La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 14, 1934, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextPage Six SEATTLE TACKLES PORTLAND BEAVER CLUB THIS WEEK By The Associated Press Much to the surprise of all par ties concerned, the second half of the Coast league pennant chaas iboonw Into its eighth week of play today with the first five teams whirling about in dizzy fashion In their bat tle for the driver's seat. And it's the schedule that becomra the factor of prime Importance in the five-cornered race that finds first place Los Angeles and Seattle only thrcy games In front of San Francisco and Hollywood, tied for fourth place, While Los Angeles tangles with the Missions at San Francisco and the Seals and Hollywood renew their feud at Wrigley field, Seattle has thw week's soft spot In a home series with Portland. There's a chance Portland may misbehave the Beavers licked Oakland last wack 'but the odds are all in favor of Dutch Ruether'w Tribe. There's no predicting what will happen In the other two series ln volving the leaders. Both look like standoffs. The Angels and Rods orv in the midst of slumps. The Stare and Seals are enjoying unexpected winning streaks. Fairly close serin at San Francisco and Los Angeles and a cleanup of tlw Beavers by Seattle will send the Indians into undisputed control of first place for the first time this year. Oakland and Sacramento complete the week's program at the California capital with a aarles that has no tear ing on the pennant tussle. Dutch Reuther Uses Psychology Of Hops on Suds llr Clcwliinil Wlllliinui SEATTLE, Aug. 14 VII Dutch IfcjuUicr led tho ecnttlo Indians to tho top of tho "comeback troll" by using the "psycholoay at hops," ho unld today, and no thoy aro tied with Leu Angeles for first place. Ancient veteran of four world's scr ies, Walcr H. Routhor, southpaw plt chor, who was almost down and out, OQcamo Seattle's coach four montns nijo and hauled tho Indiana out or tho doldrums almost Immediately. For tho first time slnco W24 they are getting oomowhere. Seattlo won a ball gamol" was th surprised exclamation of fans wlv.-n "the old master" started getting In Ills work, as ho succeeded George Burns. "Novor mind the training rules, but got busy and win omo mora ball giuneul" said Dutch to his team, and thoy did. "It's the (psychology of tho BUds." Ilcuthor said. ' I want tho boys to be unhampered by rules so lorw o they ehow up for a gnmo In good sliapo. After each gome 1 generally say to tho gang: " 'Como on over and liavo some sandwiches and a glass of beer.' "Thoy do. get lllletll up and go homo. If they didn't have so many sandwiches, they might stay out and concentrate on too much beer." POET'S CORNER HIM 11 IT OV OKKOON When I shall wnnder, spirlt-llko, Among the haunts of men. And they shall whisper, "He is dead," And Beek their work again: 0 cliffs and peaks of Oregon! 1 shall be with you then In bliss of virgin solitude, To ronm o'er hill and glenl There is a sea of mystic white Above Lost Lake's pure culm. That I shall seek at eventide To feel It's healing balm: There 1b a rosy, sunset gown. That Hood Is wont to wear, That I bnvo longed to touch and sec If It were really therol I shall bo there at sunset, To watch tho last faint glow; Perhaps shall hold the vlnlnl veil 'Till evening clouds In quietude "1111 sunrise bids me go. Tho Punch Bowl shall my basin be; Tho caves shall be a shrine; On richly dowered Crater lake Your Jewel shall bo mine! A blue more rarely rognnnt Than monarch's crown e'er knew, .A blue so deep, so gleaming. Mysterious, matchless, imel And I shall glance o'er valley deep With men, ant-llko a teem. From lofty peaks I shall look down Eail-life seem but a tlrenm. BJiall dance with autumn foliage tints Reflected In the stream, And from some high up mountain top -w A thousand fret at one sheer drop I shall drift down, like a thistle-top Down, clown and down and never stop. And best of all awaken not! O let mc wander on and on I A whisper or a faint sweet song In the tops of fulnily sighing trees Tlie firs that face the ocean brcee There Is not a place 1 would not tread. When men shall whisper, "He Is dead". O hills and crags of Oregon When they shall say that I am gone, Beltcvo It not! I do but roam Tims manic spots, we both call "home!'' Ruth Wixiley Laws Von Pa pen Leaves For Austrian Post BERLIN, Aug, 14 id) Fran von Papen. departed at 1:3B p. m, today on his long -he raided mission of spe cial envoy to Austria. One dairy cow out of three, even In herd Improvement associations, lw a money loner, according to Mudlea of, the bureau of dairy in dustry of tho department of agriculture? She Picks 'Em As Dad Did ! 1' ' r'm V.. Following in Mie footsteps ot her famous father. I'alrirfn Zieg ftld. above, daughter of Klo Ziog fcld and Millie IJurUc, is picking (Ik- hcaulloH lor a new (Mm which will glorify her fallter as ho glnrl tied the American Kill- MIhs Zleufeld Is In Hollywood also to assist in pi'i'p.n ai Ion of the story from which the film will be taken. Baseball Standings Coast l.fiiKuc No games Monday; teams travel ling. N'alluiuil League W. L. Pet. Now York 70 3D ,04a Chicago 00 4!i .000 St. Louis 02 48 ,6'I4 Boston 64 64 .600 Pittsburgh 62 64 .401 Brooklyn 45 00 .420 Philadelphia 44 03 .411 Cincinnati 37 71 .343 Yesterday's Ki-Mllt Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, postponed rain. Only game scheduled. American I.i'iijm W. L. Pet. Detroit 71 37 .067 Now York 00 41 .017 Cleveland 67 40 .638 Boston 68 63 .623 Washington 40 68 .468 St. Loul 47 67 .462 Philadelphia 42 81 .408 Chicago 38 72 .346 At Washington 0. Philadelphia 0, second gome postponed, rain. Only games scheduled. County Court Proceedings AKilSI Ti;i(M. IfUl In re allowance of bills: ii;i:iti, riMi State Ind. Acc, Comm., Ins. on men $ ao.tm West Coafit Print, and Bind. Co., supplies io.ua Kllham Stat, and Print. Co., do 20. 211 Kee I mix Mfg. Co., do 3.00 NVlson Printing Co., do 4 ft .05 Ut Grande Book Store, do l.tio County Treasurer, expense for Ind. 17.4(1 Burro i ig I m Ad d . Mach. Co , , main tenancy 34.00 Oity of La Oraiido, water 27.13 Sacajawea Hotel, meals for Jur ors 2(1.00 C. 13. Johnson, euro of Ind. .... 23. tU Florence Tucker, supplies 3.00 O. M. Gardner, do 1ft 70 Cothige Grocery, do 17.70 Safeway Store, do 7.22 Hofinunn Grocery, do 1H.&4 Plggly-Wiggly Co., do 12.13 J. C. Penney Co., do HMO IJerger's (irocery, do H.flO Community Cash Store, do 140.3H Ward's Grocery, do 21.11) Dr. C. S, Moore, .prof, servhv . 7.S0 Dr. O. L. Hlggers, do 20.20 Dr. c. W. Brain, do 10.00 Bertha Hansom, care of Ind. .. 1ft, 00 Mrs. J. A. Leak, do (JO. 00 lii Orunde Miusonte. Cumctery A'.iNii , digging grave ft 00 Kbb Ganvtt, rent for Ind ft. 00 Geo. Chapman, do a oo Adrian Nelson, do 8 oo I ax Grande Invest. Co., do , , . 1H 00 W. M. Pea rev. do H 00 1 Ellen Cross, do ft. 00 Win. Miller, do 4 00 , J. J. Peck, do a 00 j Barlwna Iarseii, do 3 00 Elizabeth Smith, do a.faV Mrs. O. W. Strain, du lOOdj A, ,1. stunner, do ft 00 , Mrs. O. P Harrison, do 8 00 i Natl. Reemployment Service, rent ao 00 V. M. Martin, spraying 13.05 Elgin R'.votder, Pub. Prot. n.ftft Snodgnwi A; Zimmerman, bur ial of Ind 42.00 Wagner Ihlwo. Co.. supplies . n 20 Cininty Clerk. expert 5 n;l E. o. L. V P. Co., lights and power 47,27 Flt.gerakl Furniture Co.. txk case 20 50 Harry Ainel. wtxxt 47 50 Emerson Williams, do 10 00 Van lVtteii Lbr. Co.. lumber .. 0 35 Dave Hutchinson, supplies . . 10 Leonard Mlllinan. xvtxxl 14 OO M' Clay Grocery, .supplle 40 50 Moon Drug Co., do ..; 22 10 IVrkins Motir Co.. do 1 1 on I.a Gi-mule Observer, Wh, Pnx. etc, ... 17 05 lvy Store, supplies 10 00 L. Sr 1. Diug titore. do . . 03 Giande Rondo Meat Co.. do ;t4 50 Geo H Bir;ihart. do . . 3;t 41 Safewuy Store, do 20 :i) C-oi k Bios., ambulance -r- vltv 2 00 J. P Klggins, ojM'ning giuve ., 0 Ot) Walker Itinera! tk-rvlce, burial of Ind .... 00 iK Curl G. Helm, stenog. and rent 37 50 Hot Ike SanatArium, caro of Over The Valley Personals (ilves Dinner Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hermann on tr tallied a company of friends Sun clay at dimrcr at their home on the Island Ctty-Covc road in honor of thoir daughter, Miss Anita, who Is leaving Wednceday for Qulncy, 111. to enter ibuwinetw college. Oucsto were Mrs, Sturhahan, of UtGrange, Mo., Mrs. John Hermann, Mrs. John Hamann, Mrs. William Schroeder, Mr. and Mis. John Bp-cckhart and Miss Isfbcl Williams. The Annual Picnic Members of tho many 4-H clubs In Union county aro looking forward eagerly for tho annual club picnic which ia to lie held at tho Eastern Oregon experiment station, Wednts- day, Aug. 22 and likewise, they are busy preparing for it. At this time thcro If. much excitement over the judging con tosh for here the best team Is selected to go to the bigger fairs In Western Oregon. Competition m this event is usually very keen, Then there is tho tour of the farm, tho big basket dinner at noon and a fitiitcd program. 1 1 1 1 1 0 Reunion Mr. and Mm. Jesse E. Hulse, of the Iowa district, are announcing the annual HuJso family reunion which Is to be held at their home "Shadow- point" ranch on Saturday and Sun day, August 2ft and 20. Visitors are welcome nt any time during tho two day event, Mrs. Hulse states. To Walloua Mr. and Mrs. Dick Smith and Mr, and Mrs. J, Orlln Anaon, all of near Island City, drove to Wallowa Sunday whero they attended the Wallowa County association picnic. sin ml ( iiv Aid- There were 13 members In atten dance at tho meeting of the Island City Ladles Aid held Thursday at Riverside park. Mrs, Reba Davis had chargo of tho devotional and Mm. Emma Kiddle tho program. Mrs. Kid dle also presented a reading "Him self." This Is the last meeting of this organisation until Sept. 13, the iplaco to be determined Inter. A pot luck lunch concluded the afternoon. H'ed ii Walla Nulla According to word from Walla Walla, two coupk's of young people from this valley were married there during the weekend: Dale W. Hugey and Pay Hoi comb, both of Cove, and Jess McMauter and Chrystal Barnard, both of Union. Happy, Hour Circle Mrs. Paul KnautK will be the host ess to the members of the Happy , Hour Clrclo, Wednesday afternoon at j her homo in tho Iowa district. The hour Is 2:00 o'clock, I o ldiihit Mrs. Margaret Oliver, of Portland. who has been making an ox landed visit among her valley 11 ad town nolu tlw, left Thursday for Moscow, Ida., to visit her son and family. .Makes Vlsll Mrs. Oeorgo S. Hoffman, of Union, had as her guest over tho weekend her father, Mr. Murphy, of Pendleton. Dr. and Mrs. Hoffman and their daughter, Jean, Mr. Murphy, Sam Benson, and Mrs. Taylor formed a group which enjoyed a picnic dinner Sunday at Benson's island up Cath erine creek. Allcel ladles Aid Miss Margaivt Taylor, Mrs. Curl Puller and Mrs. Bruco Clark were Joint hostesses when the Allcel Ladles Aid society met Thursday with Miss Taylor at tho Playle home on Fourth otreet. There was a splendid attend ance of tho members. Mrs, I?stvr Peach had charge of tho devotional and Mrs. Maude Wallslnger presided over the -buslnesn session. A program of tnuutcal numbers was pivs-nted by Miss Lillian Knaut,, Miss Violet Wells and Miss Felicia McLaughlin. The hostess served a tray lunch after the progrum. o Play For Sen Ices Music from Miss Anita Hermann, accompanied, violinist, who Is leaving tlw valley soon for school, has been much in demand the pant few weeks when It was learned that the music with which she ha'tj been so generous would not bo available Mils coming year. Among other places, accom panied by Miss Melba Shepherd, she played at the morning services at the Fii.st Presbyterian church a week ago Sunday and this Sunday at the First Baptist church, both in In Grande. . o Deal h Deplored Tho death of Frank MeKlnnK for many years a resident of the Imbler and Summervllle communities in a hospital at Traoy. Cal.. Saturday last, is greatly deplored in this valley. Mr. and Mrs. MeKlnnls and some or their family went to Tracy, a Tew ears ago seeking benefit for Mr, McKinnia' health aa he was a great sufferer irom ii.st.imn. He was some better there. At 'ommencvment time lost spring. Mr. and Mrs. McKlnnts drove back to Imbler to witness the grad uation o( their .son, Keith, prominent athlete at Imbler high. Shortly after they returned to California accom panied by K.Mtih, Mr. McKlnnts has many relatives heroalHHito and many friends. Ind 520 00 Grande Ror.de Hospital, do .... 252 50 Writ; lit Drug Store, supplies .. Hi;i7 Red Cioss Drug Store, do 10 47 Gla.s.s Drugs, Inc.. do 20 55 Joel Grocery, do 52.04 Louis Harris, crop damage 10.00 (.i;i:ui, hoaps Wte Grace. labv 152 25 Henry lxvan. do 19.00 A. K Feuerhelm. do 70 00 R II Davis do 00 23 Harold Browning, do M 55 WtuM Cot troll, do ... 00 00 11. K. Banton, do 100 55 John Bowery, do 8 ?o Fi-etl Colip. Oo 75 75 M. Murray. d 7; .SO l.yle U'cOctter, do . 40:J LAGKANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE. There'll Never be a "Last Famous Pendleton Show y m-s b.4aWW'f(:4-.. i,,v4.-w;.:;.PM.Tw; Dr. WHnoii l. MeNnry. picshlent of the !:!! IVnH(: n lituitnl-l p, (Irfl) nnrl J. I'oy Italry, presliletit of I he lirst ItntiiKl-lp held in 14)10, tir c telllii-. you:t J:ir!; SwecU why the (rmlitions of I he Kotiuil-l'p must lie cheiishel, hi (he h:t Up i otin .!, sir;u' l'nuii I lie lir.t Iluiiutl l'p. The Silver Jubilee, liuund-t p dales are St'pteiul.'cr fll, 1 1 nti d Tho Kound-l'p, Pendleton's his toric kIiow that keeps tho glamor of the old, wild Wert alive, will celehndo Its twelity-fifth (Silver Jubilee) itiinivorii.iry Kept cm her Hi. 11, (ind If). An honnrjiry onler of " Pendle ton Top lliimls" In now being nr g;Mil;u'd En Prndlolon, with lis meiiibers pledged to perpel uale the rendlclon llouml-t'p through sueeoeding general inna. The brlllhiuL :igc;in( ry of rnngo sports thai mado tho hmii of "Lot Vr Iluck !" Itiiown iirouinl tho world In (ho Hound-Up'!' piur lar of n century of hl.story will thrill t ic throng.! nt PcndKeou again Ihis year. Having weather ed the past three trying years with colors flying anil the da mil vt spirit or Til Taylor lUlll In tln saddle, tho Pt'iidlclon Kound l'p emerges this year will) n grcalcr show than over. A new thrilling event, the "wild ride," will tic addcl to Hits yoar'H threo day show with lli vicious bucking horses mount d and btieldng In Iho arena sliuul tnnonualy, all released from I he Htiubhlny horsc.i at the sumo In stant. Perhaps tho greatest parade ever held at Pendleton will he seen tills year, for George Strand, director of parades, Is collecting additional historic l)m:lbo;mK stage coaches, freight wagons, pack train equipment and other prlcok'SB relics of early tJay trans Carl CurUmnn, do 37.19 S. D. Hurch. do 21.71 Tom SUvrnes. lo 77.00 Burr Cnntrel, do 94.37 VTulla Crcnsman, do 49.60 f'nmk Homlner, do 51.79 W. A. I3i:'ck. do Oscar Miller, do Crtxi. R. Clay, do Joe Joncu, do W;t Iter crikss, do Herb Darron, do O. P. Hull, do 73.45 4H.40 33.81 10 40 10.40 10.40 a. 09 Kmcrson Williams, do 17. 94 l,oonurd Mlllinan, di 10.40 nor nard Orton, do 1.19 '-eonni'd Wto, do 11.00 Victor Drown, do C. W. lkwrden, do Harvey Baker, do John B. Scott, do John Gray, do Joe Scott, do 0'.h;i'kp Kennedy, do John Kennedy, do V. E. Hurnctte. do Ernest Burnette, do John A. Burdctte, do .... Andy Timpy. do Avis FVrrLs, part salary S. B. Morgan, do 1 1 .1)0 14.70 11.97 3.19 3.99 4.9J 7.93 7,93 a .oo 2.99 12.57 11.97 41.29 113.72 3.t9 9. 93 2,49 5.98 10,40 2.95 2.75 Jesse Knight, labor Jim Hallgari.ii, do Raymond Waelty, do Bill Kennedy, do Nelson Printing. Co., supplies.. La. Grande Book Ktoiw lo City of Ui Grande, water E. O. I. & P. Co.. llglits and power Bureau of Labor, inspections .. County Treasuivr, freight 22.56 14.50 .75 I-'red Spaeth, supplies 3.1(0 BunUim Tractor Company, do.. 213.40 Grande Iron Works, do .. W. H. Bohnenkanip Co., do .. Perkins Motor Co., do Fanmm Supply Co., do llghton Weldi:i Works, do ... Shell Oil Co,, do Union Oil Co.. do M.ftKi:r noABs n. H, Davis, lalHr Harold Browning, do John Bowery, do Fred Colip. do M. K. Murray, do Lyle In1letter. tto S. 11. Uurch. do Walla creasman. no Fnmk lirwnlnger, do W. A. Beck, do Oscar Miller, do Joe Jones, do Walter Cross, do Herb Ptimn, do Cltirenee Htehards. do W, L. Hleh,ils. do Orvllle Richards, do John Richards, do John A. Burdctte, do Andy Tunpy. do . Svts Ferris, piirt salary S 11 Monran. do W. H. Bohnenkanip Co.. sup plies Bowmnn-HScks Lbr, Co.. do .. Home l.br. and Coal Co.. do Alex Shaw, rent of mower . 18.99 140.01 30.12 37.17 22.90 31.23 564.72 j 23.74 21.54 2 .00 7.98 7 98 23 33 B0 04 14.30 27.53 3.84 39.90 1 1 .90 1 1 .90 1 1 .90 4.48 4.48 4.48 6.28 40.19 27.65 38.71 01 97 57 66 7.50 .92 350 In re monthly allomuico to various Indigent rerson.i: Allowixt as follows: Frank Hobtw. 25 .00; Wm. Huntley. 2 SO: W. S. HU-harvls. $H.(X: Mrs. j. . Hitv. $10 00. John Norne. jiooo.i 111 re applleailon of H. A. Zurbrlck portation. Tiiu nsiii'.l (nlniTuI In dian features of the parade w;ll be maintniiud. The "We tward Ho" p-trade will be held Friday, l'e;it"r,il,rr I I. hi rtead of Halurdiiy as has be n Hie cuidom at to itaiii KoninM iis. To thoMc who tin ve a I t'Midod t lie llonnd-l'p f.ir j e-.ua, I his is of ypoelal importune e. for real ded iu -t lie-wool I'ouihI I'p isiior.- never waiila to mi.;;; the sp-ciaclc of I tic ;;reat "Veitw:;rl Ho" pa-rad-'. In I'M II when Vn.llrti: citi zi nil leil llial Itic modern We.l wns arrivln1; and Ihu o!d, ' wMd WohI was disappe-ii ing. I he lin t lloiiiul-rp was held. The inc'ipor alors were Max liner. I no reiaimn In the prt :;nt lictvy wel.-,hl eham pion ) . Will I iij:i ain. I.ertu Co'u'ii. .1. II (Jwlnn and .1. II. .MeAIIlider. The fir.it presi(!ent wa? J, Key lialoy and Ihu l'ii:M Ireasiir. r was l!oy W. Itihior. (his xear'a bosl- ne.s iiiaii:te.er el the U oind I p Fred W. Sleiwer. now in the I'nit- d Slates Senate n (he lii'M Wilii iioiind-l'p board, with Til TaNir. last of the truly ureal tdnrills of the (i!d West. Uny Ithdinp "f Mil rendletnn Wnnleii Mills, and 1.. (J. Krazier. who b now !ervin his li.'illi year on Hie I .'mind I'p board. This j ear's president ol Ihu Umind-l p is Mr. WilMin I) Thompsnii has found some new MeNary. who servrd also in K'A. iburUhn; horses and Is still picking The pa:-t presidents were I leiiry j I iiem up wherever a truly sensa W. Collins, Tillman 1). Taytnr j limml bilckiiig burso can be dia and J. Hoy Haley, covered. for Issuance of new warrant In. lieu of one lost: Apllcation allouvd nnd ntncellatioii of old. warrant ordered made. In re application of Sadlo Swalberg for County Aid: Continued for term. In re sale of certain tracts of land acquired for delinquent taxes: Sher iff d hue ted to advertLsc as provided by law. House of David Wins Tournament DKNVEK, Aug. 14 UVi With first money in the Denver post baseball tournament safe In their but bans, the Hoil.se of David club was ivady today to eontinuo its diamond bam .stormlng. A sujArb exhibition of baseball en- "-bled the bewhikcred travelers t wln ,n( tourney by .shutting out the Kansas City, Mo., Monarelis, 2 to 0, ' .behind thv daz.llng pllching of "Sjiiko" Hunter. Levinsky Married To Fan Dancer CROWN POINT, Ind.. Aug. 14 uV "King" l-evinsky was married here e:rly today to Hoxauna Gllekman, u World's Fair fun dancer. Levinsky was married under his right name of Harris Krakow and gave his age iv-i 23. The bride gaw her age 19. AUTHORIZED DIOAI.KR l-'OK Sec I's For Flcctiic Refrigeration Fred Spasth iln 5K6 un."i Washington To make 1 gal. Ice Creum mix 1 10c pkg. Lena liell Krnntl lie Oram Ponili'r with 3c. sugar, beat in 3 qt.i. milk and cream. Freeze. For sale at PIrsIv Wig!v. Sitfeway Stores 35D nnd 1294 and Bcrger's Grocery. BUS SERVICE For WALLOWA. ENTERPRISE, JOSErH and War TolnU. Leave La Omnde. Lally 4:10 P. M. Fur rKMU.ETON, Way rnlnti Leave Ia Grande, Dally V. P. "taje IN(. isos Adanu rhona MAIN 41 ORE. Round - Up"! 25 Years Old The fint oar's K;iind-l.-p sur nrise l Pi tidleten Willi a gH her nia of 10,000 visitor.! which taxed i h iK-utiiii facilities of tho city 1 1 ii II I every private home was filled. The budget Tor the In.-t yi ar's 1'ciidleton lion ucl -I'p was only i.iiSO, wlieican budgets of :-mT?c:hn:; years were between liO.ooi) and $S0,0U0, as the sln.w ri'fw In i-izo and world-wide re Itiiown. The fii'.-'t "Happy Canyon" niuhl pav,o; iit was hold in 1 !) 1 1 and, dfpictltiK the coiitiuost of I he Wei, has proven, year after jear, a worthy companion to the thrill ing arena events (if Hie day. This j ear, na in pre, ions years, some of I he world's greatest cowboys hneUhr; lioiHc riders, bull-dof-m is. ropers and relay riders will I: i? compel n for generous cul) ( prizes and coveted championship trophic. I'enilletoti's famous j . I riir; of bin king hor.-os Is being su pptctueuted with new ones that iare expeeh d to gain fame enual 'to that of lionsevelt Trophy, Long Tom, I'lilllp Kollins. No Name and oilier almost unconquerable bui'heis whoso porl'nrnmnens hao helped cHtahlish tho I'endlclon I'ouiid-Cp as tho ''greatest of them al!." Liveshiclt Director I lerlierl Shields Advances To Fourth Round NEWPORT, R. I.. Aug. 14 Francis X. Shields, member of the U. S. Davis cup singles force and the defending tltlist In the current New port casino tennis piny, today quali fied for the fourth round by breez ing through EtKiie Jacobs of Balti more. 6-3, 6-3. CI.es Davis Present His Follies a, On the StaRC t'euturing 10 Bafftiarians Stii?c r.iind Supreme Little Johns In ii Garden of Jewels TSie Mathews Twins Ethel and Lewis Adafiio Dancers Frank Starr Radio Entertainer Patty Patterson l'.anjo riayer Supreme Ginger Stover Acrobatic Dancer Berney Nolan Muster of Ceremonies ;ud MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY CHICAGO WHEAT Open IHtfU Low Close Sept. (old) -.l.W4W l-M 10J UviA new 1.0414 MU i.?s'4 Dec. (old) 1.07!, U utV l.'H-Vi SVn new I -m ' 1 Mr' 1 M 1 W May l.lt?s;U M Mi J7? J.ohi.08 CHICAGO COUN Sept - tli i AV- A!i .75 x Dec :f;'s;!-t .7K' .May :i;).i?s -!s MMVh PORTLAND WHEAT Open Wen Low 'lo May - fi:1-! '' 4 1,;t Sept - - K-I4 .87 '4 .8' Dee. HH 'Kirtt -KH ,;i ,K V LOSSES CHALKED -UP IN EXCHANGE NEW YOIUC. Aug. 14 W1 A sag la non-ferrous metal shares, as In flation fevers continued to subside, moderately unsettled ft dull stock market today. Losses of fractions to 2 points were numerous. The final tone was heavy Sales approximated 620.000 shares. Closing figures Include: Air Reduc 98 Vi Al. Chem. and Dyo 126 American Oon Vi American T. and T 110V4 Bethlehem Sleel 2T4 J. I. Case 40'4 Chrysler 32 y, Col. a. and E 9 Continental Can 80 General Motors 30 Johns Manvllle 43 Llbbey-O-Ford 28 '4 Liggett nnd Myers B D6'2 Montgomery Ward 23 Nat. Dbtlll 19 J. C. Penney 57 Pub. Ser. of N. J 32 Southern Pacific 17 St. OH of Cal 35 St. Oil of N. J. 44?4 Union Pacific 07 United Aircraft 18 United Corp 4 U. S. Indus. Alco 38 U. S. Steel 33 E. . DELONG WILL PRESIDE E. H. DeLong Is leaving this eve ning for Portland where he will at tend a meeting of tho Interstate Asso ciated Creameries which will be held there tomorrow. Mr. DcLong is presi dent of the Association and will pre side over the meeting. Ho expects to return to his home here Thursday. I'OHTLAM) I'ltODI'Ct; PORTLAND. Aug. 14 (P, Butter Print, A grade. 27'ac; parchment wrapped cartons, 28.c; quantity pur chases j2c lb. less; B grade, parch ment wrapped, 27c; do cartons, 28c lb. Butter-fat Portland delivery: A gradw delivery at least twice weekly, 26fei27c lb.; country routes 23(.?25c lb.; B grade or delivery fewer than twice weekly, Portland 25 (t 26c; coun try routes 20(3 21c; C grade at mar ket. Eggs Sales to retailers: private firms, specials, 26c doz.; extras. 24c doz.; extra fresh extras, brown, 24c; Interior Wnllpalnt 15 Beautiful Colors PITTSBURGH PAINT STORK Phone 152-J 111 Elm St. Uiners Tucsclay, August 14, 193 1 standard.-!, 22c; fresh mcdluma, 22c doz.; medium flrstH, 20c doz.; pullets, IGc; checks, 18c; bakers, 16c dozen. Buying price of wholesalers: fresh specials. 23c -doz.; extras, 21c doz.; extra medium's, 18(irl9c doz,; medliuu firsts, 15c do-,.; pullets, 14c doss.; un dergrndvs. 14o per doz. St i.lt AND I'LOLH PORTLAND, Aug. 14 (P) Sugar Beny or fruit, 100s, 5.45; bales, $5.55; beet, $5.35. Domestic flour Selling price, mill delivery, 5 to 25-bbl. lots, family pat ent, 98s, 7.35 (a $8.25; bakers' hard wheat, $5.85 ( $8.10; blended flour. $6.70f-$7.50; bakers' bluestem, $6.85 C $6.95. Planned r llef in 24 hnurM Kunr- mony bark. "Jr. Platfii HINEX Fn-nrrlp-tlon" relievos all th dictrt-ss: jmwxtiiK whoolnfi; Itchtnfr oyt-a: runny now, hv:ul ache ; lhat dr-preRneil f 1 1 n k. or no coit Equally Rood for Rom 1-Vvi-r, N'nnnl Cntnrrti Ilend Colds, AHlhmiilW; i'oti(th. All dniKffHts n-fommenil It. II, on fnmrnnu-e ot a:Ulufu. tlon or money back prommly. Get It at Moon Drug Co. or Glass Drugs. Inc. Adv. A Complete Printing Service Qualit' Counts TVTT?T CJnAT oPpo, P. 0. Klectrie ling Wu.sliing Service Hamilton Beach Process. Rugs washed in your home. Original beauty restored. For prompt, pleasing service, call 131-W. W. II. Parkinson 1208 First St. 108 Square feet per roll $1.55 and up Buck Rake Teeth Douglas Fir . . . Each 25c Mower Tongues Strong and Sturdy Each - $1.40 Home Lumber & Coal Co. Phone Wain 17 MlCAt-y McCoy V. G. Sawyer Farmers' Friendly Headquarters mriimiiaimtsmBewaaamBSSiKiam LIBERTY Wednesday lMatinee - Night On The "jf kar Screen wifsg'M t,ii; sk,n" r flw Mi I:llssa "" rjFi ! fSfy l nink .Morgan J , i Mm 8'