-7b OZTGO:i STATEC:.lA2l. ScUxa. Oregon. Friday Morolag, January 31. Mil
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r3arket Drops-
As Rally Fails
Dlame for Relapse Could
Be Hitler' Speech,
. . i or Tax Fear , 1
; NEW YORK, Jan. aO-tsyThe
decline broadened in the " stock
market today after a feeble early
attempt at a rally failed of sup-
: . port. -S-A t'! ' :'
- Steels. rails, motors and s.wide
assortment of specialties, up frac
tionally for a prief interral; start
ed to slide around mid-day and,
.at the close, losses ran ; to . well
orer a polni for leading indus
trials. . - t " 'i'r- - ' - ;- -:
Whether the principal blame for
the further relapse in prices could
fee laid on the. Hitler speech or on
apprehension .over mounting; taxes
and "fears the United States was
approaching active participation
in the European war was a mat
ter of argument In boardrooms.
- i The Associated Press, average of
CO' stocks was off .8. or a point at
42, duplicating its fall "of yester
day. ; At the latest rigure n was
at a new low mark since August
n" laat Since January 20 the
. composite has shown gains In
only two sessions and ' these' were
negligible. Some of the forenoon
. bidding was attributed to the be
lief the lengthy set-back had put
.the list in a much healthier tech
nical condition.
Transfers of 775,770 shares
were. the largest since January 9.
.yesterday's volume was 699,690.
" Among the day's constructive
Items was the freight loadings re
port for last week disclosing a
contra-seasonal increase to the
best total for any like week sinee
ltll. -k- -
1 Steels weakened although Beth
lehem, after the close, announced
"1940 earnings of $14.04 a com
mon share, biggest in the com
pany's history, against $5.75 in
1939.. In the fourth quarter
$4.32 was earned versus $3.74
ln the 1939 period. Directors
voted a dividend of $1.50 a share,
same as paid in December. The
stock finished off 1 point and US
Steel was down 1.
(State's s Markets Imperiled
EUGENE, Jan. 30-(;P)-Ameri-J
can agriculturists have been hard
! hit by the march of dictators
- :, across Europe, O. T. McWhorter,
-' Oregon state college extension
horticulturist, told 200 Lane
county farmers yesterday. He
said foreign markets had been
closed and if the axis powers won,
would be completely lost. He
urged plans to absorb the shock
( ' which will come with a depres-
elon following the war.
Legal Notices
NOTICE OF HEARING ON
, FINAL ACCOUNT
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
That the Final Account of
STUART BUSH, as administrat
or of the Estate of ASAHEL
BUSH, Deceased, has been filed
fn t the County Court of Marion
County. Oregon, and that the
16 th day of February, 1941,
at the' hour of ten o'clock a. m.
has been duly appointed by such
Court-for the hearing of objec
tions to such Final Account and
the settlement thereof; at which
time any; persons interested in
such estate may appear and file
objections thereto in writing and
contest the same.
Dated and first- - published
f January 17, 1941. s
I - STUART BUSH, as Adminis
trator of the Estate of
ASAHEL BUSH. Deceased.
Date ' of First Publication:
January 17. 1941.
Date of Last Publication:
February 14, 1941.
, JOHN A. HELTZEL,
Attorney for Administrator.
- Salem, Oregon.
" - J. 17, 24, 31. F. 7, 14
t "notice of appointment
. - Notice is, hereby given that the
- undersigned "has been duly ap
pointed by the County Court of
the State of Oregon, for the
- . County of Marion, as Executor of
the "last .will and testament and
state of George Fichtel, de
ceased, and that he has duly
qualified as -such Executor; all
persons having claims against the
estate of sr.id decedent are noti-
fled to present the same, duly
- erified, to me, at the office of
i. '..Walter S. Lamkin, my attorney,
- 206 Oregon Building, Salem, Ma
rion County, Oregon, within six
months from the date of this no.
. tice. : ;
Dated at Salem, Oregon, this
10th day of January, 1941.
ROBERT G. HENDERSON.
Executor of the last will and
testament and estate of George
Fichtel, Deceased.
WALTER S. LAMKIN,
Attorney for Executor,
Salem, Oregon, i
J. 10-17-24-31; F. 7.
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Atlantic. Storm Damage
A battered lifeboat bangs precariously aboard the liner Santa Bo$a,
in New York two days late as a result of terrific storm which lashed the
Caribbean cruise ship. Shipping along the Atlantic seaboard was
hampered as the storm swept the East.
Closing Quotations
NEW YORK, , Jan 30 Today's closing quotations:
Air Reduction.... 39 Doug Aircraft.... 70 Penna RR , 23H
Alaska Juneau.. 4Du Pont De N..151 Phelps. Dodge .. 29
Al Chem & Dye..l51 Eastmn Kodak.,132 Phil Petrol 3
Allis Chalmers.. 32H El Pow & Lt.:.. 3M Proctor & Gamb 55 H
American Can... 88 . Gen Elec ........l- 32 Pub Serv NJ.... 28
Am Car & Fdy.. 27 Gen Foods . 35 Pullman 24
Am Rad Std Sn 6 Gen Motors 43 Radio 4
Am Roll Mills.... 13 Goodrich 12 Rayonier 14
Am Smelt & Ref 39 Goodyear Tire.. 17 Rayonier Pfd .... 28
Am Tel & Tel....l 64 Great Northern.. 25 Republic Steel- 18
Am Tobacco B.. 71 Greyhound 11 Richfield Oil ...U 8
Am Wa Works.. 6 Illinois Central.. 7 Safeway Stores.. 39
Am Zinc L & S- 6 Insp Copper 10 Sears Roebuck.. 72
Anaconda 23 Interna Harvest 49 Shell Union ....J. 10
Armour 111 4'Int Nickel Can.. 24 Socony Vacuum 8
Atchison 21 Int Pa & P Pfd 12 Sou Cal Edison.. 28
Aviation Corp.... 4 Int Tel & Tel .... 2 Sou Pacific..:...;. 9
Baldwin Loco.... 15 Johns Manville.. 57 Sperry Corp 83
Bendix Aviation 34 Kennecott 31 Stand Brands.... 6
Beth Steel 81 Lib-O-Ford 35 Stand Oil' Calif U 18
Boeing Airplane 16 Lockheed 24 Stand Oil Ind... . 27
Borden 19 Loew's 31 Stand Oil NJ.... 33
Borg Warner ... 17 Long-Bell A 2 Studebaker 7
Calif Pack ..:.. 18 Montgom Ward 35 Sunshine Mining - 8
Callahan Z L... . 1 Nash Kelvinator 4 Texas Corp 37
Calumet Hec .... 6 Nat Biscuit 17 Trans-America .. 4
Canada Dry 13 Nat Dairy Prod 13 Union CarbideL 65
Canadian Pacif.. 3 Nat Distilers 21 Union Oil Calif.. 13
Cat. Tractor .... 45 National Lead.... 16 Union Pacif ic..i.. 80
Celanese 25 NY Central 12
Chesa & Ohio.. 41 North Ameri Av 15
Chrysler 64 No. Ameri Co.... 16
Col. Gas & Elect 4 Northern Pacific 6
Coml Solvent 9 Ohio Oil 7
Comwth & Sou.. Otis Steel 9
Consolid Aircrft 26 Pac Amer Fish.. 8
Cbnsolid Edison 22 Pac Gas & Elec 28
Conol. Oil 5 Pac Tel & Tel.... 25
Contl. Can 37 Packard Motor.. 3
Corn Prod ..... . 45 Pan Am Airwys 13
Crown Zellerb . 14 Paramount Pic. 10
Curtlss Wright., 8 J C Penney 82
Farm Outlook
Sessions Set
County Committees to Meet
in C of C; War's Effect ,
l :l to Be TIieme : -f. ,y';
Marion - "'county's " 'agricultural
outlook in telation to bational pre
paredness will, be the . theme of
discussion . held. by the , county
planning committee at the Salem
chamber, of commerce' rooms to
day beginning' at 10 o'clock, and
reports will' be drafted, by farm
crops, .land use, farm home and
rural life, and. livestock: commit
tees to be submitted at the county
wide outlook meeting ' February
15. ;r::
f Robert J K.- Rieder, - Marion
county agent, will present a re
view, of, past recommendations of
the planning committee, and .will
give a resume of progress, made
since the last meeting. Following
RIeder's report, O. T. McWhorter,
extension ''- specialist ' of Oregon
State college, will speak on the
farmer and national preparedness.
1 Afternoon sessions .will. include
a talk by Mrs!". Axalea Zager on
the effects of ' the war ' on . farm
home life. ' Round 'table discus
sion will follow at 2:30, and the
sub committees will meet at 3
o'clock.
Farm Talks Are
Scheduled, KOAC
; DALLAS Two radio talks that
will be of interest to 4H club
members of Polk county will be
heard over station KOAC Monday
night, starting at 7; 30, according
to County Agent W. C. Leth. '
: W. L. Teutsch," assistant exten
sion director, will discuss "Fitting
4H club work to the needs of the
state." He will tell of several new
developments, in club work related
to present conditions and show
how the club program may assist
in the general improvement of ag
ricultural and home conditions in
Oregon.
Dr. J. N. Shaw, bead of the
Oregon State College Veterinary
department, will speak on "Lamb
Dis eases'' following Teutsch's
talk. Dr. Shaw' has done a great
deal of work recently in solving
some of the most difficult and
baffling diseases of sheep. His
discussion at the start of lamb
ing will be of exceptional value
to sheep club members.
United Airlines.. 14
United Aircraft.. 37
United Corp .. 1
United Drug ...... 4
United Fruit .... 65
US Rubber ;.. 20
US Rubber Pfd.. 87
US Steel :.......!. 62
Vanadium.! ......i. 28
Warner Pictures 3
Western Union!. 20
Westghse Elec. 95
Wool worth . 32
Quotations at Portland
PORTLAND, Or , Jan. 30. (AP)
Produce exchange: Butter Ertrai 81 e;
wtantftrda 30c; prime first 30 He; first
21t.
Butteriat First quality, maximum .38
of 1 per cent acidity, delivered Portland,-31H-33e
lb.; premium quality (maximum
of .35 of 1 per cent acidity), 33Vx-34e;
ralley routes and country point! 2e less,
or 32c: second quality 2c under first,
or 3132c
Eg Portland Produce Exchange
Buying prices: Large extras' 18e; large
standards 18c; medium extras 17c; me:
dium standards 16c; small standards lSe.
..Cheese Selling price to Portland re
tailers: Tiilanook triplets 2le lb.; loaf
22e lb. Triplets to wholesalers le lb.;
loaf. 20e lb- f ob. Tillamook.,
Portland Produce
PORTLAND, Or., Jan. 30. (AP)
Country meats Selling prlee to retailers;
Country billed hogs, best butchers, 125
140 lbs. 11-llHe; Testers, fey, 1SH-I7e:
light thin. 1214c; heavy, 1113c; Iambi,
old crop 1618c; ewes 6 10c; good cut
ter cows. He; canner cows, 1011c; bulls,
12-12 Vis.
Live pu I try Buying prices: No 1
grade Leghorn . broilers, l'A-2 lbs., 15e;
fryers uccer 3 lbs., 13c; fryers. 2Vi to
4 lbs, 13c; roasters over 4 lbs., 15e;
Legal Notice
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
OF ADMINISTRATRIX
. Notice is hereby given that the
county court for Marion county,
Oregon, has appointed the un
dersigned administratrix of the
estate of. Jennie A. Rulifson, de
ceased. All persons having claims
against this estate are hereby
notified. to present same, properly
verified, to the undersigned at the
office of Chris. J. Kowitz. attor
ney at law, 401 Guardian building,
Salem, Oregon, within six months
from the date of this notice, to
wit: January 31st, 1941,
RUTH RULIFSON,
As such Administratrix.
CHRIS. J. KOWITZ,
Attorney for Estate.
. J. 31. F. 7-14-21-28
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Leghorn lens over 3H lbs., lie; Leg
horn den eider ly ibaM ll-13c; colored
hens over 5 lbs., 15-16c; I colored hens,
4 to 6 lbs., 16c Old rooster 6 lb.
-Dressed turkey Buying prices t New
crop hens 1819c; toms, 17-17e.
- Dressed - turkeys Komlaal . selling
prices: Hens 20-21c; toms 18H-l9e lb.
Oniois Oregon Dan vers, 1.10-1.25;
Yakimas, 1.15-1.25; Idaho large Spanish,
1.20-1.25 sack.
Potatoes Deschutes, No. 1, 1.00 1.10;
selected Deschntes' brand 1.25; Tabimas,
100-1.05 cwt. ; Klamatk 1.15-1.80 cenUl.
Selected Klamath; 1.251. 35.
Hsy Selling price te rttaHerst. Alfal
fa No 1, 14.26 tea; eat-vetch 10.00 ton;
clover 1O.00 ton ;; Timothy - eastern Ore
gon 17.00 ton; valley Timothy 14.00
15.00 ton, Portland. ,
" Wool 140 eastern Oregon range 80
33c; crossbred, 84-16 ; Willaatette valley
12 snontha. S4-35e.
Domestic flour Belling price, city de
livery, 1 te 25 bbl. lots: Family patents,
49s, 6.00-6 80; bakers' hard wheat net
4.60 5.80: - bakers' bluestem 6.20 6.60:
blended, herd wheat flour 5:80-6.60; soft
wheat 4.70-4.75 ;- graham 49. 4.90; whole
wneat a, . bdl
Mohair 1940, 12 months SOe Ik.
Caseara 1940 peel 8e lb.
Bops Oregon 1940, seedless, SOe fb.
seed, 25e lb.
Portland Grain
PORTLAND, Ore., Jaii. SO. (AP)
v. neat: ' upen High Low Close
May 74V4 744 74 " 74
Cash grain: Oats, No. 3. 88 lb. white.
Zd.au. uariej, No. 2. 45 ID. bv, 24.90.
Corn, No. 2, EY shipmenU 29.00. No. 1
flax 1.72 V.
Cash Wheat (Bid): Soft white 7;
western wnitc 73: white elab 75: west
ern red 74H Hard red winter:, ordinary
74; 11 per cent 76 V4; 12 per cent 79 H:
13 per cent 81H. Hard white-Baart: 12
per - cent 81; 13 per cent 83; 14 per
cent 5.
Today' Car Receipt:. Wheat 22;
flour 12; millfee 6,
Portland Livestock
PORTLAND, Ore., Jan. 80. (AP)
(L lA) Hogs: Salable 300, total 100O;
market steady.
Barrows and gilts, gd-ch
140 160 lbs ,..
gd-ch. 180-180 lbs.
gd-ch, 180-200 lbs.
7o35fil7.e5
7.85 8.85
8.2 5 ( 8.35
8.00v 8.85
7.653 8.10
7. SOW 8.0
7.8S(r 7.85
6.75t 7.25
f
XIatharine Jleplmrn makes comparison of the virtnes Of Jobat How
urtl and Cary Grant, with Grant coming out on the losing estd. The
scene is from "The Philadelphia Story V f limitation of the Broad
way comedy smash, which jpena Saturtlity on the Khlnore Mreem.
Jaiocs Stewart la also starred la the proilnction. ' ' r t V I .
gd-ch, 200-220 lbs
gd-ch, 220-240 lbs
gd-ch, 240-270 lbs
gd-ch, 370-800
Feeder p:g, gd-ch, 70 120
Cattle: 8alable and total 60; -ealres.
salgble and total 25; market steady en
iignt supplies. i i
Steers, good, 900-1100 lbsS10.25 11.25
de medium 750-1100 lbs 8.75410.25
do common 750-1100 lba
Heifers, good, 7 50-P00 Ibs
de medium, 500-900 lbs .
de common, 500-900 b
Cows, good, all , , , ,
, de mediam, all wts.
da cut-corn, all i .., ....
canner, alV wt '.i
Bulla (yearlings . excluded)
beef, good, all wti
do sausage, gd. all wt-
de ssnaage, med, all wta
do sansace et-cm. atl wta
Tealers. gd-ch, all wts. $10.25 tc 11.25
de com-med, all wtU , 7.25 1 10.25
de cau. all weights 4.75 U 7.25
Sheep:. Salable as4 toul 100: mar-'
ket slow, . i , -. I - I
Lambs, good and choice4 9.50610.00
de medmm and good 8.754 9.25
- de common 7.75 u 8.60
Ewea, goed-choiee : ..... 5.25t 5.76
de efmmea-medinm . . .... ' 3.76 4J 6.25
7.506 8.75
9.001? 9.25
7.254b 9.00
6.25(3 7.25
7.25W 7.75
6.00M 7.28
6.004 6 00
4.004 S.00
75 1.H
7.10M 7.75
6.3541 7.10
5.254$ 6.25
Wool in Boston
BOSTOX Jaa. SO (AP) (U8DA)
The . contracting for -wool im several ef
the western states wa receiving a great
deal of attention in the Boston wool mar
ket today. Prices reported te have been
paid by grcwers have ranged aa high as
3e . een.s tn Montana. 85 cents n
Texas and 11-33 ceate im some e( the
other state. - These price were'' higher
tnan those reported en early contract
two te thiee week age. It bus be-a re
ported '.n the trade that only a turn ef
the early-contracts were turned ever to
axtUt by the original puprchasers.. -
Marlroi Quolationc
(Bsylat rrleewi
rrece are IndieaUve ef the dally market
bat are sn nmnm mi
Bnaaal a t route " i
Cabbage, lb, . ....
Carreta
Carre U, balk, eraage hex
Celery, green
Garlie.' lb.
1 .fmm. - A'm
Oalona, sO lbs.
Daiaas. boillBC. 10 lb
Omens,' green
P,mlnL bain, eraar hex
Peutoee, : low. io ne. a
- SO IH, fO. 3
Kiukitu.' balk, eraage beJt
Turnips, doa. . , ', ' i
Turnips. tuc. ernnge
. UJUtXH. all 0lm u mMm ,
Wheat.' Ke. L. recleaned. be -,, .78
i a i
Oate..e.-1
1.00
.08
.46
1.00
1.50
- .40 -i
.7S v
X.10 ,
,1.50
....--its--:
- 40 -
- 1.00
..46
1.00 -
1LC9 U 22.00
2L00 U 32.00
SO
U te. 14.00
Feed barley, tea
Clover hay, ton
A Limiim mm j , wv - . - - - -
Egg mash. Ke. 1 grade. la. bag. LSO .
vairy iwmm. w-,. wi , , i - .
Hen scratch feed ., ' v. 1.90
Cracked ern . ..
ioos ajo rvuiiiai
rxarln. Prteee ef Aaareeea'a)
Grade A large, doa T, ',7 ,'' ." J - .18
Grade A mediam. den.'.",' ' " , -.16.
Grade B large, doa. , ' , ' ' .16
Colored : bene , ' ' 4
Colored fry ' . ' . ,' . t.
White Legbem. heavy .08 te 0" .
Whit Legbera try
Batterfat, Xo. 1, 82c; So.
S, 80c; premlam, 88c
' A ; grade prlat 84 He; ,B
SradeSSH; cjaartcrs S3r.V
Old reestere '
31
(Bavlne Priced mt htxrtan Oreamex-vt
Grade A large, - ' - .16
Crade A mediam. de. ; '.It
Or4e B Urge, dea -' .IS -
PuUels, doa. tm .
Checks sad under f--..- .09
Colored hena " " " ' ' -'Y1- -
Colored . fryera ' " ' .12
Leghora fryers ' ' Nil
Legbera hen , " .10
' --- - '.03-;
Old reoetera - - .03
Ke. peahry .05 lea.
. - T ' koi8 -'L :'
146
(Xaylaa mcedj -
Jt
be J4
v . ' irturocx
(Beylag prices for He. 1 tteek, based en
rendition and aalee) reported ep te 4 p.m.)
1940 pring lamba - ' 9.54)-.
Yearling -lam be " 4.00 te 7.00 .
twee- 3.00 to,5.0O
Hogs,' top, 160-330 ' -; , 8 36
Bows : .. - 6O0 te 6.25
Beef cows - " t.00
Bulla - - 4.7S te T.SO
Heifer
Dairy Type Cow a
L4vw veal
Dressed veal, Ik.
6.60 e 7.0O
4.50 te 8.00
10 50
J
Stocks l.tind'
Bonds:
Cos
Jaaaary 80
BOhTD ATBBA.OZ8
piled by The AssociaUd Pres
20 10
Bails Indue
Net rhaage D .8 D .1
Thursday 63.6 104.9
Previena day. 63.4 103.0
Month ngo 61.1 105.6
Tear age ; 57.6 102.0
1940-41 high 64.2 105.9
1940-41 low. 48.3 98.9
10 10
Util
D .1
100.7
100.6
100.6
96.1
101.8
90.6
Pergn
D .1
40.6
40.7
884
50.6
53.6
33.1
TOCX ATXKAQZS
80 - 15 IS 60
Indaa Kails UUI 8tehe
Net change D1.2 D .3 D .4 I.3
Thursday . 58.9 16.4 34.8
Previous day 60.1 16.7 " 84.7
Month ago .... 62 3 16.1 34.8
Year ago TO 1 16.6 89.1
1940-41 high 74 3 20 5 40.6
1940-41 low.. 52.8 13.0 30.9
43.0
42.8
43.7
49.3
52.2
37.0
411 Sewing Club Formed
At Victor Pojnt
VICTOR POINT A 4H sewing
club was organized Saturday at
the home of Mrs. Paul Jaquet,
who will be the club leader. Seven
members are enrolled in divisions
Including bachelor sewing. Off!
cers are. president, Lucille Ja
quet; Tice-ptiesident, Dnane Mor
ris: secretary Jean Darby; yell
leader. Dale Miller. A name for the
club will be chosen at the next
meeting.
Soil Scientists
i
Adjus
rroOT
am
CORVALLIS, Jan. S 0-V-OTe-
gon State college scientists will
shift their soil surrey work from
Baker to Deschutes county, E. r.
Torgerson said today.
Torgerson, college faculty mem
ber, told delegate! to "the open
ing meeting of a three-day soil
improvement coarse that accurate
s t a d y of the soil was the only
solid foundation for other farm
improvement efforts.
Oregon ' agriculturalists .were
credited by R. 8. Besse; assistant
director of the OSC experiment
station, with discovering the
value of sulphur as a fertilizer.
Cane Pruning Begins)
. . NORTH HOWELL Farm du
ties this month and next include
the pruning and training of hoy
senberries which need to be put
up on the wires earlier than any
other cane fruit. Pruning orchards
and garden shrubs, clearing out
fence rows and-small fields are
also among farm activities at
present.
Wheat Goes Down'
7th Time in Row
Kansas Reports Says Snow
Corers" Grain Area ; Pit
Is Inactive
CHICAGO Jan.- J tWVA late
splurge of selling today Influenced
by'heavinesa la New York securi
ties, pulled wheat prices down for
the seventh- consecutive .trading
session. ; - j
. The decline set la. after a tran
sient rally had encouraged-belief
the . setbacks were' ended for a
time. Initial dealings were weak
er," but'purchaaes by miller and
some ' covering by short - sellers
soon stemmed', the 'losses, The
rally however, only brought prices
to sligktly above ' - Wednesday's
final quotations -and tha market
hung there. - The pits were inac
tive, for long periods.,
.. Wheat 'closed fractionally above
the day's low levels, hut be
low yesterday's finish. May 81.
H. JBly
- The late decline pushed prices
dowa to the . lowest level of the
crop year on, the July delivery,
with September at the lowest of
this season. Some ' of the " sell
ing was attributed to "spreading
operations in which Chicago
wheat was sold against simultane
ous purchase at other markets.
Hitler' speech had no apparent
market effect, adding- only to the
uncertainties of the prevailing in
ternational situation. ;.
Seasonal temperatures prevailed
over domestic winter wheat terri
tory and 'the southwestern por
tion received moderate precipita
tion overnight. A Kansas report
said snow covered the crop . la
most part of the state. Warm,
dry, sunny weather was' said seed
ed for early- spring crops , since
not much fall plowing was done
last year leaving a considerable
acreage to he worked this spring.
Prune-Cherry Co-op Talked
MILTON - FREE WATER. Jan.
30 (P) A prune-cherry coopera
tive marketing arrangement may
be devised here by-cherry growers
and the Blue Mountain. Prune
Growers'! cooperative, Cecil ' C
T7AIITED
LIVE POULTRY
WAIDV8
SEAFOOD Jk POULTRY MKT.
178 S. Coral . Fboae 6010
Yates f said today.1 Tale, pruat
cooperative executive j secretary. .
expiainea uai prune mea caierea yc
the racking aad marketing Celd
Tjast eeaaoa because aegotiations "
With shippers brought so satlsfae -tory
arrangement.: Their total In
come! from their plant reached
$205, $74. ef which 10M0t went
direct ' to grower. j -
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S ! : - t
Polk Timber Jfe'l, I
Involved uiiSiiit
4 i r t - :
DALLAS, Jaa j JftVWfVA
SS.2vS.22 foreclosure action
against tlmberlands ef the Isman
foolsen Lumber company, IPort
Uuid. ad Charles ;E. Dant.; trus
tee, was filed today by; the Bank
Of California, i ; -.
T- -D. Greene, bank! attorney,
said the timber waa In-Polk and
Lincoln conn tie, mainly in the St
hu hfsia west of Yaiaets. . -f .
(. The complaint asserted that a
Mortgage given la 1137 expired
in 1910 and waa not paid. 1
J
Aid for Fairs! Requested
McJallNNVILLi-i -T.-L ilUn.
. 3 . . . i . T - - i -
earns, erne ana service groups ot
Yamira county joined; today. In
tequeet to the county! court for
financial assistance la proTiding
ssuQisn tor aaauai lairs, catO
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