PAGE EIGHT
The CGC.I CTA.-AL Sclera. Oregon, Tuesday Morning, July S3, 1813
Steels Lead.
Slight Rise
I -
Dealings Among Smallest
in 22 Years on Wall
Street Market
NEW YORK," July 22-i5VScat
tered Industrials, led by steels.
managed to finish a shade high
er la another sluggish stock
market session today, but many
leaders failed to get out in
front. V
Once more; traders , generally
kept commitments at a minimum.
Speculatire timidity was ex
empHfied by the fact the day's
dealings were among the smallest
In 22 years. Transfers of . 227,-
120. shares .compared with 255,-
620 last Friday. The Associated
Press -erage of CO issues was
up .1 of a point at 41.4.
Steels - were aided by s more
than expected Increase in this
week's estimated mill operations.
U. S. Steel. Bethlehem Republic
and Toungstown retained gains
ranging from" to .
Bullish forces .were none too
happy orer signs here and there
that business may be in for a let
down until the defense spending
program gains sufficient moment-
am to take uP the Black. Neither
domestic industry , or politics,
though were able to steal the
limelight from the European con
flict. .
Ex-Cell-O corporation ran up
1 at 32 on a big second quart
er earnings jump. Ahead moder
ar.ely were, Celanese, Johns-Man;
ville, Eastman Kodak, Westing
house. United Aircraft,
Martin, Great Northern Chrysler,
Anaconda and Standard Oil of N.
J.
Unchanged to lower were Gen
eral Motors, U. S. Rubber, Du
Pont, LoWe, Dow Chemical, Santa
Fe. N. Y. Central and American
Telephone.
Leaves- for Outing
BRUSH CREEK Olga Mad-
sen of San Francisco, who has
been a guest of Mrs. M. J. Mad
sen and Lillie Madsen for the past
week, ileft Saturday afternoon
with the Trails club of Portland
for a week's outing in the vicinity
of the Three Sisters. Miss Madsen
plans to return here briefly next
Sunday before leaving for her
home in the Bay city. Miss Mad
sen is secretary of the Alpine club
at San Francisco, a hiking club crops.
Salem Market Quotations
rtaemr -ra idis-ti- of t daily mrktt
pric.a paid to roirer by BUm fcajrri
bat arc not fuaraat.. oy ill onw
: BUI
YEGXTABIXS
Ba. frees -
Beaa-, wax , , , .06.
Cabbage, -.. .,, , .02
Carrot, local. oa. , , .SO
Caolif lower, laral 1-80
Cacambera. doa. .... , '
Celery . - 1.7
Lettuce, loeal . , - l-0
Onions, SO lbs. . -0
Grca anions., doa. ,
Peppers, fiea , , .10
New Potato!. 100 iba. Ko. 1 1.00
50 Iba. No. 3 .SO
Radiabea . 35
Raspberries, crat - , 3.50
Sqaseb, Crookneek, doa. .40
ftqaaah. Zuretaini. lb. .. .C
Spinach. Seattle. bz ... 1.10
Tematoea, tug , .T
Peas, lce.1, lb .08
iWaterereaa, doa. , , . .40
Beets, doa. JO
C&AIX. HAT AND SEEDS
WaeaL Ne. 1. rerleaaed. bo. .TO
Oats, ton ... 17.00
Fee, barley, ton is.eo
Clover tay. ton . 8.00
Alfalfa bay, ton io.u te i.uw
ECS Miaah. No. 1 trade; 80 lb baf 1.80
Dairy feed. 80 lb bag 1.85
He- aeratrh feed 1 80
Cracked com 1.80
EGGS AND POTTLTBT
Grade A larxe, doc .
Grade A aaediam, doz
Grade B medium, doi-
Pnileti
Colored beaa
Colored frys
White Ueihorn. be.vy..
.SO
as
.18
JO
-OS
Batterfat. No, 1, Sfic; Ko.
8, 26c; premium, 29
i riae prui e-c
gn-e 81c; qtuurters - 83c -
W-ite L chore try -Wait
Lec-or-a, Iih
Old Boosters
Heavy beaa. !b.
r; J8
A jot
, JDS
.11
(Bnylsf Prices a. rio Creamery
Grade A large, doa..
Grade A media i. doa
Grade B Bedlam, dos.
Pallets
Leirbom beaa
Le.bora fry era, 1)4 Iba
Colored fry era. 3-3 lba
Colored hens
HOPS - '
(Soring Price.)
IS M
.80
-18
JS
JO
.08
J3
J3
U
.80
.84
1838
1840 contracts, 'b.
LIVXSTOCX
(Baying prices (or Ko. 1 stock, baaed ea
eooditioaa aad aalea reported op te 4 p.m.)
1840 sprint la-ibs T.35 to 7.50
Yearling lamba 4.00 te 4.50
Ewea i 8.00 ta 3.50
Hora, top, 180-220 Iba 7.50
bows I iii , - & te
Beef cow i
Bolls
Heifers
Dairy type eow .
I-e veal
5.00 ta 5.50
6.25 to 6.75
e.oo te t oo
4:00 te 4.75
. 8.00
J3
Dreaaed veal. lb.
WOOX. AND MOHAIB
(Sayi-g Prices)
Wool, me-linm, lb. ,., , .83
Coarse, ib. j , .82
!, lb. , . .38
Mohair , :.80
Irrigation Tour Set
tor Friday, Saturday
The answer to the question 44 When will we get a good
rain?" will be found by Marion county farmers and business
Glenn I men who will attend the county irrigation tour Friday and
Saturday, according to County Agent Harry Riches. At least
they will be able to see how many farmers have answered that
question to their own satisfaction on a wide variety of crops.
This rain, in the rorm or irriga-
Pricejs DecHne
In Bread Grains
Hedging Sales, Prospect
of Showers 'Causes
of 'Wbeat Lobs'
. CHICAGO. llnlT 2-YjmxriiMt
Dnces xeii more man a, pant t
one stage todi y, J uly , reaching
M . i: . -I
u , iowbm ; ievei oz any con
tract here . since last September
1, and deferre-I deliveries coming
wuntn - i cent of tha .ma
son's lOWS. J-.' ; H '
Wheat closed ' 54-1. cent lower
tnan saturlaj, July 72-i;
September December
74-. : ,. ;
Hedging sales and prospects of
showers in the domeatl- nri r,n.
adlan spring wheat belt as well
as in the corn belt caused part of
the setback in the bread grain.
Lio nidation of Jniv
dealers not wishina? tn ,
livery of actual rraln denmaaed
prices in all pits but was most
i pronouncea in wheat and oats.
Tomorrow will be the last day
in wmcn July contracts can be
traded and thereafter aettiemnnt
can be made only by delivery of
actual grain up to the end of the
month. At the close Saturday con
tracts :nVO!Vln E.a&S.00A hnhla
of wheat, 1,438,000 : corn and
6 a 0,000 oats remained to be set
tled. First delirerles of wheat
were made today, more I than
100,000 bushels being tendered.
Wheat deliveries tomorrow will
total 1,386,000 bushels.
numbering several hundred mem
bers.
Stocks and
Bonds
Jnly 21
BOND AVERAGES .
Compiled by Tbe Associated Preia
20 10
Railt ladut
Net change I .2 D .1
Monday 68.8 102.7
Previona day 67.0 102.8
Month ago 68.4 101. S '
Year aga 68.7 100.5
1940 high 50 9 103.6
1940 low 48.8 88.9
10
Ctil
TJnch
X8.6
96.6
94.2
97.1
87.5
90.3
10
Foren
Uncb
88.4
88.4-
87.6
61.2
83.5
85.1
STOCK MAKBZET
80 15 15 60
Indus Kails TJtil Stocks
Ket ebance vV .2 D .1 Uncb A .1
Monday 87.6 15.8 85.6 41.4
Previous day 67.4 15.4 85.6 41.8
Month ace . - 88.5 15.1 84.9 41.6
Year ago 71.2 19.8 89.2 50.2
1940 high 74.2 20.5 40.6 52.2
1940 low 52.3 13.0 80.9 47.0
KruGon Praise
Continues Here
tion water that is being used on
these irrigated farms, has a dis
tinct advantage over natural rain
in that it can be put on the crop
in need of moisture at any time
without damaging other crops.
In the past 10 years the area
of land under irrigation In the
Willamette valley has Increased
from about 3000 acres to over
40.000 acres. The acreage in Mar
ion county has increased in pro
portion. A similar increase will
utilize all of the available water
from streams in th county with
in the next two or -three years.
Irrigation is being most wide
ly used on the general farm where
it is used for the production of
irrigated pasture, hay, and seed
This past year has seen
a rapid expansion in the lrnga
tion of hops. Irrigated string
beans for canning purposes rep
resents a sizable industry partic
ularly in the Stayton area. Most
of the mint in the county is now
being grown under irrigation.
Within the past few years several
orchards have been placed under
Irrigation. The results have been
very profitable. It is anticipated
that many orchards Including wal
nuts, filberts, peaches, cherries,
and prunes will be irrigated in
the next few years. Ani attempt
will be made to see all! of these
crops and others in the course of
this two-day tour.
Arthur King, irrigation special
ist of Oregon State college, has
assisted in arranging this sched
ule and will be present at the
tour.
The schedule is as follows:
Friday, Jaly 26
9:30 a. m. G. K. Austin farm
between Champoeg and Newberg;
flood system irrigating ladino and
red clover.
10:45 a. m. Neal Miller farm.
1V miles west of Rrhariarroa
sprinkler irrigation 6n ladino clo
ver for pasture aud seed crop.
1:30 p. m. Benedictine Sisters
rarm, at the south edge of Mt.
Salem Residents Are Glad To Angel; sprinkler irrigation from
Laud The Action of The Mod- dee,p we" on ladTiDO Pastare-
.m r -..1 nM.j. n-J -" v- ui. jw waiaer iarm.
ern Capsule Remedy; Read three miles southeast of ML An
Mrs. Fisher's Surprising gel; sprinkler irrigation on hops,
clover, alfalfa, and
Statement. corn, ladino
I rea clover,
'For the ast twenty years I had 4 p. m. - Gregerson Brothers
been wanting a medicine like the near Butte creek on Marquam
Kruuon," said Mrs. C. Fisher. ruBU aier pumpea tnrougn a
23 97 Laurel A v., Salem, a well
known and highly esteemed local
- . v.
L-- -
MRS. C. FISHER
lady who la seventy-three years
of age and who has lived hero
. for the past thirty-five years.
v I found KruGon to be a medi
cine I could rt-ly uponV contln
ued Mrs. Fisher In talking with
the KruGon Han .who is daily
. meeting the local public at the
Fred Meyer Drug Store. 148 North
liberty Street, Salem. ''Constipa
tion had made my last twenty
years miserable ones. I did not
seem to have the strength and
energy I needed,, felt weak . and
tired and hardly bad any appetite
at all. What little I ate caused me
severe suffering afterwards for
X would bloat dreadfully. I slept
but little for Uvas so nervous the
least thing . annoyed me. But a
trial of KruGon soon ' proved to
- me that it. was the very medicine
I had been wan ting all this time."
"KruGon : is certainly medi
cine worthy of . the praise given
It," continued Mrs. Fisher. "With
the first few doses my appetite
began to return. Now with pro
per, elimination of those clogged
intestinal Impurities I am feeling
fine. With . proper nourishment
too my strength and energy came
back and now I eat and enjoy the
foods I want with no discomfort
or distress after ; my meals."' My
nerves are calm now and I sleep
fine. KruGon has certainly been
a blessing to me and I am glad to
Join the others as a 'user" who
dqes not hesitate to recommend
KruGon on every occasion."
The KruGon Man urges all lo
cal people to call at the Fred
Meyer Drug Store, 148 North Lib
erty Street, Salem, to talk with
him about the action of this mo
dern capBuIe reiBfidj, , . '
concrete pipe line irrigating La
amo clover and hops.
Saturday, July 27
9:30 a. m. Jake Gilmour farm
near Talbot; sprinkler . Irrigation
On beans, mint, and sugar bets
for seed.
10:45a. m. Alvin - Robinson's
-arm in Parrish Gap district;
flood system irrigating ladino
ciover pasture. ,.:
1:30 P. m. Oharlea Tlarlav
Lur., norm or West St -ton
rcnooi; sprinkler system Irriga
tion beans.
I p. m. Ed Gilbert farm, threa
miles southeast of Anmniiu-
flood irrigation on beans and lo--
?er, - -.'.-'
Quotations
at Portland
PORTISD, Ore., Jaly 22. (AP)
uitj prodnea pncei: ggt, large extras
i; atandarda medium extras, 20;
standards 18.
Cheese: Triolets 15c: loat 15 Vie.
Batter: Extras 28tt, sUndards 26;
prime firsts 26; firsts 25.
Batterfat 27-27.
Portland Grain
POETLuCSD, Ore., Jaly 22. (AP) I
wneat: Open High Low Close
September 74 74 74 74
Cash Grain: Oats, No. 2, 88 1b. white,
28.00. Barley, No. 2, 45-lb. BW, 80.26.
vorn, xo. x. ,x s-ipment. su.au. Ho. 1
flax 1.58.
Cash Wheat (Bid): Soft white 78;
western white 73: western - 72 1
Hard red winter: ordinary 72; 11 per
cent n per cent 13; IB per cent
77; 14 per cent 79. Hard white-Baart:
12 per cent 80: 13 per cent 82: 14 ner
cent ea.
Today's Car Receipts: Wheat 107:
barley 5; flour 18; corn 5; eats 1; inill-
icrtt a.
Portland Produce
Fence-Sealer
i
Camerumea covering Wendell 1
.WiUkle'a acUvltiea while on. vaca
tion at Colorado Springs,- Colo,
(et him to do most anything.
Here lis Is scaltaj fencs,
PORTLAXD. Ore.. July 22. fAP)
country teari oeiiing prtee to retail-
eis: Country -killed hogs, best iotchers I
126-150 Iba. 8-lOe: vealera. fane-.
io.: UEbt ' an- lliin. 10-12-
neavy v-i io. ; U.BC, spring, 15-lc;
yearlings 10-12e; ewea 6-7e; good entter
cows, ve id.; eanner cows B-Ve lb.; bull
ll-i-e b.
Lire Poultry Boyioc Dricei: No. 1
gTade, L- ghorn jroil.irs, 1 to 2 lbs. 16e
lb.; fryers, under 8 lbs 15e lb., 2 to 4
lbs., 16c lb.; roasturs, orer 4 lbs 17e
lb.; Leghorn hens, over 8ft lbs., 11 Me
id.; anaer a ids., loo lt colored hens.
orer 5 tbi.. 12 11..; 4 to 5 Ibs 12Hio
io. uia roou'ers os ID. I
Dressed Turkeys Sell'ne nrica: Vn 1
sens, loe id : tomi lO-llc
Unions Oreean. Kn 1. 5H Kn
ID. Dag. Plew wax. SO a. 1.85: rrA 2 QO
Walla Walla 1.50-l.iJ0.
-New Potatoes Eastern Ora..Waih .
i.lU-i.OJ cw
Pntmtnam D. in. 9 9K ri..tk
-.v..b ... i.avu
(Tulle Lake) 2.25 cart.: loeal Whit. BO.
BOX! n . . r . 1 Kil.l Kt .l. W I J
' .w V,, , 11I
- uu cental; aontbera yams 2.40 2.60 crt.
Washington 1.60-1.69.
Hay Sellmc Drlra to retailarai A If. I.
fa, No. 1, 15.50 ton: oat retch. 18.00:
elorer, 11.00 ton: lamothy. eastern Ore.
ion, 11 19; valley timothy 14.00 ton.
Wool 1940 eastern Orea-oa. run -
28 U; Willamette -alley 12-month, 85e I
, V M VBi UfL'U OUC.
Uohair 1U40, l montha, 85e Ib.
Cascara 1940 peal, 6c lb. r
Hops Oregon 1989. 40 41 1040
Contracts B6e n : 1040 aeedleaa -0
Domes tie Floor Selling price, city de
lirery 1 te 25 bbL lota: family patents,
4Bs. 8.00 60; bakera' hard wheat, net!
4.60 6 65; habere' blaestem. 6.10-5.60:
blended wheat' flour 6 05-5.66; anft mhmm
4 55 4.60; iiitia 49i, 4.50; whole j
vaeei, es, .oa. .
Portland Livegtock
PORTLAND, Ore July 22. (AP)
(USDA) Hogs : . Salable . 1600, total
8350; market unerenly 85 te 60 above
Tay, or eo signer than last Monday.
Barrows .and gilts, gd-eh.
lO ieo Iba ; a 8.75 O T.7S
do 16O-1S0 lb
160-aoo bs
do 209 200 Iba..
do 220-240 lbs
do 240-270
do 270-800 lba
7.60 S.OO
7.745 a.oo
T.50f 8.00
tt.85 T.7S
A2SO 7.50
na& - a
oaiaaie uwi, sotai 2100; caJ-ea
2C0; aaarket aitire, atrong to- mosUy 35
higher; vealera strotg. . t ...
Steers, gd, SOO-1100 U)a10.0010 2$
do medium 750-1100 lba, S.00 10.00
" :iwiiuu loa 8.00
8.75 8.00
S.75 0 8.7S
5.60 0.75
8.75 8.50
5.00 5.75
4.253 6 25
8.75(3 4.S5
T.03 T.25
8.75 T.25
S.25Q 7.25
6.25 ( S.75
9.00 8.50
6.003 B OO
o.oo e.oo
Heifera, good,' T50-P00 Iba.
' do -wdia-i 600-90 lba
do coaunoa 600-SOO lba
Cowa, rood,- all . ,.
do medium, sll-wta-
do eus com, all wta.
do eaaer, all wt
Bulla, ( yearling excluded)
sine, an w
do aauaare. a-ood.
aauaara. a-oad. 11 -t-
oo aaasaga. med, all wta
do Masage, med, n wta
Vealera, gd-ch. all .
. do eoss-med, all wta
do eU, all wta.. . . - -
Bheep: Salable 1S50. total 6500; mar
ket alow, anevenl- mtmmAw t. tt -
sPns lamba. gd and 7.75Q 825
do mt4 and gd T.256J 7.50 !
OO Common A tnia I
w . . : J 1 v p i.vv
do ccm-med , 1.0046 8.75
.in.l Aj 'irii ,- ,,f1T .
T. , ! m. d. a. c-sb. mD. '
Herbal remedies for ailments
of stomach, li-er. kidney, skin,
bloocV glands and urinary sys
tem of men & women. IS years
In service.: Naturopathic Physi
cians. t Ask yonr neighbors
about CHAN ilM. , -
: bzl cnziii . tnii
C3J2IESZ fr-EDICEJE CO.
891 Court Bt corner Liberty ;
- - E7EC1AX 8T0TICS :
Th!a efflee will bo open oa Sands y
Only Hoars 10 am. to 1 p.m. and 6
7 . from st ea aatil. Aarxut
14th. Afver Aagmat 14th thia office
wiu oo agaia open ai
Batardsy.
open e ery Tueeday aad
Silverton 3Ian Fractar5s
Pelris Bone in Fall
SILVERTON A. T. Gunderson
ts at the Silrerton hospital fol
lowing a fall ' from the barn of
Mrs. A. Raagland Saturday. Gun
derson was working on the roof
when he slipped off. His pelTia
bone was fractured.
Howard Morrison submitted to
an emergency appendectomy Sat
urday morning at the Silrerton
hospital.
Closing : Quotations
NEW .YORK, July ---SVT odaya elosin Quotations:
Al Chem & Dys 147 Com with So lUKat Dairy Pr.
Am" Stores
Am For Pow -
Am Pow. & JLt -Am
Had it St S
Am RoU Mills
6H
t V Consol Ed -
1 Consol Oil
SH Corn Prod
S Curtlss Wr
11 Douglas Aire 67
Am Smelt & Ref J54 Dn Post . 157,
Am.T T 159 Elee Pow 4b L EH
Am Wat was s Gen Elec
Anaconda .......... 18 H Gen Foods
Armour 111 4 Gen Mot
Atchison ....... .158 Goodyr Tires .
Nat Dist
Nat P &L
Barnsdall
Bait & Ohio
Bendix Aria
Bethlehem Steel
Boeing Air .......
Borg Warn
Budd Mfg
Callahan Z-L .
Calumet Hec
Can Pae .
Caterpil Tract
Celanese
Certain-Teed
Chesapeake & O
Chrysler
Com. SoIt
3T Gt North
8 . Hudson Mot
27 insp Cop
75 U Int Harrester
13T4 In Nickel
15 In PAP
S4 Int T &.T
1 Johns ManTille
6 Kennecott
2 IJbby-O-Fd
47H Lig 4b My B
28 Lowe b
4H Montg Ward
S7 Nash KelT
.63 ft Nat Biscuit .
9 hi Nat Cash
60 North Pae
6 Packard
J C Penney
Phillips Pet
Pressed SU Car
32 i Pullman --m. ,
; 4 1 Safeway strs
43 Sears Roeb : "
14 So Cal Ed ., . .
zz So pae
Std Brands
8 Mi St. Oil Cal
43 St Oil NJ .
22H Studebaker
474- Sup Oil
1 Trans-Amer .
66 Un Carbide ,,
2514 Unit Aircraft
38 United Airl
97H U S'Rub - .
24 U S Steel '
4 Walworth . .
v 4 West Un . .
19 - White Mot
11 Woolworth
14
20
7
..6
3
79
32
19
43
72
8
8
18
23
6
1
4
68"
33
1
18
50
17
9
33
Looney Descendants Hold 17th Annual
Reunion Sunday at Park at Silverton
f?nJVRRTON.'npSATir!flTifa rvf loeeiifj si-norr ar,A TK
Crawford Loonev and William I"nnv ninTi-e-ria n-f '1813
gathered Sunday for their 17th .annual reunion, meeting- at
. V "41A W '
Officers elected were -resident
Marion D. Looney of 'Jefferson;
vice president, Mrs. Frank Dodgh
las of Portland; secretary, Mar
garet Looney of. Jefferson; treas
urer, Mrs. Frances Cornell of
aaiem.
Registered Sundav wer from
Jefferson, Mr. and Mrs. Chester B.
uaines, Mrs. uana 11. ooney, j.
F. Steiwer. Mrs. Marlon Tt.
Looney, Eleanor B. Looney, Mr.
and Mrs. Karl Steiwar, Emma M.
Looney, Jesse B. Looney, Mary
Ellen Looney.
From Portland were Mrs. Clar
ence W. Walls, Florence Walls,
LnlT Cox Esrr. Ahna M. Harner.
Laura TT. Cox. A. B. f!ox. Mar
garet H. Lewis, Mary Lewis, Mrs.
Leonard Ward, Miss "Hazel Frese.
From Milwaukie. Mrs. Elmer T
Connell; from Albany, Mr. and
Mrs. "Jed Looney, Mrs. Edward
Looney, Virginia Looney, Mr. and
Mrs.. Henry Oberson and Norman.
From Moscow, Idaho, Bertie E.
Gritenan; from Salem, Alice M.
Steiwar, Marian S. Ketchum, Mr.
and Mrs. N. H. Looney, Mrs'. Har
riet Sims. Mrs. FranrM nnnncll
-frs. G, P. Griffiths, Mr. and Mrs.
w. w. ixoney ana Mrs. Blanche
Steiwer Branson.
From Mill City, Mildred L. Al
len, "Marian Allen; from Eugene,
Jack W. Allen and Je&n Kas-oI.
and from Independence R. L.
-aines.
Sulphur Dtist Good
Broivn Rot Control
DALLAS Brown - rot,' sn ' an
nual pest In - prune and peach
orchards especially. .. should be
combatted in the near future for
best eontrol. The , nse of sul
phur dust is recommended by
Polk County Agent W. C. Leth.
Dusting sulphur of a fineness that
will pass through a 325 mesh
screen is most satisfactory. In
fact, grades coarser, than this are
not recommended at all.
Wettable sulphur sprays are
also' recommended ' states Leth,
but because of the cheapness , of
arjDlleatinn - fha antnhtii ilntt It
usually giren first ehoiee as the
recommended control- practice.
r Applications of sulphur are
usually made about a month In
adrance of picking in order to
giro the- maximum . protection to
the cron. - In a few Init.npM a
second SDnlication. two week-a
before harvesting, may J be ' ad
visable particularly ' if brown ; rot
-.'actually appearing. .
Fruit - from treated orrharda
usually sUys in better condition,
Shen packed ' fresh, for a con
derably longer period.
. Other, nrecantionarv bimiii
which assist in -controlling this
fungus are: I. Removing mum
mies hanging in the . trees, at
prunlnr time: 2. Cleanxn mttetA
fruit on the ground in the fall;
and 3. Pruning trees in such a
manner as to open them up some- i
what.
Early Teaclier Is
Feted at Reunion
SWEET HOME, July 22-61PV-
The sixth annual Blgbee clan pic
nic 1 reunion was held yesterday,
honoring Callie Morris Bigbee,
who started teaching at Scio in
1886.
Gray-haired grandparents and
their grandchildren, all students
of the energetic 72-year-old wom
an, Joined in the reunion which
started spontaneously six years
ago. . : : ' . '..
Mrs. Bigbee, who retired from
the classroom after 51 ' years,
taught in M osier, Wapinitia and
Sweet Home high schools and in
Albany, Eugene, Lebanon, Spring
Bank, McPowell Creek and Holly
grade schools..
"I tried to qnit teaching often
enough. she related, "but every
time some school ; board would:
come after me' and ask me to help
out. . That happened ; once at
Sweet Home, and I went back to ,
help- out In ; an -emergency. , I
taught every day for 13 years dur- '
tog tbe 'emergency.',
- Two hundred-persons, most cf
them former.- students, - attended'
the . reunion. t - -
West Salem grange
WEST SALEM Tha Wt
lem Grange met in the Dallas
para ior a picnic Sunday.
Floyd William Weisenhann
arrested for violation of the basic
rule last week. v
See
Us
When
Yon
Heed
Beady
Cash
NO
EMBARRASSING
QU-STIONSI
Money
Promptly
At Low
Rates
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STATE FIIIAIICE
344 State , Phone
lie S-216 M-222
CO.-
9261
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By CUFF STERRET
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MICKEY MOUSE A Little Llaht on the Subject ' ' X By WALT DISNEY
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-JTTLE ANNIE ROONEY A Cat Has Nine Lives, tool By BRANDON WALSH
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By JIMMY MURPHY
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