Albany Democrat-Herald from Albany, Oregon • 2

ALBANY DEMOCRAT-HERALD, WEEKLY COITION, ALBANY. OREGON, SATURPAYJ3ECEMBER 23, 1939 PACMWO Winnie Goes Back To Cell Market Irregular on Pre-Holiday viile ia spending a few days in Albany at the home of her broth- Reunited After 23 Years Brief Bits From er, Pat Birchfleld. Trading; Wheat Shows Loss About Town riNAL CBAI.V From Scio John Madarut of Scio tram. Chicaao. Dec.

23. U.B Whfat 'prices eased more than a cent on acted business and viaited friendi in Albany Friday. MARKETS AT A GLANCE (Br I Bltra rrrt Stock Irregular and quiet. Bonds irregular; U. S.

governments higher. Curb stock irregular. Foreign exchange about steady. Wheat off about to I'j corn off around to 3. the Chicago Board or i raae toaay at (new and rain felU in wide areas' of the drought-stricken win Grange Meeting The Crowfoot grange la to hold ter wheat belt.

a pecial meeting Friday. Dec. 29. Scattered short covering re- duc'd the decline, and wheat clot A butineaa meeting ia alated for 11:30, followed by a banket din 1VEATIIEE REPORT Oregon Cloudy tonight and Sunday with showers In southwest portion and mow In cant portion and over mountalm; light rain probable In northwest portion Sunday; not ao cold in southeast portion tonight; moderate chang-able wind off coast, brooming fresh northerly. Maximum temperature yester-day locally 44 degrees.

Minimum temperature last night 33 degrees. River 4.6 feet ted 1 to I cent lower, with the May FINAL STOCKS ner at the noon hour and an open meeting In the afternoon. New York. Dec. 23.

OU! Slockt 4- 7 1 Master Bread Large loave future at 1.021-1021.' Corn was off I to 4 cent, May 571, oats unchanged to off 1 cent. May 381, and rye up li cents. May 73s. Soy beans gained 1 I to 3 cents, with May clcsing at $1.19. moved irregularly In a dull, pre-holiday icssion today.

On average the leaders were about unchanged. now 2 fur 25c, at your groceri. d23 A few special issues made wide From Salem 5 changes. Beech-Nut jumped 3 Mr, and Mr. Milton Barton of points' to 128, on one transaction.

Cains of a point and more were Chicago, Dec. 23. UJ8 range: Open High Low Close Salem are apending the week end In Albany at th home of Mr. and Mr. R.

W. Davit who art rela From Bremer too R. Howard of tha U. S. navy, atatloned at Bremerton, ia apending the holiday in Albany at the home of hia parents.

te- 7 May 1051-102 mi 1011 tive. 5 July 1001-99; 1001 981 100-1001 A Sept 991-1 98 Wi From Mt. Shasta Portland, Dec. 23. U.PJ Cash noted in Hazel Atlas Class, Johns-Manville, Libbey Owent Ford.

Norfolk 4 Western, Mathieson Alkali and U. S. Industrial Alcohol. Loew' spurted nearly 2 points. Thl issue hat been" strong since the premier 'of, "Gone with the Wind," Irt which it ha half Intcr-eit.

tfbw Jone preliminary closing stock averages: Industrial 149.85, im 31.58 UD .14: utility Mr. and Mr. Darrell Bray and daughter. Janetta and Jeane, of ML Shasta, are (pending the holidays in Albany visiting at the grain; Arrives Fran Portland Mr. and Mrs.

Gardner Ewing of Portland are to arrive in Albany thii evening to spend, the holidays with their parents and grandparent. Wheat: Soft white (hd. wh.app), a SJ 1 Bacfi i ttsnaasaM fi .84: W. whitf or W. Club, home of hit parents, Mr.

and Mrs. western red, hard hed win Harry Bray and her father, Frank Dooley and her brothers of the ter. hard while-Daan, no Doohy bothers' store. quote; Montana wheat origin east of Rockies: hard red spring, 1.05; hard red winter, .101 24.81 'off and 65 stocks 50.28 Matter Bread Large loaves Here From Montana I Mr. and' Mix W.

Richarda of Loma, are (pending the holiday in Albany visiting relative and friends. Ha 1 a brother of Mrs, Verle Miller. Oats: No. 238 lb. white, now 2 for 25c.

at your grocers. d23 up Stock sale approximated 000 shares compared with 340,000 Moves From Lebanon in the short, session a week ago.j Curb stock' (ale were 102,000. 28.50. Barley: No. 245 lb.

B. W. 26.50. Corn; No. 2 E.

Y. (hip, bulk, 27.50. Mr. and Mrs. Bleakney of Leb On her way back to Arizona State Hospital at Phoenix after 12 days of freedom, Winnie Judd sobs during a stop for auto repairs.

With her are a police matron and Sergeant James Stahl of Yuma. who captured the trunk murderess. anon have bought a restaurant share compared with 96,000 last Saturday," Visiting la Albany Mr. and Mn. Dow Simpson of The Dalles, former residents of on Second street in Aioany ana arrrlved here yesterday to take Albany, are spendng the holiday posseuion.

in Albany. She Is a daugnttr ox 70 Mr. and Mr. R. K.

Hartsock. FROM LEBANON Mr. and Mrs. G. L.

Alexander of Lebanon are spending the afternoon in Albany on business and. visiting friends. Te Visit In Portland made to treat 600 children, and that it was necessary for the Elks to fill an additional' 150 bags of candy. The children attend -d show this The Federal Savings St Loan as hum, vie; president; Lowell Mor-gan, secretary, and Leon B. Mora, treasurer.

Supt. E. Stultz gave a report i of the recent Red Cross roll call which was conducted under the of the C. C. and re- Mr.

and Mrs. J. A. Howard are Near Stalemate iluv'l rBtla4 rraa rum One) Master Bread large loaves now 1 for 25c at your grocers. d22-23 planning to spend Christmas day in Portland at the home of hit son, Frederick, and family.

sociation distributed 1000 pounds of candy and 50 cases of orangss Mother lova spanned the year to aid a daughter In distress when Mrs. Mary Goodenough found the girl she had given in adoption 23 years sgo and helped her win a divorce suit Mrs. Goodenough discovered her daughter, Mrs. Shirley Brlggs Dover, 26, living with her two children in a basement room in Detroit Reunited, daughter and grandchildren will live in St Louis. the heavy snow and extreme cold, ported that a total of $51 was which makes operations difficult turned over to the county head- The MOSCOW communique Claim-, nrtr fnoPlhM- with mnw ar- More CorvsJlla Miss Chlorl Alexander, daugh ter of Mr.

and Charles Alex Flowers make gift selection! easy. We deliver Sun. 6c Mon. un to equally eager children. All churches here will hold ander of near AlbanV who hat til noon, Romaine't Albany, riorai Christmas services tomorrow.

taught music In Albany for several ed that the Russian had scored 1 ticIe cithlng. important success on all fronts and Tne inB, poyment for the build-that the Red army never expected ing med tot meetingg was voted 19-23 Co. Phone. 737. Home From Hospital of California; the following years has moved her piano studio Mrs.

S. J. Brown returned to brothers, Crover Pomeroy of All business will be suspended Monday, Christmas day. to annihilate the Finns in from Albany to Corvalus and ha a warrant drawn for the same At Dirrett II is her home at 806 East Fifth street woocDurn, uscar or ueDanon, uene located her atudio at North Virginia Irish, Seattle, Wash. Friday, after having been in a 01 luamatn rails, and orange, a who Is attending Oregon State lightning attack.

Jibe at Western Powers Moscow reiterated that troops had broken through hospital at Eugene for the last half-brother, in Idaho; six grand- Twenty-first street. From Deveiw in the amount of $100, Members of th? fire department offered assistance to the club in helping redecorate or other labor they they may be able to do. The its the week. She had lust before that ra. Children.

College, and Patricia Parker, Eugene, were houseguests this week i P. E. Leverlch of tha Dover of Mitt Carol Dirrett. World Fails Learn Christ's Meaning ICaallaaral Fraat Paur One) turned from a visit In California. Mrs.

Brown will be able to receive friends during the week-end. I'firemen have been extended the neighborhood was a business vis itor in Albany Friday afternoon. Mannerheim line at several points, but explaining the failure to crash the line and jibing at the stalemate of the allies on the western front, stated that the Man Visits Hera- courtesy of. the use of the rooms Mrs. Elsie Davis of Roseburg, 1 for a meeting place.

Master Bread Large loaves was in Albnay yesterday visiting now 2 for 25c, at your grocers. d23 (CaatlMee frmm race Oae Christmas Business her mother-in-law, Mrs. Henrietta Davis of Seventh and Montgomery street. Mrs. Davis announced that Home from Holiday nerheim line is in no way infer-; iof to Germany'a west wall "against which Anglo French troops have been fumbling already From Beedsport Jim Davis, athletics coach of Reedsport high school, is spending the Christmas season in Albany.

He has won considerable distinction this season-ewlth hia team it ia said. -what little hope of establishing Margaret Banks, daughter of 1 ri her daughter-in-law It soon to be married to C. Hasmer of Eugene, for four months without making; InfffifnG VlOWll Rev. and Mrs. Alan Banks and her friends, Rosalee Cowper-Smith of MAY WE EXPRESS TO OUR MANY FRIENDS AND PATRONS Our Best Wishes For a MERRY CHRISTMAS and a HAPPY NEW YEAR M.

SENDERS Cx CO. Grain and Feed caused the wreck. The following wrecks had occurred in the past few weeks: Oct. 10 At the Berlin station of Southern Pacific Railway employe. KoHllnurd front I'axr Hurl Canada, have arrived from Seattle A counter-statement by the offi-! Mrs.

Davis plans to leave Albany to spend the holidaya at the Banks! cial Finlandia new agency said i wav fl)r davs and all of home. Both are students at North- Gesuridbrunnen; 22 killed, several Finland has checked the Russians DANCE TUMBLE INN Sat. Adm. 75c per car load. Good d22-23 tomorrow to spend Christmas in Eugene with her daughter-in-law.

Here Visiting- west Bible Institute. Alaire Banks, seriously injured. son of Rev. and Mrs. Banks has arrived from Pasadena, where Mary Worrell of Klamath Falls, he is attending the Southern California Bible arrived in Albany today to spend the schools have given programs appropriate to the season.

Today was enlivened by the entertainment of 750 children by the Elks lodge the largest number ever to be guests of the organization. Walter Kropp, exalted ruler, said today that preparations were on all fronts and has destroyed 250 Russian tanks. Air raids on Helsinki and Aabo and other Finnish cities, in which more than 300 Russian planes were estimated to have been employed, resulted in only minor damage and casualties, the Finns reported. The Finlandia statement covered the first 23 days the Christmas holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

H. From Pacific Grove No. 5 At Stuttgart; one killed; 10 injured. Nov. 13.

At Oppeln, upper Silesia; 43 killed; 60 injured. Nov. 19 At Berlin's Spandau station; 12 killed; 20 seriously hurt Nov. 27 Between Frankfort and Giessen; 11 killed; 5 seriously hurt. Dec.

13 At Hagen, Westfalia; 17 killed; 14 seriously hurt. J. W. Belter from Pacific Grove, Returned From California and Mrs. R.

M. Lance of Albany and their son and daunh-ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Lance, of Die Dever neighborhood returned Thursday from California where they had been on a bustnes and pleasure trip. Tbey viaited their daughter and sister In Sacramento and Mr.

Lance's bor-thers In Oakland and Santa Rosa. We have a hair cut for each was a brief visitor in Albany this morning on his way to Portland to visit relatives. tiiat "you can't change human nature." "If you believe you have indeed a gloomy outlook upon life's future," he warnsd. "Christmas belongs to the children, but it also belongs to men who are child-like," Dr. Baxter said distinguishing, however, between one who is child-like and one who is childish.

The child-like man is one who has retained the capacity to grow, to learn, and who is simply honest and sincere. Humility, also, was mentioned by the speaker as an essential attribute of the man who lives right. This does not mean, he said, weakness. "The meek man, on the other hand, is a strong man, who has himself under control," hs said. Dr.

Baxter concluded with the assertion that if he observes the day's true spirit "at Christmas a man closer to that which he ought to be." At the meeting it was announced by Harry Warner, who nad a report from Mrs. Jean Faeh, county health nurse, that at a previous meeting the club had contributed more than $15 toward purchase of Christmas gifts fcr Linn county persons undergoing treatment for tuberculosis. member of the family. Try us. Terminal Barber Shop.

d23 Engaged of, the war, ending last night. Much Goods Captured Action on the western front was t2y Found- bunch of keys. Owner Here at Dooleys Miss Estella Dorgan, Tillamook, Simpson Funeroi Is Held on Saturday may have same by calling at Democrat-Herald office, identifying and paying for ad. d23 Overnight film developing service. Hurley's Drug Store.

d22-26 confined to aerial reconnaissance and otherwise "there is nothing important to report," according to a French communique. Military informants said the French had sent out 180 airplanes in the last 24 hours. ia in Albany for the holidays with Mr. and Mrs. John F.

Doofey and family. Miss Dorgan and Mrs. Dooley are sisters. Lebanon, Dec. 23.

(Special) Mrs. Dora Bilyeu Elizabeth Millsap Simpson, who was bem 85 years ago on her parents' donation land claim 12 miles Dies Friday NiaJir In Paris, figures were published To Visit llei showing that allied ships since the Visiting In FortlandV- Mr. and Mrs. E. Jenks, ct the Tangent neighborhood are spending the Christmas season in Portland at the homo of their daughter and son-in-law, Mr.

and Mrs. A. D. Glldow. Margaret Stevens of San Fran Lebunon, Dec.

23 (Special)- "em in ra.n.em, rrencn Mrs. Dora Bilyeu, 74. died at her ,7. hnm. hrm inc iM Fnrai 21, and was buried from cisco; wat expected to arrive in Albany today from San Francisco to spend Christmas week-end with her mother, Mrs.

Vera Stevens. services are to be held at 1 o'clock Howe homf Tuesday afternoon in the Lebanon1 Jreno0" at 10:30 uclk- Elder A JUST A PLAIN OLD FASHIONED GREETING To One and All Our Sincere Wish For a Real Merry. ChristmaSi CUMMINSS TRANSFER i it a Baptist church with Rev. HW Crossley officiating. Interment is mon and Mrs- Huh Kirkpatrick Free Film Developing! Any size print 4c each.

One 5x7 enlargement be In the Odd Fellows ceme-1 was From Eureka Jerry Rex and Mr. and Mrs. Cox of Eureka, arrived in Albany yesterday to visit relative here. Mrs. Cox la a daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. 'Deo McCUiin. tery. The Howe funeral home is in aimpson, wnu alea charge. iin lalB' ln lne Masonic cemetery.

Mrs. Bilyeu was born March 16, one WBS lne oaugnier oi wuiam war started have captured 735,000 tons of merchandise consigned to Germany, including raw materials, food and oil: An indication of the internal effect of the. war in Germany, may be, contained in the steady succession of railroad wrecks. The latest wreck, in Karlsruhe, brought the number to eight in the last 10 weeks, with total casualties of 238 dead and 200 injured, Although the rail officials involved in the Karlsruhe wreck were arrested, there was no indication of, sabotage. The wreck were attributed to the general depreciation of rolling stock and scarcity of equipment, which war conditions have made impossible to remedy.

1865, the daughter of Mr. and an Mannaa Miusap wno crosses Mrs. Lyman Pomeroy, early resi- tne Palns by ox team from Batcs- free with each roll. Woodworth Drug, Kenneth, Cross, Mgr. d22-26 To Assist at Services Dr.

C. E. Coles left for Portland today to participate with Bishop Benjamin Dagwell of the Episcopal diocese of Oregon in Christian services at St Stevens' cathedral Sunday and Monday. ROAD BOARD SUES Suit has been filed in circuit court here by the state highway commission vs. Mary Goodwin et al seeking to condemn propsrty in Pipe's South Albany addition as asscrtedly needed as a highway Open Sundays for last minute shoppers.

Woodworth Drug Sture. d22-23 dents of Linn county. She was ArK-' in 1B54- lne Iamlly mr. rvirs. m.

u. mikinson married at the home of her in French r1 untl1 tncv ents, near Scio, on Murch 16, to Lebanon in 1902 and to Lee Bilyeu, who survives her. bought a business and home. Mrs. She became a member of the Bup-isimPson and her 8ister- Mrs- AU tist church at Providence early in I biew Pewthererr have continued From McMlnnville Violet Birchfield of McMinn- her lite, later transferring to the" lve ie nome xneir lamer Baptist Service club, the Tennessee bought on the corner of Grant and Neighborhood club and the Pris- Park streets, since their parents cilia club.

death. She was the second child i i I 1 In addition to he husband, she in the family. An older sister, Mrs. Federal Savings Dr. Shelton President Brownsville Chamber i 'Brownsville.

Dr. W. j. Shelton Mary Power, and Mrs. Pewtherer live in Lebanon.

Another sister, Mrs. Myrtle Keebraugh, is in Can- is survived by four daughters, Mrs. Nellie Pierce, and Mrs. Neva Neelcy of Oakland, Mrs. Leola was elected president, of the The engagemeni of Mary Averell Harriman to Dr.

Shirley Fisk, New York physician, was, announced recently. The prospective bride is the daughter of William Averell Harriman of New York, chairman of the board of the Union Pacific Railroad, and' a granddaughter of the late Ed- ward H. Harriman, famed financier and railroad pioneer. Vaughn and Mrs. Rita Ayers, of by and one surviving brother, Lacomb; five sisters.

MrsP Vertie Bert Millsap, lives in Boring. There Miller of Tuner, Mrs. Myrtle 'are several nieces and nephews. L- Brownsville Community Chamber of. Commerce at the regular meeting Monday night held in the new quarters on Pine avenue.

Other officers elected were Claude Gra- Crabtree of Lacomb, Mrs. Lula Mrs. Pewtherer is very IU at the Worlcy of Euaene, Mrs. Elva Dall- family home. man of Portland, Mrs.

Minnie Far-; its Hundreds of 14 Al)0X' Bussard Case Goes to Jury Late Today Arguments in the case of Ed Friends and Patrons JIM, SEZ- Ctlirlstmos Grcctinns Our Wishes or a Very Merry Christmas At this Christmas Time -the seventy-fourth since this pioneer store was established in Albany, we extend to all our friends and customers the Season's Greetings AND Best Wishes FOR THE New Year i A I I To Our Many Friend and Customers I We extend our Sincere Wishes for a Merry I Christmas and HAPfY KEW YEAR and ft igar Rutan. administrator of the 'estate of Mark Bussard vs. Mar-! i tin M. Busard, were completed in. circuit court late today and the i case wat submitted to the jury composed of Vivian Bilyeu, Seth' 1 G.

Jones, Gladys Holtoway, Albert Julian, Roy C. Fisher, J. D. Morse, Frank A. Lucas, Minnie O.

Chance, 1 E. J. Ekstrand, Hugh Rowley, Junius Peterman and Clinton Trex- ler: The plaintiff in this case is rep-isented by Skulason Skulason, i Portland, and the defendant by Marks McMahan. The next case scheduled for trial 'hsre is that of Viola Stretch, ad- mlnlstratrlx, vs. C.

W. Murphy, i which was added to the docket and I which is' scheduled for January 4. This will be followed by the lease of R. W. Tietge vs.

W. W. Harder," January 8. The case of Horn vs. Adelaide Romaine docketed for next Wednesday, has I been postponed.

1 INCREASED PROSPERITY IN 1940, We take this opportunity to thank our friends and customers May joy be theirs at all. MAIN CLOTHING CO 1 i V- 3 'A.