Albany Democrat-Herald from Albany, Oregon • 2

1.vraw'er-'sr i a m- Hi" AGt ALBANY PgMOOAT-HBKALP FHIDAT, APGtTWT tt, 1M1 Dcrfccr Waterloo Boasts Grange Hall At Sodaville Now Brief News Around Town Children's Ibina Chpl C0rciny New Street Ugh Vcrdcn Appcsls Fcr Here At Orcga Being. Remodeled Back to School EXTftA SPECIALS pare pim Ivauaf Circle t-ers and Merry Mixers, square- WATERLOO A street light shone in Waterloo Tuesday night over the removal of th. old sul To Ga Ibid Sunday for the first time in the history tan. SOrMVHXl-Tho Crowfoot grange hall, which th organization is now in the process of dancing groups, are to enjoy an evening of square dancing at Colorado lake Saturday, beginning at S.JO. of this community.

Ha was described as a ts French colonial domina Services wtll he held on th campus of the Oilldren. Farm told the board frankly that he The new Installation is located at the corner of Seventh and Gross streets. Another light will remodeling and modernizing, is part of the history of Sodaville had not vet been able to pui tion." Azttericains Stay lad eon home near Comllis at 3:30 pm. 'ATTENTION ALBANY fUBSCWBEES you do not receive your paper by carrier before a o'clock each evening please call the Democrat-Herald office, phone 2480, and a paper will be delivered to you. No aettvery after 1 pja, ATTENTION LEBANON BtMCsUBEU If you do not receive your DSDer br carrier before "If in pain from Arthritis or snd old Mineral Springs college, whose former students held a be placed soon st Second and Sinus writs for free Information Sunday when tb new chapel will he formally tuned ever to Arab nationalist leaders a stop to this practice.

Talking about conditions found when he took ores Gross. With a third slated for about relief claimed by hundreds reunion hero the last Sunday of fcr th Oak Lorette Skirts the board of trustees and tb an intersection of Gross and an caught off guard by French action in deposing Sultan Sidl Mohammed Ben Toussef quickly July. .1 of visitors to Enterprise Uranium Mine, Boulder. Montana. Write as yet undetermined street cornentona of the structure will be laid, C.

L. 8Urr, president of warden, Gladden said he was amazed to find that convicts con-tmiiNi th leather industry at For eight yean it served as tween Second and Seventh. Frank HaskelL 761 Vista, recovered from the surprise the board, annauiiced today. The city council provided funds move and sent out orders to his th orison. He said: for the lights at a recent meet followers to fight.

"The convicts purchased the o'clock, caO D. Simons, phono The chapel, only recently completed, is of Gothic architecture, hai an auditorium aeatinf capac- fide Deaeers te Meet -The Ma. Gen. David W. Hutchin Tamnd Grey a dormitory tor us couege, standing on the level below, and west of the college building.

The location is now part of the grounds of the Sodaville school This dormitory, built in 1898, was the home of th. president of the college, J. Geddes, Mrs. ing. Members of the council are James Plymell, W.

W. Ashlock, Clarence Winningham, Lee Dob-son, Sue Lidstrom and Chester Hy of 250, and claasrooma for son, eonunander ox American units Morocco, ordered all military personnel 'and their leather, then distributed, pernaps at a price, to other convicts, who used it to manufacturs leather novelties. It was a fine business for them. Crackerneck Promenaders square dance dub will hold their regular dance meeting at Scio Saturday' night Square dancers lot mem Sunday school. A parlor wm 7851.

493 Park street ATTENTION SWEET B0BXB StmSCXIBEBS If you do not receive your Orion Sweaters provide place for board meet' Pearson. families at five hug. bomber bers of the Promenaders club also togs, reception or social gatherings for children oa the farm at bases and other installations to Ha added with irony: -way, DaDer br carrier pazoro art invited to attend. remain under shelter. last Christmas the convicts stole 20 Candidates for o'clock, call John Klein, phono Geddes and their three children, perhaps six teachers and 10 or more students, Mrs.

Geddes was cook ss well as teacher of the well ai adults, Starr said. Principal speaker for the ser- Gen. Augustin Guillaume, resi II turkeys." Will give to good homes I rices wiU be Slgfrid B. Unander, He said: "And that was the reason we housebroken screw tail 1 week dent-general of this French protectorate, yesterday removed the 44-yter-old Sidi Mohammed Ben U-0 Presidency Orefon state treasurer. Presentation of the building old Uttans.

1178 W. 1 1th after 9:30 p.m. Phone 1228 Kafer Outlet fcr Reduced Coots Shorties and Regular Length Vi Prico had so much trouble in the prison. Turnover of prison personnel has been heavy." But he said ha Toussef to "ensure An wfll be mads by Donald W. Ed To Considered elementary grades, and most of the young women residents earned their board by helping; with tb.

housework. It was the policy of the board of trustees that no student, however poor, was turned away. Any hour later th. deposed sultan was driven to the, airport with Mint Oil Closed nundson, Portland architect; H. L.

Shields, Eugene contractor; and Harry C. Seymour, chair EUGENE CJJ9 Chancellor hoped that once things are straightened out in the prison, auards will be more bis two soni and put aboard a la Fartlaad est Baoiarea Don If bell, appliance repair nan, made a trip to Portland on business Tuesday. Charles D. Byrne said today the plans that took them to the iso man of the buildings and grounds board of deans and faculty ad rind of produce that could be lated Mediterranean island of committee), -v mint, until this year, when acre with their jobs and stay there. He said: visory council of the University used on the dormitory table wu Corsica, birthplace of Napolson.

i Acceptance of the chapel will age was held down, hoping stall the drop in price. have checked up and find accepted In. payment of tuition of Oregon were prepared to review credentials of some 20 can that we are paying our guards Brawl Boy Born Mr. and Mrs. Don Brown of Albany are the parents of a 7-pound 13-cunce boy bora yesterday at the be by Starr, Mrs.

Trod J. Tooze, president of the Oregon Woman's Christian Temperance Un According to the VS. depart' didates for the institution's pres or board. It is said that the student who had spending money a wage comparable to that paid idency. ment of agriculture, the Pacific coast crop of peppermint oil this in other prisons and it Is like Arrested After Ccr Crash The state board of higher edu ion, and Andrew J.

Vindenrort, a former Children's Farm home Albany General hospital. ANKLETS T'-SHIRTS BLOUSES PLUS THESI FAMOUS NAMES wise comparable to the Wages paid guards in federal prisons." cation was expected to arrange year is expected to be about 19 per cent smaller than last year, early in September interviews in his pocket was an exception. When the college dosed its doors, the grange, organized first as the Sodaville grange, bought th. dormitory and moved it to its present location where it has Wanted: Experienced waitress Gladden told the emergency but this decrease is almost en. and janitor.

Jim Christies Fine for candidates rated highest in evaluations by. the two faculty Involved in a traffic accident with an auto allegedly stolen board that work on the new segregation building, now 4 being Food. Adv, tirely offset by prospects for larger crops of peppermint and CAA Culbcb Orqc.i Criticized SALEM UJ9 The Oregon handled by a private contractor, been used by the grang. ever groups. The Oregonlan to Portland re from Willamette, Ore, a 19-year-old Oregon City youth was ar Grand Prairie Clab to Picnic spearmint in the midwest Total domestic production on mint a progressing welL He said Its since.

It was th. summer of The Grand Prairie Garden club Pendleton rested by stats police officers Ned oil, both this year and last, completion will solve jomo of the trouble problems at tha pris ported that Dean Victor P. Morns of the UO school of business administration and Dean Orlando Crippen and Gent Richardson 1905 that they put rollers under It and hauled it with horses serosa country by the most direct will hold a picnic Sunday at 1:30 p. m. at Eleanor park.

Those who estimated by the crop reporting yesterday afternoon near Jackets Skirts Slacks service at about 2.3 million on, because persistent troublemakers then be separated J. Hollis of the law school were Brownsville. SUte Board of Aeronautics criti cized the Civil Aeronautics Ad' pounds. plan to attend are requested to bring a hot and cold dish and their own table service. among thow under consideration.

I oU)tr priton(rf. can route. The college building was purchased by the school district and used for the Sodaville school ministration yesterday for what Dr. R. E.

Kleinsorge, Sllverton, The state board of control re Retora to Wuhiraxiaa, D. Jantxen board president, aaid earlier this week the board will probably one member termed "false economy" moves, in closing Oregon Mrs. dwin J. Anderson and for 40 years. The present three- quested an allocation from the fffneraencv fund of 1138.039 for Vacation at Beach Mrs.

children, David and Barbara, Police said Earl William Harris, 19, crashed the car into tha rear of an auto driven by George V. Barber, Sweet Home, early yesterday afternoon about a half mile west of Sweet Home on US highway 20. Harris was appre room building has been in use Sweaters Skirts activities. nsmt an acting president to ad minister the institution until i from Washington, D. who for four years.

23 new guards and $7870 for general operating and mainten Rachel Fry and daughters, Mary-Myrta and Rosalind, and little Timmy Fry are spending Dr. W. M. Peare, board member from La Grande, said at the regular weekly meeting successor to Dr. H.

K. Newburn have been visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. L.

Burck, have White Stag csn be appointed. a week's vacation at the "Big ance expenses. Members or the board deferred action on this snd other matters until hearing all hended at 3:15 p.m. near Browns of the hoard that Oregon has Newburn resigned the presi Stump" beach near Waldport returned to their home. They will stop in Illinois to visit Mrs.

An Charles Cusick Rites Saturday Sportswear ville, dency this summer to enter edu "borne the brunt of false econ omy moves by the CAA." derson's sister, Lois, now Mrs. Barber's car, pushed suddenly. Here From Lea Angeles Miss cajjonal television and radio work in Ana Arbor, Mich. His resig John Detweiler, and family. es Maren and Gail Ann Rosen Graveside rites for Charles Cu He referred to closure of the airport traffio control tower at Belle Shormeer- forward by the impact, hit a truck.

The cars were extensively damaged, but damage to the truck Guests Front Pnyallnp Mr. zweig Of Los Angeles, who are spending the summer with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Phoenix Salem and the planned closure October II of the communica nation is effective Oct. Held for sick, 84, former resident of Albany, who died in Portland Wednesday after a long illness, will was negligible.

Columbus Club Sets Fund Event LEBANON (Special) An and Mrs. Sam Dalesky Sr. The auto driven by Harris was tions station at La Grande. "This Dalesky, 1330 South Jackson Fine Hosiery 1S30 South Jackson street had as guests Thursday and Friday registered to Donald E. McCalLl street, went to Portland Wednes was done in the guise of economy," Dr.

Peare said, "but the Willamette, police revealed. his brother and sister-in-law, Mr, nual Lebanon fund day sponsored day to spend a few days with their uncle and aunt, Mr. and The Oregon City youth was be held at the Masonic cemetery, Albany, 'at 10:30 a.m. Saturday, Aug. 22.

The ceremony will be directed by St. John's lodge No. 17, with L. L. Swan officiating.

and Mrs. Joe Dalesky of Puyal Bonnie Doon by the Lebanon Columbus club will be held Sunday afternoon taken to Linn county jail after SAN RAFAEL, Calif. UJ9 lup, Wash. With them was Jerry Mrs. Ronald Whitworth, Their Anklets his arrest Clackamas county au Williams, 15-year-old Puyallup and evening on the lawn of St' grandmother will accompany Raymond Hodge, 37-year-old ex-convict, waa charged with first degree murder today in the youngster making his first trip them next week on their return thorities returned him to Oregon City this afternoon to face the Bearers will be Ed Dirrett, into Oregon.

home to Los Angeles. Rufus Russell, J. K. Weatherford Van Raalto auto theft charge. death of Roy V.

Kappbahn, whose hacked and beaten body was Jr, Fred Forrter, Ray Tomlin- In Portland Thursday Mrs. R. Edward's Catholic church here. Activity will begin at 1 pjn. and last until 9 p.m.

at the booths which will include such things ar horseshoe pitching, bingo, pony rides and similar attractions. Dinner will be served by son, A. E. Kriever. Lingerie fact 1 that the personnel and safety sections of the CAA budget were cut less than one per ant," He said congressional committeemen bad directed that the reduction be made in the higher echelons, not in the field, The board called for a "thorough investigation" of the CAA by proper authorities of congress and by aviation officials "to the end of maintaining all' safety measures and services and extending same." 1 found on ML Tamalpais last June.

Mr. Cusick was a member of W. Tripp and Mrs. Russell Tripp were Portland visitors Thursday. Farm District Attorney William O.

Daily Quotations On the Market Welsslch said Hodges would, be brought today from San Quentln Ship 'n Shore Visiting Mother Here Harry Eccncmy Cited women of the church from 1 p.m. Adams, former Albany resident, the Masonic order for 57 years. In that time he waa very active in the organization, belonging to lodges in Salem, Jefferson, Albany and Cloverdale and holding high posts in these. In Albany he held official positions in Bay- LOCAL MAeKSTS until 7. prison, where he is being held, to municipal court to enter a plea to the charge.

J' 1 is visiting his mother, Mrs. D. CORVALLIS J.R American! At I o'clock seven major SFollowlas prleM wra anoM liy by local sradaa aa aacktas aoam B. Adams. 1700 East Seventh, farmers face a difficult "transi Hodges was implicated in the tion period" from unprecedented aotiMJ awards will be mads including a 1000-pound steer, a television set, rifle, clock radio, mixer, cof fa th Guys wartime demands for farm prod la From Harrisburg Mrs.

Os crime Monday by his alleged accomplice, Duano Albert Hall, 40, who himself confessed to the kill ucts to an economy of surpluses, sie Topley, former Albany resi fee maker and sleeping bag. ley lodge and Temple FT com-mandery. He was a trustee of th. Albany Masonic cemetery from 1910 to 1923, during which SSc P. Heisig of the federal Bu MEWS CHIEF DIES DENVER U.RV-Brt Andrews, 52, chief of the Washington bureau of the New York Herald Tribune and a member of the dent, was in town Friday from irVS MULTtY outon, 4 lot.

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Colon fowl reau of Agricultural Economics ing, but claimed it was Hodge's idea. her home in Harrisburg. Pajamas -Sic 31 said here yesterdsy. The twe men have been held aw Heisig, speaking before the MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED Wr ir "rest in St Joseph's hospital here time its endowment fund grew from $12,500 to $24,000. In 1948 he was presented with the 50-year jewel, after a half century lSe LSfeora fowl Reg.

$3.95 Marriage licenses were issued President Heads For Trout Stream DENVER U. President El .14 BUS Medford, June 19, 14 Old root American Farm Economic association, said the next five to 10 years may present more problems to farmers than any of the died at early today. He had been taken to the hospital Wednesday after suffering a heart attack. Kapphahn, a Salinas cement in the order. Thursday by the Linn county clerk to George Loyal Schlegel, 23.

740 W. 19th avenue, and Briefs sees Lore. sn A decades after that The first ma senhower was scheduled to leave finisher, was found with his head crushed, throat slashed and several stab wounds in his chest June 14. A group of picknlckers Madtua. and A Louise Marlene Feller, 22, Tur 65c Small, srda A Grand Pots Team to Vi in Mill City Meet ner; John Joseph Jantzi, 21 7 -Sic Keg.

to $1.10 jor challenge that must be faced, he said, is development of ef- ft. today for Pine, in the mountains for a day of trout Ranch-ran. lars. Irh Shedd, and Erma May Kauflman, fecitve markets as war-torn I stream outing sandwiched into GRANTS PASS (U.rV-Grants 20, 1257 Calapooia street; Mar MILK countries restore their own farm a week of solemn, foreign de Sweat Shirts Whol aaUk. sec for lb.

battarfert via L. Reese, 22, Lebanon, and Pass strong Softball team, led by pitcher Vera Collins, headed production. tWtctivo July la-W Lavonne Irene Bjornsen, 27, velopments, a flying trip to New York and weighty meetings with Heavy Weight Lebanon; Gerald Wesley Thorn, irVBSTOCK Heisig suggested diversion of crop lands to meeting higher for the state tournament at Mill City today. top administration leaders. 21, Scio, and Barbara Ann Say Good and thako catUo S1S.S0-S1.6T Reg.

12.50 The president was to leave Commarei! catUa J10 30-lf 00 lor, 19, 1306 E. Second avenue Collins pitched a no-hitter at discovered the body on a lonely Marin county road. Welsslch aaid HaU told him Hodge suggested they kill Kapphahn for the $295 he had with him June 3. The three men were in Vallejo and planning a trip east together. Hall said Kapphahn fell asleep in the back of his car and Hodges drove to Mt, Tamalpais where he and Hall bludgeoned and slashed the man to death.

UttUly eatn SS.SS-1S.00 present demands for livestock. He said Increased efficiency in production must be explored to Denver this morning for the Swan and Milton David Hostetler, 22, Caanar atttla I5.8O-S.S0 Harrisburg, and Arz ales -Mae ShaU eatu SS.OS down Hereford ranch operated by his friend, Bal Swan of Denver, lower costs. Cammaretal bulla Kropf, 21, Halsey. Klamath Falls Wednesday night ar Grants Pass downed Lakeview 3-0 for the right to enter the meet Grants Pass meets Corval-lis in its first game. J13.00-13 00 ts.oo-s.so Utility bulla Colors, Jt Colored "1" Shirts rear Pine.

Returns Tomorrow Camar bulla Good and enoic eahraa Final Markets 8U.00-15.0O aiA ofL-ia an Previously the president had Among other teams entered are Caaunaralal calvas T. W. Schultz, economist from the University of Chicago, told the association that the vast western interior fthe United States "appears to fall into the category of slow economic planned to take a fishing trip to Utility talTM Salem, Bend, Hermiston and Mill ST.0S down CuU cahraa 98c Aksel Nielsen's ranch near Fra- City. STOCKS Reg, $1.50 815.S0-811.5O MIIIIIS. ser, but had to postpone NEW YORK by Oaod and ahalea vaal Coasmarcitl yaal Hon Sowi it yesterday because of state bus S1T.7S-S1.TS railroads aad special issues, Brownsville Motorist growth.

The region must have iness. stocks ros. moderately today in Day's Kam-suede Pants slow dealings. aces Drunk Charge August Bert Toedtemeir, 44, All departments joined in the Mr. Eisenhower had only one appointment on his calendar for today, besides that with the mountain trout He was to meet production, including the supporting investments, directed to other activities besides agriculture and mining if it is to in modest upswing.

A number of Brownsville, charged with drunk- 5 sfA favorable corporate developments driving, was to be arraigned NEW MAM SCHOOl Starting in Corvallit For women and men, 17 years old and older, with at least two years of high school. For Further Inforatatloa Write: DORIS PECK P.O. Box III, Corvallk, Ore. Swimmtr, 14, Drowns McMINNVILLE Daniel Roy McKinney, 14, Rdute 2, McMinnvllle, drowned yesterday afternoon while swimming in Rainbow lake 12 miles northwest here, Yamhill county Coroner Glen Macy said today. The body was recovered about 8:23 p.m.

by members of the McMinnvllle volunteer fire department. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel R. McKinney.

Survivors also include seven brothers and two sister. Reg. $7.95 afeVWpr. with Dr. Gabriel Hauge, admin crease its share of the national bolstered the market consider this afternoon before District iitrstive assistant and White product, be said.

ably. Judge Wendell Tompkins. 6 Pair Only Sizes 31-32-33 House specialist on foreign and Despite the display of strength, Toedtemeir was arrested last SOSTLAND LIVSSTOCK Sy Ualtad Prau Hos sricaa went up aula aa tha Portland Hrtatoek market tbi week. Cattl far week SSSO; nurket atn; fed steara and kalfar atraat to Sot hisberi sran ateera cloaed weak. 81.00 ar more lower: cow fully 81.00 bifber.

bulla SI and nor lower; choice fed ateera SS4.tS.S4.So: seed UW iteori few load food frata ateera S1S-Sl: eemmerrlal ateera S14.90-1S.SO; cut-tormtUlty 810-15; goad belter SIS-SI: oommerclal 913 eanner-eutter owa 50-10; utiUty Sia.S0-U.90i yens cow, 81111.50; conunercUl 81H3J5; commercial bull 814 90-15; add bead domestic economic affairs. dealings were at a snail's pace. night by state police officers ss The Automobile Club of New York advises at least one car length for every 10 miles an hour In the carriers, Denver fc Rio The president is expected back in Denver tomorrow for a conference with his foreign econom Grande issues, both the common he drove across the Ellsworth street bridge into Albany, police reports revealed. PLUS THESE -FAMOUS NAsV.ES of speed. and preferred, posted a gain of more than 2 points.

Illinois Cen ic administrator Harold E. Star sen. Silent oa Bomb tra, turned active and higher on OUTLOOK IN FEET Pendleton itr dividend news. BOSTON U.B The sale of SIS early; eattermtlllty lata 818 50-1J. Statements huktes mm co.

The president's activities yesterday were reminiscent of Zenith Radio responded to Calra far weak S9S: nurket anon. Shirts Jackets Robes sharply higher earnings. Flof' shoes will be up 20 per cent by I960 due to tha booming birthrate and increasing life span, the those he conducted in Washing yealara ateady to I SO lower: heavy ealee lower la very dressy trade: food -choice eeaier 8 10-It; few to S30 ence Stove cracked more than a ton before coming here for an Tkere'a mm oieotitane far area at eerric. point on a dividend omission. The dog days ore here of AMES and yrlme to SSI early: good choice i extended vacation.

With the Towne ft King New. England Shoe Jr. Leather association predicted. ZU Ellsworth PboneS74-l In the main industrial group, beayy aalrao Sll.50-1 late, raw early te cloud of Russia's announcement SIS; cuUi dowa to SS and under. automotive ahares held ateady.

Sweaters 1 Hon for week loaot Market attire. that it had successfully exploded a hydrogen bomb hanging over Steel shares held within a nar moetly 81.00 alerter, tome (owe as aaere: row range. him, he held a aeries of meet- choice lao-SSS lb. butcher early and aa te SM lata; bearlar and Volatile Superior Oil of Cali Day's inga with farm and ranch dele U1i tor welsht 439 50-M 50; choice 30. fornia registered one of the wid gations from the eight Southwest.

sse lb. aawi HI U.ao. few to 834 lata. College Cords est changes, At one time it was Mors) Barking Bargains at Howling Low Pricti That Ara Woggrng at You Snoop far week 3900: nurket S1.80. era drought states, Colorado Re up points to (30.

1.50 lawer. feeder and yearUns 90c publican leadeat, an Illinois con eft, owe etronseri food -choice eprlu Utilities rose a few cents as Umbo late SISIT. early te SIT 90 whea gressmah and Mrs. Oveta Culp Hobby, secretary of health, wel choice aad prune mad SIS with few Esquire and Phoenix measured by the averages. Chem icals tacked on email fains.

811 SO. teed-ebotco fwedera food fare and education. AFRICAN VIOLET PLAN. TEBS. II inches long, 4H-in.

deep. Reg. $3.93 now a aeedy $2.99. Dow-Jones final stock ave When is a WHEEL-BAR-ROW not a wheel-barrow? When it's a barbeque. Famous make combination, Reg.

$20.90. Now $17.39. choice ahora yoarllsn 81 90-15; good- ehoteo aUayhter owe S3 CARD OF THANKS Sox rages: 30 industrials 271.93, up 0.20; 20 railroads 102.78, up 0.12; YOUR COMPLETE OFFICE SCHOOL SUPPLY STORE! STUDENTS: Register at our stort ond set the $24.15 Sheaf fer Pen Set we will give to a lucky student 29. Words will not express our FOBTLANO OAKY Sy United Proa 3-pc set soft PLASTIC BABY DISHES. They were $2.25.

Marked down to a mite-aixed $1.49. deep appreciation for the ous acta of kindness shown to us 11 Ilea were mwhaaaed an the Pert- Van Heusen Odd pieces STUDIO These are very odd indeed. All marked Price. 15 utilities 50.79, up 0.15, and 65 stocks 108.20, up 0.14. Sales today totaled to 850,000 shares, compared with 880,00 lead wheieaUe dairy marhet today.

butter Tt retailer: AA srade prime. Shirts Tie carton TV; A print. Tie; ear- shares yesterday. ton tsk a print, sac. isa Te retailer: Grade AA lane These look like copper but they are PLASTIC MOLDS.

The price ia a fooler too. Reg. 95c, now (9c This HUNGARIAN ART WARE is strictly from hun-ger-y. All you want ia now li Price. i T4e doaea; A Urge.

oa-TOci AA audlum, Jantzen CHICAGO J.r-Soybeans and by our many friends in our recent bereavement Since it is impossible to tell each of you individually, we are taking this means of reaching this thoughtfulness will always be fondly remembered. Wesley B. Price and Family. rt-OSc: A BMdiuaa. 0-c; A aaaaUa, 41- 43, Carte Sa additional.

Sweaters nearby corn contracts were fully steady to firm on the board of trade today while other grains roariANO moouci ay United Prom rtee wore meetly ateady produeo Buckskein Joe were erratic although in late dealings most futures steadied. AMES HARDWARE and HOUSEWARES market trading today: beat SS tun On the close, wheat ruled un Shirts and Jackets Doedall-Poils, Stationers changed to IV cents a bushel higher; corn unchsnged to 2 cents GUNS AMMUNITION FISHING SUPPLIES Whitoktr's Hardwort We Give Green Stamps 114 8. Mala Phone 12I1-R "Your Complete School Supply Store" Of Freewater tomatoee aeld to wbole-mlar at awetly S3 5 with Bid-Cetua-baa Bate of 17-18 pawn da at meetly Sl.at-tJS: lettaee waa around a erata: meaago aeld at meetly S3SS a ant for anall hood with Urge at SS-TS-3 or below; 38 lb. mss peache aeM at the Seat SMo 1-mert' nurket at as. 210 vt est 1st Ave.

PhoM 233 Otc Friday Night Tin Nine-Free Delivery higher; oats unchanged to cent higher; rye Hi to 2 cents lower; soybeans 2 to Jty cents tamasibta "Opposite EsmlltocV rbaoa 111 II higher..