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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (April 10, 1931)
eEBRY PACK TO START IY 20 nrtrteohoprlA First? firnn Ail contractea ana Outlook is Good Sclera canneries, xpected to start on th berry pack about Mar SO with trooseberrles tint to go Into the cans, according to present indication. , The antlra gooseberry crop has been contracted at fire cents rer pound and growers are very rheerfnl orer tba prospect. Gooseberries bave sold aa high an seren centa but for tbe moat part producers are satisfied at the fiTe cent prie. , Improred methods of enltnre . of ' cannlnr have contributed to tha popularity of tha goose berry and last year about tons were packed ny local can neries. The crop tbis year prom ises to ba much better than last year and a beaTy; pack is an ticipated. ifttuce smora Lettuce and' asparagus strengthened Tbursday. Imper ial Valley lettuce, which has ex erted a depressing effect for the past 2-3 weeks, is now com pletely cleaned up; and Tnma track .holdings are also nearly depleted. This leares central California as the main source of current offerings. - Shipments from that district are light, and little Increase is expected for an other week. Beet lettneo sold to retailers today as high as f 5.50 pr crate. ' Asparagus sold about 25c per crate higher today. Tuesday marked tha low point of the sea son., with brokers sales to Job bers as lo was 1 1-1.2 5 per JO-le. crate of California grass. Mid Columbia receipts are light, Tuesday's offerings morlng at 12c per lb. - Local cauliflower is almost de pleted, and no more local pro duction la anticipated until June. Rhubarb sfapplles are liberal, with sales as low as 2 He per lb. bulk. Spinach is !n only moder ate supply, but much young growth will be arallable for market within a few days. Speakers Listed For Woodburn WOODBURN, April The Woodburn chamber of commerce will hold Its April meeting Wed nesday. April 15 in the Saint -Luke's community halL Two . speakers hare been produred for ta meeting: George A. Pierson. of the North Portland Stock yards, who will tell of the pos sibilities of raising hogs profit ably in Oregon and Willamette taller, Gordon Taylor of Molalla , will also speak, his topic being his impressions of the recent Oregon state legislature. The ladies. f the Saint Lukes parish will prepare the banquet for the meeting. - i Court Martial In Portland to Start Tonight Oregon's first court martial In more than 20 years will be held ii Portland tonight, according to announcement made at national guard headquarters. The order for the court martial was issued to weeks ago. Although the name of the per son: . accused has not been an nounced, he -was said to be a company commander of the Ore zoa National guard, in Portland. an ulUroft ahnrtsr of fanda is larolred. PUPILS RAISE FUND VALSETZ, April 9. The fourth, fifth and sixth grades, supervised by their teacher. Miss Keua Dallas, sold candy Tuesday afternoon for the . purpose of buying - new curtains for their school roomL All candy was sold and the sum of 15.2? cents was raised. All students were rery pleased with their plan to raise the money themselres. Although he has held such posts as Foreign Minister for Csecho Slovakia and signed Intern alien si agreements' invelring as much aa $66,000,000; Dr. Charles Porgler, abore, is looked upon as a "diple- ssat without a country." Born in Bohemia. Dr. Pergler migrated to the United States early in life and became citizen, but forfeited his citizenship when be accepted the post of CzechOBloTaldan Minister to this country. His case has been placed before an international court to decide what eeemtry he aelengs to. if jr -- COAST MARKET O -O I PIJZZI E I 2, i ' ; " - I . , J ; r ; . v . .. i I . I , -. .... .. . lk I V p 1 -r : J i BfyafSjAdUk X, . 3aVBfawaTMaMal 1" BUTTERFAT IS DOWN WTTHBUTTER EXp5rT BUYING BOOSTS WHEAT Profit - Taking Wipes . Out Odvance; Dust Storms Factor ;. i CHICAGO, April" t: (AP) Big export buying, of North American wheat, upwards of 2, 000.009 bushels, lifted grain prices today, but acUre profit taking: sales wiped out the ad vance. . . : ' . Moistnre scarcity northwest and dust storms both north' and south of the Canadian boundary had a noticeable bullish Influ ence. An opposite factor was a correct surmise ln rarious quar ters that thei gorernraeat . crop report due after the close would prom bearish. ! . Compared with the average, of latest prirate estimates, the gor ernment report on domestic win ter wheat condition indicated a yield 25.000.000 bushels larger than - expected, t . i Wheat closed firm, unchanged to cent higher,- corn un changed to up. oats Adraneed. I . . - - General Markets PORTLAND. Or, April 9 CAP) Prod tie xchBoc. set price; bttr, s tra 24; standard S4; prim tints 38; first 22. Etc. Ira axtras 17; track, mediam 15. ( Portland Grain PORTLAND. Or, April 9 (AP) WWt fataras: , Op Hie Lr CIom Mar S : . s es es JbL , 1 ss se se Sep. - Ml ss se ss Cash- arketa: wheat: kit BmI alaa a Urn t8; t wait. wuUra Wait .68; rd winter, aorthrm aprinC. areiWra red as. - -Oat: Ha. t SS lfc. wait 10.5O. afillraa ataadard 1S.0O. Cm: S K. T. saipmat ST.TS. Portland Livestock PORTLAND. Or, April S AP Cattl SS ,elr 10. teUis- aroaaA ataadr. bums eee-eeo r im st.tsss5; aaadiaa T.eeiT.7S: Naaw S.SOafT.OO. Staara toe 1100 Iks, Mt T.Wfcf 8.00; madiaai 8.T40T.6O; Maatl S.OO 9 S.TS. 8tara 1100-1 SOO lbs. Mi T.O0T.T5; aaadraai I MOT.OO. Haifcr . S30-S00 lk, sd , TeeS.OO; madiam S.250 7.50; cmsm S.O0Q6.25. Cw,. fol S.7SS.3S; Main aad madiaai VS9 S.75; lw eattor and eatter 3.50 4.75. EH (rMrliar xeladd) S.OO 05.50; cotter. aammaa and aadiaa S.75 S.OO. Valer. milk fed .50 10.50; Mdiam S.OO (g S.SO ; cull aad eommoa 9.00 S.00. CaW 250-500 ib, rood aad choice S.O S.SO ; ttamoi aad mediaaa 4.S0S.OO. Hoc 423. tadr. - (Soft or eilr koe tad roattinff pir ex cluded.) Lirkt lirkt 146-160 Ibi.. $7.75 0 75; lirkt weicht 160-300 lb, 8.50 e.75 Btedian wviickt 00-220 lb, 7.75 8.7S; median wikt 220-850 lb, 7.50 S.SO: keary weichl 350-290 lb, 7.25 6.35; beary weirt 20-850 lb.. 6.75 6.00. Packiar ion 375-500 Iba, 5.75 7.00. Feeder and tkeT pigt 70-180 is.. aoot.se. Sheew SO; jitaMy tedy. Bprine Umb. S0.00 (J 10.00; nedmm 6.eOe.OO. LJ SO !b, iewi. 7.00 7.50: BBediaa 7.e0r Lll weirtt eommoa S.OO S.OO. Tearlinc wetber 90-110 lb., asedinm t choice 4.25 0 6.35. Bwe SO-120 lb.. 4.2 5 5.00: ewe 130-150 lb, S.504.50; aU weicbts, enll ad taaw 3.0033.50. 1 Fruits Vegetables PORTLAND. Or, April 9 (AP) Fmit aad vegetablea. Freak trait orange, nrrel. packed. $3.35&4; ramble tork. Sl.02: ffrap frait. Florida, $3.754.35; , California, 33.25 3.50i lime. 5-dot carton. $2.50; kaaanac. 6 lb. Lemon California, S.SO 6. Strwbrrie Lft Angele. f3.1S3.35 crate of 13 bezo. Cabkee local. 30?e lb. Potatoe Orecoa Deechvte. ; SI. 0 1.75; iorml. $11.15; Yakima, i S5etl.S5. Nw 1Mttw CsUfoixia rarnet. So; Florida, 7 6 Se lb.: Texas. 7e lb. Onion cilia prir to retailer. Oreco. 80 90c cwt. Seed potato local. l3e 1. , Rkabark local bTV. 2U3 H. Artie Woke 70&90. Spinacb local, S570 rans box. Celrry California. 31.75 per do.; fcoart. 32.35 per do. Knacke. WBhronm hothonm. 65 75c lb. Pepper Bell aweet, 2333e lb. Bweet poUtoeo eattern. S2.8S bamper. Caaliflower Orecoa broocoli BO1.85 erat. Beaas Florid. 37 H lb. Pea California. $2.50 i 2.73 crat: 10 11 lb. Tomatoe Mexican. 44.50 nr. repacked. Letroee Arixona. Yoma, $3 8.25;-Imperial valter. 60c$2. A paragna California, 6 i 9c. Portland Produce PORTLAND. Or, April 0 fAP) Milk raw milk (4 per cant) $1.00 per ewt delivered Portland lea 1 per cent; rrado O mine 61.40. Batterfat 31 de livered Portland. PovHrr. beary he 1 kixber, modiama and lic-kta 2 kicker; (bnyinf price) alive, beary ken orer 4 lb., 32 ; mo dinm boH. 3-4H lb.. 18e; lirkt ken. 16 per lb.; colored "broilar 1 Vt 4b, sad erer. 2e; colored broiler. lVt lk, and orer. SO: yea a Pekia docks, 4 lb, and erer. 82c: old. SSe; colored dock. 15e; Urkay. K. L IS g S3. , PoUtoea 15B3 kiicher per cwt for No. -1. No. l local. $1.10 1.25: T acbatea. 1.75 01. SO; Yakima, 1.25 1.50; No. 3. locL 65l.eo. - Droaaed poaUrjr aellinr price to re tailors : tarkerC poor to rood. 25S'33e; Inclcs. 35e; 4ee. ISe; eapon, S2(35e tb. Kat walaot. Oreicoa, lev. 221F; atmend. 2e; peaaat. 013c; Ft borta. 15 Sic. Hay wkoleaalo bnylnr price. A.jv ered Portland.., Eattera Oreeoa limotby 933.SO23; do vaUey. tl919.50: al falfa. flS16: ctorer 616; oat bay. 616: straw. 9741 4 ta; llicf price. $1 to 98 more. f Hop 1930 crop IS 16c ...... . , . . . Radio Priday. April IS WW H9 Xc PortUad S:tO Dvtioal aerriee. S :45 'Trail Blaaora. 9:15 Cooking Kboot. 10:SO kIKetio of tk Air. NBC. 11:80 Maoterwork. 13 :1J "Woetem farm tad Hoata.' KBC. IrOO PriJy eba. 8:0 Alrexaft UIx. 8:45 Bit of BMlody, KB0. 4rOO-Orxan and piano. 6:00 Amos 'b Aay. - 1 9:00 Ha f Color. KBa 10:SOHa Owls. ! 13.-O0 Del Milne' orcbostca. XOAO Sse Xe. CorralUs 13 :00 Parm none. ! ; 3:00 Aronad tb tampas. 3:sO Homomaker kor. 6 :SO Farm koor. 1 .- I ' 7:80 Baainaa inititsto of tb sir. ! Herbert Bryant, holding: three letters in major sports at the Unk rersity of Tirglnla, Is after his MV- In track. i -The Duke university tennis team has 14 matches onTCs card f fe l t hie7eee.ee H. J--0mL; 1; 1 Programs ' riin 1-1 r Salem Tilarliets Grade B raw 4 mflk.' ' deilTeredl in Salem, '92.00 cwt,- - - ; r . . Butterfat at ' farm i COa, Salem file, s-f f , 7XUXT AS9 TXQrZTAxXZS . Price paid to rroweri by hsIsm ksytrs. 1 April a. 1931 j TxaETaaus ''... 0. a. Nov t ' ,, .. 3o 8plaaeb, Urts era to ,; 60 Kasberft . v , i , -i SVs . - Xuckm VsUbiS . - - KaaiSBM. . Oaioa. do. Setall rrleas Calf meal. 33 lb. . , , iJ0-i.es Scntcb, ton 80.00-85.00 r u-i. iiui u aa aa Cracked and exoand. ton 86.00-89.00 MU1 m. ton. 17.QO-19.oe Bran, ton 17.00-19.00 Err mui. awt. . , ,.i,w-m saoa Barinc Pzleos Sxtras . Standard blediom . .11 11 -10 POOXTBt Bayins Prleas Boo tor. old 0T- -17 17 -15 -IS Bprinf Heavi, ken Medium ken Urkt hen OKAIN MSTU HAT Baytng Prtee Wkeat, weatora rod . . Whit, ba. -,. Barley, ton 33.00 to Oat, rrey, . . 1 - 5S 56 33. "O 80 S3 wait. 00. Bay: buying price Oat and vetck, tea 6.00-9.00 00-9.00 Clover Alfalfa, vall.y. Snd cattinr 1S 0O-J5.OO atarn uroroa 13.00 HOPS Too erao" . Old stock 11 0S-.19 rKUsraa so-ta 85-40 -04 0S 40- 43 41-45 45-50 03 t w9S trciv Bayias Prlooa Lambs, top 06-.0S 68 Va Hoc Hoc. 300 lb., as -OS 8trs .. 05tt te .07 Cows -03 to .o 05-.0H TtoaaaaA wool -IS -11 Proaaed boss MICKEY MOUSE m . - h mm mimm ; 1 ICObTAXB vam. 1 : IS - IVL : UOr 1 l s XJ Mediam 1 " tum BAiu.m I X J T UJOULDeJT CS 1 V. if I r SSSfSSPJ r WHKS3 T CHMBrlON f i f I ' r !m.im it'll JMJC -' " . J:;,; "That Jlaiernal Instincr POLLY AND HER PALS TfSriwi5Fr57 has mxirsearcw meAJ y,tV5 rZ771XT. W Y I I Tr-C VeVEPVOnE WsIOWSJ LEAPIM': UNK I WER IKl f OW, lEHslAl I I "ir- CAPRy THEIR GOT A gMOTICED SY? 1 TunOf J S TViA"?) a l&s T 1 UTTLE ANNIE ROONEY 10,000 Foe 1 7co2ew8, me: chest is auXdt r 1 1 7 W 'eAPi9U TOOTS AND CASPER OFCOU76 NOBODY CAN HlPE FROM MXJ But if ttyj breathe AVvOWtTO t AM CR WHAT rM POIN I LU NEYEW 1NVTTE t INNER WITH A 6 AIM! X a II "-TI 1 JK f Ji't I .1 t JL k i IK 1 The OREGON STATESMAN, Salen, Oregon,, Friday Morning, April Butter Steady at new Level, High Grado f : ."- Egg are Firm PORTLAND, April .(AP) , Wholesala butter o p n d steady at Wednasday'g duo cent reduction caused largely try low ering price levels la other Pa eiXlc toast market. The butter weakness- Induced -ereamerle to announce m i cent-butterfat bid Cut to Ji centa delirered; - Quote cube butter: extras and: stand ards, 24 cents; prima firsts, tl Cents and -firsts, 22 centa, ; Re ceipts wcto liberal and most dealers free sellers, ;Wlth good duality eggs clean ing up well tha wholesale egg market tone waa ateadier but price shading on nndergrades continued. Quotations were un changed. In tha ' country drees ed meat and poultry trade prima reals were In strong demand at a 14 cent top while other lines were ) firm at unchanged price lereis. Boat and Car Bring Boy to Local Physician MISSION BOTTOM. April t -Alrin Jones, nephew of Fred. VI esco, with -whom ha makes his home, cut his hand on barbed wire recently. Because of high water it was necessary for Mrs. Viesco and Alrin to cross the creek near Hubbard Hill in a boat. In order that tha boy hara medical aid. Mr. Viesco obtained the use of the B. J. Sharif car and droTe to Salem where a physician dressed the wound. Mr. .Vlesca could not drive hU own car as residents of uiIah TLnttnna ware marooned by high water. The. Shartfs Ura at tha top or uuooara uu. in i ... rVVNr6 THE- VfORP, MST5. HOOFER, BECAUSE ) L! toe. f OUR LEMON COME OUT OP HERE. . LOOVCiWtr UWCE VENUS'. n r : TflLHiT CDMSTS Semi Finals to be May 1 5 and Enal, Wednesday May 22 . Semi-finals in the. annual tal ent contest sponsored by tha Mar ion County Federation of Community- el aba- this ' year will be held on Hay IS at lit; Angel, Tur ner. Salem Heights, Hayfrllla and Sllrerton, tha director announced this week. ----- Clubs win meet at the abore named places as follows: lit, Angel-Woodburn, St, Paul, lit. Angela Hubbard and Aurora, . Turner Aumsrille, Mill City. Stsyton, Jefferson and Turner, 8 a 1 em Heights Hoberts. Rickey, Salem Heights, - 8wegie and Sunnyslda. HaysTille Kelser, Liberty, rrultland. Labtsh Center and Haysrille. : - - 8Urerton Sllrerton Hills, Sll rerton, Donald, Brooks and Scotta Mills. The finals in the talent-contest will be held at the BUlnore the atre in Salem. Friday. May 22. The basis of Judging this, year will ba on: time, costuming, orig inality andY presentation. Time will be limited to 2e minutes. So los will be banned this year, aa well as programs given previous years. Dallas Has New Milk Ordinance DALLAS, April . The new milk ordinance tor Dallas waa passed t tha last-meeting of .the City council. Tha ordinance cre ating stop streets was referred back to the health and police committee and to the Ordinance committee for revision. Those attending the meeting were Mayor Finseth, City Attor ney Haytsr, Chief of Police Neu teldt. Street Commissioner Os borne, . aad Councilman Sand berg. Wick. Starbuck. Retxer, Morrison, Peterson, Dalton aad Allgood. . riLBattfolHalTwtrf Jack and tAro65T?ae. WHEN WE REOPEN 10.000 vtLLzea oust Lie a MaUOWS-3Dsr T3CCiMG OSTO "7 CObVASANOTAtCEtr 'The Mystery i Sohred'? f7" r Sophie hoofer y$ v4that eANITARKJM UNDER AN ASSUMED KANI&l HER PACE. 1 BANDMeP . LlWTE A MUMMY"! 5HE HAD HER. FACE REMOPELED BY A PLASTIC . URtjrEOU AMP H2. WORE ME. TO ECRHCYl EHE MAY COM& OUT LOOKING DwfE A CO-Ett 7 COLONEL HOOFER MAYBE A WJBMAN IF HE KNow ne OWN VIFB J. ' 10, 1931' T U. S. VICTIMS OF QUAKE P1 -I, 5 nature that practically destroyed Uinirot, "Pi! of Nicaragun and kiUed hunoreds. Major Josejh D"axray the four Americans killed. Their home was In Concord, Mass. Major GOPHER P0IS0II6 IS DM! OTTEO WOODBURN, April Dem onstrations on gopher poisoning will be glrea at the farm of Adolph Olatt, west of Woodburn, Saturday afternoon, according to Ronald B. . Burnett, Instructor In rocational agriculture at Wood bnm high school. The demon stration will be glrea by a mem ber of the United States Biological surrey. The demonstration starts at 1:2a p.m. . The demonstration is being brought here through the efforts the Bean Stalk" Aisevoosuac GOLOlMTUE-AAlNe? SMACK OM rOPHJE OUT'PHONED. ANt TX)N-T TRY'-TO FIND ME ANp hun or up THE Phone. I TRIED TO TRACE THE CALL-BUT : i coulon t: TlMEITHrVT ALLTHE. INFORMATION IM AT UBESnY to awn colonel: 131. Km P"elf SriHnral. Imr r.rrs Untani rwMi T " ..... " 4. of the Woodburn grange and Is being aided by Ronald B. Burnett, VACANT HOUSE BUBXS TURNER. April " A fire broke out in the northern part of town Tuesday evening- la aa old unused house, which was a total loss, it being a quarter of a mile out of town. Tbe house was one of the last old landmarks of tha town; it was the home of Charles Riches and family g years ago. W. T. Riches. Miss Alice Riches and Mrs. Alma Knight, children of Charles Riches are residents of Turner. . . Radio, in its search for some thing different, is considering the possibilities of using . Chinese, Burmese and Hindu mueie. JrScNX RMlSH.VtXH-t BE 50TEO J A 6OLO GOLD EAGV CUAse- I2JGMT TOP OPTUS VJOrZLD Jj I TOLD HER TO 'PH0NB YOU TO PUT YOUR MIND ATEAEteHE2 AUVE ANDWELLJ ( BUT.MOOEe l Vaucdc b y AND SHE'LL COMP eACKToYouoME-l YOU, imniil PAGE SEVEN o ur p t.ii . u. I . U. TO BE HOSTESS County Convention to b Entertained Wednesday. April 29 TURNER. April iThe W. a T. U. met at tha homo of Mrs. O. W. Farrls Wednesday after noon. The derotlona were led by Mrs. H. 8. Bond. : ' The Union will entertain the Marlon county W. C. T. U. con vention Wednesday. April 23. Mrs. JL. Webb, Mrs. Susan Glr ardln and Mrs. J. R. Cox were named aa a committee to arrange for the church and dinner. Mrs. Earl Cook, Mrs. E. S. Prather and Mrs.. Pear Witsel composed the music committee. Delegates to. the convention named were Mrs. Ore Bear, Mrs. Loretta Rowley and Mrs. Nellie Gunning. An interesting debate was lis tened to by the ladles, on tha auestlon. Resolved "That en vironment is more Important than heredity." The affirmative was supported by Mrs. Nellie Gunning and Mrs. Nellie Riches. Negative, Mrs. J. R. Cox and Mrs. J. H. Bond. The Judges were Mrs. Margar et Duncan, and Mrs. E. E. Rob erts of Salem, wohse decision waa a tie. C.W.Noble to Tell of Japan At.Turner Club TURNER, April 9 The com munity, club will hold their reg ular meeting Monday night. It will be decided as to .whether the club will compete In the annual county club talent contest. C. W. Noble of Salem, an ex perienced traveller will deliver his lectors; , on Japan, whleh la said to be well worth hearing. There will be a short skit by a group of boys from the "Boys Home" also music and readings will be a feature of the program, By WALT DISNEY By CLIFF STERRETT By BRANDON WALSH T nr lUIIULII it Cr5AOlM& HD5 BCOK CP FAlCV TALES GOOD) TO BET12UE. cs i 111 1 ' By JIMMY MURPHY SHE'LL, EXPLAIN ALL TwtAT TO YOU HERSELF 50MEDrV TOODLS-OOl rvE BARE Ct TIME TO CATCH I MTPAlMe,! HAT WLL SOPHIE HOOFER LOO tuna wuru "TUP RAKiDAZrE? AkE REMOVED FROM HER FACE ? 'VfE'RH ALLCWIOU iO.c.