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.it-.- fl By Jimmy' Hado
IMmwi Km ImlN
WOODBURN The city coun
cil struck out against youthful
lawbreakers this week, passing a
reckless Olivine law and demand-1
lnr enforcement of the curfew I
ordinance." '
The reckless driving ordinance,
aimed against "squirrel driving"
in the city, carries a fine ranging!
from $15 to $250 for violators.
The council also instructed po
lice to arrest anyone under. 17
vears of ase on city streets, parks
or public places between 9:30
p.m. and! sunrise unless accom
panied by parents or when on
emergency business. The ordi
nance alo makes parents of of
fending youths liable and
vides fines up to $10.
1-
Grain Prices
Score Rise
CHICAGO. Oct. boost
In the government wheat buying
bid, coupled with wet weather
throughout "the mid-west, caused
a run-up in grains on the board
All sections of th market nar-
ticipatedl in the advance: Wheat
closed -l higher, corn was
4- higher, omta were unchanged
to higher, rye was 2-3
higher, 'soybeans were Hi to. 2
cents higher and lard was 5 to
12 cents a hundred pounds higher,
Chief factor In. wheat was an
advance of cent a bushel by
the local CCC office for cash
grain. It offered 11 cents over
the ; December future for No. 2
soft i red i and .No. 2 hard winter
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Woman's Club Holds
fleeting in Mill City
Statesman News Service
MILL CITY The Mill City Voi
mans clue met ruesaay in ine
high school with Mrs. C, E. Mason,
Mrs. Herbert Schroeder and Mrs.
R. P. Faust as hostesses.
Mrs. 'Faust presided at the bus
iness session in the absence of the
preiderit, Mrs. Lee Ross, Mrs. R.
Wilkinson, Salem, presented
Labor News
wheat delivered at Philadelphia. 4mmbd'S
r .1 l a rguesxa ; were present
Odium marKoi
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Obituaries
BUTTlit
Whlal
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(WholsaJe prlc raofea trora I to 1
cenU ovr buying piict.) ,
Extra Urn AA M
Lrf AA .SS
If A L -S3
Medium AA ' S3
Medium A . Jl
Pulu i , JTI
Crackt ; JS
POULTSiy? '
A Lenhorn hens . .18
B Leghorn hena , .13
VC Leghorn hena , M
A Cotored i hens - ,. ,. . .S3
B Colored 'hena .11
C-Colored .hena ; A9
A Colored ; fry (S it up) J7
B Colored fryers -t3
C Colored fryers .14
A old roosters .IS
B old rooatera .10
C old rooeters M
Itviirnri h- v.n. ,k
Fat dairy cows J0 db to 10 M
Cutter eows , - ., t.00 to 10 00
Feeders i 13 00 to IS 00
Bulla 11.00 to 15 00
1 00 to 30.00
1.00 to 4 00
17.00 to 19.00
COX s i
Bert Cos. form rely af Salem, at
Sedro WooUcy. With, October 1.
SunrivlBf are the widow.1 Mrs. Hattie
Cox. Sedro Woolley, Waeh; a aister.
Mrs. Kale Boee, ColdmbU, Mo.; and a
niece. Mrs. Helen Perdue. Salem. 6er
Tlcra will bo held Friday, October 1. at
1J0 p.m. at the Howell-Id wards chap
el with the Rev. Dudley Strain officiat
ing. Concluding services v In Belcrest
Memorial Park.
HCBBS .?
Lillian Frances Hubbs. at the resi
dence at Dallas route 1 October 4. at
the age of 67 years. Surviving are
three daughters, Mrs. Wendell DeHa
ven. Dallas; Mrs. Harlan Taylor, Lake
Grove; ' and Mrs. K. L. Morse. Salem;
. Wk ..I. TMn n.n..
M WW UIVUJ,! w.. I
and Recce Jones. Salemi Member of
the Dallas Methodist church and past
matron of the Eastern Star at Silver
ton. Services will be held Friday. Oc
tober 7. at a p.m. at tho W. T. Rigdon
I company.
Boosts Stocks
NEW YORK, Oct 6-WVThe
stoc)c market fattened today on
persistent rumors that the steel
and coal srikes will be quickly
settled, i
For the third day in a row. the
general price level scored a new
high for the year. Leading issues
advanced fractions to a point or
more.
Demand for some of the steels
was notably aggressive. A hand--
ful of low-priced utilities also at
tracted large-scale buying and
helped to swell the day's volume.
Trading was the most active
three weeks. Turnover of
,520,000 shares compared with
,470,000 yesterday. Large blocks
of stock splashed, all over the tic
ker tape.
The market was not a one-way
affair. Aircraft stocks stumbled,
forinstance, along with radio and
television issues, and some rail
way and utility shares.
The Associated Press average of
00 stocks moved up .1 of one point
to 66.8, th highest since Novem
ber 4. j ,
FLOWER SHOW SATURDAY
Statesman News Service
BROOKS The public is invited
to attend the Brooks Garden club
JONES
Samuel Paul Jones late resident of
Brooks, route 1. at a local, hospital
October 4, at the age of SO years. Sur
viving:: are the widow, Mrs. uiancne
E. Jones. Brooks: four sons. S. Paul
Jones, jr.. Mission Bottom; Daryl G;
f- - ' - ft i I Jones, - Brook; and Evans w. and
JMOelf S rrnO HnnriR Stanley W. Jones, both of Salem; three
uauaii tci ssu av. iiaiiivii . v- hi a m.
Top lambs
Ewes ' L
Good veal 150
to 300 lbs.
Complied by the A ortsW Pree
" i Oct
.STOCK AVERAGES
30 IS II SO
Indust Rails UU1 Stcks
Net Chanie AJ A.l A.l A.l
Thursday , S4.0 36.0 41.S-H SS S-H
Prv. day! HI 35 S 41.7 SS T
Week a . M S 35.4 41.9 05 S
Month ago SI. 5 33.1 41.1 Ml
Year ago S2.S 44 40.8 SS.S
h New IMS highs.
BOND ATERAGES
f so io is is
t Ralls Indust Otll rorgn
Net Change AJ unrh unch A.l
Thursday:; sos loz.s
Prev.. day 80.7 103 S
102 1
101.1
Week ago
80.7
Month ago 81.0 102.8
Year, ago
80.T
104
104 0
104.1
104a
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Look and Learn
Br A. 43. Oordoa
1. Which nation was first
tha Jean Jones and Sally Jo Jones,
all of Brooks: five sisters. Mrs. w. P
Collard. Mission Bottom: Mrs. Altha
Natfger, Wilder, Idaho; Mrs. Sylvia
Brixev. Cutler City: and Mrs. Rata
Harper and Mrs. Edna Ramp, both of
Brooks: and seven grandchildren.
Services wUl be held Friday, October
7. at 10 a.m. at the W. T. Rigdon
chapel with concluding services in the
Pioneer cemetery at jsroou. miuai
lstic service by Cervala lodge 54, AF
at AM. i;
JENKINS i
Mrs. Eleanor Jenkins, late resld
of Portland, la this city. October 3 at
the age of 43 years. Surviving arsber
father. George H. Glass. Portland; anal
two sons. Reed Jenkins, ' provo Utah;
and Larry Jenkins. Fend
wot otiu w ir: iu i. &wu w.
at 11 a. m. at the W. T. Rigdost Chapel
with interment In Bellcrest femortal
park. :; I
I CRArLIl !l
Aura Aoeua voapicr. w nauMm mi
2345 Ferry st.. at a local hospital Os-
tober e. at the age of N years, f ur
vtving are two sisters. Mrs. May Oile
and Mrs. Netti Gilbert, both o Salem;
nenhew. Karl A. Cnaoler. iem;
three nieces in Portland; a nephew
-,.r.m-l anffra-a in wnm.lut Richland. Wash.; and two nephews
grant complete suffrage to wom-V d niico on tho coast, services
en7 ! I will be held at the dough-Barrick
What Is Injury by means of I chapel Saturday, October a. at iojo
printed, publication -called? . Wg gLTB&SiME
4, nflicn is uie oniy nm in morialpark.
the world to rise in ine.ncmiiyi - f
Oi am luiwrMa ow UJ , -it at 1145
S. Commercial st.. at a local hospital.
October S. atthe age of 75 years. Sur
viving are twosons, Clayton Jones. Sa
lem and JohnC. Jones; Roseourg; I
IdaughteT. Mrs. It. S. Grettle. Salem;
I uiree i oroiners, u-Jiiii'twi " -
dport, and Jack andean runer. doui ox
Idaho a sister. MrsMda Jones. Balti
more, Md.: eight grand hildren and six
reat.T-ndchildren. Mamber of Sev-
4. 'Vision Of Sir Launfal,- by enth Day AdvenUst fhuren. oivesioe
services wui om nc pmutubj, ,w
I . . . - m . . w 11 mwA
9. A wrong done against an ta- -einet-r- u Roseourt- iinderx direction
dividual or concern that entitles I of the HoweU-Edwarda cha
him to take action In the civil
courts, I -
temperate rone?
4. In ! what poem is the line,
"What is so rare as a day in June"?
I. What, in law, is a tort?
i ANSWERS
1. New Zealand, in 1893.
X. Libel.
I, The Nile.
IAD. SAD STORY
PHILADELPHIA -(INS)- The
Daily Pennsylvanian at the uni
versity i of Pennsylvania ran this
dvertisement: "Dinner jacket and
complete set of tails, size 36, like
Stew. Owner has over-eaten."
i Breithaupts
Salem's Oldest Name
in Flowera
f Paul Heath
Helea Breithanpt Heath
441 Ceart St I Ph. S-I17I
v- firm HitiiuHuif
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in vsiy
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I-Iacleay Grange
FAIR
Oct 8
i
TlowT, Fruit and Vcjtabl)
Exhibit,
PROGRAM
Dinner served from SO p, m.
to 8 p. m.
annual flower show, Saturday,
October 8. in the Brooks School
ZYmnasium. The show will be
oDen from 2 p. m. until 8 p. m. In I
addition to the show mere wui De
a plant sale ana silver xea. Airs.
Harry Bosch is chairman and Mrs.
Henry Rasmussen co-chairman of
the show. i
OOP SECRET METHOO OF
IDENTIFYING. SEAL-BEAM
MEACLOrr5 WDRkTED.' I
(CMOWJT-E MAKE OF CAR
DICK TRACT
NOW TO EXAMINE fsXAV
THE macvcLE WITH h
FOf? FAINT MA5 1 IT, r
THAT MIGHT TELL V SAM
MEANWHILE, IN AlsOTMEK
WH ITE Yrr went Y EE-EEf
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Mill City Women
Injured in Accident
Statesman News Service
MILL CITY Mrs. Elsie Potter
and Mrs. Curtis Cline, both of
Mill City, escaped with minor In
juries Tuesday when, their auto
overturned on s curve near Stay-
ton.
A passing car sideswiped the
Potter car, sending it out of con
trol. Mrs. Potter suffered bruises
and Mrs. Cline possible rib frac
ture and bruises. The car was ex
tensively damaged.
Self Service Laundry
Open at Mill Gty
MILL CITY This city's new
est business is a self-service laun
dry on First avenue, operated by
Mr. and Mrs. John Davidson. The
building, constructed of pumice
blocks, is equipped with the latest
equipment. j
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