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The) OREGON STATESMAN. Sclm.' Otjon. Friday Morning. May 8. 1911
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New Type of Trophy for Vines
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Few Stocks
Show Gain
Ellsworth Tines, former tennis kin, tarns his hand to roll and comes
vp with the Bobby Jones silver statuette for winning low gross ovpr
. the Catallna Island course. , - v
Sacramento Increases Lead;
leavers, 6-2
Seals Whip B
COAST LEAGUB STANDINGS
W i, Pct W I. Pet
Sacram'to 23 7 .761 San Fran 1 1 .500
Seattle , 17 13 .567 Oakland"' 13 18 .419
SanDiego 18 H .533 Vom An 11 19 Ml
Hollywd IS IS 00 Portland 10 19 J4S
SACRAMENTO, May M)
Sacramento turned on Oakland in
one big inning tonight and scored
enough "runs to stow away an 8
to 3 Coast league baseball game
here.
Six runs were scored off Tom
Ananicz in the third inning when
the Solons bunched five hits in
cluding a .triple by Gutterldge
and a homer by Wieczorek with
two on. ! ' V - -, ''" i
Oakland " , , . Ji 4 ' 1
Sacramento . L& ll 1
Ananicz, Mulligan (3) and Ral
mondi; Munger' and Wieczorek,
MatshaU (8).
Seals 6, Bevos 2
SAN FRANCISCO, May
-Larry Jansen, young righthand
er, held Portland's baseball dele
gation to seven hits tonight while
the San Francisco Seals dunked
the Beavers, 6 to 2..
Jansen pitched shutout ball in
all but the fifth inning when the
Beavers tapped him for three
bunched hits, including doubles
by Owen and Wright, which net
ted them their two runs.
Portland L 2 7 3
San Francisco - -.6 11 3
Gonzales and Hawkins; Jansen
: and OgrodowskL .,,
Seattle 9, Padres 1
SAN DIEGO, Calif., May t.-ffl
-A six-run sixth inning outburst
enabled Seattle to trounce San
Diego 9 to 1 tonight and take
sole possession of second place in
the Coast league.
Hal Turpin limited the Padres
to four hits while the Rainier
collected 12 off two San Diego
pitchers.
Seattle 9 12 0
San Diego 1 4 1
Turpin and JTallon; Hebert,
Brewer (7) and Salkeld.
i Upturn in Freight ?:
Loadings to High '
Mark Aids Rails
NEW YORK, May 9.H!PHStocks
tried for a half-hearted rally in
Thursday's market but most failed
to make the grade.
A few rail, metal, motor and.
merchandising issues managed to
edge forward after a hesitant
start. Tor a while gains of frac
tions to a point were fairly well
distributed. Prices retreated In
many instances in the final hour
without much pressure being ap
plied. The close was moderately
irregular.
: The Associated Press average
of 60 stocks was off .1 of a point
at 39.8, ft. duplication or Wednes
day's" slip. Transfers amounted to
440,400 shares compared with
558,560 Wednesday.
V General Motors managed to em
erge with a -point advance
when it was announced the com
pany's April sales established i
new record for any month. Chry
sler dipped to a new year's low
but came back to finish up Va net.
A more than seasonal upturn
in last week'afreight loadings to
the highest mark since early last
November aided scattered rails.
Ending a - trifle ahead were NY
Central, Pennsylvania, Great Nor
them and Pere Marquette prefer
red.
Angels 10, Stars 8
LOS ANGELES, May 8
The lowly Los Angeles Angels
out-staggered Hollywood in an
other game tonight, winning 10
tc 8.
, Third Baseman Peanuts Low
rey emerged as the Angel hero
but almost became the goat. He
drove in four runs with a triple,
double and single, three tallies
coming in the eighth. In the ninth
he committed his second and third
errors. Hollywood thereby scored
twice and had the tjeing runs on
Hollywood , 8 14
Los Angeles. 10 13
Bittner, Gay (2), Tost (4), Das-
so (8). Weldon (8), and Dapper;
Prim, Flores (5) and Collins.
'Gat Cindermen
In 6-Way Meet
Willamette ITs track and field
team moves to Portland this
afternoon, where it will jtake part
in a six-way meet with Reed
college, Multnomah club, Linfield,
Mt. Angel and Oregon College of
Education on the Reed track.
. Coach Howard Maple said he
intended to take his entire squad.
They're not Counting
9 Em, When He Bags Ace
j EUGENE, May 8P)"Lady
Luck was just a double crosser,
Eldon Beeks decided when he
made a hole-in-one at the Laurel
wood golf course.
For that one day only, the
club's hole-in-one contest had
been' called off.
UWNetmenVie .
'SEATTLE, May 8.-(P)-The
University of Washington's seven
man tennis . team, defending
northern division champions, hit
the Oregon trail today for week
end matches with netsters from
Oregon State college and the
University of Oregon.
On Exhibit at Monmouth Show
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One of the features of the lamb show at Monmouth Saturday will be
this Romney ram, recently Imported from New Zealand by Eldon
Riddle. (Courtesy of the Oregonlan).
Polk County
Show Op
ens
i Season's First Lamb
Display Is Saturday
j at Monmonth
DALLAS Commercial lambs
Quotations at Portland
Produce Exchange
Caacara bark 1940 bmL Se' IK tui.
9clb. -. . .
.MS: trfc Portland Urestock
PAPTT.XKTl Ore
nrinn a nd. SBci in Darch
ment wrappera: 40c in cartona; B
rrade 3ac, in parcnmeiu wrjj". I roBTLAND,
39c In cartona. i t I (USDA) Hog
n.it.rfmtrirat duality, maximum l market alow.
J ol 1 per cent acidity, delivered Port- Barrows and gilta
land. 38',i-39c lb.; premium quamy
(maximum of J ol 1 per cent acidity),
39(fc-40c lb.: valley routes and county
riinta 2c less, or 37c; second quality
cents under first, or 37c
to producers
Ore.. May S (AP)
Salable 350, total 900;
do ch. 160-180 lbs.
oo fa-en. leo-iso
$ t OO 8 50
JO 1.00
as 9.00
S.609 9 00
SJS9 S.7S
SS S.60
do gd-Ch. 180-220
do fd-ch, 200-223 lbs.
do fd-cn, Z2O-240 I
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Eiro-Buylns pnee. to Pucr.: -
iL-fliurn' B 21 RewJe toTetaller. Tcdr pigs, fd-cb. 70-120. tS 010.00
4hShS tor cZii. SleWlto ,..CatU: 200; calves, salable 35. total 60.
4C nuner ..caCT' TT,' "if I Strrra. ton). OMWlina m linwiMinit
Cheese selling price w rauiuu - - " -r: ;r '.1" "
taller : Tillamook . mpieta . c id.; '.Y?
loaf 23c lb. Triplets to wnoiesaiers
20c lb.; loaf. 21c lb, f .0.0. Tillamook.
Portland Produce
do common. 750-1100 lba
Heifers, good. 750-900 lbs
00 med, 900-soo lbs ,
do corn. 500-900
Cows. good, all wts-
PORTLAND. Ore May S AP I
Country meats Selling price to retaii-r-
rountrv killed hoes, best butchers.
125-140 lbs.. 12',4-13c; Testers, fancy.
15-lftc; light-thin 12-14C, heavy 12-14C
lambs, yearlings. 14's-lSc; 1941 spring
lambs. 18-19c; ewes. S-8e; good cut
ter cows, 12-13c; cannex cow, ll-12c;
Kulla 1A14V. m ' 1
l.lv nouurv--fcSUYins nnces: no. 1
do medium, all wta
do cut-corn, all wta
ao canner, an wta
Bulla (yearlings excluded)
peex good, all wts.
8.50 10.00
7.50 8.50
9.50(105
8.OO9 t-90
(.750 8.00
8.009 S 50
7.009 8.0
8.75 9 7.00
4.739 S-7S
1.35a 8.75
do sausage, gd. all wta 8.25 8.73
do sausage, med. all wts. 7.509 3
do cut-corn, all wts isa 7 .so
Vealersr gd-cb, all wts.10.50 6$ 1 1 .50
co com-med. all wU .... 6.50910.50
do cull, all wts 5.009 t-80
paae ixwnorn ;AwA i to EwM- good-choice 3.00 3.50
fryers under 3 lbs.. 18c; sprtafers. 3 to do common-medium 1.50 3.00
4 lbs- 20c: roasters, ovfer 4 lbs-, 21c; jjunbs. ed-ctt 7 750 8 00
colored hens over 5 lbs 19c; hens. 4 do medium and ood 2?IS 5S
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14c; over 31, lbs- 18c. Old roosters Sprmg mbt, gdNch
V-t . .... w. 00 mea-gooa
crop hens 19-ZOc; lorn 10-iitc.
9.733 8.50
10.23910.50
9-5910.00
Dressed turkeys N o ml n a 1 selling pArilani1 flwait
prices, nciia, m -
Onions Orecon Uanvers. regular
3.00-3-; 3-inch and larger. 3-3-3.50, 60
PORTLAND.
Wheat: :
May
September
Cash wheat (bid)
Ore.. May 8 (AP)
open High Low Close
11 77 n 't 77 i
n 11 11 79
Soft white 77,4:
ltv hi f. New Calif, wax 2.23 lug.
Potatoes Old Destchutes Mo. I. 1.40
aectd Deschutes brand 1 :49: Yakl-
maa. 1.00-1. OS cwt: Klamath 1.40-1.45
Mntal! selected Klamath 1.50-1.55: soft white excludina Rex 79A: white
new Calif, long white No. 1. 2.50 cen- club 80; western red ?94. Hard red
tail: B'wSOc-liW per 50-Ib. bag. winter: ordinary 791a: 11 per cent 84;
Hay selling price on tracks: Alfalfa 12 per cent 88; 13 per cent 92; 14 per
No. 1, 14.75 ton; oat-vetch 10.00 ton; cent 96. Hard whlte-Baart: 12 per cent
clover 10.00 ton; timothy, eastern Ore- 98'i: 13 per cent lOOli; 14 per cent
won 17-0 ton: valley timothy. 14.00- 102 'i.
13.00 ton, Portland. . I Today's ear .receipts: Wheat 23; bar-
Mohair 1941. u-montn, 43010. 1 ley u; nour 7; corn 1; oats 0; hay 0;
wool 1941 contracts, vregon rancn 1 muueea
nomtnaL 31-32C lb.: 1940 eastern Ore
gon range, 30-32c; crootbred, 34-35C
Willamette wauey la-monua, woc id
Domestic flour Selling price, city
d.llrr. 1 to 25 bbL kU: Fancy pat
ents. 40s. 6.40-7M; bakers' hard wheat
net 9.10-4.10; bakers' bluesteim. 8.50-
Wool tn Boston
BOSTON. May 8 (API TTJSDA)
Interest broadened and prices of ac-
"U. 'in -.ZTA'S . r."ZTZ. tive domestic wools finned Thursday
ioV' 5 03 whole wheatT49r4 JW bbl" $1 to tlJOl scoured basis
soft wheat 40-4JS i- for fine territory wooU In original bags.
HoDoVewc940.22fc-t4c lb seed- Combing, bright, three-eighths and
,"0,?tTI5f ,if tw one-ouarter blood fleece wool contln-
cenu in ttte grease, delivered to
and. Improved breeding 'will be
two main features at the fourth
annual spring lamb show, which
opens Saturdaj at Monmouth and
is the first of a series to be held
in the , Willamette valley. ,
In connection Vith the lamb
exhibit, the breeders and Mon
mouth chamber of commerce have
agreed that the class for commer
cial lambs should be given a larg
er share of premium money than
the classes for purebreds In order
to stimulate more sheep produc
ers .to exhibit in this class.
The number of entries will de
termine to a' degree how" much
premium money will be paid in
this particular class. With this ex
ception, it is planned, to offer
about five awards in each class.
Most of the premiums this year
will be cash awards in addition
tc : some merchandise given by
Monmouth business 1 houses.
Stud Bams Exhibit
A' special exhibit of stud rams
has been arranged that should be
of considerable interest to sheep
breeders not only in this county
but elsewhere. Two imported
rams are to be on display, one
the Romney-Marsh ram recently
imported from New Zealand by
William Riddell and the other a
Southdown brought from Eng
land, exhibited by Eldon Riddell.
It is planned to have some ex
ceptional individuals of various
breeds."
Breeders as follows have sig
nified their willingness to put
them on display according to the
respective breeds as follows: Lin
coin, James Riddell; Cotswold, J,
B. j Lorence; Hampshire, Ronald
Hogg; Dorset-Horn, Kenneth Mc
Crae; Corriedale, Jimmie Riddell
Romney-Marsh, William Riddell
Southdowns, Eldon RiddelL
No competition . is offered in
connection with the stud ram ex
hfbit. It is merely intended to
stimulate interest among breed
ers.
In connection with the exhibit
of: rams, a discussion of various
problems affecting the sheep in
dustry has been planned for II
a. m. Harry Lindgren, extension
animal husbandman, Oregon
State college, has been scheduled
to speak.
The juniors are having judg
ing contest in the morning and
special lamb classes. Similar but
separate from adult breeders, in
the afternoon, with the exception
that all Junior entries will be sin
gle individuals only. -Dor
Trials Set.
The sheep dog trials, held last
year for the first time in connec
tion with the Polk county show,
are on the program. A special
group of ewes not entered in the
show competition, have been se
cured for the trials. They are not
only of fine wool breeding but
also have been worked with dogs.
Some outstanding, dogs are ex
pected. - .; . .
The other part of the program
that appeals to the general public
Is the free lamb rheat, which it
has become - customary to give
away at the lamb show. Four car
casses have been donated by the
following. breeders:-Ronald Hogg,
James Lewis, Homer - Link and
James RiddelL These, carcasses
are all to be butchered and made
into lamb cuts and given away as
special prizes.
Entries' are all. to be in place
by 9 a. mV Saturday. It is not
necessary, for . breeders to make'
entries in advance. It is suggest
ed that breeders not do any fit
ting preparatory to the show as
this is not customary at the spring
market lamb shows. It is intend
ed "by "the committees in charge
that no one should do any fitting.
Lambs should be exhibited in
connection with their quality as
market lambs only and this
should be the only consideration
in connection with awarding the
prizes. Claude Steusloff. of the
Valley Packing company, has
been scheduled as" judge. He was
the judge at the first show held
in this county three years ago.
Lettuce Price up
PORTLAND, May S.-tfVLet-
tuce prices increased as a result of
shortage of current offerings.
Weather conditions have hindered
harvesting. Sales of best quality
ranged up to $25 a crate. "
Siilficierit Wool
Seen Despite
Large Deinand ;
Despite the tremendous demand
for wool for war and peace time:
requirements, there s no danger of .
any wool shortage, according to
the American wool council-. , V
The, United States wool produc
1 1 o tt f or 1941 approximates 450
nuHiott Jpounds. Argentina, Uru
guay and Chile produce annually
a similar amount, most of which
in normal times goes; to Europe.
The war has closed those markets,
and the. United. States . today la
the largest consumer of South
American wools. In addition, there-
Is in excess of a billion pounds ol
wool available from" Australia.
New Zealand and South Africa.
Only a catastrophe that would
shut the US off from the worlda.
sources of supply could, limit the
wool for either civilian or mili
tary purposes.
Stocks and Bonds
May
Compiled by The United Press
STOCK AVI AGES
30 IS IS 60
v ; Indus Rails XJtll Stks
Net change D .1 Unch D J D A
Thursday 55 8 1TJ 30.3 39 8
Previous day 55J 17.5 90S 384
Month ago 58.7 18 J 324 40 4
Year uo . 71 J 18 8 38.8 49 8
1941 high 63.8 17.7 35.S 45 0
141 low
. 844 ; . 18.4 30 J 38 J.
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BOND AVEBAGES
20 10 18 18
Rails Indus Uul Prgn
Net change A .1 A DJ DJ
Thursday 864 104.7 1014 434
Previous day 864 1044 1014 434
Month ago 834 1044 100.8 444
Year ago f 8 4 103.8 87.6 46.1
1841 high 664 1054 1014 484
1941 low . 804 1044 89.0 38.6
Closing Quotations
NEW YORK, May 8HiS-Today,s closing quotations:
Air Reduction 40 Eastman Kodak 124 Phelps Dodge 284
Alaska Juneau ;w 4 El Pow & Light 1 Phillips Petrol 41
Allis Chalmers 26 Gen Electric . 28 Proc & Gamble - 504
American Can 1 79 Gen Foods - 36 Pub Ser NJ 22H
Amer Car & Fdy 26 Gen Motors - J8 Pullman 24fc
Am Rad Std San 6 Goodrich lZKadio zWa
Am Roll Mills 14 Goodyear Tire nyiRayonier 11
Am Smelt & Ref 37 Great North . 26 Rayonier Pfd .... 24 Vi
Amer Tel & Tel 149 Greyhound : 0 Republic Steel 17
Amer Tob B 66 Illinois Cent i 8 Vi Richfield Oil 8
Amer Wat Wks 4H 'lnsp Copper 104 Safeway Stores 37
Amer Zinc L&S 5V4 Inter Harvest 44V, Sears Roebuck 69
AnamnHa 24 Vi Int Nick Can ; 25 SheU .Union 13
Armour IU ., 4V Int Pa Pip Pfd 65 Socony Vac .. 94
Atchison , " 29 Int Tel & Tel 2 Sou Calif Edi 22
Aviation Corp - 2 Johns Manville 58 South Pacific 84
Baldwin Loco 13 Kennecott 33 Sperry Corp 33
Bendix Avia i. 34 Libbey-O-Fordi 31 Stand Brands .... 5
Bethlehem Steel.. 69 Lockheed
Boeing Air 13 Loew's
Borden . , 19 Long-Bell , A
Borg Warner . 16 Vi Monty Ward
Calif Pack
users. South American wools were
quite active at firm.- to slightly ad
vanced prices. i
Calumet Hee .
Canada Dry
Canad Pacific
Cater Tractor
Celanese , .
Ches & Ohio -
Chrysler L.
Col Gas tc Elect
Commer" Solv 10
Consol Aircraft 25 Otis Steel
22 Stand Oil Calif.. 22
29 Stand Oil Ind 29
2 Stand Oil NJ .... 36
32 Vi Stone Webster - . 6 :
17A Nash-Kelvinator 4 Studebaker 4
5 Nat Biscuit 16 Sunshine Min 8
11 Nat Dairy Prodi. 12 Texas Corp 39y
3 Nat Distillers J 18 Trans-America 4V4
40 Nat Lead UVt Union Carbide 66
21 NY Central 13 Union Oil Cal 14
36 North Amer Av 12 Union Pacific u.. 80
56 North Amer Co 12 United Airlines .. 10
2 North- Pacific - 7 United Aircraft 38
Ohio Oil-: 8umtea urug
7 United Fruit 614
Consol Edison 18 Pac Amer Fish 8 US Rubber zz ,
Consol Oil 5 Pac Gas & Elec 24 US Rubber Pfd - 90
Corn Productl . 45 Packard Motor 2 US Steel . 52
Crown Zeller 12 Pan Amer Air .10 Warner Pict 3
Curt Wright 8 Paramount Pic 11 Western Union - 20
Doug Aircraft 67 J C Penney 79 West Elec 88
Du Pont De N 141 Penn RR , , 25 Woolworth ' 27 .
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tuh-speed times like these. ;
Rainier-bccause of its piznqr, thoroagh
tging and celebrated, mellow flavor, its
refreshing, mMj stimulating sriulncss
ts a delightful and helpful accessory to
relaxation.''
In any season, outdoon or at home, en
joy a tall, cold glass of sparkling Rainier.
It's on tale at better dealers everywhere.
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of its manufacturing process. For example,
we contract for the entire output of first
grade seedless hops of the great Sheldon
Ranch, and use m iber hops b any of our
products. Furthermore, tvt make far turn
malt so that we may how beyond question
that it is made from only the finest grains.
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