.-tM that
locked
forest Fires
lShow Increase
i .,rn The number of
SALEM - fstate and private
tore
Fair Schedules
4-H Slyle Show
1 i.
A MAn IS SDOUl HUCC
IrndS m UICK".. - -
. ...mnpr 11 co.
ui"" -- forester
I LaidT1 Wednesday there were Saturday at 8
fZr W?7 " Thd to September 1. There exhibit building.
fcWt " 368 in the same pencd iast
4-H Home Economics activities
at thp rountv fair will hp pli-
state forester George maxe(j by a style revue set for
p. m. in tne 4-H
PL Exposition
'Biggest Yet'
Pft edoring
year.
said the increase was
.I hv tinder-dry forests dur
' . , -,t at the summer.
to m0.Sl Zre still is some dan-
in
k".' jjndsl.w of iir
a .. the L. l
j hKai it. it
worneu a
. l ton't Vflrv TTlllPh
e-'.7.. the! .was. but saia i -
to
j if
sTaur explained that the smoke
which is over ,t," 7
caused by
fires set in slashings,
i areas where tney are
.rlirr et to reduce fire haz-
, settle-
5a Frwciw?.
.,!. on
jahearirW
-liiions a
utk" . ,
purp'
ards.
vr was
"St of the
nine picketing of Matson Naviga
te Company ships or, the West
Cast will remain in effect.
Th "shot" in shot-putting
originally was just that a cannon
ball.
SUGAR 0
We could simply claim like others do that S &W is the best 5k$M
- Jen an buy. But we prefer to let our Fine Foods speak for themselves 5f5SJiV
Ivtrity.instoresthroughouttheland.wemakethissimpletest.We KjIJ)
Wteihegrocertoselectotherbrands anybrands from his shelves. Stall?1
.. Tim together we open each can and compare its quality with Saw".
For more thin 50 years, grocers who have made this actual store R33K
' tea hire judged S&W best, every time.
Sea for Yourself '
, TiyinySWKneFood-ftuits, vegetables, juices, oven-baked beani '
inJImwnbread.ordeliciousSa.Wmenow'dcoffee.Wearecorifiderit 5)
TwwilligtrethitS&Wiiiniclassbyitself. " Ssil$
Equality is so much better WM
Be sure
with C H
PORTLAND The biggest beef
cattle show in the history of the
Pacific International Livestock
i Exposition already is assured for
' this year's P-l, Oct. 7-15.
"It's going to be a simply tcr-
4-H Club girls will model theirific beef cattle show," General
County Officials I? Market
Meet in Eugene
Overslia
Grade A Large .
Gra.le A Medium
Gradf A Small
VEGETABLES
Lorn
. 1e
..11c
. 55c
Fourteen county officials from
R.ans. green, lb.
Peas
Avocados. No. 41
e!v ...a... r t Cabbase. lb.
..tomi vucsuis ivuauo inci cbbj,.,, trs
in the Lane courthouse Tuesday
garments they have styled and
made, including cotton wash
dresses, cotton school dresses,
"best" dresses, and wool dresses
and suits. A number of girls will
appear in the garments they have
remodeled.
This year's stvle revue has the
theme of the 4-H fashion calen
dar, according tc Mrs. Melba M.
Heide, county extension agent.
Eight half scholarships will be
presented to high scoring contest
ants by J. C. Penney Co. and
Chase Gardens will present a
corsage to the champion.
In combination with the style
revue, many awards, winners at .Leonard
Manager Walter A. Holt announc
ed enthusiastically. "It will be the
biggest ever." .
Long entry lists have been re
ceived particularly in Aberdeen
Angus and Herefords. The big
ADercieen-Angus sale Tuesday
for an all day conference on
roads, garbage disposal, and tim
ber problems.
Members of the Lane County
court were hosts to the group,
which with visitors totalled 25.
After a morning session discuss-
Ib
CarroU, three btinehea
Lettuce, head, two for .
Cauliflower, lb.
Celery, bunch
Cucumber!
Onions, bunch
Onlona, dry, threo lba.
irarsley. Dunch
ttadlsnea. bunch ..
'Peppers, green lb.
lomaloea. parjcage
Begistpr-Gunrd, Eugene, Ore.. Wed.. Sept. 21, 1949 Page 17A
Idaho, Jack, in Texas, three sis
ters. Mrs. Julia Reay, Mrs.
Mildred Craven. Mrs. Leola
Rache, all of Pocatello, Idaho.
Funeral services will be held at
tlie Bartholomew-Buell Chapel,
Thursday. September 22. at 11
a.m.. Father Edwin W. Huehes
officiating, with interment in the
Rest Haven Memorial Park un-
I (or c
"l lba. Sc
... lor 55c
c
15c
Kx-
Or
JSC
jtoS WILLIAMS: Bobbie Christine Wil
of Florence, Oregon, died at a -local
hospital on September 20, .
1M9. She was born September
19. at Florence. Graveside serv-
ices will take place at West ,
Lawn Cemetery in Eugene, on :
Friday, September 23, at 10 a.m. -l'oole-Larsen
in charge.
Funeral Notices 120
der the auspices of the American RIGGS Oswell C. Riggs funeral
L-egion l'osi no. J, ana lo. t, oi. services will be held at i i'. m.
the Oregon National Guard. Thursday, September 22, 1949 at
veatcn Hoiimgsworin cngiana
Funeral Home with interment in
Westlawn Memorial cemetery.
daughter
Beets, two buncnea
I Green
Turnips, two buncbi
rinn
ing federal aid to counties for cherries, lb.
the fair, will be announced. These
will include 4-H scholarships
awarded on exhibits by the Coun
ty Fair Board, awarded by Eu
gene Farmers Creamery, beef
herdsmanship award by Gene
McKenzie, best livestock record
hook award, and award to the
highest scoring individual live
stock judge by Interstate Tractor
Co.
Committee of leaders in general
supervision of the style revue are
Mrs. V. A. Forstrom, Eugene;
Mrs. R. M. Seaver, Mrs. E. Voss,
Mrs R. D. Carpenter and Mrs.
A. M. Johnson, all of Cottage
Grove.
The best "catgut" comes from
the intestines of lean, ill-fed
sheep, horses or mules.
Oct. 11 undoubtedlv had much tolr. cc Cciin i.mi,, i h. iSVX" ft?1
do with the enthusiasm in that, planning stage), the conference w7St'uiShHS .'"
mi aie uumitua must t;e repaired to tne uaneoo LiUineran ,
entered in show competition to Church where the ladies aid pobti anh grain
prove their merit before being of-, served a chicken dinner. wn?.?TbD&,?,wh,U Ti.'ion w
iciea to purcnasers. Following lunch the officials 'including rexi :.is'j; white club i.ieia;
Largest Aberdeen-Angus entry inspected Lane County's new
to date is the 19 head of the Ox- shops, saw a movie on garbage
bow Ranch of Prairie City, Ore. disposal, and reassembled in the
courthouse to discuss the county's
share of the O. & C. and National
Forest timber revenue.
Judge F. E. Gilkey of Lincoln
County presided over the meet
ings, and Former Judge F. L.
Phipps of Wasco County, execu
tive secretary of the Association
of Oregon Counties, led the discussions.
Freeman of Central
Point, Ore., is second with 18,
Leading the Herefords in num
bers is Ray R. Thalman of Golden
State Herefords, Oakdale, Calif.
The Crowe Hereford Ranch of
Millville, Calif., is second with
14 and Fred E. Vanderhoof of
Woodlake, Calif., third with 12.
Eugene Markets
BUTTERFAT
First quality .(maximum at J to 1 per
cent acid) . , ... tsc
Second quality 98c
Premium quality maximum of J6 of
1 per cent acid) ,.,
BUTTERFAT (Wholeial rUa
a prints
NEW YORK STOCKS
SELECTED LIST
Reported by Foster A Marihallt
Easel. Office
AA prints .. .
CHEESE (Whncuti r1ee)
Triplets, lb. . .
Loafs. 5 lb.
EGGS (BnrinK PiTee)
Extra large grade AA .
Large AA
Jumbo?
Grade A Larce
Grade A Medium
urane A small . .,
Under Grades .
EGGS .Wholesale ric te retailed
Large AA .
Grade A Large
Grade A Medium ,
tirade A Small
Closing Quotations. Sept. SI
R7c
.J7C Allied Stores 30i
rtiner i runes v-
Am Rad & St S 13l
Am Tel & Tel 142i
Am Tobacco TIVa
Am Wooien 24
Anaconda Cop 26V
Anderson Prich 23ei
Armco 23
Armour & Co 26',
Ate Top & S P 904
Barnsdall Oil 4!5i
Bendix Avia 284
Bethlehem Stl 27a4
Booing Air 19a
Borg warner
. 40c,
-43c j
.. 62c
60ct
..6Lcl
.. 58c i
Mc
, SflC
-74c
.68c
aZ. Bucyrus Erie 15'i
4JC Run. Arfrt M0f-i in.:.
10
iaiiiiua ury
'"" Canadian Tac
Celanese 2i5i
Ches & Ohio 29s
Chi Mihv St P 7
VM 25
Chrvslcr 51 'a
duett Peabody 24s
lots
POULTRY (Ruylrn price)
Hens over 4 lbs.. No. 1 colored
Hens, over 4 lbs.. Nc. 2 colored .17c
Hens, under 4 ibs.. No. 1 colored 19c
Hens, under 4 IbB., No. 2 colored 15c
Lcshorns over 4 lbs.. No. 1 light 20c
Leghorns over 4 lbs.. No. 2 light 17c
Leghorns under 4 lbs.. No. 1 littht 18c
UiBhorns under 4 lbs.. No, 2 light -15c ra . o Fuel &
no. i coiorea springs, a w 4 o. 30c minm r.-z jVb uv.
No. 1 colored snrinB.. nV.r A 1h- ain J n ?"-S.lfl ll7f
No. 2 colored springs. 2-3 lbs. "" 23c Cons Vultee
no. i tegnorn springs, lb. or over 23e contl Motor
.13c Crane Co
Crown Zellerb
! Curtis Publ
4c Curtlss-Wright
Dow Chemical
lauow, no. 1 - Sc Knslman Kodalr 42.
HIDES mad WOOL Erie nR iov
riff8.?- Gen Eleclria 37'4
Calf up to J5 lbs. He Gen Foods 43
No. 3 leghorns springs. IVt lbs. or ov 20c Gen Motors 61"i
Green hides nc ourfden ifl'w
Kip, to 35 lbs. lOel finorivnar TA-R 39V
4c Gt Northern pr 3BU
oc ureynouna ivu
Stags and cocks
HARKS
Cascara, lb., dry
Dry Grape Root lb.
TALLOW
Tallow. No. 1
28
74
52 3.
Bull
Wool, lb.
Mohair, 12 mos. clipped ,
Mohair, short dipped
Mohair, burrj
-25c Homestake Mng 44
.-30c ! Hudson Mtr ll's
..12c Illinois Cent 27'',
Intl Harvester 27l,
Inll Tel & Tel S
Johns-Manville
Jones & L Stl 25Vt
Kcnnccott Cop 46
IS
17
2n
24
12
33 ,
30 'j
14 1
8'i
Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. W amsl
1 IBrl
5e I Mrik dttJfbvav JakSI m" IB bk W SI 1 1 I 1 1 1
( my cake f rom ; . I ;
U ) m.SIM'St V- iTltA, ItlterKI 1 v.,
f - tov i Mr. R. C, Schwob, it,, Euflcne, Otcgon 1 tfttsjftfciJ
r i v; '
western red 2.16
Hard red winter: 11 per cent 3,18:
per rem 2.zi',
Today's car receipts: Wheat 45: barley
7: flour 4; corn 1: mill feed 7,
DOW JONES HON!) AVERAGES
40 bonds 96.99. of! 0.09.
10 liiaiier Trade raits 104. 82. off 0.09.
10 second grade rails 82. M, off 0.19.
0.t.ti7, in
, off 0.0'
The thermometer as we know
it today is only 200 years old.
Death Notices
Lockheed Air
Loew's Inc
Long Bell A
Lorlllard
M&M Wdwkg
Mack Truck
Montiromery W 52
Natl Biscuit 341
Natl Distil M'a
Natl Lead 324.
N V Central 10V,
No Pacific 16'i
Ohio Oil 30i j
Oliver Corn 231s
Pac Gas & El
Param Ptct
Penney J C
Penn R R
PepsUCola
Plielps Dodge
Pllilco Corp
Pure Oil
Radio Corp
Rcxall
Reynolds B
Richfield
Safeway St
Schcnley Dlst
Scars Roeb
Sinclair Oil
Socony-Vac
Sou Pacific
Sperry
Spiegel
Std Brands
Std Oil Cat
Std Oil N J
Studebaker
Sunray Oil
Swift & Co
Texas Co
Tidewater A
Trnnsamerlca
Twen cen Fox 21's
Union Bag & P 24s
Union Oil 31
United Atrcr 21?s
United Air L 12'.
U S Sleel 23'.
I Warner Bros 11
1 Western Un'on 151s
Weslg Elec 24
Wilson & Co 10
Woolworth 47V,
S3'.
7V,
201!
67's
6EV.
31.
11
29ii
58'.
23', .
121.
115
TOYER: Wayne DotiRlas Toyer,
ase 34. of 822 E. 2"8th Street,
passed away at his home Sep
tember 19, 1949. He was born in
Rupert, Idaho, March 24. 1915.
He attended the southern branch
of the University of Idaho, at
Pocatello, for two years, where
he played football, after which
he transferred to the University
of Idaho, at Moscow, where he
was graduated in 1940. He en-
usiea in tne u.s. Army, June io,
1942, at Pocatello, and attended
officers school at the Harvard
Business School, Boston, Massa
chusetts, where he graduated
August 1943 at which time he
was discharged as a sergeant.
He re-enlisted in the U.S. Army,
August 1943, at Fort Douglas,
Utah, as a lieutenant. He served
in the Central Pacific Eastern
Mandates, Western Pacific Air
Offensive, and Japan, as a sta-
fictif.al nnlrr,! nffinev nnri r
ceived the Asiatic Pacific cam-1
paign medal. He was discharged
it Fort Douglas, Utah, March 14,
1946, as a captain. He was super
intendent of schools at MacKay,
Idaho, prior to moving to Eu
gene, September 1. He was at
tending the University of Ore
gon to oDtain nis masters degree.
He is a member of the Episcopal
Church. He is survived by his
wife, Gertrude, one daughter,
Barbara Ann, at home, his
mother and father, Mr. and Mrs.
Carris Toyer, of Rupert, Idaho,
2 brothers, Leonard, of Boise,
4.75 &,
up
. A ytuno ptrwn of Twnaha.v BluU
Cnd plitoli to mak. hi, t tough;
X" ?.,4:"Dcn' w
H. nplMd, "Yri, I d,
I m . msulai .itch ol . iooh."
G.I. Boots
& Shoes 1. u & up
Chippewa Calked Loggers
Boots, I Q Q C
12 in. tops
Rubber Boots, Overshoes 4s
Rubbers for the whole fam
ily. A QC
Sleeping Bugs ttw &
Hunters special TENTS
SET. 10.95
Reversible Red
Caps. Special at
Red Flannel Shirts
Special .
Red Shirts, 100
wool. Special at
Rain Clothing, lots of It to
keep you warm and dry.
Hiking Boots for Hunters
Jackets, many types
Camouflage 1'anchos n nr
Special for w
Outside wnite ft OC
Paint. Special U'OOp
in S gal. can.
Many other useful Items too
numerous to mention.
1.25
2.50
7.75
'per ral.
Lots of pari. hid space.
I 1 PH. 4V1712
I ;
- - .iii I
New York Markets
NEW YORK. Sent. 21fAP)A hrnnrt
rally in today's stock market cut deeplj
jcaieiutiy s larite tosses.
A sudden turn for the better In a tense
labor situation created enough demand to
jiii prices iracuoni to around 2 points. 1
Steel, motor, utility, rubber, and radio PORTLAND. Sept. 21 fAP Butterfat
and television stocks were amons the Tentative, subject to Immediate change:
strongest but buying spilled over (nto Premium quality maximum to .38 to 1
mosi omer groups as wen. wall order per cent acimty delivered in Portland,
Portland List
issues held back.
t Turnover was at the rate of around
1,100,000 shares for the full session.
Growing optimism that the steel pen-
) out resort to a strike was held mainly
' responsioie for tne rise.
! Higher were U.S. Steel. Bethlehem
Steels General Motors, Chrysler. Stude
baker, American Telephone, Goodyear,
U.S. Rubber. Admiral Corp., Coca-Cola.
, Union Carbide. International Paper and
Standard Oil (NJi.
! PORTLAND LIVESTOCK
I PORTLAND, Sept. 21 i AP) (USDA)
(Salable cattle today 400: calves 100; mar
ket uneven: steers scarce but demand
63-B5c lb.; first quality 6! -64c; second
quality, 57-60c. Valley routes and country
points zc less man iimi.
Butter Wholesale F.O.B. bulk cubes to
wholesalers: Grade AA, 33 score, 62c lb.;
A, 92 score, 61c lb.; B, 90 score 59c lb.;
C, 89 score, 56c lb. Above prices are
strictly nominal.
Cheese Sellfnf price to Portland
wholesalers: Oregon singles 39-40c; Ore
gon 5-lb. loaf, 42-43c lb.
Ebbs To wholesalers: A grade large
6513-660; A grade, medium, 55-38 lc;
small 42Vic: B grade, large, 5S-58c.
Live Chickens (No, 1 quality F.O.B.
plants): Broilers, under 2Vt lbs.. 23-2(ic;
fryers. 2U-3 lbs., 26 -30c; .1-4 lbs., 31c;
roasters, 4 lbs. and over, 31c; fowl, leg
horns, under 4 jbs., 17-lvc; over 4 Joe.
narrow; few sales steady; cows and 20c: colored fowl, all weights, 22c; old
tdiuic j-tuticrs roostera. all weights, 18-lifc lb.
25-30 cents higher for 2 days; bulls strong Rabbits (Averarse to growers): Uve
to 50 cents higher: few low medium grass 4.5 lb,ti ih-Hc; 5-8 lbs., 18-19c;
steers 19.50-21.00; common down to 16.00. colored. 2 cent lower; old or heavy does
with cutter dairy type steers down to and buckil 3.12c ib.i fresh fryeTs. 60-53c
11.00; few medium beef heifers 17.00- jD
18.50: common mostly 13.M-16.00: cutters DreHed Meats (wholesalers to
down to 11.00: canner-cutter cows mostly rctaucrs per cwtl
10.50-12.00: odd head to 12.50; shells Beef:-Steers, good, 500-BOO lbs., $42-46;
downward ,tOft9-0j"i medium-Kood beef commerclal, $35-41: utility $31-34.
cows 14.00-18.50; odd head 1 ,.00; few good Cows: Commercial. $32-36; utility, 127
heavy sausage bulls 17.00-75: common 31. canners-cutters, $24-28.
grade downward -to 13.50; good vealers , Beef Cuts (Good Steers): Hind quai
strong at 21.00-23.00; choice scarce; com- te, $55.57: rounds, $52-55: full loins,
mon-medium mostly 12.00-18.00. 'trimmed, S73-77; triangles, $31-33. square
Salable hogs 450. including load mid- cnuchi, $39-41; ribs, $53-55; forequarUrs,
western feeder pigs not Tiown by noon; J37-38
demand dependable around 23.00; butcher Veal and Calf: Good, $3B-S9; commer
ciatses steady with Tuesday; good-choice cla! S32.3a; utility, $afi-30.
IMJJPfiJ&'lk f-w Jnyf. Lambs: Good-choice spring lambs, $41
22.00 ; 250-290 lbs. 20.00-50; good IM-IBO 45; commerciB, J38-42; Utility, $32-35.
ids. zu.uu; gooa -v i". y'''-vv -t Mutton: Good, 70 lbs., down, $ib-ib.
1ft SO: 850 lb. weights down to 16.00;
feeder pigs sold early.
Salable sheep 350; market fairly active,
elniriv: Bnnrf -rhniPB sDrinB lambs 20.50-
21.50; medium-good grades mostly 19.00-
m.w, com:
lambs
good ewes
Pork Cuts: Loins. No. 1, 8-12 lbs., $59-
62: shoulders, 18 lbs., down. $40-42; spare
ribs. $47-49; carcasses, $33-34; mixed
WciRhts $1 lower.
Wool: coarse, vauey ana meaium
jmmon down to lfi.00; good feeder --art-. 4c jb. V
17.00: fleshy offerings to IB.no; rnf,flir; Nominally 28c lb. on 12-i
ves 6.00-501 common down to 3.00. ,.',1.
month
ummtry -Kinea meats:
Veal Top quality, 30-32C lb.; other
grades according to weight and quality
with poor or heavier 20-25c.
Hogs: Lignt DiocKers, m-jc 10. i wwi
Top quality, SS 37c lb.; mutton
If DONY FORGHT
THt UV5T BOX!
" fCl ltOHt KMOW mPiT( iEEMS LIKE flwWN
VT W0ULP HA?9EM IF i mmFtfSAmsw
oei suwcrwwcifcn vui fWAifirjo tne I DOm.DuKC vrti our 1
f acmc mau enure v tJV f Ui.tneu 1 am 1 .. sZ rtu J
New Road Started
Countv Surveyor P. M. Morse
said Wednesday a bulldozer iSMgbI,
rougning out a new roaa near uie io-i2c.
coast that will open up a number bi: Gojd cow. U-Uc lb., aam-
unions: iBKim. npsni.n o. ...m-. w.
Yellows Urge $2.00-25; medium $1.7S.3A;
Idaho wmtes. sz.ou-w.
Potatops: SO lb. Wash. Netted Oems.
No. 1. 3 23-3.53; 25-lb. tack II. 00-1. 10;
No. 2, 50-lbs. BOc-ll.
Hav; New crop stock baled, u. S. No.
1 green alfnlfa or better, truck lots F.O.B.
Portland. $33-36; U. S. No. 1 mixed
timothy. 135-36: new crop oats and vetch
mixed hay. uncertified clover hay. nom
inally $22-28. dependinR on quality, baled,
on Willamette valley farm.
of good building sites.
The new county road will run
from Siltcoos Station to Ada Sta
tion arid open up a large area on
the east side of Siltcoos Lake,
Morse said.
All this. ..and a prize loo. Can't you
imagine how good Rutkttt tail
with strawberries, sugar and rich
milk or cream?
THERE'S HEALTH 'fUN IN MVSKlTi
NO MONEY OR COUPONS TO SEND IN
Everyone loves
the hearty, whole
wheat flavor of
ftuikeff. They're
always fre$h tast
ing because they're
made in the West.
Nutritious!
eDeliciousi
A prize in
vary bexl
-1
Its such
good salt!
Complete Food Shopping Center
125 E. Broadway - Eugene - Free Delivery! - Ph. 4-2115
MEASODNS WHHY!
To buy by the case at Wally's. 1 Top quality. 2 Low case prices.
3 Delivered free. 4 Guaranteed unconditionally by Wally's.
Liliby's Fancy
Fruit Cocktail
(Case of 24 6.95)
No. 2Yz '
Tin
29'
Del Monte Early Garden
(Case of 24 3.95)
Sweet Peas N-03 2 for
33
Truly Ripe Freestone Halves
Peaches
(Case of 24 5.95)
No. 212
Tin
"rfJV 21 7Kinds to
Jfjjl From
Choose
SEXVK
&Ve9Vablebo!e..;2c
. . . . v hh..m ivieui uu.c
v tut 1 wtix uur
Alber's Peacock
OATS ...
fl-lb. bag
5
Dura Plastic Starch . 49c
The Permanent Type
Heinz
CATSUP
14 oz. bottle
21C
AnaRold Pure Sweetened
ORANGE JUICE
4fl oz. tin
45
Dromedary
Grapefruit Hearts
No. 2 tin
19C
Snowflake
CRACKERS
Mb. box
15
"GT;lWtirS TODAY
Plain or
Iodised.
I You'll lik. Leslie . . . tj unifwm I
I . , . thtirt f rmnnin. it the food-
I lookini ) pitkift it jrouc Kr'.
II . Ji
GOD'S WORD
3. Great and marvelous are thy works, Lord God
Almighty; just and true are thy ways, thou King
of Saints.
4. Who shall not fear thee, O Lord, and glorify
thy name? For thou only art holy: for all nations
shall come and worship before thee; for thy judg
ments are made manifest.
Revelation 15; 3, 4.
SWIFT'S
Swiftning
New Shortening!
3-lb. Tin
79'
Friskies
Cube or Meal
5 pounds
C
Treat Your Dog to
Parti
2 tins