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Mrs. Roberts,
Salem Music
Teacher, Dies
Mrs. T. S. (Ethel) Roberts, Sa-j
letn music teacher ince 1904
died Wednesday in a local hos
pital after a year's illness. I
She and her husband. Prof. T
S. Roberts, operated the Roberta
music studio at 503 N. Summer
at. for many years. Both had
taught for several years at the
state school for the blind here
beginning in 1904.
Mrs. Roberts was a member of
, theFiist Methodist church, thet
PEO Sisterhood (Chapter AB),
the Altruists and the Salem Music;
Teachers association.
She was a native of Illinois,
the daughter of the late Mr. and
Mri. John Hardinfc who were
; later Sslem residents. She and
Roberts were married in 1918.
Surviving, besides the widower,
re two brothers, James T. Hard
ing of Alva, OkIa and-John M.
Harding of Los Angeles; two sis
Hollywood Lions
Hear Reports on
Club Convention
Reports weee made on the In
ternational Lions club convention
last weekend in San Francisco, at
the Hollywood Lions club lunch
eon Wednesday at the Lions den.
. Burr Miller presented the Hol
lywood club with a ribbon won
by the Lions float in the Cherry
Festival parade.
Delegates making convention
reports were Dr. Harry Moran,
who attended a forum where
Lions members were asked to
fight communism; Ursel Wolfer,
juvenile delinquency forum; Carl
Gies, United Nations forum; Ted
Borkmantescription of the con
vention itself; Jim Tindall, de
scription of the 2 ,i hour parade,
and Earl Mootry, who estimated
that the Hollywood Lions club
was as well represented, per capi
ta, as any other club of the North
west. ) "
ters,j Mrs. Minnie A. Sutphen and
Mr. Bert Taylor," both of Los
Angeles, and several nieces and
nephews.
Funeral arrangements are being
made by W. T. Rigdon company.
Selling Wave
Drops Grains
CHICAGO, Aug. late
selling wave knocked grains down
from their best levels on the
board of trade today, but not un
til after all corn contracts had
tent new seasonal highs.
Wheat and oats, after being up
several cents around mid-day, fell
back to show little change at the
finish.
Wheat closed V lower to V
higher, September $2.32-V4,
corn was , lower to 3i higher,
September $2.22V-4, and oats
were lower to higher, Sep
tember 93,a-3A.
Wheat tended to lag behind
feed grains throughout the ses
sion. Harvesting and combining
of spring wheat in the northwest
were expected to get underway
soon as hot weather was rushing
the crop toward maturity. Both
yields and quality of the grain are
expected to be excellent.
Mexico bought 900,000 bushels
of American wheat while France
took 24,000 tons of flour, measured
in wheat equivalent.
Annual 'Doll Day'
Set at Playgrounds
While boys have several times
won prizes for their entries in
Salem playgrounds' annual "Doll
day," this (Friday they will be
able to enter either the doll con
test or a stuffed animal contest.
The program will be at 2 pjn.
and all' neighborhood playgrounds,
with no age limits for contestants.
Prizes will be given for the
oldest, smallest, largest, best for
eign, funniest, best dressed and
largest group of dolls, according
to Vern GHinore, playgrounds di
rector. .
The stink ; pot terrapin of North
America is so called because of
an offensive, protective odor
which it secretes.
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Stock Market
Leaders Slip
NEW YORK, Aug;. 6 - JP) - A
number of special stocks exhib
ited quiet strength today while
many market leaders shifted to
lower territory in negligible deal
ings. Plus marks running to a point
or mora persisted for pivotals at
the cloae but declines ai much
predominated. Transfers of 660.
000 shares compared with 750,000
Tuesday.
Principal news of the day mar
ket wise was the AtUea address lo
parliament stressed Britain's eco
nomic crisis. This, on the whole,
had been pretty well discounted
by Wall Street although 1U bear
ish implications for American
exports inspired aom liquidation.
The Associated Press 60-stock
composite was off J of a point
at 66.3, wiping out the comeback
of the preceding session. -
Nickel Plate preferred added
4 point at 1114 on tha thought!
mat a possiDie merger of tnis roaq
with Wheling & Lake Erie would
take care of substantial dividend
accumulations. Connon Mills eti
up 3 at 764. a 1947 peak, and
Procter St Gamble advanced 14
at 664.
Portland Livestock
PORTLAND. Ore. Aug. S (APl
CUSDAi Salable cattle 100. total
170: Calves 75: active, steady ; odd
head SO0 lb. grass steers 23.50; bulk
medium grrdes 1I.M-31.S0; common
I&5O-1S0O: cornmon-meaium heifers
ISOO-lt.OO: few light heifer ish cows
IS 00; bulk medium below goool cows
14.25-130; cutter common 11.75
14.00: canners 10 00-ll.M: shelly kind
down to 00: good sausage bulls
17.00-50; mediums 1S.00-1SM: cutter
common 1)50-14.50: odd head choice
vealers ZJ 00: bulk good-choice 20 oo-
23.00: medium l7J)0-lfl.0o; common
14 00-16 00.
Salable hogs 50. total 45; good
Choice light butchers scarce: 200-240
lb. weights 29.50; about steady on
those weights; 250-170 lbs. UM-ilOO.
odd head 144 lbs. 23.00: few 400-500
lb. sows 21 BO-22 00.
Salable and total sheep JO0; all
classes about steady: one tot near
choice S3 lb. spring lambs 2125; ex
treme top: bulk good-choice SO-S4 lb.
ipring I am he 20.00-21.00: medium
good II OO-lt M: few yearling wethers
1 00-17 O0: feeder lambs 100-17.00;
few medium-good slaughter ewes 5i0-
00; common 500-5 00. ...
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Medium and Standard
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Choice spring lambs
Yearling
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Cutter cows ,
Dairy heifers . 9.00 to
Calves (300 to 450 lbs ! up to
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August
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Work Begins on
New Cell Bloek
Work on the new cell block
and extension of walls at the
state penitentiary began here this
week, prison warden George Al
exander announced Wednesday.
The cell block will cost approxi
mately $590,000 and will provide
individual cells for approximately
400 prisoners. About IS acres
will be included within the new
prison walls as against seven
acres at the present time.
Most of the construction work
will be performed by prison la
bor, Alexander declared.
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20-30 Club to Repeat
Woodburn Boys' 'Feed'
The Salem 20-30 club Wednes
day night decided to repeat its
project of providing a "feed" for
boys at the state training school
in Woodburn some time next
month.
The club inducted as members
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:45 Evening Meditations: lO0 Sign
Off.
John Hamiel of the Capitol driv
ing range and Claude Kilgore,
realtor. An informal talk was
given by Marvin Beyers, former
member who recently returned to
Salem from Tucson, Ariz.
It is estimated that the United
States has a minimum need for
252,000 tons of natural rubber per
.year.
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