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Turner Wins Place on Map at
California Stock Shovj Despite
Stiff Sheep Section Competition
Br LIHle L. Madien
farm Editor. The Statesman . " . ,
COW PALACE. San Francisco
sheep division wai more keen here at the fifth annual Grand National
Livestock exposition which closed Sunday night, than U wasxat eith
er the Oreeon state fair or the Pacific International at Portland this
year, Willamette valley sheep breeders gave the Califbrnians a real
show and earner off with the majority of the top place: monies and
ribbons,
The small town of Turner put
Itself on the map through Its sheep
showings. Ahrens Brothers proved
the heaviest winner. Among their
winnings were tops for best Suf
folk ram under 1 year and best
" Suffolk ewe under 1 year; cham-
Jion Suffolk ram, reserve Suf
olk ewe, best pen of three Suf
folk ram lambs, best pen of three
Suffolk ewe lambs, best four Suf
folk get of sire under 2 years . best
Suffolk produce of dam, and best
Romney breeding sheep under one
year. These winnings were besides
a number of lesser awards which
also went to the ,twoAhrens.
Gath Brothers, also Turner,
showed the best Hampshire breed
ing ram under 1 year.'best Harnp
' ahire breeding' ewe. 1 year and
under 2, and .reserve champion
Hampshire breeding ewe.
Carl B. Wipper and Son, Tin
ner, had the best Southdown
ram, 1 year and -under 2; cham
clon Southdown ram, best South'
down flock, best pen of three
Southdown yearling ewes and best
ten of four Southdowns get of
sire. ' i.
M. P. Pearson, Turner, took
eight firsts, showed the champion
ewe. the champion reserve ram
and the reserve champion ewe be
tides the special breed award on
his 13 head of Shropshlres:
McMJnnville Winner
E. J. Handley of McMinnville
had the grand champion Columbia
V besides taking the. majority of oth
er top places in that breed. Mar
cus Vetter, Monitor, was .also a
Columbia breed winner, and Leo
nard McCaleb, Monmouth, split
some of the Romney winnings
) with Ahrens Brothers. Jimmie
Rlddell, Monmouth won on his
Corriedales and Kenneth JWerae,
Monmouth, was a winner with his
Dorsets.
The highest price ever paid for
a Hereford, bull In the history of
the Cow Palace was recorded at
the opening auction of the week.
Lost River ranch, eastern Oregon,
paid $6700 for S. F. Royal Mixer,
38th from Switzer St Field of Gun
nison, Colo. The 106 animals
brought $34,050, an average of
$519.
T. O. Return, the champion steer
of the exposition, wound up at
steaks and roast beef on the din
ner plates at the Claremont hotel
In Berkeley. A Texas animal, be
brought I1J3 a pound, totaling
$1364. This was Si cents a pound
higher than last year's top anlmaL
Physical Plant Good
. The Cow Palace, started in
1939, is one of the finest arranged
livestock expositions on the coast,
The huge building with Its num
erous smaller barns, covers 65
acres. The first show was held in
1941 and then no more was held
until 1946. ,
Dormitories house the breed
ers, and Oregon sheepmen were
highly complimentary of the new
: sheep arena which had been add
ed just previously to this, year's
show. ;
From southern and eastern Ore
gon sections, a number of beef
cattle were entered. -Besides his
sheep, Marcus Vetter also showed
Individual fat ' barrows In the
swine division, and John Boeckll
' of Portland, widely known in the
Willamette valley, was a ribbon
winner in the Brown Swiss dairy
division. ;
However, In divisions other
than sheep, Oregon breeders were
not heavy winners, and the total
number of livestock 3,121 head
exhibited were outnumbered at
both the Oregon state fair and at
the Pacific International Livestock
exposition. Livestock breeders in
terviewed here, while they ex
pressed preference for the physi
cal plant of the Cow Palace, were
highly complimentary to the Ore
gon shows.
Freed Prisoner
Faces New Charge
A -Eugene man stepped from
Oregon state penitentiary into the
hands of waiting Marion county
authorities Monday, r
Harold B. Gourley was charged
with obtaining money by false
pretenses and held at Marion coun
ty jail in lieu of $500 bail. Involved
were checks purportedly passed in
this area more than a year ago. A
deputy sheriff said Gourley had
just completed a ten-month term
for a conviction on similar charge
In Benton county,
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POCTUUID GEUERAI
ELECTRIC COMPANY
Tuesday. November fcV 191S-4
Although competition in the
Meet4toWash
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KANSAS CITY, Nov. ,7 -UP)-
i nere won i oc any airxy snins at
this Convention.
Nearly 5,000 landrymen from the
United States and seven foreign
countries made sure of that when
they s opened the 62nd annual con
vention of the American Institute
of laundering' last night.
To keep their clothes clean and
show the public howl they do it
they brought along 800 laundry
machines,! weighing 8,000,000
pounds and Worth half a million
dollars. I
A complete; laundry, capable of
washing clothes for a city five
times the size of Kansas City, has
been set up in Municipal auditor
ium.; i
And the delegates are Invited to
bring in their soiled linen for
demonstration; washing free.
Arthur B. Christopher of Van
couver, B. a former president
of the institute, was presented the
president's award of recognition by
M. L Neher, Coral Gables, Fla., a
past president.
Dynamite Found
At Enlisted Men's
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Club iri Germany
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BERLIN, Nov. 7-CavFive sticks
of dynamite were found Sunday
lying against a wall of the Ameri
can enlisted men's club near the
headquarters of the U.S. high
commission jjn Berlin.'
American authorities said the
dynamite lacked a fuse, so the
danger of ait explosion was virt
ually nil.
A cleaning woman found the
sticks early In the morning. U.S.
authorities speculated that the ex
plosive was placed near the club
by a jilted f German man as, a
protest against the appearance
of German girls In the American
club.
rtments
Chan ge Hands
A group of six new one-story
court apartments at North Capitol
and Nebraska streets has been
purchased by Mr. ahd Mrs. Dave
G. Holtzmah, according to rec
ordings filed Monday In the office
of Marion County Recorder Her-
Laundrymen
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bast of Ivory china features colorful
rose pattern and lavish 22k Gold trim.
Oyer 26 inches with real
This Seed for
Vfe" ij ft : ft
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Thonsans of potential new trees are In the hands of Lynn F. Crene-
miller; asaUUnt state forester, in the above photo. Cronemiller ha
a pan ef Deng la fir seeds In front of him and about four tons more
of the seeds in sacks behind him, all of It stored at the state forestry
shops on east State street The seeds are a part of 11,000 pounds
of Don las .fir and other tree seeds which have been purchased by
the forestry department for re-seeding Oregon's burned over and
logged ever lands. Cost of the seed averages about $7.75 a pound
and was collected by the Manning Seed Co. of Roy, Wash-, and
the John B. Woods Co., of Salem. (Statesman photo.)
man Lanke.
The apartments were construc
ted a year ago by Russell Bright
who sold them to the Holtzmans.
Consideration" on the trasaction is
about $28,000 according to the
sale instrument. .
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RE-STYLED
PAYMENTS REDUCED
See Personal'! "YES"
C. B. ALLEN
Let him try and arrange a loan to pay all
your bills -nd reduce your monthly pay
ments to j much less than you are now
paying. Sometimes ho can reduce your
payments; almost : In half with Personal's
Smaller Payment Plan.
Loans
Loans up to
tenoned
Of Salem
IIS Stale Room 125
Lie. No. S-122 M-165
fine lamp.
shade with rich
china finiaL
Forest Trees
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The Holtzmans in turn, have
sold a parcel of property in the
Morningside district just south of
Salem to the Brights for $8,000,
according to recordings at Lanke's
of ice. !
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C. S. Allen, Mgr.
up to S50 on Auto
S30S on Salary and Furniture
finance co.
Phone 2-Z4C4
E. Allen. Mgr.
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Donald Rie'del
Designated as
Honor Scout f
Donald Riedel, member of Boy
Scout troop 12, has been designa
ted as an "outstanding scout" of
the Cherry City (Salem) district
by the Order of Odd Fellows, Wil
lamette encampment 2. I
Riedel was presented with a cer
tificate of merit by District Deputy
Charles Neubauer of Salem at a
local IOOF meeting last week. It
was part of the lodge's program.
Scouts, which the local lodge
considers worthy of the distinction,
will be honored each month, Neu
bauer said. . ;
Winter radishes may be stored
just as are turnips, but they do
not keep as welL That Is, they
can be put in a cool vegetable
cellar or buried outdoors.
Attention Loggers!
Top Prices Paid for Your
Logs at
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Turner, Oregon Ph. 1125
Tool Dept.
Six Inch Polished
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White Enamolod
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Reminded Issued on
Overseas Parcels
Albert C. Gragg, Salem post
master, sent out another reminder
Monday that Tuesday; November
15, is the last day parcels may be
mailed to the armed forces over
seas with delivery probable before
Christmas.
Contraceptives
Machine Banned
SALISBURY, Eng., Nov. 7 i-(JP)-The
Salisbury city council banned
slot machine sale of contracep
tives today. i
It passed an ordinance prohibit
ing such sales inside this cathedral
city.
High church figures protested
the slot machine sale of contracep
tives to minors or anyone else
for a shilling (14 cents).
Salisbury was the first town to
adopt this ordinance.
CEMENT WORK M
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ways, floors, steps or most any
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Postoffice to Use
Ginnery During,
Christmas Season
The Salem postoffice will use
theJ Starr Cannery on South
Church street again this year as a
distributing point for incoming
Yuletide packages. Postmaster Al
bert C. Gragg said Monday. ,
Gragg; also said that a 8 a.m.
Tuesday, November 15, applica
tions would be open for persons
wishing to aid in the Christmas
mail rush. Last year, nearly 80
were employed. Registration will
be at the office of the postmaster,
and employment will be in order
of application.
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