Monday, August 29, 1932
Fare Six
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
Portland Finishes Week With
Four-Game Lead In Coast League
WINS FROM SACS
THREE OUT OF 4
GAMES IN WEEK
Kwman Hl&nhi Sacs in
First Came of Double
Kill Kut Portland Drops
.Second Tilt 8-2.
Br Mat A1lrt I'm
Portland tvA tie eer.es fowt c
rurr'sj, tint vjumn ovt iA few 1
't'tjk UmXt took Uj opebsr, lt4(f,H
hfwtutn teld xtjt fjv-m t Mi - t-t-1
MiM. Ttt tfciMin tad ry.d
yiV:MlJlC iff YjrljXi U'MfiJiM. to Jp
uijkx uiinyrt, uiA iUiutiy I frooMf,
to -Jn tr Cloclog oooteet, ft to 2.
'ni allowed rih olt between xijeiu.
vhlim th Ht:nuntVj baUes VA 14
tAi M.Louald utjA ivsx. PorUand
HoWMi XtM Still AeVll-g UMt
I", uy) H VI fSSJCA 11 UJt
iMt 14 eaU.
Kn svanclse f4eU iron te of
the foJ ttAtlt til)ed during X'tJc
weekend with tiAiywssi, iarlog in
tMjtA pit iff the narrow tityjn 'A
out it'tMi rttr jm Aruj!. Tt
BMrJfc We crowded tl'Wti Ut fourth
pltA, on KMltt behind Mm Angel, i
Th Star Xirto th opener of tb
Sunday doubkbeader behind thei
four-bit plt;blo; 'A YjiM 14x, The
IM IM 'll J I. llIM.1 VI VSfl H ...
fourth Inning when xixy filled
tb trkJXm with on wt. But Yd as
serted hi oprrffy by striking out
th next balder, una foroed out re
tired tb MO. TO ijnJi tuu wa
billed or aeven inning, but at te
end of tft seventh neither tm
usxHi. HiAlywAl Ullved iw to th
IKliUi, tx Bu cn vim
two run to UJm ti wo arid ceru
tlx miin Wltn u, mjuioiui rr jc-
l;.K blh rwla of tlx hurnUf aoulK
lJII, 13 vt l um VJ 4. in pm uiitii'
rr Win IMIlou hM Hk IM to mvch
hit wtnUi hi rnu fell on two Mi-
nvin iuri for in Iti. it vd
una van u UkA m thwml lit tl
una 'A tlw aennth, wIki It wt In
to fmuh. It went on uUI tl ninth,
wIkii OilnlAirr lUMtrr frtmini tin
Kl4 with th bu full for tli nli
l( run.
CtafcliwT Bundr double hader t
ftmitl wui lutn&i out, tlx Iu)lm
Ukll'K tlx rls, two gm to nix.
rmuwdk rwului
Pint kix: B. H. .
Kv:rrnr)to 0 0 1
rortl4 0
mump. Vinci 4 WlrU; Wrwmtn
and MtsiiatrK.'li.
Httvina uuinm: R. H. E.
Htrminnl , 14 1
1'ortUnd WUI
Wulild, DeMionf! nd VlsAltll,
Wku, UiMiimUi. Jweolrt nd fului
Imiio, KltzpnukH.
Klrt kiix: B. M. B
ll;!lrood 8 l (I
Hen mnelKO - 0 4 2
Yda and Huilrr: IbrwUrtun, Htlna,
Blut and Vallran.
HtatnH ln; H. If. K.
IIollwoyd 1 7 3
Man jTancltca - a 0
TuriMrr and Dunler; DU and
Itlocl,
rirt Kama; n. If. E
MiMlona I 1
AnuelM I'i 18 I
Ualwr, OalKrna and Mtlisut; lll
tntl and CarriplieH,
Hiwnd Kttiix; II. II. K.
MImIoim 4
I AnKU 4 fl 1
II. I'lllatui and llofinium, M:Ik;
llnt'.ht, Ullt1 and Crwln, C'aini
.1x11, COLLISION IN
AUTO RACE IS
FATAL TO TWO
wooimkiixm, w, j.t Au, 'J"
-A nolllnlon In the mcoiuI Jlvmll
ftjj)lil y) nif hunt ff thi miww,m' flritt
rn':lnK fmn.m t WfyKlbrlilc Kpood
wuy c(AL Prniiklo purmtr, nnti'iilly
known uUinhllA ru'wr, mid Hill Nnn
jMilllnii, of PhllaUolIHa, their llvon
yuttirrtiity.
Irli-d U pMH NonpolltRn on hank.
NtTttiHfllUri'ii enr ttinwd ovr nnd tils
ch(nt wan v.ntuUfiii, Vnrnwr milfr-riMl
11 eorripmmd frnriluro of tliu ftkull.
Tint fttHtura ttvitnt whh won by Ilry
U HniiliiimiiKh, of J'hHtulH.tit, who
tovrwl tho Kl inlleA In 20 inlnuicit,
4 Mcotid.
t Sport Slants I
lly Ainu 4. limiM
Miwtorlntffd I'rnMi Hjxiru Klltr)
htttvn lliiiinnK'tn clnlinn It win tho
RrftittrHt moUtr hout rn o ovnr nUKnl,
i tho fiiri.fi IhiIow Ui pruvo tho
point, Hrrft'N tho Uifilimony. JuMko
for yonmilvrji.
Iltt'k. in 1UU4, when Mtiiml whn
In hoom. Htitvo wnN trut-k with n
Krtfttt ItliiH to )iil)lli:l4t tho l'lorlfln
clLy ht rnprrwiHUi(l. I Id deddml
fHi ft motor IxMit men In Illnciiyao
liny. Tina whn n't (txtrnordliiury In
llHdlf,
Mo Iia koI nlpvnn nirn truck ifrlv
nrn (turn tho lndlnnnprIU Miiml
wny, IimkImI hy Tummy Milton.
I .oulr, (.'hnvroldt, ihitry IliirU. mil
Wonder) Irk, unit tlm rrnt of the
ri'lKiihiK Minniitlom of thn dity.
I In mi tiluvun npnndhiMilN, of
IdMiMiinl iHtwtir it nil t,lK'i. Thity
ivn wnlKhntl tlm Oilvrrn nnd
nmchftiiliii, mid nddfd wrlKliU to
llin hoitln of thn Jlht tulluwn, lo
intikf. rvorylhhiK ivnn. When
thoy wrrr iluno hnnillntpjiliiif. ictli
nhnlly thcrn wimn't it frncitlon of
dlflrrciiro In hmmm1 hnlwiwn thn
ctriitt, with oluvoiv wild men nt tho
whrtiltt.
It JiihI no ImppnniHl Ihftt not nno
of thn nt'-n trnok drivrm hnd fivrr
Ixifoifi ilrlvru hjtfMMl txMit Home
hud nfvrr need thfin, llulf thn
tMtyH ronlttn'l ftwlnii lint Htrvn
fUrd ttint, Hn InL them (iincUto ;io
miiihtioi htforn tho rnoo,
cami: tiii: tiuin
They lined up, the Ktin tmrked.
nnd eh vim Kw)el nmnttnn ronrotl
iiwny from thn ntnrk nt 00 mile nn
hmir, They heHdrd fur tho flrftt
turn In h line, no on Klvlntt uu
Ui' h. ii wtui k hoiiulirul ilKht.
IlUt It )ut hnppened thnt nut
niiA of the Mi Ivor hnd the fulntoflt
Id rn wlmt to du when thoy did hit
thn ahnrp turn, thero were no hanks,
like a un a trnrk.
Wildly they whipped owr their
wheels nnd limnedlntely they (lis
ppturiKl Hum sltflit 111 tlyuOs u(
Bazeball Standings
Of ike ,imi neat
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uwdro . 7 a
ffclldrifl 5 M
et. to-ja a 64
Csoaton M
ftt-w T'xk e
Clo.lnnU . . .46 7
424
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tZ3
YWMItAYH OAMRS
J4ttAt
tiAlyvrsA -, Kn Krsiy.-lco 0-2.
UStiAJt 1-3, lM hXi& l'-4.
jkltiA -fAriKKUt, yjytrA, ruin.
PSJtUM l-i, ClTHtiMTiA 10-3.
Jtrw ye 2-1), ChV.y
VMAhUi?,Uxt 1, UUA 16,
Only tux.
CttUatm t, tUrw Y'xX 4.
CtMltjiiMU PtilluOtphl 2-2.
m. Imi BtvMlya 1-4,
Only mutt.
avnraiy is r.si for TVjx arraw ra-tl
bgln off one nothr, bow
climbing up on stems, spinning
urounn. (mm of two turning over.
But thxe still afloat never let
up on Uc throttles, Ttrr wA out
W. L.
ttrw Tori J8
7 Yt
ViVthiljSS'SM , 71 M
ci,v . .7i in
tXU'AX 5 U4
lAi! 6S
C)iJ . M M
brjCJu ; 25 V2
erf H sorVw and Twnmr MUV"'!" , w
Urn;fd into tie dock with bla cralt,
sinking rapidly.
rJKKT AVfl MKT
ar Wood, who has raced the
flyln y crate everywhert, could
rvA cifitain hlrnself. He rushed to
the dotk to Kreet MllUrn.
"Tommy, he said, with wild -
cllernent, "that was the Kreateat
start In the history of motvr boat
racing. I ve never seen anything
llk that turn. It waa rUMfnlflcent."
MJltin shakily pulled off hi hel-
nviw arid Kf-K''
Mr. wood," he stid. "I'm isd
yru saw It. If ws knew as much
abfut speed boats as you do you
never would have seen It. You can
Just bet this, you'll never see It
attain,"
Yanks Need 18
More Victories
To Clinch Flag
Hy Herbert W. Iktrber
(Associated 1'ress HimrU Writer)
If you're Interested In mathemat
leal possibilities, the New York Yan
kees can clinch the American league
flag with IB mora victories while the
Chicago Cubs need 211 to assure them
sclven of the National league pennant.
The Yankees, hy winning 18 of
their remaining games, can clinch the
pennant regardless of what Phila
delphia accomplishes. Washington Is
In an even more dangerous jtosltlon
for Una ficnators automatically will
be eliminated aa soon as tho Yankees
win l.J games.
Jn the National league Pittsburgh
could win all of Its remaining games
and atlll finish no better titan second
If tho Cubs can take 2'i decisions.
Hnxiklyn will be eliminated as noon
as the Cubs win 20 games. It might
ho remembered loo that each time
their closest rivals are beaten the
(JiiIm and Yankees will need one few
er victory to clinch.
Cubs Win Id Hlrnlght
The Cub continued their mud danh
through tho older circuit yeelerday,
noting out the New York CllanU, D-4,
for their tenth successive triumph.
Klkt On Iyer drovo In four run with
n sliiKle, homo run and long fly, the
latter hlow knocking home Hut win
ning marker In the ninth. Urook
lyn'a hnjxts took a sharp drop ns the
IJfKtgers hint two decision to the
Mt. 1nilft Cnrdlual, 4-1 and 0-4. 1)1 Kxy
Ienu won his third gnmo In five days
In tho tilKhUnp nlthouith ho was re
lieved by tiylvoaler Johnson In the
ninth.
Yiiuks Hpllt houliln Itlll
Tho Ynnkeen maintained thnlr 10'
Hiuno lend In thn American circuit
hy splitting two games with thn Chi
:uko Wltn Box. Thn Hox won tho
flrnl ganio, 6-2, as Ted hyons held
the Yankees to flvo hits, hut dnmprd
thn second, 1 1-0, when New York
collected 10 hlUt, llahn KuUi hit a
homer In ennh game tu bring his
Kuiiiton'n total to III),
Cleveland siMirnd seven runs In the
first Inning to win the flint gamo
from the llmUu. Ited. hix, 10-1. hut
drnpiHMl tho seroiul, 4-tl, whnn licnny
Tnto rloiiteU n. homer In tho 11 th
Inning. Detroit pounded Weaver.
Mrown nnd Cofrmau for 21 hits nnd
won a 10-7 victory over WanhitiKlon.
I UK AIM) l,l l((
CIIICACIO. Aug. 20 M, (If H D
A ) Hok 40.000; slow, 10ti0 irnU
lowr; lim-'jjo lh fOAiM on,
Cattle 111,000; ronipAratlvrly lit tin
done on bulk steer crop; talking iifte
or morn lower on predominant supply
of valiln tn aril 0 lOfli H 7ft; mint
rnilos UOO Upward, top u UO. mUn krrs
and fender nteady to Ur lower; ahe-aliM-k
steady to 20c lower, wains $(100
t, 7 00.
Hhoep 20.0(H); belter gnule Union
strong to unevenly liightr; other
grades and claases steady; native
iambs 20 in. 20; native thiowouta
e:i ft0(.i 4 00; slaughter ewe i 60 fr
2 29,
11 Veterans Off
O.S.C. Grid Team
After Graduation!
(Tun It XX Jim ejrj to a at
nca of aoxi vxxZja us fvKJ
yi'j's." at Civr'Jt. b' cot
le for tx cxidjur -fevr
will (Ktiut Uj ps-jvytiat
IU. A j. Ojtva IKAtt krv
trroxsi win? xrt4 ou u cr4lrc8
aeaaos will b Vj. to ti aqriad
to 7au- tiuxr b7 pin'iM or Ux
tsn-7 ru. Of u-a c-jsJxt 4tci
Uixscxn ai-J Hum ot.tlieid atxa -
I x oija yjm u ia iu i.'Jt textc
f rnruiar will oe ttinEi from
to l.i. Tlx ixarxt
tn trx t-.-ifJtid la at left ttif W&eie
liotil lettemxn ball carrier hate
Ua graduated.
Trx
end yxiVsjrit itsrOA Ix a
last year a orJy orx lev
xtrriitn. Flrrl hsA, Vis) alternated
wn tIUi Lo.ru on trx left Bde of
Ux lux. will be nviacior.
Lrl, a
A! j tvo-year lectermaa. Wno carrx to
tjOron State from et. ful, ffeb. I
AV3( ' a tnplt threat and did m'jf. tA tfce
MA ' vn'lnf for the Orazetu-n lart year.
TniM, hit wr-lvr year, tnotud be mi
bert.
Other tuai0xV! Vx Wt rtd
lll of f7Jn Clvy- AJi tiix -wtrre
rrrrnhrr A Ufl ytrs inMinnxn
Two iVjtTtrn, T.twX DutU, of
Cm ri i. Ktb., u3 Krtd UmkHtkaA of
UiMlrtn. are amon the ouutandln
bUl&rn I'tr nyht eivl- XArU U n Ji-
found thlrt hrs woo Irttr in
tvAbull, hkUA)l And trt.k. Uc-
ketball. Both are good blocker and - pntit i ..i . I Hi.-vetting of the docnesUc spring ' firmer with futures and were Influ- A conrpared with this pnee, wo. 1
pa recelrers. ! -f'f ' L' K j )xat crop 1 now prcnlcally com-.-enoed also by relatlrely liht olfer-,so!t and western whlt was quoted at
Otliw cei!dat fc rtipM end are. " 7r Marketinzs of winter wheats Portland at 544c. hard winter, north
ed Adam of Bante Ana. Cal., Don tl't., ,Z "Z r''ntnM lively aiEail with growers slow sellers'wtre oolj s Imle oter one-third as ern spring and western red at 53"2c.
Anderson of Portland, and John Tom-. " -r' ' , l r'- a. u!miiiD, ow CT.oa. Tnt ooiatr ; Urze as a. rear seo with receipts at B. B. Kuestem hard white at 61 c
lln
A Muskogee. Okla.. all varsity re-
mtym liutt year; Mel MJaCUrrsoa of
srg E.h, CJ., fend John Woodxrd
Portlswl. both frhmrn last
on.
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I IIVITiniPfil I -PQVP
Coast Athletes
Stadia Heritage;
iw . w.'.ir, ii , v,
ni.rj3 iJt i rii cc monu -
oateur athletic posterity
California have been left
I menu to arna
j Jn fVuthern i
by the games of the Tenth Olympiad,
Chief of these It the Olympic
Udr; nallybunt when jto
only an Idea In the mind of William
My Garland and enlarged a year
ago to It present capacity of 106,-
000 persona.
Second to the stadium Is the Ma-
rine stadium of Long Beach, pre -
pared for lim game at a cost of a
quarter of a million. Th. 2000 me-
ter cinirta it expected eventually to
become a training site and courne :
for crew race In Southern Callfor.
nla. I
The Olympic swimming stadium
wa erected by the city of Lo An- '
gale at a cost of 260,000. to be
turned over to the youth of the city
a part tit the municipal playground
system.
The Olympic stadium, which be
come the Joint property ol the city
and county of Lo Angelea tm
fall, wn constructed at a coat of
approximately one million dollars.
It 1 the largest of It kind west of
the Mississippi river, and Ita track
wan proved to be one of the fastest
In tho world by the number of rec
ord shattered 111 the Olympic
game.
Unlike most large stadiums, thero
1 no seat out of range of a good
view of the track or playing field.
Tho swimming tadlum pool la
80 meter long. Tho water Is con
stantly run through a filter system
which makes It 3 per cent more
pure than la required of the city
dunking: water. A heating plant
keejM the water at an even temlera
ture at all times. Permanent stands
to sent 6000 will remain, while the
temporary stand on tho cast side
of tho pool will ho removed for tho
construction of a hallow pool for
youngster.
University of Southern California
and tho University of California at
Ixj Angelea havo Indicated that
they may make crew racing part of
their athlntlo program on tho bonis
of tho suixesn of tho events 111 tho
Long llcnch Mnrlnn aUtdlum.
Whllo the course In nhorter than
the I'oughkeopslo distance of four
miles. It Is considered likely that
Cnlirornla and Washington, the two
connt universities now actively In
terested In rowing, would he willing
to raco ul two mile.
DltTI.ANII I.IVKHTOCK
POKTI.AM), Aug. 20 Ml Cuttle
1400. cnlven 38; iinovciily higher In
npota. BK-ers 600-000 lbs. mcuiutn
44.96w 46.00, common 42.60 el 44.25;
UIM1-1I0I1 lbs., meillum 44 00 n ao 00,
common 42 606. 4126; 1100-1300 lbs.
inedliini 4.00m 411 00; hellers 66B-H50
IIm. mi-ilium 43.00 dl" 44.76, comiiimi
4200(i4:ioo; cows, common and mo-
ilium 41.76 ( 43.40, low cutter nnd
cutter 41 .00s.41.76; bull (yeuiMngs
oxi lliilrd) good and choice (beot) 42 76
:i 'J, ruttor, cmiimon and medium
I.76m 42.7S; venler. milk led. gixxl
unit choice 44.50ii( 46.00, medium 43.60
11)0, cull and common 42 00 n
43 60; cnlven 260-600 III. g' nnd
cholc 43 60i,i 44 60, common and me
dium t2 00.43 60.
Ilngv 2HO0; 36c higher. Light hghti
HO-llKl ll. KtxKl and choice 6s36,..
46 00; lightweight 100-1110 lbs. good
nnd choice 4.76', 46.00, IB0-2O0 lbs
good and choice 44.78w4600 medium
weight 200-320 iii. good nnd choice
44.36 m 48 00, 330-360 lbs. good ami
choice. 43 76.144 76. henvywrlgllta 250.
2U0 pounds goixl and cholco 43.76
44 76; 2110 to 350 pounds good
nnd oholi-o 43.75ii44 60; pncklng sows
378-600 11m. meillum and good :i.00
43 76; feeders-atockers 70-130 lbs
giKKl and choice HI 80 V. 44 00.
Hheep and lamlu 30O0; no rnny
trading l-aiiiba so lbs. down, good and
choice 44 26m 44 50. medium 43 50 w
44 28, all weights, common 42 80 .f
43 60; yenrllng wethers 00-110 His.
medium to cholco 41. 36m 42.78: ewes
120 lbs. medium to choice 4100
41 80. l'jn-160 iim, medium to choice
76c.i 41.26: all weight, cull to com
mon 60 76c,
TSSruiDomesHc Wheat Market
Captain of Walker Cud!
i earn v isits uoil uoum;
American Stars Practice
Pruicsis tii. ttxuL of tiji; Pfi'
I ifJL to rt out to ti wirt7 j
c'iuo toaj fw ijL-vn -nut ai4 er- j
a frjjjl of rv:I .
eiUid COT2if 2u -write Gxzit
tjt&atA xt Hit nxxnerj, iym ;
trm . ttt txes rt-ysi t
, Tut CjjjvbI .i tetm xyKuta I
j0 K-.ia;r of a yuurtur. 1
Bjlir HowtJJ. lot Bfiae'.i'jeua Virrii.- I
; u; ctort Voirt ana ifi-srtc ie !
Oartirr. tit Brw Yort
aeacbtra of
team, ana Ooarre T. fii.. ;A
pitted a orartioe lmrja. wJUit
. cjiartey ftam and Iioa it-x, tn
1 cort (pant, runel va 00 a two-
'eotxx.
; Ji.'c Wettsand of CtiVMti amwd
late
ptay
yttd.ty.
. t-... .
tm
throat
mfertion
baa;
tIts , e,. uj.
and Harnsos Jor.netja. amateur
cnamploci In 1V2. was 00 hi way
here.
The British team tooic the day o!f
yeatertfay.
tfll I 11 A 1 1 L1 1 1 2
KEEPS OREGON
COAST CROWN
1
Ore Aug. 22 (Mt B.il
wamaaeB, betotne
ICUMUJX.j. 1-?- Jlil-ICT1 ; .lil - .ttl. w t J ViJC I. Hi Il IVIUU'UI. i" v.. Diai,,-
of Portland' most farr.ou eolfers. j witb wheat. Plai held steady under were araiab on Buatan or V. S. toba northern w&3 quoted at Van
retlMd hi O-st-jn cwut :-if crtK,- in vn;T. cnr.fr derrr,d dtjjju- ln-;gr-i;n. . 'co-jrer Au?. 28 at 53'ic which Is
H ltjl,TTr llD ierH"t Do-tic cash wheat markets were equivalent v 4Hc In U. S. currency.
""!'": ZJ,:, ,5 Zt7 u
Plageman of Portland, 10 and B,
PARIS DOCTOR
IS WINNER OF
Ci iiJ.J i 7 ivi
I'ASADEWA, Cal . Aug. 29 OB In
(the final round of the International
! masters tournament ol the California
chess congTeas. concluded last night,
Uaac Kaslidan. of h'ew York, finished
'
' second to Dr. Alexander Alekhlne. of
Pari. Third, fourth and fifth prizes
i were divided among Arthur Oake, of
Portland. Ore., Samuel Bwhetiiky. of
.Chicago , Verman ,,r. of Kew
1 yar- el,Ul P" 'ent 10
Borochow. of Los Angeles,
j Itev. H. E. Ohman. of Omaha, Neb..
; won the minor tournament with a
won In the women's class with 7-0.
lor. Hf .,,.,,, u, ,vlv. ,-
! , 'Ve H "
M won the iim matche agalt
California by B'4-7!,j.
) 19)1, Uocstt tt Mtm Tosscco Co.
P- v:WnA&" l ml
THE CIGARETTE THAT'S AS PURE AS SCIENCE CAN MAKE IT "l y f I
THE CIGARETTE THAT'S MADE RIGHT, THAT'S MADE TO Vv ' '
SMOKE COOL AND LAST LONGER t f-f
! indeDendent v firm
A
J
ft I IOTA HONS ftN
iuuinuuiu vii
i
COAST DECLINE
A BIT, HOWEVER
Drop in Portland Repre
sents Jr'nncipallv t n e
Lack of Export Outlets
in This District.
W.3MIS0705f. A-js- 29 Erjaxxlic
' 'hert,t xiiarlctu were zdwJt vtear
t.2::zi tix wtt-i- eaiiat Aira-t a!.
I Sttpll Oedlzies at u " ; c aiid
-xetknttt tn Kur--petn Eiita. ciiV3
j ti wtttiy grtui mirt-l re new of tae
V. 6. teeui of azn-roltural taxxxn-
Eedaeed oJlertny of wlnt
1 - - . a ik.v naJi.tig inquiry
for both winter aid p"i? sra;n and
advanoe
ties, ww
sreshesiilar influiences which oif
set tne weaiei arttiauon to fceti?n
:nj of Canadian w
?,eiurrJy U.rorble ptucp&te fx ti
iotnbern toemUvtm crop on zit?l-
ii:y nocrefeied tcrvka In both Arzc3 -
'-na asd Aur'ia. Cora icarkeis
were -reai. ar;th la-ter receipu In ex -
ce ui Uht currtxi'- xrbAt r&quire-
Efxeit. citA irvi bi-- -m-r- --
i aet tied, with one Tt-ryrs-A
tsja-it rr.-intM and 1rllfj--i a.t trJwm
... ..,?.,.. - ' -
u generally good with protein averag
ring higher than hut avra. Cutting em marvels totaling only 2J12 cars.
iof spring wheat was practically com- ,Tseoe small receipts reflect the small.
pted in Manitoba. 4(M per centier crop thu season, the holding tend-
accompli'! bed In Saskatchewan and
30-45 per cent finished In Alberta. ac -
.Threshing was about TO per cent com- ;about 39.eO5.0O0 acra of winter wheat !
:pleted la Manitoba. 15-30 per rent tn are indicated by farmers reports of;
Saskatchewan and 10-20 per cent Inlthelr planting Intentions. This Is a
Alberta. Conditions for the comple-
tion of the European harvests are fa
vocable and Indicate a harvest about
equal to earlier expectations. The
1 ' - -
quality of the French crop Is reported
good and early olferrngs of new Ger -
man wheat also show excellent qual-)2 hard winter, ordinary protein, was
Ity. Some rust damage has occurred .quoted in that market August 26 at
to Italian wheat and offerings of ne-r f47c, 12 per cent protein at 47
Rumanian wheat are reported of very47iAc and 13 per cent protein at 48fi
low quality with test weights rang- j 50c per bushel. No. 2 bard winter,
lng from 55 55' :bs. Early offerings' 13 per cent protstn sold at Omaha at
of Russian wheat are reported to be'47s per bushel and Ko. 1 hard win
equal In quality to those of last sea- 'ter at Port Worth, basis delivered Gal
son. Prospect for the new southern ' veston export rate points, at 66 a
hemisphere crops are becoming more. 57c per .bu. No. 2 hard winter was
prominent in the world supply sltua-'quoted at both Chicago and St. Loufc3
J
t-- lit lK-3 JLrs-ix tcratt it
ZJi.W, c a yet.- . X Aaaal-
its t-rtct bu ai ixtrs naxatA.
jirtili trtrir ao'ititl target tiiditat-
: r-r ej- . i'ii.l rt lfjtfj'fyj bch DMT
xiM a! ItK aeaKa wluti a piicel at p.-trui3S at ba St. Utiit atd dn
U un. Ti ffTar;OQq of caoia. oairt ttzt light .
ti- givig crvp vaa twrtliy faTtar- gjwca ?Kt oce ttiilt lretlr at p.re
aklt to Arsrema. Wckscsb acrf Satii- ,T'Tig prtoo. Ko. J It red ottr
era A-jBnOia airf Vintma. Tive eon- m qal t Et- lJl at M'e. at
d.-a lo Knr Sot.Ji Wain !i -- fa- 'CbKao at 52c traJ ClucinixaU at
TOrti tar a reKJX of (Jcficje-iu nat-
mrt. Crips to trs.h Sew Sm:h Waita
azd Victoria bare esitnonzec recent-
ij u a mrjit of drjMt-
Troria -wbeat Karluu Trere uot
''grow? cbaaped danruj ai we, Ti-a
' lioeral oJtjiej of ne crop Kuppliet
to dei'jat Zroieaa arsas and larger
raSt atocs In Kccti Asaeric off-
t-nr vr-e Urri ofrergs U'xn Erjo-
pean .jrpi-ja areas and a-iT ti:p-
itn frees trie Krjm nemispbere.
Cicsadn wieci u belni cllered Ireilr
arid Ctrn.it 1 Kjplpa? the b'-ll: of
aiijpjiiTj u. u m-
pnere h:pmiai d-nns to weti
tcried ZXAlffX) btisntis. The firs
- "th - penent of Ruasian wheat, totaiin?
14., b-ils was rjported curing
biin ooanttier. OoctlsentAl Euro-
pean sarlM wr ulet. with price
.&o'j. titcigKi frcen a wetk ago.
PTi tl UrpvA ahotd sane
'chaises, wiih German whew reported
'aosd ac the dose of the we?k at SO'c
'c-rjf itH sic a wc-ei aro. Ko. 2
s. Min-Vjoa nTl'jzx was ou Ved at 57c.
txrrttA?i with SXc last week. Ar-
. L.. I. .... v
- jibe pnncipil central and southwest-
'ency on the part of gTowers and In I
',crtased farm activity, with fall secd-l
decrease of about 360.000 acres from
- .the 1V31 seeding!. Mill demand for
winter wheat was aufllclently active ;
; to readily absorb dally arrival-!. Pro-
- - - .
Item of the week's Inspections at Kan-
'sas City averaged 12.43 per cent. Ko. '
Uurin? WeeK
w
tt lie
in Kt-"- a". f S"
oeui
&JCX rmxtr tixti J"7
Jirajtr lia fcarf
lr. true a to7
l'."'. ' r"V frocQ tzA
-uuiit mlli
&5 S7c ptr bjsrx EleTaior switta
-wot btizig tm 'Jpon at mo mira
rry-ctt to tupplT demand Itam Vlr-
gaja, Kictatlr i Tennessee muu.
Pxailc coaat narteu de-loped a
Vtaitr toe despite the advance at
tunem points. The Portland market
(t-3ixifed 3 &c, reflecting principally
tl UtX of export outleu for north-
wetra wbtit. Karsestlng was near-
eoniplrtaon In Waihlngton and
Oregon ar1 Ench spring wheat had
be tarstd at the clce of the
weet. Wi.rii:::--i remained relatively
iixit u a retu.i wi wie ...
m-y on the part of growers. Receipt
at Pcget Sound an dCo:umbla nver ,
terminals totaled 1.042 can. compared
with Iil2 ears a year ago. In addl-1
boat. Docnertic markets furnished
the principal outlet since no export
frusuK was don :tDer in wheat
. or r.our. Cdian and Australian
wheat was berng v6 In the Orient
prices below quotations on U. S.
t(-,s a rrr- of Canadian wheat
waus rrortl tn fihan2hal from Van'
rm -.- rin-:r- tw -Fk and some ex-
rjl , v. n ......
i-nd 12 per cent protein, dark hard
tidvcx as o;,c per ou., uutu.
.Western while, western red and hard
winter were quoted at Seattle at 55c
: MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY :
CHICAGO WHEAT
Open Illgb Low ClOM
Sept. (old) -l-IHeTi -H's -K't .M
(new) Ja'WH, -W'-s -53 .54 H
ller. JKiJR ..IS?, .67 .MHO
.May -iri'Aeli -l'-ir-k .61 -H B9ii
POBTLAND WHEAT
Open High Low Cloaa
Scpt. ... .84 .54', .84 74
lire. JiiU J7;H ,57'4 ,57
.May .61 .61 i .61 .6114
Sept.
lice.
May
ALL RAYON
iuperior quality
PRINTO
UP went the
quality
DOWN foe .
the price I
THINK 1 3839 wide
yet only
TAILORED
PATTERNS
-gay or de-nure-
ALL colortl
t
J. C. Penney Co.
1307-1309 Adama Ave.
La Grande, Ore.
and Baart hard white at 81c, sacked,
ban! No. 1, with No. 1 Montana dark
,-jn. 1a ntr rnt nrrf.l.
i " ",,...J!, -irS- ner bushel
OMAHA LIVESTOCK
OMAHA, Aug. 29 Wl (V. B. D. A)
sows 42.90 fi S3 .40.
I ulv'c fHj helfer
!n8s Blw' .TV,,. l! iZL
10 w veaie 8 J' JT Z
??ye"J! r mm ism
BSoo
I3T V flvf onH
bhzep 10.000; lamoa ana sneep
steady; feeders strong, range lambs
; tS.OOi.. $5.35; fed clipped lambs 15.25;
icwes down from 1.7fi.
Famous French Palacw
The palace of Versailles Is mostly
the work of Louis XIV. It consists
of a central block surrounding the
three sides of a large court and of
two Immense wings, eacb Inclosing
two or more courts. The total length
of the building with Its dependen
cies Is nenrly one-halt mile. It
houses a plclure gallery, npon which
alone frills XIV spent $.1,000,000.
CHICAGO COUN
Open High Low doe .
. ,33!4t, .35 "4 M'B .33 . 35 Hi
. jsV4 .3a:-, . ; .3le7
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