)
4i
OfTEE OH
o.i I BUSY
tf&us Held With View Jo
fishing Bill for U. S. 7
. Congress Soon.'
,- -.- - -. - -, . - .
f fifiINQTOK, Mar. SI
'-mzal that in Utile more than
two V the k" of the garel
win the new congress Into
fcjlil session for Consideration
rtmW31y of farm relief leglsla
TSoa. the agriculture committees
tt tie home ' and senate today
Xrewnffl upon tor devUtlon from
lCBjecr before them.
$orsing separately '-on the
iiestloii. the - committees nrged
.Oik tieUltjin t( confine, their
rmars to' proposals likely to be
rerered by the prospectire farm
leisures. The germane subjects
generally were recognised as a
faerjl farm board,' commodity
rkVkeTpe .councils,' stabilization
ag'thcSes to, control .surplas crops,
and means of regulating produc
tion. ' 'i-'i,.'? 'v t;.y
Acrimony Lacking -
Wipe there was considerable
41esUtoiing by committee mem.
ber. et those presenting their
' rfeir?. nd an occasional Joenlar
rfprfrtre to the equalisation fee
provision to the twice vetoed Me-
TTaryJIairghen bill, the sessions
lacked, the heated discussions of
pr-eVption days when much was
tkl& about what Tfttr9 wH going
. The senate eomnUee was told
1it S.J. Cottlngton. president of
'
Concluding
: '
Die Owwning Sin of the Age" A truly great lecture on Sex
problems, delivered in many cities in the United-States and
' Canada. Children under 14 not admitted,
fftnday, 3:0O p. m.: MHow Will the Dead be Raised?" A
, taost cheertntfcsster Address. .
Iay, 7:30 p. .: "Signs of the Approaching End of the
- jLser No subject is of greater interest to the general pub
lic than this. -Tour last chance to heir, this noted evange
list, Bible expositor and Author.
Easter Music Orchestral Accompaniment.
fcVANGELISTIC TABERNACLE, Cor. 13th and Ferry Streets.
EARLE V. JEXXISOX, Pastor.
KmiW shayiagwjr i ttad
U tertnie. Try tfcfewe.
Vr razor today! Asrtoaatic
sAivctrDps, shaves and cleans
w&Zut rcsOTisUade!...
IhLes each raasw streU fset,
shel; root as m tmommlmim
"pS. Shaves ,lsst he
tinyrl Try it.
1 -
EASY inexpensive to re
finish furniture, floors, wood-
work in cheering color hy use
bf fast-drying ;
"aa- " - - eSaa-
1
ricauer that "drisa
. thkt even hot water can't harm tcuh
r ? t3amel :for any us8! . Call at ;tlxi3 store.
Xvr I!rdvro ctPot Stcro "
the Farmers Grain Dealers asso
ciation, that permanent relief for
the farmer mast be obtained by
the proposed farm board regulat
ing production. He said he was
opposed to an equalization fee. --..
Connell Gives Views 4
The house committee listened
to- G. T. Connell, secretary of the
Minnesota Wheat Growers asso
ciation and William H. Marshall,
Fort Lauderdale, Fla, discuss the
relations of eooperattre market
ing associations with stabilization
corporations and a federal farm
board. - ..."
Connell suggested establishment
of a marketing system along the
lines of the Canadian wheat pool
to handle wheat in the United
States. This system would be aid
ed by a stabilization corporation
and' state eooperatlYe marketing
agencies working under the direc
tion and with, the assistance of a
federal farm board. '
Tefcetablek, Fruits Talked
: The Florida witness went into
the intricacies of marketing per
ishable products. He proposed that
rege tables and fruits be concen
trated at startegic shipping points
and distributed in mixed carload
lots to dealers in towns tod small
to use full ears of one product.
In this, he pro peer 1 that the farm
board should cooperate with the
state cooperatives . In financing
icelng and other facilities.
' Another witness. Anson Mars
ton, of Ames, Iowa, president of
the Association of Federal Land
Grant colleges, urged the house
committee to. provide for federal
corporations to carrying forward
research work" to discover new
uses for waste farm products.
Marston pointed to the process for
making paper from corn stalk
pulp as an example of the ends
that such research would accom
plish. . -, -
Bible Addresses
. 'By Svangellst- A. E. Stoemagel
Tonight, 7;45: "The Crowning Day That
is Coming'- A fascinating Message on
, . - .
a most practical subject. '
M M . W ' . LLCt f V -
we y V& ll I
in notimsP Vdrnhh:
rail
swam
Two Spanish Aviators Given
i Rousing Welcome When
They Reach Goal
RIO Dlt JANIKRO, MarVlt
t lv rantstna Jlminez and Ir-
leslas ibis afternoon reached the
goal, toward which they : neaaea
rhsri-. nlnn when ther tOO-T Off
from Senile. Spain, last Sunday
and received as tumultous n wei
Mnt if ther had not been
forced by shortage of gasoline to
come down at jsania, sve muea
north of their objective. '
Foift,' Brazilian airplanes took
off from Campa Dos Aff oneos at
1:15 this arternoon ana neaaea
nnrttivird to hire the SnaniSh
aviators escort to . the Brazilian
capital. More than S,0o persons
hail tra-nlAil the 18 miles OUt tO
the field in automobiles and trains.
1 At 4:30 the Spanish auptane,
Jesua Del Gran Poder. was sighted
coming through the entrance to
the famous harbor at the head of
a wedge formation formed by the
Rracilian nlanes. The crowd broke
tn to prolonged cheers as the planes
appeared trom me grey cionas
Just outside the harbor.' They
swung oYar the city and then
landed at 4:45. ,
The Spaniards left Bahla at 8:
10 m. and maintained an ave
rage speed of 10t miles an hour.
Thew have now flown "about 4.800
miles in two - hops since leaving
RAvilla. -- '
SPANISH CHAMPION
Mateo Osa. brother of Marcal
ino Osa, of Burns, has won his
way to the lightweight boxing
championship of Spain, according
to word received at Burns.
Salem Markets
rtMk mtta
(vTwbpIbMbsJi)
aspSM, z. mnm a
Ontom itosc BooS Btvw
Tallow NawtMTBa
Fun Rouimm ....
-1.00
-ISO
.3.60
-1.3S
-1.65
-J.H
01
Choice Romans
WiaoMps. oztra timer
Wiaossps, choteo .,
Chaica ttolieioas .
' Comb. IUeios
Baa a a, Is. . ,
California, erato
J.S0
.S.50
.18
.4.50
-4.se
Droaiodary, S6, Itvoa. pkgs .
., bu iuiiovs :s
Coaa's Pittod, eaas
firapotr-ii, Aria. eao -.
Florida, eaao , , 4.16
Coaab hoaar. aaw crop 4. 13
S.2S
5.50
Lo-was.
CaL
Oraagca.
100'a
1 lttt'a
ISO's
17S's
- oos
? SIS'S
ssj'a
' 2SS's
'- S44
Navala
e.9s
-fl.00
-S.S0
s.oo
.4.00
s.so
s.s
.8.00
JX.1S
VlMMHt
fWhaloaalo Qaotatlo&s)
Seed Potato--
Karty Boca. lb. 0
Early Ohio. lb. . ... .OS
Kaxtias of All, Ik. 01
JLavaracaa. lb. . 15
artiehokaa. So.
1.40
10
Paaa. Calif, lb. . :
dm. aaaai Calif.
35
Sadiaaoa. G-f. , .. bo
Creoa Oaioaa. Tna Dalies, Soa. b.
Haarts. Com, bsackos r ,-l.lS
Soiaaea. GsUt ik -10
Spiaaea, sr.
JI.09
Baaaa ...
HabbarS, lb.
04
04
04
.08
.7
. .04
..17
OS
Macbiaiioaa
CamHa, lueal. aaok, lb.
Califoraia, erata
Faraatpo
Broasoui Bproata,
Calif, lb.
Kausafao
CaaliCiowar, Calif, erato l.SS
aaaba vocaaablaa, pot - b-mehaa .
Carrots a
BoeU ..SO
Tarnips 80
Local. Bmrbanks .
1.1S
a.5o,
t-io '
Tak; 6ms Mo. 1
v-y. Ooasa. Ko. .
- Sontbora. goets,-eratao.
-S.7S
S9
vanta, n.
Pdteooa. Plorida. araaa,. lb.
.39
looutiooa. jsonaaa lag
S.0Q'
- uau sot aomao
aiaa
Na. t'a-i
Ko. :
j.ooai.so
.4.00
-SOM-'
Boiliag, looal
-S.ftO
Iittae. IaiBorial rallar, crat 4.59
KAonara, Wat a., erato u, s.adkjz.aa
Khabarb. Calf. o-taMo. boa
-4UM
wow potatooa, lb.
.IS
(UoUlt oaoMtSa-a)
Calf aaaaJL SS Iba.
1M
tmirr too-, to
its
Seratea, to
Cora, arbolo. oa ..
CraakoS o 4 (roaad
kill raa. Ua
Eras, to
be . Mab - , ,
-45.00
47jM
-S4.se '
-S4.00
o.oe
. with aaua
Baas
HBayiag Moo)
8Uadar-a .
ifadiaa-f
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)?
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1 B F
I 3 tS-
11
CBarvg Prios
Stass
At
Id
.07&.0S
Haariaa
Modiaat
UsbU
Spriaxara. larra . 14
. " Tocatablao a mtts'. -
Paaatooo. rti . i K 1 0
raraiao. mwt. ; M
Omioaa. . - . S IS
raramipo, IK .
Carrots sack -
IFstaav Sao a4 CUaoV.
avaabara, a. ,
-OS
Waolaaalo)
Cartoa-.
Priata
BaUorfat
-4S
-45
CteUU
Priata
Oartoas
-4T
.40 :
Grata aaS Bay
(Bartac artrtl
Waaat, eatara ra bov .
J.01 ,
tit"
Soft bito
Oata, gray, bo.
wait.. am.
Barlar, tea
oTui aas voteh .
Rlaw. ehoieo ,
JKLOO
-11.00
-11.00
Mj9 Srass aaS caoat
J0.00
CBurlas Mow)
Cows .
.07d.0S,
- 11
Stoors, So
Voal, good
Balls, M
Hoaa. top
-11 14
-07
.0S
.11 H
Haa sows
J).08
Barms, lambs
Wetaors
.os0.es
Ewaa. top
(Bajlag Moo)
Hoes, tap
Tool, top
-14
-It
WAY
" POBTLAND, Oro- Mar. 18. ( AP)
rr n ;- -.'- . Onmi
timotkr. lOoQll.Oo'r o. vaUay, 17
iim; suaua, auf"ww
17.00 17.50; eat bay 18.00 18.50;
straw 8.00 too; solliag prieoo 1.00 toa
nOSTXCB
POETLANIT, Oro, Mar. 18. (AP)
Milk Bow milk (4 por coat). fS.55
cwt eeUToro. Portlaad. Laaa 1 por coat
battorfat. aUtioa 4Se; b-sk, 44s;
Uroro- at Portland, 4e.
PnnltrT (tTi wicoa) AliTa. kaa
keas. ow 4Vk tfte ; din baas.
Stt to 4 Iba, 13e: lifbt tmdar V4 Iba,
IVOIU: sprmia, jammi
SSe; .aeka Pakiac, S0: eokwaol daeka
usse; aaeaa jraaias aoi -"
18O10e; tarkoya, Ko. 1 baas, 80 He;
. Tl -. JZ- iiaii
w i - - ,
Potatoes par awt, eoaaa. No. t frado
$1.40 1.50; faacy Gams, 81.40 -.50.
TJVC STOCK
POKTLAND, Oro, Mar. 18. (AP)
Csttlo aae calTo etaady. roeojpta so.
Stoora (1100-1800 lbs.) Good 11.50
Cattia sad ealras steady; neoipts 15.
Do. (800 sad ap). aiodiom 11U; Da,
oonunoa tll. Hoifara (850 Iba, dowa)
good 10.50 10.75; Do. ooaaaioa 8.75
10.50; oowa. good 1.35.75i Do. aom
moa to autdinnt 7.1SSt5; Do. low oat
ter 5.50 7.15. Balls (yoarUaga oselad
od), good beef 8.00 8.00; Do. eattor to
moCiaat 7.00 8.00. Calraa ( 500 lbs.
dowa). medium to okeieo 10.00Q11.50;
Do. call to eoouaoa 8.60 10.00; Toalors,
mUk-fed, good to choice 18.80 14.50;
Do. mediam 11.00 184(0 1 aU to ooas
moa S.00 11.00.
Hoga steady; a receipts.
Hoary woigkt (150-850 Iba.). aiadiam
to ehoieo 10.00 10.754 atediata woigkt
(100-250 lbs.), medium to ekoieo -0.75
11.75; light woigkt (100-100 lbs), stad
ium to ekoieo. 11.75 11.00; light lights
(180-160 lbs.), medium to ehoieo 10.75
013.00. Packing svwsr roagb Sad aasootb
S4U; alaagStor pifa (70-180 lbs),
medium to ehoieo, 10.50 11.50. Feed
er and atoeker piga (70-139 Iba.) awdium
to ekoieo 10.15 11.10. (Soft or oUy
kogs sad roasting pigs excluded la akoTS
qaotations).
Skoep and lambs steady; ao receipts.
(FoUowiag .aaotationa oa full wooled
luvaial T-be 84-0'i lba.i. cood to
ehoieo 814. 00(910. 00. Medium to ekoieo
(3-100 lbs.) 13.00 18.00: Do. (aU
weights), eult to common 11.00 13.00.
Yeariiag wethers (110 Iba. down) med
ium to ehoieo 10.00 18.00. Ewe (130
lbs. dowa), medium to choice 7.50
B.85;, Do. (110-150 lbs.) asodiam to
ekoieo 8.50 0.00: Da. (all wsigkto) rail
to cemmoa 4 6.50.
SAXBT
POSTLAKD. Ore, Mar. 18. (AP)
Dairy ezebaage, net prieca: Butter: Ex
tras, 43 ; standards 48; prime firsts
43; firsts 41. Igga: Extra S3; first 14;
5-udiam extras 11; medium firsts 10 H.
POKTXUn G-ATjr
PORTLAND, Ore, Mar. 28. (AP)
Cash grain Vheat: Big Bend bloeatem,
harfii white 1.43; soft white 1.16: west
era white 1.18; hard winter .1.13;
northern spriag l.UVs; western red 1.14.
Oata No 8 88 lb. white 88.00; com
Ko. 8 Eastera yellow, shipment 40.00;
ntillran Standard 38.00.
CHICAGO GB-JW
CHICAGO, March 18. (AP) In tana
with stock market dorelopmeat graia
values and a general higher pitch today,
evening up of aoeoaata for the kotiday
torn trow, whoa ao rrain axebangea will
be open, acted as a further atiuagtheaing
l tinaoea, aac ao too ata asiupeaa aay
tag of wheat futare daliTories, at wap
aa -atrehasiaa foe k uaaodiato- esaort. -
dosing oae tali aas a wheat wore firm-T-8e
telHe as higher. ; Cera finished
He to lA-ap a-d aata. ana-anged He
OREGON. SlfttU
SATURDAY EVENING
v:.
ltl mtV
General llarketi
RASTER SALE
7 EIDE3
. (SECONDS)
11
New spring' colors and pat
.terns In men's fine silk plait
ed nose. Tnese are seconds or .
imperfect irf factory, 75 to f t
qualities.1 Many pcsitlTely de-
tr-CstetUan so Tar as flairs .
ars concerned. Look 'eat ovst.
- - im'm mm eo ee oSe K.. X-J '
i
sn
Wmf.
IS(8
By ROE FULKERSON
"Shot op!" cried his father.
sternly. "Be mighty careful what
you say about my daughter." ,
-Tour what?" ;
Tou heard us t Ton east marry
this girt if she has bad taste en
ough to swap -a good .Job for a
foot of hasharid. But .you ean't
shake her hands off you tike that!
No use shaking fem off. They will
get you tn the. end anyhow."
Andy's bag dropped from his
hand .with a thud. He did not no
tice it , .. " ' ' "
"What er why er" He look
ed from one of them to the other.
"Don't stand there gasping like
a goldfish! I hate people when
they gasp like goldfish!"
Betty raised her shining eyes.
Mr. Adair put an arm around her.
"I don't understand." Andy said
looking at her Inquiringly.
George Harris is engaged!"'
laughed Betty.
"To you?'?
No! He passed me up for a red
headed waitress!"
"I don't understand!" repeated
Andy, in a dased way. .
"Please, mister, will you marry
me?" begged Batty. .
' I guess you understand that!"
the old gentleman cried, impa
tiently. "You know what those
words mean! I suppose you want
her to repeat it. I hate stupid peo
ple. I nerer . thought I would raise
a boy as dumb as you are. I hope
her children are like her and not
like you! I nerer saw any one so
"His roice trailed off. The
young people were not paying the
slightest; attention to him.
in.
Ffeter? Adventures
. HIDXG FROM THK HUNTER
Duck reared his head and rut
fled his feathers.
"I was scared but I kept my
wits about me. No one was going
to shoot me if I could help It
"I looked cautiously about, try
ing to keep nnder the water as
well as I possible could. Nobody
was in sight, but bang oft went
the stlck-that-kiris, and this time
I saw a tiny putt of gray smoke
come from the direction of the
pound. Then I saw my enemy."
where was he, ont on the
pond?" demanded the boy. "I
should think that you would hare
caught sight of the boat the min
ute you struck 'the pool."
"Boat! Who said anything
about a oat?" cried the duck.
"Nobody, but I thought all
hunters went gunning for water
fowl in a duck boat My father "
Just in time the boy thought that
what he was saying wouldn t
please his new friend at all and
stopped. Luckily Duck hadn't no
ticed the break and continued.
"You think too much, boy,"
said he, rudely. "I satsV I saw my
enemy. There he . was crouched
down among the grasses. He had
waded Into the marshes un to his
middle and he was trying his best
to hide, but the sun shone on his
stlck-that-kfJls and I could see his
face Just as plain as could be.
."How cruel the man looked!
How eagerly he longed tor a bul
let to break my wing! Slowly he
raised the stick-that-kills to his
shoulder. Straight he pointed It at
me. I felt the pin feathers rising
right on my back. I was certain
that if I stayed in that spot- an
other second I would nerer hare
a chance to seek out another: I
could already feel a sharp pain
between my ribs. Then I lost my
head."
"It still seems to be oa your
body," murmured Peter. -
QUIET JHersffl
$1959 insttiUed
- v fn ! Jr
-
llvlKEN bearing- Y . . for the first time in an
k . electric refrigerator. Height, ctsickv 57r
: width, 26K; depth, 19H . Clever arrangement of
shelving civet tills new model the shelf space of a'..
larger rcagtratt Wlite lacquer finish on Armco
r iron. White enamel inside. Caivenient terms. Only
:y i email deposit required. See this new Hectro-Kold
in our display rooms. Other styles to insert in your
present reftienttor, too! " i
r C, 1l3 Coart Ctrett ; ' r - r Z
r --r.
THE ST0RY0F
A GIRL WHO
MADE 'MEN
LIKE HLR
61929 . -
ay Cewhral IVa'AsaoHaj-T4
Andy had both his arms around
Betty's waist ? Her hands had
crept up his chest, inch by Inch.
until they reached his shoulders,
and then . clasped themselres
around his neck. His head was
bent toward her; her shining eyes
were raised to his. - - Slowly her
head went back, his stooped low
er. The old gentleman exclaimed:
"Harumpi I guess I'm In the way.
No place tor me. area la my own
office!-;; :. r , - - Vo- -
One of Andy's hands loosened
from Betty's waist and wared him
tbward the door. He stumped his
way out when Betty's roice called
him . -...-
"Oh, please wait, father! I want
to kiss you again. I want to play
with your top-knot!" She kissed
Andy, and, pulling loose from him,
rushed to the old gentleman. ..
He held himself rery erect and
stern, but she tip-toed up to kiss
him on the cheek, reaching for the
erect lock of hair on his white
head. ' r
"Let It alone! Let It alone!" he
said. "You'll wear it out X need
it for my grandchildren to play
with!" , . ; - ; i,
y Andy sat on the desk laughing
at the scene. "The Jittle girls esn
all play with it, but not one of all
my sons shall do it It's entirely
too effeminate!" he cried.
"I hope every onetf the little
boys hare a top-knot Just like it!"
answered Betty.
"Let me "alone! Let me alone!
A lot of work isn't being done
around this office today. Nothing
but kissing and loring! Get out
of here, both of you, or I will!"
OY
VURriMCS
SMITH ,
VlMCENT
"Don't try to be funny, boy.
You know what I mean!" Duck
was quite cross. VI was so fright
ened I didn't know what I was
doing. Into a hole, out again;
around a rock, behind a clump of
cat-tails no matter which way I
turned I was sure that the stick-that-kills
would find me out
JThen I thought of a trick that
mother had, taught me. I would
dire and stay under the water. No
bullet could touch me there. I
diTed and stayed under as long as
I could hold to a piece of weed.
Then I spied a hole in the bank
and sneaked into Muskrat's door
way, chilled to the bone, and there
you found and rescued me. Now
you know as much about what
happened to me today as I do
myself."
Members of the Englewood
club will respond to root call with
hints for gardening and shrubbery
at the meeting today in the home
of Mrs. Lloyd Robinson at 1025
North 17 th street. The meetlpg
will open at 2:30 o'clock,
o I
Mrs. Fred Cornell of Los An
geles, California, arrived Wednes
day tor a visit at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Eck
erlen. "
Backache
If Bladder Weakness, Getting
Up Nights, Backache, Burning or
Itching Sensation, leg or groin
ains make you feel old, tired, pep.
less, and worn out why not make
the Cystez 48 Hour Test? Don't
give up. Get Cystez today at any
drug -store. Put it to a 48 hour
test. Money back If you dont soon
feel like new, full of pep, sleep
well, with pains alleviated. Try
Cystez .today. Only f Oc adr.
M
"Father, I think that's a splen
did Ides. Go to your of flea and tell
the girl in the reception room I
am out I have a lot of important
things to say to Betty It. :. -
"Huh!" answered Mr. Adair.
am
Friday arid Saturday
- ;- - ' ; ' ' ; - r.
A box of assorted samples .
will be given away FREE
with Each Purchase of 50c
' or over.
, Only One Box to a Customer . f
- " . "
' ' - " ' , ..... . 1
- (t - -
lspn&Hnnit
DRUG ORE
Coraer Court and liberty ' Telephone T
for
To Help Make Your
Dinner We Suggest
Armour Star Light Easter
whole or half, pound
Spring Lamb
Prime Steer Beef
Easter Rabbits .
Easter Veal Sausage
Strawberries
Oranges
Bananas
Grape Fruit
Alligator Pears
Table Apples
Pineapples
(a) iron9
u 6 no cg EiEiNirr
f ltt N. Liberty - v ; V. Tekphont 1885-18S
PreUy
i (I : -
ing trim as well as many others can be found here at
This pretty strap slipper in black patent with contrast
" -' -
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331
senior. "I bet youll say . nUghty
little and do a lot of "
He walked out without finish
ing tha sentence. Ther -olag '
It already 1 .. ......
(TUB ET4UI .
o
Ham
33c
Aspararus
Artichokes
Cucumbers
Tomatoes
New Peas
New Potatoes
Head Lettuce
New Radishes
Spring Onions
Crisp Celery
Local Spinach
New Beets
New Turnips
Local Cauliflower
,6m. Kaater when the World,. of'
FahJoi promen-des you'll, know .
V ; ' - that no smarter shoes
Ji than the pair you pt
rhased here will be '
aieea. Every color and.
style will be found on
display.
$4.85
: -
State St.
i re
;ourt JTcIesncne 52D
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