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Newspaper Page TextOREGON STATESMAN, Salem, uregon Tbarstlay Morning, January Zlr 1937 Motors aiid! Steels . Lead Que of- Fastest ' Recent Stock Day PAGE EIGHT iglis Established Steel, General. 316 tore and Wes tingh o u se Are in '- On Cains !: NEW YORK. Jn. 20-AV-Mot- r and Heels, stimulated by - better brand ot labor news, today ld one ot the fastest stock mar ket upturns ot the put several uii i ' ., With robber, farm machinery, electrical equipment, merchan dising, mining and a wide assort- M0nT fit aiwpia it lean pa nnmr- lpatinr, many new (-year . highs were - established ' with gains ranging from 1 to around 4 points. Transfers totalled 3,2 C 8,4 70 hares compared with 2,619,019 yesterday. The Associated Press average of CO stocks held at net advance of .7 of a point at 72.6. The list developed strength fol lowing overnight news i that the strike at the Detroit plant of the Briggs-Mfg. Co., motor accessory manufacturer, bad been settled. American - Telephone dipped a point at .183 after announcement ot a wage boost by its chief sub sidiary. New York Telephone Co. 'American Cant also was acon- 112. :- ., U.S. Steel, up 3 Hat 86, re flected not only lessening of au tomotive strike t e n s I o n, nut ' uousoii iui arrears dp iuc per- -. ferred may be cleared up soon. thus putting the common in line it Conspicuous gainers! Included Bethlehem at 7 7 Tsi Oeneral Mot ors 68. Westinghouse 15?a. Gen eral Electric 91. Anaconda 54 Hi and U. S. Rubber 544, Crooked Finger's Mail Delivered1 ! In. Olden I Style i - - -i- ' i - BCOTTS MILLS. Jan. 20 School closed Monday and Tuesday at Crooked Finger because . of too much snow. N. C. Hubbs, Marlon county engineer, was In the local ity, Monday and expects! to have the road open soon. The mail is being carried on horseback part of the way. : Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Miles are spending several days in Portland visiting with their children. Ralph Duff has purchased a 15-acre tract on Crooked Finger. Mr., Duff and family expect to make their home In the new lo cation.' They are recently : from Minnesota. Corn Unloading Finished PORTLAND, Jan. 20-(flP)-Long-shoremen completed the removal of 4,700 tons of Argentina corn from the ship Primero yesterday, under an agreement reached be tween grain firms, chicken rais ers and union last month. It was the only cargo moved here since the start of the maritime tle-np. I Mkt lenera s. FBODUCE ZXCHAXOB PORTLAND, Or Jan. 20. (P) 4ne exchange, net priresr Battar: Ex tra, (3 He; standards, ' .82 He; ! prima first 82e; firsts, 82e; buMerfat: 80 9 He. j' il ; Ei: U 8, lsrg citrat. 2Ct; U. 8. madiam astral, 20c. : Portland Grain POETLAXD. Orr., Jan. 20.AP) Dspit the steadiness at Chiraro, Mlnne plis formed the bssls for the weakness ta taa local trade, alt honed there u either bnainess aor price chant; for May. Ob tlie aample rash market another half cent was taken off the price. Wheat: Opes High haw Close .May 1-12 Vi 1.1 J H 1.12 H 1.12 H Cash want: Big Bend hlnestam, hw. It pet 1. IT; dark hard winter 18 pet Mitt; is pet 1.25 h: ii pet i-iH; at whit and wen em white 1.11 H; Sard winter 1.18 H: western red l.liht. Oats, No. 2 whit 83.50; tray 82.6U. ar!.T. . No. 2-45 lb. B.W. 39,00. Today's ear receipts: Wheat 14; har lay 8; oats l;hy 1. Portland Livestock POKTLAKD. Jan. 20 P) U. 8. Dept. Agt.) Hofs: 200, nnevealy ateady t IS cents lower, food-choice 105-210 Ik. drireins 10.35. few choice lot 10.50, lead lota absent qootabl to 10.60, few S3O-SS0 lb, 8.85. odd head light iicats S.S5. parking sows 8.00, few choice light leader pigs -8.75. Cattle: 60. S direct, calves IS. 10 41 pect, natlv. folly ateady; dd hed oaa aen steers 6.00-0.50, strictly (oed grain fed Steers 8.40. common heifer . 8.00 S.OO. better grades T.00 and abere. cnt tery cows down te 4.25, low cntter and eatter cows 8.25-4.00. cemmoa-medinm 4.85-S.OO, good beet eowa 5.25-0.00, few nml)e 5.60-5.75, ewmmon Tealera 10.00.- Sheep: SOO, S9S direct, active ateady, fairly good tl lb. tracked in lamb 8.75. choice toad liotc to S.50. mediam S.OO. M4 rail weoied yearUna T.00-730. food ial we 8.15-5.50, ttnnn IsM lota ttfihl U 0.00. . Portland Produce TkW t Awn cw 1.. uv ' Batter Print. A grade, 8S ls la ' parchment wrappers. - 86 lb. lav car ton; B grade, parchment Wrappers S4c lb.; cartons, 85o lb. Batterfat--Portland delivery, geaeral 'weekly 80 -87 lb.; eon a try rente. S4-SSc; B grade, 84-35 lb.; C fTMO as amaraea.. ' . B frsde cream for market Burtnt pries, botterfat basis. S8e lb. Efft Bnyinf price f wboleaalera, sx- tmma. 17c;! mediam firsts. 15e ader Cbesoe Orero-. triplets, 17 a Ore- fwa teal, He. ortim vm pay nv S)l jaotis. -Cenatrr Meats Selling price to re- . t. .... a.(il4 kva - baak femteh- samwi i 7 . , an. nader 150 .1ba 14 lb.t .peaUra, Urr cotter cows, 10-11 nT; anc ewf S-e IK ; bulla, 1 Oc lb. lambs, 13-lSe lb.; wes. 4-4W lb. . CaAcarsj kwrk Hsvlas- " l 7e II. . . . , . Lie Pooltry Portlan .ell-rr-. bay lnr priewi Colored heas. ver 4 lbs. 14-17 Bkj wnder 4 lb-. 10-l.e.lb.; Lerhem hena. 12-15 lb: bro.l.rm. 1 Iba, 15-1S lb.: b.?rB prings. 14 15 lb.; J,'.:: rP4ta---Klmalb S. I. 8i.85-8.00; Ueachotee, $2,83 3.00. ,IV75 Cental. 33 80-20: toral. $2.40 2.BS. j-.- J aomlnal: Willai-. cat ley medians. 0e lh.. er .d brs.ds. 2-S lb.; stern Oregon, 23-24 Jb.-. esrrd. 87 - -- " -ftitt. so ec ib - , ,: . ilehair 1937" eatracta, 40-42 la. - Aiay tWltS prwcw - -facailsf. Al 6-Year Salem Markets Grade B raw 4 per eeat milk. Kalem basic pool price $2.1 U per hundred. Co-op batterfat prcie, P. O. B. Kletm S5c. iJkiilk i3r4 n armi-moathly buTtei-at arimjjt.)- DWributor price f&S4. A grade botterfat Iheliv rrrd. S5c ; B gntde, deli v rtl, 83!ar. j j w - A i-avile print, SSr; B grade, 34c. a m I . r 1 t'riets paid to frowcra by Salem tfbe prca betow, aupplied by frorer, are indicative of the daily but are not ft'araalovd by The nan.) I 1 " fkvits ; (Bujiac Frices) Applea, be. ornuea. woiden ifoaua Beauty I itauaaa. IU. atatk " hands i i buyers. lor at market Mats .49 .70 M9 0iV S.Cv 4.75 2i 8.50 2.20 7.60 9.85 S.85 S.OO .90 4.00 1.00 t'ureanuia aark t'ranberriea, '4 bbl. ; ;ra I res a m . Ira pe fruit. K.ora. , 4 25 SU .8.00" S.OO Grapefruit. Arizona Lemoua, crate ... jrc ug e Nareia . Bonkist . Fancy Choice Peers. Boar., km. Pineapple, fresh, crate ,.. ., fomecraaatas. .rare .. - t VEOETABlXa I (Baymf Prices) Beets. Calif, doa. J,..., . .00 1.0C .02 .02 1.3 .45 1.75 2.25 X.85 1.25 0 .60 .80- 0 20 : Mi ; tirncael Bpiouta. crate fabbase. lb. , rabbace. red C'Uim-ne cabbafe. crate Carrots, doa. Cauliflower, Calif, crate Celery, crate . Utah Hearts, doa. Root, doa , .Endive, dui. iirtens, htastard. ctate . til-pens. Kale, crate lettuce, California. Iced 2.10 to Onions - Sceen, : dot., ... .1 50 iW z . r.;..: Walla Walla aweet, SO iba Oyster plant, dos. ,, , Radishes, doa. ... r apanese radishes, dos. I'arsnips, lb Peat .coast or Seattle, lb. , I'eppera. frees Califs lb . ,, Ked ib i. 1 1 Put a toe, new. No. 1. cvt No. 2, cwt. bag . Potatoes, sweet, Ho. 1 - I'umpkina cwt ., .05 .45 .40 02 .18 .10 to 2.35 1.75 1.85 SO 1.50 1.00 -20 2.00 75 8.25 .53 .80 Kbauarb. hothouse, crate Spinach, oranfe box - 1.40 to Sqaaah Uanish lt .... .10 te Hubbard, cwt. , I'eanuL dos ..... , Tomatoes, 20-lb. crata : Turnips, dox, . - , , , Water cresa .. - .. . ..... . oTTJTS Wainnts. lb. . .U Filberts. 1936 crop. lb. 116 te to .15 19 HOPS (Bnyinf Pzlcaa) Ousters. 1930, lb. .27 te do. 1930. Ib. .35 to .29 .40 Futrlee, 1935. top. Ib. Nominal . do. irs, lb. NonUnal WOOI. AND 1COHAIB ( Bnyinf Prices) Uohair .40 Medium wool .. .32 Coarse wool .80 EGOS A NO PCUZ.TEY , (Bnyinf Price af : Andre sens) White extras ,., . ., ,. .18 Brown extras . .18 Medium extras , , , . .10 I.arre standards ., . .10 Xedinm atandarda .14 Pullets . . . . . .12 i Heavy. kens. lb. .15 i Colored mediums, lb. , .14 Medinm Lief horns, lb ,10 sites, ib. , , .05 Old roosters, lb. .05 Colored frys, over 4 lbs. , .15 - Under 4 lbs. , , .15 White Iefhorn, frys .13 i MAEION CREAMESY bnyinf Prices Live Poultry. Ko 1 stock - Colored bens, coder 4 lbs .14 Colored hens, ever 4 lbs .14 Leghorn kens, over 8 lbs .12 Leghorn hens, under 8 lbs .10 Leghorn broilers I I . .13 Colored springs, over 3 lbs ... .13 Colored springs, nudes- 1 8 lbs. .13 Roosters . .05 Rejects , market value Slags, lb. : .07 Mo. a grmdea. a cents less. Egza Candled and i Large extras .18 .10 .10 .14 48 .12 .18 Mediam extras . Large standards -Mediam itandsrdt I'rjdergrsdcs Pullets Tnrkeye, dreaaed .17 and UTEITDCa (Baying Price) Spring lambs --8.00 to Ewes . i, ...8.00 to 8.50 4.00 9.35 8.85 8.85 7.50 Hogs, top, 150-220 Iba. 130-150 lbs 210235 Iba. 18.00 to Steers . . Dairy type cow , .T.00 to 4.00 to 4.25 B.60 to 6.00 Beef - cows ,, i .1, Balls i S.0 t S.75 7.00 Heifers 0.OO to Top veaT S.S0 Dreaaed veal. lb. . .14 - .18 . .M - .99 .43.50 .89.50 .29.50 . .25.50 3 . S.OO Dressed bogs, lb. eKADT AJTD BAT Wheat, white Ko. 1 . , Wheat, western red i, , Barley, brewing, ton ; Feed barley, ton .n.. Oats, milling, ton . , ' Feed, ton , Clovers d, IK i i , Vetch seed, per 100 Hay, bnyinf prices , Alfalfa, caliey ' ' 14.00 11.00 Oat and eaten, ton Clover, ton .50 CA8CARA AJTO MUTT Cascara bark, lb. Pepparmlat OIL Ib. i err SO ROCX AVXBAQli (Compiled by th Asaociated Press) 30 IS 13 00 Indnsk Eaila TJtiL Stocks Today 98.S 40.S S8.8 . 72.0 Prev. day . 97.S . 40.1 ' 83.3 . 71.9 Month ag 94.8 80.9 S0.S 08.9 Year - are , 7S.T . 88.T 40.7 S7.7 1930-37 kifh 99.8 ' 4801 . - 84.0 T2.S 1130 87 low, 78.4 .80.8 .48.4 S3.T 193S hlxh 70.8 31.8 44.T ' 60.1 198S lew 49.5 18.8 31.8 84.8 BOB ATZBAGZS - - SO 10 IS 10 Rai la Indnsi. CU1. For'n Today . 98.7 14 A3 . 103.7 73.S Pro-, day -98.7 104.8 102.7 TSI Month age 97.1 108.9 102.0 71.8 Tear af - 90.0- 108.8 101.8 . 71.8 1930-87 high 99.0 14.4 108.1 78.9 1930-37 lew. 80.9 141.8 . 99.S 07.0 1935 hlgh S7.S 161.3 89.8 70.4 1988 lew 70.4 83.3 84.9 6S.S falfa. Ksx 1. f 1 7-170S0 1 aasUrn Oregon timstay. aia ta.so tea; au as vetca 813-18: elever. 813 ton, rortlaad. Hop Nominal: 19S6. 40 lb. Oa ar Orecen. gl.50-l.7i cental; Taklma. ai.23-1.4. t . - -- Sugar Berry r frutt, 100s, 35.85; ba.es, 05.43; baat. s,2 csnUL Domestic Floar Seltisg price, city delivery. S to 25 bbl. loia: Famil sat nt. 98a, 80.30 0.03 r bakere bard wheat. SS.05-6.CS : bakers' - btwesti S.26-3: vlwnded hnr. 86.35-7.75 : graham. 86.73; whol waa- 84.30 bbL Boston Wool BOSTOX. Jan. 20 -(AP) UBDA) Bales were aiew in ini .tt wow w k. ft -. mm mmmtmmtim Mw A few small- lots of fin territory wools wioved la original bags at 8 10 5 to 31.08 aceurad basis for stert to averag Freaek eombiaf lengths, and 3 LOS to L10 for average to food French, cowtbiag. . . Fin Detain Ohi flec - wr sjnlst. with last sales - report ed at 43 t SS cent i th greaie. bat askiaf prices a few remainlnf lots rsagod aa high as 48-50 i cwnta. . i . - .06 t 75 S Stocks &i Bonds - . (Compiled by Associated Press) " Jam Wheat Gains; Corn Declines Predict Severe Cold Will Endanger : Domestic : Winter Crop CHICAGO. JaB. 20.-(iP-Rally-lns at the last; wheat scored frac tional adraneea i today (or new crop delrreries after an aorapt tumble ot 2 cents a bnsbel from earlier tains. ! - . Predictions of severe cold wea ther caused late mlsgirinrs about safety of the domestie winter wheat crop, especially In areas where recently : there has . been mac. rain. . j ; '! :; At the close,1 Chicago wheat fu tures were 4 off to hi up com pared with yesterday's finish. May 130-130 tt. July 1.13 T -11 4, Sept. 110-110; corn H-H down. May 110 July 106H. Sept. 101-K- : oats ahowlnir ' -i de cline; May 61 -., and rye H-7. setback. I May 108. Oats Market Breaks A sharp break in the Chicago oats market formed an I unsettling factor concerning wheat and other grains at this stage. Hery selling of a stop loss character that de veloped plunged the May oats feature down 2 M cents a bushel. The oats selling was largely a re sult ot Inadequate buying power. Corn price declines were large ly a result of sympathy with oats. Rye was adversely affected by downturns of the two chief feed grains, notwithstanding that wea ther conditions were about as bad as possible for corn movement. Provisions 'declined; with pack ing interests' conspicuous as sell ers. - , Prune Stocks Are Fairly Well Down California Growers Held Under 35,000 Tons On January 1 California growers held some thing under 35,000 tons ot dried prunes on January 1, according to Western Canner and Packer, mag azine of ! the canning and fruit industry. I Of the California hold ings, 20,000 tons are In the Santa Clara district. Relative to the dried prune deal the magazine continues: r "This is a good cleanup, in view of the maritime strike, the carryover of 1935 crop, and gen eral market conditions. ? In the northwest, also,; growers stocks are fairly well down. Northwest growers during December report ed sales at the following prices per pound: 40-42's, 4 cents; 42-45's. 4 cents; 45-50's, 2 to Gardeners and Ranchers' Mart PORTLAND. Ore.. Jan. I0-fi Early morning trading oa the Gardeners and Ranchers market slackened today. Supplies wore fairly liberal, but prices wars well maintained. : Potatoes moved higher Prices at both receiving and producing points, j , A new shipment of Texas snin- aeh was tn good demand at fl.JB- 1.50 per basket. Bunched vegetables were flrm- r. ! . ! ' The orange market was rather unsettled with heavy shipments and ample local holdings. Apples Washington Dsliciona, extra fancy. 32.50-2.75: Wiawsaoa. rtn fan cy, 82-00-3.25; Oregon, Washington ha- di pace, vsuasu, cse-fl.oo; rtAra Spies, 1 70-80! Btaymans, 75-lX0; Spitienberg a, T5e-81.00 ; Wlitlttl, 31.00-1.S5; Soma's Beat, 83-81.0. Artiehoksi-CaUfTia. boxes 8-8 dot. 4.5O-5.0. fe Avar adoa California, ' 63a. " 8VTt. fl.80-lJ15; Pblof 81.80-1.38. Bananas Per pnnd, 8-6c Beana California. craU. 88.78-8 S-7 per Ib. f t Beets Far jack, Oregon, 14)0-1.78. BroecpU Crata, 32-75. - , Brasssll SDront Oregea. flat rat. 31.00-1.10: California, 6H-7 pr lb. k drams, 32.25-2.60. , Cabbsc Oregon. Danish. ' 1 1 1 a eraUa, 25-3.K0: rod, lb.; 8-4. . CsjTots Pr sack, 8-75-3.00. -. CaoUflower Oalif, pony, - 81-0-1.80. Celery Hearts flU18-1.7(; Ctak typa, 83.50-2.r5;; Calif ri 8 to SH oss, 03-80-2-10. - Clry ro Pound. 80-78. Citrus Prults Oranges, OaBfornla navola, i 83.50-4.00; toagarb, 90 81.10 par erau. I am ens. California, fancy 35.60-7.85; grapefruit, riorida. fancy, 38.25-8.75; Ariana, hie. 8808-8.88. Coeaaut lmprtd, aka, , 84S 85-90 dos. -i CraabwrrlM 88 -ynd Voa, f4JI0-d.7S. S4 box: California, 11.80 t tat M 4 otS. t Cacumbsis Oragea 1 kotkM 88.80; Oalifcm . i fl.80 per fete t 4 its, Zcn-nt Cmllfarsia. lug, 81-80-1.80. rir California flats, wbit and black. 80-75.' j .......... ,.i . , Oarlie Per pound. 10-15. '. ' Orapea Empaawrs. 01-80-1.75. ' - Green . awtoaa Pt : dxa i baaekos. 40-60. i ' : r Ground Chartisi 1 Oarsgoa flat bxs. per Ib, 8-10. Buckle be rri a Oregon. Waaklsgtna. Ik, 7-8. : ' -'-); . Urttac Impsrial. 4 8 dosa 38.85 8.00; Ariioaa, f8.85-S.10. , Mnakrems-M)M pound eartoas. 40 45e. ... (- r .4 ; . ; Onions 100-ponnd sncks. TJ. Va. 1, ysllows. 31.40-1.76; ysllow boilers, 10 psrand s-ks, 18-14. Parsley Per dosea bunches, SS-40. , , ParsniDs Par ta eo-flSe. .' - Peas California. 30-pouad kampsra. f2.25; 13-15 pr pound. - Par3 Oregoa. Washington, best. Jumble pack. Boss aad D'Anjoa. 880- 1.76. r - ' Peppers Cm Hf oral a. 13-16 fb. .' Potatoes O. fl. Kc. 1. IOO-pound aaeks, bakers 83.38-3.60- Desckata rus sets, 320-8.001 Washington rosssts, 32.85 8.00 ; locsX 1.45-.5; Burbsnk. 03.45-3.85. - ' , . i-- Radiske Par dosen bunches. 88-48. Rhnksrb Calif, appl boxes. 3-76-S)0. - ' . ' - - Ratahagas WaahlsrtM lOO lb sacs 1.38-1 A5t OrsMs, local, lugs. 83. - Bprnsck Tsxaa, f 1.25-1.50 per basket. Bqaaan- Ursgoa Uanun. cast, arstrs. 85-76; Habbard. Ib, 8-2 He. -- Bweas Pot ate ea . California. SO-lb. erataa. : fl.70-l.7S; -. yama. f 2.80-8.75 per busbel ; ' - f Watrcrss PaaA - 85-40. i . Tsmsts is Or to , ketkoas, ftS- 31.03; Maxic. 33.25-1.50.; r . Tsrnlj L)om isjmsm S-7- 2 cents; 50-55's. 3 to IK cents; ES-0's, t to S cents; C0-5's, 2 to 2 cents; In California's Santa Clara Volley, prices were on tha following; basis: 3 4-71'a. 3V. cents; 72-81's. t cents; 82 101's. cents. ; AAA Deal ;OuUlne "AAA Program: Final ratifica tion of the . triple-A dried prune buying program was accomplished last month. The deal now calls for the purchase' of 9,000 tons of Cal ifornia and 2.50 Of tons ot North west standard dried prunes. Cal ifornia packers making the sales must in turn purchase 2 Vi times aa much fruit from growers on the following basis: three-counties, 8V4 cents; outside, 3V4 cents. "Northwest packers must buy equal quantities from the grow ers at prices Scent per pound less than the figure at which their prunes are sold,! Considerable quantities of hotb, California and Northwest prunes! had been ship ped on government order by the first of the year, j - "Market: Wholesaler! and Job bers are reported quite well clean ed . out ot. Pacific coast . d r 1 ojd prunes as of January 1. A con siderable tonnages of fruit was aboard tled-up ships at the first of the year. Buyers were loath to order ahipment by rail to replen ish their stocks, because thoy feared that the strike might sud denly be cleared mp and their competitors enabled to offer fruit at lower figures I than they, by making water shipments and sav ing the freight differential." Sixth Permit to i Build Is Issued 1 1 Tbe sixth building permit for tke erection of a dwelling since the year began was issued Tues day to P. E. Parfnenter for the erection of a one! story dwelling and garage at 2145 Laurel street at a cost of $2650. Other permits: Ronald Glov er, to reroof one story dwelling at S51 North Cottage, $100, and a one story dwelling at 809 North Cottage, $300; L. C. Elf son, to erect a one story private garage at I860 North Commer cial, $15. i POLLY ANB HER PALS VAERE)jjESS-EtNrTl8q -- ." -13 I 'y-',"',V. . VUH . IKTOTH' TRAILER PCIXS THERE B&CKASE) PtCTURE OF OUR. HOME COULD IT BE v-f SEARCH ME.QJSE " " ; ; ' YiXKnU BEEN, ( TiSO-NTrXJCUSTCXUBBE! TMEyferVE y-BlTf I VWZNT"rcN THAT-p--7 V lESTAKE A -sii "7 ' J (g ( AJ-irAl 1 T BHCKEY MOUSE - Gt Out and Get Under V By WALT DISNEY i - . .: . ' - j. . i ii." .. " - 1 . : -: " -kTrr iss VEtgy siMPij-Ti wrw& that hchsb-) (no1 txjt iss a L V?Jly i,UE ' (T EOJT WWff rWES THERE JTO '3 SrSKET'. ZU NvItaHTEHl -S eJS SJ- NffrTuf S"Q --?i-yZJ j 1 2 " 4t(? j CiDALT.rH- KlHE-SEi-W LITTLE ANNLE ROONEY HO MA'M, 1 AlNfcT VERY MUCU SCARED - , COURSE .. I CAkTT HELP TMIMK1M' UCJOl4T 13. ArVRJL IF VUE lUMB- Orr THE TOOTS AND CASPER THIMBLE THEATlIE - I AN fcOT MJ- rtWbW U-f I f ti aV. KJ V v. m v wyM 1 n r -- . . h rr t i m tl mmm mm . ,. . t- - . X BOUGHT MORE ! 1 1 IT Vk-trdT UP ANOTHER Y FlNEXASPETcT I 'AIABA MOTORS DOLLAR A SHARE TCOAY! IV MArfeE YOUrp V ,?ffifriRYTocrS ! - NOW rVB MADB J? BETTER i . YK'vg? M . 600.SS PROFIT C SCOrTAND CHLER OR POPVItXmmmL (HOW Vm I OCCRUP VvJVTrCT AOC jmS uxtch ArrR 7 t All of Dairies Rated Grade A Come eir Within Limits Of Bacteria Count, ! Says Inspector - A list of 37 dairies, all ot which meet the Grade A standards of the Salem milk ordinance, was releas ed this week by John L. Oeren, county food and 'dairy Inspector. The gsadlngs include all dairies distributing milk in Salem for the period between July it, 1930, and January 15, 1937. Salem, one of many cities using a milk ordinance similar to the Standard milk ordinance develop ed by the U. 8. Public health bu reau, allows only Grade A raw and pasteurized milk to be sold In the city. The ordinance provides as well for periodic inspection of all dairies supplying milk In the Sa lem milk shed and examination of milk aamples for bacteria, count, butter fat. specific gravity and de tection of adulterants. . During the past six months sam ples ot - paateurtted milk have shown an average of 7000 bacter ia per. cubic centimeter and' raw milk has averaged 9400 per" c. c. The maximum allowable is an are rage of 30.000 per e. c These ave rages are based on the results of 192 samples of bottled milk. In addition 463 samples were. taken ot milk as received at the plant prior to pasteurization. There are now 28 dairies licensed to deliver milk in Salem, 9 Grade B produ cers supplying milk to' he pas teurizing plants, and Grade A producers , supply milk to the plants for sale raw. Three Degraded ' During the period three produ cers were degraded for failure to meet bacterial requirements. No distributors were degraded, one conviction was obtained for adul terating milk and one for deliv ering milk without license or hav ing been inspected. A list of the dairies, all of WCV 5 - - - 5urrins Popye The -RLTT COME-LETS KOTI 'TO -1 VV f I IT . a - VJA1K?-VJ TF4JK WEHE-rAT KtVtrt VJftLKl CAN VJOTVJLCp TO . THAT X AM AND THAT I fS MAGIC Ktlute? V00rrrrTEt U4r-if which are Grade A. follows:. ... Pasteurized:- " Andreses ft Sons (cream only), Capitol Dairies, : Curly's Dairy, Dave's Independent Dairy, Hazel Dell Dairy, . Meadow .Grove Dairy. Pleasant Home Dairy, Producer's Milk Co., Salem Sanitary Milk Co. and Waldo Hills Guernsey Dairy. Raw: ; .-, . - j Beckett Dairy, Capitol Dairies, Cooley Dairy, Creamland Dairy, Curly's Dairy, Dave's Independent Dairy, Mrs. F.TA. English, Fosh tj Dairy, Bruce ! Fox - Dairy, Goode's Dairy, Hazel Dell Dairy. Hurley Dairy, Lewis Judson Dairy, Keizer View Dairy, Llnndale Jer sey Dairy, Maple Dairy, MeMillin Dairy. Meadow Grove Dairy, Plea sant Home Dairy, Producers Milk company. Radiant Dairy, Salem Sanitary Milk Co.. Spranger Dairy, Squler Dairy. Sunshine Dairy, VaU ley Farm Dairy and Waldo Hills Guernsey Dairy. :v;,v ' '" .. . . -. - . ..!". C-uiipbell Elected By Guernsey Gu! . . . i - OREGON . STATE I COLLEGE. Corrallis. Jan. 20. J. A. Camp bell. Peri dale : dairyman 1 - was elected president, of the - Oregon Unit of the American Guernsey Cattle club : at a reorganization meeting here -this week. Other of ficers elected! were Fred Gilbert, Shaw, vice president; W. B.Steele, Corrallis secretary-treasurer: and Mrs. H. L. Carl, Hubbard;' M. 'C. Fleming, Troutdale; and Cecil Harden. Alaea, directors. '-! Gilbert, Fleming and Steele were appointed to select cattle for a State guernsey sale; tenatlveiy scheduled to be held In! Salem May 6. It was pointed out that Cal ifornia; Is Jioldlng its! third an nual Guernsey sale this year and. th a t at Washington's Guernsey sale 36 cows, averaged! over $235 per head. -i": , J - C. L. Bnrllngham, manager of the National Dairy show, was a guest speaker at the meeting. Guernsey cattle increased - from rank of 12 per cent of the pure bred cattle population tin 1930 to 40 per cent of the sales volume in 1936, C. W.' Robinson, Western Gurnsey association f 1 e 1 d man. told the group. Thai's Covering a Lot of Territory - I WW ' 1 - . wagon wneeis . .-:; .. NO FEABOP r RUT I ALWAYS SAV MULES HAVE MORE-SENSE THAKI HUMANS. MAKIM- A MULE FALL. OFF A ROAD K-DW & VCX1 ! WERE !Kl A BRANLESS CC4TRAPTlOKJ A nSM UK- AWAUTDMOSLE ecooNcssoM- KNOWS WHAT MtQMfT HAPPEN -r. a. 1 J Casper's No Quitter hs - LEAVUsl, "ABLE 1- t i--T7 TM-rseA , - . iiv - t m PESSERT IS - . .bKVED Hamburger Jumped Orer the SHALL rAOT CUrAQ OPOH t0 V0O HOT KHCfW BACK , OR (StA A VsirTCH, AND VJ0E. WILL I " FLN THRDU-HTHE AVR UJITH THE. GREATEST OF Radio X0-0 THTmSOAT B60 :00 Tli keakra fconr. - - i 8:30 I Wayn an4 Jan." 10:15 Btory soar far adnlta. . llrfH) Kcfcool f -tk air. 13:15 Pan, soar. 1:15 Varirtr. - - - i 8 0 OnaraUar roar aealta. 8:30 Garden elate prograat, Prf. A. In : i - Pack. 3:00 Whan ?orIm Stndsnta Talk of , I : Horn. "China from th Instdaf , ' . Tea P Shin, Tlenuia, China. ; ' 4.-00 Th Brmphenl honr. - : :30 Htorlss or bors and glrla. :30 Farm hor. 7:30 Radio shorthand contest. ' 8:15 GH4nr Alonr -itk Qthars, Dr. ' j O. R. C ibrs. i f 8 :45-9 :00 rorestrrs in action. our THumsDAT ee . - 8:30 KUck. 7:SS Ncn-s. - - . - 8 :00--Keeing lit. - 8:30 Behind th Looking Glass. ' 8:45 Honieaiakcrs. . -8:15 Tops im i. " - t- , :30 Romane ( ' Hla TraW : ' :5 Rich Msa'r Drsg. 10:00 Betty aaV fib. ;' 10:15 V4r Cin4ell. .": l 10:30 Betty Crocker. . - ; . 18:88 Hymns at sU ehurchss. . tl:O0 Bis Sister. ' ' . -11:15 Cooklnr for fas. ' ll:SO Thia aad that. 11:45 Ifyrt and Marg. 2:15 -Theatr matinee. - 1 18:45 Nwa. " - . ' " " " 1:00 Story . ( Song. 1:15 Mary Call-' ' - ' 1 :80 Variaty. 2 -Carre-1 ast!ons. 1 8:15 Style, v - - ; ,8:45 Chill -Pppra. : ,:. . S:00 Western hone. 4 Xesrs. 4:43 Hometown sketches. - - . . 5:00 Drews, orn. 5:80 Romantic songa. ' . 8:00 Major Bwa amatear konr. -A7:00 Toor Tm Advntnro, Floyd Gib - : boas. - - " T:30 Marck of Tim. :: -8:00 Poetie melodies. v 8:15 Renfrew ef th Mounted. 8:30 Cavaleado- ot America. - 0 :00 FIo-RHo rrk. -' 9:30 Alexander Woollaott. . a 9:45 I .opes oreh. 10 Le area. J0:80 Tnckr oreh. A i. 0:45 Fo-it. orck. ; t , I ; ' . - i r Hop Sale ThU .cUi 1 Bring Total Recently To Nearly j600 Bales Sales Of 128 bales of hops the past two day haje brought sales the: past week to about 600 bales. Of the i latest sales, 101 bales were taken in for 40 cents " a pound, and the remainder at 39 cents a pound. FAU. OUT OF r-S I AW SELL? NOTMEh I M LETTtN MY PROf-rTS RIDE I'M NOT ; THE BANQUET UNTIL. AJ- IbK . . - '. m .! WrT aVMINNOWV AND A WHALE IS A Moon fAY HEPVENSlt BCrV, RniH OUR WAY THROXitt THE SKY 'd yi Program 5 11;00 Herboek rch. - i 11:15 t'ley snd Doolay rck. 11:45-18 AU orrk. - ' . - .;?'. XOW THTXESDAT 820 3Ce. 7 :0O Morning- melodies fKTJ. 7:30 Potit mnsieal (T). 8:00 JPinaaeial. .' - " S -.45 ;Hiehio orek. ' 9:0O News. 8:15 Mary Marlin. dran . 10,:OO Margaarit Padalab, sing. 10:15 Mrs, Wlggs ot Csbbage I'sUk. 10:30 John's Other Wife. 10:45 Just Plain Bill, drama. 11:00 -Standard school. 11:45--Kingin 8am. .- -12:00 Pepper Toang's Jamilr, skstca. ' 12:15 M Perkins, drama. I2:r0 Tut aad 8aa. 13:42 O'Kallla. 1:00 Pasklosi ahow. - .1:30 Follow th Moon. 1:45 Kswa. :30 Stars ot today. - - 8:45 l liai. ..... - .- -.V."' ' t " ! 3:00 Woman's msgsiine.varie. 4:00 KUrs of today (ET). . ; 4:30 Helea Tranbel. 4:45 Toley Tohnnn. ' 5 :00 Kndy Tallee. orck soloists. hor S :0O -llinnar concert. ; - e:30-MBSeal Mannqalna. 7:0O Katie HalL 8 Amos '-' lady. 8:15 Standard Pyniphbny hoar. 8:15 CoffM etnlr. 9 :4S -Ambassador oreh. -lO:0 News flash. 10:15 Shelley, organ. .10:30 Woody ard reh. ' -r 11:00 Hal-. Tabarin oreh. lt:30 Deanvill e h. 12 :00 Weather and polie reports. - - KEX THTJBSDAT 1180 Ka. 6:30 Musical dock (ET). 7:30 Christian Bcienr programs .'7:45 Xws. 8 Robert Gately, siag. 8:15 Vagabonds quartet, 4 aing. 8:30 Edna riseher. aing.. 8:45 Gospel singer.- . . 8 :00 Honey boy-8asafrsj, sing, rejtter. - 9:15 Horn Institute.. ? 9:80 Mrntng concert. 18:02 Trailinff Along.. ' . . . 10:15 Food Marjcian. ' " 10:80 Kature Traifs. 10:45 Dot and Will. - . . 11:00 Words snd music. 11:30 Western farm and homo. 12:30 Market reports. : 12:85 t'astman srhool of mutle. t 5Ta$r--ek? ' Veifd'en Brit! ,.!': 1:80 Opera Guild. - 1:45 Public forum.1 - V r 1 :0O A eapella choir. 2 :30 Dictators, instr vocal. 8:45 Helen Jane cblke. sing. 8:00 Soloist. 8:1 Animal elosns. ' 3:25 Answer man. 3:30 News. 8:45 Joan and Escorts. - 4:15 Pood and friends. - 4:10 Unemployment Com'pensatioa. 4:30-4:45 Martha and Hal. 8 :00 Dr. Kate, drama. 9:80 Hands of Lishtning. 10:00 Hayloft Jamboree. . 10:0 Varieties ET). 10:35 Melody memoir. 11 New. 11 :15 Chsrles Rnnyon. 12:00 Weather and police report. By CLIFF STEIIRETT BY BRANDON WALSH BrJDISIY RIURPHY HWEI,a- THE MULES AIN'T) fii7r)l SCARED 1 GUESS I KINl r-f 1 -i?Si.t f 7l OFr-TW-! MCs-vsTTAlKl-; aV' tfJIlr fibOa PROFIT IN THREE DAYS ' WnHOUT TVJRr4SNf A FINDER AND L SKIDDER BELIEVES IN KEEPlNZr HIS D0U6H M THE SOCK -HA-HAA! - IT-PROVES TUPOTT-a. A DC&eno . . : .. ; - Mi.rwviS MINNOW IS By SEGAR j," 2:i -1 v kHAl P I - f "V l - m , m g -v s V I al . ;V1 .) -