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a-
The) Stertettnap. Sdsmu Orw'Tritirsrfo-l-No-ettuW 14V lti-T
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rieUrcd here are the officers f the Ortf on Swine Growers astodation elected at the association' re
cent meeting 1b Salem. Seated, at left Is Lyle McKlnley, Shedd. president: and Ben Newell. Sales.
aeoreUrr. fit left to richt are Edwin UMer. Sberwood. director; Gearce Krns. Sirrertoa. vie
president; and Elton Watts, Silverton, director. (Farm Photo for The Statesman.)
Now York Stock Quotations
NEW YORK, Nov. 2H-To day's Closing Quotations:
Inwr'in Can 8flHfC:en Bectric 40i! Radio COrp 12
Am Power At Lt .... 14 j Uen Foods 47i,Rayonier 1
Am Tel At Tel H6 Gen Motors 87 Kayomer pid fi'i
Anaconda W. Goodyear Tire 40!! Reynolds Met 21
BendixAvia 35 Int Harvest ....... 27SRichfitld -129
Beth Steel -.30 i Tnt Paper 63i: Safeway i28
BoelagAir 22 Kennecott. 51 Sears Hoeb I 42
Calif Pack 34VLibby Mc N & L 7ViSo Pacific j . 4
Canadian Pac 14 Long BelPA 21 i' Stan Oil Cal 1 61
Sie J I , 44H'Mont Ward 52JStudebaker .126
Caterpillar - 33?Nash Kelvin 16 jSun Mihing MO
rysler . Blal Nat Dairy : Transarfterica p1
Vultec 9''N x uentrai iu4 jnion kjii i 41
itinental Can 34lNortbem Pac .. l1ViJn Pacific tlVt
own Zel i. 2JiiPae Am Fish .... 13V Un Airlines ...... 13yi
Curtis Wr t TV Pac Gas Elec U S Steel . .i. 25
Douglas Air 4 66! P T T -i 1 Warner Bros 14Vi
Dupont do Nel 59i Penny J C 53 tf Woolworthi 47
HAY INHERIT
LIMERICK. Ireland, (INS)
Hollywood starlet Cathy Downs
may inherit a 153-year-old stone
house near Limerick someday. A
fan who signed himself "your most
ardent Irish booster" wrote the
actress he has willed the house to
her.
One tree may have as much as
80 gallons of water evaporated
from its leaves in a single day.
DI1IA Supervisory to
Attend Conference
fDairy herd improvement
elation supervisors representing
testing organizations in !22"couo
tles, are expected tp attend the
annual supervisors conference on
the state college campusJ .Wednes
day. November 30. lt has! been an
nounced by tf.' P. Ewalt. exten
sion dairy specialist, in cnarga. o
trie one-day- meeting.
Purpose of the annual get-to
gether is to -bring those in charge
of DHIA testing up to date on
latent developments and to pro
vide infeiriiatiori and ideas for
Improving the-program.
Among speakers to appear on
the program will be Oscar Hagg.
Reedville, who will discus a
dairyman's view of testing. O.
K. Deals, chief, division of food
and dairies, state department of
agriculture, will review dairy
regulations. Luncheon speaker
will be C W. Smith, assistant
director, extension service. He
will discuss the place of the super
visor in the extension program.
P. M. Brandt, head of the col
lege department of dairy hus
bandry, will discuss dairy indus
try problems. Another speaker
will be I C Brandt, Oregon Dairy
Breeder association.
I. "If '
Officers Prepare
Romney Meeting
Annual business meeting of the
American Romney sheep breed
association will be held in the
federal building at Eureka. Calif ,
November 29. it has been an
nounced Jointly by R. M. Knox.
Qold Beach, association president,
and H. A. Lindgren, Oregon State
college extension animal husban
dry specialist and secretary.
Local arrangements are under
the direction of Douglas Pine,
Humboldt county, Calif., farm ad
visor, wfee Is being assisted by
BUI Hunter, past president, and
Dallas Gould, Hydesrllle, Calif,
director.
Profit-Taking
les
rn
County Association
Sets Annual Meet
The anaual meeting oMhe Mar
loo County Dairy Breeders asso
ciation wttl be held In the Silver
ton Chamber of Commerce rooms
in the Washington Irving build
ing, report Elton Watts,. Silver
ton, president of the association.
Business will-start at 10 ajn.
Dr. Fred . McKeniie, Oregon
Stale collage specialist on. artifi
cial breeding, will be head speak
er on the program. -
CHICAGO, Nov. 23-(VProfit-taking
finally caught up with corn
on the board oX-trade today. For
the first time in the nine sessions
the yellow cereal ended lower.
Wheat, rye and lard also slumped.
' Wheal closed H-H lower, corn
was y4l' lower, : oats were k
lower td ' higher rye' was Vi-IY
lower, soybeans were unchanged to
1 cent higher and lard ; was 5 to 7
cents a i hundred pounds lower.
Wheat, which has bad a rapid
advance in. the first two days this
week was iubjected to iproflt-tak-
Salora MdtitcT
Ouotationa,
(As M late eateday)
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Premnnn f-
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Larte AA 4 j M
Larga Ai j ,. Jl
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Medium A A;
Medium A
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POULTRY
A Leghorn bena
B Leghora htnm
C Lagbora hcn
A Colored hen , ,
B Colored ians
C Colored henj
A Colored fur (J - up)
B Colored fryer. ,.
C Colored fryer
A old roostera "
B old roosters
C old roosters
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Fat dairy eo- ; 1 00 to 10 00
cutter cowi
Dairy heifer !
Bulls
Good vral 150 to 300 lbs.
Good calves j,
roe to 1 00
1000 to 11.00
11 09 to 1S.0O
17 00 to 21 00
18 00 to 17.00
Stocks and Bonds
Cnrn piled tar the atsocuied Pre
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) i 30
Nov: S3
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ia
Ralls tnduat Util forgo
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Wednesday il-4 103 S 104.S 69.S
Prev. Day JI14 1M.5 104.S SS.S
Week ago . 91 2 103.9 104.7 M S
Month ago ;0 103 J 104.1 St.7
Year ago ...: S 101.1 99 8 9X3
STUCK ATEStAGCS
M 19 IS SO
! ladust Balls IXtU Stcks
Net change .-unch DJ A.t D.l
Wednesday J7 3 3S.1 43.7 68 5
Prev. day J. f7 J M S 43 8 SS.8
Week ago -49.3 33 4 43.4 S7J
Month ago 95.5 3 3 43.3 07.7
Year ago , 96 S ' 3S.9 3SS 83.4
Look and Learn
j By A. a Gerdea
j 1
1. On what day did the 20th
century begin? f
2. What commercial resin is ob
tained from! insects?
3. Where Sis the world's largest
library?
4. What is the average life span
of a dog?
5. What causes an "Adam's ap
ple"? if
. j ANSWERS i'
1. January 1, 1901.
2. Shellac.
. The Congressional Library,
in Washington, D. C. 1
4. About 34 years.
5. The projection of the thyroid
cartilage of! the larynx.'
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CLEVELAND -(INS)- Dr. Day
ton C. Miller, former head of the
physics department at Case Insti
tute of Technology in Cleveland,
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his budget was small.
So when he bought several small
glass tubes at the 1893 Chicago
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ed a little on meals that week.
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Dr. Miller, in 1893, had lor all
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Never A Profit
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