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Newspaper Page TextPAG2 EIGHT The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Thursday llorcisi, Jul 13, 1939 H - Salem IVIaxket Q (BarUf Pricea) b a frewer and ladieatiee ef the daily market fires pais le srea-era Salem beyera but at at fnaraateea' bj Tba State neat . - . , . .Aprieeta, Inf. - .80 r.u&K . 4.00 8 00 , 6.60 3.50 la 4.00 . 1 60 Banaaaa, lb. aa (talk. Grapefruit, Tcsaa piaki Kefaler .. Leiaoaa.. erale Oraagaa. araia , A taradoa. erate . .. .. Currant a I 40 Kaipberriaa . 65 ta a oo . .8i Cantaloape. erate Watenaeieaa, lb .03 Vb VEQSTAtfLEB (Baying Filets) Aiparafaa. iotai. aoa. ....... Beds. So. " ' .80 .25 ; .02 H .25 1 00 1.7 250 .90 1.00 .20 J0 .05 JO .40 1.10 - 45 3.00 .50 .65 Cabbage, lb. Carrot, local, dos. Cauliflower, lor at Celery. Ctaa. 3.00; local, frata . Cacambere, bolhoate. bat - - LeMaee. lorai -Onion. 60 Iba. . Greca oniona, dot. K ad lib t a. dot. Peea. local, lb. Peppera, grcaa. Calif. raralcy Potatoes, local cart., Ka. I- 60 lb, baga Maw Potato. Calif. Bpiaach. local, boi Taralpa, do. ',.... , ' . " turn (Files paid by Independent Packing plant to trover) -r-Walaata Praaqnattra, faaey. 13a "o 41am. 10a; aoiall Se: arebard ran. la lOe. Walnat meat a. 3 ta SOa lb. Filbert Barcelona, large 13 Ha; faa 87 11 He; babiea. lie: orchard raa 11a -. (Co op Pncaa to Grower) - Walnota- Price range, depending opon way acts ran la 14 different grades 111 '12a. Docbllly cent higher. HOPS (Bnytag Prices) Olasfers, seminal. 1837. Ib. .05 to .08 Cln.tera. 198b. Ib J ta .25 Fegglee. top .23 WOOL AMD MOHAIB (Baying Prtcea) Wool, nedlnai lb. 48 Ooaraa. lb. .35 Lamba. ib. .23 Mohair. Ib , JO BOOS AMD POOXTST (Boytag Prtcea of Aodreaen's) Grade A large, do.. Grade B Urge, do.. .20 .18 .18 .1 Je 44 Jl JO .05 .14 Grade A medium.. Grade B .mediam. fa I let Colored fry White Let horn, heavy. Whit Leghoraa. light Old roosters - , . , - Hear? hens. In. MABJOB OBEAMXBT Bavin Price Botterfat, flrat quality. JS Bntterfat, soeoad quality Jl ATTENTION! FARMERS STOCKMEN BUTCHERS Worthiest Stock - Removed at No Charge e can 5000 collect Free Pickup Service Salem Fertilizer By-Products Works . . 23th and Tomer Road Watch for Grand Opening " Announcement 7 "There Is SYNOPSIS It was bad enough when Ton! Goddard's father became bankrupt, tut when her fiance, the socially prominent Brock Milbank, eloped with Jessica Payne, it was almost snore than she could bear. How ever, the homely philosophy of an eld fisherman gives Ton! hope. He compared life to a fisherman's net which, though torn, is mended and put to sea again, adding; "There's healing in work V So Ton! goes to New York In search of work. Weeks pass and sh finds none. Then one day, Bridget, an old apple fender, suggests that Ton! try for the chorus of the New Gallic Ca sino, telling her to ask for Cassie. Ton! fibs to Cassie that the tatter's another, in Cincinnati, sent her. She gets the job. The night before she is to go on, she watches the per f ormance. A dark, handsome man, Bitting nearby, stares at her. Ton! repulses the advances of "Fatty" Gusheim, her director. " She now lives with Cassie. One evening she : meets her room-mate's boy friend, Herman, whoa she recognises as the man who sold her a fox neck piece and then substituted a dis reputable looking est fur for it. Fatty discharges Ton! and she splits with Cassie because of her accusation of Herman, A Mr. Niklas engsges Ton! as a drawing, card for a new night dub, but he is ague as to her duties. There is something mysterious about Niklas which Ton! cannot define. At an exclusive restaurant, T points out wealthy Harriet Brewster and tells Ton! he desires her to become a patron of his club, adding, "Where she goes, the rich crowd follows." Toni gaspa when she looks at Hiss Brewster's escort' He Is the hand some man who stared at her at the Casino. Many a time in her lone liness she had thought of him He weslthy Guy Halatead-Flagg. Niklas awaits his publicity Lou Steiner. ' CHAPTER XII. Lou Steiner arrived. He was a plain young man with enornjous, horn-rimmed spectacles, staccato manner, a world of vital : Ity and new ideas. . Else he would not have lasted with Niklas.' -:t- -..:..,. "This Is Miss Antoinette Goddard, the young lady of whom I spoke," said the promoter, watching the expression of his publicity man. "- Lou's reactions were uncannily correct If he didnl see possibilities In the girl, the deal would be off. "Antoinette?" repeated the new comer, turning his eyes full on Toni. "Happy coincidence! An Empress! Got the ait, Nicky. Bright boy! You're some pickerl" And he seated himself with a flourish. r ,. ' Toni consumed creamed mush rooms, watching the fair. Nillaa's words about attracting the rich man frora the South had been vastly dis "turbing. ,v;;r - : Lou Steiner ate and drank.' De spite his evident enjoyment ef the delicious food, Niklas was' aware that his press agent missed nothing in the demeanor of the girl. . "And now to get down to busi ness," he" said,', when coffee was served, "Hiss Goddard speaks ex cellent French, as I informed yon, Lou. She has a sweet throaty Tcice." ' -- i s . Grade B raw 4 per teat sailk, Salem Co-op basic pool price 91.76. Co-op Grade A botterfat price 91.72. ; ' . (Milk baaed ' aa eeml mont-lj batterfat average.) '- Oiatributor price, f2L82. . Batterfat, Xo. 1, 23c; No. 2, 21c; premium, 24 He A grade print. - He; B grade 27 He; quarters 20 He Butterfat, premise ... " Leghorn bene, eeer 8.H Ibe 24 S Jl .00 Leghora . heaa, ander SS4 Iba. glittra try era. 1 S lua.. - ,;, ighora frers. undrrsiaa. aiarktt Colored fryer 3-8 lbs. ..... Colored spring. 8 lbs. and ap Colored hena ., , . , 8uga - 1 1 i Old Kootters No. t grades Se per pouad less, s EOG8 , .10 value. .18 J2 as .08 4 Grade A large .20 .IS .18 .1 Urid A siediani... Grade B large Urade B nediuat Uadergradea and rhe . UVESTOCB (Baying price let Ho. I stock, based aa conditions and sales reported ep to 4 p.m. Lambs, 1939, tops.... S.50 ta 0.75 Ldmba, yearling 4.00 to 4.35 Kwea , 2 00 to 3 50 Hoga, top . 8.00 ' 130-160 lbs. 7.25- to 7.50 200-800 Iba. .75 to 7.00 Sows r 5.50 to 5.75 Beef cows .. 6.00 to 5.25 Bulla 5.60 to 6.00 Heifera 5.00 to 5.50 7.60 4.25 Top.vral Diry type eowe 3.50 to Ureesed eeai. ib. JO GRAIN. GUT ABD SEEDS Wheat, bit. Ka. 1 recleanrd , .7 Oat, grey toa , , , , 28.00 White ,, ..26.00 Peed barley, toa 22 00 ta 24.00 Clover bay, ton. - 12 00 to 18.00 10.00 to 16.00 Alfalfa. Egg Bash. bo. I trade. 80 lb. bag 1.70 Dairy feed. 80 lb. bag 1.85 Baa aeratcb feed 1.75 Cracked rora - 1.75 10S5 Gardeners' Mart JOBTI4XD. Ore- July 12. (AP) (USD-) Produce price change: Apple Ore. Newtown, es fey, 1.S0 175; fey. 1.25 1.40; Wash Wiaesaps. aa fey. 1.75-2.00; Rome, exefcy, 1.65-1.75; oew Transparent 25 lbs., 1.50-1.75. Apricots Cal.f, 60 65e flat; 1.00 1.1 royal lags; Ore. Wash. 15 lb. flat, -foor-parka, loose 35-40e; faced 42H-45: la go qnaatitie 2 He lb. Iea; apple box, loose T5-85c Takimines, $1-1.10. AToeados Calif. Fnertea all sites 1.45 1.70; ethers 1.05-1.25. Bean a Ore. green, 5-5 iit; wax, 6 5e; Giaat and Kentucky Wonders, 6c Baaaaaa Bnneh 5e; email lota 6c Celery Calif. Utah, 1.50-1.60; vtregon, 1 75-2.00; heart, dos. 1.10. Cabbage Oregon round head, mostly 65-75e. Cant-loapes Calif, atda, 45a, 2.50 2.65; joaibe, 86-45e, 2.85-8.00; Jnmbo 27. 2.50-2.60; Tnrloek jnmbo, 86-45. 2.85-8.00; sUndard, 45. 2.25-2.50. Cbaeriea Ore., With, Ring. 4-6e; Lambert 5-6e; pie 2-4c Celery Oregoi. 1.75-1.85; white, 1.75 1.85; bearta, Utah, 85c-1.00; whiU 1.00 125. Currants 1.25 I 50. CauUflower Local, lis, 85e-1.00. No. 2. 60 65c. Oitrda rnit Orapafrait, Texas autrsb saedlea. 2.85-3 00; Aritona f aaey, ' 2.00 2.50; ria., 3.50-3.75. Corn Oregon crate. 6-7 dos, 1.75 1.854 poor 35 40c Always Tomorrow" By May Christie -Hal Thai makes it perfect!" Again his eyes swept her as though she were a race horse or a dog, thought Toni. "She's got points, Nicky. She's an aristocrat See her hands the way she fingers that ja trician throat of hers. I've got it. Name's prophetic. Marie Antoi nette and the guillotine!". In her embarrassment, Toni had been fingering a slim chain about her neck. To Lou Steiner, the ges ture suggested things. Niklas demurred: "But the movies and the stage have played that out" Lou thought a minute.; : "Listen." His eyes snapped. "That old fool of a Louis wasn't much good to his queen, so she up and got her a lover, Count Something-or-other, and according to the record he was a darn good-looking chap. A for eigner, if I remember, with big aeep-set eyes like Miss Goddard's. Nicky" he rapped the table sharp ly "what say we recreate her as their descendant I" Ton! thought: "He is quite mad!" "I am an American," she began. Niklas's suaveness vanished. He said sharply: "The kind of work I offer you demands cooperation, Miss Goddard. Please understand that the night clubs are already surfeited with society singers, what you call home-products. Novelty is a first essential. I can go out on Broadway and get girls by the score. It was the knowledge of the French language, TOUT rendition of French lonea. that interested me, primarily. Whether you could be transformed to look the role of queen's descendant remains to be decided.", i It was a distinct snub. Fearful that aha would 1am part, Toni said quickly: I under stand. It shall be as yon say." n nn a tug at tne neart, a kind ox desperate nostaglia, she realized the worlds that now separated her, socially as well as financially, from that handsome stranger on the bal cony. But if she took tMa Ink fal lowed Niklas's command. M they? ..;,.,. -1 ,.TT Could she, by her charm, her orig inality, maybe her beauty, attract him, as Niklas had said? What matter if they did give her a new identity, weave some story around her, since her old life was swept away as chill winds sweep the leaves of autumn? A new begin. nina? Whvnotf It T-.t nAA.-A disappear as, from her mind and nearc, must laae Brock Milbank for ever! .... ;:. 4 ,.,,4. "You said Miss Goddard Is new to New York ? No family ? Friends ? Connections? No one to give her away?" the press agent shot out "That's right" said Niklas. "Anyhow," said Lou Steiner, ap praising her keenly, "well make a change or two in her appearance. I anggest her hair be made blond. The line ef the brows changed, and dyed black, for a start. TherVe that ehade ef green powder gives the a oazxung transparency snes a bit sallow. And she can use the blue make-as around th maw- be a touch of silver on the Lashes. -v t 1 t a. .a . .. m ana ongai rose lipstick, liahr" j Niklas weiffhed tMa ! .n- The press agent went on: "My idea Is to create glamor, mystery about her. Get the town talking." , . . ' "What." anVtxl NiYTaa .. idea about Marie Antoinette and her Wheat Futares Hit tjew L6w Corn fAlso Plunges When ' Foreign Market Shows nwt Weaknesses CHICAGO, July lt-JP-Whet for September and December de livery and all corn futures plunged to new season lows to day a weakness developed in foreign markets and generally favorable i crop reports were re ceived from North. American grain belts. Wheat closed - lower compared with the previous close, and corn 14-1 lower. Fear -of damage from scorch ing temperatures , yesterday and today in spring wheat and corn belts steadied the markets early, but no important reports f heat damage were received and the official forecast later indicated relief for parts or the territory tomorrow. Iowa's corn crop 'con dition of 94 per cent of normal was reported to be the best for July 1 since 1925. . The sell-off in corn, as well as closing Liverpool Wheat quota tions that were 1 to 1 off, af fected wheat, July dropping to 64, September to 65, both off and December to 67, off 1 cent. Cucumber Ore. nothouae, 1.40-1.75 per box of 2 to 4 dos; Oregon flat. 85-50C. Garlic Local, 5-6e lb.; Calif., saw crop, lOe lb. Grape Calit, seedless, 2.35-2.50 lug. Lemona f cy, all si sea, 6.00-8.6U; choice. 4.75. Limee Ooa. carton, S0-25e. Lettuce Local dry, 8 or 4 dos. bast, 65-85c; Wash, topped, 85e-L00. Oranges Calif, navels, choice, an qnoted; Valencia. Urge 1.75-4; tiaall ta ediuot, 2.25 2.70. Lettuce Best 80 85; poor 85e; Wash, topped, 70-75c. Uashroom Cultleated. 1 lb. 80 85a. Oniona Calif, reda 85e-1.00; yellow. 70-75e. Peaches Calif., flats. Triumphs, 85e 1.00; Calif. Bedbirds 50-75e; Ore. 65-75c Peas Oregon. Telephone, 8-4c; eoaat, 25-lb. boxes. 1.15-1.25. Pepper Calif, lugs, 1.15-1.25; Ora. lugs, 1.00. Plum. Calif. Banta Rosa, 4 baaket crate 1.10-1.15; WeslL, Calif, blues, 1 lb boxes, 70-75c PcUtoea Ore. Oeaebutea Basaeta, Ha. 1. 100 Iba., 1.50-1.75; CS No. 2, 60 Iba. 45-S0e; Calif. Long Whitea. US No. 1, 10 Ibe., 1.65-1.75; Wash. Cobbles No. 1, 1.S0 1.60. Raspberries 1.60-1.78. " Rhubarb Ore. appla box, 40-45e looee; lettuce crate. 85e-1.10 ewt.; looaa. So lb. Sqnaib Oregon flata Zucchini call op, 40-50e; erookneck, 45-50e; Danish large crate, 3.00. -fitrawberriea Oregon bast, 24-baakat erate, 1.8,5-2.00; few fancy, 2.25; Tonng. berries, 75-85e; loganberriea, 85e-1.00; raspberriee, 1.10-1.50; blackcap, 1.76 1.85; enrranta, 1.60-1.75; blackberries, 1.50-1.60; boyseaberries, 85e-$l. . Bpinach Local, orange boxea, 65-75, Tomatoea Oregon, The Dalles, 20-lb. box If 0; Free water, 80-lb. lug, U8 No. 1, 2.50; ehoiee 82.25; hothouae, 9-14e; unwrapped, 1.15-1.25. Bunched Vegetablet: Local par 4o bnnebea oniona 20 25c; radiehaa, 17V4 20e; pareley. 17H-20e; tumipa. 45-5 5e; earrota, 20 25c Root Vegetable: Rutabagas 1.15-1.0. Toungberrie 85-1.00 erate. Watermelon Calif. 1.80-2.00 cw eratea extra. lover 7 Kepeat that" He looked over his shoulder, for fear someone might be listening. But the buzx of con versation, the clink of glasses and rush of waiters, completely covered their talk. "Why not present her as a newly imported beauty of the Old Regime of France? It wouldn't be difficult to set the rumor going that the girl has royal blood in her veins. She has the air, Nicky. In this credu lous town it wouldn't be hard to swing it that she's a direct descend ant of Marie Antoinette on the left-hand side," he finished witjj wink. Niklas said: "Ah! The whisper ing campaign?" "Exactly. More star material has been put over by gossip than by any thing else. Glamour, Nicky! Mys tery! Get me?" "Her name?" Lou Steiner gave Toni another swift glance. "The Goddard would be dropped, naturally. She doesnt have to have a last name. Antoin ette! That's pretty. That's appro priate. The club is being decorated to represent a French chateau, with a earden and a fountain in th m( die. Say. why not name it I Chateau U la Marquittt She's the chatelaine, get me? The owner of the castle! I see peacocks, illumin ated water, fetes like they had at the Petit Trianon in the days of her an cestress, the queen at Versailles! Gosh, when I look at Antoinette there is a dose resemblance between her and the noor. eninotinMi r-it And she's finsrerino? hmr th-o-t anin. Look. Nick. I da hi;w - cried the press agent giving him self over to his dream, his eyes shin ing, "that the spirit of the dead queen it in her rraembering the l. M . . a aiuurp xeei OZ ine ail . . "Good!" nodded NikJaa.' And to Toni's amazement there was no light of humor in his brilliant black eyes. He added, practically: "Na turally it will depend on the audi tion. Yen will (.bona .- Berths to have the period costumes ui ciud immediately, it is not SO rOOd tO Sins r immiutiat-lw after one's luncheon, but we are ou-y men. you understand ? will come with as." "Certainly." Ton He paid the check. Thew were about to denart. Toni'a k-- t-.. mered. Not heeans nf t -.'-.- va- if lfsnsi irem aud-tion that meant so much to her, g u tmi was. But because, on leaving the Oral Boom, they must pass the table where Guy Hai-stead-Flagg sat with Miss Brew ster! ; Would he recognize her? she wondered. Would there be any like lihood f of Introduction, ' business being uppermost in Mr. Niklas's mind?' v ; -t.. " Her hopes were dashed when the Press aarent aiiiroMtawl ti .k. through the ballroom directly be hind them, for fear the smart thron avuee u oeiore ner trans formation, thtut twMt-lKlw un:.- ov- scheme of the new identity. -or. guxias seemed to demur. The press arent whiatT-jui a i. t, Toni overhead: "Lola's out there in the lobby." "Ob. very weB, then." They made their exist by the ballroom. Toni thourhti Whaf tv. teryofLola? kMlnsL i ' Quotations POBTLAKD, Ore, Jaly lSv (AT) Daiiy prwSaca pnaaa: '-- Batter: Ex tree S3; etaadard 9841 prime firU,3Jc firaU SI) 1 batterlat gga: Large extra t3e; large etaad ard tie; vediaat extra Sic; aaedina ataadarda SOe. Caeeaa XripleU He; loai. 14a. Portland Produce POKTLAJTD, Ore.. July 13. (IP) Coontry Meat tSelliag price ta reuil er: Cooatry -illed bog, beat batcher, aader 160 jlba, 10 He lb.; -eelera, ISe lb.; light and thin, 10-12e lb.; beaey. S-lOe lb.: large, apriag Umba, 15a lb.; yearling iaqiba, 10 12e lb.; awea, 6-7e lb.; eatter fowa, 8H e lb.: caaaer cow. 8-8H0 lb.; lnU, 10 H He lb. la Poohry Buylag pncaa: Leghora broiler, 12 18e lb.; colored apriag. S Iba. and over, 18-14a lb.; LgkorB beaa, erer t Iba. 18 14c; aader 8 Iba. 18 lb.; colored bent to 5 lb., 15e lb.; over 5 Iba., 15a b.; 8a. i grade, St lb. lata.. Tnrkeya-rSelliag prteee: Draaaed heaa, 17-18e lb.; j tons. 15-lft lb. B a y I g pricea: Heos, 15-lSa lb.; toa, 14-le Ib. PoUtoea-ttakliBa Oeiaa, ( ); eeaUl; loeaU 1.00; Xeeote Gem. 1.75 cental; Klamath FaBa, He. 1, Gen. 1.15-1.85 cwt. New Potatoea Califoraia Whitea, Ma. , 8.00 per aart; Keaaewick, 1.75. Oaioaa Walla WalU, 5 5; yellow 80-85e per JO lb. Back. Wool Willaaeetta valley, 1989 clip, aomiaal mod S5a lb.; eaaraa and braid. SS-SSe lb.: Bjoath fleece, 22 34a ib.; aattera Ore.i l8 21e lb . Hay SelllBg price to ratailan: Alfal fa. No. 1, lft.00 toa; eat vetch, 12.00 toa; elerer, 11.00 toa; timothy, eaatera Ora 1S.00; do ealley, 14.00 toa. Portland. ' Hope 1918 Claatera, S5e lb. rngglea, tSe lb. i Mohair Homiaat 1830 dip, 80e lb. Caacara Bark Buying price 1839 peeL Bagar Berry and trait, 100a, .00; Ule 5 15: beet 4.85. Doaeiti rioar SelUag prlee, elty de livery, 1 to 185 bbL lota: Family patent, 49a. 5.70 S.S5; bakers' hard wheat, set. 4.00 5.45; aakera blnaatem, 4.70-8.00; blended wheat Ooar. 4.70-5.00 j eels wheat Stpclcs and Bonds STOCK AYZXAQBI JQIT II Ooatpi by Tha AasociaWd Press 80 15 'to 15 Rail A .5 18.3 17.8 18.1 18.9 23.5 15.7 Utii A .6 88.0 87.4 S7.S 89.9 40.0 S3.7 Stocks A .9 47.6 46.7 47.5 47.9 53.4 41.6 Net Chg. I- A1.2 Wednesday f 67.4 PreTiosa day 66.2 Hontb ago L 67.S Tear ago L 69.8 1939 high L 77.0 1939 low 58.8 BOXD AVZBAOE8 20 10 10 rui A .6 96.8 96.8 96.5 93.1 96.S 91.9 10 rorga A .1 - 41.8 61.2 62.1 62.6 64.0 68.2 Sails . A. .8 66.4 Indue ' A .1 100.8 100.2 100.3 98.4 100.7 97.0 Ket Chr. Wedaeedayj rTeriona i Vonth ago day 56.1 67.6 87.S 64.9 68.4 rear ago 1989 high low , oo.. Lew yield TZ113.4 Rew (Ugh POLLY AND HER PALS IITTLE ANNIE ROONET rra A rCU..Vl Lerftf WmWU -LaB---V--l 111 e.1 1 HOVVD VUH MAKE VTWETV AJsTTSD A "tl II "W NOT MB. Z "TDU T53 I Jl I OUT! WTH THEM fiW6Bil MB T TKE TH' ArrW C OA 'EM 1 WArTTED A V (o Jf gP-S.figT.HEAO? OPA, (ACCPXe 77 HUrORED BUCS -ER ) fl X WOULD TP , i liars'" 1 Ir- HJ--BLOODED tgASfc- - S "TH FKRT BUT THAT rf mfl COnSjDEO PLAViN' TE BUCKET MOUSE The Gay Who'll Crack the Ice! By WALT DISNEY fL I &JWERE r, KRZ, MICKEY.' W THANKS. S,'" ' I T I'M DURN GLAD YE j U THE WHOLE POUCE DBWMENfT iIi;"J f WELL, BE CX3EFUL, lD JP Ziv ygo'tze. our y -- mr. aHARA! Jbr aretwngsare a ' ?v N E pan EEJ?vBODvVrr1tt I S. 'S plenty slick J "VJnable to IrLTtt JTtdSmS Jl rww mTcv black I 1 kmpinon us .r.; cU j 'tffrrr and sharp? J- GET RID OF T ANYWAY! r? STILL IN -4b s 52 THE 'BLOT'S" RUNNIN' Wll , TT ONCE! r-r-, -J Tj I StS-jy... -T THE NOOSE ! OTTTrhr'LTH,?1,fi?l?E )i EVEN 6RAB8IN' CAMERAS ? vPrTrr GETTIN' Yi H t'Eri THRLctS ; IPl-'IV ' N-t IJH, C v FROM PEOPLE ON THE , L A HOT, IS TT'? JjflSOS AN ICICLE- PtnArS5x '' UsM VteS iPJiS lUfflyL ;? STREETS IN BROAD f ' i JLlX ? ( D0G6ONE IT. THAT'S (f 7ft!- V TILL V TURN r o - ily m::T AUVCi; TNWROEr9AAAOUn-MSJjrJAS CJT ANYTHING rDBEEM- 1.1 k- dZKl At TOOTS AND, CASPER - TOOT -4 ruw m rw-kKiAi r VOUNEST SON AHEM MOW, irv5PiiK WILU EXCUSE vVMILE WE HAVE A FEW WORK BM S3f7t-n I - " r--vu -a wMa-sir-B - II lit Mf i Iff . J V fjlAllljV-' 1 -t THIMBLE TH EATRE Starring Popeyt f J THERE ARE CLOUDS I WER HEAR VJE ARE ININ5 INTO At t ' .THE CLDUD&7 10 J 1 . e SSs V II STjgi I aa a . k a . . . - . . m - - - m . - r- avviB k r - w ,.., .... - - saaM -aas m m f aii - -' tjs,7 itv a ns: . t, tin - . 1 1 . - i i at Portland 4.40-4.4 t graham, 49a, 4.50; whole wheat 49a, . bbl. - - - - Portland Grain POBTLAXD, Ora- Jaly 12. (AP) Wheat:. upea mn iw uutie July 70 70 70 - 70 Sept. TO 70 70 70 Cash Grain: Oats, No. 2-38 lb. white, 25.50. Barley, No. 2-45 lb. BW, 32.50. Com, No. 2, T ahipmeata. 25.75. No. 1 flax, 1.86. Cash Wheat Bid! Soft white 71; west ers white 70H: westers red 68H; bard red winter - ordinary 67 H; 11 Per cent 67 H; 1 peri cent lOhi; IS per cent 73; 14 per leant 74 H.JSaTd whito Baart ordinary 71; 12 per cent 71; 13 per cent 74; 14 per cent 76. Today 'a Car Receipts: Wheat 19; floor 80; corn 8; millfeed 8. Portland Livestock POBTLAKD.': Ore, Jary 13. (AP) (TJ8DA Hogs: Keeeipta, 600, market elow, ateady. Price range: Barrow aad gilts, gd-cb I 120-140 Iba - . 6.85 7.35 do gd-ch 140 160 Iba 7.50 8.2S do gd-ch 160 1?0 Iba 8.00 CO) 8.25 do gd-ch 180 20O lbs. : 7.50 8.25 da gd cb 200 320 lb 7.50 8.00 da gd-ch 320-340 Iba 7.25 7.75 do gd ch 240-370 lbs 7.10 7.50 do gd-ch 270-880 Iba 7.004 7.25 do gd-ch 380-860 lb 6.75 7.10 Teeder pigs, gd eh 70-120 Iba : . 7.25 8.00 Cattle: Secelpts,' 150, caWee 50. 81ow about ateady tor kinda available. Price raa re: Steera. gd. 900-1100 Iba. f 9.00 9.50 - da mediam, 750 1100 Iba. 7.75 tj 9 00 do eom (pi). 750-900 Iba. 6.25 M 7.75 Heifera. good. 750 900 lba S.00 9.00 do aaed, (50-900 Iba .. 6.75 8.00 deom (pi) 550-900 Iba. 5.250 7.00 Cow, good, all wta 5.75 6.50 do mediam, all wta. .00 5.76 nana (year nag exciaa; ga (beef), all wta do aiedlaat, all wta Tealera, choice, all wta da good, all wta do mediam, all wta- da call com (pla). all wta da com (pi), an wta - da low-ent-ent, all wta Calve, aaed. 250-400 lb da eom (pla) 350-400 Iba Sheep: Beeeipta, 600, weak. Price range: Slow, ateady to Spring lambs, gd A eho!ee-.$7.50 o meamm ana gooa de eommon (plaia) Lamba (shorn) med k good do common (plain) . Ewea (ebora). good choice do eomraon (plaia) mad. Wool in Boston BOSTON, Jaly 11 (AP) (USDA) Demand for wool In tba Boston market was showing a broadening tendency and advancing prices today. Good French combing lengths tine territory wools -in original bags were bringing 65 to 67 cents, seonred basis. Pricea ranged 65-68 cents, scoured baaia, en graded fine French combing lengths territory wool. Bright fleece also were atrengtheaing with sale of three-eighth and ene-qnarter blood grade, closing at price ranging 81 to 88 centa in the greaca, for each grade. 6.00 6.50 5.60 6.00 7.50 8.50 7.60 S.OO 5.00 7.50 4.50 5.00 8.50 5.00 3.25 8.50 5.50 7.00 4.50 5.00 7.75 .7S(a? T.25 5.75 6.50 .00 5.25 4.50 5.00 3.50 8.60 1.25 3.50 V rrrrtarl surr-xrcr-i IruA'pi.irMMrorMi. ..ArvT SIS - 8 KiC3I-r m M a la- ADOFTIOH. 6TDRV 1 0V-mj 1WR9 fM15C A A STVAHG MAM 1 Ai IJ lTN "WWW fri I "M I. -N 1 s .VF. yVi -2 iwiv SO 6LAD (TO KNOW J tL US c 1 r-r5 1 nci ii.uTEnii i d I DO NOT LIKE H; I I . aCH ' I I WHOTHDPW THAT VJ f Stocks Stage Broad Advance Prominent Issues Leaders in 'Busiest Day of . Recent Months NEW YORK, . July 12.- Some of - the- most prominent shares on the Wall street lists provided the leadership today -for a broad stock market advance. Many were up 1 to 3 at the finish of the 'busiest day on the stock exchange since May 25. Transactions Increased to 914, 180 shares from 424,850 in the previous session. Setting the; example were such Issues as American Telephone, Western Union, Du Pont, Union Carbide, Westinghouse, Interna tional Harvester, Kennecott Cop per, United States Steel and U. S. Robber. Closing around tops of the move, the market generally had recovered most of Its decline In late June and early July during the Danzig war scare. The easing of fears over this situation, brokers said, appeared to have focused closer attention on na tional developments at borne and widespread business gains the last two months. Brokerage circles reported heavier buying from Europe as one of the main forces behind the day's advance. The Associated Press compos ite price of 60 stocks advanced .9 to 47.6, the sharpest upturn since May 24. Spray Is A dyised For Filbert Moth Immediate Treatment of Nut Orchard Pest Is Advice of Agent Filbert moths are now emerg ing from the soil and will aoon start laying eggs, according to itobert E. Kteoer, assistant coun ty agent and county horticultural Inspector. SDravinr at once Is advised to protect orchards rom toe pests. The moths begin laying eggs a few days after emergence from Anybody Got a Tomahawk? Blrs. Flowers Holds t Business Conference MM 11 .a 1 iM iu viTt4GDOrrr-TAuoa XHET3MC TOMDUALLVtXIl PROOP THE uorv uaxor- 1 1 ARE .. W . . - a Jia.T What a Surprise Casper Gets! 1.19 HEY! WHAT ARS YOU THREE POVW0WWt ABOUT. ANYWAY? IN ON IT AND MAKE IT A FOURSOME'. A Drop In the Backet Closing , .NKW YORK, Jl J Al Chem ft DyelllS ; Allied Stores . . 9 American Can . 5 Amer For Power; 2 Am Power Lt. 4 Am Rad Std San 12 Am Roll Mills ..13 Am Smelt & Ref. 43 Am Tel ft Tel.. 165 Am Tobacco 84 Am Water Wks. 9 Anaconda 25 Armour 111 .... 4 Atchison 28 Barnsdall ..... 14 Comwlth ft Sou. Consol Edison . Consolidated Oil Corn ""products V CurtissWright . Erie RR General Electric General Foods . General Motors. Goodyear Tire . Great Northern. Hudson Motors. Illinois Central . Insp Copper Int Harvester . . Bait ft Ohio ... 4 Bendix Avia ... 24 Bethlehem Steel 56 Boeing Air .... 22 Borge Warner .23 Budd Mfg 4 Calif Pack 19 Callahan Z-L .. Calumet Hec . . 6 Canadian Pacific 4 J I Case 114 Caterpil Tractor 42 Celanese . .. 24 Certain-Teed . . 7 Ches ft Ohio ... 34 Int Nickel Int Paper Int Tel ft Johns Manville Kennecot Libbey - Q - Chrysler 74 NaUonal the soil and these eggs on hatch ing give rise to tiny worms which make their way between the husk and the nut to the basal scar wbere they bore Into the nut Itself. A spray of lead arsenate ap plied to the trees before the eggs hatch will kill many of the tiny worms as they make their way to the. nut. The spray should contain some spreader such as leffalene, caesin added to the spray solution of 3 MONEY STATE FINANCE CO. A Home-Otcned Institution (Childs ft Miller's Office) 344 State St., Salem, Ore. Phone 9201 Lie. No. S-216 M-2-3 ' PUTAJVTHMS ll I MAKE rWKCNia KIDS 1 ALNG ,! BlRD LET ME CASPER. ITS 19 null -wt ' vir-t iw IrVtARDECOMC-Nl rf-i 3 a i,i . 11 u PROOF1 THE KIDS ARE rr V ,, , , .Z JJOtJ l"1 -J w . -a --- 1 1 a 1 a w ITWAS ARAIKJDKO?? OLWEtn IS STARTlM XA. nsiLl n -e-kaea-aa- - V ILJ UBSkVr BIXJI 1 l--l H in ariii 11 Quotations 1 2-fP)-Today V closing prices : ; Coml Solvent' 10 Natl Dairy Prod 16 26 8 : 8 3 1 33 . 8 38 27 43 77 11 27 13 6T4 26 42 7 2 40 6 77 36 11 42 47 5 21 8 48 -1 National Dist, . . 31 Natl Power ft Lt 8 Northern Pacific 60 Packard Motors 6 J C Penney .... Douglas Aircraft 69 Phillips Petrol . Da Pont de N. . .151 Press Steel Car. Elec Power ft Lt 7 Pub Service NJ. 1 Pullman ...... 1 Safeway Stores . 45 Sears Roebuck . 44 Shell Union . . , 28 Sou Cal Edison. 23 Southern Pacific 4 Standard Brands 11 Stand Oil Calif. 11 Stand Oil NJ ... 57 Studebaker ... 47 Sup Oil Can.. ft P Pf 32 Timk Roll Bear. Tel. . . 6 Trans-America . 70 Union Carbide . 35 United Aircraft. -46 United Airlines. Ford Lig & Myers B. 107 US Rubber .... Loew's 42 US Steel Monty Ward ... 52 Walworth Nash Kelvinator 6 Western Union . National Biscuit 27 White Motors . . Cash . 18 Woolworth pounds of lead arsenate to 109 gallons of water. It should be applied as soon as possible now and should be done thoroughly, covering all nuts and foliage, Mr. Rieder . advises. FROM TREE CAMP LIBERTY Eugene Shuttle worth has returned to the CCO c&mp in Monument after a week's leave here with hie pa rents. In A Hurry" Personal Loans For All Needs There Is no red tape, no embarr assin g in vest iga tion, no delay, when you come to " ns for s personal loan and we make it so easy for yon to pay it back in convenient amounts. By CLIFF STERRETT By BRANDON WALSH CLAIMS SHE KNOWS AfclNtES fOeJHT APE ALIVE- op- course; ru, he toh-we JMt MF tfcf-OK I CAM ADOPT WE SV HERE SHE COVCS NOW By JIMMY MURPHY ALL SET 1 TOOTS lM a. nmi aj 1 i-n-kr- rv wr i WHAT IS THE MZANIN& OF ALL THIS ? lMfrMuRPHYa 1 I " MWE.SMM L7f?-. aTrVwure . Jl .J I n ' " 1 1 I psffl& I ANOTHER SJ stfa