corn -Trices
Hit New High
CHICAGO. Aug. .WAVjrThe bijt
bull market in corn, fathering
stimulus from the parched soil o(
the mid-west, rolled into new high
territory on the board of trade
today.
..Another series of recordr was
topped as persistent commission
houe buying entered the yellow
cereal pit. The September con
tract sold at $2.31V a new record
for any corn future. CaMcorn
brought as much as $2.42 late in
the day. eclipsing the previous
hieh of 12.36 in 117. 3
While corn dominated the fnrj
ket, other grains also displaced a
firm undertone. Oats moved to
new seasonal highs. Wheat, less
active thin feed grain, never
theless ended with substantial ad
vance. At the close corn was 64-7
higher. September $2J0a, wheat
was 'i-34 higher, September
$2 354-2-36, and-oata were 2ft'
2ft higher, Seuptember 1.02Vx-
ANOTHER CAY WASTED, WITH NO SI6N
pi
OF THE UTTLe BRAT- RVt HUNDRED
MILLS - DOZENS Of AUTO (DUSTS AN-
( sss&,xg&J ,t! i pSbSS i. jjastitesS 1111 v0 a
V WJTw MC?S. - '7r-rTC KITE DOWN uCZjLL 7 m ai e ' r- r Fl
BLOlfc ( gur
i i I ii ii . . r WELL! OININGT rPS MVI AH? THAT CWAPM BGACELETf NOW PEMOVE THE VALVeT
TMK DOlkVAUOW WtTW V0U ,S A PLEASURE, y t MUST SEE MORE W R?OM THE RADIATOR ft j
PLENAWDI 1 IS BIG THRILL POP AUTUMW IK-COf THAT TwSS THE BATHROOM AND V
ZZhTLEAVzY THIS MMRTPACV. vHEWy J X-S? WE'RE AjJ. SET: .
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BUZZ SAWYER j .m .gwsrasal I v' II K3'
a l I "TZi WELL LET ME WJWBl rLiSTEN,rVUWOR....ITS f ITU. SWEEP 4 -fciTI I I 44J
vLiL-. 1 A piano poo thn twich as tercfic as twuw tcxvn: ) :;-"rtv-VlrOi :
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Saclcllc Cluh lo
Display Prowess
At Albany Tonight
Members of the Salem Saddle
club will put on a drill and assist
with the handling of a horse
show, sponsored by the Valley
Rangers and the Linn County
Mounted Sheriffs posse, at Al
bany tonight at 8 o'clock. The
trip is a reciprocal excursion in
return for the appearance of the
Linn county posse at the Cherry
Festival here, according to Gra
ham Sharkey of the Salem club.
The Salem club also will go to
Sheridan Sunday to participate in
tie Yamhill Sheriff Posse's Show
deo, a combination rodeo and
horse show. After the show the
local group will be guests at the
annual barbecue put on by the
Yamhill county riders.
GOOD LICK FISHING
SILVERTON Mr. and Mrs.
Homer Plaskett have returned
from several days at the coast on
a fishing trip. They report ex
cellent luck.
IFtDUASlf MEYDU'PE
NOT
TRAVELING 100 FAST AMD
THINKING TOO SLOW
MADE UP YOUR WAD THE CHILD,
1 IS STOPPING AT AN AUTO
COURT
Stocks and Bonds
ll UIIIINR'O Ok III A.UUU I'lCM)
August
STOCK AVKKAUKS
. 2U It IS SO
Indus Rail Uil Btkn
.... 82.7 33.8 42.3 63 3
.. 84.1 34 8 42.4 66.3
. 84.8 35 4 42 5 66.0
88.8 38.3 43 4 67.3
.103.8 46.3 53.0 77.3
Friday . ....
Previous day
Week ago
Month ago
Year ago ... ...
BOND AVERAGES
241 10
Rails tndust
Friday 4 5 J03.5
Previous day .. M S 103 S
Week ago 84.7 103 9
Month ago S3 3 103.5
Year ago 101 .5 103 .8
147 high 97.1 105 2
1847 low 89 8 103.3
New 1947 low.
18
Util
10SJ
105.4
105.3
103.6
107.5
105.7
104.8
10
For'n
71.1
72.1
78.3
766
70.8
POLIO STRIKES IN ASTORIA
ASTORIA, Aug. 8.-0F)-Astor-ia's
first 1947 case of infantile
paralysis was reported today. The
stricken person was Mrs. Mar
jorie Larson, whose condition was
described as "good" by hospital
attendants.
BLAZE IN CALIFORNIA
EUREKX. Calif., Aug. 8(Ar-A
lightning-set fire was reported
raging in Shasta national forest in
the Trinity center area of Trinity
county today.
YOU FORGET THOUSANDS Of POOR LJ
I i
FOLKS CANT AFFORD AUTO COURTS
IT D0NT COST ANYTHINS TO SLEEP
i
IN A TENT OR TRAILER-
M II
r 7 ii 7
Rush Says Dennis
Trial, Labor Act
Violate 'Right,'
LAKE SUCCESS, Aug. 8.-7tV
Russia assailed the United States
today for its treatment of Amer
ican communists, declared that
this treatment and recently enact
ed "anti-labor" legislation were
serious- violations of human
rights.
The' attack occurred in the
membership committee of the
United Nations security council
after U. S. Representatives Hay
den Raynor had opposed the ad
mission of Bulgaria to the U. N.
and criticized the communist
dominated Bulgarian regime.
Soviet Representative Alexei N.
Krasilnikox criticized particularly
President Truman's program to
purge the government of disloyal
employes and "the recent trial of
a leader of one of the political
parties in the U. S. A."
Krasilnikov told a reporter later
that he referred to the trial of
Eugene Dennis general secretary
of the communist party, who was
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nitor iiiiii' uiru oiui i:
pwidc uim nun pwiix
R0B6EQ5 IS SETTER THAN
L1VIN' WITH MRS. MEAMV-J
"THE YOUNG 1DEAW By Mossier
T .,. 0. i. OH A rikl. mm iCg g-
Tleate harry, doctor
She
sentenced July 8 to one year in
prison and fined $3,000 - - the
maximum penalty for contempt of
congress.
Drivm' Manual May Set
Pattern for Minnesota
Sections of the Oregon motor
vehicle drivers manual may set
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A NEW HOME
IN A NEW DISTRICT
Two bedrooms, room for another upstairs. Hardwood floors
throughout. Floor furnace, fireplace and attached garage. Lawn
just in. Lot 60x145.
End of Madison St. bus line at door.
Priced at $8100 by owner. 0en for inspection anytime. East
on Market to Paik Ave., north to end of Park, east 1 block to
Bruce Ave.
Address 2084 Bruce Areaus
dUloeated somethlnf telephoning!"
the pattern for a similar publica
tion in Minnesota, Secretary of
State Robert S. Farrell, jr, was
advised Friday by Minnesota of
ficials. Minnesota officials said
they were much impressed with
Oregon's interpretation of traffic
laws, in layman's style and re
quested several copies of the
booklet.
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Now York Stock Quotations
NEW YORK, Aug.
Al Chem 8c Dye .189 4
American Can ... 89 S
Am Power & Lt 10fr
Am Tel & Tel ...155
Anaconda 35
Atchison 82
Bendix A via SO Vi
Beth Steel 88
Boeing Air 18
Calif Pack 30
Canadian Pac 117a
Case J.I 37H
Chrysler ..-,." 57
Comwlth Sou 3Vi
Cons Edison 25,
Cons Vultee 13 ft
B-f.-To day's
Gen Foods
Gen Motors .
Goodyear Tire...
Gt North pfd ...
Int Harvest
Int Paper pfd ...
J Manville
Kennecott .........
Long Bell A
Maytag
Miami Copper ..
Mont Ward
Nash Kelvin
Nat Dairy
N Y Central
North Am Co ...
Cont Ins
Crown Zel ..
Curtis Wr
Douglas Air ..
Dvipont de Ne
Gen Electric ...
Northern
. 29a!Pac Am
Fish
4iPac Gas Elcc ...
55 PT&T
190 Pan American
36i!Penney J C
Movie Stocks
Suffer Lross
NEW YORK. Aug. 8-i-Stocks
generally turned downward in to
day's market with amusements,
rails and assorted Industrials
suffering their most severe losses
in several weeks although excep
tional pressure was lacking.
Transfers of 790,000 shares
compared with 680,000 the day
before.
The Associated Press 60-stock
composite was off 1 point at 65.3,
which was the low since July 1.
The dip was the sharpest since
June 24.
Extra disbursements lifted
Acme Steel 2H to 53T, and S. IL
Kress li to 514. Small plus
marks were retained by Philip
Morris, Frisco Railroad preferred
and Union Carbide.
At lows for 1947 were Twenti
eth Century-Fox off IV at 26s;
Loew's at 19, University Pic
tures s at 18, Siebcrling Rubber
lt4 at 84 (on an omitted divi
dend), and International Nickel
at 29 ,
fnrllanl Livmlork
PORTLAND. Ore. Auc 8 ( API
(USDAl Salable and total cattle 50:
calves salable 10. total SO: active,
steady; about 1 load; 894 lb holdover
crass steers 31.00: common kinds 13 50
18.00: Rood heifers absent: few common-low
medium 18 SO-1S00: low food
grass cows 18 50-17 00; medium 14 23
18.J5; cutter-common 11 75-14 00: can
ners 10 00-11 50: odd tiead n.edlum
tood sausage bulls 15 00-17.75; ood
vealers and calves SOOO-21.00; choice
quotable to 22.50: common-medium
14 00-18 50; culls down to 8.00.
Salable hogs 85: total 423; few butch
er classes steady: sows scarce: small
lots good-choice 187-300 lb barrows and
gilts 30.00: Up: 275 lbs M OO; few feed
er pigs arrived late with no early ac
tion. Salable and total, sheep 50: spring
lambs and slaughter ewes stead r; gnod
choice 00-102 lb spring lambs 20 V
81 00: odd head good-chokw killer
ewes 8 00-50.
IWtlnml Grain
PORTLAND. Ore.. Aug. 8 API
Wheat futures not quoted.
Cash wheat (bid) soft white 211.
Soft white lexcluding Rex) 1.21. White
club 2 21. Western red 2 31.
Hard red winter: Ordinary 181. 10
per rent 2 28; 11 per cent 3 28; 18 fr
cent 2 38.
Hard white ftaart: Ordinary 2 88; 10
percent 2 31. ll per cent 3.39; 12 per
cent 2.47. .
Today's car receipts: Wheat 21: bar
ley 0; flour 3; corn 8; oats 1; mill S.
''rl!antl Prtxlur
PORTLAND. Ore.. Aug. 8 ( API
Butterfat Tentative t subject to Im
mediate chaniet. Premium quality
maximum of .83 of I per cent acidity
delivered In Portland.- 81-B.Tc: first
quality, 80-Slc; second quality 77-78c:
valley routes and country points, 2
cents less, than first, or 71-79c
Butter Wholesale f d.b. bulk cubes:
Grade AA. 82 score. 74c: grade A. 83
score. 73c; B. 80 score. S8-8c: C. 8
score. 87c- ,
Cheese . Selling pnra to Portland
wholesaler?: Oregon singles. 4l-51c;
Oregon i lb. loaf 43-52c
Ecgs To wholesalers: A grade
large. 63',-4'.ir- medium SO'ic: A
grade, small 48' ic; B grade, large
51',-53iic-
Eggs Purchased from farmers:
Current receipts S-0c: buyers pay
3-3' ,c below wholesale quotations on
graded basis for best hennery eggs.
Live chickens Paying price to pro
micers: No I broilers under J'i lbs.
38-30C lb : frr rs. s to 3 lbs. 30-35c:
fryers. 3 to 4 lbs. 33-37c: roasters. 4
lbs and over 33-37c lb : fowL Leghorn,
under 4 lbs . 18-21c: 4 lb, and over.
22c; colored fowl, all weights, 28c:
stags, all weights. 1J-14C
Hay No 3 green alfalfa or better,
carload lots, fob. Portland. S-1! 00
33 00 ton. US. No. 1 timothy (East
ern Ore or Wash I. carlots f oh Port
land. J3-.00-38 00 ton: oals and vetch
mixed hay. uncertified Clover hay.
821 00-24 00 ton. baled at Willamette
vallev farms, depending on quality and
location.
Rabbits Average to retailers. 48
S5c lb dressed; price to producers. 43c:
fryers, live, white,. 20-25c lb.: colored.
17-21c lb '
Onions Green, local mid -Columbia.
SO -60c doz bunches
Onions 5fl lb. sacks. Wash Walla
Walla 83.25-2 40; Cal. White Clobes
2 60-2 13.
Potatoes Ore. Boardman Dlst.
White Rose. 100 lbs. 3 40-3 50. Wash.
White Rose No. I. 3 40-3 50; 15 lb.
85C-100; 10 lb. 45-48c; No. 2. 50 lb.
110-1 20
Dressed meats Veal Light, top
quality. 33-34c; heavy, top quality.
28-3t)ci B. 2J-26c: C. 22-24C: cull. 18-20c:
Hogs Block, butchers, packer style.
125-166 lb. 34-36c; over 218 lb. 32 -33c
lb.; sows, all wis. 28-30C lb. Lambs
Rest grade,- 35-37c: others according to
quality MuttonIA-3c lb. according
lo quality Beef Best quality. 35-39c
lb. B. IS -30c: C. 22-34e: canner and
cutter. IS-20c. bologna bulls. 37-28c lb
Cascara bark Green. Be lb: dry
lc lb.
Mohair 40c lb on 12-month growth
ICE CCEAII
Quarts . 330
SAVING CEIITEn
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Says: Remember
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Salem yea'll find the best bar
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RineTiber
For the best
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closing quotations:
. 39 m Radio Corp 84
. 59aRayonier 5
. 454 Rayonier pfd 384
. 42 Reynolds Met 20
87 Richfield Oil
. 454tSareway ..... 24
. 42 Vjl Sears Roeb 39
. 44 (Sinclair Oil 184
. 20tti So Pacific . 41 V,
ISUn Brands 30 ft
IStan Oil Cal 60
. 60V,' Stew Warner
. 16.IStudebaker .1... 20 ft
. 3 IV Sun Mining ; 9
. 14 t4i Union Oil 23 .
. 25 !Un Pacific 142
. 19 Un Airlir.-s 19,
Un Aircraft 18
. 40 ii U S Steel 71s,
.1034 Wamer Bros ; 14i
. 10i!Wet Elec n
46 tWoolworth .. 50'.
Pac ...
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Quotations
BUTTtHrAT
Premium
No. 1 .
No 2
PRINTS
Wholesale
Retail I.
r(;(.s ft o ring Price
m
.T8
.73
.78
r.xira larpe
St
88
J4
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Medium and Standard
Pullets
Cracks
t.t.ti SelM erlr.
Wholesale, large jBS
Mediums ; MS
PWl'LTBV
Colored hens. No. 1 38
No 3 : JU
Fryers js
LIVESTOCK (By Valley rark)
Choice spring Iambs ... 18 00
Yearling up to 13 08
rwes 2 ul to SM
Fat dairy cows . to 12 54)
Cutter cows 8 00 to 1134)
Dairy heifers .. 8 00 to 14 54
Calves (300 to 450 lbs.) up to IT a
Bulls 12 00 to 17 58
Veal 10 to 300 lbs ) up to ? m
I pal Notice
notice or kale or school
DISTRICT' NO. 72 Bl ILDINO BONDS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, Trial
sealed bids In writing will be receive-l
by the undersigned until the -hour of
10 o'clock P M mt August 38. 1847.
pand Immediately theiearter opened by
inr Lnstrict school Hoard of (Stalneyl
School Dwtrtct No. 73 of Marion l oun
ty. Oregon, at special public meeth
ing held for that purpose In the school
house of said district, known as the
Sidney sciioolhouse, and located on the
Satem-Buena Vista road. Route I, Jef
ferson. Oregon, for tiie sale of general
obligation bonds of school District No.
72 of Marion County. Oregon, in the
amount of 89000. authorized and is
sued by virtue of matority vote of
the Wat voters of said district pursu
ant to Chapter 17. Title 111. Oregon
Compiled Laws Annotated, which are
described as follows:
School District No. 73 Building Bonds
In denominations of 8100U each, such
bonds to be dated Seotcmtber I. 1847.
and to. mature aerially In numerical
order at the rate of 83.0U0 8) on the
first day of Seotember. 1948. and 81.
000 00 in each of the year 1848 lo 1858
inclusive.
Said bonds shall be subject to re
demption in numerical order on Srp -tember
I. 1S5I. and on each astni-an-ii
us I interest date thereafter at the
option of School District No. 12 and
Upon publication of noUce as pro
vided by law.
Both principal and interest shall be
Payable at the office of site County
Treasurer ot Marion County. Oregon,
or at the rise a I Agency of the State
of Oregon in the ctty and stale of New
York. U. S. A., at the option of the
purchasers of surh bond. .
The bonds will be sold to the high
est responsible bidder oftrting the best
price constdertng the Interest rate btd.
the preimu;n. if any. and any Items mt
cost to be charged to School District
No. 72 by the bidder on the par value
of 89000.
None of the bonds will be sold for
less than their par value and accrued
interest at the time of delivery. The
bonds will be coupon bonds and bear
the rate of interest designated in the
bid accepted, provided that the rate as
interest shall not exceed legal Interest
per annum, pavable semi-annually.
Each bid nmt be accompanied by a
certified chock on a bank. doing bini
ness in the Slate of Oregon" lor not less
than two per cent, of the par value of
the bonds, made payable to Scttool
District No. 72 as guarantee of good
faith. The right rs reserved by the
District School Board to reject any or
alt bids.
Dated at Jefferson. Oregon, this St'
day of August. 1847.
WILMA FTNLAY
District Clerk.
Address: Rural Route No. 1.,
Jefferson. Oregon. A 8-18-331
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