Albany Democrat-Herald from Albany, Oregon • 2

PAGE TWO ALBANV DEMOCRAT-HERALD, ALBANY, OREGON, TUESDAY, MAY 6, 1941. friends In Albany Monday after hit The Dani Goes Up and WaterJHroug WRITER OF FINE MUSIC Stocks. Mako Broad Gains Trading Expands Sharply; Wheat, Com Up from Philomath- Mr. and Mrs. Rex Clement of -to Previout Punte Philomath were shoppers and visi 1 tuist -mm i i tors In Albany yesterday after TOPS noon Musical by Lutherans best levels in more than a year.

The upturn In soy beans carried prices to highest point since December," 1939. Prof it-taking sales appeared on the advances, but offerings were readily absorbed. WheaLclosed at the top for the day and snowed net gains of 2's cents. Corn.was up oats up to rye up 1 to 1, and soy beans up 21'4 to 3. The musical program presented at the First Presbyterian church If mttWEATHEK REPORT rOrejon-PBrtly cloudy ionight and Wednesday, Wednes--dayybut frost or freezing temper-abtre in east portion tonight.

Mod-. crate southwest to west wind off cowrt. 'Maximum temperature locally 61 degrees. Minimum temperature last night 44 degrees. Rainfall .10 of an inch.

River 3.8 feet Sunday evening by the choral union of the Wolther Leagues of the Lutheran churches I Is reported as high class. A large FINAL STOCKS New York; May 6 PJ Stocks swung forward to gains running to more than 2 points: today in one of the broadest advances of the yean Oils, rails and steels led the rise. Many reached their best levels of the year, and. lphgej. Trading) ejepsnded sharply, with the price improvement.

Brokers attributed the sudden demand for stocks to a strengthened technical position, They con-, tended that the market already had discounted; most, off the adverse items which might come in the, near future. Dow Jones preliminary closing stock averages: industrial 117.10, up 1.26; calls 29,22 up 0.49; utility 17.77 up. Q.1Q; and stocks 40,28 lip 0.46. audience attended-despite the in 19 His memorial, a colony, for needy-artists. 21 Southeast 23, Lunchroonv J.

25 Forward. 2J Poem. I i 28 Strife. 30 Native melaJi 31 Gibbon. 33 Limb.

35 Being. 37 To 38 Ai of Teasoning. 40 Spore sacs.t 41 Revelation." i .43 Fodder pit. 44 Single thing. -46 Adult male, Roof ornament, 48 Stout.

i 49 Form of clemency of the weather. HORIZQ.NT.U. 4 Pictured, American musiciin. 13 Bronze. 14 Wave.

13 100 square meters. 16 Eagles. Muddy. 8 Scene 20 Yields 22 Bow. S3 Patchwork map.

24 Nautical instrument. 28 At this time. 29 Preposition, SO Ancient. 32 Land right. 34 Brutal.

38 Nothing more than. 37 Categories. 3 Dregs; 39 Pussy. 42 Over 43 Turf, 15 Any. For Painting, papurhanging and Chicago, May 6.

U.R Wheat range: Open HiRh Low Close' May 94H- 96 94' 96-4 July. 93 95 931's 94V95 93- 95 93 95- decoratlhe. Fred Hi Dickson Ph 677-L. 48 To drudge, SO Norse god. 52 Fragment.

53 Blackbird. 54 Greaser. 56 He was a 4ValuT)ler property" 5 Democrat' estate. 7 Disease. 8 Professed opinions.

1 a 1 On Official Buelness Portland, May e. (U Cash I grain: Basis No. 1 bulk-15 day. concert E. F.

Kelley, a railroad, official, arrived In Albany last evening on shipment: Soft white (JW. wh, app) 57 He was one of 9 Title. the greatest 10 To fluctuate. oniciai ousiness. 77'A; sofe'whit.

(hd. wh. no rex) American 77; soft white (hd. wh. no rex) Stock Sales approximated 11 Ireland, 12 List.

16 He had Here From Salem 000 shares, the third largest total red 79. 'il Pickpocket, Hard red winter ordinary 79. difficulties all 52 Spain VERTICAL 2DeHance. 3 To disappear. H.

A. Hex of Salem, a former residont of Albany, and members of the year, compared with 42Qr 000 yesterday. Curb stock sales note; his life. of his family were business callers Air Student to Oraduatei. V.

Lance, son of Mr. and R. M. Lance of Albany, is one of the 136 cadets scheduled to graduate from the. air corps advanced: flying school, at Stockton, Cat, on May 29.

There are eight men from Oregon. On graduation they will be commissioned as second lieutenants in the army air corps reserve-. f. Major Olvls Here Major, Chas, J. Olvls arrived home last evening from Ft.

Stevens where he stationed with the coast artillery. He will, return'to-day. He report! the bpyi lit the Albany company in fine health end eitjoylng themselves. Vrre From, Lebanon 'it S. Blackler of Lebanon traruj-acied business and visited among were 129,000 shares against 65,000 in Albany Monday.

in the previous session. Hard white-Baart 12 per cent 97. Montana wheat, origin east of Rockies, "trd red Spring 15- per cent 100, dark nor. spring 16 per cent 104. Hard red winter 14 per cent 96.

Oats: while bulk 27.00. Barley: No. 2-45 Bj. W. bulk 26.25.

Corn: No. 2 E. Y. ship bulk 32.25. FINAL GRAIN To Attend Store Opening-Mr.

and Mr- Price Sullivan ar Chicago, May 6. JJ! Wheat and rived in Albany this morning to attend the official opening of the soy bean iwures movea snarpiy higher to new seasonal peaks today. At the top wheat was at the new Sears, Roebuck store. Returni From Portland Clifford Walker, proprietor of the At a hearing held, yesterday only one objection was lodged. Disposal of the matter is expected tomorrow.

Walker Floral company, returned Coburg Man Dies In Auto Wreck last evening from Portland where 12 13 14 (3 16 17 8 10 II 12 I er TwwT7 36 I Jl i 'sr: pzji U-p" "'Iftt '46 55" sT" ii. i5F" 54" 1 iff jtfftjp, '-01 he had been for the day on busi nesa. HOSE PICKING (Cnntlnur Krom Pnm" flnr) district attorney that he and Hea- Salmon Egg Tpke DcloredGoodl Astoria, May 6. (U.R! Hugh, Mitchell, state director of fish culture, today said the spring Qnslneu Visitor W. S.

Hcnse, a farmer and dairyman living west of Tangent a few Still tlowing unrestrnined. the San Joaquin River issues from three temporary diversion conduits in the base of Friant Dam In California's San Joaquin Valley. The concrete spillway at right will be. part of the spill way. Oveihead are the steel towers of the construction left is swvice trestle.

cock were' hurled to the ground when the right hand door for unknown causes suddenly opened. He miles, was a business visitor in My be a Sign of Www toutrUUt It tank Ilk iwt kkit but it num Dial virlr, tr roundworm! ara atnrtlnv trouble tt- tha ctnkl Tiolut tu. Othar warning at. w4 acrrtiior WUs iw added that Heacock was driving, salmon egg take had been "good," with 50,000,000 Chinook eggs and Mothers and Daughters Albany Monday afternoon. Business Meeting Held DIVE FOR WALLET FATAL Bandon, May 6, (U.R A and was owner of the car.

The two were headed south after visiting iji Albany, Jamison said- 30,000,000 steelhead eggs already rJM Be Benqueted available. Mothers and daughters I lost wallet cost E. R. Osmundsun Of thefu, ricmilnrt- a-? itching Mitt. The regular business meeting of the directors of the Willamette Memorial park was held Monday evening to dispose of routine turienv.

Ulltt, nc sam, pi.uu- Rvanwliral hm-rh uill nrbodr, anywhera, ean "eatah raanaV ail It rou av nuprH your MU aaa tliam, tat Jayu'a Vtraofata rleM in) I ably would raise the Willamette be honored Wednesday night at on- 62 droned in the surf when river sufficiently to free thott-f, ba et t0 be rved in me S0.J he diVed after the billfold. -sands of Chinooks trapped in a Hfll of the rHlirrh stal.tine: Speed-Up For Heavy Bombers Planned leading' praiu-Jatary worm 'clua. HtUnUncally tajtad, ol mi PH orTr Mnturr. ence, was a business- visitor at the, the day on private business, iuw1! axpsla ttubbora arta From Independence Democrat-Herald oitice Monday pothole in the Willamette river, 6:30 0-clock Xlle banquet isj and their loss was not feared. sponsored and wil, be prepared wony ftra lhara.

If la lint a miy If Rev. pastor of. the Froin Shedd From Pis One) iv. Vamaad JtrM vnu(tT Trucks for Rent You Drive Adv, Presbyterian church of Independ- i and served by men of the Albright in the ffice o( executive management. i Pythlans to Meet- Wilbur, Elmer Thomas 500 a- Month Goal oiiL-uu was a uusi ness caller in Albany yesterday.

Laurel Lodger Knights of Pyth 2. Virtually completed dissolu- iinn fhn nnttnnnl rtofonca nrf- brotherhood. Rev. Philip Thomas, pastor of the Dallas Evangelical church, is to speak. Musical numbers and) entertainment features arei planned.

ias, will meet Wednesday evening at eight o'ejock. Dies Here Monday Wilbur Elmer Thomas, 40, died at his home at 1207 East Water street Monday, May 5, following fl'n nftnr-lr nt nnpumnnia Mo uruc Every Move yourself. Save half. Long or short hauls No red tape. No special license Graham's Texaco Service 1st and Baker Phone 745 From Newport- Ivisory commission by accepting L.

M. Land of Newport was tne resignation of Chester C. Davis among business visitors last' night -as na agricultural member. The in Albany. 23, 1900 at Comstock, Watoh'the WantAds for Buys Mi other Davis' division were transferred to Realtors Meet-Local realtors held round table discussion of problems of personal interest at their regular meeting held at the Albany hotel Monday noon.

The national code of the real estate association was read. Here From Portland the auriculture department. Sec- and had spent his life thene, 1 at Roseburg and Albany. Ho is survived by a Katherine Thomas, a student at1 B. L.

Smith and Jolm Scherb retary of Agriculture Claude kc AUURING AS Pilar-, Wm Wants from Portland were business visi- Wickard was instructed to create tors spending last night in Albany, an office for agricultural defense Father, Son Banquet Set There appeared little doubt that All lathers of DeMolays arefih- Mr. Roosevelt's order to step up vitcd to attend the father atitf son heavy bomber production under banquet to be held Wednesday a hard-boiled system of priorities night at 6:30 in the Masonic temple resulted directly from the data re- Happiness and Schilling Coffee go together. Delicious and completely satisfying, it's a flavor friend that always brings pleasure. District Convention Due i A district convention of -the Women's Benefit' association is to be held In Albany on May 8. A 6:30 dinner for the Is to be held at the Christian church.

O.S.C. He is also survived by -a brother, Royal L. Thomas of Mt. Angel, Wash. Funeral services are to be held from the Fisher funeral home Wednesday, May 7, beginning at 2 p.m.

with Rev. Or- vilie F. Mick officiating. Inter- ment will be made in the Willamette Memorial, park. 1 by Takenah chapter of the order, turnca mis country Dy rnota.

That program is reported to be It was announced today. for an eventual goal of 500 tjontb' era a month. z2 Meats Return From rortUnd Mayor O. Senders returned today from Portland where he had been on a business trip, over night. BOV THOUGHT, DROWNED Seaside, May 6, U.B Fishermen today 'dragged the' Necanicum river for the bodyof Web Edwards Here Webley Edwards, manager of a radio station' in Honolulu, Hawaii, who had been in New York op a business trip, arrived in Albany 1 je YOUR CHOICE DRIP 01 PERCOLATOR SUNDAY Produce Co.

Strike Is Felt Here Three truck driver? at Albany are affected by the strike of Pacific Fruit, St Produce company MAY 11 Schilling today to visit Mr. and E. Mason, parents of Mrs. Edwards. He will leave tonight or Barn Party Hold The Invincible Sunday school class of the Methodist church held a burn party last evening at the home of Mr, and Mrs.

Ivan Hadley, Ms. Hiidley beijjg their teacher. Blanche Carper was awarded the prize for the best Bruce Gaffncy, 7, believed ed on his birthday while fishing with a pole received as a present from his mother. His cap, jacket, 1 and the rod were found on a boat landing. wings or tomorrow for Portland where he employes in sympathy with Klam- THE MORNING MOTHER'S will sail Tor Honolulu.

ath- Falls and Bend employes, whose union contracts with the Meeting Postponed company are expiring. Unaffect- The H. D. W. club meeting has el are manager, Mel Morgan, beei postponed from Thursday to bookkeeper, Charles Royse.

Friday and will be held at thej Manager Morgan said today home of Mrs. Maude Ellsworth, th CaX Platlt nas on hand Sweet Home Visitors Ernie School and O. C. Drink-ard of Sweet Home arrived in Albany this morning to spend part of 1 The meeting was postponed due euougn siwnrs 101 uptiauuu iu to the W. B.

A. convention, Mrs. morrow, but it the strike is prolonged supplies are likely to be cut off entirely. Charles Troutman, club reporter, announced today. Court Studies Kolsey FENDER FUNERAL SET Funeral, services frr Solomon Simply Adore Smartly Styled HATS Straws, fancy flower and ribbon trims including larger head sizes, of course.

$2.98 to $4.98 fire District Pleo Wheeler Fender, who died at his 1 A 11 home in Albany May 5, will be' i held from the Fisher funeral home at p. in. Wednesday, May with Riv. Orville F. Mjck officiat a T'i DAY VYIti; "Kit- I 4 i 1 )h 1 XT 80 DUES 'PIA-NET rtth Members of the Linn county court 'yesterday took under advisement the- petition of nearly 90 occupants and owners of property within a proposed rural fire protection diMnct centering nt Halscy.

The proposed -district would encompass territory, between Shedd and the northern "boundary i of a similar district already establish-; ed with Humsburg as Us center. 9 I i. )- 1 j- ffa a' I ii OTHER ADORABLE Gifts For Mother Purses to $3.50 Gloves SI to $1.98 Scarh at 59c and $1 Collar-CufP Sets Hankies By Burmel 25c and 50c ing Interment will be' made in the memorial park. Mr, Fehder born at Sparta, No. i April 26, 1870.tand.hid been a resident of Oregon for the last 35 years, of which 18 years had been spent in Albany anu immediate He was married 1, 1900, at Fresno, Ur Blanche WiMier, who with the following children, him: Mrs.

Nor-1 ma Benedict and cleo Ander-' son of McMinnville, Mrs. Mariam Hough and Fender of Klamath Falls. Mrs. AVra Fitmau-rlce of Spokane, and Myron C. Fender of" Albany: six giandchildren; two.

brothers. S. Faider of Hamburg. Iowa, and W. A.

Fender of Springfield, S. and two sisters. Mrs. Chas. Halscy of and Mrs.

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