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The OREGON STAfESHAN, Salta," Oregon. yednesdayll6rnln;r,: April 27, 13Sf
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CDUULDS:
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Demanding. 8 Cents for old
Ones; ; . new Cochefla '
j Crop Is Pushed :!
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PORTLAND. April 21 (AP)
Cold storage moremeat is taking
whatever surplus butter Is bow
being offered locally. Increase la
tli somber of. storage operators
has been somewhat creator than
normal, Many who bare herer be
fore stored are this year operatise
on account of the extreme low
costs. -'., .: ; '. ; y
Market for strawberries shows' a
steady to stronger tone with high
er prices noted la spots. Stales of
best Florin stock are resorted at
2.50 but some operators are ask
ing up to 22.75 for Sacramento
20 s. Both of good quality.
-., One brokerage firm Is reported
faoldlng a corner on old crop Ore
gon onions and Is demanding 8c
from whosesalers " for supplies
which means f 2.50-9 easily that
retailers must pay. Ia face of new
crop selling 28 for Cocheua, the
trade Is pushing the latter.
General egg,, market : trading
continues to reflect steadiness.
Demand for case -count supplies
appear able to absorb offerings
and prices are established on
rawer una oasis considering tne
market for graded stock.
Conditions within - the lire
chickea market continue more or
less of steady character. Low
prices hare stimulated consump
tion with a corresponding Increase
in the movement,.
Market - tor country killed
spring lambs is Inclined to slip
a trifle with sales of the better
stuff generally around 13 c al
though a few late sales hare been
made to 13 He yearlings are
around C-10c Demand for ewes is
good around 4 c for best.
Market for country killed calves
appears a trifle easy with the
bulk of the tops moving 9c and
only a limited supply going out at
9 He lb. Hogs are steady with
best light blockers 6 He lb.
CROP DAMAGE CAUSES GRAIN ? RISE
LAMBS AND HOGS :!WEl IN PRICE
Salein Iilarliets
- Grade . B raw 4 a-U-
co-op pool price, fl-Sf per
haadred. V '
Surplus fl.lO. ' 5
Factory milk 00c
. a Kssck MticM
averasa.) - ,
: .Bntterfat, sweet 18v
Bntterfat, soar, 16c 1
Freezing Temperature
In Midwest Region
Added Factor
CHICAGO. April 1 1 ( AP) -
Increased anxiety over crop dam
age reports and as to big aban
donment of planted acreage, espe
cially la Nebraska. , put wheat
prices .sharply , higher at times to-, i
day. . v-.-.i',::;
Giving additional Incentive to
wheat bulls were forecasts of
heavy frosts and freezing tempera
tures la western Kansas and Neb
raska. . Furthermore, for the first 1
time In many months, a decrease
of world's available stocks , of
Wheat made the total substantia)-1 Apple. wpp. ba.
ly less than was the case a year i!l"rtfr,
ago. -v..
Wheat closed firm, H-H above
yesterday's finish, corn off,
oats up.
Today's closing quotations:
meat: May. 67-H; July,
old CO-CO Hr new 59: Septem
ber, old C2-H.'new C2; De
cember. CStt-.
Corn: May. 31-: July, 85
35 H: September, 37H-K: De
cember, 88. '
Oatst May. 2H-; July.
22: September, 23-.;- De
cember, 25.
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Redlake. dow , , ,, . , SC
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General' Markets
BORTLIHD. Ora, April SS (AT)
Predaea azehansa. set pricaa, batter, ex
tra! It; ataadarda 18; prima firata 18;
first IT; erea, freak axtraa 14; freak
aediniM IS.
oeais Ajro bst
Bnytnf Frlcea
Wnaat, weetan red 55 to .SS
Whit, ba. 55 to 0(8
Bvrten ton, to
Oata, tea. top SS.00
Hay bnrmi arieaa ' - -
Oat and retch, torn 15.00 to 18.00
CTerer . .15.00 to 14.00
-Haifa, Tallay. In enttiag 18.00 14. St
Eaatera OrecoS 17.00
Top grade
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Portland Grain I
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PORTLAND, Ore.. April SS (AP)
Wheat Open Hie- Low Cloae
May .... 84 64V4 68 43
July 41 41 60 60
Sept. 59 594 59 59
Caak aaarketa : wheat, big tfeaa alae-
Hon. top .
Hega, firat eats
Steera
Cow e
Heifers
J.09
.4.10
J.40
ateaa 78: coft white, wectera white 44;
hard winter, northern apring, western red
41. . '
Oata, Xe. 3 white S34.40.
Corn Me. t yellow (E) $22.75.
MMrun: standard 818.50.
LADY FORESTERS
ST. PAUL, April 2C The Lady
Foresters met at the Knights of
Columbus ball Sunday night. The
former officers were re-elected.
They were chief ranger, Mrs. Pe
ter McDonald; rice chief ranger,
Mrs.- Marie - Connor: secretary,
Mrs. Laurence Gooding; treasur
er, Mrs. James F. Darldson; con
ductors, Mrs. John Darldson nad
Mrs. J. O. McElUipp; and sentin
els. Mrs. Mary Faber and Mrs. Ed
ward Darldson. .
After the business meeting the
remainder of the erenlag:. was
spent playing 500. The women's
first prize was awarded to Mrs.
Edward Darldson, the second to
Mrs.. Carl Smith and consolation
to Mrs. Henry Raymond. The
men's first prize was won by
Laurence Gooding and second to
B. P. Stupfel.
A birthday party was glren at
the borne of Mr. and Mrs. J. I
Cooke in honor of their daugh
ter, Dorothy's eleventh birthday.
Those present to help make Doro
thy's party a happy one were;
Kathleen Kirk, Virginia Ernst,
Esther and Dorothy Schneider,
Lola McKillipp, Dorothy Faber,
Betty Managre, Maurine Morten,
Viola Eder, Bernlce DaridsQn and
Cecelia Smith.
POBTLAHD. Or.. April 28 (AP)
Cattle 100, entree 10, steady.
Steera 600-900 lbs, good 6.25-7.00;
madia 5.00-4.25; eomaMa, S.7 5-6.00;
904-1100 Iba- good B.IS-7.UO, mediant
5.49-4.25. common 8.75-5.00; 1100-100
Ibi., geea S.T6-S.40, mediani e.oo-o.s.
Heifer. S5O-850 Ita- good 6.75-80, me
dium 4.60-S.T5. eoanion 8.25-4.50. Cows
good 4,75-6.25; O. 4 11. J!5-4.75; tow
eatter ana eatter l.so-s.xa. emia. year
ling axeladed, good aad choice (beef)
S.2 5-3.7S; eatter, common and medium
2.00-8.-5. TeaJer. milk fed. good and
ihoiee 4.00-6.50: aaediam 4.S0-S.00; call
and coiaaiam S40-4.60. CaHrea 250-400
lbs., goad and ekeiee 4.50-6.00 : eoaunem
aad eneaiam 2.00-4.40.
Hogs 800: steady.
Igkt iigkts 140-160 Iba. good aad
choice. 8.74-4.50. Lightweights, 160-180
14 4Jt5-4.44; 180-200 Iba., 4.89-4.50.
Medism weight 200-320 lba S.T 5-4.50;
220-S5S lbs., 8.50-4.85. Hearyweighto
250-290 Iba, S.85-4.25; 290-850 lbs,
8.SO-440. Packing sow 375-600 lbs. Baa
lias and good 2.75-8.40. reeders-etoekers
70-184 Iba, mediant aad good 8.00-8.50.
SUn rater aneep aad lambs soo: steady.
Spriag iamb good and choice 4.00-
S.50; mediom 4.00-4.00. Lambs BO iba.
down, good aad choice 6.50-6.00; medium
4.00-6.40; ail weights common 8.00-4.00.
xeefliaa weather to-lio iba, medium te
ekeiee S.6O-S.00; 120-150 iba, 1.75-3.75;
all weigats eU to common i.oo-.TS,
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club puns PUV
MACLEAT. Abril 20 At the
April meeting of the Home Eco
nomics club plans were maae xor
a : play and dance to be glren
torn time la May. Mrs. B. B.
Martin, Mrs. A. H. Fuestraan and
Mrs. H. Phillips were appointed
to- Bufchase material to slnlsa
oullt which will be tied at the
iteYt-t mMtlnr.
The next meeting will be held
the third Thursday in May with
Mrs. A. H. Fuestmaa and Mrs.
H. B. Martin on the program
committee aad Mrs. J. Pattoa
and Mrs.' H. Phillips on ths re
freshment committee. : . ..
. This .community is recorerlng
from an unusual selge' of acci
dents and oDeratlons and Illness
Mr. and Mrs. John Lebold bars
both been oulte 111 with flu and
fenmnUcallons.- Mrs." Lebold also
nnderwent a serious - operation
rACAntir. Mrs. Charles Baker Is
recorerins: from a broken arm,
Vjt L Martin injured bis band
anlte badlr recently while on
flshius trlpc and the small
daui-ter of E. Hartmaa is out
of school on account of illness.
A. Boelbrink who has been
confined in a Salem hospital for
aereral weeks, recorerlng from
an" emergency appendicitis oper
ation, returned to his home the
first of the week. Clifford Arn
old who also underwent an ap
pendicitis operation has been re-
mored to his -nome. airs. .an
Barber who underwent an opera
tion for acute appendicitis a zew
days ago la still confined to the
hospital. ' -
Radio
Programs
- Wedsosd-r, April t7 -SD3AO
6SO Oarrania
T:00 Good saorning sMditaUosa, tod ST
- J. if. Cow.
Till Settiar np exerc-Ma, directed by
. Joha Kenny.
11:00 Battor kealth! Hardealng (
tk Arterlea.'.' TJ. a. FsbUs
Bealtk aerrie.
13:00 Parnt ker.
13 lit In lha da-'a an
14:85 KarkeS reports, oreps sad waatk-
sr loraesst. -
I relied Teal, top
Dressed kogs
Coarse .
Medium
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Portland Livestock
1 150 Cases of Logans
To Travel This Week
SILVERTON, April 25 The
Sllrerton Food products company.
a co-operatlre cannery at 81lTer
ton. Is preparing this week to
complete its shipment of logan
berries which It packed for its
English trade. Eleren hundred
and fifty cases of the loganberries
win be shipped from surerto.
ST
Reductions 50 Gents,
15 Reiectwelys
Lambs and' bogs botb dropped
oa local markets yesterday, but
other . commodities- remained un
changed. .
Top hogs brought tl.lt rester-
osy. orz lis from the arerious
day. LaOaba were Quoted at an
eren 5 a hundred, off c
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VICTOR -:- POINT, April
The Salem Chamber of Commerce
baa promised to furnish a pro
gram for the April meeting of the
Victor Point Parent-Teachers as
sociation which will be Friday
night at the school house. .An ta-
terestlnjr meeting is antleiDated.
Victor Point school chlldreiuat-
tendlng the Marion county spell
ing contest in . Salem Saturday,
were Ernest Qnaley, serenth
grade: Helen Larson, sixth grade:
Louise Doerfler, . fifth grade and
Laurel Kreng. third .trade. The
last two .will recelre honor eertl-
flcateg for getting 100 per cent
grades in the written contest.
Mrs. J. C. Kreng and Miss Eleanor
Paddock accompanied the chil
dren and Miss Paddock remained
In Salexr. for a week-end rislt with
friends.
Alrera Johnston who hss been
attending school near Portland
this term has come home and is
enrolled in the sixth grade here.
The grange semi annual clean
up day Saturday was attended by
about 20. A delicious basket din
ner was enjoyed at noon and quite
a lot of Improrements were made
on hall and grounds.
GRIMMS DC PORTLAND
LINCOLN, April 28 Robert
Orlmm of Salem who bas been
staying with his grandparents.
Mr. and Mrs. C C. Grimm, pro
prietors of tho Lincoln store since
February and attending Parrish
school went to Portland with bis
mother, Mrs. Bonney Grimm of
Salem this week-end to take care
of their strawberry patch there
and attend to other matters eon
cerning their Portland property.
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MOMS UBUT
Closa ; Histfw : 3rd Straight
Day; list Gains Small
; But Thrcu.h list
2fEW YORK,-April. 25AP)
stocks rallied araia la , light
tradlnjr today, establlshinx some
thing of a sunns; record by dosinc
aigaer lorjae Uxird.suceesslre
, Met gains were small but gener
al. Volume increased to 722.210
snares' largely because of - the
greater activity that accompanied
a utile Tally ia tho morninsr. al
though as time for the U. 8. 8teel
meeting after the. close approach
ed, interest waned. Final prices
were under the highs.
No bop had beea held out for
the dividends .oa : 8teel common
and with the announcement close
at. hand some short repurchases
of that stock were doubtless made.
It closed at 21 7-t, up 2-8, -al
though atona time it sold up to
21 !4. The preferred finished a
point to tho good.
American Telephone. Amerleaa
Caa. Weetinghouse, Allied Chemi
cal. Du Pout, North American,
New York Central. Wool worth,
Bordon, Air Reduction, Santa Fo
aad Union Pacific showed gains
ranging from a minor fraction to
1. Standard of New -Jersey
strengthened coincident with re-
Ports that a large bid was plac
ed for. the issue at 21. which
price was under levels touched to
day. Norfolk and Western. Inspir
ed by a regular 22.50 . dividend,
soared T and retained much of the
rise. Delaware A Hudson was up
nearly 5.
Sublimity Youths
To Give Comedy
At Stayton Grange
SUBLIMITY, April 20. The
Sublimity Young People's Dra
matic club la busy oracticinr for
a three-act comedy drama to be
glren Friday alght, April 29, in
tho Stayton grange halt The title
Is "Bells of Shannon,' A dance
follows the slar. mania ta h fun.
nlahed by the NIghtingallans or
chestra. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hartmns are
tae proud parents of a bsby girl
bora Sunday night, April 24. This
Is the first child in the family.
Mrs. Hartman will be remembered
as Ida Van Handel. Her sister.
Mrs. Alfred Hartman, is taking
care of the mother aad baby.
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AbUUy to Trump Smekm$ Adds tm DecUrm Vdu$m.
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; lleLilax throe ar
enuuay mar ahrars
values bis abOitj to raff side salts.
As a ruls it is aa ersrralaatioa u
count suyt-inx far tie declarer's
ability U trunin. If as counts
tefl raha for bis trumps aa triek
waxaers, he cannot also count for
a second time the ruff-us; values
at tho same cards, t When the as
aistutf; hand's respense shows an
asusl trump length, ths declarer
sometLmes may odd tho raffias
values et bis trumps. Tho fel
lowinfband illastrates such a case i
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Bid of 2-Clabs. A orerealled with
; 2-Spades. Y would not bare as
' silted aa opening bid of only one,
bat be felt able to raise his part
ner's semi-demand bid to S-Clubs.
When considering a bid fa excess
of four, it is welt to heed losing
tricks add, as well as probable
winners. It seemed to B that he
bad one losing card ia hearts, as
well as two club losers; oa that
account it-aooeared souader for
him to strongly support bis part
ner's spades, rather than attempt
- to win one added trick at a minor
suit make: so B Jumped the 'bid
to 4-Spades. Z ventured going 5-
uiubs, wmca probaoiy would be a
eheaa method of sarins- same. The
only war A could find of counting
snouzh tricks to risk Ksn-tmt wu
to count his ab&ty to raff clubs
as on mczv ta ma&iuea to bis
ariziaal trusau raloa-iBm f ik
probable tricks. Only tho appar
ent length of trunrps held by his
rar wBcrmucoa Arm tua ox a.
pades, which held tho contract.
Tho ooexdar lead was thm a a
dubs. 2?s Q wua the trick. Bo
fore fordor A to trump a second
dub lead, Z laid down his Act
of hearts, fearlas? that tho tteda
er might establish daauaya Ions
Jit a e. mm a - w
uuunena suit, so Oiscara uereef
an his laearts.
To win aa the rfmafnfng tildes
A took three rounds of spades,
Next ha led out his X and Anal
diamonds, without trying to trsi
we . as dou opponscits followed
with low cards he knew that tht
next lead would cause the anuastas
Q to appear,. The declarer used
his last tramp to win the trick,
Then dummy had to use its last
fpads to trump a return lead of
hearts. All diamonds were
good, .and the Odarer claimed his
live odd.
The following hand was played
at diamonds. The ' opening lead
was the J of clubs.' How many
tricks can be won against any pos
sible subsequent defense? The an
swer will appear tomorrow.
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Houiewarming Held
For Lelac Family
Iii Their New Home
WACONDA, April 24 Mr. and4been -offering from heart trouble
Mrs. Peter Lelae and sons, An
tona and Peter moved last week
from Gerrals to tho Karanagh
place recently rented by Jullian
do Jardin of Hopmero.
A housewarmlng; was oajoyed
hero by tho following friends and
relatires Sunday: Mr. aad Mrs.
Mlko Bngelhart, Joe Euha of
Gerrals, Tons" Monger of ML An
gel. Mr. and Mrs. Chef 8undberg
and sob Bobby of Salem, and Mr.
and Mrs. JuUlaa Do Jardin and
children Marine and Don of Hop-
mere.
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Nusom aad
Allya Nusom accompanied by Mr.
and Mrs. John Jacobs of Medford
risited the R. M. Nusom family
at Woodburn. Mrs. Nusom bas
mo past two meatus, but Is now
able to be up a part of tho time.
Robert Nusom Is slightly im
proved in health also.
BETHANY Both Mrs. Stewart
McClure and Mrs. Errol Ross
Ross haTo been retained to teach
at Bethany for next autumn. Mrs.
MeCIuro who has her home la
many years and Mrs. Ross hss
taught here during the past year.
Mrs. Ross has her home in Sll-
vertoa.
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Schedula tw Days of
I J Entertainment l
MICKEY MOUSE
mm to Take the Air"
: LIBERTY. Apr. 2 t-Tho sched
ule for Aebierement day and ear
nival has now been completed.
Priaclpal Meyers announces that
tho camiral .win bo held Thurs
day alght, startlnr at t , o'clock
with food aales. The door charge
admits to the carnival aad play,.
"Smyths rs Smith," a breach of
promise easa. put oa by tho ad
raaced grade pupils. Tho play
is scheduled for S o'clock. . Tho -
carnival aanusemeats aro tho
"real thing." loaned by an amuse
ment company. Proceeds will go .
to the school baseball expenses.
Achievement day wfll start Fri
day at t a. m. with Judglns of ,
cooking and sewing exhibits by
Miss CowgUL 4-H club leader.
10:00 a.. so. cooking; club demon
strated by Alice Cunningham aad
Florence Copley; 10:20, sewing
demonstration by Lillian Neuens
aad Mario Dletsmaa; 10:00, talk,
oa 4-H dub work by H. C Sey
mour state club leader; 11:20.
talk by Wayao Harding, county
club leader.
School room features will ' bo
shown in the afternoon with ex
hibit of work in each room. At
1 p. m. the first and second '
grades will giro a short program;
1:20, trip around he world , by
third and fourth grades; health
play. 2:00. fifth and sixth grades,
chorus work snd Japanese fan
dance: 2:20, serenth and eighth
grades will feature a ! geography
exhibit. At 2:00 the boys and
girls baseball teams win play tho
teams of Aumsrtlle.
Open house will be held at tho
school from 7 to t p.m. to enable
those who cannot attend during
the day to see the work of all tho
children oa display In each room.'
The pig club will not exhibit
porkers at the 4-H club fair this
year as most" of tho best sped
men, have beea disposed of. Due
to the good care and careful feed
ing these, bogs have reached tho
prime marketable also In four and
one-half months, which is Just
under 200 pounds.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. White of
Los Angeles are rlsltlng at the
Joe WniUms home. Mrs. Will
lams Is the, niece of Mrs. White
and this is the second time they
bare ever seea each, other.
Portland Produce
PORTULN'D. Ore. April 28 (AP)
Batter arista 98 acore or .better, 20-22e;
Uadarda, 19-8 lc
Ess raetne sonltry nrodncera' San
tas price; freak extras, 14e; standard.
lSe; mediama, isc
Cenntrr meau aelli&c price to re
tailer : eoaatry-kUled hoc, beat butcher.
aader 10O Ib 0a4; vealer. so to ISO
lb. e: aprlns lamba, 10
year lie fa, 4-10e; hoary ewea,
aer eews, s-ae; aniu,
Baw Oregon wataata, l-ive; pea-
sat. IS lb.; Braalia. 12-14; almonds.
lS-lSe; tUaerta, S0-S3e; peeans, 80s lb.
Caceara bark wirlnr nrlea. 931 peel.
Bone nominal, 1981, 11-11 la.; j
eontraeta. 1939. 12-18 lb.
Batterfdireet to skippers: aUtion.
15e: Portland delivery pricea. 16s lb.
Lure poultry mat bayiac price: neary
baa, eolered, 4 Xbrn so, lS-lSe; del
i4im. naze: Usbt. Se: licnt broil-
era. 12-ise ia.: colored router, orer s
loa IB-ZOe; old rooaterc, Se; daeka, res
in. la: raaaa. s-ioc: capon, ls-zoe.
Union aalllaa pnea to retailera: Ure-
cea. S-S-3 eentol; boilers, 6-7; new Oe-
ebeua, f s crate.
ew noutoes Ten, s ee lb.
Potatoea leeaL 90e-SL.15; Farkdala.
81.25; Deschates. 1 1.2 5-1.8 3; eaitera
Waahtnston. S1-1.2S.
oeoa potatoe iceruneaj earnest oi
H. l-le; early rota, 1-lHe lb. WooV
1932 crop, no-usai; Willamette vaney.
4-8 in.: eaatera Oreson. T-lOe poond.
Har buriar nrieo iroaa producer: al
falfa, $15-140; eaatera Orefoa tbnotby.
19; sau aad re tea, si.
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Fruits, Vegetables
POSTJ,in. Ore, April 20 (AP)
Uranrea - California nareia, wrapped
feaey, 91-s.Toj ekoieo, ss.as-z.e box.
erapef rait California,- St.SS-B.50; yiov
ida. - 88.40-4 easa. Lemon California.
84.40-4.24. Ubh S-dea. carton. 93.94.
Banaaae aaehea, oe; aaada, e lb.
Straw aerrie S2.40-2JS0 crate. 20 pint:
riorin-SaeraaaoaU 20. S2.40-2.50.
Kbabarb ontdoov crown. 2-2 Us lb.
Cabbare loeaL SH-Se lb.: new crop.
California, 9-8 H lb. Onion seWnc
pric t retailer; Oregon, se-B.30 cen
tal; bailer. S5-T; new Coehelln. S4rata,
Cecum be ra hot home. 40e-S1.50 do.
Spinaea local, 91 oraasa box. Celery
Calif ernla. SlO do.; hearta, S3 dosaa
kaBebe.
; Hasnroom hothoo, 60 e lb. Peppers
Bell. Mexico, zo-Z5e lb. Fea Califor
nia, S-6K l. Sweet potatoe CaUfot
nia. 4; aonthern yams, 91.25-1.85 bn.
crate. Caaliflower local. T5e-$1.25 crate;
Botebarg, Sl-SO-l.TS crate,
i Tomatoes nothease, fancy. 90-45 lb.
choice 2&e lb.: Mexican. 82. SO repacked.
Lottace Santa blaria, 9 2.75 erate. Aapar
ara California, rreen. Se lb.: Mid-Ce-
himbia, Sl.te-L.S5 doien bancbe; Walls
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By WALT DISNEY
By DARRELL McCLURE
VWCOUmlSZhAAMMfZSASOflS'
Strawberry Crop is
i Undamaged by Rains
! . . : '
I SILVERTON HILLS, April 27!
The strawberry crop In this dis
trict la beginning to look promis
ing. So far the growers report,
there has not been much damage
this season by disease or insects.
Tho plants aro Just beginning to
bloom.. : v
TOOTS AlftD CASPER
UOOK. TOOTS 1 I FOUND ALlM
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S-31 Tn the dor's new.
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BE RETURNED TO THE PAPER! 1 ABOUT IT IN -TODAY-l'LOST- AND-
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HASN'T LOST J j I AOVERTlStN-t I I W AD IN THE PAPER.
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