Selling Falls
Off on Street
straggling 'Recovery in
Aircraft . and Steels
Noted Wednesday
NEW YORK, An.:. 14-tfp-
Beiling diminished in the stock
market today, permitting ft stra
Kilns recover? In alrerafts, steels
and other groups hardest hit by
tke war news scare in the pre-
- Tions session.
After a flurry of bavins around
th opening lifting some stocks
a polnj or more, the rally waned.
Noting the London markets re
fused to be flustered by the big
aerial attacks oil England, Wall
Street traders took the war re
ports more calmly, brokers said.
Nevertheless. - there .was an ob
vious tendency In trading circles
to operate cautiously while the,
outcome of the battle of England
remained in doubt.
A little short-corerlnr was suf
ficient to stllf en prices as offer
ings slackened. Aircraft were
strengthened by a rise in Doug
las on announcement tne war
plane manufacturer planned to
spend $20,000,000 for the expan
sion or its productive capacity in
soumera California. Douglas end-
a ih higher at 68.
Trade reports indicating steel
oraers suii were running at a
high level helped the stocks of
that industry for a time. Bethle-
nam was up more than a point on
the rally but lost the gain to
finish slightly down at 74. US
Steel retained a fractional gain.
-The Associated Press compos
ite of CO stocks ended .3 of a
point down at 41.4. Transactions
Striking Number From Revile
! -'
V "j V
V-. !
Grains Steady
After Bad Day
-? h
7-
Helene Hughe line of dancer, coruiiig from the Treasure Island
exposition, in one or the stirring scenes in the All-American Rene,
140 edition, to be presented at the 79th Oregon state fair here
for one week, starting September 2, Labor day.
Salem Market Quotations
(Baying Price)
T price below supplied by a local
froter are indicative of the daily market
price paid to (rawer by Sales bayer
slowed to 271,870 shares compar- L"A ,M ur"u" b
vu w iu.oi,oav yesieraay.
i,
Mill in Lebanon
District Burns
V-GETAB-ES
Freak corn, do
Bean, Ten
Cabbage, lb. L
Carrots, local, do.
Cauliflower, local "
Cucumber, dos. .
Celery
Lettuce, local
Onion. 60 lb.
Green anion, do. ,
LEBANON Fire was dlscoy- XVSF&SZ? iXr-;
red about nine o'clock Monday I so lb. K0. 2
morning in a little used room up- Radianea , ...
stairs in the Elmer Burrell house. 5a?' Crokne -
The Lebanon fire department re- S&b. BtiS? be.
ponded, and with the help of Tcmatoe. in
neighbors who formed a bucket " ,oe41' lD s
brigade, controlled the blaxe. it S5r.'.:
. , . - oyca mcjuui , ,..
iT v n win CB-rjf. HAT AND SEEDS
be abOUt $600. Wo-at. No 1. recleaned. bu . .TO
The J. W - MaeDanaM mill v.. N- 1 1 - 0.00
ucouujcu 07 re oai- 1 clover lay. ton
.15
.oi
.oh
.25
l.0
.20
1.25
1.00
1.60
J5
.03
1.50
.50
.25
.40
.04
0
.85
.08
.80
.90
19.00 to 20.00
S.00
- I - - "
nra ay. Tne lire, of undetermined Alfalfa hay, ton 10.00 to 12.00
origin, was discovered about three mih N- rde- o ' -
o'clock In the morning. Both the Se.Vr.ub faed '
Sweet Home and. the Lebanon fire Cracked com i.m
aepartments answered the call bogs ajtb pottltbt
tint ffnrt. vara nnmn. I (Buying Price ef Andersen')
euuuuui i iub ivB is sun uncer- Grade A medium, do. .. .. .19
tain and MacDonald has not yet Grade B urge, do .19
decided whether or not he ' will 5"" r--
rebuild. The mill employed abont coK 1 ?
v men ana was leased to Tony I white leghorn. - y .oe
iviease. Beyers I small logging
outfits are also losers as they
supplied logs for the mill.
Clay Stewart went to Bremer
ton, Wash., Monday. His son jRus
sell Is there in the nary.
Ray Gleason made a business
trip to Marslifleld this week.
Whit Leghorn fry.
Whit Leghorn, light
OS
Bntterfat, No, 1, 9 He;
No. 2, 27Hc; premium,
SO He.
A grade print 82c H: B
grade 81 H quarters S3 He.
1
Old Rooster
Heavy hen, lb.
.OS
.11
(Bnylng FTlce ef Marion Creamery)
.09
JI
JS
.15
at
Grade A large, do..
Grade A medium, dos.
Grade B large, dos.
Checks, mndergrade
Large dirty
Pullets, do.
Leghorn bene
Leghorn fryer. IV lb..
Colored fryers S-S lb.
Colored fryer, 8 lbs. and np-
uoiorcd aeo .
H0P8
(Bnylng Price)
1939
1940 contracts, lb. 1
80 to
.40
JO
UTXSTOC
(Buying prices for Ko. 1 stock, based ea
conditions and sale reported ap to 4 p.m )
1940 spring lamb T.00
Yearling lambs . 6.00
Ewes 1.00 to S.60
Hogs, top, 100-220 lbs.
Sows
Beef cows -
Balls
Heifer
Dairy type cow
Li veal
Dressed Teal. lb.
. 7.10
6.00 to 6.50
.5 00 te S.60
-S.25 to 6.TS
00 to TOO
4.00 to 4.50
10.00
JVi
WOOL AND MOHAia
(Baying Pile))
Wool, me'lium. lb. .St
Coarse, lb. , .82
Lambs, lb . .IS
Mobair JO
Boll Wins Award
West Oregon Irrigation Tour Plans
Ready; Benton, Linn Visits Slated
August 22 and 23; Itinerary Listed
OREGON STATE COLLEGE. Auc. 14. Methods f r-
, i v... 1 ' rigation in western Oregon, even more than the value of it.
w ci.C ueru .ire hwb ,, r -,-VD- . liv, 1 r.Mi n.
HamDtonn Vo nnti 57K - w .uiiicu ai, ic iiiu iiutti r luaiiieLte vaiiev un
owned hy Mr. and Mrs. otto l?ation tour, August 22 and 23. which will be held this vsr
Beatty of Salem recently receired in and around the farms of the central experiment station
en k en ea we e , e9 i n . I a , w -p m
rot, T r r. , v v nere ln o01" enton and Linn counties,
rican jersey tattle ciud as tne re- Th AetnUeA
mt u i uta uatiug iuci toe re- I . .. . , ,
ulrements of the new hull im- ,aed th "tension serrice and
proTement program, according to experiment station, which are co-
T. K. Warren, Portland, western operating ln this year's tour,
fleldman of the clnb. Three other show that the first day will be
sons of this cow hare been used devoted to field crops and horti-
y Lewis Jadson, Salem; O. O. cultural Irrigation, while the sec-
Hardgroye, Sequlm, Washington; ond day will be devoted to the
K. Mcllvenna, Portland; and Wal- relationship of Irrigation to live
ter Kirkwood of Salem. 1 stock and noultrv farmlnsr. Earh
Quotations at Portland
POBTASD, Aug .14 (AP) Produce
xcaange Batter: extra 2H: stand
ard 29; prime first 28; first 26.
Bntterfat S0-S0
Eggs: Large extra 23; standards
BOtt; me4inm extra 21; tandard 19.
Cheese: Triplets 15; loaf 156.
Portland Grain
PORTLAND, Ore., Ang. 14 (AP)-
wheat: Opes High. Low Close
September 74 74 78 78
Caab grain: Ooats, No. 2, 88 lb. white,
14.S0. Barley, No. 2, 45-lb. BW, 21.25.
Corn, Ko. S, KW ahipment, 10.50. flax,
Ko. 1, 1.55 H.
Cask wheat (BidJ ; Soft white, west
era white, western red. 73. Hard red
Winter: ordinary, 78; 11 per cent. 78;
22 par cent. 74; 18 per coat. 75; 14 per
oeat, 7. Hard white-Baart: 12 per cent,
0H; 1 per cent, 82 V; 14 per cent.
Today' car receipt; Wheat, 81; bar
ley, ; flear, T; ton, 3; millfeed, .
Portland Livestock
PORTLAND, Ore., Aug. 14 (AP)
(TJSDA) Hog: Salable 500, total 600,
Slow, toady with Tuesday' close, most
ly 25 lower for two day.
Barrow, Gilt .
gd-ca, 140-160 lb. $ 6.25 7.10
Sd-cn, 100-180 lb .... ,,. t.SStri 7.SS
go-ch, 180-200 lb. 7.25( 7.85
gd-cb, 200-220 lba. T.00 7.85
gd-ca, 220-240 lbs. 6.75 7.25
gd-ch, 240-270 lbs. " 6.50 7.00
go-ch, 270-800 lb. 6.25 y 6.60
Veedrr pig
gd-cb, 70 120 lb. 6.50 7.00
Cattle too, ealres 50, alow, steady to
Weak, om bid meararably lower.
Slaaghter cattle, realera and calres :
) : s, J
tJr 7
T. T. Lam, N. D. GL Chan. H. XX.
Herbal remedies for ailments
of stomach, liver, kidney, siting
blood, glands and urinary sys
tem . of men and 4 women,' 22
years in service. . Naturopathic
Physicians. Ask your neigh
bors about CHAN LAM.
D3.- cnnii LMlil
CITINESE MEDICINE CO,
393 H Court St- corner Liber
ty; Office open Tnesdaj and
atiirF only, 10 a. m. to 1
p. n., 6 to 7 p. m. Consulta
tion, tiood pressura and urine
tests sjre free .of charge.
10.75
10.00
s.oo
8.75
8.50
6.75
6.50
6.00
5.00
4.00
Steer, good. 800-1100 lbs-$ 9.00
do nied, 750-1100 lbs 8.00J
do common, 750-1100 lb 6.50 0
Heifers, good, 750 900 lbs. 8.50
do medium, 500-000 lbs 6.75.
do common, 500-800 lb 6.50
Cows, good, all wts 6.00 to
do mediam, ail wts 5.00
do eat com, all wta 4.00 (ci
do canner. all wts 8.50
anils (yearling excluded)
beef, godo .all wts. 6.75 7.00
do sausage, good, all wts 6.75 fa) 7.00
do sansage, med, all wt 6.25 6.75
do cnt-eom, all wts 5.00 6.25
Tealers. gd-ch. all wts 10.00(g) 11.00
do com-med, all wta . 7.0010.00
do fall, aU wts 6.00 7.00
Sheep: Salable 400, total 700, steady.
Spring lambs, good-choice $ 7.75 8.25
do mediam and good 7.25(3 7.50
do common 6.25 7.50
Ewes (shorn), goed-choie . 8.00 8.50
do common and medium 1.25 Q S.OO
Portland Produce
PORTLAND. Ore., Ang. 14 (AP)
Co entry meats Selling price to retail
ers : Conctry - killed koga beat batchers,
125-150 lbs. 9-10c; -ealera fancy 15
16e lb.; light thin, 1113c, keary 10
lle; lambs, spring, 10-15e; ewe. 6
7s; good cutter cow, 9-10e lb.; csnner
cows. 8 9c lb.; ban 10 lie-lb.
Lie pwaltry Baying prices: Ke. 1
grade Leghorn broilers, 1H-2 lbs., 14e;
frjers under S lbs, lie; fryers 24 to 4
lbs., 17e; roaster over 4 lbs- 18c; Leg
kom ken oer 8 lb lie; Leghorn
ken under 8 lb., ; colored ken
over 5 ib., )8c; colored bona 1 to
5 lb 13e; old rooster 5c.
Ireed tux key Nominal. Old Crop
selling price: ken No. 1, 16e; torn
12-14c
Onions Oregon erytUl wax t.7( par
0-Ib. bag; Walla Walla 1.50.
Potatoes Eastera Oregon-Washington,
150-1.60 ewt.
Hay Selling price to retailer: Alfal
fa Ke, 1, 14.0O tea; oat-vetck 10.00
ton ; elorer 11.0) tea; Timothy eastern
Oregoa 17 00-18.00 tea; vaUey Timothy
14.00 ton Portland,
Wool 140 eastera Oregoa range, 20
24; erossbred 27-2 Be; WUlamette val
ley 12 months S3e lb.
Mohair 1840, 12 month 88 lb.
Cascara 1940 peel 6e lb.
Hope Oregon 1939, 40-41e Ik. 1940
eon tracts 10c lb.; 1940 aeedlee 8 7 -40c,
aereiaaL
Doaseatif flour elllng price, elty 4
Hery 1, to 25-kbL loU. family patenta,
49a, 6.00-6.601 bakers' kard. wheat, net
4.B0-5.65: bakers' bluectant. S.Oa-saa.-
blended wheat Hour, . 04-8.40; aoft
wheat. 4.50-4.65; graham 49. 4.60; whole
Wheat 49 4.85 kbL , .
Wool in Boston
BOSTON. An. 14 .rap .rTTar
Trading In Wwoi em the Boa tew market
waa slower May tkaa I earlier ' txt the
- - eceaaional user waa ahowina
interest la original bag; liaa terri
tory wool, at 80 te 84 eentt, scoured
kasta. fo.- wools ef good French eombing
length. Inqnrries were kes-g roeeived -for
three-alghth aad auarter klewd fleeoe
wiaol, bat buyer wer kealtaat t make
MstmitxMat. i. I . ,
.i ...
day's program starts at t o'clock
and will continue until late ln
the afternoon. Visitors are wel
come to join any part of the tour
which Interests them most.
Following is the Itinerary for
the two days:
Thursday forenoon Milhollen
farm, east of Corvallls. Demon
stration of Irrigation sprinkler
equipment by r. E. Price and
Everett Davis, agricultural en
gineering; horticultural experi
ments, Henry Hartman, pomolc-l
gist; Irrigation of farm crops. O.
R. Hyslop, plant industries. Noon
luncheon, followed bw diitrtiaalnn
of effect of European war on pro-
aucuon or irrigated crops ln wes
tern Oregon.
Afternoon Irritation of bona.
R. E. Fore, farm rrnna- nanrfllnar
miscellaneous farm crops, Pro-
lessor Hyslop; Irrigation of vege
table crops. A. O. B. Bouquet.
Dinner in Corvallls. followed h
Informal discussion of Irrigation
prooiems.
Friday forenoon Htaror nt
oia irrigation plots along Oak
creek: irrigated oastnres in re
lation to livestock diseases. Dr.
J. N. Shaw, veterinarian- 1 rri w .
tion for poultry green feed, H. E.
Crosbv and Noel Tien n inn rwnl-
try department: irrigated naa.
inres ror sneep and beef cattle,
O. M. Nelson and B. W. Rodan.
wold, animal husbandry. Noon
luncheon, with discnasion of irri
gation in relation to western Ore
gon land use nrosrram.
Afternoon Irrigated hog pas
tures, a. w. Oliver, animal hus
bandry; dairy pasture pumping
piant, agricultural engineering;
dairy pasture development and
maintenance. I. R. Jnn nt u
P. Ewalt, dairy husbandry; dis
cussion of dairy liquid manure
ian.
il
Why
Sdier:
1 Any !
Lcsger? ;
WHiUI OTHXUS PATXl us enrr
CbinoM asm ediea. Amasing BOO
CSSS for SOOO years ia CHINA.
8w aaattor with what ailment rem
r ATTUCTEO - dieordera, at-,
aaaiti. heart, range, krer, ktdsey,
Btomack, gas, aaaatipstiea, aJeera,
aiabatia, sever, skia, femai
plaint-- ' . .-
Charlie Cbaii
C3aesLHerb Co.
8. B. Foag. Office
kour , 9 t fj
' except Bandar aad
weaaeeaay, S te 10
m.
JI 2 W. Ootw'I wt., Sa: ere. Ore.
eota-
,
- (
e .2i
Wheat Dips Fractionally
Then Hold. Iu Lerel ;
Receipts Increase
CHICAGO. Anr. 1
Ing more steadiness than was tba
case yesterday, wheat prices to-
aay oippea iraeuonauy and then
held at a level only slightly above
the season's Iowa, which stand na
the lowest quotations posted here
in aimost a year.
Selling: was on a modest aal
eomlnar from hedrera rnutinw
Increased movement of new
spring wheat, spreaders and In
terests affected by apprehension
over the war and th North Amer
ican surplus problem. These sales
were partially offset by buying
Inspired by the better tone of
securities as well soma. -n-
chasing of mills and short cover
ing.
Wheat Closed - lower than
yesterday. Sad t em her 7 a. tz.
December 74-74. "
- Receinta at Mlnnesnnlla mnA
Dnluth. principal spring wheat
terminals, totaled ion ear com.
parea witn 2Z7 a week ago and
ass a year ago.
The troubled situation abroad
encouraged can tion while teoie-a
could not forget the North Amer
ican supply picture, if current
crop prospects materialize, Can
ada and the Halted Ktatea will
have more than 1,800,000,000
bushels- for the enrrent season,
by far the lara-ast on record at
a time when world trad- la e re
tailed by the war.
Ahiqna House Blazes
ABIQTJA The Andrew Moore
house narrowly escaped destruc
tion Dy lire Tuesday noon when
the roof broke out ln flaraea. The
Bllverton fire department respon
ded to a call, although Ur.-Moore
had the fire largely under control
when they arrived.
Closing Quotations
NEW TORK, Ang.,J4-C!P-Today' Jos04f',QuoUtIoi:
Al Chem A Dye 14$ Doug Aircraft-- ttK Penna RR
Amert Can ti
AlUs-Chalmers 2H
Am Car A Fdy il
Am Rd Std Saa
Da Pont lfStt Phelps Dodge
Eastman Kodk1.4 Phil Petrol
El Pow A Lt .
Gea Eleo
Am Roll Mills 10 Gea Foods
Am Smelt Ref 14 V Gea Motors
Am Tel Tel16s
Am Tobacco B 4H
4 4 Proctor A Gam
tl'-iPnb Serf NJ
S94 PnUman
44 Radio - -
11 Rayonler
Aviation Corp .
Am Wa Works
Am Zinc LAS.
Anaconda
Armour 111
Atchison
4V4
44
Goodrich
Great Northern 22 U Republic Steel
Greyhound
Illinois CentraL.
Insp Copper ,
19 hi -Interna Harvest
4 Inter Nick Caa
14 Int P A Pulp
10 H Richfield OU
7 Safeway Stores.
t Sears Roebuck
41 Socony - Vacuum
22 Sou Cal EdUon
i4 Sou Pacific
Bald Loco 14 Interna Tel AT 2 8 perry Corp - , .
Bendlx Aviation 28 Johns .Manvllle- B 8 Stand Brands
Beth Steel 74
Boeing Airplane 18
Borden 18
Borge Warner. 15
Callahan Z-L 1
Calamet Hec 8
Canada Dry 14
Canadian Pacif. 2
Caterpillar Trac 44
Celanese 27
Chesa A Ohio 2S
Chrysler 88
Col. Gas A Elee 5
Com! Solvents, t
Comlwth Sou
Consoldtd Air
Consol Edlson ,
Consolld Oil
Cont'l Can 28
Corn Products 48
Crown Zelerbach 14
Curtis Wright- 8
Kennecott
Llb-O-Ford
Lockheed
Loew's
Montgom Ward.
Nash Kelvinator
Nat Biscuit
Nat Dairy Prod.
Nat DiaL
Nat Lead
N T Central
N Am Aviation.
N American Co.
North Pacific
1 Ohio Oil
20
27
8
28 Stand Oil Calif.
87 Stand Oil In
23 Stand Oil NJ
23 Stone Webster.
2 8 Stadebaker
4 Sunshine Mining
19 Texas Corp ., ,,.
13 Trans-Am - ...
20 Union Carblde
18 Union Oil Cl
10 Union Pacific
18 United
18 United
8 United
8 United
8 US
29 US
Airlines.
Aircraft.
Corp ,
Fruit
Rubber .
Steel
Pac Amer Fish
Pac Gas A El
Pacific Tel A T.120 Vanadium
Packard Motor- 3 Warner Piet
Pan-Amer Air 13 Western Union.
Pram ; 5 Westlnghouse El
J C Penney 79 Woolworth
18
88
82
81
84
18
14
3
41
78
8
28
7
38
8
17
38
33
7
7
8
38
4
88
13
32
14
34
1
82
18
61
28
3
17
98 .
31
Local Range Feed
Supply Adequate
PORTLAND, Aug. 14-)-
Oregoa harvests continued under
favorable weather conditions this
week but a general irrigation wat
er shortage became increasingly
severe.
The government's weekly sur
vey showed Bartlett pear picking
well advanced ln western Oregon
districts. Many peaches and early
apples have reached market and
the prune harvest in eastern Ore
goa brought better yields than
expected.
Statewide reports included De
troit. Marlon county, where range
feed was held sufficient for im
mediate needs.
House Reshingled
BRUSH CREEK The Sum
ner Shorn house, occupied by the
Mllo Graces, is being reshingled
this week.
Alfred Jensen completed his
combining on the Davis farm
Tneaday. The place fs leased by
Victor Madsen' jof, Hlllaboro and
Mr. Jensen has been assisting in
part of the work on the farm.
Relatives Visited
By Heiglits Folic
BALE if HEIGHTS Mrs, Har
old Farrlngton and children from
Toledo, hava been TislUntT at the
home of her mother, Mrs. A." E.
Battles . and' sister. Mrs. Hobert
Smith.,
The delivery of 50, cords of
wood, 'ordered . from Ivan Stew
art by the school board, has been
ramnlstMl -
. Ole Haugen is modernizing- his
kitchen and installing a ostn
room.
Mrs. Peter Hangen and son from
Bay City have been visiting at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ole
Haugen.
- Mr. and Mrs. Homer Smith' nave
returned from a visit with rela
tives at Marshfleld and a trip to
many places of interest including
Crater lake and the Oregon Cave
Mr. and Mrs. Andy Gowan hare
moved to McMlnarllle to bo near
er their roller skating rink.
Mrs. John Mlschke entertained
the Sewing club In her home. .The
guests were Mrs. Ivan Osterman,
Mrs. Norvllle Gleaaos. Mrs. Kate
Hllfiker. Mrs. Wilson Leaner.
Mrs: John Behrens. Mrs. L. G.
Behrens and daughters. Gladys
and Lucille.
Mr. and Mrs. Erie Butler : are
spending a few days at their cot
tage near Roads End. -
Fred C Hubert of Silver Moun
tain spent te weekend wit. 31 r.
and Mrs. C B. Mork and t-ral2y.
, ir. T- r t . .
. i i . ev
hava had as guests ln their tcrae
T. W. Hanes and fxi-Hy from
Mlnot. N D. : i -.
Alfred Fleet has returned from
a trip to Seaside, Ore.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Rentschler
and ' family have jnst returned
front a several weeks' trip to Saa
Francisco and the fair.
Maxina Fleet will leave oa Au
gust 11 for Great Falls. Mont
where she will Join relatives and
go to Detroit, Mich, to visit other
relatives. .
Stocks and
j Bonds i
Ausurt 14
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