tHV StaYoaman. Sol"Or"o"iu rrid'.TT IMS
Prune Raisere
Advised to Use
Salesmanship
bad. to .do some cackling to get
you and ma to eat 78 mora 'eggs
per year in 10 years time." Gross
said, as ha referred to the recent
Oregon Baby Chick association
meeting in Corvallis.
Harry Huntington, executive
secretary of the poultry and egg
national board was the ' principal
chick association speaker, and Mr.
Gross insisted that the talk should
be applied to all agricultural
products.
Mr. Huntington told the group
that in 1940 the national egg con
sumption per person was 310. In
1948 there were 388 eggs consum
ed for every person in the United
States.
From the production standpoint
the eggs per hen have increased
from 120 in 1934 to 160 in 1948.
It was assumed that this figure
would gradually increase because
the production in Oregon at the
Armed Men
Rob Resort
GOVERNMENT CAMP, July 7
-iip-Eric Stork, 50, proprietor of
the White river resort, was robbed
by three armed men today and
forced to walk eight miles for help.
The bandits entered his resort,
eight miles east of here, early this
morning; took 3100 from his wal
let, and emptied the resort's cskh
register.
Then they added insult to in
jury by tearing the phone from
the wall and draining all the gas
oline from his rax. Stork had to
walk in to Government Camp to
report.
Mill Creek Dammed for New Prison Wall
-Buziie" when they. lived la th
wtuta uouse. ,i
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For s Divorce
i
PHOENIX, Ariz, July l-i&h
Anna Roosevelt Boettiger today
charged her husband, John Boet
cur ttay-ani
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By LiUle L. Madsea
farm Editor. Th Statesman
Oregon, prune crowert might
At Personal, yea get cash
qnkkly because the YES
MAN alone makes the de
cision. He saya -yes" to 4
oat of I promptly; And.
yoa select the payment
plan most convenient.
Phone or rtslt the YES
MAN today. 4
LOANS 2S to 50t
tiger, wita .desertion tn a cross-
complaint for divorce filed in j
well do some of the "cackling"
which Oregon -egg producers have
done in recent years, Louie H.
Gross, county extension agent in
Yamhill county, said in his Thurs
day press release.
Maricopa ' county superior court
The action answered a. charge of St.
mental cruelty made by Boettiger
in his suit Tuesday.'
Mrs. Boettiger, daughter of the
late president Franklin D. Roos
evelt, denied the allegations of
her husband. She also asked cust
ody of their son John, 10, and
3100 per month for his. support.
She made no request for alimony.
She had two other children by
a previous marriage to Curtis Dall,
New Yorker, broker. The two.
Salesmanship is something that
I the producer too frequently lacks,
he said. "Prunes for instance."
on Ante
7 i sl
Mr. Gross pointed out, "are one
one. We are susceptible to power
of suggestion and the poultry in
dustry should be congratulated on
its methods of promoting the' sale
of its products." ... .
"And that's just what we need
for more of our Oregon farm
products," Mr. Gross insisted-
f ClbCTUll FINANCE Cft It
oi tne most nutritious foods we
present time is 180 per hen.
"The poultrymen have continu
ed to advertise, reminding ' con
sumers that poultry meat' and
eggs are available." Mr. Hunting
ton explained, adding that "the
American appetite is a changing
have. If we are going to grow
them we must sell them and
what4 do we do about it? We just
grow "them or take out our
trees."
SIS State P
Rm. 123
Phone S-24S4 f
C. R. Allen. Mgr.i
lit. S-m-M-165
Up to 33tt oa t
Salary, Famlture
"Somebody besides the hens
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CoMlructlen ef a new 25-ft wall at the Oreron state penitentiary has necessitated building twe eof
rvdimi arroaa Mill creek. entUns the flow of water. White the creek la low, travel Is being- scooped
from the bed for a read aloof the prison wall. Wh en the new section of wall Is completed this winter
it will doable the orison area and will cost about S lOO.VOt. At place the wall will be 14 feet below
tToond level, and varies front It to eight Inches th Ick. A similar northern wall Is already completed, j
(Statesman photo.? . ' . -
FinalSemces
Saturday -fefrv
Mrs. Oli
Ver
Funeral services for Mrs
tnea Ann Oliver, 83. who died
shortly before midnight Wadnes-
y diy vsl bt at 10:30 a.m. Satur
day at me ciouRn-BarncF cnapei
with the Rev. Dudley Strain of-
fleiatine. InteVment will b In
City View cemeiery.
Sie was a resident of Salem
pute 1, box 369, where she had
lived since coming here with het
f -unity In 1910. Despite her ad
vanced age she remained active
until a fqw days ago when she
suffered a heart attack. t
She was born in Bloomihgton,
III on May 12 1868, the daugh
ter of Christopher and Sophia
Jne Hanna, and was1 the last
of seven children born to them.
She married John L. Oliver Nat
Vancouver, Wash., Oct. 12, 1880.
ni they lived at Jefferson and
Government Island, Ore. before
coming to Salem. He died in 1020.
She was a longtime member of
the Oregon Grange, ferush Col
lege Helpers and American War
Inothers4 "x
StHving aTe two daughters,
l"rs. Marjorie Wood of Salem and
Bertha Mae Allerton of
rtUi.d;. a son. Burl R. Oliver
pi Salem; and' a granddaughter,
Hcirie Darlene Wood of Salem.
Broken-IIearted
Man Kills Wife,
Takes Own Life
Portland, July i-jp)-a bro-
keniiieHrled hubband today killed
tae wife who was going to div
orce him, police said, and then.'
tnie1 the gun on himself.
' The tlagedy occurred at a small
, PrtUni restaurant. Traffic Pa
, tr'Umn Ralph Grey heard shots
Issuing frorl there. He ran inside
U find BiTcil Vincent Hall, 44.
de4l with a sun beside him. and
Mrs. Hall fatally Injured beyond,
" died In a hofcDltal late.
In Hallff tocket was a nob
spying ' I can't take it any more,
ThU is the only way I see out . . ,
1 rinriied her -.becuse I love her
ikJ I will always love her. 4
The wife w&s a waitress in the
re-tirfant.
Oregon. Nebraska
Argument Ends
Willi A ArrcsU
An argument over Oregon and
r.v'tjiaska led U the arrest of four
Siloni juveniles early Thursday.
They were charged with disorder
ly conduct, &nd each posted $23
bniil. .v
One of the four boys wanted to
return to the Cornhpsker state
where he formerly lived. Another
tl ought he should stay in Oregon
Feeling ran higtt and the ensuing
exchange of words resulted in two
complaints from residents of the
12W block of South Liberty street
wh?re the noisy argument took
pUce about 2 a.m., according to a
police-report.
It didn't mention who won the
argument.
T
Valley
Uriefs
Amity The Amity Masonic
1 Je and - Eastern Star chapter
p entc will be held at the Richard
fuller farm July 10. -
Sublimity Lavina Koenig of
S-lem spent Thursday visiting
relatives and friends in Sublim
ity. .
Sablisnlty Mr. and Mrs. John
Kenig and family, Carole, Jo
m e, Gary and Steven, entertain
ed with a picnic supper Monday.
T lose present were Mr. and Mrs.
Arc'rew Larsen, Donald Vantei
ch?. . Robert Cathan. Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Koenig and family Robert,
Richard, Donald and Dennis. Mrs.
Elizabeth Ko;rtig and daughter
Agnes and f ? hosts Mr. and Mrs.
John Koenig. .
Keaa E!mo Terrill suffered
serious eye injury recently
w e cuttirs bi-ush on his farm.
A briar penetrated his eye and
It was few ed the wuund Might
k tMir bis .sight.
Explorer Gives
Picture Program
MONMOUTH. July T Dean
Hpbbi Blancbard, noted scientist
and explorer, presented a lecture
and color film on "Ecuador, Crown
Jewel of the Andes" at Oregon
Colleae of Education Wednesday.
Four times an explorer of th4l
headwaters of the Amazon river,
Blanchard is the first American to
have lived among the primitive
Mundurucu Indians. He and his
wife recently returned from a two
year trip to Ecuador. They reached
parts of the country usually in
accessible. '
Outing Sett
By Salvation f 1
Ai
rmv
Several of Salem's crippled
children and their mothers will
get aweek's outing at the -Salvation
Army cans)) at Trestle Glen
near Boring from July A to 21..
Capt. R. B.-uesher, Salem Sal
vation corps commandant, an
nounced Wednesday that applica
tions will be; received at the local
office, 241 State st., until Tuesday
evening, July 12. ,
The camp If being devoted to
handiaapped children for the first
time and more, than ,5(h applica
tions hve been received. The out
ing will be f fiee to mothers accom
panying the children as well as
for the chfldreri themselyds.
A ; trained staff is being furn
ished, by .$it Oregon Society for
Crippled Children which, will
augment the regular camd-staff.
TdliJerV
Coihmittee Diie
A 2S-member "polio .alojt
committoe soonwfUo aDpointed
by Mrl. David WrjghV chafrmaf
of Marion count chapter "of tne
National Foundation for lnfan
tile Paralysis. 1 .
' Xae t chapter s executive com
mit fee Thursday night authorized
th.e cWmiUee .to vlniS by for
public service 1a the event of an
outbreak or threatened outbreak
Commi 1 1 a 0jp e n &heard Drs
Lewis Clark aiVd Robert AndeV-
son report on a recent polio treat
ment conference
in Denver, - j
Obitnnrles
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Newi Growing
For Oifibjis ;
To Be Set Up
Oregon growers and packers of
Yellow Globe DanveV type onions.
after today, may market their
onions, under a new grada to be
known as Oregon Fancy, the state
agricultural department , has anr
nounced. ,
The new grade is fhadduion to
grades already existing. - Vs"
Officials said the new .grade
conforms to the requirements'SBfJ
U.S. l grade lor nqruierr
grown onions with additional re-
quiromentson size, appearance
and condition ,
Frank McKennoii, chief of -j the
plant industry division, " said the
new. grade would apply chiefly to
the .commercial production of
Fillert SnraV J
Notice Pbsfed
sTho spray or dust notice
fil
bert moth control has been, re-,
leased by Dr. B. O. Thorftpsonen-
tomologut at Oregon state college.
The recommended sprays or dusts
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Dy tne . ceuege iw 'iormuii wu
given Jri The Statesman's? Thurs
riav Fa rm ec 1 should . bo ' used.
Dr. Thompson adds. :
SMce the f.UbeTt-npntbi have
had two , peaxfVmireerie periods
during past,yearsr arretneil applica
tion will' be ngcessfiin few
weeks, D.7 L. Rasmu ssen, Marlon
couhfy extension agent! said Thurs
day, the second spray or dust no
tice Avif probably come during the
1-1-11- . - A . . -V . U .S-l J 1
iiuuuic pail ui nuKaai, ii iiuuni.
T. iJ. Davenport 1
SiLVERTpN. July 7 Funeral
services fori LlewellynfJ. Daven
port, 80, w)U be Saturday at 2
p.m., from the memorial chapel of
the Ekman Funeral home with
burial in thf "Silverton cemetery.
Davenporf. a cousin of the late
Homer Davenport, world famous
cartoonist, was born Oct 1, 1868,
in Waldo Hills south of Silvejton.
Survivors are a daughter, Gladys
Otterrnan of Portland; a sonf W.
Jt Davenport of Scotts Mills; a sis
ter, Mrs. Eunice Goodknecht of
Silvertpn; two brothers, J. H.
Davenport of Silverton, and D. C.
Davenport of Lebanon.
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Burglar Breaks
Two 90 Office in
Portland Buiftlin2
PORTLAND, V July. 7 -P)- A
downtown bilildTng wlh 90 offices
In it was robbed .last night by a
burglar who crashed through doors
and wiadowi and left a trail of
blood slang part of his route.
several hundred dollars was
taken from the. different offices.
building by breaking a window
in a cafeteria, mohntinga skylight
to the roof, and breaking thiough
another window. . .
Then ho went . up-nA- down
the halls systematically breaking'
glass doors and hunting for cash.
The trail f blood indicated he
cut himself gettingrtinto the cafe
teria. vNot baMly, though: he drank
a pint of cream from the cafeteria,
made hirtfself a bandage, and went
on with hu looting.
TRADES FLYNN FOR 1IAYMES
LAS VEGAS. NevJuly 7-A-1,
r ; : v t tL w
r i; icjvtie r.iiui ue
came a . single man ioday. The
actor's second wife.' red-haired
Nora Eddington Flynn, charging
extreme mental cruelty, divorced
him in favor ( ihatrimonj with
Crooner Dick Haymes.
4-
Qopper was discovered, proba
bly in Sinai peninsula, as early as
4,op& B. C, and introduced in
southeastern Europe about 3,000
B. C.
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Yu will find, day In and day put. that better Taluee aro la oHect at Erickaon'a. Quality
is Sssurad, for avery ainqlatom la sold on a "Sanaiaction Guaranteed or Your Money1
Back" policy. Our goal la to'pjooao you with better quality and lower prlcoa. Wb apoak
for tho quality oi oifc morchandiao. our prtcoa will apoak for thomaolroa; thoy aoy "Vw-
r food costs for jovC ,
CAiniED mui
STORES OPEII 9 hM
Portland Road Star Opon till 10 P. M.
Including Sundays i
EFFECTIVE FRL. SAT SUN. I
PRICES
Armtyur's ..
i.
CftTPPT DP Jl C Hcrppyralo No. 303
JWElIll rCliiaJ P.ackad by Llbby
2
3
tall
cans
cans
210
250
No. 2Vi can in
syrup Here'e a real buy
dartlett pears
V
SIIOKEDSHAD Washington ....
DEVILED IIEATui
0
u-,870
190
'A
SUGAR y&xzm 10
cans 250
3cana
100 8f9
Sniilr's Ho. 300
Butter Oboby) Lima Boana
Rod Kidney Boons.
Spaghetti in Choose Sauce
3 c
tall cana
290
ox.
LIMA BEANS -WITH HAM !
Donnlson t f P"
l ib. can arcans KfOC
e j
RO HO BEANS Now and Doll
doua -Rod Boons in Chili Gravy.
Dennlson 4 OCn
l ib. can ei.cans nCwv
SWIFT'S PREM. Spicod
lanch.meat. 12 -or. can
35c
MUSTARD GREENS or TURNIP
GREENS
NdpoUoa ' am- for
No. r V
STRINQLESS BEANS
Romarkablo, No. 2 can
290i
v
ism
arstanallows
ondoriood, really Ireah P
l ib. pkg. : 4ntJb
6-ox. cello . 2 195 19
Chase & Sanborn. Coif es
l53c, 2 i 1.05
. i Drip or Kegalar
- - ;
Kraft Camels
Candy
lb.
cello
35c
LOCKER SUPPLIES'
39c
Lockot Cartons, pints
Mads by Nestrtto ... Dos.
QUART LOCKER CARTONS,
axod Round Cartons,
VAPO-CANS or LIDS Yx pint
Square cartons) or plastic QQ
lida Pkg. of 20 OwC
PLIOFILM. CHICKEN BAGS
Hold 1 chicken It f-
to bag . ... "9 for 9mm'
I r a
CROwirs
Kiichen Queen
Family Floor
10 lb. bog 83c.
25 bag ls79
Paper Bag
10c additional in print
cloth bag.
it fV
Swill Cleanser Deal
'a ' ! J t
2 Cant, Swift Cloanser
I L. Plastic Can Holder. in yivid
colors XA Oes
ALL FOR frpC
t-os. carton
f
10c
1 O w
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SELECT FRUITS
CHOICE y EATABLES
EVER Yr ITEM
A REAL VALUE
it's melon time
YOU GET
MORE fof
rear okit wfcj
mum
Apt janj ii--
r:
I i M
Plan to serve one of these vine
ripened varieties dally The !
season's short and now they're
real bays! '
COTTAGE HAI1S
Lb.
490
Armour's or Swiff's
PlCiniC HAIIS
Amour's.4 Swifrf ;
VEAL STEAKS .1 550
VEAL ROASTS : u. 550
U. S. Inspected Grado
CASCADE LARGE ' ;
FDAIIKFimTEDS 390
BONELESS : ' ;
STEV7H7G BEEF ln.!450
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f i
Loan. Toador Cuboa, . ' "
IIDTT0II
LEGS. STEAKS,
CHOPS. ROASTS .lb.
290
MUTTON WILL BE SOLD AT NO. 1 MARKET ONLY
CANNING APRICOTS
30
Largo Six
Moorpack
LB.
BOX!
1.98
POTATOES
CaliL Shorter .
U. S. No, 1
GBEE1I PeIfEBS
Right alio for
Staffing U
-vy
CAIITALOUPES
RIPE. THICK MEATED
Jumbo Six
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ii.
OBAIIGES
Sunkiat Swoot to Juicy
344 size
Farowax ,t.
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Ccrio Peclin,
Porio Peciin 1 lOc
KEHR or DOMLEDS ...a..2VDo 1 '
KERR or DOME CAPS
K00L AID
6: pars, for
I.1IRAC11
y. a.
u ru
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25 c
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SALAD TV
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DRESSING
WbRCtSTB5HlE jSAUCE
S-oaJar 17C
fa & i f
RU1
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55c
vQaart
botUo
SWEETHEART
SOAP
4 u-i 28c
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