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Wednesday Morning. November 12, 1941
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The OBEGON STATESMAN, Salem,
By FRJUf STBX-X-t
Th Wot of AU Fle.
Itrictly Private ' By Quinn Hall
Turner WSGS
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THE 6HER1FF HAS GOT
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Holds Election
HELP XVE THE
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MYSTERY OF THB
DBAPPEAR-T,
CATTLE.
Lodge Gives Degree;
Adult Bible Class
Meets Friday
TURNER -Mrs. W. R. Hogsed
was hostess Friday for the silver
tea and annual election of offi
1
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Closing Quotations
NEW YORK, Nov. 11 (AP) Monday'i closing quotation.
Air Reduction .. 36 Du Pont Pe N..146 Phelps Dodge 28
Alaska Jumeau .. 2 Eastman Kodak..l34 Phillips Ptrlm.... 45
Al Chem & Dye..U9 Elect Power &.Lt IVi Proctr & Gamble 56
Allis Chalmers 26 General Electric 27 Pub Serv NJ .. 15
American Can .... 75 General Foods .... 39 Pullman ' 22Ya
Am Car & Fdy .. 27 Va General Motors - 38 Radio 3
Am Rad&Std stn 4 Goodrich 20 Rayonier 12
Am Rolling Mills 12 Goodyear 17 Republic Steel 17
Am Smelt & Ref 36 Great Northern - 23 Richfield Oil 10
Am Tel & Tel ..150 Greyhound 13 Safeway Stores 44
Illinois Central 7 Sears Roebuck 66
Insp. Copper . 10 Shell Union 15
Intl Harvester .. 47 Socony Vacuum.. 0
InU Nickel 27 Sou Cal Edison-.. 22
In Papr & Pip Pd 60 Southern Pacific 12
InU Tel & Tel.... 2 Sperry Corp 34
Johns Manville .. 56 Standard Brands 5
Kennecott 33 Stand Oil Cal 25
Am Tobacco B.... 56
Am Waterworks 2
Am Zinc L & S.. 4
Anaconda . 26
Armour Illinois - 4
Atchison ... 26
Aviation Corp .. 3
Baldwin Loco 13
Bendix Aviation 36 Libbey-O-Ford .. 25 Stan Oil Indiana 33
Bethlehem Steel.. 58
Boeing Airplane.. 20
Borden 20
Borg Warner .... 19
California Pack.. 20
Calumet Hec 6
Canada Dry 4
Canadian Pacific 4
Caterpilar Tractr 38
Celanese 21
Chesapk & Ohio.. 34
Chrysler . 53
Col Gas & Elect. 54
Cornel Solvent .... 9
Consltd Aircraft. 21
Consltd Edison .. 14
Consolidated Oil.. 6
Continental Can.. 30
Corn Products J... 49
Crown Zelerbach 12
Curtiss WrightJ... 8
Douglas Aircraft 70
Lockheed 28 Standard Oil NJ 45
Lowe's 38 Stone & Webster 5
Montgmry Ward 28 Studebaker 4
Nash Kelvinator- 3 Sunshine Mining 4
Natl Biscuit 16 Texas Corp 45 -
Natl Dairy Prod 15 Trans-America 4
Natl Distillers .... 23 Union Carbide .... 69
National Lead .... 14 Union Oil Calif - 14
New York Centrl 10 Union Pacific 68
North Am Av .... 12 United Airlines - 14
North Amer Co.. 11 United Aircraft .. 37
Northn Pacific 5 United Drug 6
Ohio Oil 8 United Foods 72
Otis Steel 5 U S Rubber 23
Pacific Am Fish.. 10 U S Rubber Pfd.. 99
Pac Gas & FJec.. 23 U S Steel 52
Pac Tel 8c Tel....l09 Vanadium 21
Packard 2 Warner Pictures 4
Pan Am Airwys 17 Western Union .. 29
Parmt Pictures.. 15 Westinghse Elect 75
J C Penney 80 Woolworth 28
Penn R R . 22
Salem Market Quotations
I At Chwo of Bmliim Monday
Th prices below tuppiled by a lo-
market price paid to growers by Sa-
cal grocer are indicative of the dally
lent buyer but art not guaranteed by
The Statesman:
VEGETABLES
Apple, box
Beeta, bunch, doz.
Brussels sprouts, flat
iBDDage k
Cabbage, Chines, doz.
l,T
Cauliflower, crate
Celery, green
Celery hearts, dot.
usn
squash
ID.
Danls
Garlic.
Hubbard squash
Lettuce, se
Mustard greens, doz. .
onions, BO lbs.
Onions, green
Potatoes, 100 lbs
Potatoes, No. 2,
Radishes, doc ..
GRAIN, HAT AND SEEDS
(Buyug Prices)
Oats. No. 1
reed barley, ton
Clover hay, ton
Auaua nay, ton
- 1.25
.40
1.00
- 1.40
. .69
.30
M
. 1.40
. .89
.25
- 48
MS
1.50
.40
- 1.65
30
, No. 1 new 2.50
50-lb. bag .70
M
Large
Large
edlum A
M
Medium
Pullets
Checks
Colored hens
Colored fryers
Leghorn fryers ,
Leghorn hens
Old roosters
No a poultry .05 less.
HOPS
(Buying Prices)
seeaed
1942 contract
1M1
Seedless
Dairy feed, SO-lb. bag-
tten sc
cratch fi
Cracked corn
Wheat
30.00
90.00
. 9.00 to 10.00
14.00 to 16.00
, 1.75
-1 2.23
Jjg
. .90 to 1.00
LIVESTOCK
(Buying prices for No. 1 stock, based
on conditions and sales reported up to
pJTl.
Top lambs 9.50
Ewes 4.00 to 5.00
Hogs, top 160-200 lbs. 10.35
Sow ..- .,8.00 to 8.50
Veal, top 11.00
BUTTER PRINTS:
i n . n . v 1
A
B
Quarters
BOOS AND POULTRY
f Baying Prteea of Andreses'!)
-No.
No.
Premium
Kxtra largo white
Kxtra large brown
Medium
Standard
PuUets .
- CoMred hens
Colored fry
White Leghorn
Old roosters
Premium
No. 1
No. S
BOGS .
39.
3.
40V4
.40
7
.41
6
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.33
30
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(Baying Prices nt Marlon Creamery)
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Baying prices: A grade
print 40V4c; B grade 39c;
quarters 41Vic
A
B
31
.32
.31
26
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33
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42
43
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cers. -
The nominating committee i com
prised of Mrs. John Mitchell, Mrs.
James O. Russell and Mrs. Wil
liain Sders. who announced the
officers as follows: President, Mrs.
I M. Smal; first vice-president,
Mrs. Wilma Direks; second vice-
president, Mrs. Nellie Gunning;
secretary, Mrs. James O. Russell,
and treasurer, Mrs. C. A. Bear. -
Mrs. Russell will take office as
secretary at once, due to the va
cancy left when Mrs. Mary Soren-
son moved to California. Other
officers will be installed in Janu
ary.
Preceding the tea hour, a pro
gram was presented with a piano
duet by Pearl Hogsed and Eunice
Bear: talk on work of the WSCS
by Mrs. Elliott, Dallas; vocal solo,
Miss Elliott.
In attendance were Mrs. Kitz
miller and children, and Mrs. El
liot and daughter, Dallas; Mrs.
A. E. Robertson, Mrs. L. M. Small;
Mrs. Martin Shower, Mrs. J. E.
Wbitehad, sr, Mrs. Ellison Whit-
taker, Mrs M. A. Hill, Mrs. C. A.
Bear, Mrs C. MeHis, Mrs. Earl
Bear and Eunice, Mrs. William
Spiers. Mrs. John Mitchell and
Mrs. E. C. Gunning.
Pearl Masonic lodge met in the
Masonic temple for the November
meeting, at which time Lawrence
Edwards conferred the fellowcraft
degree, and Karl Wipper gave the
lecture.
" After adjournament a chili sup
per was served the local mem
bers and a number of Stayton
lodge visitors.
At the December meeting elec
tion of officers will be held and
the master Mason degree will be
conferred by the senior warden,
Walter W. Miller. A school of in
struction is in progress for the
winter under the , supervision of
the" education committee, Karl
Wipper, Fred Mitchell and Arthur
Edwards.
Mrs. James O. Russell enter
tained at a luncheon compliment
ing Mrs. W. R. Hogsed, who! is
leaving for Falls City to make her
home.
Autumn flowers were used ef
fectively about the rooms and the
lace covered table was centered
with rosebuds and tapers in aut
umn shades.
Covers were placed for the hon
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Mrs. Earl Grim.. Mrs. William
Spiers, Mrs. F. C. Gunning and
the hostess, Mrs. Russell.
Members and friends of the
adult Bible class of the Methodist
church will be entertained Friday
night at the home of Mrs. Nellie
Gunning. '
Mr. and Mrs. Orley K. Brock,
jr., WiUamina, visited Turner
friends Sunday. He is a former
Tuner student, residing here
with his parents for several years
in the residence now owned by L.
E. Peterson. His wedding to Avis
Brown, Sheridan, was an event of
the summer months.
WHILE THE LONE RAMGER TALKS TO THE
SHERIFF WiD A RAMCHER, A MW1 RIDE9
HARD, ACROSS THE Pt-AKTS. - - -
POLLY AND HER PALS
Lending library.
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LITTLE ANNIE ROONEY
Special Delivery.
By BRANDON WALSH
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32 to
30
30
30
Dairy typ cows
Bel cows
Bulls
Heifers
Dressed vea .,
WUUL AND MOBAW
Wool
Lamb
Mohair
. 6.00 to 6.25
6.50 to 7.00
7.75 to 8.25
6M to 7.33
.15
.40
33
.45
Stocks and Bonds
November 10
Comniled b- The Aaaociafaml Vrtm i
STOCK AVERAGES
90 ' 18
Iiwlua Sails
Net chance ..D D.3
Monday ;.. .07 .a is.s
Previous day .57.8 16.1
Month MO 59.S . 16.6 '
Year ago 86.8 17.S
1941 high - 63.S 1S.0
UMl
low
15.4
IS
Util
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29.7
80.0
31 3
36,6
S5.5
30.0
60
Stks
D3
44).0J
403
41J
43.0
3S.1
BOND AVEBAGES
. -0 13
Bails Indus
Net Change D A.l
Monday . , ,62.3 105.1
ievioua day 62.7 : 105.0
Month ago 62,6 10SJ
Year ago 60.6 .1054
1941. high 66.5 . 105.4
1941 low S0 104
16
Util
TJneh
102
102
102.1
99
MM
16
Prgn
D.6
413
47.6
80.6
38
1.4
38.0
Visit in Rickreall
MCEALL Sunday visitors
from out of town were Mr. and
Mrs. Lynn J. Dempsey. Joan and
Betty Jane, Portland, who spent
the day with Mrs. A. Q. Adams
and H. A. Dempsey.
Shower Given
Bride-Elect
MT. ANGEL Miss Angela
Bean, Mi Angel, was honored at
a bridal shower at the home of
Mrs. William Bean Sunday. Mrs.
Albin Bean and Margaret Welton
-were joint hostesses with Mrs.
Bean.
Bridge and cootie were played,
prizes going to Mrs. W. Mengis,
Portland, Mary Bean, Woodburn,
and Mary Bean, Mt Angel.
Guests included Mrs. W. Men
gis and daughters, Margaret and
Martha, and Mrs. Joseph Mengis,
Portland; Mrs. Tony Bean, Oregon
City; Mary Bean, Woodburn; Cle-
lia and Pauline Turin, Salem, Sa
lem; and Mrs. Joseph Endrigo,
Mrs. Harold Brenen, Mrs. Al Saal
f eld, Mrs. R. JP. Welton, Mrs. Leo
Schwab, Mrs Cele Skonetzni, Mrs.
Sam Turin, Ann OUivotti, Roslyn
Kronberg, Margaret Gillis, Mon
ica. Frei, Hilda and Miss Mary
Bean and Adelaid Bochsler, all of
ML Angel.
Miss Bean will become the bride
of Erwin Mengis of Portland at a
nuptial mass at St. Agatha's
church In Portland November 20.
The Statesman's POPEYE Sells" the Navy to an Admiral
Markets Closed
Becaose e( the Armistice Jbel-
Iday; market notations are not
available.
Wanted Walauts,
Cask o Bellvery, Ore-art Baa
JIOSI3 KLORFEEN
469 N. fToat St.
Pae. Com. v - TeL 7631
Filberts and Net Meats
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j Your pay En the Navy is gravy "
No rent to pay- No food to bvy. No doctor's or oWitft
b. Evon movies and other owtortoinmoiit ore froo. And
vow first enlst, the Navy pnrw you $U&0 wodh
of wnffonittl V ';.' ; v;---
And Jyou wont to loom a trod, the Navy is fee place to
do 1. Thore are fory-flve odd trades yow can Warn . .
training that's worth hundred of doBort the first yoar.
1 The Navy offers the chance of o tfetima to young men.'
If yow are 17 or ovor, Qt a free copy of the iBustratod
booklet "LIFE IN THE U.S. NAVY" from the Navy Editor
The S-rfes-uub Simply write er caJL ' "'.
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