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v! fci A'u:siAX ;fmt Or S.wni?y inKet)n(i6TATES3IAN, Salem;- Oregon, SiiordapIopiiii&'Aprfl 1 lt7 f N v; I 4 If A. : u mil 4-Cent Gli Made by Corn Quotations at Portland Reaches Highest Point in 12 Years; Rye and Oats Up Too CHICAGO, April t-&)-ln a turbulent outburst of apeculative buying, corn late today shot up ward 4 cents a bushel the ex treme permissible - limit, and ' hoisted all other grains. Urgent big purchasing of corn for Immediate shipment out of Chicago, where supplies are al- ' most at the vanishing point, gave impetus to flurried demand for future deliveries. This was es pecially the case with traders who are short of corn to ' fill contract requirements In May.. : From the outset, corn prices today showed an Independent upward tendency, and in the face of sharp temporary setbacks of wheat values as well as tum bles of securities, reached new peaks unequalled before In 12 years. Unusual scarcity of do mestic supplies of corn here and elsewhere received emphasis from notice that Argentine corn shipments to the United States this week amounted to only 183. 000 bushels. Futures 4 Outs Up At the close, corn futures in Chicago were 15-8 to 4 cents higher than - yesterday's - finish May S1.2V.-. July $1.17 Sept. $1-10-. with wheat 1-1 no. May L427-S1.43. July $1.27-, Sept. $1.24 -" . Oats - advanced. May A9 3S-. and rye at 1-2 ,cents bulge. Provisions results varied from 7 cents-setback to 7 cents gain. - Rye and oats sympathized with upturns of wheat and corn. Soy beans rivaled corn, and jumped 4 cents, the allowable limit. Provisions averaged lower, prompted by the unexpected hea vy Increases of stocks on hand In warehouses. Croup of CCC Boys Are Making Preparations for Opening Camp Mill City SILVER FALLS, April 2 A group of CCC boys have been working at Camp Mill City this week, making preparations for a new camp. The Crab tree camp has been transferred- nere and the boys are expected to arrive this week. The local camp has been abandoned for several months and has been under the hands of a caretaker. A few buildings at the camp collapsed during the. heavy snow and are now being repaired. Open House Is Slated Tuesday at Silvertoit j For Alta's Beanty Shop - eS-BBBBW--aaBSBn - SILVERTOS. April 2. Mrs Alta Hewitt will have open house Tuesday In her new location at ins and 106 niaerr buildine:. Mrs. Hewitt will move to her new lo cation over the weekend. She is fssulne a welcome to all old and new customers to attend the opening. - &ita'a hoantr shon has been located In the Hatteberg building on South water street ior tne past several years. rKODtXCH ZXCHAVGE PORTLAND, Ore April a. AP Prodaee exchange, act prices: Butter Extra Sj staaaaroa 34: prima Ursts S3-; .firsts 83. Batterfat 39-38 to. Err U. 8. Ian axtrM 21: U. 8. medium extras 20. i Portland Grain PORTLAND. Ore, April S. (AP) After showing a weak tone wheat reeor- a. ua the Fertlana futares market. without trading, final aa May was e hicaer, July anchaaged and September H higher. On tne sample cash market local wheat gained le bn. Greatest aaiea of flour ia ta export field t bo asada daring any six days ia recent years vera made to Manila dar ing the week. Total sales incladed 23, 293 bale, with a grand total from July 1 of 303.336 bbls. I Wheat r Open nigh j Lew ' Close MaV 1.20 1.20 tt' 1.20 ' 1.20 to July 1.14V4 l.lto l.Kto lVi Sept. l.llto U . 1 11H lis Cash wheat: Big Bead bloest-nt. hw. 12 po 1.23; dark, hard wiater 13 pc 1.41; 12 po 1.84: 11 pe 1.38: soft white, west ern white, hard winter, western red 1.21- to- Oat Na. 2 white 83.50; o. 2 gray 82.50. Barley No. 2-45 lb. B.W. 40.00. Cora. Argoatia 41.S0. Xillrnn standard blank. ! Today's car receipts: Wheat 64; floor 9; hay 2. ..,..! Portland Livestock PORTLAND. Ore.. April 2. (API (USDA) Bogs, receipts 650. including 409 direct, market alow, ateadv with late Thursday or 10 eentsl lower on early. good-choiee lightweight dmetna io.uu. 10.15. load lots absent quotable 10. Si, heavier kinds scare. ISO lb. 9.75. pack inff sows 8.00, few choice feeder pigs $. Cattle, receipts 25. including 6 direct, eal-ea S5. includina 24 direct, market steady, recent demand for cutter and common eows slow, other kinds good de mand, good fed steers 10.00. common grsdes 6.50-8.00. medium-good hcifera 7 50 8.85. low cotter a n d cotter cows 8 50-4.50, common-medium 4."5-.50, W W Wy M H 7.50. bulls 5.25 fl.!5, choice veslers 10.50. HV mm! .mi. n. lr Hivnt steady, go' id choice load lots fed waolej lamba 11.00-12.OV. shorn umci engiote 9.50 and aboTe, good wooled ewes 6.00. Portland Produce PORTLAND. Ore., April 2. (AP) Batter prints. A grade, 8 To to. ia parchment wrappers. 88e in cartons; B grade, parchment wrappers, 86o lb; car tons 87e lb. - Battert at (Portland l delivery, baying price ) A crude, delivered at lesst twice weekly. S9-41e lb: country routes. 87 3 tie lb; B grade. 3 7-3 8c lb; C grade at market. B grsd cream for market Price pstd producer batterfat bans. 55.2c lb.: milk. 69 7 lb.; soplns milk. 45 9 lb.; .price paid milk board, 67c Eggs Baying prfce by wholesalers Extras. 21e: standards. ' 18c: extra med ium. ITe; medium firsts. 16c; undergrsde 16c dosen Cheese Oregon, triplets. 17V4e; Ore gon iosf. 1 8 to e. Brokers will pay toe below quotations. Country Meats Selling price to retail ers. Country killed hngs. best butcher, under 160 lbs 13-13 toe; vealer. 16c; li-ht and thin. ll-13e lb.; heavy 10-lle; cutter cowi, (hi Go lb.; canner cowl 10 lle lb.; bulls. lOe lb.; lambs,. 1617c lb.; awes. 6-lie lb. Casrsrs Bark Baying price, 1936 peel 6-7e lb. s Lira poultry Portland delivery buy Stocks & Bonds (Compiled by Associated Press) " April 2 - STOCK AVERAGES (Compiled by the Associated SO Tndtist. Today - 95.7 Prer. day.; 97.0 Month ago 101.3 Yesr ago 84.8 1937 bigh 101.6 193T low 94.1 ' 1938 high 99.8 1936 low...... 73.4 New low. Press) tr, 15 60 Rails Util. Stocks 45.8 46.4 70.8 40.5 46.7 71.7 40.5 50.1 ' 74.6 37.2 49.S 63.8 49..1 54.0 75.3 37.8 46.4 69.1 53.5 53.7 72.8 30.2 43.4 35.7 BOND AVERAGES Todsy Prer. dsy Mouth ago.. Yesr ago 193T high- 1937 low 1936 bigh 193S low New low SO Rails .93.9 . 94.2 . 96.9 . 92.6 . 99.0 . 93.9 . 98.2 . 86.9 19 Indnst. 102.9 103.0 103.9 102.7 104 4 102 9 104.4 101.8 10 Util. 100.0 100.0 101.3 101.8 102.8 99.8 103.1 99.8 10 For'gn 71 71 73.1 69.6 74.7 71 73.0 67.6 lag price: Colored hens, over 4 to Sbs. 16-lTc lb.; under 4 lbs.. 16-17 lb.; Leg knra hens, under Sto lbs, 12-13e lb; over 8 to lbs. 14-15 lb; colored spring 3to lbs- 16-17e lb.; 2 to Sto lbs.. 16 ITc lb; roosters 7-8 lb. . Potatoes Deachates. 31. 75-83: Yak ima. No. 1 ( ) cental; local 82-2.35: Klamath. No. 1. 82.73 $5. New Potatoes Florida, No. 1, 0 lbs 2.85; Hawaiian. SO lbs. 31.35. Wool 1930, nominal: Willamette eel toy medium. 30c lb.; roars ana braids 28 lb.; eastern Oregon. 23 24e lb., crossbred. 87-38 lb.; 1937 : contracts. S6-36e ib. Willamette valley. 8 Be 10, Mohair 1937 contracts. 40 42 lb. Hay Selling price to retailers: Al falfa. N. 1 23 23.50; eastern Oregc timothy, 813 18.50 tec; oats and vetch. 812 13: clover, SIS 13 ten. Portland. Hoos Nominal; 1936. 40 41e la. Onions Oregon No. 1. 2-2.25 cental. Takima, 31 73-2.00. Sugar Barry or - fruit. 100a. " fS.80 bales. $5:45; beet. $5.20 cental. Domesti Hour Selling price, city e liverr. 5 to 25 bbl. lots: Family patents. 98a. 7.75-8. IS: bsker's hard wheat. 36.05-8.80; baker's bloestem. 86.25-S.85-blended hard. 86.40-7.73; graham, $6.25; who! wheal. 86.80 bbl. Wool in Boston BOSTON. April 2 (AP (CSDA) Snot domestic wool quotations were stea dy to firm todsy but volume at business wss light. Transactions reported were on wools lor piecing out immediate requirements. Fine Ohio delaine fleece wools Drought 44 tr 46 rents ia the grease. . Twelve-month Texss wools had call for limitd qusn tities at around $1.05, scoured ba:.. for good lengths and around $1.02 to $1.03 for average lengths. Milla and topmakera -showed little in terest in ordering! of contracted westeru cora growa wools. Lime 'Application Help , In Combatting Spittle Bug, States Van Trump A lime application thrown on the ground around berries and garden plants has been found successful In many instances in combatting spittle : bugs. S. H. Van Trump, county horticultural inspector, reported yesterday. He said he had received several inquiries from farmers regarding the bug. Any treatment must be applied before the bags reach the plants. Van Trump said. Dusting after the bug is once on the plant is ot no apparent value. Lime used to trap the bug before it crawls out of the ground must not be quicklime. Steel, Copper In Sharp Drop j - . . t Other Leaders Down 1 to 4 Points After FDR :- U Message -. ' . NEW YORK. April ; --(JP) Stocas toppled one to more than five points .today following a warning signal by President Roosevelt on soaring prices a&d production - of durable goods. Steel - and coppers led the speedy slide as the chief- execu tive particularly referred to these industries as among those! having hoisted prices unwarrantedly. While corporation leaders were not altogether in agreement with the presidential criticism, they noted the announcement the gov ernment will make an effort to shift spending for recovery and relief from durable materials to consumers' products as a means of more evenly spreading nation al income. Bernritles Break Again Buying forces were further intimidated by an early; break in U. ! S.. government' securities. In view of the sharp crack sufered by the leaders, the turn over was considered - moderate. Transfers totaled 1.637.930 shares compared with 1,207.720 yesterday. j The Associated Press average of 60 stocks was off .9 of a point at 70.S. Of 873 ! issues changing hands, 65S declined, 101: Advanced and 114 were un changed, j Conspicuous on - the tumble were U. S. steel at 115. Beth lehem 95 tt. Chrysler 121. General .Motors 61. Anacoda 62. Kennecott 61 H. Western Union 72, Union Pacific 141 Mi Penn sylvania 46 V. Westinghouse Air brake 49, Deere 122. and Goodrich f . j Salem Market Quotations Grade D raw 4 per cent milk. Salem basic pool price 92.14 per hundred. . C-op bnttcrfat at price, F.O.B. Kalem, a7c. tWi'k waxed en armi-atontRl btitterfat avrmse.li . -i Distributor price, $2-&4. A prii(i- bHtterfat De livered, 37c; 11 arade.de 'livrctl, B3r. A grade print, 38?jr; It grade 35gr. Detroit CCC Camp Will Hold Open House Sunday Afternoon Only, Report Camp Mary's Creek at Detroit, Joining other CCC camps of the state in observance of the Three C fourth anniversary observance Sunday, will hold open house from 1:30 to 4:30 o'clock but not in the evening, Lieut. C. L. Buckmun of the camp staff said yesterday. Silver Creek Falls CCC camp. 14 miles south of Silverton, will also hold, open house Sunday, with visitors invited from 2 to 4 o'clock and 7 to 9 o'clock. NOTICE CAL.Ii FOR WARRANTS All warrants of School District No. 24, Marion County, Oregon, Nos. 15,482 to 15,628 IncL have been called. Please present to Ladd and Bush, Salem, Oregon for payment. W. H. BURGHARDT. Clerk. A-3-4-6 Leisure to Repent" by URSULA PARROTT CHAPTER XVI ! Gilbert looked at Denise. Tenuous his hold upon her had been, and he knew it, but ha had never known bow tenuous. Ha said slowly: I suppose I've girtn you reason to hate met" ' . . . Then she wept as he had never seen her weep, Great sobs shook her thin shoulders. As if as if he were torturing her! He said aloud: "I simply cannot - stand this." " "Then let me go. Let me go." Her face waa disfigured with tears, but like child's face stilL A kind of despair came to him. It was futile. She had never wanted him, never would want him, though a.- V.1.S L . lit. last Vinnr AT the year she'd promised, that year in . a a a. A. ...le W aa,w St. whicn ne nan meant vo bi very happy. Yet if he let her go home, not to Felicia, of course, but 'to that man .v. ti) aha svonld 7o to no hap- piness. Ha had no doubts about tha 1 A Miiliaal Rtndala's cable; Complete realization that If she went some, sne wbiuu face to race wim an unpossjuis nation at least, and with complete i mm hav father's messaee iA .i, tr.ith or Felicia still might die this realization had made nmi as nuowrn v-.nk V. m1-rrtrmn. throaETl tne whole night. He had been obliged fhatine hlmseu or considerm i." mA nnla s little for making him so consider it) to re mind her that sne naa no opr .nnM f Vif mm Vim was in the habit of giving her weekly check on Monaay ior avaopyius, i ntii t Vi a npxt one. rr. .K w.r. mliptmo' BOW. and determination came to him. ue nMi,AM nt Tf tViorn waa no hope for him well then, he had nothing - - . m.. An1 A tn it to lose. At iea n wum that she did not throw herself away on some one who made love to ner own sister behind her back! -TV..- i. v; fmHtmm ha realized UVCU U nxm that was an inadequate summary ox the Felicia-Keith story, whatever it was. Hewaaratnerrueiuujrsvui-. at a sudden idea: Keith could not fove Denise as he didl For s k.. harl bronsrnt Keith to an affair with Felicia; but in the six months without her that his own marriage had been, hs had had eyea for no one but her. ne . laughed aloud at tha absurdity f .i 41 v. it. hadn't wanted boat weugBi. - - . anyone else, so ha deserved no credit. tt: i v.. mmrA Dcnlse. She shivered little. But he inade him- - self ignore that, witn nis mma i vt. v. rvnaitlnn of the Up. U MUM w fm . ruthless, dominating hnsbaad, po tie went over to m laoie, poureu - i l M 1 1 Uenise a gooa-sizea arms, ox bmuxj. poured himself a smaller one, and brought ner ner glass. -ae u, Denise, and see whether you can be steady for long enough to listen to what I have to say." t Thank you; I don't want a drink." His voice was entirely matter-ox- fact. "At this point you have very little choice. If you don't take this and listen, I shall call the hotel physician, say that you are on the verge of a nervous collapse because m a S - ox having received some oaa news, and order him to give you a seda tive." - - i : . . "You are being completely out rageous." . - . I know it. But I've only begun. What havel to lose?" "Mr respect, my liking, my trust f s ... aii iv. mAmftnr ltianM or Hie rm-m .An mm KAliavina. T Hnn't think any of those things are in tha least worth having.. Of course, i vaiuea vrn vntrit,T. and mav value them a sarn tomorrow. It depends." He o - .. . V 1 thought wearily: i can omy .U. !. Il'afBltt 1 Suddenly she put out her hand, ... . . , . , t i took tne Dranoy ana arana n iowr. "I didn't do that to please you, but because l was so tirea l leu ismw n fr-t nf a civfn amount of brandy is about the same, whatever one's motives in anniung it. "Why are you suddenly being so horrible?" . . i , . . "Why notT Let me say wnat a have to say. xnen you can go. ou. i.i.mmtMl. "To America i , OlIV . To bed." ! "I detest you, Gilbert." She said something surprising, i sir imAw I annnoaa I don t really mean it. You've been kind to me, np to now. mir.1l s.n tnr that, if for no other reason, will you listen to me t " Khs fuxinea. i - - "Do yoa realise that we haven't wli.v ck.UU An- in tha last 84UU w- twelve hours, thougn it s ne to wnom yoa really want to got" She did not deny It. bha saw "softly: "I cannot help It, Gilbert, pi.nui mo aa much as yon like. -I dont blame you, but I think yon must and can help it." He drew i i T hvsLth. thought. "She win hate me nowfor a long time, per kT- alwavsi" and went on: You married me, not him, be-" cause he did not want to marry yen, IJudga. There couldnt be any other reason. So. ha could not have cared about yoa as muca 7 . Watt fiim."' v ! , " . That Isnt true. In his fashion ha a In awaV mm fflsnJBBwrl. "Why didn't you marry him. then!" She said, indignantly: "I shouldn't have believed you capable" "Neither should I believe myself to be. But I'm capable of a great deal in the effort to keep you xrom making a very complete fool of yourself." "I wouldn't be. Keith did asa; me to marry him, just a few days be fore I married you." Moraine was bright over Hyae Park outside the windows, but when she closed her eyes, the dark, the park lights and the lights on motor cars swinging round and round in Central Park, the very tang of the autumn air, came back to her. "Gilbert s voice came from a long way off: "Nice of him. I suppose that was when I was away in Canada." She opened her eyes: "Yes. But what does that matter T You can make him out a completely impos sible person, but he isnt." Her husband said gently: "No, I don't suppose he is, altogether." She twisted her hands together. "He mav be dying this minute while we sit here quarreling about him. Oh, Gilbert, Gilbert, let me go." He shook his dark head. "Why. then, did you marry me instead of him?" "Because of my family, and be cause oh, I was afraid I shouldn't make him happy, that his father would disapprove. Stop cross-ex amining me. - "Think ox your family now." "I have. They'll be glad to see me. He thought: "To the day I die, I shall regret having to do this. But short of locking her up, there's no other way that I can see to keep her off a ship for America." And he said: "Your father owes me about a hundred and eighty thousand dol lars." He saw she conld not answer him, and went on evenly: "I suppose you think you've given me enough happi ness in six months to be worth it." Her gaze was level. "I've given you no happiness, Gilbert. Yon have every right to humiliate me." "That isn't what I want to do only to face facts. So, here's an other fact: I suppose you think your family will be pleased to sea yoa rush to the bedside of your own dear love, with newspaper photog raphers waiting for pictures as yoa come out. ... Personally, I think if your parents do manage to survive this dreadful business Felicia's brought upon them, your appear ance with the announcement that yon love Keith Sheldie in spite of all, would just about kill them." (To be continued) - Cssvrlsss ay CisaU Facia TRADEMARK NOTICE "Notice is given by American Chicle Co., a corporation of New Jersey, that under date ot March 1st, 1937. . registration was en tered in the office of the Secre tary of State, Salem. Oregon, for the trademark 'Chiclets' for Con fectionery, particularly chewing gum." M-27-A 3-10 Prices paid ta (rowers by Salem buyers (Tas prices below, supplied by a local grocer, srs indicstive of the dsily market bat are aot gnarsutecd by Tha State sua.) ratnra (Saying r rices) Apples. Irrwtans. , 1-0O Winesap. ba.. extra faary Z.UO Oabsoas. Ib, oa sulk Mt bands .fM4 Dales fresh, Ib. 20 ta .25 Orsaefrnit. Florid, bos S.SO Texas CraDcfruit 3.75 to 4.; l.emom. crate Ura n jrs S 8 vel S r aaer Choice VEGETABLES (Baying r rices) 'Asparagus, lb. .11 IZeets. Calit. doa , - .45 llrussell Sprouts, local, crate- .83 Canbac, tb. .- A3 Cabbage, red. lb .M 0 al" rots. doa. .13 Cauliflower. Caiif.. crate 1.15 ta 1.3j Celery, crate . Z.s to Ctah --. S.9S Hearts, doa. 1.2S KndifC. dos. , .72 Lettuce. Cal., iced. 5 dos. 5.00 to 3.2' .8.00 to 6.50 ,.4.33 to 6.25 .3.35 to 5 -5 Pallet lieavy bras. U. - Colored mediums, lb Medina, l;horns. Ib. Mass, Iik Old rooster, lb. - - Co'nred fry aver 4 lbs. Coder 4 lb.. Whit Lejhoms. fry ..IS .14 .IS .1 .05 .15 .15. .1 MAKIOX CREAM FRY baring Prim B I'M erf at. A gmd e... i: crade I.iVe Foaitry. .So. I lock- Colored hens, under 4j Ins. Cotorjrd hen, aver 5j Ih. ffcliora hens, over 3 lbs. l-eghorn bans, under li lbs. Ieiiora broilers , . v Hrn, .er omler 2 lbs. Colored sprinirs. aver SH lbs. Colored sprinirs. under 3 lb. Rooater . , Reject - - 8tarv lb. , No. S gredea S eents 18. Egg Candled and graded Larr axtras , . , ',, - , , Medium extras , Larre standsrda -Media stsadsrds L'adergrades -,-.. , Pullets Dirt extras LIVESTOCK (Baying Vrtcs) 1037 spring lamb. Ib. I.ambft. lb. .. .. .37 . .33 .13 .14 2 . .10 .14 .14 .14 .14 .05 .04 .It .IS .IS .14 .13 as .15' .14 .11 Brief Awaited in Fruit Co-op Case No decision in the Woodburn Fruit Growers' Cooperative assoc iation ault against; Ray-Maling. Inc. is likely in the near future since defense briefs have not yet been filed with Circuit June Arlte G. Walker of , McMinnv J!e. W. C. Winslow. plsratlffe coun sel, reported -yesterday. After the defense brief has been filed the plaintiff will be given time to file a reply brief. ' " . Judge Walker came here from MeMlnnville month ago to hear the testimouy in the case and then took the matter under advisement with briefs to be submitted later. The fruit growers are asking dam ages for loganberries they allege the Ray Mating cannery refused to accept and an additional sum for alleged non-payment of money due under the contract. Mustard Greens. dox.. Onions, green, dot. Unions. Oregoa wait lb. .40' 1.00 JtO .01 H .15 .13 1.63 S.00 1.90 1.50 Khabard. local. 15 lb. box .90 - Rotabsgas. cwv , - 2.00 t 3.35 Spinach. Calif.. 501b. crsta I SO Radishes, dos. tarsaips. lb. ... - Pepper, greea. Calif, Ib. Ked. lb. New Potatoes. 31 lb. bos Votstoes local. Ko. L, ewt . No. 3, ewt, bag Potatoes, sweet. No. 1 Tomatoes. SO-lb. crsta Turnips, dos. irois Walants, Ib. .11 to rilbms, 13 crop. lb .is ta HOPS (Baying Prices) Clusters. 19S6. lb. - Fuggles. nominal WOOI. AJTD Moaaia (aaytag Prices) 8.23 4 .13H .19 .40 .55 .35 Mobair Medina wool Cosri wool . , g OOS AJfD POUXTaf , (Baying Price mt Andrsseas) i Whit extras .19 Drovs extra jf Medium extra , ,ig Large stsadsrds .15 Medina standard .14 Kwee .. , Oft to S no Hogs. top. 150-210 lbs. 9.90 ta 10.00 130-150 lb. t 9.50 210-230 lb. 9.50 8ow ta T.50 Dairy type row , 4.00 t S.OO Beef cow to S.OO Bull -t U 6.00 Heifer . , , , a mi to 7 no Top veal .- 9.-0 Dreited veal. lb. .13 i Dressed haft. lb. .IS GBAXH AUD HAT Wheat, white. No. 1 1.06 Wheat, western red , ... 1.04 Barley, brewing, ton 43.50 Feed. , barley, toa S 9 SO Oat, milling, ton SO Peed, ton , , 26.60 Bay. buying pri Alfalfa, valley Oat and vetch, toa Clover, toa .ts.no .10.00 .11.50 NOTICE OP HEARING OP OB JECTIONS TO FINAL ACCOUNT NOTICE HEREBY IS GIVEN that the undersigned., as adminis tratrix of the estate of WARREN C. JENSEN, deceased, has tiled In the County Court of Marion County, Oregon, her final account in said estate, and that t April, 1937, at ten o'clock, a.m., and the courtroom of said court have been appointed by said court for the hearing ot objections to said final account, and the settlement there of. VELNA GILLIAM. Administratrix. CARSON de CARSON, Salem. Oregon, Attorneys for Administratrix. M.6-13-20-27-A3 Gardeners and Ranchers' Mart S tat e Committee To Establish '37 . FarmersT Bases With the signup of work sheets complete in all counties, mem bers of the state AAA commit tee are preparing to assemble all of the county listing sheets at Corvallis and establish the 1937 soil depleting bases. Members ot the committee will meet April 27 with E. C. Car ter, representing the western re gion, to make the tabulations and to make fhe necessary ad justments from last: year eaused by the change In the classifica tion of a number of crops. For example, all clean cultivated or chards are placed in the neutral classification this year, aa are a number of' other crops of Im portance to Oregon. Complete tabulation of work: sheets signed up in Oregon's S counties has not been made, but estimates from preliminary re ports are that around 35.009 have been filled out this year, as compared with !, 22,000 last year. Clackamas, Marion, Uma tilla and Linn counties are ex pected to show the largest num ber, with -500 or more work sheets each. An organization of technical PORTLAND, April 2-(P)-T h e trend of prices on the Gardeners and Ranchers market waa down ward with receipts liberal In most lines. : , Asparagus prices held fairly steady. Cabbage had a firmer ten dency, while cauliflower dropped. Lettuce receipts were heavy and Quotations dropped from 15 to 25c per crate. Potatoes dropped due to reces sion of prices at the points of ship ment field grown rhubarb ftom Clackamas was in fair demand at 70-7 gc per bo-- Aaparagw California. 10-lle per lb. Beeta Per sack. Ureroa. SL.SS. Boaccoli Crate. $2.65 2.75. Cratsell Spront -- California, an fourth rams. S3.75. Cabbage Oregoa. Fist Dntrb. crates 1.00 5. Calif . S..8--S; Wash ington. S3. Carrots Per, erst. Sl.2- l.-5. Cauliflower Calif, pony f 1.10-1.15; Bosebarg, 50-75-e. Celery Uleb type, S3.50-S.75; Calif-, 1 S doxea. SJ.2S-a.7S. -Camambers -Oregon hothouse, St. 1.50. Eggplant California, log. fl.50-l.SO ; Garlic Per poand. 10-1 5c Crspe Emparors, SI SO l.T.1. lttare Imperial. 5 detea $4.50-4.75. 6 dos. $4.75-4.85. - Mushrooms Ons pound carton, 40 5e, Onions 50-poand sseks. O. . 5 1. jellow. $1-1.25; yellow boiler. 10 pound aacka, IS 15a. Parslsy Per doaea bonehes, 15-40. Panaip Per lag, 40-45e. ' i Pea California, SO-pooad bmpra, $3 JL5-a.50. - ' Pear Oregon.' Washington. Jambl pack. Easter Baerra, 90e; D'Aajon. ex tra taacr. $2.50. Peppcrt-afMexico. 1516c Tb.; $5 5.50 per crate. " Potatoes 0.- .' N. 1. 100 poand sack bakers, $S.S5-$4; .Oregon rossets, $2.50 1.75; Wsshington rnssets. $2.75-2 Si; Desehntes rassets, $2.85-3: local. $-.05- 2 85; Klamath rassets. $2.00-8.25; Flor ida Bliss Trinaaphs, $2.85-$3. ' . Radishes Per doiea banc lies. 40 45. Rbabarb Wasbingtoa hothouse, 95e $1.45. Batabsgas Washington. 100 poand sacks. $1.35-1.45. Spinach Walla "WsTla, 70-5c per tO-lb. boa. Sqaash Oregon, par ponnd. Bubbsrd -e. MarbUhoad. . Watai-reaa Pooad., -S-40c Tomatoes - Oregon, hothense, 17-18 per poand; Mexico, $4-4.50; Florida, $2.50-2.75. Taxnips Per aoi. bunches, 75-80c field men needed to carry on tha detailed - farm mapping work throughout the state is now be ing set up. f . POLLY AND HER PALS In Self Dfen Bjr CLIFF STERRETT l MICKEY MOUSE Out of Sight Out of Mind By WAI T DISNEY ' )Harr JT8? awss woM cftK r rifeiaa -czrr ife : An Appeased Appetite j . . aw-s ' LITTLE ANNIE ROONEY BY BRANDON WALSH GEE. ZEOO, I GOTTA MURCry UP AM DRESS FASTER THAN ANVTHlNta MR MEMTELL 15 TAWTIKIQ MS AN VCSJ TO A PICNIC - AINTT IT .n v - 0 'kWB. . m Af-ND(-V.L UIPKITEU-. Vu tcmi HBJBZ EAT AU.TV4AT STUfl- ME AM MXJ 00W.D saw -ana A If P a- at I 4V M a aw r CIIIWU TLJA . MUCH FDOO i.-UUdjrl TOOTS AND CASPER Be .A-jTv For - i GOOD NOOr4ING.MR.CAOlEE.l , UEARMEO ABOUT MXJR MUS6A405 ILU0ESS - ANKhS AND I TVOJGHT permaps je ccxxx ore OJ A UTTLE KICl&-BO.V AS&iSTANCE PVEASS OONT Me4TtJ tT, MBS. CAOELES. VMSN AMN16 TOUD fl AEBT ALLTHe MASD LUCK THAT HAD GOMG 0UR VJAV I VA9 6ta TOW RCAU PXCHXCiL' Kit Judy's One Big Worry ! By JDIMY nJRPHY rVE DECIDED TO X ? A1NT 60 0NA RANCH 71 4-r01N- ON WITH YOU. E"ZRA! A no ranch, WHV. ONLY YESTEROAV' YOU A!D . r -rf" 1 a m THAT WAS YESTEPDAt; EJUT TODAY X L.1K& --vTwi- f"rrV- -tt-ie BRIrHT LIGHTS HAVE tOT ME IKNOW HE WANTS TO STAY HERE "iO , S V HE CAN BE f HERE X WAS WORRYlNf ABOUT THE COYOTES AND MOUNTAIN LIONS OUT ON THAT RANCH ' THEY AIN'T HALT AS CAN6EROUS AS these crrr inrirHMe 1 AND mm . IT LOOKS LIKE. EZRA AND TUDY NEARlM-r THE PARTING OFTHE . WAYS. CONTiKJUED" M0r4DAY. THDIBLE THIJATRItorring Popeye Charging Wimpy's Battery By SEGAR AlrTT tA OT HO StHSe T MX. YA PUT f WIRE ON MIS TML f4 ONE CM UlS tAOSG THEM VA TOUCHED 'cM TOGCTHcK - LHt-UTtU HiM lOHNfVrX HIGHTA. wju-tu nm: M - B--B-B1 s I J G-RRlNCi VE3HAO f Ji T (OUCHV) s- w-nii , Tnl f Pistrtaaast tsr Kiss of filling, there it sition he'd never naa wloj