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The OKEGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Saturday Morning, Aogust 14, 1937 PAGE SEVEN Heavy Buying Raises Market Steels Lead " in Recovery at All Issues Enjoy Small Cains NEW YORK, Aug. lt-VP) Buylng la volume returned to the stock market today, with steels hitting a fast "recovery pace and many issues climbing fractions to 3 or more points to new tops for the more. ; Demand for alrcrafts and spe cialties kept the list on an eren keel daring early profit selling flurries. Steels, a bit hesitant at the start, swung upward in the afternoon. Selected farm Implements, rails, rubbers, mail orders and chemicals were quick to follow. Utilities, oils t nd cop - pers failed to do much either way. While dealings picked up appreciably on extension of the i ally, many - traders were said to have retained their seats on the sidelines because of contus ing Washington developments and -renewed nervousness - occa sioned by the Sino-Japanese flareup at Shanghai, which could conceivably , Involve other na tions. ' . Transfers totaled 1,035,030 shares eampared with' 793,200 yesterday. It was the largest -aggregate since July 20. The Associated Press average was up .6 of a point at 70.3. Steels responded to Indications operations will hold around pres ent satisfactory levels or eTen go higher over the next several months. Reports agricultural ma chinery makers were working at capacity in their efforts to fill expanding orders gave a lift to these stocks. Bartlett Pear Harvest Starts Monday, Medford MEDFORD. August 13-(P)-Tbe Bartlett pear harvest will start Monday In the more ad vanced orchards of the tipper and central Rogue river valley. California and 'Willamette buy ers are on the ground and were expected to purchase a "substan tial tonnage," . but no Bartlett prices have been quoted. , "The Captive Bride" CHAPTER XXVIII In the faint light from storm lashed windows, Denny paced the J floor of her room in the Hotel Wren gelL Since her arrival early In the moraing, ahe had been alone, with nothing to do but think. The Maid, as Bourne had predict ed, had docked at daybreak. Van Cleve'was immediately whisked wef in the one waiting taxi to the t hospital on the hilL . Bourne had take- her in another ear to the hotel - near the dock. In the deserted lobby the propri- ': etor received them with a nearty "Congratulations, Captain! Glad to have yon with as, Mrs. Bourne l" Mrs. Bourne I The shock of hear ing herself so addressed brought Denny out of the haze of unreality that had enveloped her since her hasty wedding in the pilothouse. Was it necessary that ahe act the role of happy bride? she asked her elf in a small panic, as she and Bourse mounted the stairs in the wake of the attentive proprietor, She could not remember how she 1 had responded to Revelry's solici tous arrangements for her comfort when they reached her room. She recalled only her keen relief when he left her and the alacrity with ; which ahe had handed the propri etor the cable to Sylvia, which she had written out before leaving the timid. That message was so gay, so spiced with exuberant adjectives aad superlatives of happiness, that i ahe marveled at her own ability to ao dissimulate la her hour of de spair. .-. ' - - - - .:- i That Sylvia had swirled immedi ately into activity to spread the news of the marriage by telephone and through the newspapers was .evidenced by her answering cable, which arrived at lunch time. It was a lengthy communication eon- taming her astonished delight; her benediction, her best wishes. And an outline of the social affairs she was planning to welcome her daugh ter And new son-in-law. Reading it, Denny knew that she should be satisfied; but for some reason ahe was not. Now that a measure of composure had come to her, she was appalled at the thing ahe had done to Revelry Bourne. To salve her injured pride, to save her face before her circle of friends in Ban Francisco, she had taken ad vantage of his exaltation in a high moment and tricked him into a wed ding which she never intended should be a real marriage. True, she had made an attempt to acquaint him with her purpose before it was too late; but, when he refused to listen, she had been glad of the opportunity to hide her.Jiu- iiailiaUng reason lor wanting to marry him. And now all her innate honesty rose no to castigate her. She felt that she had acted like a cheat and a weakling. If she would retain her self-re spect, she must tell Bourne the facta immediately, without seeking to ex cuse or defend herself. He might forgive her! might even be generous nough, chivalrous enough, to ac company her south and act his part for the sake, of her father, who had been his friend. She had begun ta wait Impa tiently for his return to the room, so that she might get the -ordeal over. But hour after hour had gone by, bringing no word from bun and no sight of him. Already daylight was fading, and her nerves seemed at the breaking point from uncer tainty and the coatinuoua lashing of the storm. "How does ho dare leave me alone so long in this horrible placet' ahe thought, resuming ber pacing. "Where Is he? Why "doesn't he come?" Resentment took root in her mind. - She began to remember all the things she had against him his rep-ark about leading him on; his Salem Market Quotations (The prltM Velow npplM by a loeel (rocer ar ladicativa e( tae daily narket Prteea paid ta roera by Bales bejrera. bat ere aot guaranteed by The Slatee- r-urre (Saying Pricee) Applet, nswvown 1.1 i.ei .05 H ja 1.85 -JS a let i is T.TS S.TS 1.50 ; 1.90 1.00 1.TS Wiaaupa. axtrm any Banana a, lb., ea talk " ta aaada Caataleepea. crata Grapefruit. Oalit, S-akist. arata us tee, mas, is. Grspes, seedling, log ,,, . Urspea. Maura L-rasona, arata .8 50 ta -S.SO ta -l.5 to Orangea, Valeaele Loganberriee, crata . Plama. Calif- ante Yoaagbes-ries, arata - Wild blackberries, crata V-OBTABT-ES (Baytag Price) A price ta, Tae Paile. arata M to Bean, grata aad wax. Ib. Eeeta, doa. ' Cabbage, lb, Carrot a, loot, dam. CaaUno ar. Calif- crate , .T .0 . JDS .30 1.00 as JO .OS S.SS S.00 1.19 S.TS l.S JS LIS J .10 .OS JO .40 4 LSS 1.50 .4$ 1.00 .04 .40 .45 l.eo .85 Cera, local, doa. 10 to Carom bars, local, 111 groara - oosea Oaeaaibara, pickle, Ik 0err. . arata " -04. .0 JJi to Utah Local aeerts, doa. Btalk Lettuce, local, crata, dry pack Oaioaa. graaa, doa. Oaioaa. fit. I. . ,, ., .. ,, Bsdlsks. . Peppere, rrrea, leeaV lb. reaa, local, ta. If aw Potato. SO lb. ba rarsiejr. Plama. local. ' lag Pats tare, local. No. 1. ewt- Ke. S. awt, bag J.S0 to Ke-isaea, ooa. Spinach, local, a rang box . Summer Bqaash, lb. Italiaa Sqaaaa, doa. Danish aqaasa, local, lb. Tomatoes, Walla Walla Torn! pa, dot. Watenaeloaa. Calif, retail Re- Pepper. Ib. , .014 .to .OS Sweet Potatoes, lb. wan Walanta. Ib. 11 to Filbert. 1938 crop. lb. IS to Walnnt meata. pieces, lb. . Waloat meats, light halves, lb. HOPS (Baying Pieces? Clatter. 1936, lb. 11 to Fagglaa .. . nominal WOOL ASH MOHAIB (Buying Pricaa) Hohaar ' Media wool , , .15 Vfc .ib v. . Jl .IS jl McCarthy 1$ Bound Over; Waivet Initial Hearing PORTLAND, August 18-(ff)- Lieroy Hershel McCarthy, ex-con rlct facing a murder charge in. the fatal shooting Tuesday of Floyd Feulner, 30, service station attendant, waived preliminary hearing before Municipal Judge Frank Hilton today and was or dered held for the. grand Jury. self sufficiency in the matter of Jack Page; his aloofness where she was concerned; his cool rebuff that day at Lonewater. It would serve him right, ahe told herself, if she went on with her deception and paraded him before her California friends, and then cast him aside. It might teach him- a lesson; shake his as sumption of competence and shatter his insufferable conceit. Then, even as she worked herself up into a. rage that would serve to Justify her contemplated deception, she became aware that ahe was rea soning like her mother, who invari ably blamed some one else for faults solely her own. However Justified her anger at Bourne's desertion to day, she had to admit that her pres ent predicament was of her own making. She had asked him to marry her and he had. But suppose he suspected he had been tricked into a marriage which was to be no marriage T Was he going to desert, her on their wed ding day to get even? The thought filled her with alarm. She recalled bis eyes that brooked no suggestion of any status other than that of eommaad; his firm lips that always seemed to her to hold a hint of cruelty. A little wildly her mind went back to their wedding ceremony. Imme diately after the Commander had pronounced them man and wife, Bourne had bowed her to her state room and left her there with a smile. A peculiarly enigmatic smile, she remembered now. She was wondering what he had meant by it when a hitherto uncon sidered contingency, worse, even, than the prospect of his desertion, set her heart palpitating. What if he insisted on the actual fulfillment of this contract into which he had entered at her invitation? "Oh, I'm being ridiculous I" she told herself. ' ; At the peak of her mental an guish a rap sounded on her door. She jerked herself to a standstill, feeling as if her knees had turned to water. "He's come!1 she thought distractedly. "I wont let him in!" Then she took scornful command of herself, crossed to the door, and swung it open. He was standing there,' smiling at her. Her first thought was one of amazement that he bore no resem blance to the terrifying male she had just been picturing. On the con trary, he waa casual and most reas suringly urban. His topcoat hung with an air from his shoulders; his felt hat, which he instantly re moved, seemed to have been made expressly for his shining blond head. His every garment spoke quietly of its origin in the most exclusive of city shops. In her relief she greeted him with genuine warmth. "Oh, Captain I I am glad to see you I I've been wondering--'' She faltered, confused for an instant by his eyes which were on hers with that intent "white water" look ahe knew. Then he smiled again. "I hope you ha vent been bored to death, Denise," he said, stepping oruuy into the room. She gave way before him,' a little disconcerted. She had intended in viting him in. of course, but he might at least have waited for her invitation, she thought, as she closed the door. When she turned back into the room, her eyes widened in a quick hostile stare. His back was turned toward her and he was leisurely crossing to her clothes closet. He opened the door and paused for a moment, appraising her wraps and are sea hanging there. She could scarcely believe the evidence of her senses when she saw him calmly slip one of her coats from its hanger, drape it over the top of another gar ment, and appropriate the hanger to the use of his topcoat, He placed his hat on the shelf above, all the Grade B raw 4 per cent milk. Salem baste pool price $2.10 per hundred. Co-op Grade A batterfat price, F.OJB. Salem 83 He. (Milk baaad a at-d-mooiaty batterfat average.) Distributor price, $2-8-. A grade batterfat Deliv ered, S3ttC B grade deliv ered 81 He. A grade print, .84) j B grade, AStte. Coaraa wool Lamba wool . Jl JO JH J1H O-JOAKA BJJtK Dry lb. Graaa. Ib. SOOI AltO rOOXTXT (BBytag rN Aadraaitti) WUto axtraa i . M Brown axtraa ,, , . , JIS Madia- axtraa JO Largo itaadard. , , ,.i . JO Ifadiaai . atasdarda ... .1 Pallata ., ' .11 Haary hoaa, lb. JS Colored madiama, lb. , . .IX Ucdiom Logboraa. lb. , ao Btaaa. lb. JS J Waita Lagkoraa, trya OU1 rooatora, la. - Colertd ipriart UAKIOH OAKAKXBT Bari-c Pricaa BattarfaW X grade ; J H B grade Lira ponltry, Na. 1 atoea Colored beaa, aaaar 4H i Colored bona, ever 4 lba. Jf .IS Colored fry era, eve- S V lba. , , .IS Colored try art, made SH lba. .10 Leg-era heaa, heavy . , , ,. " .00 Leghora keaa, light JO Leghora brailara U4 Booatera J BejeeU arket value Stage. IV . Jl Ka. S gradea. t eenta leaa. Egga OaadJad aad graded Largo axtraa - , Mdinm axtraa JS JO JO JS .10 Jl Large ataadarda Medinm ataadarda Undergradee , PalleU rjVESTOOB, (Bayiag Pricei) 193T epriag lamba, lb 8.2 S to S.50 Yearling. Ib. .-.0d to .04 H Ewea -.50 to J Hoga. top, 150-S10 lba. 13.20 to 1S.S5 180-150 tba. .11.2S to 11. 0 S10-2S0 lba. " -vs- ta 11.85 Sowi ts to SJ0 Dairy type cow Eeef oowa Ball a Heiftra 8.60 to 4.50 S.00 to 0.00 S.00 to 0.00 0.00 to f JO S.00 to 1.50 .11 Top veal Dreaaed Teal. lb. Oreeeed hoga, lb. , , . 11.15 OBAIB AUD BAT Wheat, white, Ka. I ,' , .89 H Wheat, wattera red 89 H Barley, brewiag. toa .81.00 Peed, barloy. toa Oata. barley, toa nA reed, toa " Hay, baying prleee , Alfalfa, -allay Oat aad vatok, tea . Clotar, torn J1.00 . e.oe o.oo By Barrett Waioaghby time talking cheerfully, with hie bead in the closet-, "I rushed the loading alt X could, in order to get back here, Denise. But as yon know, it's been a devil of a day for making speed." "Well." he said cheerfully, bring ing his hands together, "home is the sailor, home from the seal How does It seem, my dear, to be the wife of a hardy. Northern mar inert" i Wife I The word leaped out at Denny and beat in her ears in timl to the smsA, awUh, twitk of the rain driven against the window. Wife, wife, wife! She stored at him, suddenly aware of an electric tension in the air.. Her anger van ished in a ware of fear. AH the blood in her body seemed to drain away, leaving her numb and sus pended in a vac-ma. For Revelry Bourne, with his strangely lighted eyes on hers, waa coming toward her, his hands hair extended. After the first instant of panic. Denny regained partial ewrnmand of herself, and with a slowness aha hoped might look like carnalrtens, she placed the desk between her and the advancing- captain. In order to steady herself, she placed both hands on its polished top. Bourne halted on the opposite side and put his warm palms ever her fingers. Her heart skipped a beat at his touch; his nearness made her faintly dizzy. When she tried to look at his face so close to hers, it swam before Iter eyes. She lowered her lids and rentlv began to disengage her hands. She was both surprised and relieved when he made no effort to hold them. A moment later she sank into a convenient chair. ; "Little dark chad." he said, in a low voice that held a hint of secret amusement, "I asked yon how yon liked being the wife of a river captain."' .. Denny had recovered her poise sufficiently now to smile up at him and meet his challenge in the light manner of her generation. "I'm afraid, air, a liking for such a state is an acquired taste. One that must be fostered delicately like an ap petite for olives or caviar." He drew a chair up, dropped into it, and with one forearm resting on the desk, responded, "Be ft far from me, Mrs. Bourne, to risk surfeiting a. delicate palate. Suppose you teu me how large a portion of the un familiar fare yon think it safe to consider this evening? She realized that now was the moment to disarm him by honestly confessing her reason for marrying him and throwing' herself upon his chivalry. But, perversely, her anger flared again at his words and the irony that edged them. She was con vinced, all at once, that the man was amusing himself at her expense. That expression in his eyea wasn't it the same that appears in the eyes of a cat who permits the mouse to emeTge into a room, and then places itself between the Little creature and the only means of escape? Yet she dared not risk antagonizing him. But how to temporize and do ft convincingly? She gathered hex forces together and, putting a calculated appeal into her long-lashed green eyes, looked at him, forcing herself to use his first name. Not the familiar Revelry, but his real name. "Beval " the quaver in her voice was not altogether assumed, "let'a not parry with words any more. I have some thing to say to you. X know it may sound foolish to a man. You may misunderstand. But to a girl" : He halted her stammering speech with a lift of bis hand. -Ill never misunderstand anything you may say or do concerning this wedding of ours, Denise, if that's what you're talking about." There was a sudden gravity in his tones and manner. (To be continued) Clirt kr luiiu WlUaeetttf. ' , eitrtBaa Ktaa rum i a-Uata. laa, GanadianNews Raises Wheat First Results of Harvest Acts to Put Prices on up Trend CHICAGO, Aug. ll-6FV-Worse threshing returns la Canada than were expected did much today to run up Chicago wheat prices an extreme of 1 cents a bu shel. Lively profit-taking sales at the last, however, virtually wiped out wheat market gains here. On the other hand, ag gressive demand from export and milling interests was a feature of Wheat trade at Winnipeg, wnere quotations bounded up S cents over the previous close. Authoritative summaries said many wheat fields in Saskatche wan province, Canada, which It was believed would return seed or a little better, will have to be abandoned. In eastern Al berta, widespread regions are proving to be complete failures and In Manitoba durum as well as bread wheat threshing prom ises, also, to be very disappoint ing both as to grade and yield, At the close. Chicago wheat futures were exactly unchanged io ft or a cent nigner com pared with - yesterday's flnleh. Sept $l.US-. Dec. $1.11 , May $1.15-1.11. Stocks & Bonds fOo pile- b- Aaaeelatee Preeat Aurnat II STOCK ATXBAQES Oora piled by The Ataoelate- Prese SO 15 15 00 Indait. Baila Dtil. Today 99.S 40.0 43.1 Prev. dar OS.T S9.S 43.S Meat- as 04.S S9.T 4J.J Tear ere S9.S S0.T S2.S 1957 alfa101.S 49.S 54.0 191T low 89.0 19.1 10.1 1958 hlra 99.S 48.S SS.T 1930 lew 73.4 SO.S 43.4 Stoeki 70.8 69.3 07.5 7.0 73.3 613 73.8 55.7 BOHD ATEBAQES SO It II 0 Iadaet. 01.3 - 01.8 03.T 04.1 09.0 00.0 98.3 88.0 Baila 108.3 108.3 103.3 108.8 104.4 103.S 104.4 101.8 DHL Stocks Today Pre-. Aa- -tenth axe. Tear at 1987 el.a . 1987 low 1988 alfk. 1988 lew 98.S 08.4 07.0 78.0 78.3 T1.7 101.7 103.8 05.0 108.1 00.S 69.4 74.7 70.3 78.0 S7.e POLLY AND HER PALS &HCREY MOUSE ACCfJ-&30KIN5 I A "EVENISf. KC33. LOCK DfivWi NOW LOOK.. HOtUkCE tM LIAD, MlCKEV TrSRT WORK ON REMODtUHS HIS ' HOUft HIN UP TVOU! LITTLE ANNIE ROONEY rOMS EWCM -??V IM ttTTlEXl I VKS-l8A UvTA HC WtMT WTTMOSl I HC YIOBB A REAL IT 0U5T ICXXZO UKC I I AAA&& A?. FUMT r5 MOT"A SIMPLE I rrMicr A FIMC AAASQUCiaa-ME TOOTS AND CASPER TOOTS. 1 CAN HARDLY WAIT TO SEE TOMMY TO INFORM HIM THAT WE KNOW HE3 JUNIOR ROCVAa.T,THS : tkAn s fAk l A lf-ir I k I'll -,lwrMr-Mr IK THIIilBLE TTIEATRE VMtT a I HOOO ZeRO II UKC A ave.VtJIOWl I HOW COULD HE rff RUWCRUK-A rDOTtww.1 I itwwt w u fj WO fcmH I I V-49-n-VXF-.il ? h A MAM VS-WA(75 A I I 9CE WHERE HC 13 -Ar4 MAO A CMl ftOUMO I I CHECK UP CM EVRYSwwlr I TJm ntnA1mm I il PUN.' J (Y ZZf, s?zlA cCi DOWN TO TMCt I X r-.t OOrCOUlUW JgTT V CxJt zL 1 Pllli 0i!i:lii xTf - r n ' -'(u-xirPhTitfi ii x jvaps ii r rr r- is i Mf - ,err-'.- r ravtr - - - & v - i va '. - .. i i m m '''l a-1 "'car. iit7 --j --L C Y VJHAT PsRE. I f DOES THtSYC fSSTOR OVL I 1 1 OOKT VrS rVNT I ( I VDO nniNCi to i I I look like J m en vc-rl ItiNOFD-l omer he-s l I i I MVl t-A-rLicr - J I I NJru r f t -. tr- I i-tt ,tn jv mrr nl II. . X. 979 - 7 - ? FKWER J I LR;T THil-r L V A OLh5Tlt PACE- I r! 1 i . : t i ii y v . i i rj- ...,, ...r."..-;;-. i i v. v I i ' i ,i i ii , . r iivi s w . iir m nut. I j . I K '; a N tflRTHJ ' I HHWIDOKWt Mi i Kl Ml Quotations - PSODTJCB EXCHANGE POSTLAND. Ore- la,. 13 f AM Predate , eioftenge. Batter xtraa 33: ttasdarda 81; prime firets 30 flr 37; bouerfal .34ft. -fie Larxa axtraa 84 1 larae ataad arda 22; Bdi.m axtraa S3; aodteat ataaaaraa is. Caecee Triplets IT; loaf is. Portland Grain PORTLAND. Ore- Aea. 13 (API- Wheat: Opea High Low Oloee Sept. 0 994 99 99 H Dec. 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 Caaa wheat: Big Bead Bl.eatem. -w, 13 pet 103 H; 13 pet 1.00; dark hard winter 18 pet 1.14; 13 pet 1.10; 11 pet 103; eo(t white aad weatera white 00; hard winter aad weetera red. 1.00. Oata. No. 1 white 36.00. Barley, Ma. t 45-lb. BW 19.00. Cora. Arc eatiae 42.00. Millraa ataadard 26.50. Today a ear receipt : Wheat 98; floor 7. . Portland Produce FOBTLAKD, Ore., -eg. 13 (AP) Batter Printa. A grade, 34 e lb., ta parehmeat wrappers; la cartons, 35e; B grade, 83 e ia'parchmeat wrapper; 34 e ia cartons. Bottartat (rortlacd delivery, baying price) A grade, 34-34 Ib.; country station: A grade. 83-83 e; B grade, 1 eenta teaa; O grade, a eenta leaa. B grade cream for market Price paid producer. Batterfat mm 55.2a lb.; ilk, 67.7 lb.; anrplua, 45-te. Price paid milk board. 47c lo. " Eggs Emylng price by wholesaler, : Extras, lie; ataadard, 19e; medium 19c; mediant first. 16e; endergradee, 14c do., first, 18. Cheese Oregon triplets. 17e; Orecoa toeC, lSe, Brokers wiU pay e below quotation. Country meat Selling Trie t re tailers: Conn try killed bogs, beat botch er, and 160 Ibe- 15-15 He; eeale , 1515; light aad thin, 1012c; heary 10-lle; eaaae? cow 7-8e; cattcr 15-1 7c; ball 10-lle; spring- lamba, 15-10c; yearlinga ( ) ; ewea, 8-7. Lire poultry buying price by whole salers: Colored heaa, 4-5 lbs. lie lb.; arer S lb- 1S-17 lb.; Leghora hen ander 8 lba.. 10-lle Ib.; mr 3 lba- 11-lle lb.; colored spring, over 8 lb- 30-lle lb.; 1 to 8 lbs , 18 19s lb.; Leghorn broiler . 17 Ib.; roosters, 7-8 lb. Cantaloupee Delano, Jumbo, 45a. $1.35-1.50; standards, 45s, $2.00; jumbo 3 6s, $1.25; Yakima standards, $1.50 crate. Potatoea Deschutes, $1.75: Klamath No. 1. 82.00; new crop Yakima Oema, $1.85-1.40; local, $1.50 cental; new crop Yakima White Rote, $1.25 cental; local, $1.15-1.25 orange box. Oaioaa New crop. California red. 85e $1; 50 lb. beg Walla Walla, $1.00 per 50 Ib bag. Wool 1937 aomlnal; Willamette -) ley, medium 85 lb.; coarse aad braid. 88 lb.; oestera Oregoa. 28-39, Ib.; crossbred. S3-83e Ib.; modi am. 81-33, ib. Hy Belling price ta retailer s Alfal fa Ma. t, 1$ taa: eats aad vetch, $18; ele-er ( ) tea; timothy, eastern Oregoa, $30-80 tea; do -alley. $16.18.50 tea. Portland. Hope KeaaiaeL 1988, lie Ib. ka i Cm MlCKttY1 i MOT! S NO VrfM.UPM6r KM -IXTURIS vthi kt t - 4 C I H0 II I ACT TMC I --MC VjsS CVZaTSSCO IX I I tOM HCUMCT T?M WONrrWASeAA.OCO' I I AS HE LOOKS! HCSKM9WVH.tJ f i-Uni Gcr.rrva-i -j f l astRCMPorratAtr- I vas gon f rl wear Cviasswbiomti t. . , ...... : h xrr7 in TOMMY. rM Q ZrLAD FOOLING ABOUT NOT UKlN-r TOvJ T 7HNK TCvRE JUST -FtAND- Starring Popeye V M . m a - r a .... - r a rrn I j rand eL 11 . i 1 joru i l - -a fta - f -s - ii i r . r ii iv r s- . 11.17 "r- 1 csr- m - at Portland Caaeara bark -laying price. 193? peel. Be lb. Doaaaetle floor Selling price, city de livery, t to 25 bbl. lots: Family patent, 49t. fS.75-7.15; bakera' hard wheat, 15.56-7 A3; bakera' bloestem. $5.40-5.35; blended hard wheat, S5.60-e.00; graham, $5.95; whole wheat, 8635 barrel; aoft wheat flonra, S5.30-5.40. Portland Livestock PORTLAND. Ore., Aug. 13 AP (USOA) Hogs: 300 Including 221 di rect,, market steady; bulk lightweight driveina 12.50, medinm down 12.25. 260 Ib. butchers np 12.00; light lights mostly 11.50-12.00; few packing sows 9.00; feeder pigs salable 11.00-50. Oattle: 75 including 52 direct calve 110 including 104 direct, market eteady but mostly nominal ; common graa steers salable aroaad 6.00-8.00, medium-good eligible 8.50-10.25; common-medium beif era aaotable 5.50-8.85 ; low cutter aad cutter eewa 4.00-75. eemmoa-mediam 5.00-6.00, good beef eligible 7.00 or above; bulla 5.50-6.00; few good veal- era $.50-0.00, choice quotable 9.50. Sheep: 500 Including 483 through and direct, add sales about steady; few good 09-103 Ib. trucked in earing Umbo 9.00, yearlinga aalable around 5.00-6.00; good alaaghtr ewe ap 8.78. Wool in Boston BOSTOS, Auf. 13 (AP) (PSDAl Trading ia wool wa quiet today but a few large aalee were reported at firm prices. Good French combing length fin territory wool ia original bag broaght moat 95-97 eenta. aeoured basis. Some good 13-month Texaa wools were report ed sold at 95-97 but come dealera held above this range. Officer Wounded. In Running Fight SALT LAKE CITT, Aug. 13.- ( Friday )-(- detective was shot and a police car was riddled with buckshot early today in the attempted capture of two men suspected of a kidnaping and rob bery at New Meadows, Idaho, last week, and two abductions here within recent weeks; Detective Fred Lee suffered se vere wounds of the face, arms and shoulders when struck by a shot gun charge from a black sedan being pursued by the police car. Lee said the machine, equipped with interchangeable Idaho and Utah license plates, contained two men whose names he refused to divulge, definitely suspected of the Idaho and Utah crimes. A net of patrols circled the city early today. Ash Knows His Taxidermy! WHV MRS NEVER KNOWED VUH WAS a. vBJTDim tti vii. i vrj , ; Am I Blue? NN"MH T IT Vj NITCD NfclW PUUMB1N6. Mi ELtCTWCT V 4 BE. DONE Ma atT Uf "EVKTCK BLUEPRINTS POR "vX! Deep Sea Fishing Hie Hour of Decision TO THATS ODD! SHE Ue.GX TO MAKE FUN OF ME T WONDER i a VHf THE CHANirET WantedOne Missing Poppa. Gardeners' and Ranchers' Mart PORTLAND, Aug. W-(P)-R-ceipts were heavy on the Garden ers' and Ranchers market today, with trading quiet- j Cantaloupes from Wapato ar rived in heavy shipments, selling at 90c-ll a crate. Supplies of Cal ifornia melons were plentiful and moved slowly. On lr recetDts on tha berrv mar ket were blackberries. Fall straw berries are in the offing. Straw berries are bringing tS.00 for crates of ?4. Lettuce, and peas are firm. Northwestern solf fruits have not arrived in any numbers, and oat-of-state Beaches and Dears are still the main source of supply. Asperagua Oregoa. 80-Ib. crate. $2.10-3 35. Avocados Summer, $3.25-1.50; green, $3.50 flat. Airricot Oregoa. faced. 55-6 5c. Eeana Local, 4-4e lb.; Kentucky Wonders, 3 -4c. Beeta Per sack. Oregoa, $1.83. Broccoli Crate, $3.25-2.35. Braaaela 8preuU California, one fourth drume. $3.75. Berries Raspberri, $2.75 $3 ; car- rant. $2.10-2.25: loganberries, 2.00 3.25. blackcaps, $2.35-2.50; y ounf ber ries. $2.25-2.50; blackberries. $1.85-1.", Boyseaberrie $2.00-2.50; heckleberiiei 12-16c Bananas Per bunch. 5 He. Cabbage One hundred pound rates. 81.50-1.75. Cantaloupe California. Delano valley jumbo, 45s, $2.75-2.90; 86s. $1.40-1.50. Carreta Vregon. 4c per lb.; Calif, bunched. 55 60c doa. Cauliflower $1.35-150. Celery Labish local $1.85 $2. Cherries Bings. Lamberts. 10-12c; pie 5-6e !b. Corn $1.10-1.25 for 5 dos. Cucumbers Orecoa, Washtoetoa hot house. 30-35e dozen. Citrus fruits Orangea.- Valencia. $4.50-6.25; lemons. California, $7.00 7.25; grapefruit, $4.00-4.75; lemonettes. $4.00-4.50. DiU 7-8e Ib. Eggplant Oregon flata, 90c-$1.00. Figs California, $1.25 flat; Washing ton, 75-85e. Garlic Kew, 9-10 lb.; Oregon, 7-8e. Graces Thompson aeedleee. $1.65-1.85, red malagas, $2-2.10; black seedless. $1.75-1.85. Lettuce Oregon, dry, $-4 dot- $5e- $1.00. afaahrooma One pound carton a. 40- 45e. Nectarine Lag, 90e $1.00. . Onione Fifty-pound aeek, 0. S. He. 1. 75-85c; commercials, 95c-$1.10. Pears Cel.. Bartlets, $2.15-2.35. Parsley Fer dos. bunches. $1.25-1.85 Parsaips Par lug. 85 40c Peachee Kominal . Halea, early. 80-90c; Klbarte 65-75c; Carmen, $1.10-1.15. Pea Oregon, 7-7 c lb.; Wathiagtea, 5-5 Ke per pound. Peppers California Bell. 12-lSe; Oregon, bene 50-00 for 10 Ibe. Watermelons Cwt, $3-1.35. Plama Calif onU, 8m ta Boea 4-baa- SPQATX I l W . W M . i il O-l xiu look rr ovtR, n' OUT YHT OUSHTrV N O' MERC C0MS5 "TOMMY! wetu. FAINT WHEN I 5AY,HELL0,, MR. ROCKABIUT"! I SO i m. m M--r - r- . M X S. ii yv MEN. TPSKE OS THAT HIS NAME ? ) "1 fTHEN 'PW GORSHt WprWER is V A WHERE TJ1- CALL WMJPLASTIC) pIthm lER WTVER? PANT-HE'S ONE S V a y Ar OF THE VORST Jr-v I ? f Y , CRlMWN IN Jjgm I S- jmiiH I Lfe PPNIFW TO HtAO- 3 ke crate. S0c$l Weshingtoe Bines, 75c-$l. ruaaeta. $2-3.15 1 Washington russets, $3.60-3.63; local, $3-3.25 j Whito Rose. U. 8. NO. 1. $1.50-1.63. Potatoes Whit Bos U o. na. $1.35-1.50. Khubarb Tnirty-poona . eoxea. su-ooe. Rutsbaeaa Waahinctoa. 100 lb. aaeaa, $1.50-1 75. Badlthei Far doiea banc, ta- 40c, Spinach Local. 20-pound era tea, 0e- $1.00. Sweet Potatoes California, S-is lag. No. 1. $1,75 1.90. Turnip Doa. buncnea, eo-Toe. Tomatoes Orecoa hotheuaa. 10-14 Ib. per pound; Mexico. $3.50 $5. ftquasn zaeainal, so-euc. Turnip- Oregoa hothouse. BO 60e. Tomatoes Lugs, 15e-$1.25; boxed, $1- $1.15. ' ' Watermelon tw nt.io-e-. Trading on Wool Mart Scattered BOSTON, August l--UP)-The Commercial Bulletin will say to morrow: " J "Scattered trading on a very limited scale has marked the week in the eastern seaboard wool markets. Wools seem to hare been relatively most active, "In the west, a similar situa tion exists, scattered buying In small way being reported more or less in various sections but the total turnover has been smalL "Prices are steady at last week's level, as a rule. "The piecegoods markets 'are disappointing. There is nothing yet to give the mills an indica tion of the buying strength or trend. "Foreign markets are not very active but are very strong and a shade against the buyer. The opening in Australia, August 30, is expected to be strong. "Mohair is rather dull but very strong. The Bulletin will publish the following Quotations: scoured ba sis: Oregon: fine and F. M. sta ple 97-98; fine and P. M. cloth ing 90-92. Mohair: Oregon, 85-67. Purse Seiner Wrecked But All of Crete Saved JUNEAU, Alaska, Aug. lt-ff) Six membejs of the crew of the purse seine boat Atlantic of. Seattle escaped When the vessel was wrecked northwest of Spruee island in Pybus bay today, the New England Fish company at Chatham reported by radio to the customs office here. By CUFF STERRETT By WAI T DISNEY BY BRANDON WALSH By JIMMY MURPHY Has tdm DECIDED BETWEEN CLARICE AND t xmvTfLill TWEAR1 WB-l-J sKl HOT 04G5ETT DOG'. 0OX j OSOV! BLUEPRINTS STf I FOR X HEYI HOUSEl J ifX ' ABOUT SEEIN-t -HIM NOW THAT KNOW HES. RICH I -fiSai IXjrothY? MrtiBE HES COME TO SAT FAREWEUJ TO CA5PER5 niece! COVTIWUED MONDAY. By SEGA R