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PAGE SEVEN EXCBLGE STATUS HUKTS jGRUNS HOGS, LAMBS AND EGGS REDUCED CHEESE WIETIS WORTH 51 I -O- i WEDS MAX? -I 16 COAST II The OREGON STATES1IAN, S&kra, Oregon, Tuesday Morning Decembers, 1931 l'JHFUH6 PMur n H Offerings Light, Demand Is Steady; "Growers Hold For Higher Price ' Visible Supply Lower But Export Sales At Standstill Salem Markets Pacific coast hop. markets dur ing the week ending December 3, continued to maintain the firm tone which has prevailed for the past month, largely as the result of light offerings by growers in all producing areas according to the weekly hop market review of the U. S. bureau of agricultural economics. Demand, while not acttvo, was steady, and the scattering Jots of fered were readily taken by do mestic buyers at prices about un changed from those . Of a week ago. Foreign demand continues Inactive, reflecting principally the unsettled financial situation In Europe, and particularly the decline in the value of the Eng lish pound sterling, which tends to offset the effect of the short crop in England, where choice duality hops are particularly scarce this year, according to trade reports. Both Oregon and Washington markets were featured by the strong holding tendency of grow ers, who were generally asking e above prevailing quotations. Bales In Oregon markets, during the week were of only moderate volume tor this season of the year, totaling' around 750 bales. 174 bales of 1131 Clusters brought He, with other lots of 1931s bringing 18-13-13o per pound, net to grower, ac cording to quality.' 1 51 bales of 1931 Fuggles sold at 11 c, and tl bales of 1929 Clusters brought 7 c Sales in Washing ton markets this week, included to bales at Pnyallup at 13c; 200 bales at Yakima at 12 c; 90 bales at 12 c; 150 bales at 13 e; and 40 bales at 14c, per pound, net to, grower. Carefally prepared trade fig ures Indicate that stocks of hops, f all growths, remaining unsold totaled 49,386 bales as of Decem ber 1, this year. These were dis tributed as follows: Oregon, 23, 712 bales; California. 18,844 bales; Washington 8,880 bales. These holdings are somewhat be low those of the same date last year, with the increased holdings - in Oregon more than offset by the considerably lighter stocks in California, with Washington stocks approximately the Bame as year ago. Oregon stocks remaining In growers hands December 1, were as follows: 1931 crop. 22,257 bales; 1930 crop, 885 bales; 1929 crop. 401 bales; 1928 crop, 169 bales. Unsold Washington tocks December 1, included the following: 1931 crop 7,431 bales; 1930 crop. 632 bales; 1929 crop, 907 bales. These Washington locks are divided between the Takima Valley in eastern Wash ington and. the Pnyallup valley and Chehalls district In western Washington. 6.450 bales of the 1931 crop remain unsold in the Yakima valley, with no older growths remaining. In the Pnyal lup valley, 494 bales of 1931s, 632 bales of 1930s, and 907 bales f 1929s remain unsold. CHICAGO. Dec 7 (AP) Faced by uncertainties, of British and Canadian exchange rates, and by an almost complete standstill In North American wheat export business, grain prices went down hill today. Notwithstanding that the United States wheat visible supply showed 4,145.000 bushels decrease for the week, and that the amount of wheat afloat for importing countries had also been sharoiv curtailed. Drice rallies fall Art in kali P.ra.Inn narallMed I the course of Wall street securi ties. Wheat closed nervous, at the same as Saturday's finish to 7-8 cent lower, corn unchanged to 3-8 off, oats a shade to 1-4-3-8 down. Today's closing quotations: Wheat: Dec. .55 K -5-8; Mar., .56; May. .56 1-8-; July. .56 7-6-.S7. Corn: Dec., .S6-.36 1-3; Mar., .39 1-4-3-8; May, .41 1-4-3-8; July, ,43 1-4. Oats: Dec., .24K-5-8; May, 26-2-4-7-8; July. .26 1-8. ' Grade B, raw nUfc co-op pool price $1.90 tmndred. Factory milk, $ 1.40. Batterfat, sweet, 83c Butterfat, sour, sic ram an vbobtabusi Prlea pais ta rvrs by Bala barara, December T Bedlabe. do. r .80 Oaioa. dos. 30 Onion, sack, Ha. la Carrota . , Beat 1.T5-I.00 17 ST Oaalif lover, erata Potatoes, top, evt, Taraipa, dot. ., , .,, Hubbard aqaaah .... Oraaa Peppera, lb. Daaiaa aqaaah Spinach, erata ,. Applet, bo. -OS .1.00 S oe 10 eo -SO-.TS -SO Hothoma cacaaabara, do. Hothouse toastoea Celery heart, dos. -Celery, crate. , Letts ea, Oalif. L.SO ..00 ta s.se S.SS Extra Btaadard Medium . SQOS Bnytaf Prlca -SB SS aa General Markets PORTLAND. Ore- Dee. 7 fUM Produce axefcaare, xst prices: Batten axtra, tie; standards, SOe; prim firsts, 80c; first, te. Zgg: fresh extrsa, 80 Ilet fresb mediums, 5-2Sc. Portland Grain PORTLAND, Or, Dee. T (AP) Wheat: Open Hich Low Close May -62f 62 61 H 01 lec. 61 ei ol 61 Cash erata: biff Bead blnestem 78; soft white, western white, hard winter. Northern tpriag, western red .60. Oat: IT. S white S2S.0O. Corn: Ko. I E. 1, $25.75. MiHraa ttaadard $21.00. Portland Livestock Rooster, a'd Broiler Colored Lechora Tight hens Heariaa, has Med mm hens Bnylat Prtea -OS Jit US .19 .IS .IS qkath airo Bat Baytns rnoea Wheat, westera red ., , SS Whit, ba. y Barley, to a. top SS.00 Oat, tea. top fi.0 1.0S is.oe .14.00 is.es -.18.80 Ha-r; bnTloc orices Oata and Teteh, torn UloTor Alfalfa, valley. Sad cottia East era Orecoa - Commas Top grade HOPS -11V4 Lambs Hofa. top Hon, tint emt Steer Cows Heifers Dressed Teal - Dreiaed hofs MZAT Bsylns Prlcaw a no to d.SS . 4.60 ..OS to .08 01 ta 08 04 te .OS .OS 0TV4 WOOX, Coarse Hedioai ll .IS PORTLAND. Or.. Dee. T (AP) Oattle, 1TSS; calres 75; clow, steady for near. Steer. SPO-bOO lb., food, 8.75-6.25; medium. 4.60-6.75; common S.00-4.50; SOO-llO lb., food. 8.75-6.25; medium, 4.50-5.75; commn. 1.00-4.50; 1100-1800 lb., good. 5.60-6.15; median), 8.60-5.50; heifers, 550-850 lbs., coed, 6.00-6.00; me dium, 4X0-5.00; common, 1.75-4.00; cows, food. 4.00-4.60; common and ma diam. 2.e-8M; realers, milk fed, road and cho4e, 7.00-7.60; mediam, 5.50-7.00; call and ommon. 8.60-6.60; cdvea, 350 500 lbs., cod and choice, 6.60-7.00; rail and common, S.50-6.6O; calves, 250 600 Ihs ood and eboire. 5.50-7.00; common aad mediam, 8.50-6.60. Hoc. 8T0O, including 911 on contract or throngs: 25e tower. Lieht lubU. ito-160 lbs., good ana choice. 4J0-5.10: Mffhtwelcht, 160-180 lb., good and choice. 4.85-6.10; 180 200 lbs., iraod and choice, 4.85-5.10; me diam weiclrt. S0O-24O lbs.. food aad choice. 4 50-6 JO: SC0-S50 lbs., good and choice l.iS-BjaO; heavyweight. 250 280 Tbs.. goad and choicet 4.85-5.00; 200 to 830 IV.. good and ehalc. 4.00-4..25; packing cows. 275-600 lb., medinm snd good. S.O-t.SO feeder and storher pir. 70-130 lb., rood aad choice. 8.75-4.85. Sheep, 8100; about steady. Lamb, 90 lbs., down, coed and choice, 5.00-5.50; medinm. 8.TS-5.00; all weights, common, 8XO-S.75: yearling wethers. 00-110 lbs., medinm to choice, S.00-4.00: ewe, 120 lb., mediam to choice, 1.75-2.00: 120 150 lb , medinm to ehote. 1.50-1.75; all weights, cull to common. 1 00-1.50.. Old Kid Peppermint Oil. HOHAXK aomiaa! .nominal .so u l.os Best Grado Onions go As High as $3 on . Local Market Ron dropped II cents to open the week, while iambs too showed a weakenin;. The new hot top is 14.85, and Iambs ranee from $4 to $4.(e. Errs, steady for a con siderable time, dropped two cents. to 28 cents on extras and It cents on mediums. Wheat, remained unchanged so far as local trad roes, the top price quoted tseinr 10 cents. Some buyers are still following the trend of the Portland market, but with sereral cents higher offered at other warehouses. It is not like ly much toes at the lower firure. Local merchants were paring as high as S on number one onions. VEGETABLES SHOW UH USE PORTLAND. Dec T (AP) There was quite a liberal Increase of offerings on the east side farm ers' wholesale market today. Cauliflower, which has been ex tremely scarce, was arallable In liberal lots. Sales showed gener ally around 0c tor Is and 4K-S0C for 2 s. Cabbage was also in supply with general sales around $1 crate. Valley Spltsenberg apples, faee and till, were offered ss-7e. Spinach was mostly $1.00-1.10 orange box. Carrots were weaker around SOe dosen bunches with beets 15. Brussel sprouts held mostly f 1 box. Celery was firm with hearts tl.2S-l.S0 dos. bunches. Danish squash sold 4 0-50 a can talouoe crate. Potatoes were steady at late prices. A S 2 -foot speedboat for rlrer use has been auppiled prohibition agents la St. Louis. yFj2Ufi) DOS 0 aVHT tn sub I WATtR 1 tsUaSaaatUsa bbbt Q 1 MIMUM tNou raft eooo Lavo esNcaja auanocwr MAKS tM O1 oa STOlSlEtlffl Events Coming up Will Have important Bearing on General Trends Han Las had the habit for cen turies of belierinr that he really la. a rastiy Tamable part oz tne wona. But it remained for Dr. F. E. Law- son, of London, to point ont thai! the cold and cruel chemical analysis of man rates him worth the un-i complimentary sum of $L But) then, maybe it's the depression., The abore sketches Illustrate what) man is composed of, and at present; market prices he's only worth one "buck.- Next Teachers Club Session in Jnuary MARION. Dee. T The "Help One Another" teacher's club met at Looney Butte school Thursday night. After a brief discussion or. teaching derlces and Christmas anueetions. - book reports were made by Mrs. Macaie ana miss Button. At the next meeting to be held January 7 Mrs. Guhrln and Miss Pehrssoa will make re- norta on books read during the month. Members present at the meet ing were Mrs. Ethel Qulrta of Looney Butte. Mrs. Esther Kip per of Parrlsh Gap, Mrs. Doris freeman of Talbot, Mrs. Oma Mackle of Sidney. Miss Hose Hut ton. Miss Grace Pehrssoa and VT, C. Jensen of Marlon. Books about Empreai Eugenie har come into demand at .the Clereland. O.. public library aince the Togue of the hat. NEW YORK. Dee. T "(AP) A week crowded with erenta that will hare a beariag on ultimate answers to economic and financial problems, both domestic and for eign, began today with stocks sat isfied to follow a policy of watch ful waiting. .The tone bf the bond market improved, shares rallied spryiyln the morning; but speeuiatlre cir cles were sn willing to venture toa far on the side of optimism and a dull decline occurred, making fin al prices irregularly lower. The range for the day, however, was small and the turnover totaled only 1.458,505 shares. A lew stocks displayed some heaviness. One was standard of New Jersey, whoso net loss of more than a point appeared to in dicate tax selling. Another was Now York Central, off 1 net. the sag there representing uncer tainty over this week's dividend mcxion. U. 8. Steel was never very vir- orous. American Telephone ram up nearly 2 points In response to a favorable earnings estimate, but elbsed with a fractional loss. Na tional Biscuit, General Electric Chrysler, Case and Radio firmed. Stirling exchange was weak. making a new low, but the Reichsmark steadied and French franc held firm. the HHMN 6 TEilll. Clffi HUBBARD, Dee. 7 The barbe cue, and stage terminal, formerly owned 1y Ida Garland and recent ly purchased by Jerry Hemingway of Oregon City, is beinr thorough ly renovated. The place has been freshly painted with green and -cream paint and new linoleum has been installed. Presentdng the future frau of Max Schrnelmr. if lata resorts from Berlin mean anything. AnnyOndra (above), comely lass and a uer maa film star, will soon marry the world s champion heavyweight bat tler, according te well-founded rumor ta tit jraUsenand. Industry Hopeful; Scarcity Of Pullet Eggs Makes Prices Nominal ; Leola Stehman from Oregon City Is in charge. Avon Jesse will continue in charge of the night shift, with Raymond Spagle as relief helper, and Alvraa Spring will continue as helper in the day time. Mrs. Earl Hacker returned 8unday from a 10 days visit with her friends, Mr. and Mrs. George Beagle, at Lonrview, waahiagton. Mr. and Mrs. B. S. MeArthur visited with his sister, Mrs. Isa bella Newman, at New Era Sun day. They motored to New Era with his son, David, who makes his home with Mrs. Newman and attends Oregon City high school. The basketball boys will play Aurora ' Friday at Aurora. Mrs. Etta Dart has the Hubbard boys' shorts completed. She is a tailor of no mean ability and kindly made the boys shorts for noth Ing. The suits consist of black jerseys with yellow stripes and yellow lettering while the shorts are hlack with yellow trimming PORTLAND, Dec T. (AP) Practically steady tone Is again reflected generally In the market for cheese. In leading primary and consuming points of the coun try, little actual ehanga ta the price list has been noted recently. The condition of the industry la rather hopeful with decreased storage stocks as com pared with a year age. . Locally there was no change in the price of cheese for recent days. Latest advices trom Tilla mook suggested a steady tone with consuming demand taking care of fresh offerings. There Is an extreme scarcity of pullet eggs here. E. J. Dixon of Pacific Co-ops reported pullets so scarce as to make the quotations of most nominal character. Other fresh eggs are held steady locally but weak elsewhere. General trading ton in butter reflects a fully steady tons local ly. There was no change In either cubes or prints for the day with underscores held proportionately . high. Butterfat Is steady. Generally slow trading contin ues in the market for lire chick ens along the wholesale way with no change in current values. Prae- -ti catty all leading killers report a ' surplus on hand. Ten centa is now the general extreme for country killed lambs along the wholesale way. This Is a loss of Vt to 1 cent s pound from last week. Market for country killed hogs and calres is showing a generally steady tone locally with no changs reflected in prices as compared with those ruling last week. Beef Is steady. It is practically impossible to more spring chickens at the mo ment. Carryover at stale stuff from last week is generally re ported, with leading killers un willing eren to name a price. North Carolina's population of songg and insectivorous hlrds Is estimated at more than 100,000,-000. MICKEY MOUSE "Red Hot Wires" By WALT DISNEY HORACF. UOW SOON lARS V0U AND ClAAUXUF fcOUUGTO ANMOUMCF VOUQ ENGAGEMENT? r s - A. S IAN0 S&KfS. WOT FOft A MOCW ANYwAV" AAr WtRr NU wOWJo TO TRl k SlNGtf SOUC UNTil THEM GOSH UOVJOOIKMOaV ClAPABEUE T -MAT'S A. GOOOtOEA! JO00OV a jyr ia FOURWttU about rr urn I MAVs? TUB MOSf Vtor.tBlM.SI I JU9f MAPPEUfO TO B& FfcSSWS BV ClAQAOflXtfS HOUS ANO SKg AMD WEqj-.OF ALL THINGS! CAN vou IMAGlMF THAT? I MUST CAU. UP KATUFRiMB KATT RIGHT AWAV. AND TEH. Hen BZrZ-Z-t bt-z-i Bzrr-i-i i - r i ryl Portland Produce THIMBLE THEATRE Starring Popeye Now Showing An old Drink With a new Friend 1 'MASQUERADE j (Continued from page 4) Collin called him a brutal game, without apology to the listeners. Tony shrugged again. Collin rose, stood over him with the gun: "Tell me at once or "No." said Tony, mildly, "you wAr-reswh Touraelf. my friend. If knn iriii m 1 cannot SDeak. And I Tint. 15ft Ha. a11ra I Will not speak, not Until I 15-le: lilbart. SO SSc; pecans. 80e lb, I I may go. "I'm afraid!' Jiuddenly,, on a note. , . . "Of what?" asked Collin. His wolea was Tory gentle. Her heart a. WTTf V a turned OTer m ner orax. as c rrrr for her? She didn't want By SEGAR ' a a. w1l aal Sf ra Vl ft t nave mo "u"11 a i. POETLAKD. On,., Dec. 7 (AP) Eattrt priol. S3 seor or bstter, sl S4: staodards. tt-t-ic carton. T.gl: Pacific poultry producers sell in prices: lreah axtras, 83c; standards, Sir: mediums. STe. CoxiBtrr Bkeats: selling price to retail era: eonntrr killed hogs, best butcher aader lOft T-i-8c: Tealers, 80 to 120 lbs., 10-10 H: lamb. O-l Oe; heaTy we, 4-5e: tanner eotr. 8c: btiu. 6c. ITolisir: aSmiasl. boyin price. 1931 clio. Ions bafr. 10c: kid. 15c lb. Nat: Oreeen WalnBtc. 15-Ze". Pea- BraxiSs. 1214c; almonas. ; pecans. 80e lb. Oa scars bark: bayiur price. 1931 Y0O W00L0MT NHE WNATSTO TRUST rAR.SK0HKJ BE ME FREt I THINK WE ft IHSTcWD Or, , VlUrV S r-ic enew, cried Fanchon j high hysterical olty. "Of letting mm go. 11 meaii " ft ... ha aafA Tin mtT Willi Mill UDID1 WW mj - - . 1st tail na where Evelyn lie may hlackmall you as well. ou must," she said, "give him p to the police." "If he does, ion rcuiiauo-- her. "I vUl implicate you and the CorsUlrs into the bargain, through you." She turned a blanched face to fjennle. . i "Oh, she said hopelessly, "what are we to do? For myself I don't golnd. I almost welcome It. After these months or aweu ana ter ror. Tee, I'm perfectly willing to pay. she aaid prondly, Tnt I can't bear to hare you dragged through it. The sordidness ' Jennie did not answer. She fxaked Fanchon a question in- ttead: "Ton say too did not see Eve lyn at this address to which you went?" "No." , Ma' TToT asked me it I wished to. I aald, at first no. Then 1 ...hm what a coward I was. so I said res. But he bad changed his mind. Later X asaea nun astun Bnt he would not let me see her. - "Yo did not hear her, p- 4. ana whA TOtt Went In thS house?" Ko.' AA vAt von were sure she ws theref Perhaps she was not. -p.rhana he had moved her. Per hapsbut it Is best to begin at the beginning. Ton can recall the name of the doctor who cared for b.er and you? And the town iira vwn were?" "WTxy. yes, Fanchon replied, wrnsWlerfasr. Then grre them to me. we f will, as I hare aaid. betla t, the berinnlng. Fanchon gare her the name and address ' Tony's eyes were doubly - watchful. Soddenly he wrenched wildly at his bonds. "Oh o you dont!" aaid couuu . i . r .hi i t m a m.M auy wiiiw suit) arnllenlr. - Collin rose, and nntled his l ands and arms. There waa noth- Rons: nominal. 1929 crop, 8-10e; 1980, 1ftU.1a.t last. Baiterfatt direct to skipper, track, 30c; static No. 1. S9-29c: Pertlaad e lirerr prices: Ko. 1. 8-S5e; Ko. 2. 81 in H5i. Lire pooltry : net buying price: beary ben, eelorei. 4tt lbs.. p. 1T-I8e lb.; do median. lt-15c: Uskt, 18e; broiler, onder r Xbt.. 14-lGc; over Tb., 14e; eolored roaster. orr S lb.. 14c; old roaster. Be: ducks, Pekln, 16c; Onions: sellirvc once to retailers: xa kima Globes. SS.75; Ore eon. S3. Ptt: locaL lb.: Iesebnte. Sl.8S-l.5i: eastern Waskinrtoa. 75e- 81.SS. Wool: 131 crop nominal. WUlametU rslley. lt-lSHe: etern Oreron, 1115c pownd. . ' ' TTavt smvU- eric (rota producer: al falfa. il-J lorer, $19-13: Willametta aller timet. SIS: tera Oreeoa tinwtkr. $13.80; est aad Tetcft. IS IS 50. Dressed poultry : aelllnit Pea to ra ti! lent: barker: ben.. 8T-8: Toanf torn, t$-2: old toms, SO-23 lb. . FtrW YrN TRIES TO WatMeftN' NOW Y VdftNTS nt pg- fc- WfcW LETS FOR&a THE VfSbT I KfctM.T "aai ..3 an I I J W T wstTarwsi BTsncTJy, faaj ME HfSHO KtH T0Rt4 TO f FISK CSX3Q. QUICK. Id s . k r rVAO NOW i.tTf ORIHK aluae MlMUTL- OOMT YA WMOW UX. GOT PSORITIONI HERE IH HNLUAft? fN' IT5 j ME DUTY M S0B5TIT00TJ KlHCj TO KcFOKCc THE, OoNfT we. IUlY, THE Otl Wfy COOU) GET tZ TO ORMK ftrY OF THAT WOOLO 8E TO TEU. ME IT i,ia atrtriM onp i rvv.w THtH, IT'S SOWS o 5O0V POPTOQ, ftlHT IT f FIVE TrtOUSPaSO I at aTV VI TUP TQP IS 4ET-OLD fSi QcXVT LITTLE ANNIE ROONEY "A Family Reunion By BRANDON WALSH n lOiDMTSAV. rwe pooch-5 MA WE. 13 Fruits, Vegetables said Tony POKTLASO, Ore., Dec. T (XP) Orasrer: OaJUeraia Valeacia. 91 bt el, swapped. SS-l 5-8.7 : place pack, j 82.lS-S.tS. Orapafraatt Texas, S3.35-4; Califoraia. fljo-lj narida, S4-.3a eaaa. Lemons: OaUaraia, S4.SO-5.tS. Lime: S dosea cartaas, 93.35. Esasa: 58 H lb. Crapes ! Emperor. T lb. Fear: aajoa. 50e-Sl Craaberriei: 33.T5- box. Cabbaca: laeal. new, i-mi id. ra- tatoe: toes. 1 lb.; abate. S1.86- 1.50; aW Waibiartoa. 75o-l.zo. Onioos: aaUlaa? erica to retailer: Ta- . . m i mm . M aa aims vraaaa, .ioi vn-in, . TJW Cacuwbers: btae, Si.i-"". P-1 TAATC TV fl 1 1 I acbl laaal. SiS araaa box. Ort- J J, JJ L J -a-r ery: loeal. T9-oe. oiaa; oaana, iwn dotea bnae&aa. bid rooms: boudih, 55-SOa lb. Pepper: BeU. Calif oral. 10- 12a lb.! red. IS lb. Bvaat paatot Bw Calif oral. .JC CaaUflower: aortk- TPtaatoaa-t tocaa. u- ioc dox; vauior- .i. at -l S lac revackea: actaoasa. faaey aaa tr mt. aa p io i ooa. rt.u- laeaL S1-1.TS: Sacramento. 38- 8.50 erata. DaMab aq'oash : to I. ArtlekokM? Califoraia. Sl-1.29 dozea. PSO0UCI Bf 1 lI A i llrv CyiC3 1 CTT11IC 1 1 MXilCTA 1 1 1 1 U III mm t j-o ,nMa ...C' vf lV?!sN---l t .1AI.I ri7 mmm.Tmt ttl 111 t" 4? 1 ItMimillillT ft i U WHERE SW . - - - . MmmUk. . a OUrCK- TEU. ME.' t-iliWraM IDOfirKMOW WHf?e.XVASDORN J?EMEMBEr? tVjAiM ORPHAN ASYLUM 4 r m ifMi- rkA Fcatans SiJ-slintr. atCBt BaaTltataaa f tXftta f HEAVEM5 B f DOAlCm'. ,TI ACT POOS, LOWE OLD 6AMV?0OrEyHAS FOJMO HIS UTTUL r 4.iitk J I "Casper Could 'Wring' Somebody's Neck By JIMMY MURRHY CASPER I UeSSTHS UATCSTt MET COLONEL HOOPED DOWUTOWr, AW HS TOV. rAEWE3 UOUCx TO tNE HIS WFC A TMAMOMO POR CHRISTMAI OOU'T TCUU HER AVWrOOTl rr because He vmrs it J ins; within reach that he could fling, could use as a weapon. Thara voa are." aaid Collin cheerfaliT, "bat xeep your lianas quiet X still hare the tmn. -"HUhi I tronble yon tor a elt- ' ...am . . mn A M.MiliMl1 arLLB i airffn ivni unvuusuwi eoolr. Tonra ara so excellent Racaaet Clnh ! , belleTe and i I've none on me." (Continued Tomorrom) ' JL magnetic "naU picker" re-tnored-14 tons ot metal trom west Texas highways in traTersing sis nrUea. .. -. .. - L... TV a. ir :w.i:..jrmW:si- jrr sw - -- sav. aaa f ISWr THAT WONOERrHJU OF HIMT 55H'4-U15U TICKLED TO UtA'Hl suppose ths MirJirnj swa 6era it SHE'LL "DASH OVER WERE TO 9 HOW IT TO ME OP COUftSC .SUEVL ASKTO LB WHAT VDO m. j''trrywgl -aak m m a wa ' i, I. . i S i SHE OHLX CROP3 IN WHEH SHE HAS SOMETHW6 NEWITO SHOW ME1. WHEM SHE PLASHES THE ITUMc 0NME1 W0OWWT IT BC 6REAT IF I COULD SHOW HER A. NEW OtAMOND THAT VOU JUST 6AVE ME3T00? 1 KNOW VtATLvStu T SAY! WH ATS THE CASPER1.! IDEA OP VOU TELLING T SUCH AM TOOTS ABOUT THE YOU'RE ONMA 6tVE SOPHtE? WHYOOfiTYOO HIND VOUR OWN t3USNESS? OUTBURST! YOU ACT AS IF YOU'RE JEALOUS. J 1 Miatr o raua.t 1 I B I'lllW IVJUfV UYIIV I a wv-m II V BUSINESS? lAi SHAME! 1 ITTHATSHffSca JT -TrVWr, SHAME!