
10:45 Dot ud Will, drama.
11:00 Words snd Music. L
11:30 Western farm snd home. ..
12:30 Sgles meeting. 1:30 Visitor.
2 ;00 Tabernacle, VendeHf Bros. .
9:15 Song cycle. 3:30 Better apeeta
a .a. .Ilielatnra. . .
2:45 Oslo Psge. sing.
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9:15 Animal eloseupt. - V
8:23 Financial and grain. -
9:30 News. - ..,'-.
3:35 Tom Thomas, aing.
3 :45 Joan sad Escorts.- 4-r Kews.
4:15-4:30 Food and friends. ,
8:30 Duds Ranch, sing-instr.
9:O0 Sweet-rnusu?. 9:13 Mersdy M
9:30 -Brsgiotti orek.
10:00 Pslscs, orch. ,
10:15 Toley Tolmsn.
10:80 Bal Tabarin orch.
ll:0O Paul Carson, orgsn. ' s .
12:00 Weather reports.
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9:00-Homemskers' hour, qnestiooi
. snd answers.
, A . , V Caw knnr 1 iT adulta.
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10:45 Morning concert.
12:15 Noon farm hour.
1:15 Variety half Hour.
9:00 Guarding your health.
9:80 Interesting people in the aew.
8:00 Rsdio club. "Whst Kind el 4
, Pstient Ass It" Mrs. Glad) 4
Chambers. . . -.
9:45 Ths Monitor views ths sews.
4:00 The- symphonic .hour.
4:30 Stories for boys . snd flrw.
5:45 Vespers.- Dr. John 8. Boras.
9:80 Evsning farm hour. '
7:80 The Citlsen-and his School. i
9:150.8.0. debate squad. i
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