PAGS EIGHT
The OHEGON jSTATELSMAN, Salem, Oregon, Tuesday Morning, January 24, 1939
9 .
Salem vBflarbetQu1
-fBeylag Mtltl'i3 ': '
- (Tae price below enpplied by local
grocer are iadicativo ef the daily market
prices paid to fro by galea btrn
bat ere aot guaraatecd y , The . 8tatea-
Apple-. Atf varieties, 0 grade, per be.
eoeoe. . . .;
Baawaae.-lb, ea stalk.
' Hands i.-r
;.os
.
l.es
.75
1.00 ...
Calaeee
Gripef rait,, Texas piaks
. Hegalar , .
Dates, fresh, lb.
. .14 . '
, , 4.50 ....
3.26 ta 3.50
tremens, erate-.
Orwiw. crate
tVEQWTASXBe
- (Buying Mces)
Beets, lot. '.i i i i,,.,
.40
.03
Cabbage, lb.
Carrots. CaKf., art. doa2.75 to 3.16
Cauliflower, , Portland,
Cuiery, Utah, era la
Celery Heart a, dea.
1.20
LaUneo, calif.
3.0 la 1.00
Onion, boiling, 10 Iba. Ko. 3,
au laa.'
o
3o.
.45
J
.40
1.50"
50.
3.00
.80 "
.01
AO-
Oreea anions, dos.
Radiskes, dos. . ..
Peppers, greea. Calif.
rare ley
Patau aa, local, awt
60 lb. ban.
Hpiaaea, Texas, 1.60, Aria..
Danish, do. , .,
. Habberd. lb. , '
Turaipa, do.
VOTE
(Mm pel by ladepasdent packing plant
- Walaats fraaqaettes, faaey, 13c; sna
dlota, 10c; email Se; are bard raa, to
10c. Wataat meata 25 to 80c IK
filbert -BareaJooaa, large, 12 Ka; fea
y 11; babies, 11c; ereUrd raa 11 to
to 18c . .. .
. rUbarta All moved aot."
. (Ca-act rricaa to Grower)
' - Walaats Price range, depcadlag apoa
way aata raa la 14 4 i Marcel grades, 11
13a. Dachllly 1 cant higher.
j . Hort '
i (Baring Prices)
Clasters, aominal, 1037, Ib10 to 13
Clatters, 1938, lb. . 20 to .81 -
Juggle, top , . -23
. WOOL A2T0 MOHATJI
(Baying Prices)
Wool. BdJUB, lb. JL
Coarse, lb. , ......
Lamb, lb.
.S3
.18
8
Mohair, lb.
EOOS US PO0XTBT
(Baying Prlccc at Andxcaca'i)
Larra extra
.10
Medium extraa
Larfc stoadards
.14
.14
.10
.14.
as
.13
4
JO
raiiets
Colored fryc'
Colored asediom, IK
White Lagberaa, IK Ka. L.
Wblta liegboraa, f rye
Wbito Legharaa, IK Ka. 3-
"Envoy Estoordinary
By E. Phillips Oppcnheim
SYNOPSIS
t The grave issue of world war or
peace was la the ofSng (though
none seemed to realise it) when,
eae Fergus, a secret British mes
senger, was assaulted and robbed
ea route to Sir Ronald If stressor,
who had Just returned to his lordly
county estate after another of bis
long and mysterious Journeys. Bis
mother. Countess lfatOda; bis sis
ter. Lady Arm; and her new com
panion, Uadsmoisolle Elisabeth
Stamlor, beautiful Austrian, wel
comed the handsome young Us
tresser sdoa who recalled seeing
the alluring Elisabeth on one of
trips abroad.... Dr. Andrews and
Matrasser, motoring late at night
to the former's surgery to see
Fergus, narrowly escape a smasbup
with a speeding auto.. . . Fergus Is
semiconscious and does not know
Jan van Westrheene were his
Satyr-like caricature of a smile.
that the message be was carrying
has been stolen. He mumbles about
eeisg a young woman banding
ever tie coat in the hospital. ...
The next day. Dr. Andrews tells of
a new patient-" perfect giant of
a fellow, a Dutchman" named Jan
Van Westrheene who was slightly
Injured when bringing his. yacht
Into- Uatresser's private harbor the
night before. The following day.
Van Westrheene,The Dutchman,"
calls on Ilatressetv They are chat
ting about their world experiences.
CHAPTER XJx-JC:
"You have the mutation. Lord
Matresser," Van Westrheene said.
of being a great traveler.- -: .
"Then my reputation belies me,"
was the dry response. "English
country life becomes at times monot
onous and one .is glad then to dis
appear for a time, but my Journey
tngt ere all within a certain orbit
I have never climbed ;en unknown
mountain or named a newly discov
ered lake." ',- r-w4vv'-
llljnheer van Westrheene stroked
tie sharply pointed heard thought
fully. His blue eyes were fixed upon
lushest- ;-- r?
"You have not then, 1 gathers the
same, tastes as your father," he
ebservedVflf my memory serves me
he waa Ambassador at St Peters
burr in tve di dxri and after that
at Lsae." :;- ..r f
"l!y father was r laddered a brfl
Cant diflomat"' H Atrtsaer replied.
"He was also a eorsiJaratle fure
b tie rcII'JciJ wc:IJ, wLich 1 eouU
never be. I had a brother arith brains
who tnls&t have gone ia fsr that
wiiawffTOwinii ii j i 1 1 iwwwiiw.M.uMi;Bwa!aeai!
.v ..;.:.v..v..:.:.v.-..s s f y t 4A, f ' f.
-' - - s v - i - -. -" -' - ' -
Grade B raw 4 pet ee-t
milk, Salem basic pool price
'93.10. . . .
- Co-op. Grade) A botterCat.
price, FOB Salem, 20c r ;
(Milk UacaT aa aaaal awatbly i
t kattarfat aeeraga.) ZX e - y
- Dlstribator price, f32.'
A grade botterfat OcUt-
'. ered 2c It trade S4e; O)
grade 20c." ' w ' J
A grade prist, ,20c; B.
.' grade 28c ' ... t t
Heavy ken a, lb.
Boaatara
JS
.05
(Baying priea for Va. 1 itock, ua4 ta
eonditiona aad aalaa npartad af .. m
Latbraa! .. 1.00 "
Ea-ei M to l-00;
Heaa. tape
- 130-150 Iba.
210-800 Iba.
Sow -,,
Beef caws
JBalla
Heifera
Ton ml :
0.25
..7.75 to 8.00
.7.60 to 7.75
S.00
.4.50 to 6.00
.4.50 to 5.50
.6.00 M 4.00
8.60
vairy ypa nwi w
Dreeead vast. lb. ( Midget) - .13
Hofta. (Mid set Mkt.l . T00
MA&I0 CREAMEBT Baying Priea ,
- t ia u i u
Bntterfat A trade -
Laghara baas, aear Ibi
Lagbora heaa, aader. S Iba.
10
.08
JS
J4
.0
sprtagera
Colored heaa. ever 6 Iba.
8Utt, lb.
Old rooatere. lb.
05
Bejacta, aaarket raloe. No, 3 grade 5a leea
BOO PBICB8
Large extras
Large standard .
Median extrss
.10
.14
.14
.10
.10
.10
Medium standards
Undergrade ..
Pullet
.GBAXH, HAT and SEEDS
Wheat, par bushel, Ka. 1 white,
sacked . ... .05
Red ; .05
Oat, grey, toa
.29.00 ta 30.00
wiuta
.28.00
Feed barley, ton
CloTtr bar. toa
.22.00 to 23.00
14.00
Oat and Vetch bay, toa 14.00
Alfalfa, toa 15.00 to 18.00
Alaike Clover, lb.
o ia .ta
.14
Bed Clover. Ib.
Egg mash. Ho. 1 grade, 80 lb. bag 1.60
Dairy feed. 80 lb. bag 1.80
Hea scratch feed l.TS
Cracked corn ,, 1-75
Wheat 1.30 to 1.40
sort of thing, but we lost him dar
ing the war."
Van Westrheene rose to his feet.
He bowed to Yates, who took his
glass from him,
"My congratulations to you," he
said. "I have never tasted e better
eoektafl."
"You are very kind, air," waa the
gratified reply.
"I wiO give myself the pleasure
of returning your call within the
next few days," Matresser said. "We
have rather a houseful now and It Is
difficult to get away. Thursday, if
you can shoot. I will send a car for
you at ten o'clock. You will dine
with- us afterwards, I trust Ify
mother, I - am sura, would be dev
lighted."
Van Westrheene did not hesitate
for a second. Bs accepted promptly.
"It will give me great pleasure,"
usual eyeglass
. . He was colossal II!
he said solemnly, "to meet her lady
ship, your mother." -
He crossed the floor toward the
door huge, Impressive figure who
seemed somehow or other to dwarf j
aU the contents of the room. On
the threshold be turned and bowed
again. The footman who had been
summoned closed the door. - Mat
resser remained for several mo
ments silent listen! Dg to his firm
footsteps upon the hard oak stairs.
He turned to Yates. . ,
"What about that my astute sec
retary?" . . ; ;. 1
"I think that before he leaves,"
Henry Yates replied, "he will give
us something to think about".
Kothisg but their natural good
breeding and a certain sense
of stupefaction . kept Matressers
guests, gathered together at a fixed
rendezvous within the Park, in a
sober frame of Bind when llr. Jan
van Westrheene Joined the group en
Thursday inorning. s He seemed to
disentangle himself tneh by Inch
from the Interior ef the torpedo
shaped reeing ear which had fetched
hint from the harbor, ast3 at last
the whole six foot seven Inches ef
him stood a strange and towering
figure emong the by no means
nader-eised group ef men which
comprised the house party, da cos
tume and outfit too seemed, to add
to the tmuaualness of hie appear
ance. - Ee wort a short double.
breasted shooting eeat with an enor
mous eoCar, tTimmed ' with thick
fur, beneath which his lege, dad la
tight riding breeches and gaiters,
apDeared. their notable lenrth
unduly exaggerated and the gaiters
end a ITJ e
Effect Stocks
Steels and Motors Lead in
: Downalide ; Average It
off 2.1 Points
NEW YORK, Jan.; ilJP)
Stock market prices crumbled, to
day as Wall street suffered a new
attack of 'nerres resulting, prt-
maiily, from the cloudier foreign
outlook. e J ?;Tf
steels and motors fell rapidly
at the start and other groups were
quick to follow. -Leaders closed
with losses of 1 to I points gen
erally, around ' the lows of the
day. A few were off 8 to 10 on
relatively small turnoyer. ; J;
The - Associated Press arerage
of CO stocks dropped 2.1 points
to 4S.S. the widest break in this
composite since September IS,
last. ' : .,
Dealings were fast in the fore
noon as large blocks of recent
f arorites changed hands on ' the
downside. The pace slowed later,
but transfers totalled 1,811,120,
the largest Tolume for any "ses
sion since December 29.- . ' - .
Inspiring heary offerings, bro
kers said, was the thotght of in
ternational complications that
might come in the wake of an
Imminent insurrectionist rictory
in the Spanish war.
Austin Titus Dies
At Vets' Hospital
PIONEER Mrs. Roy Black re
ceived word of the death of her
brother Austin Titus.
Mr. Titus passed away at the
Veterans' hospital in Walla Walla,
Washington, at 5 o'clock Thurs
day evening.' No funeral arrange
ments hare been made so far as
Mrs. Black had learned. .
Uieniaelves overlapping a pair of t
wonderful Hessian boota, Bis bat
was a dark" green Homburg felt, or- -namented
with a row of woodcock
pin feathers on the one side end a
single cock's feather on the ether.
He wore' his usual eyeglass and a
fixed contraction of the lips e
Satyr-like caricature of a smile. He '
was pleased to see everybody. He .
had 'hung a cartridge bag, which
must have contained nearly three,
hundred cartridges, ever his shoul
der. He protested smilingly when
Humphreys brought up bis loader. ;
to whom, however, he was persuaded
to transfer all his sporting impedi
menta with the exception of his :
shooting stick. His host waa the only
one Who seemed to take him entirely
as a matter of course. .
"We are starting with a partridge
drive, van Westrheene,'" he
nounced. "Shoot a high cock pheas
ant If one comes over. Leave the low
hens aa they are bound to come out
again from the wood." .
"I shoot the hares and rabbit
yesT" Mijnheer van Westrheene in
quired anxiously.
"Rather. We have too many
hares. Glad you thought to ask me."
- "Your keeper he blows e horn,
perhaps, when the game rises?" '
"He blows a whistle me thing.
The beaters are all waiting now be
hind those fields ef roots. You see
the guns on the other aide of you?
You are number two where your
loader Is standing and I am number
one at the corner there."- --Van
Westrheene glanced to the
right end to the left then, as the
whistle' sounded, he planted his
snooting stick in the ground, took up
a firm stance in front of It end
leaned forward.' At the finish of the
drive there eras no longer anyone
Inclined to think ef him In the least
as e figure of fun. Without e tremor,
Kke a perfect machine, he swung his
gun and he swept everything on the '
wing from the skies. Not a emils ;
or a wrinkle ea his face betrayed ,
any satisfaction, t even', when he'
brought down a woodcock which had
been aniseed e9 along the line. He ;
took his second gua from the loader
With only the slightest Inovement
of the body. His long arms seemed
to reach everywhere. Hares were
perpetually turning somersaults on .
either side ef him. 'Uatrcseer. who
had shot very little himself, was
surrounded at the end ef the drive.
, .. (To be continued) ,
tost. w oast ii isns man.
"- - g - .
Quotations
nostra kzcbajtob -
POBTLAND, Orew iaa. U. A
awry yiwc piimi - -
Butter: Xxtraa 28; staaaArdg 24;
prima firiU 14; Unto J4,
Battertat 38 -37. .
- Eggs: Large extras 30; large etamdards
13; aaedioai extras It; aMdJaas ataadarda
18: aaull extras IT aauQ saediasaa 17.
Cheeaet Triplets 13; loaf 14.
Portland Grain
P0BTLA5r, ' Ore., Jaa,' 38 (AP)--
waeat: uvea xiiin ijew oioae
May TT 68 - ' 8 68 S8
Caab, grain t Oata No. t-88 lb.- wilt SS.
Barley Ka. 3-45 IK B. W. 33.50. Cera S.
I J. Baip. 80.15. - -
Cask-w be at bld)t Soft wblu 91 1
weaterm white 87; weeterm red 68 Hard
red winter ordinary ett ; 11 per cent
4; 13 per cent 67; IS per cent 70; 14
per cent 71. ' Hard white Baart ordinary
09: 12 per cant 69: IS per eeat 71: 14
per een if a. .
Today's car receipts : Wheat 38 1 bar.
ley 0; Hoar Id; eera 1; bay 1; SaiUfeed
Portland Livestock
PORTLAND, Ore, Jam. 33. (AP)
ivtuiai non: ateeeipia. aauo. amevea.
pea 35-40 ' above Monday - week . ago.
traccra ia ou-ou a dots maay svaraga.
laU aalea 40-50 as. rood-ebeiee 165-315
IK drivcine early 8.60, few S.75, later
aaiea a.eo, eartoaei tota o.7a-u, zza-70
lb. batchers S.OO-35, light ligbU 1.00-25,
Saekiag aowa strong to 25 higher at 6.35
0, feeder yiga 7.75-8.00. .
Cattle i Beeeipta. 1750. eaWes 150. aa-
evca, steers aroaod 25 higher, low cat-
tor and cotter cowa strong to 25 higher,
other eowa aad heifera apeaed . ateady,
strong, eloee wtek to 25 aad more lower,
balls steady, vealera strong to 60 high
er. Baediam-good' fed: steers 8.65-9.25.
common 6.50-7.75, mediom-good heifera
7.00-a.is, common aeuers o.oo, cutter
4.00. low cotter aad entter eowa 8.25.
4.00, eommon-mediom 4.50-5.75, good-beef
eowa 6.35-75, few ap to 7.00, early, balls
6.60-6.00, beef bolls 6.25, good-choice
vealera 9.50-10.00, common 5.00.
Bneepr Jteceipts, 2000, steady, good-
Stocks and
Jaaoary 33
STOCK AVBBAOE8
CoaipUed by The Asaociated Press
SO 15 IS 60
, lados Bails CU1 Stock
get chg. D.2t fl.5 Dl.l D3.1
Monday . 70.1 19.8 86.1 48.8
Prev day 78.0 81.8 S7.2 60.9
Heath ago -75.5 22.S S5.1 51.9
Tear ago 65.7 19.8 8S.1 45.9
1938-29 high 79.5 23.8 87.0 64.7
1988-89 lew .49.3 12.1 24.9 83.7
BOND AVBKAQES
20
10
10
10
Porga
D.6
61.4
62.0
61.8
66
67.0
69.0
Bails
Xadas
anch
99.3
99.3
98.0
96.8
100.8
93.0
Util
D.5
92.9
93.4
91.6
90.6
95.1
65.8
Ket eke
4
Monday
59.1
60.5
68.8
63.9
70.5
46.3
Frev. day
Month ago
Tear ago
1936-39 . high
1988-89 low
POLLY AND HER PALS
MICKEY MOUSE
LITTLE ANNIE ROONEY
TOOTS AND CASPER
1 . 1 N. V AKeaVEjEM A I f KJN SAV I AMT I f I rJEW NEIGHBORS J ("IT
J KtSAvtyf Vaf I V APPREOATTVE -y f mgSH AIR FENDSjJ
ll
m J I P"7 as mmmeaja--mi
VCKJ& . u ' V J ---rt -5wW2N -a ' ""V , - f AM' KlSSGO MX. AN" SAID X V0S J'ff
Irtir-r- I , . - Zt ft I i T79rJrTX m bgst Ff?A5-.-ierer,xaiRo '
IT WAS THE SHERIFF 1 THEY POUND J650.O
IN MARKED BILLS UNDER MY MATTRESS
- rr WAS PART OP 5000.32 STOLEN FROM
TH6 PIRM OVER A PERIOD OP TIME
WHOEVER PUT THE BILLS UNDER MY
rWT7RK53 WAS THE REAL THIEF
HH PLANTED THEM
THERE TO SAVE
HIS OWN NECK
THIMBLE THEATRE SUrrino; Popeye
N0W THBY5 "TWQ S ' -' -
WJMPV BOTH DRlKIKEDjVT -
at
cbalea fed waole laaios MS. eae aa
ble aSortraskeS la 8.00, good alaaghtar
ewaa S.60-4.00.
v Portland Produce
POBTLASD, Ora Jaa. tSjtAV)
Coaatry asaats' Bsiitag price to retailers:
rMtrr killed heaa. heat batcher aader
ISO iba. 10-11 j yveelere ,14a IKt
Ural aaa aata a-aacj "., moaTy ao
ia.; Samoa w. i mwwm , ru. -10
IK; cutter aews 8-1 a lb.; eaaaer
aawa 7-8e IK--. . . - -
,AA f eeeMf'"ayrat-pf1aast -Lacaewa
arailera 1 e i 10., ice ia.; i isa.
1S: eolaaW nrinca S to. SH iba.. 16e
IK; ever I Iba. 17c: Leghora hams ever
iu lit. 15a IKi aader lbs 14a
IK: colored heaa to 6 Iba. 19a IK; erar
8 (be. 18a tKt a a. s graae ae ia. aaaa.
Tart eye Sclttas pnaeai Preeaed, aew
crop hams 26-soa IKJ tosas xa-iea 10. vay.
lag prices: New heaa 85a lb. f teas 35.
Fetateee Taklma geaaa, 1,15 . eeatarf
, AA. .A. MAMA .1 4K
ceatal; Klamath Falls Ma. 1 gems. 1.30-
1.55; CaUIormia sweets, x.a-a.oa ror
IK arato; new Calif. Tramp, 82 per 60
Iba. -- ''- -.-.t
Onion a Oregon, Be. 1, 1.60-1.80 een-
tal: Takiaaa 80-40c per 60 lbs.; sets 4c
IK . - '
Wool Willamette valley, aomlal; sae
dlaas 33-38 lb.; eoaraa aad braiaa, 33-28
IK; lamba aad fall 30 1K eaatera Ore
goa 18-23 it - ?
Hay SeWag prc to retailer: Alfalfa
Be. X, 16.00 tea; eat vetch 13.00 tea;
lover 11.00 toa: timothy, eastern Ore
goa 19.00 ; Do valley 14.00 toa Portland.
- Hope Mew area doctors SO ib; far
gles 38 IK
Ifohatf BoaUasl: 1988. 36-37 IK
Cascara bark Bsyinf price, lttl
peel 6e 1K
fiagar Parry aad trait, 100s, 4.90,
hale 6.05: beet 4.80 cental.
Domestic floor Selling priea, ety de
livery, 1 ta 25-bbl lota: family patent,
49s, 6.55-6.15; bakers hard wheat, net,
8 70-6.15; bakers' blaasteaa, 4.05-4.40;
blended wheat floor, 4.30-4.55; soft
wheat floor, 8.95-4.05; graham, 49a, 4.80;
whale wheat 49a. 4.75 bbL ;
Wool in Boston
BOSTON, Jan. IS- (AP) (UBDA)
Pin, territory "wools were qneted very
firmly today oa the Boetom aaarket. Sales
at the close of last week took farther
eiseable amounts oat of the aaarket. The
bulk- of the demand was ea original fine
territory wools, which brought 69 to 70
cants scoured basis for good Preach
combing lengths aad 67 to 68 eeata eeour
ed basis for average to a h a r t Preach
combing lengths. Some three-eight blood
territory wool waa iaeloded ia recent
sale at 60 to 63 cent acoared basic for
combing aad 87 to 68 eeoered basis for
clothing leagtha.
Contract Beans
At $60 per Ton
WEST STAYTON Frank Ho
fer, field man for, B. E. Maling
of Hlllsboro, was in this vicinity
last week contracting Wax bush
beans for the 1939 season at $60
a ton.
V HERE
: .Jr.
" ....... mmmmmmmmmmmmmmm- WMrt H-iBM A&nMCril-atMi.Si4
A
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Ask Farmers for
Vegelabliilieck
Commrceial Production to
Have Bearing on '39
AAA Payments
A new phase of the agricultural
conservation program is being in
troduced to Marion county farm
ers for the' I x time this' week. ,
1 Postcards requesting . the prob
able acreage of commercial vege
tables to be grown in 1939. have
been sent. to every conservation
signer.. The cards are to be. filled
out according to the best estimate
of ' the operator . and returned to
the office of Harry L Riches: :
" Payments and the general op
eration of the conservation pro
gram may be affected to a con
siderable extent on farms where
commercial vegetables are grown
in large quantities.
In view of this fact all farm
ers are urged to fill out these
cards as accurately . as - possible
and to mall them at once in order
that .there be no delay in setting
up the '1939 program. .
Gardeners'
Mart
PORTLAND, Ore., Jan. 23. (AP)
(US Dept. Agricoltare).
Apples Delicious, mediant to I g a ex
fey, 1.60-1.75; fey, 1.25-1.50; O grade
PSP, 60-60e; Spitienberge, med to
large fey, 1.25-1.85 Kewtons, med to lge
ea fey, 1.50-1.60; fey, 1.35-1.40; nnclass
f S f, SO-eOc. Wash Delicious, med to
lge ex fey, 1.85 1.90; fey, 1.60; wiaeaap,
med to lge ex fey, 1.60-1.65; fey. 1.45
1.55; Rome, C grade i 75-85e; ex
fey, 1.85-1.40; loose, 8e lb.
Artichoke Salif., 8.00-3.35.
Avocados Calif, foerte, 1.60.
Bananas Par bunch, 6-5 a Ik; small
lots. 6 6c.
Beans FU., balk Valentines 8.10-8.25;
Calif., lima 18 20e Ib.
Brussels Sprouts 12-enp, 75-80c
Cabbage Oregoa ballbead. aew crates
1.50-1.75; ordinary 1.15-1.25; broken lug
l4-2e; red 2-2e; Calif.. 8c
Cauliflower Local, Ko. 1, 80-90e;
Calif., 90e-81.00.
Celery Oregon, heart, fancy, 31.25
do.; fair, 75c-1.00 r Calif., Utah, 1.50
2 25; white, 1.85-2.00; heart 1.10-1.15.
Citrna Fruit Grapefruit, Texas marsh
seedlese, 2.75-3.00; pink, 8.00-8.25; An
ions, fancy 1.90-2.00, choice 1.60-1.75;
Florida 64-64. 8.25-8 50.
Lemon Fancy, all sliea, 8.50-5.25;
choice, 3.75-8 60. Limes, flats. 1.40.
Oranges California aavels, 844a, 3.85 ;
fancy l?6s, 8.50; other sixes 3.65-3.10;
choice aad PP, 1.75-3.10.
Crenberrlee -bbL WasK, Ore., hte
Farlands 8.50; fair 8.00-8.25.
Cucumbers Botboase, per dos fancy
The Wide and Open Spaces
The Law of Gravitation
Just Sitting Pretty,,
AI Faces an Unknown Future
f - X 6crr five to twenty Years in
PRISON ONE DAY MY CHANCE CAMS
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AS THE YEARS PASSED
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Closing
NEW YORK, Jan.
Al Chem A Dye 171
Allied Stores ....9
American Can ..95
Am For Power,. . .3 -
Am Pow aV Lt , . .5T4
Am Had 8td San 14
Am Rolling Mills 17
Am Smelt Rf'42
Am Tel A Tel .1 "
Amer Tobacco B 87
Amer Wat Wks .124
Anaconda ...... 274
Armour 111
Atchison .......3JS.
Barnsdall IS
Bait A Ohio .....8
Bendix Aria ...23
Beth Steel .....634
Boeing Airp . .'. .28 Ve
Borge-Warner . . 2 4
Budd Mfg. ...... 84
Caltf Pack 1 Vk'
Callahan Z-L . . . . 1
Calumet yHec- .V.V 4
Canadian Pee
M Case .88
Cater Tractor . ; 41
Celanese "...'... . 19 4
Certain-Teed' ; .'. 10 4 -CheBa
A Ohio .32
Chrysler ; V T. ..71
Commer Solv . i 10-
1.75-3.00; Ko. X, 75o-l J)0.
Eggplaat Califs ll-13e IK; hf, 3.00
3.15. Grspe California, lag boxea, Kmpe
or. US No. 1. 1.35-1.50; tew 1.75.
Letcuee California Delano dry, 6 dos
en, 1.50-1.85; Imperial, iced, 4-5s, 2.25
2.50; dry 3-3.25.
Mushrooms Cultirated. 1 Ib., 8 0-8 5c
Onion Washington yellows, 50 pound
sacks, 60-70e; large, 75-85e; commerclala,
50-60c; Oregon yellows, 60 pound sacks,
DS Ko. 1, 75-90e; 10-pound sacks, 17
18c; boiler. 10-poaad sacks, 14-15c; seta,
brown, 4e; white, 6-5 He
Pears Oregoa. Beee... loose. 60-60e;
ex. fey, 1.25-1.35: Aajea, ex. fey., 1.00
1.60; 80-88, med., 1.25-1.35; box,
70ej Cornice, ex. fey., 2.85-3.00.
- Peaa Calif.; 3.25-2.50.
Peppers Pia, 1214c; crates 4.25-4.50.
Potatoes Oregon, local Russet and
Long Whites. No, 1, 1.10-1.15; Ko. 2. 60
lb., tacks, 87 40c: Deschutes No. 1.
Ru.seta, 1.15-1.25; No. 2, 50-lb. aaeks,
40-45e; Klamath No. 1 Russet. 1.85;
No. 2, 60-lb. aaeks, 42-45c; Washington
bakers. 100 lbs., 1.60-1.80.
Rhubarb WaaK, hothouse, ex. fey,
1.50-1.60; fancy, 1.40-1.50; Ore., choice,
1.85.
Squash Oregoa Marblehead, l-2e;
Hubbard, 2-2e; Danish, 81.50.
Sweat Potatoee California, 60 pound
crates, 1 1.50 1.60; No. 8. fl.S01.80:
Louiaiana yams, 1.50-1.60.
Tomatoe Ore. hothouse 17-22 a Ib.;
Mex., 8.25-3.50; Pla., as is, 3 3.25.
Spinach Texas, 1.40-1.50 bekt; Aria.,
1.65-1.75, 80 lbs.
Baaehed vegetables Oregoa, per dos.
benches: Beets, 25-80c; carrots, 25-80e;
frees, onion. 25-30c; parsley, 30-35c:
Jap radishes, 45-50e lag; radishes, winter,
20c; hale, 80-85e; leeka, 80 35a; turnips.
THAT'S WHAT
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21. (AP) Closing quotations i
Nat Diet 1.....25H Nat Pow A Lt .... 7
Common A Sou . .1 North Pacific ...11
Consolld Edison . SO Packard Mot ....4
Consolid Oil . . ... 8 J C Penney ....78
Corn Products ' . . 83 Phillips Pet .... 3 8
Curtiss Wright ... I Pressed Steel Car 1 1
Du Pont do N ..142 Pub Serv NJ ...33
Douglas Air ....83 Pullman ........33
Eiee Pow ft Lt ; 104 Safeway Stores .32
Erie RB.;...".."1 Sears Roebuck ..69
Oen Electric . . .88 Shell Union . . . . 12
Gen Foods ..iV.SSH Sou Cat Edison .23
Gen Motors . . 43 4 South Pacitic -. . . l
Goodyear Tire . .30 Stand Brands ... .6
Gr North Ry Pf .24 - Stand OU of Calif 27
Hudson Motors -.7 Stand Oil of N J 45
Illinois Central .18 - Studebaker 7
Insp Copper . . . .11 Sup Oil . . . . ; . ... 2
Internet Harv ..52 Tmkn Roll Bear 46
Int Nickel Can i . 49 Trans-Amer ..... 8
Int Pap ft P Pf .44 Union Carbide ..83
Int Tel ft Tel v. . 8 United Air . ... . 3 4
Johns Manv . . . .93 United Airlines .10
Kennecott ......36 US Rubber .....42
Libbey-O-Ford ..46 US Steel 58
Ugg A Myers B 100 Walworth ....... 7
Loew's ........48 Western Union ..21
Montr Ward . . . .44 White Mot ..... 1 0
Nash-Kelv ...... 8 Wool worth .....49
Nat BlSCUit ......234 New York Curb
Nat Cash ......214 Cities Service .....
Nat Dairy Prod .12 Elec Bond ft Sh ...
Wheat Reflects
Security Jitters
CHICAGO, Jan. 2?-P-Inter-natlonal
nervousness that hit the
securities markets today had a
depressing effect on wheat pric
es. Early fractional gains were
wiped away and ' replaced with
small net losses at the close.
Snow blanketing much of the
winter wheat belt, with prospect
of more, also had a bearish ef
fect on grains. Ordinarily signs
of increasing international ten
sion would be bullish on wheat
but there were no outstanding
political developments.
Wheat closed - lower than
Saturday, May and July 69 down
H.
25-30 per doten; celery root, 60c per
doxea; broccoli, logs. 40-45e, 60-65e per
dozen; California paraley, 35 40c, 8 win
chard. 85c dosen; radishes, 85-40e; broo
eoli. 5 -6c pound, 45c dotea bonche;
carrot, 45-5 Oc do.; 2.25-3.00 crate; tur
nips, 65-75c
Boot vegetables Carrots, lags 40-50c;
sacks, 90c 1.15; rutabagas, 1.25-1.50
hundredweight, logs 45-50e; beets, 1.10
1.25; 35-40e for lags; turnip. 80c-1.00
ter sack, logs, 85c; parsnips, 40-45 lag;
orseradiaK 15c lb.
By CLIFF STERRETT
By WALT DISNEY
By BRANDON WALSH
By JIMMY MURPHY
WAS IN THE BROWN
STOLE CLIPPINGS AND
WELL.WELL, HERE'S
WHEHtS ne AND rvtouUT
CARVED OUR INITIALS
.SUNDAY AS WE PLANNED
OUR FUTUREBUT NOW
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