rahdfdtlier
OM . -rat Js. II .
grans iocsjnan, as, a granaiainer
JavaVIUelll AC iviuicr
V ..L. --.-- KN I. , -
perator. He hu won many trophies In collerlate forensic, taken part
to Sirma Chi fraternity. Ho la a
iivna ociia, vrv uxs Dum ion
neruwesiern vmversity. ai upper
.iiu t w.
. a fi . s a
wi w caiiujrcn m.uj. .v,,
At lower icii are oangnier iieune
2
son Frank, Jr, now In army intelligence In Manila, a graduate of Salem high school.
GM Common
Stock Market
; NEW YORK, June 0 -OPHA big
! advance in General -Motors com
mon stock highlighted a session of
fop-speed acrobatics in today's
aaarket. -,
GM ran up the price scale like
singer reaching for a high note.,
The final price was ahead $7.25 a
hare at $95.75, a peak for 21 years.
A total of 96,300 shares of GM
traded including one block of 25,
tOO shares. j
The market generally closed on
firm footing. An afternoon rally
followed one of the worst pound-
lags in months during the morn-
&g. The volume of trading was the
rgest in five weeks.
, GM announced after the close of
business Monday that directors had
j tecommended that the company's
I 44.000,000-odd shares of stocks bo
pllt on the basis of two shares
tor each one; now held, r 1 -
Sales volume ballooned to 2,-
r.OOO shares, largest since May
and compared with 1,630,000
yesterday.
1 The Associated Press average of
C stocks advanced A of one point
78.8. The advance in- the aver
age was helped hy GM's sprint
. ! The market was one of the
broadest of the year with 1485
Individual stocks changing hands.
Of these 477 declined and 444 were
narked up. -
Portland Grain
PORTLAND. June -(AP)- Wheat
Cash train: Oats Norl-38 lb. white
IS 5rt: barley No. 2-4 lb. B.W. U.0O.
Caah wheat (bWl: Soft white i33
snft whtU (excluding Rex) liHi:
Whlta club lJ2k. i
Hard . red wtnUr: Ordinary IJIH:
ft per cent lH'i; It per cent JJa'i;
IS per cent sos.
Tadav'a ear reeelnts: Wheat 6S,
Wrley 2. flour 10. corn 7. oats X'
7 -1. ' anUUeed 11. I
ESTATX Or H. A. GUKFTROT.
, DECEASED -
HOY AND PRAO
Attorney at Law
' 121 Corbett Building
' Portland 4. Orejoo
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
(No. 141UI
fa the Circuit Court of the State of
i Oregon for the County ot Marlon,
Probate Department.
Not tee Is hereby siren that the nn
fersicned has been appointed Admin
irtrator with the Will annexed of the
Vatat of H. A. Gueffroy. deeeaaed.
W the Circuit Court of the State ei
Careeon for Marlon County, and bat
Outlined. I
All persons ha In claims acainst
est at are hereby notified to
t the same, duly verified as by
required, to tne undersigned at
D Street. Salem. Oregon, within
(si months from the date hereof.
Dated and first published. May 11.
Lajt publication. June 14. 1950.
A. A. GUEITKUr, .
Administrator with the WUI
Annexed.
SOS D. Street. Salem. Ore. i
- ... .My 11-S4-31 J. T-14.
Advance Tops
fd
presen
ate
Now York Stoclr Quotations
i - NEW YORK, June CToday's closing quoUtioo:
American Can 1 17 4 General Eec i 4Stt!Radio Corp
Am Power & Lt 20 Geir Foods
Am Tel it Tel
iGen Motors
. Anaconda
32 Mi (Goodyear
Bendix A via .
46
Int Harvest
Beth Steel
37
Int Pajer .
Boeing Air
Calif Pack
Canadian Pac .
Case J I . .
Caterpillar
2a'Kennecott
41!Libby Mc
15
Long Bell
44
ZD 7i
Mont Ward
Nash Kelvin
Nat Dairy .
N Y Central
Northern Pac .
Pac Am Fish .
Chrysler
Cons Vultee i 14
Continental Can 39
Crown Zel 35 V
Curtis Wr ,
ttPas Gas
t A- t ' - t - - - A m M
eigne -unes, wui do grsa-uuca irom nuumnw suuTeraiy ouhuj.i
T cri u xcravjg a iiuoutv viiv
veteran of World War I. aervitix In
now is iceicuui sycirvur uu siv aim
e a a a LA M. W
-.- flsieMM .-k lalanhana awnf In aavaa - '.- I
runt axe asognicrs xnaxien aunacu ana uene ieng ei loos uay I
j n- (....ii.. .v.-i . u w . J I
"'" "T"
vjroweu ei uua, uws, ww in,
Perfect Attendance Set
By Hubbard Pupils
-; I Statesman News Berries
HUBBARD The closing of
school revealed the following
students of the Hubbard grade
school as holding perfect atten
dance .records for the entire year:
First grade, Glen McLeon; sec
ond grade, Arleta Clark and Keith
Miller; third grade, Howard Jones
and Dennis Schmidt; fourth grade,
Norlene Schmidt, Dale Miller,
Russel Colgan and .Floyd Dom
ini ck; fifth grade, Douglas Colgan,
Arjil Shrock and Gordon Jones:
sixth grade, none; seventh grade,
Keith Driver and Wayne Van
Lieu and eighth grade. Bill Mc
Nary. . "If-
Moves G
rains
CHICAGO, June 8 -VPh Grains
and soybeans rallied toward the
close today -and finished mostly
higher after a shaky start Soy
beans were the soft spot In early
trading. Off as much as eight cents
a bushel when liquidation in the
July contract set off stop loss sell
ing.
Wheat was also under pressure,
July wheat felt the influx of the
new crop in the southwest, and
good growing weather also retard
ed action in the spring wheal con
tracts.
At the close wheat was unchang
ed to higher, corn was to
lower, oats were unchanged to 2
higher, rye was y to 4 higher,
soybeans were 4 to higher and
lard was 2 cents a hundredweight
higher to 25 cents lower.
Salem Market
Quotations
i As ef isle r say)
BUTTSsVPAV
Premium
No. 1
No. t
BVUK
Wholesale
- JO
M
Retail
re (BsTtasi
i Woeleeale ertees ranees trees te 1
.-eote eeer euytnf ertee.l
Lame AA ' M
Laree A
Medium AA M
Medium A J2
Crack - JO
POULTRY
A Leffhorn hens
B Leghorn hens .
C i Leghorn bens
A colored hens
B , colored hens .
C colored hens
A colored fryers .
B colored fryers
C colored fryers
A old roosters
B old roosters
JS
Jt
jM
Jt
.14
.
jn
jn
J
Jt
jOt
C old roosters
l-IVESTOCR fee Vane fra-tst
Fat dairy cows 15.00
Cutter cows : 11.00 to 14J0
Dairy . heifers . 15.00 te 17.00
Bulla , ; - to a.ee
Good veal. 150 to 300 lbs4.00 to 24.00
Good rahres j mm to 24.00
Spring lambs 24.00 to 23.00
20H
30
SlItyonier
, ,9SV Rayonier ptd
34H
Tire .
. 53 V4 Reynolds Met 23
. 28 Richfield 444
. 44 Safeway. 33
. 53 H Sears Roeb ,, 45V4
N
i Co Pacific 53
A.
. 27 (Stan Oil Cal
- eOftStudebaker 33
. '20yJSun Mining - 10
. 43 (iran-america 17
; 12KJnion Oil . 2
. 20 kin Pacific . 88
. 12Un Airlines 15
aosingRaUy
Eec ,
. 34U S Steel 33
vWrlVV -.11 f ea A
rs:ae - .sajreuiei -v-ua v ? oa-uta -; iwiv
In drama and been
Europe, and. formerly
uccu oiicrra turuicr inuuiu ti
S e m I
"T .7 rlf " K""
oeiu ana xnaumaa; lower righL I
Couple Honors
Students with
Picnic, Party
lUtenaaa News f trvtce
SALEM HEIGHTS Mr.
..j I
Mrs. Herbert Margjd of Ratcliff
Drivi. hnnr t- .o I
dents Of the sixth Krade of the I
Salem Heights school at th-fr hom.
tvi4 ;w . i : I
per. Mrs. Leslie Bates and Mrs.
Hobart Smith assisted.
co-hostesses ' for the eveninc
were Carol Marggi. Loretta Bates.
nn narrsnam wiws si are
a w. . . . . ' . . 1
1. Aitr a puauc 1
supper xno group went on a scav -
enger hunt, and later did record-1
ln -f -rlal --,v- 7.
lngs of special numbers learned in
the Sixth grade. . ; I
m v - 1
xvitn, Muroi rran:e, iane Cas-1
well, inurman Krater, Darrel
Ponsford. John TT.r-t--
n Hv? 5iw ri..iilr 'tZTZlZ
na Keea, Jerry Carleton, Patsy I
-aurray, ueraia wtute, Anita Hop
kins, Claude Beard, Glen Davis
fami tij t .-.. -it . a"
Uaroi Beard lane Olsom, Mar-
juiiv Asoaoipn, uiuy Hampton,
uonna Jean Whitacre, Lelia Kxlo:?I?? . , ...
perman, Julian Thurston? Betty Z&gfcZt
x-aru. mncipu ana jars. Marion
MUler, Donald, Gail and Gary, and
Mr-J Mrs. Robert Hammoncl,
uic aiAui Binue veaciier. .
r . f i n v
btocks and Donas
Compiled by the Ayrftd Pte-s
June S
STOCK AVKXJ-CVES
N II IS
Net chanse A 1 a a as a a
u-uesaay 111.0
42.9
42.1
43J
43J
aij
47J TS.S
Prev day .HU
Week ago ., ..-Ills
47 7S.1
47J 79.S
44 S Pf7.4
Month ago 104S
Year ago S3J
3SJI 58 j
BOND AVKKAGIS
ae
ie
10 It
Kalis UMust UUl rorgsi
Net chance
-uncb A.1 uncb. D.l
Tuesday
B4.T
M.T
S4.t
05 .J
103. 104.1
10Jt 104.7
74.t
Prev day
Week ago
2?
14 J
74 J
B 7
103.4 104.S
103.9 IMS
lotui taxi
Month ago .
Year ago
Portland Produce
. a ....... 1 - . . . t . "
tub)c?,. "oedlate
clunge: pr-irviura 1 quality, jnaxtmum to
LV It r ?.clil aUr4
vniuniiM i f.r r nuri.r.
. u3 u u7. 00 -
nwi uuiuit. si j,
ouner wnotesaja rxtja. duik euoee
to wholesalers: grade AA. S3 score. 60c
ib a. 12 srore, 60c: B, oo score. 5e; c.
Wscore. 56c. Above prices are strictly
(-. c.rH-.- -- e...
wbole-alers: Oregon sirgrlea, 50-00 c
io.l urcgon a-iD. toai. ej-uae. c 1
Eggsto wholesalers: A grade, large.
--vc aox.; a graae, meaium, oc:
B srade. laree. 6-37e do-.
uve uiiciiena (No. 1 quality. F.O.B.
plants): broilers under X Iba. iiomloal;
fryers. 2H-3 lbs.. 2-Sc: 3-4 lbs.. 23
30c: roasters. 4 Iba. and ever. 2-Oc;
light hens unser 4 lbs 15-lSc: ever
4 lbs 17-lSc: heavy hens, all weights,
U-aoc: old roosters, an weights. H-lJc
Babbits (a vera re to growers): live
white. 4-5 Iba, 3-34c lb.: S-S lbs, IS-1
we: extioreo. a cents Jo-rer; eld or 1
heavy does and bucks. 10-14C Ib rreah
dressed fryers to retailers M-e4c; Idaho
fryers and roasters. 45c
rresh dressed meats (wholenlsn' to
retailers: dollars per ewt):
Beef: Steers, good. SOO-SCO lbs, $47
vtMr. cocnmercial. $49-48; utility. $40
44: cows, cocnmereial. $40-43: utility.
jf-s; eannera-cuners. sae aaw.
Beet cuts (good steers): -Und quar-
FOX i : i .-.. C. ... :'S i t
F100RS OF BEAUTY
SEE DERT A. LUCAS d CO.
Broadloom Carpets Tils Linoleum
Guaranteed Workmanship i -
425 N. Lancaster DriY
Jest 171$ BOe N. mt State Street 4 Cniera
liietis 4?41 St-tsfB- Ors.
In Smashiip
At Jefferson
Mwt Servce
JEFFERSON Fivft. persons
were taken to the Albany hospl-1
tal for treatment following a head-
Ion crash here Sunday afternoon
at the Calahan corner on South
Main street. Injured were Mr. and
Mrs. LeKoy Beach and older son
Rodney, Beach's sister of Jeffer
son and Mr. and - Mrs. Gardner
lEwing of Scio. All were able to I
return home that evening. '.
i The Beach car, driven by Mrs.
Beach, was coming north C from
Sclo, meeting the Ewing car on
the turn. At the turn Mrs, Beach
was blinded by the sun and hit
the oncoming car.' Mr. Beach re
ceived severe cut on his forehead
and cheek, the others receiving
minor cuts and bruises. The Beach
baby was uninjured. t
Salem j
Obituaries
MEXKCB
Mr. Lilah U Meeker, at the residence
I at Portland. June S. Survived by
widower. Walter L. Meeker. Portland:
daughter. Mrs. R. G. Koerner. Seattle.
Wash.; and a lUter. Mr. L. s. Hunter, I
uwjauui ' 'in. ociTKn iiiiuhu;(
June S. at 1:30 pjn. at Colonial mortu
ary, Sandy blvd. and 14th St.. Port
land. Friends are requested to omit
-lowers. contriDuuons win oe used xor
a memorial at First Baptist church in
roruana wnere sne was a member.
BTNON
rred S. Brnoo. sr. late resident of
I1QU Garnet it it t local hosoital
I T... at ?. . ...t.. j w-. --a- . C4.ii. v
ynon ot suem: ixnree aaugniers. airs.
r w tvuviuiuci vox 0;atfcJ?t vv eiaus I
iZrT
ath rant: two sons, rred S. Bynon.
lr and George E. Bynon. both of I
Fred S. Bynon III. and three great-
granachUdren. Announcement ot serv-1
SSLter by to Clough-Barrick
ERPELDINO
m1. Leander T. Erpelding. late resi-1
1 M1I ai.i, a t v I
unu ui aiii
ibucu Xarpeiainx oe dweefwaier. rex. i
Y"crz ""'r's , ""v "131
ot Shaw and Mafdalene Erpeldlns? oil
aasaa maT . I
Salem. Announcement of services later
oy the W. T. Klgdon chapel. I
KOSTEX. i
Ernest a. RosteL Uto resident of
240 strand ave at a local hospital,
uuc o. uuc s VL " - ourvivea oy
wiaow, Marjarei uensiey Hostel of
Salem, and a brother. Bert Hostel of
Central Point. Announcement of ser
vices later by the W. T. lUgdoai chapeL
Portland Livestock
PORTLAND. June S -(AP1-TOSDA)
S: ZL.t,r I
steers scarce:' few common-medium
feeders X2JBO-UJSO: dairy type down
esaJSfS?
w m Vff ei- .u": I
downward to 12.00; medium-good sau-1
"S!? fTT,". .
. rT T. j..Trsrt .tvX! I
00-25.
5nn i?1i5,L.?2a Ba tooa I
slaughter cahres 20.00-30.
Hoes: salable 300: generally steady;
top 22.00; bulk rood choice lls-zao lbs.
iit,?: ?lrJ 1D5 J-?-. few 1
in -an in. a .uiy butuiii bs-ik. wwianrwATam
e -
180-170 lbs. 19.00-20.00; small
si butcher sows
J35-a9 Ib- .00-50: bulk good choice I
"MW id. sows is.oo-ao; rew is.75;
feeder pigs scarce, nominally stead
Sheep: salable -CO; Ke-terally steady:
rteedv:
ooa-enoice
7-8a lb.
. sprins lambs
so.uu-au: meoium -
common -1J0--3.50: few good old crop
shorn lambs and yearlings aiJDO-SO;
medium - good 18.00-20 : medium -
f001 -lauahter ewes 1X0-4.00; common
S.-o-4o.
Iters, sos-ei; rounos, s-e-os; nui joins.
trimmed. S70-75: triangles, t3S-47
I sqaare cnucaa. 4-er; nos. ss-tZ-M;
I calves: rood -choice. ss-s7; conv
? ...
m4 1. IZZi gI
icnoice springers, su4.
Morton: uooa. 70 idsj a own. S-3--S.
Pork cuts: Lain. No. 1- S-1S lb-.
IS5se - S; sliouldera. If fbs down. $34-
l7Lcres - prerib
Se-96e lb. average at country buyers
points.
atonatr: so-aoe 10. on is-month
growth. F.OJB. country shipping potnta.
.ounirv-Kuea mcaa:
Veal: Top quality. 3-40c lb.: other
grades acconung to welgM-qxiallty with
ugi
ghter or heavier 35-38c.
Hogs: Light blockers.
?30c lb.;
sows. 20-3c.
Lambs: Tod ooalitr vearlinas. 4-44e
I lb.: muttons, best. 14c-18c; rough heavy
DUCKS. U-1C. I
Beef: good cows. 33-34e lb.: canners-1
cuiiers, ao-oc. -
I Onions: BO-lb. tack Ore. western yel
lows, no. 1. meotoum. siuso: large
$1.43-75: Texas SO Iba. wax. S3J0-75;
1 aiiT. ycuews .i--.uu: reos sua-aa.
I Potatoes: Ore. local long whites. No.
1 1. $3.75-3.00: Deschutes russets, cold
I ttorage. No. 1A. $45-50: Idaho Ruaeeta,
1 No. ia. S4J016S: new croo Cahf. htom
whites. $30)0-25. some to $XM: size
n. $z-aa,
Hay: U. 8. No. S green alfalfa, truck
r earlots F.OJB. Portland or Puses I
I ) n4u.K
I --- UMVMV tVlf, 1 U V M
mixed hay or uncertified clover hay
I nominally $27-30. depending en quality
and location, baled, on WtUamette Val-
1 ley zarms.
1 ..... .1
A trees gTOW Old, less XOOd and
water Is carried to vital parts,
leaves become smaller. , Wounds
or- siowxy ana morel
j Pranclxes Qie.
DHISDEIl CRAFT
Complete line ef
ngnrlaes St Snpplles
- - t
Free Lessons
Aftermesn . Eve-dag
THE SUED
1U4 S. Os-nn-ercial Street
Initiated In- ?! SHjmved i "rill, a -T. Vur "Tri
. I oy parents, air. ana airs. A. f. er. kuuui jiuusuh, icauma, uu
rCSlUCa UI I nl4in a K.lMn. hmtlu. Tmm.mI 1 V.4 A -
P.ope Dedicates Alia
KOME, Jnoe f Pope Pius XII (center foreground) reads from book
held by Carlo Toraldo D -Francis,
as he consecrates the central altar aedieasea ve sain, reter u we
Vatican grettos. Assisting (at right) Is Monsignor f-nrieo Dante.
prefect of Papal ceremonies. The solemn, private ceremony climaxes
years of excavations of the rrotto which Pope Pius says marks the
. place where Saint Peter was buried. (AP wirephoto by radio from
Home to the Statesman).
IlUDDafQ AlUHini flClUC
To Be Held at Barlow
8tatcsmamWews Perries
HUBBARD The annual Hub-
bard high school alumni picnic
will held Sunday, June 11, at
. nu c. ucu -.'' J uv
host lunch will be served at noon.
rv.f f
and ice cream will be
Tmi
Thp nicnie will nrtredi with
in? picnic WU1 M preceoea WllD
an Alumni dance Saturday even
-mSf Juq- i q in Oj. Hubbaxd. fire-
I a i . w a i .. f s a
nail, ijuane xiaicnex is prenaen.
ana JMisa vera Jocner is secre-
tary. New officers will be elected.
NOTICE TO CrUHHTORS
NOTICS HEREBY XS GIVXN that
the Circuit Court of Oregon for Mar.
Ion County has appointed the under
tigned administrator cum testamexite
annexo of the estate of Irene Scott
Hatfield, deceased. AU Bene harina
claims against this estate hereby are
vouchrTlo S; rsiKn
notirteq to present ine same, wiut
at 1165 North Winter Street. Salem.
Orecon. within six innmthe from tbe
.JJ
punucaoon oereos at June ,ui.
CLTVK SCOTT.
Admlnartrator cum testa-
menie annexe
Attorney for Administrator
rneyfor Ad
ro. Ofegosw
Sa-em.
J 1-14-21-2S Jty I
notice of nNAX, ibttumxnt.
mall let choice I Notice Is hereby gtvea that the mv
1T.7S: welehta I derslsxtad have fUed ha tbe Ctreutt
Court of. the SUte ejOref.. for the
I oanj 01 asannp.v rrow
ment. their duly verified
I count, aa executors of. tta
Maiiocwv Probate Depart
dulv verified Final Ac-
I count, aa e-neeutors oc tbe last win
I and teatamewt and estate off Anna B.
ancnea. man ibuu. aaua vuwn
I hu fixed Monday, the 19th day of
I June. ISM. at tbe hour of :13 o'clock
1 Ait ef said day a the time, and
the Oreutt Court Boon im the county
I Court House at Salen. in l-arion
County. Oregon, as the place far hear
ing said laal Account and ah 00-
1 jeroc uinp-.
Doted at Salem.
Oregoa, this tit-
I ua7 "J
Lyra B. Dean,
Bess C -files, Zxecutors ef the
Estate of Anna B. Miles. De-
Ronald C Glover.
Attorney for Executors,
300 Oreeon Building.
Salem. Oregon. My 17-24-ai 1.
1-14.
fillip
GUESS how far you can go for these Greyliormd fares.
Moet f bllcsj guess xnudi too low ..ax-roers below.
O Engene
1
PcrilaniU Los
Forcc4-Ctxrt,ccAvata
' pleasraatiowixt4(tl
is lireyji Whexerer yum. gow
Gieybosd gives yoa.a lot asore
tz-nraitoaktkssi-tc-t7l ,
AGZNT I ADDIJCSS
V.-LSwI-esr 450 It. C3trdi
0QGVCI!!C3
Oa Way
(1) tlM
O $1X3
T-tn
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secret waiter (facing camera).
Fulfills
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ARLINGTON, Maaa- Jane t
Jackie Shea (above), 13, of Ar-
' lingioa. Mass, whose Navy eem
xnander father was killed aboard
the aircraft esrrler Wasp la the
Faelf-e, has lUtllled
one ef Ids father's wishes by Ids
high J-olssto reeerd. Jackie,
aa lbssser stndc-it for the past
eight years, has won Ids choice
ef two high school sd-O-arshinst,
His father, Coasdr. Jehn Joseph
Shea, la s letter shortly before
he was l-ffled la action had
asked his sea to bo a good boy
and a good mam, to "stedy hard"
"get all the edoeaUo-t yea
i (AT WirepheU).
I O San Francisco
i35j5j
raoNZ
M423
. One Way Wound Trip
$165 M 3X3 S14-W
SLS3 (0 S11S3 nus .
CTIbs 'rogUkral Tax)
GAXDEN tZZZT SET
SAXJ-M HEIGHTS Mrs. John
Douglas will bo hostess to the Lit
tle Garden Club of Salem Heights
on Thursday at her home at 753
W. Salem Heights ave. There will
be a covered-dish dinner served
at noon, and the afternoon will be
spent Informally.
BENXIXGnOFF EUfL0VI3
JKyyvHSQN Mr. said Mrs. j.
R. McKee went to Portland over
the week end to see their son-in-law,
Howard Benninghoff, state
patrolman, who shot himself
through the leg Saturday while
cleaning his 38-calibre pistoL He
was taken to the hospital where lt
was found the the bullet had gone
through the bone.
LAPPENS ON TRIP
SWEGLE Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Lappen, Wanda and Lynden, left
Salem Monday for Rapid City,
SJ5 to spend the summer. Mrs.
Lappen will attend summer school
at Black Hills Teachers college at
Spearfish. They have sold their
home on Garden road and when
they return will live on South 12th
street. She will teach again at
Talbot school south of Salem.
CALL TOR BIDS
Sealed bids will be received trr the
Board of Education of School District
no. -4CJ, Marlon county, Oregon, up
to ow pjn. on Tuesday. June 20. 1950.
for Installing acoustical material at
Hayesville School. "
Specification blanks may be obtained
from and bids shall be filed with the
District Clerk at 400 North High Street.
Salem, Oregon. ,
cocuveu C ward. District Clerk
My 2W. 1
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A thermit for construction of the
Towne shop In the Capitol Shop
ping center was issued Tuesday by
the city engineer's office.
The building, now under con
struction by L H. Hoffman Con
tracting company, is estimated to
cost about $30,000. The store Is
expected to open by August 1.
Other permits Issued. George
Chamberlin. re floor porch at 578
McNary st $50; Capt. T. J. Bland,
alter house at 444 N. 14th st,
$150; Jack Watson, wreck garage,
1240 Center st, $50; Harold E.
Hutzenbuhler, alter house at 303
S. 23rd st, $50; B. C Harrison, re
roof house at 2245 Center at.
$259.
Sugar maple trees live up to 500
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