PAGE EIGHT
The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon Wednesday Morning. September L 1913
Chicago Grain
Qoses Strong
Near Peak for Session Is
:'' Reached; "Wheat Higher
Than on Saturday
CHICAGO. SepC Z-(JPChiee-
to rrsin future closed strong
today at or near the best prices
or the session after moving er
ratically earlier oyer a range of
about one cent.'
Wheat finished cent
higher than Saturday's final quo
tations upon a late display of
strength at Minneapolis attribut
ed to mill buying. Closing prices
were September 74-74. Decern
ber 71-. May 77-78.
The market opened strong in
sympathy with securities and up
on buying by mills and local In
terests, but profit taking sales
after the first hour forced a re
action which dropped quotations
to below the previous closing ley
els. The market again firmed in
the closing minutes at the best
levels in a month.
Visible wheat supplies In - the
United States increased 5,371,'
000 bushels last week to 186,'
602.000. Corn gained 1.307.000,
oats Increased 2,004,000, rye
dropped 29,000, and soybeans de
clined 4000 bushels.
Schedule Given
rnr .wn rnpp
. vra. --'. a. -a a.
County Agent Authorized
to Approve Purchase
of Lower Grades
Word has been received from
the office of Harry L. Riches,
county agent, that his office is
authorising to approve the pur
chases of lower grades of mixed
Eeas and vetch and hairy vetch
i accordance with the following
schedule:
Mlxrd Peas and Vetch
Ktaimaa. acrtnioation
Lira Med Puritr Fries
Iatladinr hard sacs? Pni VetrH Pr lk.
56 to 90 73 25 2e
r aar ar !
Hairy Vetch .
Xlntawa ffarsaiaatioa
1At d Hairy Total Trif
laelaaiaf bard acad Tatefc All T'ck rr.lh
S V lO 0 7c -
tC to 85.
15 to S4.
54 to 83..
83 to 82.
82 to 81-
.95
90
7e
-.95
-95
-.95
..95
-.95
90
90
90
90
90
C.90
.SO
(.70
.0
f.SO
81 to 80 95
90
f.40
Those interested should con
tact their warehouseman or the
county agent's office as soon as
possible as September 15 is the
closing date for signing memo
randum of purchase forms.
Lebanon Resident
Buried Tuesday
LEBA.NON Funeral services
were .held yesterday at 2 o'clock
in the Baptist church for Robert
Bruce Keefhaver who died Sun
day, September 1, after an Illness
f several months. . Interment
was In the Masonic cemetery. The
Howe Funeral Home was In
charge of the arrangements and
Kev. LeRoy Crossley assisted by
Rev. Hubbell of Albany offici
ated. Bruce who was born in Lebanon
June 19th. 1921, had completed
the junior year In high school
end was a member of the junior
high school band. He was a mem
ber of the Baptist church and
was active in Sunday School work.
Besides his parents', Mr. and
Mrs. O. C. Keefhaver of Lebanon,
he leaves six sisters. Erma Keef
aaver. Mrs. Lewis Sidebottom and
Mrs. Reese Scott of Portland; Mrs.
Leon Fish of Albany; Mrs. Na
than Spishakoff of Loa Anreles
end Mrs. Harry Christensoa of
Xueka. Calif. Mrs. J. P. Bohannon
f Lebanon is his grandmother.
Rickey Woman 111;
Goes to Portland
RICKEY Mrs. Lewis Deik
who has been 111. has been
removed to Portland where her
laughter, Mrs. James Budlong,
will care for her.
W. H. Humphrey is attending
Ms 73rd consecutive state fair.
Humphreys said the first year
that he attended be wore a dress
end ' went In a lumber wagon
with his parents from their home
In the Waldo Hills.
Stocks and
Bonds
PjtaiBhr S
STOCK AVERAGES
Compiles by Th Associate Prass
0 15
- Xadas Rfells
Wat et a(ra -AS Uaca
Taniv - , . Sl.S . 1.S
PraTioaa day SI 4 1S.S
Veata ao 5S.S 15.7
Tea at 7J.5 lt.
1040 kifk 74 1 SO. 5
1040 lav 62.S 1S.0
IS SO
TJtil Steaks
A .1 A .1
S5.9 4S.S
S5.S 4S.S
S.l 41.6
57.1 60.1
40.5 61.1
0.9 S7J
10 10
CUy ferca
A .1 A J
97.2 41.9
97.1 41.T
94 4 SS.1
90.4 49.9
97.6 6S.6
0.S . S6.1
20
10
lad-l
Uacfc
Hat cbaafe -Curb
TaaadaT 17 1
67.4 103.4
PraTvoaa day 67.4 10S.4
Moats. a( 64.6 101.9
Tear are . 65.9 96.9
1940 bifb 69.9 TOt.9
1940 low 40.S 9S.9
"XTnriT i l - . a ',
Y -w s o f vm av
better then your basic jacut
Toe eotnplete ceverage et lnf i sm
and finanflal newa read
. ' Mf Cnttl Edfon
THE T7ALL STREET JOURNAL
-T& Morning MUST i . .
o a- a cf the MoneymekerJ
Tern srve tsty Tears' tie" Joansal
-4 Jantlneaa rW as
a-Otoa'a exec-tire mad
Clve yo -rself the be et ef 6per
atle and eorrplete aoorce) turn ,
sm for ocr rpeclal tntrodnctarj
FIVE MONTHS FOR $5.00
Fa rVaa Iao
' Lao AArese
Si Se-a fet
10S We miM
Salem Market Quotations
. (SaT 1 ttiemt)
Tk priaaa baiaw anppliad my a laeal
pn ara tatliaatias ml tka daily aaaxkat
prieaa paid I crawara by Salaa hajara
ka ara ast (maraatrcd ay Tna Stataa-
TEOETABLES
FYssk torn, sack
Baa a a. gtn ..
Cab oaf a. la. .-.
Carroll, local, doa. , ,
Caaliflswar, local -. ,
CnWambara, doa.
Calary
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. J5
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. .so
. 1.00
. us
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jot
. .09
. I SO
. -AO
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, -0
, .04
, JO
, JO
. JtO
, ' .OS
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JO
Latluca. local
Oaiaaa, (0 lbs.
Graaa anions, do.
Pap pars, greaa
Psppsra. rad
Niw Potatoes. 100 lbs. Ka.
SO Iba. Wa. t
Radiabaa
84a ask. Craokaack. das..
rssak Zaeckiai lb.
gqoaak. Daaitk. dot.
Spiaack. 6attla. box
Tomatoes, lac -
Pass. lorsL 1
Beets, do. '
Spear Melons
C-AIB. HAY AXD SEEDS
WkasL Ks 1. rarUaaad. ba. .TO
Oats. Ma. 1 18.00 la 10.00
read bane) toa 18.00 fra S0.00
Claver lay. toa , . , . ., S.00
Alfalfa bay, toa 10. oo ta IS 00
Erg aiash. No. 1 prftda. SO lb baf 1.S0
Dairy feed, SO lb bai ., !
Bra acratrh faad I SO
Crmekad cor . '1.05
EGOS AJTD PODXTBT -fBaylod
Plica af Asdarsaa's)
Grada A larce. doa .20
Grada A mcdiaaa. dos . .14
Grada B larja, di .IS
Pallet , Jl
Colored bens . .11
Colored fry . .IS
Wbtia Lecher. beaTy .0
Wkite Lech era fry . Jl
Former Marion County Resident Dies
In Puerto Rico; Was in Government
Service 25 Years; Funeral Is Today
WnnnRTTRM Funeral ccrvia fnr 1ot T ionf rrt
ww w -t -- -- WV4
mnnaor CZ C. .Tnnpa will rvo ris -
--- o "- o mm ---w sr VA PVIMVtll w ot S .& If t V. AJVC-aJ-
day, September 4, at the Ricrdon funeral parlors. Rev. E. B.
Hart, pastor of he First Baptist church of Corvallis will of-
xiciabc. oci vicca win uk xiciu uy me uu vais iiasoiUC lOQgQ
also. Commitment services will be at the Pioneer re'mpfprv
on French Prairie, where he will
be buried with numerous mem-
bers of the pioneer family of
wnich be was a son.
Georee Clsv Jonpa was born
on French Prairie, Marion coun
ty, Oregon, June 20, 1890. He
oegan scnooi in aisinci mo. is
anrl latpr attpnHfH Portion I
schools where he was graduated
from Lincoln high school. In
1011 i rrmn1ptA1 in'nrlnr
Ing course at OSC and a few
years later entered the US coast
and geodetic survey service. Dur
ing tne nrst world war ne was
stationed at Manila, PI, where
on a subsequent assignment he
received distinguished recogni
tion from the Japanese govern
ment for the rescue of a ship
wrecked crew of Japanese. In
139 on the way home from
Alaskan waters he - found the
Chinese Jank, Tal Ping, burnished
it witn necessary supplies and
set it on its eourse to Seattle.
He died from a heart attack
August 15 at San Juan. Puerto
Rico, where he was in charge of
the US coast, and geodetic ob
servatory. He is survived by his
widow, formerly Bernice Corrie
.a r 1 ... . -
i iurTsuw; one Bisier, Mrs. A.
E. Austin of "Wood bum- thr
brothers. Elton and J. R innti
of Portland and Wallace Jones
of Woodburn; seven nephews.
five nieces, five great nieces and
two rreat nenhews.
He belonged to Kappa Sigma
iraternity, Bigma Tau engineer
ing fraternity and Phi Kappa Phi
honorary fraternitv. Later h
became a member of Blue lodge
no. 1 or the Masonic order, Phil
ippine Islands, Mixpah chapter
of Eastern Star at Kr YTlTa
the Order of Sojourners and
Heroes, Washington, DC. the
Woodmen of the World, Portland,
ana tne Propeller club, San Juan.
Mt. Angel Youths
Will I rain Soon
MT. ANGEL Vive Mt Inr.l
boys will leave for a year In
me army wnen the national
guard is called out. Moat of them
Joined the. guard two years irn.
inree or tne Doys. uene Hol
ier, Tom piennett and Bill Hol
land, are students at Mt. Angel
college. The other two are wn.
fred Faulhaber and Jake Stumph.
The loss of Piennett and Holland
will be keenly felt in school
snorts sseHall'V In riaakof Koli
They are to leave on September
i ana remain in Woodburn nntil
September 28. Then they are to
Droceed to Cimn Mnmr in
Washington for six weeks and
rrom mere to barracks still un
named to them.
Wlllard Berin anrl Jr Hetter.
scneld. also of Mt. Angel, have
oeen exempted.
MT. ANGEL A rreat ner
centage of Mt. Angel people
spent Labor day In the hop
fields In this vicinity. Although
the dav started with rain anrl
showers followed at -Intervals,
picking was continued. The pick
ing season is estimated as about
half over.
John Phillips Buried;
life Was Spent Here
LEBANON Funeral services
were held Sunday at two o'clock
at the Lowe Mortuary for John
Phillips, who died August 39th.
Rev. LeRoy Crossley officiated
and interment was in the 1 Nye
cemetery. Mr. Phillips was born
la Dakota City, Nebr In 15
but was : brought to Linn county
when a very young child and
had spent all his life In this
vicinity. ' He never married.' He
was one of nine children. One
brother, John Phillips of Water
loo, survives : him and many
nephews p and nieces. " '
Prune Packing Is
Earlier Tnls Year
LICniKOMTh Rnnrr PsrV.
Ing, plant is running two shifts
now, wiin a Don i ltw employed.
Prunes are coming In earlier
than In other -years.' The crop
while of exceptional quality la
Tory- light and indications are
that ail will be picked within a
week or tea days. As a role
prunes are not ready until after
hop picking. The blackberries
are about gone and most of the
pack at the plant now is toma
toes. These will be brought la
ntll the - fall rains berln. Then
sqnaab. will be canned. - .. i
BatterfjU. No. 1, 2flMci
No. a, 87Hci pttnlim,
SOMc
A grade print 82c Ht B
grade S1H I quarters S3 He
Wklta Lckaraa.
Old JUoatera
Bsbt
- . JS
Haarr baas. la.
(Bnylaa Prtea ai aCarlaa Craa ry)
Grada A lerce, A' JO
Grade A aaedioas, , , .14
Grade B lerce, dot. JS
Cbecks, aadargrads , . .18
arre dirty . AO
Palieta. doa. Jl
L eg bora baas 9
Legbora fry era. 1U lba-. JS
Colored fryers I I lka. 4S
Colored fryers. S lbs. sad s J
Colored baaa Jl
HOPS
(Xsylag rrlcee)
19S9
1940
SO to
aoatraets. lb.
JO
UTESTOCK
(Baylac prices for Ka 1 stock, baaed ea
eoadiuoaa sad aales reported ap te a p as. )
14 air.ag lambs T.OO ta T.S5
TearHnc laba . ,.
S.OO
Ewes 1.00 te
1.60
6.60
6.00
6.60
Hoc. top. 1S0-220 lbs.
Bow i 4.60 to
Beef sews
.6.00 to
Balls
.0.16 ta S.7S
Heifers
S.OO to 0.60
Dairy type cow
Live eal ,
S.76 to 4.60
, 9.60
Dreaaad Teal. lb.
J5
WOOZ. ABD MOHAIB
(Bortis rrlcet)
Wool, ana liara. lb. ,
Jl
Jl
.20
.86
Coarse, lb.
Lambs, lb.
H oh air
v --4 4V6 l4iV e4VV Al VU U'WiU"
M in Salaam of O r ri W4vsa-
Quotations at
Portland
POBTLAJO), Or.. Sept. 1 (AP)
our c-rinta. A grade lie la. ia pareb
ment wcappers, SSe ia cartoas; B grade
1 ia parchment wrappers, S2e ia car
tons. Butterfat First oaallty, maximam of
.0 of 1 pr ceat acidity, delivered Port
la ad 10-30 He lb.; premium aaality (mu
iiaara of .85 ef 1 per ceat acidity), tlHt;
Talley rontca and coeotry point Se loss
or ISHc; aecoad quality la vader first,
or IS ib.
Obeeaa Selling price to Port lead re
tailer: Tillamook, triplet 10 lb.; leaf
11c lb. Triplet to wholesalers ISo lb.!
loaf 19e FOB Tillamook.
-gga Baying prices: aUtres, large,
Soc doa. ; atandarda, large 12c; extras,
medium 14c; do atandarda 19e doa. ,
Portland Grain
POBTLAND. Ore.. Sent. S UP)
Wheat: Open Hifh Lew Oleae
Beptembar 72 7S 73 7IH
Cash Grain:' Oats, Ka. i. IS lb. white.
aa.uu. uarlaj. No. S, 45-Ib. BW, S1.C0
xie. x iiax, .oa.
' " b w .v ,
weatera white 74 ; weatern red 74. Hard
red winter: ordinary 78 H; 11 par seat
per cent 7; i par seat
nsrd wnite-Baart 12 per cent SO
IS nai east 2- is it ..ui as
Today"e Car Receiptee Wheat 0; bar
imj . iioor au; corn a; oata a: fear l
nillfeed 10. '
Portland Produce
PORTLAND. Ore., Bept. AP)
unirj ieata eeiiisf price te retail
ers: Cos c try killed hos-a beat botchers.
.OC.KA IL r t n . ....
ib., ri; veaiera iaicy loVk
16 lb.; light-thin, J0-13e. heary 10
lie: lambs, anrine . a.
7e; food ratter cows, 9t lb.; canaer
owa, a-ve .o. ; doiis, lu-lle lb.
Ue pealtry Boyinf prteaa; So. :
rrada Irhnr. tir lli.o ik. it.
J -- ' -
Iba. 17c; raaat' ever 4 Iba, lie: Lec
V i. ... ..
Mura aaa eer a loa, lie; LefBorB
bans ander t Iba., ; aolored has
rr a ids., lac; colored bens 1 ta S
lOt.. IOC.
Draaaad tnrltc-ra Kanlxl nn ....
aauinr pneas: baas No. 1. 16c; toa
new crop Sl-Sl lbs.
unions uretoa crystal wax 8.71 per
Takimaa 60-90e. '
Potatoec Eaatara Oretoa-Washlaftoa.
Hav ! . t.n. . i i
. wwj . ... a. i i
m, i.uv ii.au soa ; oat-vetca 10.00
toa: clovev 11 ftl tn. - ri.M.v. ..
Orefon 17 00 18.00 ton; Talley Timothy
le.eo soa remand.
Wool ISao .iit.n n,.,.. ..... an.
sac; rosairaa J7-2S; Willamette al
1st 13 nmithi ai. lt
Hope Oregon IBS. 40-41e lb. 1S40
oomcis aue id.; iseo seetfleas S7-40e.
aomiaal
Dom"atla fin rt ..(.. .1.. J -
UearT 1 tu IS hkL Int. r.n. .......
49a. .70-e.80; bakers' hard wheat, art
a.au-a.sa; oakers' blaeatera, 4.75-5.50
waeai iioor, 4-.HO-b.10; aoft
ul i io-i as mK. .ia. i in.
wi mvu a D boi.
Mohair 1B40, IS aiontha SSe IK
Caeca ra 1940 peel Se Ib.
Portland livestock
,?SSTLA.?D' r (AP)
i qua inori K.istki. "inn
mrwf slow.
Barrows cad silts, sd-cb
140-100 lbi 9 6.006?$6.76
ao ga-ea, joo-ldo lbs S.50 7.2S
do (d-ch, 180 100 lbs 1.00 (3 7.26
do s-d-eh, 200-220 Iba .50 A 7.25
do fd-eh. 220-240 Iba . S.85 S.86
do (d-eh, 240-270 Iba. S.15 S.76
da rd-rh S7A.S(.A Ik. a nn.i man
reeder pigs, gd ch 70-120
ids. S.OOca S.T
f .vwa., a . 1 aa.
160; a-tarkes generally higher.
Steers, good. 900-1100 be..S S.75Q 10.60
a. lli. fui.B . i-iftii larui. . - i
ao BMinB, 70V-1I00 lbs S.26CA S.76
do common, 750-1100 lbs S.15W t.76
da MAinin fA.11AA IK. a-IK- a a
..vaa V.luVf ..ad
Heifers, good. 750-900 Iba- 8.50 ji 80
axadmrn, 5OO-O0 Iba- 4.75W 8.60
da MHWMI KrUa.aUUi 1 a. - . KaV . a. .
, . .w m.aviw m. 9 a
wwi. iwfl, au wte
S.2S
T.00
da Biedinm. all -t.
S.OO
S.S5
da eat-com, all wts..
4.00(4 S.OO
de miM .11
8.50 lij 4.00
Balls (yearlings escfudedK
beef, goed, all vti
de saasage, good .all wta
de saaaa ga. saed. all wta
T.SS
7 00
e saasage, eat-com
arts
00 O S.1S
B.6010.50
e.60(A 9.60
S.OOQ S.60
Testers, gd-ch, aU wta
do eeai-med. all arts-.
d ealL all wta-
Shaaa i A. 1. 1.1. tAAA a
, ' - .wwv, a.,., ,.UU ,
tracked fa spring lambs steady with late
total SSOO
Spriag lambs, goo4-eholce 7.65(9 S
d "-d-," M T J5
ee
60
I -ves (ahera), gwod-cheice- S.OO
F eemmoa a ad nediarn- LS0
I . . . 11 ' i a. .VW I
T.oe
S-S
s.oe
Wool in Boston
BOHTOV Ami' a. iavmon'A
Early tradiae wi. i. n t.
-as rather light. Bayers were tbeaghk e
-' - e wares el contracts
eta gveerameat ardors Were making tmt
tha eemmitaaeats a raw weela. Orar
- wssaead sad holiday a lair Weight
af flaa (Imm wavni .vin ji
' the eeoatry was reported te hare
- 7.-n raaged mostly 29-82
cents, ia k. . . ... . .
"ti?t?,,r? 4-BBtry packed
flaa arirht i. l. r
pie and Vreatch eembing lengths. V
if.
Blclon Night Featnred
MACLEAT : ' Iminil M.u.
nlbt wUl be fMtare- at tie
rrang e meetinff Friday - nlfht.
Mrs. J. s. Arcol is Horn Econom
ics ehairtaan audi Mrs. XL. A.
Wslls Is leeturer. .
Market (limbs
owlv
Steels Lead Early Push ;
Pins Signs Shown by
Other Stock
NEW TORK, Sept. - l-(P)-.The
I atvV m.-V. l 4 v-
. M "a w rKOT
wr taut ioaay aimougn tne go
tag was a bit difficult at times.
Steels led an earl- moraine -
-ash vrhlfk lntntl .. .i..t
I aV " uww a w 4 fvVKISj ag T J
al .industrials. The advance fal
Ured after the first hour, how-
ever, and' extreme gains running
to a point or so were reduced or
replaced with minor declines In
some cases at the close.
The Associated Press sTnr
or so issues managed to emerge
Up .2 Of a point at 43.8. Trans-
fers of 544.550 shares compared
wun v. 3,5io last Friday.
TnouffhS
,in scanning today's tradlnrlrni Oae A El 5i N Am Aviat
volume It was recalled that in
the war-boom session following
Labor day a year ago an aggre-
gate of nearly 6,000,000 shares
ehanged hands. For the entire
iau-ia 01 August, isu. tne tottl
wn ooij aooui (.ovu.vvv snares.
Among Issues with plus sirns
were Chrysler. American Tele-
v w c, vueiuicai, jonns-
Manville. Eastman Kodak. Don ar
ias Aircraft. Zenith Radio. Me-
Keesport Tinplate, Du Pont and
Union Carbide.
A trifle behind were General
Motors, Santa Fe, NY Central.
Sears Roebuck. Boeing. United
Aircraft and American Smelting.
Alinisvillf PliiJia
--.XniJJli: at r air
AUMSVILLE 4H elub mem-
bers have been preparing exhibits
for the state fair. Marian Row-
lanjl ta ATiltiltln ffwt a. M
mm ..u A Ifffl llCl UUU vor.fc i xva j . v
cooking, Betty White sewing ex- Mrs. Alice Parks and Mrs. War
hiblts, Grace Aahford and Agda ren Clark of Lebanon, and John
Malone canning, and Alice Rob- Karmo, also .of Lebanon, who in
ert sewing, canning, eooklng hired his hand while working
and cattle exhibits. at the Sewell-Wlnn mill.
Alice Roberts and Marian Row -
land will represent Marlon eoun- Baker of Lebanon at the hos
ty In the clothing demonstration pltal, a .first child, a 6 pound 14
Wednesday at 4:30 p. m., and
Grace Ashford and Alice Roberts
in the canning Judging contest.1
POLLY AMD HER PALS
MICXEY MOUSS
LITTLE ANNIE ROONET
"MB AAISSCO C STILES' AADEAAV.
( v 5 T. JT N.I 1 CAN AH... ISN'T TKAT .JUST I I . n ! v-W.
f W i'Lt ( MXI -AM G4Gtt TRACE KfV fiAMILV DANDy, THOUeH r -5S f WHAT ELSE rii
c GJ MISS PERKINS, ') BACK TvVENTV- AH t-S vfeC V CaSTmS Jtl m'W
- i
CfLJl s BOY-OH-BOY' III V X mJXgvr ( I1 SORRY, I j ji' INDEEP WELL, I'M NOT
ShmST QIXSTHOTOOj-' r MAYBE I SHOJLD S CRDE...FrV HAVE XTJK MXPAM, J tt-j IR0N1N3! I MERELY 1
xkOaLTTW' JftirpcN QUIT THIS JOS BEFORE V"--rs OracT T ( BUT IPS II S-, TND TO FRY J
Vjyf WIT'S )-r r I OET LIKE THE J 1 ffTO-JL1 J K3KIHST ( ' yWTV KH EGO ! t
051 v OTHERS THAT f I IfrTT f THE RULES V CT I Tl WO!
Kho i dear' if toeySnt XZLWTTli v 1 V0 HERE! r-J L I IVvt'QdT S ( TO DO IRONING JrSM -
V-,
READOOG -WRITING -AND ARITHMETIC TEACHES
A UTTLE1
ft i-ff u. ia
TOOTS AND CASPEH
TOOTS. PLEASE
CALL UP'CHUCU .
CRlCKETT" AND TELL
nM riL BE brLD
TO DINE WITH HIM
AND MIS
IIS WIFE.
TTCMSLE THEATRitaritna
I MUST&ETTO
P0Fve6oe AWD
'TELL. HM-WHOTt HMS
IJtRNED. BEFORE
rrs too
LATE
FLEA5E
WSuB-V IrtJ. rc r: Tut
SE HA-AMD HER EVEN !
- OTTS PIOT A6MKlr
POPGVG.BUT JrS UMA8LE
TOfegT MEARTHB RlN6f
Closing
NEW XORK-ff)-'roday
Allied Ch & Dye 15f Dn Pont
Am Can , 1H Eaatman Kod 133 Phelps Dodge 394
AlUslChal 12 4 El P A L. S. PhUlipa Pet 34
Am car & Fay - 36 Gen Elec
Am Ka eta sn ij uen roods
Am Roll Mills ll u Gen Mot
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Am T A T .13 Goodyear
Am Tob B 75 Gt North
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19 Lockheed
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Caterpil Tract 47 Nat Dairy
nalanpee 29 Nat Dist
chesap & Ohio 40 Nat Lead
Chrysler 7 NT Central
com Solv 9 Nor Am Co
comwlth So 1 North Pac
Consol Aire 22 Ohio Oil ,
consol Edison 28 Pac Amer Fish
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Douglas Aire 74 J C Penney 84 Woolworth
Lebanon Couple
Move to Marcola
LEBANON Mr. Guy Mackey
has announced the marriage of
his only daughter, Martha Jean,
tn Mr. Benlamln Schultx. The
Marcola where they went directly
after their- marriage In Portland,
but the last of next month they
expect to go to California.
Recent admissions to the Leba-
I . ttsiamttol A an .....
1 Born to Mr. and Mrs. Jack
ounce daughter who has been
named Becky Joe. .August 28 th.
Born to Dr. and Mrs. Quirlnus
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, , 34 Proct & Gam 61
...'... 41 f4 Pullman 20
: , 48 Radio :" S
. ' - , ,. 11 4 Rayonler . ..... 17
Tire 1 Ravonler Pfd 29U
26 Repub Steel 17
11 Safeway Store 444
7 Sears Roeb
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9 Shell Union
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. 2 Stand Brands
28 Stand Oil In . 25
41 stand OH NJ 35
27 Stone Web 7
28 Studebaker . 7
s sunshine Mln 8
41,Texaa Corp .,;-.: 35
5 Trans-Amer ; 4
19 union Carbide 74
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22 Un Pac
17 H Unit Alrl ..
13 United Aircraft
17 United Corp
20 United Drug
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124 Vanadium
Mot 3 Warner Pie
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5 Westeh Elec
Breen, August 30th, in the Sa-
crea Heart Hospital In Eugene,
BOIl.
Mr. and Mrs. George Surry
and Margaret have returned from
a week spent at coast resorts.
Mrs. Vern Reeves drove to Til
lamook ana spent a few days
wna ner cousin.
Mr. and Mrs. Porter Dickey
nave oongnt a lot on Wheeler
street rrom John A. Brown.
The Lebanon high school band
made third place In the Hop
Festival parade in Independence
Fridays
Harvey Cutts, the son of Mr.
and Mrs. A. K. Cutts and a
graduate of the Lebanon high
school with the class of 1939,
will come out to practice as
substitute center for the first
team at Oregon State.
Miss Hazel Josephine" McMul
len received her diploma with the
August class of the Oregon State
Teachers college at Monmouth.
Mayflower Didn't Hare OarsI
Keep the Sunnyside upi
Out of the Frying Pan
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Lebanon Builds
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New Dwellings
Plywood Plant to Increase
Need foi-Houses; Several
Under Construction
LEBANON While the Evans
Products company. which, is
building the new plywood - mill
here, maintains the policy or hir
ing local workers, they are or ing
Ing In the managers and tech
nicians from their other plants
That means an increased demand
for houses. There ' has ; been
rapid increase In construction all
spring . and summer and though
there are abont 25 new dwellings
under way now, .: still more . will
be needed as soon as actual ope
rations at-the new plywood mill
begin. To- relieve this housing
shortage. George Harden will
erect 40 houses between 4 now
and thr first of the year. The
capital is to be furnished by
the First Federal Savings and
Loan association of Albany. Ac
cording to R. C. Miller, secre
tary of the association, Harden
will be guaranteed the sale of
each dwelling as It is completed
If the houses are not immediate
ly sold to Individual buyers, the
Evans company will assume the
obligation of renting and selling
them. i
These houses, most of them to
have five rooms, will. cost about
$3000 each. They are to be built
on the ten acre tract on Franklin
street, halfway between town and
the' plywood mill, which Harden
recently bought of R. W. Merri-
weather.
Silverton Park
Is Picnic Scene
SILVERTON : Honoring Ar
thur Lais of Molalla and James
Troyer of Canby, who are leaving
this week for Kansas where they
are entering the Kansas Heston
college and Mennonite Bible
school, a picnic was given by
the members of the Hubbard
Mennonite church at the Silver
ton city park Sunday, following
their morning worship service.
The afternoon was also a me
morial complimenting the Trov
ers. Bishop Troyer was head of
LEARN
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the ' Hnbbard organization fop
forty years. Five of the eight
families represented ,. were s
A la. v aMa-l f f A ' aVfAllTl . - -
Preceding the dinner Rev. Ed.
Z. Yoder, minister of the Hub
bard church, asked the blessing,
and ' the group T sang a familiar
hymn. ': i . -n , 1
Present by -family groups were
Mr. and Mrs.. J. S. Fisher, John
and Joann Fisher Hubbard; Mr.
and Mrs.- J. S. Troyer, James,
Lloyd,. Richard, Donnie, Barbara
Esch and ; Luclle Kaufman, Can
by; Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Berkey"
Richard, Ruth and Helene, Hub
bard r Kenneth Berkey, Mr. and ,
Mrs. Willis Berkey, Larry, Robin
and Jack, of Hnbbard; - Mr.- and
Mrs. "Lee Toder, Beverley' and
Rodney, . ; Oregon City; Mrs.
Gladys Heyerley and Shirley and
Keith, Hnbbard; Mr." and: Mrs.
Don Wolf er. Merle and Edward,
Corvallis; Mr. - and : Mrs. E. Z.
Yoder. : Kathryn, Sanford, . Ed
ward, Hnbbard ; - Mr. and Mrs. -Dick
Larson, Silrerton; Mr. and
Mrs. William G. Kenagy, Mllo,
ari ana josie, tiBooara, sven
neth Mischler, Molalla; Mr. and1
Mrs. A. J. Lais, Blanche and Ar
thur. Molalla; Mr. and Mrs. D-
D. Hostetler and Betty. Hnb
bard; Mr. . and Mrs. Rolla Hos
teler, . Betty Rose and Patricia,
Canby, and Hattie Perkel, Hub
bard. -
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