The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Wednesday Morning, Jane 21, 1939
PAG2 TEN
Siiloih Bflarliet Quotations
rstnri
, (Sayta Frfoas)
(Tba prices below, aapplied kr local
grower wi indicative at the daily marhot
irirn paid ta frawara by Salem bajara
eat ars aat guaranteed bj The States
man.) , - J i t . ; - . 1".,
Baaaaaa. IKea Ula-
Hands , , .
Grspefroit, Tesas piass ,. , 4.00 i
Hornier ,., . ..... . . . f.00 ;
Lemons, crate .. .. .... .. .. . - S.50 i
Oraasee, eralo .
Strawberries, .teal
A facades, eralo , , ,.
Currants ... ....
3.50 t 4.00
1.60
, - 1.60 ?
Baspberriea
Coo tale pes, erst
.1 64 ta S.00
wiunulau. lb.
0!a
VEQBTABLEt
' (Sarins rue)
Aaparagaa. larni. aa
Beet, doa. -
.80
.35
, JOt
' Jti ;
1.00
1.75
S.S0 J
.00 ";'
J.0 !
JO -.
.80
.05
-.40
1.10 i
.4$
S.00
.80 J
AS
Cabbage, lb.
Carrots, local, doa.
Caaliflowor, Ural
Celery, Ctah, 1.00: local, (rata.
Caambert, hothouse, bo,........
Lr tiara, local ,,,
OaSeae, 60 Iba. , , , .....
Breea eaieas, doa.
Radishes, das.
Pass, local. Ib.
Peppers, sTaaa, Calif.
raraicy .
Potatoes, lacal awt. Saw
60 IK Ufa W.
ft Fatataas. Ca)il4 wfc
rplaaaa, local.. bif, .,
raraipa, aaa.
mnra
(Prica 14 ay radipadat PscttMataat
- to crown) -
Walnats rraaaowttee, faacy, 11a- mo
Uaaa, 10; -small Sc: erehard ran, I la
10. Walnut meats. 95 ta SO IK '
rilborta Borcelonaa. largo 1114a; Ha
qr 11 14a: babiea, I la: arehard raa 11.
(Cot mass is O row or)
Walaata Prica raa fa, depending1 Spaa
rai aata raa la 14 dilfereat grades 11 Vb
12c Doehllly. 1 cant higher.
Mxvrm
(Bartaf Frleaa)
Cluatwra, aamiaaf. 1017. lb- t to
Claatera, 13, lb 43 ta
J
(Bara Pileaa) -
Wool, aMdiaa lb.
CoarM, IK
J5
JO
Uaiba. .
Mohair, lb. .: . :
EWS JJ0 TUUbiai
(Bariag Prtcaa ol Aadraan'i)
Srada A Urn. dos.
it
9ra4a B largo, 4o..
3ra4 "A audtaat
Srada B SMdiaai
.17
J7
J5
.14
.14
Jl
ao
J05 ,.
.14
ralleta
Cotartd fryi
Vbito Log boraa, haavy
.Wbita. Laghoraa. Ilgbt-
JS to
. 014 . raoatara
Unrf bcaa, Ib.
MAJUC
I0 CUAJtXXY BiTBI Prtea.
Battcrfat, lit aaality-
Batterfat, aacood qaality .SI Is
Battarfat, prcniam ... JS -
Lagbara btat, ottr tVi Iba 41
Ughora haaa. ai-dor H4 Iba .10
ghora (ryara, lib Iba. ., .10
Lbgbora fryers, andersisa, narkat Talaa.
Colorad frrorj. I I Iba - Ji
Colorad apriaga, Iba. aad p
Colorad kaaa
Btaga -
.13
JS
.OS
JOS
Old Rom ten
No. S gradaa 6a pr txmnd loaa.
" - - seat
Grada A larga-.
.Orada A aiadiaai
Orada B larga .
Drada B aMdiaai
.It
.10
J6
1
Oadarfradaa aad rb .
UVZ8T0CK
llirlu ark far ao. t
ooaaltUat a ad aaioo rapartod ap ta 4 P-BL
(aaiba, I8SK, topo - i.
Laaiba, raarUaga 4 i to 4.7S
kwra . S.00 ta 1 50
Hogs, tap i 7.40
110-150 Rta.
6:BO to 7.1S :
0.05 to 0.00
. 5 IS ta 6.76
. 5.0O ta 6.60
. 5.50 ta 6.50 '
, 5.00 to 6.50
110 00 Iba. .
fknri
Boat aowa ... ....
ftalla
Ilaifara .
l- , CHAPTER XXX
Tell Edward I envy him," Walter
said. It's so long ago that Flo and
I started oat, I've forgotten what it
waa like. By the way, she teHa-me
I ought to send you a wedding pres
ent, and she said silver would be
about right. Have you got a pat
tern 7". , ;..-;. -j-
Did she have a pattern? .The
catalogues she'ajiored over In the
dull nights at the library when she
made up dreams about herself and
Edward!
"I tort of thought-it'i ea&ed
Venetian. But I'm afraid it't rather
expensive. But perhaps, one of the
odd forks-
"A pickle fork, perhaps," he taid.
"Til see." v- v
- She went home bursting with her
news and when aha got there Ed
ward waa up in the sky with an 380
commission. , s.;
"I thought the sale waa lost," he
said, ever and over. "She said she'd
be back and 1 thought Oh. yeah?
And what does she do but walk In
today with a checkbook and here I
. am. Oh, boy I Now we ARE going
to celebrate r
The little peach colored formal
waa a year old now, but never mind,
. ft waa still lovely! Edward eooldnt
keep hia eyea off her, all evening.
Et paid her v extravagant compli
ments, bought her orchids, not even
asking the price first! i
In the midst of it all, she told him
her news, and he whistled. "A hun
dred and fifty dollar wife! And I
thought you were Just a little mail
order bride! ' You'll be supporting
me in style, if you keep on.
"If you keep on, 111 quit Honey
you will go with me to sea the
apartment, tomorrow night? They
won't keep It any longer.' I'll be so
disappointed if we lose It It's the
one place 1 a looked at that I truly
like and I know yffull love It "
m you like it, 111 like 4t You
take it tomorrow.' I'm going to be
pretty busy ever en the property,
I only want yon to be pleased."
"You're aura jou dont want to
teeitfirat?- - . - .
"Whatever you aay suits mo."
"And well move in Saturday ?"
For a moment the glow faded. Hit
face lengthened. "We may aa well.
If em la going to feel bad whenever
we go.'
"I know," the said. She, too, wat
sobered.
Then the music began again. Re
smiled at her. She stood up, put a
hand on hia arm. "Oh, Edward! It't
all com true! It't what I dreamed
of, when I came!"
v ..' . . e
' Sunday morning they had their
first meal In their own home. It waa
a marvaloua meal, too. Marie bndat
watched her mother-in-law ret
mreaxxan every morning for nearly
tlx months, fog nothing. Straw
berries and cream, ham and esss,
the way reward liked them coun
try stylo. Cores In the new French
drip pot Edward 'a favorite rarltr
house rens, from the bakery, heated,
crisp ai krttery at if they were
Inmie-rjuis. . '
"This la the life," he tali atretch
lag, havir another eirwtt. Om
' own lacs." . : -f . ; " ;' -; - -
"Yon really It?" aheaaked for
at least the ITUenth time, r
- 7t't perfect," U u!honettty. 1
They left, the breakfast nook,
w?ih its tssry window, looking out
c 3 tit crlj court, botsJ tzl tit
IItIs roca with its srLU wiirgt,
ozt ea Uia lake.
Grade B raw 4 per eeat
silk, Saleta Co-op baafe pool
prlca f 1.78. -
Co-op Grada A batterfat
price $1.7. :.Vr.-i--s-. i
(llllk baaae oa aaal-aMatbl
battarfat aTarage.) .
Dlatrlbator price, $g.8g.
Batterfat, -Kc 1,- SSHej
Vo. T2, 21 Her premlaia, S5c.
A grade priat.. 88Hc; B
grade 27J4c; qaarters 29 Vie
Top voa! -J
Dolrr typo eowa
JJ. 7.50
6.50 to 4.50
Droaaad !. IK . j- 40
' OBADI. BAT ABD BBDS
Wboat. ba, Ko. 1 racloaard 1
Oata. frry toa ' - li ii
Whito 14 00 .
Food barley, toa
Clorot bar, toa .
1 oo ta I4.0O t
la oo to ls.oo . .
10.00 ta 16.00
Alfalfa, toa
Egg atoab. Fo. 1 grada, HO IK bag 1.70
Dairy toad. 60 IK big MS
Boa aerate h food
Ontakod eora , ,.,
Wkaot I, " ,,- .,
1.75
1.76
141
Small Rally Holds
On Wheat Prices
CHICAGO, Juao zO-(rP-Intr-rnpUnf
the Jane wheat maxke
break which haa reduced priced
1 to 9 centa a hnthel - wheat
qnotationa today atared a modeat
rally that held good to the cloa
Ing belL
Pit broker could no. pin the
recovery movement on a definite
caute bat said the market re
sponded to a comblnatloi of mill
purchasing and trade operations
baaed on belief that a rally in
wheat waa orerdae. Some - pre
vious "abort" sell its v ere be
lieved to have accepted profits
by purchasing.
Maximum tains from early
lows reached at the alight open
ing dip amounted to to
cent and wheat closed
higher than yesterday. When
July wheat sold at ) centa early
in the aesaion It waa at the low
est point in almost ;wo months
At the close July waa 70 and
September 71.
League Sponsors
Father-Son Banquet
HAZEL GREEN The fathers
and sons banquet of the Salem
Japanese , church was attended
by a large . group. Th : senior
league was- in charge of the
program. ' Taking part in the
program were: Yosbie Yoshikai,
Anna Takayama, Snml Ogura,
Kato Kyono, Rev. Y. Horikoahi,
Mrs. Horikoshi, H. Kaneko and
C K. Ogura.
. The banquet waa served by
the senior league. .
by HAZEL UVINCSTON
"The chairs are. .rood" and 'com.
f ortable, that'a what I like about it,"
he said, "and so's the Chesterfield." ,
Marie flattered around like a
mother hen, straightening the rug, I
arranging and rearranging their
three magazines on the end table,
twitching at the curtain.
-I cant believe it! I cant believe
it all belongt to us!"
"I can, be said. "It teems per
fectly natural already. I dont know
why we didnt do this long ago. I
dont know why I didnt get into
this real estate racket long ago. It't
the thing for me. With my contacts,
the associations I've built op "
"Wouldnt you rather go up to
Humboldt? We ean in a few months
If we save " .
"Well, of coarse that's a real ca
reer. But it takes money, and later
on we may do it For the present
this is pretty swell r
"I didnt sian a lease." she said.
"though we could have had it for
fire dollars less if I did, because
I didnt know about your plans."
"Well, well see. We mieht ret an
unfurnished place In a few months,
and buy our own stuff.' How would
you like that!" t
"Oh, Edward! I'd adore It! This
la all right, of course, bat what I'd
really like is white walla, and egg
plant drapes "
'"Eggplant?"
: "Oh, a dull purple tone sott of
mulberry" .-
"WelL whatever von want, habv"
"And chartreuse with it Yellow
ish green, you know. With the egg
plant carpet, and a few touches of
canary yellow and leaf green to
bring it all together"
"Sounds terrible; but if yon like
it-" , . : r. .
"And our bedroom tery modern,
with unframed mirrors, and no bead
or footboards on the bad . and a
white fur rug,, and white lamps,
and everything whit on my dress-ingtable-
-
She stopped suddenly, looked dis
tressed. "Now whatr he asked
good-naturedly. . She had thought
of the- pink organdie eortaina still
packed away. It seemed disloyal to
them, not to use them.,, But she
wouldnt tell him. jv v ;
"There's one thing we lack," he
said, "a radio. And a ear. I feel
like a ninny bumming rides over to
the property, not having a ear of
my awn. What do yon aay that I
put down oa one, out of this $80?
You could carry en the expenses
for a couple of weeks If . worse
comes to worse, and if I dont sell
another lot next week, why, I will
the week after. s v -
She sat down with him, and they
figured It all out It developed that
he'd seen the car, had It picked out
really. A last year's model, hut in
swej shape. Fellow that had It
couldat keep Cp the payments." '
A stab went (hroosh her. Che
thetcU of the splendid white fee
box ia Lis n ether's kitchen that
went back, -tecause she couldn't
keep the ptymesta.4
- But tils, ef couTte, was dLTerert
They really needed the ear, and they
could pay for it, too. ; 5 -t -
LtVs $U li. the saJjVkv;
Even when ft cants out that he'd
put $10 on ft to keen it. aha didnt
Lclad, for hadnt she) done practi-
eaiiy tnt tame uunx wUh the asart.
ment?
As J what a UessJnx that aha had.
For they'd never have moved, if she
fcadaTt taken, thiact in hand. Sua
United 'Airs
. Jump to 37
Leaders Post Gains of One
OTBIorell)ints ;in
; v' Steady Day.
; NEW TORK, June SO-frVThe
stock ; market " remained on ; the
recprery '' track ' today : and," with
a little more steam, posted gains
running1 to a' point or mora lor
leaders. There were a few spe
cialty advances of to around
1 1 The Hat" was up from the sUrt
and held on to most of its Im
provement at the dose.
The Associated Pr aa average
of 10 stocks waa vp .4 of a
point at 47. , duplicating the
Monday rally. , Transfers expand-:
ed to 414,939 shares from 44,
S20 the day before.
- United Aircraft ramped IK
to 17 on reports of n additional
French order for engines and
propellers amounting -to $5,400,
000. American Airlines ran up
1 to HW at the flnia when
the Air Transport Association of
America announced passenger
air travel In Jfay waa the largest
for any prevloua month for
which records have bee kept.
Steele Are Gainers r
Prominent shares gainera In
cluded . U.S. Steel, - Qethlehem,
Chrysler, General Motcra, Com
monwealth Southern- Preferred,
Great Northern, TJ.& f Rubber,
Cluett Peabody (at a new year's
high ) , Johns-Manv Jle, Do Pont.
Montgomery Ward . and American
Telephone. .
Metals were narrow aa ' bar
silver at London dropped to a
new 1939 low on fears the pur
chase of foreign .diver by the
United States might be curtailed.
Stocks and
Jddo to
STOCK ATEJtAQES
Conpllad by Tba Aaaoeiated Praaa
so 15 15 SO
ladna Balla Ctil Btoeka
Not Cbg. A .4 A .4 A .5 A .4
Taaaday - 67.6 It. a 17.5 47.6
Prarioaa day 67 J 17.8 - 17.0 47.1
MoaU ago 64.4 17.T .S6.S 45.6
Toar ago 00. 14.5 . S0.7 41.5
itat biga 77.e as.s 40.0 : a
Ittt law 58.8 15.7 83.7 41.6
B0V9 ATB3U6SS
SO 10 10 If
Bails ladoa UtII rorga
Wat Ckg. A .4 A .t TJaeb Uaeh
Taaaday 57.S 100.4 06.0 61J
Prarioaa day 58.6 100.S t6.0 61.6
Month ago 54.S 09.7 65.5 61.6
Taar ago 46.0 05.7 80.8 62.0
16S aJgk 64.6 100.7 94.7 64.6
1939 low 68.4 97.0 91.9 68 J
Law yiald 413.6
95
It was hard. Harder eren than she'd
dreamed. -
I wish your mother could be
happy about It, too, honey."
"She vrtU, when she gets used to
it It's changes she hates."
Then he added: I'm a little like
the rest of the family, I sort of
hate facing the truth, but if s re
freshing to do it once In a while." -
She looked at him sharply, but he -
picked up the Sunday papers, set-,
tied down comfortably on the Ches- -terfield,
so she said nothing more, '
Out in the kitchen she thought
again of their leave-taking. ' h
She had known that she d sort of
hate to leave Pop when the time
came. Ht had grown increasingly
dear to her. When Edward had told
hia mother and ahe had cried, "but
how ean we get along without you?
I COUNT on your help!" ahe hadn't
had much tympathy. Look all Mrs.
Wilson wasted, and how extrava
gant ahe waa! No wonder ahe waa
poor!
' Edward bad said, "Yon cant have
us around forever. We're not ba
bies." "But this big house all the ex
pense." "Rent the rooms! Take boarders 1 T
You'd get $40 for Bee's room, with
board, and now you're paid op to
the minute, $60 for the two of us,
though you aet the figure at $40
yourself. I really cant see that any
thing more -"
. She didnt cry, or storm, as she
usually did. Just sat down and
looked at him, out; of her dull, un
happy eyes. "Rent to strangers?
Have strangers In my house?
NEVER! Not if I starve 1".
Well, Julie wouldnt have starved
while ahe had rooms to rent It
eooldnt hare been fun for her, bar
ing strangers getting their hair
shampooed all ever her Bring room!
Let Mrs. Wilson try THAT if she
thought she was hard putl
: Anyway, they had packed and
they had gone. They had borrowed
Press Baekett's car and piled every
thing in it ' . - i .
When the final moment ' came
Marie said: "Well I wont say
goodbye, because we're living so
dote and 111 be seeing yon on the
beat Pop' : v:
Edward stooped and biased his "
mother, awkwardly. There wtro
few caresses la the TTDton family:
they were aQ self-eonseious about
ft -Vi-' .
"See you soon," be said.
' His mother nodded. Her dull eyes
elated with tears. "First Bee and
then you. They've oven taken our
ear and my lea-box away. What is
there left?" ...
Why are there always memories
Eke that to spoil perfection? Why
did little Mrs. Wilson face keep
coming into Marie's thoughts, her
words eoming back to her mind?
To shut exit the memories aha
Bang a little song as she washed her
own dishes In her own dlihpea la
her own kitchen.
To Edward, smoilzj and la&Zy
tartly ever the pages cf the Sun
day rper, it sounded very gsy. Be
thoiht ar&in this U the Ufa ! And
it occurred to him, somewhat gr&t
"7. thst he had net crrtlraej to
ilarie that ha had expired two new
twits. One, perhaps, -would hare
been enough. But In his position,
meeting tnflnentitl people, mixing
with the other salesmen H good
fellows sodaDy, ht really needed
twa, ,
- (To Be Continued) T
btatiox
PORTLAND Ore, Jaae 10. (AP)
Dairy prodaro pneaat Battart - Catraa
!: ataadaHa S4o; prioio firsta SSo;
ftrata ta; battarfat 14-14 14 a.
. Egg: Lkrf aztraa'tla; larga staad
ardi 19e; aiodmaa aitraa lta; aMdiaai
stand arda 17e.'- f : -.
; Cbaaa Trilota lta ; loaf, Ida.
Portland Produce
rOBTLAMD Ora, jaao SO. (AP)
Coaatry alaata Soliiag . prio ta .r
tailor Coaatry-klllod keg, boat batab
ara, aadod 160 Iba, 10-10 lie IK; vaalera,
1114-11 lb.: light aad tkin, 10 lis IK;
boavy, 814-I0o lg.; spriag laoiba.'16 la.;
yoarUag laaiba. 10-lSa lb.; ewoa, 5-7e
IK aattar eow. 9c; eaaaar cows, 814
M; baUs 11a lb.
Ufa Poaltry Bartag arteoat Lagbora
broilorB. 11 14' IS IK; colorod apriaga. t
Iba. aad avar, 1814a IK; Lagbora boas,
ora tip Iba, 14a IK; aadar 614 Iba. ISo
IK; aoTorod bcaa ta 5 lbs, IS IK;
aver 6 Iba, 15a IK; Ma. S grada. t
IK kaa. . .
Tarfcaya Soliiag prica: Droaaad loas,
17-1 So lb.; tons, 15-14 IK Bay tag
prleoa: Haas, 15 16 IK; toau, 14-15 Ib.
Potatooa Taktata Gtas, ( ) staUl;
tooal. 1.00; Daacbatas Oaams. 1.15 aoaUl:
Klaautb Folia No. 1. Goata U5-l.ll owt.
Mow Potatooo Califoraia Wkitoa. Mo.
I, 1.70-1.80 par wt; Xaaaawick, 1.75.
Oalaaa Oragaa Ha. 1, 1410 por eoatal;
Califoraia was, 70 rod, 70a; yallow,
70 por 60-IK saek.
Wool Willaaiotto valloy. 1089 dip.
aaaiiaal aid, S5 IK; ooaraa sad braids,
16 86a IK; 6 taaaths fiooco, 11 3o IK;
aaatora Oro, lltla IK
flay Salliag price ta rauilarat Alfal
fa. Mo. 1. 16.06 toa; aat vouK 1100 In;
ioTor, 11.00 toa: tiaMtky, oaatora Ora
16.00: do vanoy. 14.00 tea, Portlaad.
Bops 19J6 Claatora, 11 15 IK Far
Ilea. S3 Ib.
Mohair KonUsal, 1930 slip, 30 Ib.
Oaseara Bark Bayiag prica, 1989 pool.
4a IK
Sagar Barry aad trait, 100a, 8.10;
kal 5.35; oet 8:05.
DamoatU Itoar Soliiag priea, alty da
Mrory, 1 to 15 bbl iota: . family patont,
49. 6.70 6.85: bakarp bard wbaat. aat.
4.00 5.45 f bakers' blatem, 4.70-5.00;
bloadod wheat flour, 4.T0-&.00; soft wbaat
4.40 4 45; rrabasi,49a, 4.50 wbolo wbaat
49a. 4.95. bbl. ,' , . '
Portland Grain
PORTLAND Ore Jaaa SO. (API
Waoat: - Open Hiah Vow Oloaa
July
7a 14
71U 71 TS
Caah Uraia: Oats, No. 1-38 lb. wbita
29. Barley, No. S-45 lb. BW 16. Cars,
Mo. 1, ET ahipaionta, 17. Ma. 1 flax 1.78.
Caab Wboat Bid: Soft whito 78 14 ;
wootora whito 73; woatora rod 73. Hard
rod winter ordinary 70; 11 por coat 70;
It per eant 73; 13 par cent 74; 14 par
coat 77. Hard wbito-Baart ardlaary ;
IS por coat 7714; 13 por eant 8014; Id
por coat 8314.
Today 'a Car Beeaipta: Wheat 60;
floor 18; cora 16; milUeed 3.
Portland Livestock
PORTLAND Ore, Jaaa 30. (AP) -(TJ8DA)
Hog: Baecipta aalabla 800,
total 7 SO. Market alow aaerealy 6 to le
lower. Price range:
Barrowa aad gilta, gd-ch,
i 140-160 lb : $ 6.75 & T.80
da gd-k. 140-180 Iba,.... 7.10 7.75
da gd-ch. 180-300 Iba 7 JO T.75
POLLY AND HER PALS
1IICKEY ilOUSE
OwE
REALIZING
THXr THE CODE
MESSrVCC IN.
MICKEY'S
NOTE MUST BE
KEPT SECRET,
CHIEF CHARA
TB-LS MINKiE
THEY NEED DO
NOlrUNG rVBOUT
LITTLE ANNIE ROONET
BUT, 5URELV, AWM1C ROOMEV MUST
VOU attMTntWG ABOUT HCR T5T
VA4ERC CHC LTVEO -w DO SHE
SCHOOL? XXX3
ANVTHBia ABOUT HSJR
TOOTS AND CASPER
I THOUiaWT.TTHS '
', NEVER STOP RINaaiN !
HES LEAVINZr NOW
1 H3AR HIM WALKIH
PPNOT yrSH-S-S-Sr-.--TH' DOC.A " 1 U THEV'RE HOLDING A I I ( r COURSS NOT ) " " "3
STATEpVET? LhAS JUST ORDERED ) ICONSUUTATIONr SUjSr7 TW
I DONT SEE 7 AUNT SUSIE TO TH' J RIGHT NOW. " "J ? . DRESS MAKERS .' ) ,
aBaa7amVaaBB oSkaai :: rl -t f r j t . - rl ca
.s ai i-T AVvAT.
TnillBLC TUEATRE -Starrlas Popeya
ACS TK SCVE MORE
77
11
' WiLLTgy
da gdtK 800-120 lha
da gd-eh, 130 150 lbs.
da gd-ca, 150-300 iba
, do gd-eb 390-SSO Iba
" do saadiaai 140-160 Ib.
Packing sows, ad, 175-150.
do gd 850-425 lbs..., -. ,.
4o gd 435-500 Iba: -
da- awaiBBV 375-500 lb
Pig (Idr strkr) sd-b,t
70-140 lbs :
7.00Q T.75
6.85 7.50
4.50 7.10
6.350 6.75
6.50 g 7.00
5.350 5.75
6.15 5.50
6 .009 6.50
4.75 Q 5.35
.50Q T.7S
Cattle: Booelpta. aaUhlo 100. total
150. Cahrea alow, saUbla 85, toUl 60.
?rieoraBge: ' " ' i
Steers, gd, 900-1100 lbs 9 0.10 9.60
da aaodiaa. 750-1100 Iba 7.75 t.10
- - ao aosa pi Toe-iioo iaa
Heifer, good, 750-900 lha
da aaod, 650-900 lh.-
da ooai (phi) 550-900 lbs
Cow, good, all wta.
do Bed (plain), all wta.
So com (plain), au
do low cat-eat, all
Ball (resrliaga axclod), gd
(beef), all vli
6.50
5.75
5.00
da mod, all
do cat-corn (pin), all wta
Voabtra, choice, aU wta
oe good, all arte .,
da saodiaa, all wta ......
da call coat, (pla), all wta
S.00 6
7.500 6.00
O. OOO 7.00
4.500 6.00
Calves,
. do a
150-400 lbs . 5.500 7.00
(pla) 150-400 Iba 4.500 5.50
Sheep: KocoipU aalabla 800. totel 00.
Spring limb, gd cbaiea.t7.850 6.10
da modiam aad good... 7.000
oosMBoa (plaia) 6.000
Lambo (abora) mod. A good 6.000
ea common tpiaia; - a.w
was (sacra),' good choice. 3.35
da commoa (plaia) med. 1.15
Wool in Boston
BOSTOM, Jaaa 30 (AP) (USDA)
Daataad for woala waa vary alow ia Bos
ton today aad prleoa ware ia bayera fa
vor, especially aa angraded offerings. .
Good rrrach combing length fine ter
ritory woola la origiaal saga moved : is
limited Tolam at 65 ta 66 eeata, acaarad
basis. Bayers wars - sbawiag aa hitoreet
ia eoaatry-paeked mixed grada lota of
bright fleeces 'onoted avor 81 rents, la
the grease, ; delivered. - Salea Ware alow at
31 eeata and a fraction lower where some
off eriars wars being qaotcd. . .
Augusta Jnhnke
Answers Summons
LEBANON Funeral services
were held June 17 t the Evan
gelical church ut Foster for
Mrs. Augusta Jnhnke, 82, who
died Jane IS at the borne In
Foster where she hud lived 60
yean. Rev. R. E. Helm, pastor
of the Lebanon Lutheran church
officiated. . Burial waa In the
I00F cemetery in charge of the
Harry C. Howe fuLeral home.
Mrs. Jnhnke was born in Germany,-
November 8, 1856.
Survivors include fire tons,
John, Aberdeen, Wash.: William
and Albert. Sweet .Jome; Henry
and Walter, Foster; l grand
children, five great giandchil
dren; two brothera. one at Fos
ter and one in Minnesota.
V
OUI
HAVE "TOLD
THAT3 IT
LIFE.
a.za& a.wo
6.009 9 00
7.000 8.00
6.500 1.00
6.000 6.50
6.000 6.00
4.000 5.00
8.350 4.15
6.75
6.50
6.75
a so
7.75
6.75
6.50
a a.oo
0 3.50
0 3.50
I MCKJ-RE NOT GO3 TO DQ 1 OH, COME. NOM
AXVTM NOW VOU NV CALM
USTEN MERE, MR. &HhRKY OOV, . X
MICKEY'S IN TROUBLE M5 MOUSE! J
AND VOU GOT HIM IN -p XXI 'Ha9e1
rr. and you'd just JmiSundersosncv; CS
Better get him rCER- r 5toTT
HMTflHUD ABOUT HER
ReWTS WHY, SHE WV
GO TO
J5XJ : -v
MOT EVEM'Se AM sXTPtlA
SOWEWHERC
A ISTIIICR
m a4Va4u
asS.-TMERE "
4&OES TWS TAV1-
rl2ia CrCNZ,
AND V DIDNT. :
EVEN 6ET A
LOOK AT HIM.
HE
WfCOiN.t3UT
X CAN'T PLACE
MIM-1 K1EVER
SAW OR HEARD
i
Are sdl
I KIEEP
Gentle7 Retamed
By Single Ballot
MONMOUTH In a recount of
the ballots cast at the school elec
tion here Monday night, Jamea
Gentle was reelected director by a
one-vote margin over Carl Iverson.
"For' the 'clerkship, Mrs. A. C.
Cower was elected, succeeding F.
BL. Chambers who has served tn
that capacity for 17 years and who
was not a candidate for reelection.
The voters also Indicated their
willingness to authorise the direc
tors to call a special -election In
the near future for a new bonding
issue to retire outstanding war
rants of the district.
Three links Club
b Entertained. '7 -
t ' ........ -... .
DALLAS i Members of the
Three Links fel n b met at the
home of Mrs. Carl 8. Graves
Thursday following . a ; covered
dish dinner isT the lodge rooms.
Mrs. Peter Voth rd Mrs. C. B.
Teats were assistant hostesses.
The July meeting, of the club
will be held at the:GIep Butler
home with the Misses Hasel
and Helen Butler and Mrs. A.
Hildebrand aa hoste .ea.
RAIX8 DO DAMAGE
SCOTTS MILLS The rains
have done - considerable damage
to ; the Marshall: ttra wherries
here. Picking in this area waa
getting well -under way when the
last rainy season -started.
Mart
tokTU.Vb Or.,' Jaaa 20. (apJ
(USDA) Prodaea prica change:
Apples Ore. Kewtowaa, med to Ige
ex fey. 1.50-1.76; fey, 1.25-1.40; Wash.
Wiaeaapa, ex fey, 1.60-1.85; faacy, 1.25
1.85; Bomes, loose orchard raa, 80-90e;
aew crop Calif. Aaatraliaaa,, 1.40-1.45.
Apricot Calif, ?0-75e flat.
Avocado Calif, 1.05-1.70.
Atparagn Ore, Wash., 80 lbs. Ka. 1,
1.90-2.10; looaa, 1.75-1.80.
Beans Ore, green, 6-7 14 e; wax, 61
614e. Banana Bunch 514e; small lots 6.
BUek Cap 2.00-2.10.
Celery Calif, Utah, 1.75-1.95; wWta,
1.75-3.00; hearts, doa, 1.25.
Cabbaga Roaad. 7So-1.10; pt., 75-90e.
Cantaloupes Calif., atda, 45a, 3.40
3.50; Jamba, 86-45s, 1.85-3.15.
Cherries Ore, Wash, Bings, 6-7e;
Royal Anne. 5-7e; pi 8 14 -4c
CauUflower Local, 9-lla, 85e-1.00;
Wo. 3. 65-75.
"With a V-Nedc and Puffed Sleeves
Implicit Faith
wuat T MPAJunr Aa.a Vl
WE'LL USE THE ENTIRE FORCE 1
TO W fcVtKTTMIN THAT'S
UH NECESSARV, AND
A
IKXJHAVE NOTMlNO TO
J I
11H
WELL
Parents Are Blade Not Born!
SURfOVSHE AAUST
NO, TM SURE SHE'S
AN ORPHAMrFORt
HAVE OFTEN
HER SCVHOWSHE.
WISHED SHE HAD
SHE AAAY HMiZ
mVOTMCR
PARENTS LIKE
A
OTHER OflLDREM
A Pleasant Disappointment
MAY BC
( AH! H6 LEFTT T
A A CARD UNDER J
tVthb door -Y
That'a no Way to Treat a Lady I
ikisiNiiArriKk
HAKT IP Yfc CO
A MANICURST r
1WHAT I THINKS YAK1N
X
TO
77ilTDDOVERv
av . m - -m
iriq
NEW YORnCjuno lO.ffKloeing quoUUone:
Allied Stores . . I V Comwlth A Sou. 1 Natl Dairy Prod
America Can I I Consol Edison . . II National Dlst . .
l Sorrower 1H Consol Oil "
Am Power A Lt 44 Corn Products . 14 Northern Pacific
Am Bad gtd Sanm4 Curtias WrUht. 5 Packard Motors
Am Boa MilU..'ll Douglas Aircraft JCPenier
Am Smelt ft Ret 41; Du Pont do N.;14I4 Phillips Petrol .
Am Tel ft Tel. .1M Klec Power ft Lt r Press Steel Car.
Amer Tobacco -. 8S Erie RR ..... . 14 Pub Service NJ .
Am Water Wkiv S4 jGeneral Baee'SSJb Pullman r. ..... .
Apaconda? SliM General Foods V 44 Srfeway Stores .
Armour HlL.'..V 4 General Motors . 44 Sears Roebuck
Atotiionn 28 Goodyear
Barnsdall .Great Northern. It
Bait ft Ohio . e 'ft Hudton
Bendix 'Aviation 11 Illinois
Beth Steel....:
cast inan Pnnnar
Boeing Air .". ..
Berge Warner W
Budd Mf g , w . .
Calif Pack V;..
Callahan Z-L '..
Calumet Hec...
Canadian Pacific
1 . -
Celery Calif.. Utaa. 1.75-1.95; whito.
1.00-1.25; Or, . TJUb 1.50-1.75; wbita
1,75-2.00; hearts, US doa. . . .
Carraats 1.50-1 60.
Citras Trait Grapafrait, Tasaa startb
oodles. 1.85,3 00; Ariioaa faacy, 3.25
3.50; Flo, 8.25-3..S0.
Garlio IcaL 6 8e IK
Grapes Calif, seedless 8.00-8.25.
Umoaa raacy, all sisea, 5.50-5.78;
choice. 4.75.
Limes Dos. carton, 30-15e.
' Lettoee Icsl dry. 65-75 ; poor, 85e.
O ran res California aavola, choice 3.25
1.50;. Valeaeias. Urge 8.75-4; amall ta
odium, 3.25-8.70. .
Co comber H -it house, dos, 1.50-1.45;
box 114-4 dos.; Ore flats, 85-SOe.
Lettoee Local dry, 3-4 dos, 35-75c,
Logaabarrica 1.50-1.75.
Muihrooms CnltiTatcd. 1 Ib, 30-S5&
- Onioaa Ore. yellows, 50 Ib. sacks, US
mediant, anejaoted; Calif, wax, 80-00e;
yallow, SO-BOe.
Peaches Calif, flats, Triomphs, 1.00-
r
HUH-AAAVBE HER
gee,
WISH WILLOOME.TRUE
HEARD
I AVV DSCCtOCl
HAS PARCMTS AMD .
THEVARE
AUVB
RUM
CANT
1
KIOT 4lbrts
DO
Caterpll Tractor 43 Lig dk Myers s.iuti ivo ttuooer ....
CeUnese ...... lt Loew'a .... 44 CS Steel
Certain-Teed . . 7 Monty Ward ... II Walworth ......
Ches ft Ohio ...-!! Nsah Kelvlnator Western Union ,
Chrysler"..:... 70 - NaUonal Biscuit 17 White Motors ..
Coml Solvent ;.10 National Cash.. 18 Wool worth
S CROSS ME HEART. I I 1 ( SuT OU'D
f AND THAT tE CAN, I V. BETTER )
Quotataons
15
15
8
vlH
M
17
15
S
oa av.
- -o
2
41 Is
7f
11
13 -c
26
"414
7
2
41 'i
6
80
17
11
42
47
1
2
-9
47
lire .asm aeu - union . i . .
Southern Pacific
Standsrd Brands
Motors,
Central .11
Stand Oil Calif
11
Stand Oil NJ.i.
11 Int Harvester .. Bt" Studebaker , . . .
II Int Nickel Can . 41 Sop Oil . . . .. .
4 Int Paper ft PPf 11 Hmk Roll Bear.
1 0 Int Tel ft Tel.. . Irsns-America .
1 , Johns Manville . 18 - Caloa Carbide .
5 Kennecott . . . II United 'Aircraft.
a K . iJbbv-o.Fard 41 United' Airlines.
. earn eA4 SM - -
140; Calif. Rodbtrda. 78-80c
Poaa Oregon 4-4 He; Telephone, 414-
5a. - ' . -
vPoppora riorida, 25-30o lb:; toa, 8.60.
-' Praat Caiif, 1.50-L60. s
-. Potatoea Ore. Desebatet Sataete, Xa.
1, lee Iba., 1.00-1.20; TJ8 Ma. 8. 56 Jh.
88-43 14;-Calif. Loag WhHee, US No. l,
10O loo, 1.65-10; WaaK Cabbies, Ma. 1.
1.50-1.60. : - '. S
Basabarriaa 1.7S 1.00. ,
Bbabarb Ore, apple box, 40-45c
Sqaaah Ora Zuechinl, 651.00.; Seal,
lop, SO-1.00; .Croukaoeka,. S5o-1.00.
8 tra wherries -Oregon, boat, 34 basket
crates', 4.75-2.00 ; poor aa law as 1.00.
Soiaaeb Ore, 40-45e araagwbox. ;
Tomatoes Ore, hothouse, ' 13-14c;
Tex. lag, 104-2.15; Calif, . 18 lb. 1.60
1.75. Baacbad vegetables: Local per doa.
bunches onions 20-25c; radishes, 14
30o; parsley. 4T1s-20e; taraipa, 45-5Se;
eerrota, SO 25e. "
Boot Vegetable: Rutabagas 1.35-1.50.
"MdDMIEiY
In A Hurry "
state rniAiiCE ca
A Home-Owned Institution -.
(Chllda ft Miller's Office) "
844 State St, Salem, Ore. -Ptxme
8201 Lie. No. S-S10M-229
By CUFF STERKETT
By WALT DISNEY
By BRANDON WALSH
zzao-vorr it be grand JLav
NAME. WILL. BE ANNIE WARDEANOUR
NAME, WILL Be ZERO WARDS AN
WHEN THE DOCr4SMKM6ERS COME.
ALONG Wa. ttOICT H4WE.TO
Aft MDsTSO THEY,
SEE USA
-aJ
r-rtfl !koV
By JI&1MY MURPHY
WELL, ME AIN T AS
BAD AS SOME OF
MY RELATIVES MOST
OP THEM, WHEN "THEY
DON'T GET IM THE.
DOOR, CLIAAB IN
THKOUtrH
WINDOW.
rJUST A MOMENT I SAW
YOUR LAST THOUGHT S
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