PAGE TWELVE
TW OREGON STATESMAN, galea,
7heat Slump
Cancels Gain
Cent a . Bushel Setback
Wipes out Advance of
Early Week -
; CHICAGO, July I Ano
ther . slump of a cent a .? bnshel
In wheat values today just about
eliminated the modest advance
scored earlier this week.
" After registering gains of as
much a cent In early deal
ings, prices tumbled i from
the ' highs and closed to -1
cent lower than yesterday, with
July contracts at 69-70 and
September at 11-.
Weekend liquidation and hed
ging sales coincident with the
expansion of harvest operations
In the southwest caused the re
action. A railroad survey indi
cating winter wheat conditions
have improved the past few
weeks had a bearish effect and
while Its optimism was expect
ed, nevertheless It- was consider
ed a probably accurate foreun
ner of the July private crop es
timates to be released early next
week., '
Oats and rye fell with wheat
but corn, held about steady, , be
ing strengthened by unusually
big weekend shipping sales to Industries,
One Killed in Tillamook Crash
S4gWU, MMiilin iuvtiut - - .
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4
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Mart
POBLANO, Or., Jaly 1. (AP)
(UBUA) Product price ehangea:
applet On. Newtowns, ax fey, L50
175, fcjr. 1.25 1.40; Wh. Wlnesapv ea
fey. 1.60-1.85 ; Bonti, oa fey, l.oS 1.7J;
Transparent, 24 lba., 1.00 I. IS.
Aprirte Cal.f- 60 65e flat; 1.00-1.15
royal lata; Ore-Wash. 15-lb. flata, 60
Oe, Ifoorparke, 5O-S0e.
Aoeadaa 4;alif, 1.04-1.70.
A pang-in Ora.. Waih SO lba. No. 1.
1 85-1.75; lease, 1.50; nnclaaa loote,
1.2 J; atrmga, 75e 1 00
Bean -Ore. gTeea, 3tt-4e; wax -3He.
Baaaoaa Bunch A He; email lota .
Black Cape 1-65-1.74. r
CeleTy Calif., Duh, 1,501.00; white,
1.70 1.80; hearta. 4a., 1.10.
Cabbata Oregon round head, 75e-1.00
lew 1.23; poor 60-70e. -
Canuloupea Calif, atds. 45s, 1 40
S 50 jnmbo, 80-45a, 1.90-2.00; stand
ard , 45a, 1.65-1.75; HoneydeWa, 0s,
1.40-1.60; jnmbo 27a, -1.75-1.85. a
Cherriee Ore., Wash., Bines, 4-Se;
Imberts S-Se.
Cilery Calif, Utah, 1.75 1.S5; white.
S 00 2.25; Ore, Duh 1.50 1.75; wait
1.75 J.OO; iearta. i.10-1.20. .
Curraota 1.25-t.SO.
Caoliflower Local, S-lla, 1.00-1.10;
Ho. 3, 60-5e. -
- Ultras Fruit Orapefm.'t. Texaa amarsli
eedless, S.85S00; Arixone fancy, 3.25
S.50: ria S.2S-3.50.
Corn Oregoa crates, S doa., 2.50-2.70:
yoorer S.2 5. . - .
Garlle Leal, S-Se! lb. ; Calif. , mew
rop. lOe D. '.5
Grapes Califs aeedleaa, 3.50-2.65 Inf.
Laasons Vaucy, ali i aiaea. 5.00-50;
boiee. A 7S. ..) i
Limes Do, carton, 20 25e.
Letture l-al dry. 65 75e; poor, 15a.
Oraafee Calif, aarels, choice, n
aoted; Valenciae, larfa S.75-4; email to
BaetliiMn. 2.25 3.70.
Lettuce Best 80 65; poor 35e;' Wash,
topped, 70-75c- '
MHsbroomt Cultivated. 1 lb.; 30 85c
Onions Calif, wax, 90e-1.00; yellow,
TO 75c; redau0 V5e. .
Prarhea CaHf., flaU, Triumphs. SOe
1 00 Calif. Redbird 05-75e; Ore. 05-T5e.
reae-rOreon, 8-2ie lb:
Pcppera CaUf..lu(s, I.40-1.SV
Plume Calif", 1.10-1.20.
Pctateea Ore. Deachntea Ruasete, No
1. UIO rha 1.00 1. 30 MIS Ko. 3, 50 lb
d5-50e; Califs Loaf Whites, US Ko." 1,
100 lbs.. 1.75 l.lo; Mash, Cobbles No. I.
1.60 1.60. i
Shabarb Ore, apple box, 40 43c loose;
lettuce crates. B5e-1.10 ewt. ; loose, 2e lb.
Squssh Ore. Zocchini, 70 80c, flats;
Scallops, 7O-80e; Crookoecks, 70-75e.
Strawberrira 'Oregon, beat,' 14 basket
ratea. 1.60-1.75. '
.. Spinach Ore., 40-50 orange gox.
Towtoea Ore., hothouse, 0-14e;
Califs 24 B, 1.85 2.00.
. Annched. Vegetables: Local per doa
bunches onions 20 25e; radishes, 17H
30c: parsley, 17 1 20c; turnips. 45 55c:
arrots. 20 25e
Root Vcxrtablca: Kutabaffaa 1. 85-1.50
Younrbcrriea 1.20-1.80 crate.
Watermelons Calif. 2.25 cat, eratea
.. extra.
Held as Hostage
);
j
Urn. Ruth Joiner (above), 29, of
Crawfordsvllle, Ind was held
' captive for two hours as foar
Indiana state : prison tjaniatea
threatened her life anless given
tlieir release. . Few rot the con
victs were wounded as Was Mrs.
Joiner when state police rushed
the office In which she was held
tMrisoner la the futile escape try.
1
Harry Sherman, 85. president of the Tillamook flying club, died Friday (June 180) and Wlnslow Still
well, SO, club member, was In serious condition from injuries suffered when this plane stalled at 400
: feet Thursday and nose-dived oato a farm field near Tillamook. ( AP Photo).
Coast Hop Marts
Remain Inactive
Pacific coast hop markets con
tinned to be" featured' hy light
trading and movement during the
week ended June 18, states r the
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
In the Weekly Hop Market Re
view. " ' - " - " I
Oregon hop markets were quiet
and Inactive and no sales of spot
hops, either 1918 - or folder
growths, were reported. .Contract
ing of new crop hops for future
delivery was also reported at a
standstill. Demand was slow from
both domestic and foreign inter
ests. Prices on 1938 supplies were
being established by the i stabilis
ation corporation at 25 cents per
pounds on their offerings of loan
hops. Quotations on 1937 and old
er growths remained nominal in
this state with no Interest being
shown by dealers. Interest in new
crop prospects was being shown
by the trade generally. i
Trade reports indicated thai the
Oregon crop was making general
ly satisfactory progress under fa
vorable weather conditions. Pros
pects are regarded as folly jnor
mal for this season. Some downy
mildew and lice infestation were
reported but growers were spray
ing their yards and damage thus
far has been negligible.
Washington and C a 1 1 f o t nla
markets were also dull with! de
mand and trading limited. I
Stone Fruit Rot
Hits Since Rain,
Spraying Advisjed
Brown rot of stone fruit has
been making its appearance in
Marlon county since the recent
Nw.USArmy'Giin Fires Shell 15 Miles
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1 laa.'fcs,JMM MMMpMaaWsl ovo.-JSjt-.
-5" LILY'S . i ' '
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'
This new. United States army gun, one of the most
powerful guns in the world, is capable of firing a
100-pound shell 15 miles. In tests at Fort Bragg,
N. C., it fired the longest shot ever fired from a
standard American army field gun, the projectile
traveling about 29,000 yards and blowing a hole 16
feet into the ground. It is mounted on a ten-wheel
pneumatic-tired carriage capable of a top speed of
12 miles an hour.' This is an official photograph of
the ordnance departmtt. United States army.
rainy period, according to obser
vations made by Assistant Coun
ty Agent Robert Rieder.
While the fruit is small and
still green, this disease is not
very abundant ' and it can be
easily overlooked. Nevertheless,
when this condition, exists, there
Is enough of the disease present
to carry it to harvest, when a
serious outbreak may o :urf es
pecially if there is much wet,
damp or foggy weather at that
time.
For dusting, use a super-fine
dusting sulfur, which will pass
at least a 300 mesh sieve.
Market Enabled
To Edge Upward
NEW YORK, July 1 ( A
little short covering and timid
investment buying today enabled
the stock, market to finish a
shade on the upside.
The list started off with mi
nor gains in the majority, loaf
ed along narrowly until the fi
nal half-hour then moved up
sedately under the leadership
of a smattering of "blue chips."
At the close advances ran to a
point "or 'more for favorites, al
though there was a sprinkling
of minus signs " in evidence.
The Associated Press average
of 60 stocks was up .4 of a
point at 45.5. For the . week,
however, this composite suffer
ed Its worst reaction since the
period of April 8. showing a
net loss of 1.9 points. Trans
fers for the two hours amounted
to 185,400 shares against 187,
820! last Saturday. Although vo
lume picked up son.ewbat on
the week, the turnover for June
was the smallest in IS years.
Quotations at Portland
PORTLAND, Ore., July X. (AP)
Dairy produce prices;
Batter: Extras 25 ; . standards 33 H;
prime firsts 22; firsts 31 Va ; botterfat
3SV.-24.
' Efrs:' Large extras 31e; large stand
arda 19e; mediant extras 19e; medium
standards 18c.
Cheese Triplets 13e; loaf, 14e.
Portland Produce
PORTLAND. Ore., July 1. (AP)
Coantr Meats beinnj price ta re
tailers: Country-killed kora. bait batcb
era, nnded 160 lbs, lu-10He lb.; vealera,
11 H 12e lb.; light and thin. 10 lie lb.;
beary, S-lOe; Ige; spring lambs, lS-15e
yearling lambs, 10 12 lb.; ewea, 6-7
lb.; cutler eowa, 9e; eaaoer cows, SVa
9c: balls He lb.
Live Poultry Buying prices: Leghorn
broilers, 13V ISe lb.; colored springs, 3
lba. and over. 13 lee lb.; Leghorn bens,
m S lba.. Me lb.; under IVs lba. 13c
lb.: colored bene to S lbs, lie lb.i
over S lba, l&e lb.; No. 3 grade, ee
lb. leaa.
Tnrkeya Selling pr.ee: Dressed hens,
lMSe lb.: toms, 15 16e lb. Baying
oricea: Hens. 15 18c lb.: toms. 14 lie lb
Potation Yakima Gams. ( ) cantal.
local. l.OO; Deaehatea Gems, 1.S5 cental;
Klamath Falls No. 1, Gems 1.15 1.35 carl
New Potatira California Whites. No
L 17S per ewt ; Keanewiek. 1..40-1.50.
Oaioas Calif, was 80 90c; red, 70ej
yellow, 80 85e per 50 lb. sack.
Wool Willamette valley, 1939 clip,
nominal med, 35c lb.: coarse and braids,
35 38c lb : 6 months lieeee. 32 34e lb. ;
eaatera Ore, 18 Sic lb.
Bay 8elling prire to retailers: Alfal
fa. No. 1. 16.00 toe; oat eeteb, 13 00 toa:
clover. 1 1.00 toa ; timothy, eastern Ore
19 00: do ealley, 14 00 ton, Portland.
Bops 1938 Clusters, 20 25 lb. Pug
(les. 23r lb.
Mohair Nominal. 1939 clip, SOe lb.
Caarara Bark Buying price, 1939 peel,
le lb
Sngar Berry and fruit, 100s, S.00;
bale 5.15; beei, 4.65. t
Domaetie Flour Spiling price, city de
JiTery. 1 to 35 bbl lots: Family patent.
19s. C 70 8 85; bakers' hard wheat, net.
t 00 5.45; bakers' blnettem. 4.70 5.00s
blended wheat flour. 4 70 5 00 : soft wheal
4.40 4.45; graham, 49a. 4.S0; wholewheat
49s. 4 95. bbl.
Portland Grain
PORTLAND, Ore. July 1. (AP)
Wheat: Opea High Low Close
July 72 3 78 ,72
Cash Grain: Oatr, So. 2-38 lb. white.
37.00; No. 3, 38 lb. gray . Barley, Ko.
3. 45 lb. BW. 34.00. Cora No. Jt, EY
shipment. 26.25. Flax. No. 1, 1.66. -
Caah Wheat Bid: Soft white 72 H;
western white 72; western red 71. Bard
red winter ordinary 6iVi, 11 per cent
69 V4: 12 per rent 72: 13 per cent 74;
14 per cent 77. Hard wh it e-Baart -ordinary
; 13 per cent T5; IS per cent 78;
14 per can 80.
Today's Car Receipts: Wheat 25; oar
ley 0; flour 17; com 0; oata 0; bay 0;
millfeed 8.
Portland Livestock
6.90 7.40
7.15 T.75
7.50 7.75
7.15 T.75
6.85 Q 7.50
8.60 7.15
6.85tt 8.85
6.60 7.15
S.75S 7.25
6.25 9.75
5.25 5.75
5.00 5.50
4.75 6.35
PORTLAND, Ore., July 1. (AP)
(USD A) Hogs: Receipts 50, for week
salable 2800, total 4200. Compared week
ago, market 15-25 higher. Price range:
Barrows and gilts, gd-ck.
140-160 lba
do gd-ek, 160-180 lba.
do gd-ek, 180-300 lba.
do gd-eh, ,200-220 lba.
do gd-eh, 320-250 lba.
do gd-ck, 390-850 lba.
do gd-ck, 390-850 lba.
da fd eli, 250-290 lba.
do med,i 140-160 lba.
Pkg. eowa. gr, 275-850 lbs
do good. 350-425 lbs
do good, 425-550 lbs
do med.! 375-550 Ibe
Pigs (fdr atrkr) gd ch,
70-140 lba.
Cattle: Receipts 65, tor Week aalable
2475, total 2530; calrea 15, for week aal
able 280, total 870. Compared week age,
market uneven, fed steere etrong, grata
cattle weak with good beef eowa 25 low
er, bulla fully 25 or mora lower. Price
range: i
Steers, gd, 900-1100 lba. .S
do medium, 750-1100 lbe.
do coin pl). 750-900 lba.
Heifers, good, 750-900 lbs.-
do medium, 550-900 lbs.
do com .(pi) 550-900 lba.
Cows, good, all wts.
do medium, all wts.
do com (pi), all wts.
6.50 7.25
do low-eut-cut. all wts.
Bulla (yearlings exclud) gd
(beef), fall wta
do medium, all wts.
do.' eut-eom (pi), all wts.
Vealera, choice, all wta .......
do good; all wta .......
do medium, all wta
do cull com (pin), alt wta
Calves, med. 250-400 lbs
do com (pin) 250-400 lba
Sheep : Receipts for week,
total 4560; spring lambs
week ago.f Price range:
Spring lambs, gd A choice..
do medium and good
do common (plain)
Lambs (shorn) med A good
do common (plain)
Ewes (shorn ), good choice
do common (plain) med..
9.00 9.60
7.75( 9.00
6.25
8.00(a)
7.009
5.50
5.75(5
5.00
4.00
7.75
9.00
8.00
7.00
6.50
5.75
5.00
4.25
3.25 d
6.25 6.50
5.50 6.35
4.75 5.50
8.00 8.50
7.50 8.00
6.000 7.50
4.50 6.00
5.50 7.00
4.50 Q 5.50
salable 8250,
25-50 below
$7.50 7.75
6.75 7.25
5.75 6.50
5.00 5.25
4.00 5.00
3.503 8.50
1.25Q 2.50
Wool in Boston
BOSTOX. July 1. (AP) (USDA)
(USD A) A slightly improved tone waa
noted in the Boston Wood market during
the past week.
An occasional house transacted a mod
erately larger valume of bnsineaa than
daring the previoua week. Prices eaaed
alightiy on graded territory wools, bat
prices on original fine territory wools,
which bad previously declined, were about
steady. Fleeces offered from the mid
west were: slightly firmer. Graded comb
ing bright; fleeces were quoted ateady on
a grease bai ranging 28 to 31 cents for
fine Delaine, 29 to SO cents for half
bloods and 31 to 82 cents for three-eighths
and quarter bloods.
Salem Market Quotations
raoTTs
. ( Baying Prlcea)
(The prices below aupplled by
grower and Indicative of tba daily
prlcea paid to growers by Salem
bat are not guaranteed ky The
man.) -
Banana a. lb. oa '
Baada ,
Urapaf rait, Tesaa piaka
Keguiar
Lemoas. crate
Oraagea. erato
Straw be rriea. cal
Svocadoa, crate
Currants
S.60 to
Raaaberriaa
Caalaloapeo. erato
Watermelons.
.1.65 te
rmeloaa, lb.
TEOBTAULES
(Baying PTlces)
Asparagus. 8
Beets, doa. .
Cabbage, lb.
Carrots, local, doa.
Caaliflower, local -Calory.
Otab, 3.00; local. erat
Cacambera, batasaea. bos ..
a local
market
bayera
States
.05 H
.06
4.00 -
8.00
S.60
4.00
1.60
1.66
1.40
S.00
8.35
J0
.80
.35
.03
Jl
1.08 .
1.75
3.&0
Thrill Racing 'Crazy ' Says Oldiield
evsTrwiWawWaflWilNmj
ghat's my speed, says Barney OL23eM, Teteram auto race driwer,
pointing to the 40 mile soars: on his speedometer. la Bnrbeuik, CaL,
recently Oliflcld west oa record as opposing nhriil cmy" auto
- races which yearly sacrifice tires for the sake of appeasins; thrill
era Yin jt crowds and sejrrinaj xte auefnl ptarpose to the aeto iaadastrr.
He pointed oat that S2 drtTers hare lost their ltres at Indianapolis
while only one of two men hare been killed dining the past 29
I fears testing cars sclmtlfiraliy for the auto lndnstry (UN ) ,
Grade B raw 4 per cent
milk, Salem Co-op basic pool
price f 1.70. I
Co-op Grade A bntterfat
price f 1.72.
(Milk baaed oa! eoml-moBthly '
butterfat average.) i
Distribntor price, fSLSS.
Bntterfat, No. 1, 23c; Ko.
2, 21c; premium, 24 He.
' A grade print, 28 He;' B
grade 27 Mc; quarters 20Hr
Lottaeev loeal 'j '
Oaloaa. 6
Oreoa onions, doa,
Badiabea, doa.
Peaa. local, ih
Peppers. green. Calif.
raraiey
Potatoea, local ewt, K.
V ID. MSS.
Raw Potatoea, Calif, rrt
Spiaaeh, local, ,
-laraipa, eoa.
.90
1.00
.30
JO
Jts
JO
0
1.1
.45
1.00
JO
JS
. ' t UT8
(Moe paid ky IMepeadest Packing plaat
psw)
Walnuts Prsnqaettes, fancy, 12a me
dium, lOe; email 8e; orebard run, S to
lOe. Walnut meats. 35 to SOe lb.
. rilberta Barcelonaa. large 13&e; fan
cy 11 Vie; babies, lie: orchard rua lie.
(Coop Pncea to Grower)
Walnota Price range, depending apoa
way nuta run in 14 different grades 11 m
13a. Duehitly 1 cent higher.
HOPS
(Buying Prices)
Clusters, nominal, 1937, lb. .05 to .08
Clusters. 193k, lb J 2 to .25
Tuggles, top J3
WOOL AJfD MOHAIS
(Buying Prlcea)
Wool, medium, lb. J5
Coarse, lb. - .25
Ukmba, lb. , - 2
hlokair. lb JO
EGGS AND FOULTBT
(Baying Prtcei of Andrtaea's)
Grade A targe, doa..
Grade B large. dos
Grado A medium
Grade B medium
Pullets
.15 to
J9
J7
J7
.15
J 4
J5
ai
JO
.05
Heavy hens, lb .14
HASIOK CKEAStTBT Baying Price
Hottenat, iirat qnality,
Butterfat, aeeond qnality
ttutterfat, premium
Colored frya
White Leghorns, heavy.
Wkita Leghorn a. light
Uio roosters
Leghorn hens, over 8H lbs.
.23
21
.24 Va
.11
.09
10
Leghorn hens, under 3V4 lbs..
ochora trrera. 1 lba
I .e (thorn fryers, anderaise. market valae-
Colored fryers, 3 8 lbs. .
Colored springs, 8 lba. and up
Colored bona ,
Stags
Old Roostera
No. 3 grades So per nonad less.
EGGS
Grade A large ,
Grade A medium
Grade B large
Grade B medium
.11
.12
J3
.08
.05
Cndergradea and rhx ....
.19
J6
J6
J5
.15
LIVESTOCB
fBuying price for Ho. I stock, baaed on
conditions and sales reported np to 4 p.m.
-mba. 1939, topa 7.23
Lambs, yearlinga
Ewea
(fogs, top
130 150 lba
210 800 lba.
Sows
Beef eowa .. ....
Bulls
Heifers
Top veal
Dairy type eowa..
Dressed veal. lb.
4 25 to 4.75
3.00 to 2.50
7.25 to 7.50
7.00 to 7.25
6.75 to 7.00
6 25 to 5.75
5.00 to 5.50
6.50 to 6.50
6.00 to 6.50
7.60
8.50 to 4.60
JO
OBAXJI. BAT AHD SEEDS
Wheat, bu.. No. 1 rocleaned ... .73
Oata, grey ton ,, - 28.00
White ' 25.00
Peed barley, ton
Clover hay, ton-.
Alfalfa, toa
22 00 to 24.00
12.00 to 18.00
10.00 to 16.00
Egg maab. Ko. 1 trade. 80 Ik. bag 1.70
Dairy teed, 80 lb. g . 1.85
Boa scratch foed 1.75
Cracked rorn 1.75
Wheat " 1.65
Barley Market Weaker
As Adjustments Made
- PORTLAND, July 1 CP) Ad
justment toward new crop ba
sis and prices resulted in a
weaker tone tor the northwest
barley market this wee. Port
land prices declined 1V c per
100.
The trading and movement
were light. Willamette valley
new crop prospects continued
bright with larger supplies expected.
Stocks and
Bonds
Julyl
STOCK aVBBAOBS
Compiled ky The Associated Proas
80 15 15 60
' - ladua Bails TJtil Stocks
Net Chg. A .7 A .3 A J A .4
Saturday S4.8 1S.7 86.4 , 45.5
Tear ago 70.5 19.0 34.7 48.4
193 kigk 77.0 28.8 40.0 53.4
1989 low 68.8 15.7 33.7 41.6
SO
Bails
Wet Chg. A .8
Satarday 85.1
Pro-ioaa day 64.9
Tear ago . 66.1
1939 high S4.9
1939 low S8.4
10
Indos
TJnek
100.0
oo.o
7.T
100.7
97.0
10
TJUl
A J
5.8
5.7
3.S
6.7
1.9
10
rorgm
A .1
O.S
0.3
3.6
4.0
8.S
dosing Quotations
NEW YORK, July
Allied Stores... ttt
Am Power dk Lt. 4
Ant Rad Std San 11
Am Roll Mills.. MSH
Am Smelt 4fc Ret.ll
Am Tel A Tel .181
Amer Tobacco . , S 4
Am Water Wks, t
Anaconda 22
Armour. HI - 4
Atchison. ......
l-(ff)-Today,i closing prices: '
Consbl Oil .... 7
Corn Products . 11
Curtlss Wright .
Douglas Aircraft IS
Db Pont do N. .14S
Elec Power A Lt 1
General Electric tSM
General Poods 43
General Motors .41
Goodyear Tiro. . 2S
Great Northern. lt
Bait A Ohio ... 4 Hudson Motors . 4
Illinois Central , 104
12 Insp Copper ... 10
11 Int Harrester .. 65
21 Int Nickel Can . 44
17 Int Paper & P Pf 18
1 Int Tel A Tel.,. 6
42 Johns ManriUe. 48
21 Kennecot ..... 21
Moaty Ward ... 42
21 Nash Kelrlnator S
47NaUonal Biscuit 21
Natl Dairy Prod IS
1 National Dist .. 25
Bendlx ATiaUon 21
ta V. ei
ww otevi
Boeing Air ...
Borge Warner
Calif Pack ....
Callahan Z-L ...
Caterpil Trac ..
Celanese ......
Certain-Teed . , ,.
Ches A Ohio ...
Chrysler: ......
Com I Sotrent ..
Com with-A Sou.
Consol Edison ..
i '
22 Natl Power A Lt .7
Northern Pacific
Packard Motors.
Phillips Petrol..
Press Steel Car.
Pub Berries NJ.
Pullman ......
Safeway Stores
Sears Roebuck .
Shell Union ...
So Cal Edison .
Southern Pacific
Standard Brands
Stand Oil Calif .
Stand Oil NJ ...
Studebaker ....
Sup Oil .......
Trans-America
Union Carbide ;
United Aircraft.'
United Airlines.
US Rubber ...
US Steel
Western Union
White Motors . .
wool worth-.... i
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FASHION RELICS
OTCHA and boopadoop .... Shutuny . .. . Cliarl a
. . . . "It" . . . .Yea, We Have No Bananas . ... So'a Your
Old Man ; . .. Drugstore cowboys in beU-bettoined trousers
and plus-fours . .'. . Fkppers in knee-high skirts and ma
buckled galoshes ...
All, all are gone. . They arc outmoded, c4eWahoed,
passe. They belong to a vanished era, a period of unbridled
aelf-cxpreaaion and cock-eyed eibinoiuai.
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I
, HERE REMAINS one tragi-comic vestige of the
Gilded "Twenties." He is the Speed Cowboy. An
unwanted relic of a bygone era, he whizzes blithely
on, oblivious to the fact that he is as out of place as
a Keystone comedy in Radio City Music HalL Just
a Model T intellect in a rtreamlined roadster.
Some day, he may be caught unawares and be
put in a museum, where he belongs, along with the
extinct Dinosaur and the Dodo.,
THE SPEED COWBOY "
We don't want to put a damper on your Fourth of July Cele
bration . . . But the accidents of this Fourth will make head
lines for the Fifth . . . You may be a careful driver but who
can say he is safe while the Reckless Speed Cowboy rides the
highways . . . Protect your family and protect yourself against
loss of time without pay.
Just bring or send in a $1.00 bill accompanied by the little coupon
properly filled out we can't stop accidents but we can make it easier
for! you and jour family in the event tragedy should pay you a visit.
You Can Be Covered for
$10,000 for loss of life in a rail
road accident and $20.00 per week
while injured.
$1,000 for loss of life in an auto
mobile or pedestrian accident.
$10.00 per week while injured.
DON'T WAIT .'. It may be
too late . . Call at the Statesman
office, 215 S. Commercial St, or
phone 9101 for further details.
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There are hundreds' who have
found this Statesman Accident
Policy to be a dollar wisely in
vested. .'--.'-
! (Issued to Statesman smtwribera
sne bera of Use laiflj geer
aces of 10 to 69.)
By Mail $5.00 per Year
By Mail 50c per Mo. By Carrier 60c per Mo.
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