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Newspaper Page TextV 7 THE REND RULLETIN, BEND, OttECON FRIDAY, OCTOREIt 21, 10M PAGE SEVEN ' STOCKS RISE, SLUMP LATER New Highs Made Early In Session Pivoliil IsHut'K Finn With Most of Trading in Other Sections MAKKKTS AT A M.AM T. Illv Umul I'lwfl Klm-KM hiitlier ntitl moderately act ive Honda ItiKliur; U. 8. ifnvuiiiiitciils hiitliei'. Curb slocli.-t Iniihi-r. Kmrlyii cxi'Ihhiko film. Cotton up tift imu-li iui 35 cents n bill.. Whrnt no '.a runt; corn up a l' I. ItuliU'i llini. Ily Miner ('. Wnlrcr ll'mint l',ra FlnaiuM! I Now York. (M. 21 'II'1 'file ulixk nun kct iiniiuid (rnt-liona to more than ti xliit today nml then reacted from llir Iniilm. Duyvnn n( Issue nuiilc new hiatus (or (tic year nr loniter In some, iCiiiiiH ranui-d an liiu.li ns aai jmiIiiU, the kilter In Ciotliain Hilk Hosiery which made n new ti nt lUi. 1'ivotul Isnuea were firm, alllioiiith hpnvtn.il turnover continued In Iras prominent share Itutlio CoiMiintiiiti featured niul nl Hit hmli nl U', ii , was at the licst level of iht year. Low-prlrvii nifiturn were hid up lo aroimil tlielr liest of Ihr yrnr. ilnil were stroiix, uiU firm mid utilities sternly. Two tuitstiiiuttiii' fiivoinblc news M'ly. m i It autniiiobili piiKliii-ilntt wtin-li llini! a nrw hiith since IX-c. IK. lo:i?, unci . car liMtlliics which wen? nl the best level Mine Nov 11 Strcl oKiutioiui allowed mi upwind Irenii mid Iht lin poltunt iiiiiistnwn ai va was sched uled lit net a new limit next wi-ck Al 01 ir cent of i-up.iriiy. lltuh Atitt output .-ttitmilatcd bov ine, of inolor luirri Cluy.ler tniii-li-rtl S31', up l'i und tiriilrul Motors 51 'n up '. Tliev receded (rum the l;it;li.v l'.u'kuril. N.uili- Krlvuitilor, iintl StndrUikcr win active iintl firm. ' Now York Criittul was iht mint active run Iff stuck Neiir the Hose II win mii-liniiiicd. Snitlicrn Kallwuy liyiile A ntw hlh. (iiiinn of frndionn writ ttoli'd in Southern I'wt-llic, Simla Ke. Ailtl Pennsylvania. Hull equip ment were stroiia, with IJmu, Ainer lenr. Locomotive itud New York Air lit .ike ut new hinds, New htithn were'in.ide hy National llt-uli, (ieuenil KoikI-.. InterniilioiiAl Nickel. Woolworlh. Krcjjje And Loews. Distillers Scam nitm nimle n new lop ai 21 Mi up - - Aviation jdiiti'tMa weio Atlunri And Active.' ft lUmd.H were firm under tend of rullrimd Ikmii'h. (IruliiN firmed Ituh lier nnd hltlei Iwid fair iitlvnnrt,. o('t ton futlll vs were fll in. Oiw JotifN eloAiuu .sloek uveniiies: Industrial. 152 15. up 011.1: mil. .11 i:i lip 0 14; utility 23 5.1, oil 0:il; Ii5 lock. 50 Si up 0 12 block wileii npnxliiiAled 1,720.000 .lmi-e4 AKnlllht 1.1120.000 yeitterdliy. Clll'h hlork hiiIca were 231.000 shlilvA AKi'Ul-it 2H.000 llllTrl lt. i:(l(.S STKA1IY I'lirtliinil. (Jr., Oil. 21 HI''- Duller and ett4 once were unchAiiKttl tuduy. Chicken pricvA were tthnded. PoliitiK were uiicliiuiKud at llic iolirce; ensier here. (nidiirtf KxeliniiKe Hie following prima were iiniiied Ij be effective tnuuv: Uutler Cube extnui, 28c; Iaii dnrdn, Ltic; prime fimls, 2lic; firms, 2r. Knun produce exchiinne ipiota tioiw lietwecn duilerit: extrA-i medium 30c; Mliindnrdis medluiti, 2IK; extnui, Milull 22c: hliiiiihudK Kiiinll l!lc. Piirlliind WholcMlle Price Tliese nru the piicen ratiiilers py wholcMileiii, except whera utherwine hilled: Huller - Pi InLs: A uriidi. 3IHjc lb in piirchment wrnppern; 3l'je lb. in enr ton.t; ii KtAile, 211'' lb. In piirchment wriipiMTN, 30'.jc lb. In riirloiu. liiitlerfnlPortliiiid delivery biiy iiiK price: A Knid. 2I)-2II,'.C lb. Port land delivery; II .(rude, l1 cent lb. less; C KrHile. Im? lb. leiw (-tiuntry de livery, 27 Vv- lb. for A ic'ide. Turkey .scllitiM priecu: dieted new crop heiw 23c; totns 23-2lc lb. Hiiylni: prices, new liens 21c; loins 23c. Polnloex Ylikiluli Oeins, $1.10 ren in; Desrhule.i CIcmia, $1.20-1.30. Counlry Mcal.s- SellniK pricu In relniler: Ciniiilrv-killcd hnn, Im'.sI butcher, under HiO lb.i., lie lli; veul eii, He; liithl mid thin, 8-10c; heavy. H-9c; sprint! Inhilw, l.'l-13Mic; ewes, tic, culler cows, fi'j-7c lb.; ciuinur cows, B-li'-je lb : bulls. K'j-Oc lb. WimiI Willnmetto vnlley, nnmlnnl; medium, 22 -23c lb,; i'oiuw nnd bra Ids 22-2;tc lb.; IiiiuKh nnd fall, 20c lb.; ciirlcrn UreKmi 15-21 1 ic lb. POItn.ANI) LIVESTOCK Porlliiud, Ore. Oct. 21 HI'' IfoK,., IKK). Jiicllldini! 1711 diieel. Scntlered eiirly Knlefl 10 lo 13c higher, (iood lo choice 1115-210 lb. welhli $H-H 25. Few 2115 2H5 III. billcbeis $7.25-7.1111. I-iltlit Hltbl.s $7.25-7.7.5. Few iuicIiIiik sown $11.25-11.50. Choice lii;lil (cvder pill In $7.75. Cnllli. 50. calves 75, Incliiilinii 70 ill i cel. Market nlendy mi liiuiled iilferlnii. Few common In medium slei-iH $5.75-7.25. Slrlelly rihhI Kleorx In $8,10 or nbove. Ilelfei-H scHrce. Culler In common cows $3-4.25. (iixitl Ix cf I'liwd $5-5.50. Hulls $1.50-5.50. Few eoiiimon calves $4-5.50. Choice vealers Hciirce lo $11. or ulxive. Sheep (idll, Incliiilinii 572 ilirecl. Mmkel iioiuinally Hleiidy. (mod to choice trucked in lambs $1)40-0.75. YelilllllK.s $.-4M. Mcdliini In guild rim $2-2.75, WOOl, MAKKKT UiiKlim, Oct, 21 IMI-Fnlr welnlils of lino weslern Kiiiwn wind were hpIIIiiK In Muslim ul firm prices, I he II. H. iii'iiiilliiio ilepiiilmenl re puttcd tuduy. Use Bulletin Classified Ads CluHHificd Advcrtlninjf One liuarllon lr Pr Word 3 CiiiimciiIIvc TIuim.c Per Word (I C onori iillvu Time Jc I'm Word Mliiiiuliin: I Duy, 25r 3 Daji, 50c U Da , ft. 00 AilverlLiemenlA Itlitl fur I Monlh 'J Day ICuta I. Inn Itule Itlr'ntilluU . 20r All t'liunlllud AdvcrlUliiK blrlclly l Ah In AdvAitee Foil VKRY 1.1'm.E COST, In very Utile tluw, you can uiuelly (hid whut you'd liko to tiada throutfli HlCM colllllinA. FOK HM IIOll.SKIIOI.I.) KUIINITU1IK -Two bi'd loom M'tA. one n 4 piece curley birch; 5 piece dining room Mt; Wll lon iiiu; iitce overMlulfed divenMirt; eliH'tric refriKc rulnr; m'wIiik mnchlne; kiuheii in ih le, etc. Cull ut 328 Cun riou fioin 1 to 0 p. III. 4170-115-117p THE TKAUINC POST. 033 l!.,nd St. (iwest pi ices on llted furniture. hi'Alerx, circuhitors, ruuites, Middle, electric inolor, sewltiK uiiiehinei, radios, elf 4104-1 17p PUIlF.nitF.D llamlxiiilllet rams, yenr IIiiks nnd twos, $10 00; threes $0 00 and $8 00 per heed. These rums ure bill, smooth limit fttuple wool end heavy sheerine. Clifford Hikrl Tnu chet, Wushinittim. 4l2fl-ll3-i:iHp 81'FX'IAL I'ElIM ANENT wavee, $1.95 and $2 50. - Phone 4D.1-J. Home Beauty Shop, 7H1 Newport Ave. 4140-114-UOp DOLMAN'S MAIIKKT Truck load of Irull mid veKelubleA will Arrive bm.ilhl. 41U2-I17c EI.KVKN KUX'TWC MOTOHS. I). C. rniiKitiii from iiuurter liorso to two horscixiwc r. Also Ilco plant, 6 kilo watt, bin c notiKh for uuto enmp or uy Kenerul purimso. Also 3 horse Kuttiline engine wilh water pump on. Brudctich Hnis, phone U-F-2. 4124-11.1-117,) NKTTF.I) CF.M 1'OTATOrX-No. Is and 2-v Huasnnnble price. l)eliv eied anywhere In town. Henry Sten kunip, 1 1 mile north fium Hock sellout house on Allillfn Murkel Head Phone 4-F-23 41H1-117-1I9C I USED OCCIDENTAL combination gns and wood ranee, in fine con dilion. Consumers Gus Corporation. 4IH4-U8-118C NEW ZEALAND WHITE fryers. Dressed if piu chtiser desires. Two and one-hall mouths old. 1375 Jack sonville. 41.'iU-U5-117p i4q ACRE FARM, near Bend. 50 urren - cultivuhle, bulimce timlier And os lun. lliiildings. Entile price less than (2.000. Inquire ut 1232 Milwau kee Avenue 4 IH2-1 18-1 1 Hp Good French combing lengtlis line territory wools in original bugs were bl ingllig 80-88 cents scoured basis while short French combing length wait moving at around 85 cents scoured Imsis. Average 12-months Texas wools were selling at prices mostly In l lie riinge 88-72 cents scoured busts. Fine delaine bright fleece wool was bringing 29-31 cents In the grensF. Australia Planning Wheat Control Effort Sydney, N. S. W. UH-A fixed domestic price (or wheat, a variable excise duty on (lour, and perhaps a penny rise In the price bf bread -lliat is how Australia hopes to solve tne problems nl her wheat growers. The federal cubinet bus approved a phin for a federAl wheat board, which will he submitted to the states. Un der the plan the state government will fix a four shilling and eight pence (ulmul $1.18) as the home consump tion price for wheat. Since the stales are not allowed tu im-tosc duties that would u fleet com merce between them, the common wealth government will im-xis" a variuhlo excise duty on flour for all Australia. The duty will represent the difference between world prices for wheat and (our .shillings and eight pence. The Ixaird will advise on (lour prices and what should be the rate of exci.se. Bread is expected to Incrouw by one penny per two-pound loaf. - The state premiers unanimously agreed In Iho scheme at a ronferencii in Sydney. They considered that there would be no pracliciibte plan based on Iho voluntary co-opciiiliim of growers, millers and merchant.!. The premier of New South Wales, Ucrlrum Stevens, admits Iherc will lie sumo additional cost to consum ers. "Dili Ihev will benefit by Iho strengthening o( the whole economic. stnietiiro," ho said. "A Mriod' ut low prices, such us uppeurs to bu imminent, would Involve u big reduc tion in the Incomes of the 70,000 wheat producers of Australia." 1 PINE ORDERS (IAIN Pollliowl fll,. M..I Ol II Ui T her oiders hooked hy 123 weslern pine mins inr weeK rutted Oct. 15, showed n (ive xr cenl increase, the Weslern Pine iissnclnliiui reported today. New business accepted by theso nnliH tninleW ndnisium r.. -ut.. " ntr amp- moiils were B8.82!l,000 feet and pro- iiuei ion uroppcu to 77,347,000 fceL For the eiirrcspninllng week n year IH'o. ftfrlxcu i,,,iiii,i,I,I I.. KA lui'l nim .,,MVt, o, ,-f,;M'i,vti feel, shhiiiientK were 80,288.000 feel, and lomfiitp ,l Inh.l.-I la null ,iu r , ...... .......... ..v ...mu,, , i,,j,n.r,tnrv leei. Tola in-, ,in (.... ....... - - .-. .... pi.ll.ll.-lir.-4l I'lllf, Idaho while pine, augur plno mid iissociiueii SH.'Cles Mi lar huh yeul' weio sllghlly over 17 per cenl below the some period lust year. SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS Duller: 112 scoro, 2llc; III scoro, 27c; 90 score, 27c; 89 mure, 24c. Foes liit-ui 'lull.,.. I I.. ..I.. , ,, " ---.n-.". w i .,,.- noil luu, JO'iic; medium, 33(scj smull, 24'liC rOK HU. ill OK M TONS of kowI hay. Can bo fed nil much, alio urny winter ontii. J. N. Cobb, Sisleni, ()rrv.mi IIH.I-Illl-I2lp I 23 FKhUKK I'KjS, 3 Guoiowy bulla, I 2 frtmh milk cnwii. Middle hornc, I double rlii Atuek Aildlc. W. H. I'niitk, Plume 78-J, It ed in nnd, I Frank. Service Station. 4ltK)-117-llUc AM, riXTUHKS ol the Idylwood Cufn (ur ule al a burituiti, Cull 25-K-32. 4172-110-UHp SKVKN WKEKS OI.U weuner iIk. Geiime Sachljen, Kouto I, llx 22, Blakley lli-lKhts. 4174-1 Ifl-llHp LADIES ATTKNTION! Have you bought ynur new fall hut yet? If nut, buy It at Mrs. Musons. 721 Feel er n I Sheet. 4146-117-p GOOD IHKKiATF.I) ranch for sale Kleclricily, (I room bouse, good burn and other buililinits. 3 miles from luwn. Write A4I75. Cure Bul letin. 4175-116-UHc HEAVY FHYEHS nt liv's Poultry Farm. Dressed 'to order. Phone 20-F-13 4177-lltl-llHc DKU.O UGHTING PLANT 800 wutl, late model, used one year. Price (350 iruuilled. See It at The Deschutes Groin and Feed Co . Red mond, OriKon. 4 1 12-1 14 -117c FOK WENT KOOM AND BOAHD, $1.00 a day. Home cooking served family style. Small furnished house, $12 a month Wood, water and lights furnished. 803 Delaware. 4002-1 18-llHp 3 AND 4-ROOM modern furnished cabins And Apartments, by week or month. Call in person. Bend Auto Park. 4 16.1-1 15-14 Ip 3-HOOM semi-modern npartmi-nt with wood, water and garage, (15. Walking distance. Phone 141 or in quire Signal Service Station, 1532 Hill Street. 41HT-1 10-llSc .5-KOOM furnished modern house. Close hi. Electric range und water healer. Furnace. Good garage. In quire J. S. Davis. 41K8-ll(i-118p MODERN 3 room furnished apart ment. Adults. Phone 383-M. 417I-115-1I7C I PIANO FOR RENT Call McCann' Sign Shop. 223 Greenwood. FOR BALE OR TRADE ONE CHESTER WHITE boar, year and half old for sale or trade (or sheep, calves or weuner pigs. George Durtt, north of town on new highway about 4 mile north of service station at rond fork. 4Hi-ll3-117p WANTED CLEAN C'O'ITON RAGS at the Bul - letin Office. 4176-llG-llIp WILL BUY carload of work horses. Phono 97 or write C. W. Helm, Redmond 4 107-1 15-1 17c Cotton Farmers Work New Center of City New Orleans illi It took the federal government lo call the attention of most Orleaniuns to the fact that King Cotton was raising his snowy head within the city's limits. Although this metropolis boasts half a million residents, about 18 arc making their living off Iho soil, in the. same way us cotton farmers of North Iuisliinii. Within 20 minutes of New Orleans' busiest financial corner is an odd colony of cotton farmers. Thoir platitiition community is isolated be cause of bad streets and few journey past the rows of cotton a king Bayou street. Just within Iho sight ol tall office buildings. The settlement is known as "Pal lets' Land" und its people, negroes, live in weather-beaten little homes near the cotton fields. "Pailels' Land" and its people came to focus when the government con ducted Its south-wide poll lo deter mine whether the cotton farmers wanted a new control program. Government officials hud a hard time running down the cotton form ers in "Pallets' Land." Many of them hud purl-tlmo Jobs in the cily. One they found operating an elevator. After all were located and explana tions made, the farmers voted down the line (or the new deal cotton 7 to 0. Michigan Farmers Get Right to Kill Deer Alnenn, Mich till Michigan sports men are protesting a ruling by the stute coiiserviitinn department and decision of a circuit judge permitting fnrmers til kill deer out of scuson to protect their crops. The conservation department has issued special permits to farmers for that purpose. Circuit Judge Fred T. Miles exonerated a farmer fined in justice court for killing a deer out of season on the theory that he hud a constitutional right to protect his properly. Michigan's deer tinpululion Is esli llliiled ut between 750.000 inul 1,000,- Myra North, Special Nurse TO Wkb WW !S3 TirSH -,vR,Ki,LUCU'WH,TEy T I MEAKJWMILE, PLEASE, PETRO A I SHE'S RIGHT, - 'J tuTkTwp isrf" THEY EVID6WTLV HAVEW'T AT THE VILLA, THOSE SHOT-- BOSS-Wt?6 KTZZ THEI ZL n Zt. T NOTICED THS -FRACAS FBOM I THE SPIDER'S i AREWTVOUOO- BETTER, r .,'T. VT LTHEIg VESTS MAT5' ) THE VILLA... ALL WE'VE tSrOT J PARTV IS IU- IWO TO SEE WHAT 1 HAVE A I - OTT TE- APPENIED f j ' JEEP j- WANTED UtAl.EK WAN'ItU fur Grdluim Urndley tructurs And Brudley (urm impleiiienU fur Bfnd and territory. MukI Im finnueuilly ublv to bundle drnitimtrntor. Write Windolph Mo tor Compiiny, 18lh and Morrimin, Piirlliind, Oregon. 4I05-117-122V Wfl.I, BUY cnrlond of cnwA comhlK fresh mhiii. Also yeurhnu heifern. Phone 07 or wrlto C. W. Helm, Hcl muud. 41C8-115-J17c (JIHI. MUSICIANS wanted immedl ntely. Violin and piano excepted. Apply 803 Delaware Ave. ur call Grotto cvcnhiKS. 4181-118-1 18p WANTED TO BUY u small con crete mixer. See F. C. Butler, Bend-Troy Laundry. 4162-1 15-120p WANT TO BUY duck und Roose wiuks. Must be in itood condition. Evims Fly Compuny, south entrance highway 4IH'I-1 10-1 18c MISCELLANEOUS HOLLER SKATING ut Carroll Acres every night except Friday and Tuesday. New hardwood floor. Wednesday night's jul ni::ht. 4180-116-121p Buciness Professional DECORATIONS FOR WINDOW DISPLAYS, national advertising, bouquets and house purtics or decorations for special oc casions, call Pondcrosa Display Com pany, 139 Oregon Ave. Phone 102. 3861-102-127-p PRINTING. YG'JR LEI TERHEADS enn be made any size you desire, with any print ing you like. Estimates gladly given. The Bulletin. RADIO SERVICE RADIO SERVICE All mukes, tube tesled In. All work guurunteed. Tubes for all radios. Open evenings. George's Radio Service, 131K) Cum berland. Phone 788-R. 4I10-112-137p PROMPT, ONE-DAY service on all models. Tubes tested free. Stock o( new tulies. Hull's Radio Service, 838 Bond. PSonc344-J. Across from Telephone Office. HAVE YOUR radio tubes tested (roe! We carry a complete stock of genuine Philco tubes for all makes of radios. Bend Furniture Co. 4730 SHOE REPAIR EXPERT SHOE REPAIRING Quick work mid good materials. No wait ing. John Rickcnbcrg, Wall Street. WOODSAVING FOK WOOD SAWING call Bonn's Wood Yard. Phono 81T-J. Resi dence, 22 McKay 'Ave 3901 -93-1 18p 000. Conservation officials said that 10.000 of them perished lust winter because of lack of feed, even though the department bought 75 tons of alfalfa and 25 loads of cedar browse to feed them in some areas. In addi tion 51200 were killed in the 15-day hunting season lost year. Many persons bought property in this urea solely because it is a deer country. They answer complaints of farmers by saying, they, too, have property rights. BEAl'TY AND "3 Rs" CLASH Antioch. Cal. nil A project to establish beauty and cosmetology courses in the high school curriculum has been abandoned because citizens and taxpayers held it was too far a stretch from the original "Three R" conception of what ought to be taught in public schools, CALL FOR WARRANTS School District No. 6 will pay war- rants 1 to including 40 of the 1938-39 series at the Bank of Bend. Bend, Oregon. Interest stopped October 20, 11)38. HELEN LOU BAKEH. Clerk, j UB-121c To Make Room For The New 1939 Oldsmobiles We Ofler At Reduced Price 1938 Deluxe Plymouth 4-Door Touring Sedan 1938 i. M. C. Pickup These cars arc like new, the Ply mouth being our personal car. The (i. M. C. has been used as a show ear. Both' have low mileage and carry new car guarantee and sen, ice. On Our Lot at 104(1 Bond Street Used Cars Only Three Bargains 1929 Ford Tudor. 1930 Marquette 1929 Ford Sedan Sec Us For Best Prices Dudrey Motor Co. 1008 IIiiihI Street Rend. Ore. RIVER PARKWAY ROUTE PLANNED 2,000 Miles of Koad On MissisHippi Mapped St. Louis 'Hi Basic plans (or a 2,000-mile scenic highway along the west shore of the Mississippi river from Lake Itasca in Muinesota to New Orleans have been announced by tin interstate parkway planning committee. The committee Is composed of 10 members (mm each o( (ive states Minnesota, Iowa, Missouri, Arkansas und Louisiana. It is working to make the dream of a river parkway into a four-lane concrete highway which has tentatively been christened the Mississippi River Parkway. The plans calls for the parkway to lie laid out along the river. Although much of the high water line is owned by railroads it will run along this Land as much as possible. The high way will follow the edge of the bluffs but wherever the river' makes a lengthy bend It will cut across (arm lantlx to reduce the mileage. The route will also be governed by history and bridgeheads. It will connect with every bridge on the river, and will be routed through all national porks, state parks and con servation preserves along the river. The parkway will be Drincirjallv for pleasure. With a right-of-way of several hundred feet the road will be landscaped with trees, bushes and flowers native to the river area. Traffic will travel on four lanes of pavement, which will be divided by a narrow strip of parkway to insure rapm and sate movement of both north and south bound traffic. According to the olans the Question of elevation will be secondary. The highway will wind up the bluffs and dip into the valleys on the theory that a view of the river is well worth a grade. Stiff grades and long mileage along tne winning river are expected to discourage use of the super-highway by truck driven. Transport vehicles will be expected to use the more direct lines available. CHILD EXTORTIONISTS Sacramento, Oil. 'IPi Now some thing new in the way of extortion notes has Sacramento detectives miz zled. It was a 10-cent demand sent to Mrs. F. E. Becker, threatening to harm her three small children if she did not "leave 10 cents at the lock of your garage door." Children were blamed for a prank. A botanist has been rescuing valu. able facts about Missouri plants by making a survey on land which will be flooded by the Wuppapcllo aam. Greenwood Grocery Free Delivery j Phone 466 Fruits Vegeiables-Groceries Meats Saturday, Monday and Tuesday, October 22, 24, 25 Crackers ... 2 lb. box 25c Sunshine Krispics Honey . . 5 lb. pail 49c Tastcwell Brand Hominy No. 2Vi can 10c Van Camp's Catsup 14 ox. bottle 10c Yamhill Ginger Snaps 2 lbs. 29c Fresh Bulk Folger's Coffee 2 ib. can 54c Syrup . No. 5 pail 45c Lumber Jack Crisco 3 lb. can 56c Oats . ... 9 lb. bag 39c Quick or Regular Apple Dutter can 39c No. S Cans Rice Krispies . . 2 pkgs. 23c Kcllogg's Calumet . 2Vi lb. can 49c Baking Powder Coconuts 2 for 15c Regular Site Sweet Potatoes . 3 lbs. 10c Petro Guessed Wrong Kernel Ataturk Seriously III VW-WJW 'IPI " 1 WflBfWTiWJ Long a sufferer (rom a liver com plaint. President Kernel Ataturk, above, dictator o( Turkey, is reported to be seriously Ul. The official gov ernment announcement said that al though some improvement had oc curred over the illness' first acuteness, his condition is still considered grave. Rain Pool Created to Advertise San Lorenzo Ben Lomond. Cal. UPWUh the San Lorenzo valley always ranking in the United States weather reports as being that section of California which has the highest rainfall, local boosters have organized to capitalize on the fact for publicity and pro motion purposes. A "rain pool" has been created, and everyone will be entitled to be come weather prophet and make a guess as to the rainfall for each sea son. The one coming nearest the offi cial United States weather bureau returns will receive a part . of the jackpot. The remainder of the "rain poo!" will be used for turning a number of the huge redwood trees along the state highway that runs through the valley into huge Christmas trees and illuminating them during the Christmas season. The "rain pool," as the forecasting-for-a-prize plan is known here, ac cording to legal opinion, is not a violation of California's anti-betting and anti-gambling law. This opin ion has been issued on the basis that a weather forecast of any sort is based on knowledge, observation and calculation. It is therefore scien tific and the element of chance does not enter into it. NEW TELESCOPE MAY END PUZZLE Astronomers Argue Over Status of Universe Pasadena. Cal. HI1 When the new 200- inch reflector, or "eye," for the exploration of the heavens is put into use on the summit of Palomar moun tain in 1940. final data should be available to settle the controversy as to whether the universe is stationary or expanding. Dr. Edwin Hubble of the Mount Wilton observatory has announced. This astronomical nuzzle has de veloped in recent years as a result of i observations made by the present1 largest telescope in the world at the Mount Wilson observatory and also as the result of observations that came from the ure by Dr. Hubble of faster film for picking up pictures ol far distant nebutae. At present, the world of astrono mers, both in the United States and Europe, is divided on the question of whether the universe is expanding or whether it is remaining stationary. There are supporters of each theory. Improved Pictures Passible The technique and improved tech nical facilities at Dr. Hubbies dis posal made it possible for him to get pictures of nebulae so distant that their place in the universe was meas ured in millions of light years. i "To have an idea of what this i means," Dr. Hubble explains, "it must be borne in mmd that a single light ! year is six million million miles.- To ; date, I have been able to reach into I distances of 200.000.000 light years. "In so doing. I have found that each ; nebula traced down, and which was imore distant than the next farthest, was moving away (rom the earth at i a correspondingly higher rate of speed. This caused the theory that the universe instead of being sta tionary is constantly expanding. Nebulae Speed Checked "Vigorous chamDions of this theory j have matched their wits with each i other urflil they have clocked the in ! credible speed of 24.500 miles a sec ! ond for a nebula and this rushing away from the earth, thereby causing the universe to expand just that much." Dr. Hubble finds, however, that a more moderate conception of the problem is being taken now. . roar dielct tl 200 Fjorict. . Mast la my style s sleet. Tatorai Bis wr) yon Kant It srtth any soadal faattirat tttrta. roar lniWuilty.srf1ti spptar ut mm beams others n lust ran. At soaiMr arics. J27,32J3JM2 1 SUITS Custom Tailored In My Own Shop $50 Up.' TTfiii tJ jlSsass Clothes and JpJpf ! WHY GO-WITHOUT? It is sound busines to borrow front us, to buy things you really need. Business borrows, when it needs cash for investment in essentials. Why should not you? You will find our Personal Loans a sensible solution to your needs. Come, today, learn more of our easy, friendly Loans. PORTLAND LOAN CO. No. S Penney Bids. Bend, Oregon rhono 173 State Lkciuc ii 1J6 OUT "The results of research at Hi mo ment," he said, "seem to favor th concent of a stilt lonurv universe, but ! they do not definitely rulo out the posslnuity ot an expanding one. f mat judgment must therefore be reserved until additional information Is forth coming." Dr. Hubble is confident that the new 200-inch reflector now being installed on the summit df Mount Palomar wilt furnish the necessary data. Toll Keeper Says Women Cheat Better Then Men St. Louis ll" Women aro better cheaters than men. Take the word of James E. Fisher for that. He ought to know, for after 45 years of toll collecting on the busy Eads bridge across the Mississippi river, he's "learned" all the tricks by this time." Fisher, who is G6 and has just re tiredregretfully suspects that "if all the phony coins that have been handed me were laid end to end they would reach clear across St, Louis." Fisher can detect a false move by men motorists, he says, for they usually have a guilty gleam in their eye. But he has to be more alert with women. - "They have a tricky little habit of wrapping the coin for an extra fare in their pink toll ticket. After they have gone and I've opened the paper, I'm just as likely to find a piece of chewing gum or a rock." It was difficult for Fisher to de sert a position which enabled him to enjoy two types of travel which always have interested him. "I watched the automobiles roll by the bridge, and I looked down on the steamboats below. There was a candy factory nearby and the smell of fresh licorice was always in the air. The sun was in my face, when I there wasn't too much soot, and altogether I had a pretty good tune. I sort of hate to see it end." Using a new method, it is claimed that a house of prefabricated con crete slabs can be built in four hours. LET US GIVE YOU AN ESTIMATE On Your PAINTING PAPERHANGING DECORATING . 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