Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983, August 13, 1934, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Textrxg at IHEEUGENE EEGISTEE-OTJ AED STILL BOOTING 'EM HOME-By Krenz Townies Hit Stride, Crush Toledo 13 To 6 SALEM, ALGOS WIN TO STAY IN 3-WAY IE By LTLB ROWAN The Eugene Townlea continued their ulugglng pace of the last two games led hammered out fourteen hiti off Ted Pilletle to defeat the Toledo Mudbens 13 to 6 In an Oregon Bute League same ployed at the fairground! ' yesterdsy. Eugene gave little regard to the Im pressive record of Pillette and blaated igbt extra baae blta for a total of twenty alz baaea. John Lewla, Townlea third eacker, waa the batting atar of the day, hitting a home run, a triple, and a alngle and drawing a baae on ' ball! in fire tripe to the plate. He alao batted In four runa for the locale. Townlea Score Flrat The Townlea opened the acorlng with one run In the flrat Inning when Jack Gordon waa aafe on an error, advanced to third on a well-placed In field alngle by Lewla, and acored on a fleldera choice. Hoover tied the acore for Toledo In the aecond inning by hitting aafely and scorlnir on a alngle, wild pitch, and an error. Bay Koch put Eugene In the lead In the third Inuing by hitting a alngle to centerfleld and aa the ball got away from the fielder be kept on going to third base and acored on a wild throw to the plate. The Townlea, however. atarted the flreworka In the lourtn Inning by alugglng I alz runa and put the game aafely away. Two baae hlta fey Blahop, Jack Gordon, Lewla and Koch and a triple by Joe Gordon ac counted for the tallies. Teamt Sill Tied Lewla'a homer came In the fifth and cored Jack Gordon, who had hit for three baaea ahead of him. Inman replaced Wiltshire on the mound for Eugene In the slitb Inning . when Toledo ataged a brief rally to acore four runa on three baggera by Marlowe and Hauaer, and a double by Johna. He held the Mudhena to three bits for the remainder of the game. The Townlea final two runa came in the eighth aa Joe Gordon pounded out Ilia aecond three base hit of the game to score Lewis and Koch. Eugene'a win yesterday enabled them to remain In a tie for the league leadership with but two gamea left to play, E 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 Eugene AB R H TO A Jack Jordon, ef .. S 8 2 8 0 Lewla, 8b ."e 8 8 0 8 Koch, 2b 5 8 8 3 2 Joe Gordon, as ... S 1 2 4 4 Van Duyn, It .... 6 0 0 2 0 Bishop, e 5 1 1 7-1 Gould, rf 8 0 1 1 1 Husband, lb 4 0 1 T 8 Wiltshire, p 8 2 112 Inman, p 1 0 0 0 0 Total 40 13 14 27 18 Toledo Qulnn, cf ...... Packard, aa . McClain, lb .., Marlowe, If ... Hoover, rf-2b , Hauser, e ..... Pillette, p ..... Johns, 8b-2b .. Roberts, 2b-8b . Blackwell, rf . Mitchell, rf .... Total AB . 4 . 6 . 4 . 4 . 6 . 4 . 8 . 2 . 1 . 2 . 1 .35 H PO 0 0 6 10 24 14 4 Summary Stolen bases: Pillette, McClain. Double plays: (jordon to Koch to Husband. Home run: Lewis. Three base hits: Jack Gordon, Joe Gordon 2, Marlowe, Hauser. Two base blta: Jack Gordon, Lewla, Koch, Blah- op, Johns. Huns batted In: Jack God don, Ijewis, 4, Koch, Joe Gordon 8, Van Duyn 2, Husband, Marlowe,, Hauser, Blackwell 2, Innings pitched: by Wiltshire 5 2-8, by hum, 3 1-8. Winning pitcher, Wiltshire. Hits: off Wiltshire 7. off Iumsn 8. Struck out: by Wiltshire 4. by Inman 1, by Pil lette 8. Base on halls: otl Wiltshire 2, off Inman 8, off Pillette 2. Hit by pitcher: Rlnckwcll hy Inman. Wild pitch: Wiltshire. Earned runs: off Wiltshire 8, off Inmsn 2. off Pillette 10, Umpires: Lawsnn and Manerud. Time, 1 :!.. EAGLES DRUBBED ALBANY, Aug. 13 tP The Al bany Alcoa kept pare with Eusene and Salem atop the state league by drub bing the Portland Eaglra 15 to 2 here yeslerdsy. Home runs by Dean and Lapeyrl featured Albany's ID hit attack. B. Adams held the Portland team to slz hits. The Eagles' tallies came from tome runs by Ed Adams and Heath. Score: Portland 2 4 Albany IK in 2 Helner, E. Adams and Irwin; B. Adams and Trembly. BEND ELIMINATED SALEM. Aug. 1.1 C4 Kitra base lllta. Including a home run by Iwell Grlbhla, third baseman, and two doubles try Manager Iee Eriwarda, were largely respnnalhle for Kalem'a to 8 win over Bend In their base ball game here Sunday. Bend'e defeat eliminated the central Oregon team from a four-way tie for flrat place In the Stale league. Score I Bend S 8 1 Salem 0 IS 1 Batteries: Hatch, Gehrman and O'Leary; Wilson. Beck and Edwards. Production of motor vehicles In the United States and Canada for the first half of 1MI amounted to 1.7WV 400 nnlta aa compared with 1.023,376 . lor lb first aii moot ha of 1933. iiiiifi IS CROWDING 1 M ' WWAJWfrt old. tifcjsiae Although me 50, this winner dozen derbies RESPONDS TO IfiE FAMILIAR Cpy, COME STEVE" ON BRITISH "TRACKS. MfftGJHCLIMBER By RICHARD JOHNSTON The 1034 major league baseball sea- aon. already nearlng Ita end, bringa to light two interesting facta, to wit: The closeness of the pennant battles, the coming through of "dark horses," and the Increased interest of the pub lie aa a result; and secondly, over shadowing of Individual efforts In the team efforta at first place. Especially la thia true In the American loop. When the Yankees and Athlet. loa dominated the Junior league, the pennant race waa usually such ranaway that the winner waa know around the fourth of July, it which time New York or Phil adelphia waa ahead about 13 lames. Along with this overbalanced situa tion, public interest was transferred to the Individual heroes, such as It ut U. Gehrig, Fozz, Grove, and other atahvnrta who aimed marks of long standing. Now with Detroit and New York fighting tooth-nnd-nnll for the top spot in the American loop, and with a similar situation existing between the (iinnts, Cards, and Cubs in the National league, baseball interest has been revived very strongly, especially in tliA eastern section. Even third, fourth and fifth place clubs Ilka Cleveland, Boston, and othera are furnishing ale. mente of Interest. Hera on the eoast Loa Angeles, Missions, Hoi lywood, and San Francisco are ataglng great battles. Alllioiik'li the day of Bahe Ruth seems about done, the once "national snort" seems definitely due for a revival of lla prestige. EUGENE FOR TITLE T By UNITED PRESS The Seattle Indiana were up there with Loa Angelea today, sharing first place in the tightest Pacific Coast league race recent seasons have produced. The Indiana climbed Into tie for the top ranking by a double vic tory 8unday, while the Angel were dividing their own double bill. Mean while the Mission Beds, who for one day lsst week shared the pin- nscle position with Los Angeles, dropped to third. Seattle's climb, which atarted with the very first aerlea of the aecond half when they defeated lxs Angeles, reached Its objective yesterday In their double win over Sacramento. The scores were T-4 and 11-7. Loa Angelea lost the opener to the San Francisco Seals. 6 3, hut In the aecond Emit Meota, l.os Angelea righthander, scored an easy 01 TeHsry. The Missions lost both Sunder contests to Hollywood, 5-3 and 4 2. Oakland took two from Portland moved up Into tilth plsce, replso Ing Sacrsmento. In the first game Ken Pcuglss won his second of the series by an 11-3 score. A three run rslly In the seventh gave Oak land the wlndup, 4 8. Portland took the aeries, four to three. The teams go Into action Tuesday Ith Ia Angelea remaining in San Francisco to play the Mission lied; The Seals traveling to Hollywood: Oskland playing at Sacramento; and Portland visiting Sesttle, Baseball Standings By THE ASSOCIATED PHTSS COAST W. I.os Angeles . 80 Seattle . 30 Missions ..2S Snn Francisco Hollywood Onklnnd Sncrnmento ... Portland 27 27 New Tork Chicago ... St. Imis ..... Boston . Pittsburgh Brooklyn , Phils.lelphia Cincinnati ....22 10 17 NATIONAL ..- ....70 mi .M 52 ....45 44 37 AMERICAN Detroit 71 New York ..flrt Cleveland ...... 57 Boston ..5S Washington .... 40 St. I.ouis 47 Philadelphia 41 Chicago .... 38 4) L. 2C 20 22 23 28 28 81 S3 SO 43 40 54 54 n A3 71 87 41 41) ra 57 57 ni 72 Pet. .000 .000 .MO .840 .MO .440 .380 .340 .042 .noe .574 .500 .401 .120 .411 .343 .057 .617 ,538 .523 .402 .452 .402 .345 Lawton Little Win Frisco Golf Crown SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 13. OP Lawson Utile, British amateur golf champion, today holds a new honor the Northern California open title. Utile won the state crown with a medal acore of 288 for 72 holes, four strokes better than the runner-up. Benny Coltrin, San Francisco, here yesterday. The winner's score was even par for the California club course. 16 SIX LOOP TROPHY SWIMMKIIS' DELIGHT. Aug. 18. t Special 1 -Ma rcola won the cham pionship of Dm Big Six league here Sunday afternoon when they over whelmed Null II to 2 In the playoff of a protested game. Thurston withdrew anoiher rotet, to sew up the title for the Marcola club. C. Itaker. ace Mamila hurler. held the Noll Kilters to five scattered hingles while his teammates were, nicking Tro.per and Livingston for 10 safeties, A Isrge crowd ssw the gsme. Marrola will now play Hills Creek, champion of the Cascade league, for the Dinty Moore trophy. The dale of the game will be set later this week. In a preliminary encounter, the Ilel lig girls won a 22 to 1I victory over I'inty's In a Register-Guard Dinlv's Hike Shop Girls' league tilt. The llrilig is In second place In the league standings by virtue of the victory. Short score: March, id 5 KoU 3 6 4 By BICHARD JOHNSTON ROSEBURG, Aug. 13 (Special) Fifteen aafetiea off four Eugene pitchers, seven errora by the visiting playera and Baker'a four-hit flinging combined to give the Roseburg Amen pan Legion juniors an 18 to 2 victory here Sunday afternoon in the aecond tilt of the three game aeriea for the right to enter the state meet at As toria, Roseburg won Saturday 6 to 4 in 12 Innings, and the 18 to 2 abellack Ing eliminated Eugene from further Play. The game lasted three hours, and Eugene acored in but one inning, the aecond, after Boseburg hsd piled up 8 to O margin. Two Eugene runa came in, and from that time on Baker blanked the visitors. The Indiana took advantage of a combination of hits and errora to lead 6 to 2 in the third. and built up their lead ateadily from that time on. Maunay la Star It waa a heart-breaking loss for Coach Frank Fassett of the Eugen' eans, who had figured on Russell, star lefthander, to pull out a win in the second tilt. Mauney, red-headed mem ber of the Pleasant Hill baseball fam ily, had pitched beautiful ball through 12 Inniugs Saturday only to lose a 5 to 4 decision. The Eugene club waa nervoua and tense, and after Ruseburg'a 3 run bar rage in the third, never had a chance. The Indians added another counter In the fourth, and three more in the sixth. A single, passed bull and squeeze play netted them their 11th run In the seventh. Mclntyre, who had replaced Igoe after the 14 year old ace had gone in for Russell, was the victim of a 6 run attack in the first of the eighth, the Roseburg batters hitting clear around to make the score 17 to Tbey added one more in the ninth, and then retired Eugene with three con secutive outs. Ooldbar Outstanding A capacity crowd saw the game, and became wildly enthusiastic aa the Boseburg club forged to the front It marked the end of a long title quest by the Indians, who nosed out Coqullle and Klamath Falls for the right to meet Eugene. Galdbar, Eugene enptnin and cotch. er. was the outstanding plnyer on the field, sharing honors with Baker, Roseburg pitcher. Mauney also played bang-up ball for the visitors. After catching Saturday a tilt and the first game Sunday, Goldbnr went in and pitched Eugene to a 0 to 7 victory in the 5 Inning exhibition that followed the title battle. Short score: Roseburg 18 15 8 Eugene 2 4 7 Baker and McLoin; Russell, Igoe, Mclntyre, Scales and Goldbnr. TILLAMOOK, Aug. 13. (Special) The Eugene golfing team won the Valley golf championship here Sunday over the Neskowin links in n four-wsy meet with Salem, Tillamook and Ore gon City. A 12 man team from each city was entered, with Salem occupying the runner-up position. Belden Bnbb cap tained the Eugene tenm. Scorea in cluded Eugene, 7, Salem 66, Oregon City, 41, and Tillamook 81. Bob Scoville Cracks Up in "Suicide Car"; Two Others Injured PORTLAND, Aug. IS (UB Three drivers and a woman spectator were injured during an auto race meet at the Greshsm apeedbowl Sunday. Boh Scoville. a driver, waa taken to a Portland hospital suffering from scalp wounds and severe lacerations when his machine locked wheels with one piloted by 8ld Archer. He was not seriously hurt. Devon Smith and Flnsh Bniley, Seattle drivers, collided In the main event and smashed through a fence. A broken wheel struck a spectator. Mrs. Jessie Cotnstock, who was treated for possible internel Injuries and shock. The drivers suffered only minor injuries. Woodie Woodford. Loa Angeles, won the 40-lep msin event in 18 minutes, 50:3S seconds. Noble Kizer To Coach All Star Grid 11 CHICAGO, Aug. 13. (An Noble Kizer. Purdue'g head football coach will head an all-Big Ten staff, which will prepore 33 college atara for their blr battle against the cntcago Bears, national professional football cham pions, at Soldier Field Aug. 81. Kizer waa "elected" by fane of the country, who turned in a total vote of 617,000, of which he received 261,843. Dick Hanley of Northwestern, and Robert C. Zuppke of Illinois,, who ran aecond and third, will be Kizer'a assistants. Hanley polled 240,046 votes. Zuppke got 246,048. Jimmy Crowley, head coach at Fordham, landed fourth in the poll, conducted by the Chicago Tribune, with 243,702 votes. Slip Madigan of St. Mary's, came neit with 241,080, and Harry Kipke of Michigan, fol lowed him with 240,728. E NEW YORK. Aug. 13. flJ-B With Manager Mickey Cochrane batting out two doubles. Detroit swept ita aeries with Cleveland yesterday, again com ing from behind to win, 6-5. Marvin Owen was most of the worke. with single and a homer; in addition he scored the winning run and started a triple play in the seventh which pulled Luke Hamlin out of a hole. New Tork, celcbrntlng Babe Ruth'a last appearance as a regular in Fen way Park. Boston, where he got bis start twenty years ago, could get no better than an even split, losing the first gome, 6-4 and winning the night cap, 7-1, which lost a half game to the Tigers. Big George Earnshaw gave the Chicago White Sox their only game of the St. Louis series, winning the night cap 8-2 after the Browna had won the opener 4-2. Philadelphia and Washington were washed out by rain In the eighth inning of the first game of a doubleheader, with the score tied, 1-1. Chicago Cubs got long awaited re venge on the Dean brothers of St. Louis, winning both ends of a twin bill and running Paul and Dizzv off the field. Babe Herman, with two nomers. led the assault on Brother Paul in the opener aa the Cuba chased the younger Dean In the fifth with a three run spree, 7-2. They took the nightcap, 6-4, at the expenss of Jerome. Pittsburgh won a loose affair with Cincinnati, 0-8. CHICAGO LIVESTOCK CHICAGO, Aug. Dept. Agr.l Hogs ii nifii-r; .u-.ai ins. s.y.-hj.wi; top $5.60; highest since October 1P3I; sows 84.25-65. Cwtlle lft.000; fiv losds choice medium weight and weighty steers about stesdy but outside demand very narrow and general steer and yearling market weak to i'5 lower with com paratively little done; most hl 15 to 25 off; top medium weight $0.25: few loads JS.rt5 9.llli cows 10-15 off; best heavy heifers $7.50; light heifers 87; stockera and feeders source, strong; 1.000 hesd western crasser running mostly to she stock; bulls about steady snd vealers weak to 25 Jower at $' downward: saussge bulls 8315. Hheep: 8000; fat lambs slow; indi cations 25 and more lower. Some in teresta bidding flat 50 off; most bids 87 downward on good to choice ua tives. resulting In few sales; best bids 87.25 on lambs, held above 87.50; nothing done on few loads range lambs or on shorn Nebraska natives; sheep aU'ut steady: ewes 82.00-75. Chicago Grain Goes Bullish After Drop CHICAGO, Aug. 13. OP) Aitres- sive buying late today virtually over came new price setbacks which earlier had carried wheat down to 8 3-4 centa under last week's high point. 1'urcnnsing of whent anoeared to be chiefly for the East, whereas the west was active in buying corn. Strength shown by securities at New York, together with aome renewal of inflation talk, had a late bullish influence. Whent closed Iriegular. li off to Va up compared with Saturday'a finish, Dec. new, 100 8-4 to 7-8, corn at 3-S decline to M advance, Dec. 78 7-8 to 9, oata 1-8 to 1 3-8 down, and nro. visions showing a rise of 25 to 32 cents. Wheat: Sept., old, open. 81.03 to .03 'i : tilth. 81.04 B-S; low, 81.02M: close, 81-03 3-4 to 7-8. New. open. 81.03 to .03 4; high. $1.04 3-4; low, 8L02; close, $l.a'l 3-4 to 7-8. Dec, old. open, 81.05 R-4 to .OflU: high. 81-07 3-4; low, 81.05; close, 81.06 5-8 to 7-8. New, open, 81-05H to .0014; high, 81.07 8-4; low, $1.05; close. 81.08 8-4 to 7-S. Sfny. open. 81.08 to .OOW: hlih 81.11 1-8; low, J1.0S; close, 81.10 1-8 to 'i. Corn: Sept.. open. 75-T54: hleh. 76U: low. 73 j-S: close. 75 5-S to 3-4. Dec, open. 7SH-7nii: Inch. 70 8.4: low, 77; close, 73 7-S to 70. May, open. 82 8-4 to S3: hieh 84 1-S; low, 81 5-8; close, 83 3-S to H- CHICAGO. Aug. 13. 4 Whest. No. 1 red, 81.0.1; No. 1 hard, $1.00; No. 1 mijeil. 81.00: corn. No. 2 mixed. 6: No. 1 yellow. 714 : No. 2 white. 74; oats. No. 1 white, old. 53. VI 3-4; sample grade. 444. No rve. Barley. R.t-81.05. Timothy seed. 15.50. 10.00 cwt. Clover seed. $11.50-16.1,-, cwt. Ird. tierces. .07: loose Isrd. $7.50; bellies. $11.15. Butter, Butterfat Higher Stock Market Picks TjJ E, 89 CEIVTS LOCALLY; Higher prices on butter and butter fat were listed here, Monday, while wheat waa quoted considerably lower. Butter, wholesale, Is up to 28 cents on the grade A and 27 centa on the grade B, while buying prices on but terfat list the grade A at 24 centa and the grade B at 22 centa. Reflecting the weaker market in Portland, Saturday, local wheat quo tations dropped Monday morning to 89 cents, three cents below Friday's list ings. Further change Monday depend ed on reports during the afternoon. The only change In poultry waa a drop on Leghorn hens to 8 centa in the buying price list. - All egg prices remained steady for the day. In the fruit list, peaches were high' er and much scarcer. Very few of the home grown are being brought in to the stores now. Prunes are more plentiful and cheaper, listed at 2 centa a pound. buying price, Monday. Pears are coming in more plentiful Iy, unchanged in price. Local cantaloupes were being of fered In larger quantities, Monday, quoted still at $1.25 on the crate of 12 large, or $1.50 a crate for the smaller, 36 to a crate. All vegetable prices remained un changed. A further cut on the tomatoes is due the next day or so. They were listed at oO centa a flat, buying price, Monday. Corn is quoted from 12 to 15 cents a dozen, buying price, depending on quality. Following was the price list for the day here: LOCAL PRICES tags (Ego Depot Buying Prloea) White extraa .21c Brown extraa . .20c (New Tarn Gradstt Extraa Firsta Medium. Crax (Swllt'a Buying Prleaa) ...22c -10c 10c -lie (Paclllo Co-op Prices to Retailers) (Cartons le Extra) Fresh extra apeciala 26c Fresh extraa 24c Mediuma 22c Crax : 18c (P.blle Market. Retail) Fresh jumbos, extra large 25c Fresh extras 28c Fresh mediuma 21c Poultry. LI. (Swlft'a Local Buylni Prloea) Colored hens, 4(, to 6Vj lbs, lb. 12c Colored hens, over Cli Iba. lb. llc .Medium hens, S',i lha. and up. lb. ..9c Leghorn hens, under 3 lbs., lb. ...8c Leghorn broilera, IVi to 21ba. 11c Colored apringera, IV, lbs. & up. Stage, lb. 7c Roosters, lb. . 4c Poaltry (Paoltlo Co-Op Poultry Producers; F. 0. B. Portland) Colored hens, 6Vi lbs. and up, lb. 12c Colored hens, under 6V& lbs, lb. 12c No. 2'a, lb. 8c Colored young roasters, lb. 14c Colored young roasters. No. 2,1b. 10c Leghorn hens, Si lbs. and up, lb. 10c Leghorn hens, under 3 Ids., lb. 10c Leghorn hens. No. 2, lb. . 5c Leghorn broilers, 142 lbs., lb. 13c; 2 lbs. and up, lb 12c Hoostera, lb. 18c 10c -7c 24c NTW TOMK. Aue 13 in.. 13. -I) I t'. S. ! silver unchsnged at 40 3-4. .'"i; active, in- SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 13. OPI First grade butterfat, 2.c, f, o, h. San Francisco. COAST HOPS STEAOY NKW YOllR, Aur. 13. 0P)Hop stesdy; I'scific cosst 1KB prime to choice 32-34; milium tn prime 313.1; 1032 prim, to choice 23 2,'i; medium to prime 21-23. Sin.e Its erection in llXSO, 300.000 persoos have visited the Pioneer WcnsA statue at l'ooca City, Oata. PORTLAND GRAIN roRTLAXU Ant. 13.-04-Grain-Wheat: May: Open K!; high P3; tnw P.-! cloe 03. Sept.; Open M 12; hifh $7; low $8 1-2; close S7. Pec: Open M S S; high SO 1-4-low SS S S; close M 1-4, Cash: Hie Bend RlueMem K: dark hard winter 12 per cent VI: do II per cent 02: soft white, western white, northern spring hnd western red, 57; herd winter Si. Oats: No. 2 white 131. Corn: No. 2 F. Yellow 85.25. Millrun. stsndard $20. Todsy's car receipts: Wheat 135; flour IS; oata 11 Capons, 6 lbs. and up, lb. , Lire ducks, lb. Belgian hares, lb. . Butterfat (Buylag Prloea) 'A" grade cream, delivery twice weekly B" grade cream ....... Buttar (Wholesale prloaa; cartona lo higher) A grade, lb. 28e B" grade, lb. 27c Cheaaa (Wholesale Prlca to Retailers) Loaf, single, lb. i" Caae lots, lb. , , , io Trips, alngle. lb. io Case lota, lb. 11c Wool and Mohair (Buying Prleaa) Medium wool lb. Coarse wool, lb. Fine wool, IK Lamb wool, lb. Mohair, lb. .23c -20c ..20c 18c 18c Grates (Bayisa Prloea) red. bushel , SPc white, bushel S5c Wheat, Whest, Barley, ton . Oats, ton Hay, New Crop (Buying Prices) Clover hay, ton Oata and fetch hay, ton Cheat hay, ton ... . ...$23ffl2fl ...$21Q2S $7 $07 $3 6 $8 Red aweet peppers, lb, .. 40c Pre Its JBuvlaa Pr'taoi Green apples, bushel 8090c Blackberries, crate ...... 80c Peaches, bushel .........$1.50 Plums, lb. Strawberriea, crate Florence huckleberries, lb. . Pears, Bartlett, box . Rhubarb, lb. Cantaloupea, Prunes, lb. $1.50 10c ..75gS0c -2c local, crate $1.251.50 Petite prtines, flat ,50c EGG. BUTTER TRADE PORTLAND, Ore., Aug. 13. OP) Trade in eggs and butter waa atrong even alter price advances by the Pro duce Exchange. Butterfat waa ud lc lb. all around. The Exchange advanced the price of specials, but other grades or aizea of egga remained unchanged. Light hens auffered chiefly In a fur ther weakening of the local chicken market. Market for live ducka waa in bad ahape and efforts of receivers to force a movement even down to 8c for white Fekina were unsuccessful. Receipts were increasing. Colored ducks were low aa oc. Cantaloupe receipta were moderate with aouthern Oregon atock moving at ei.VD and othera generally selling $1.50 for best. Peach trade was weaker due to in creaaing receipta from Yakima which ia moving ita crop and shutting the west from many markets. . Further improvement of the cheese trade waa auggested. Potatoes trade strengthened. Apples showed no improvement. Root veee tables were a trifle easier all around. The veal market waa firm with ahortage continued. Salea were large on the East Side Farmera' wholesale market. Tomatoes moved briskly aa high aa 50 to 60c for the beat. Under-code Belling down to 35c for ordinary atock waa re ported. Feachea were ateady and fairly ac tive at previoua prices. Prunes were weak and aold aa low as 20c box. although the bulk of the business con tinued at 25c. PORTLAND 8TAPLE8 PORTLAND, Aug. 13. W Sugar -berry or fruit, 10s, 5.45; balea, $5.55; beet, $5.35. Domestic flour selling price, min delivery, S to 25-bbl. lota: Family patent Os. $7.35(38.25; baker'a hard wheat. $5.85W8.10; blended flour, $6.7037.50; baker'a blueatem, $6.85 6.95. Second cutting alfalfa, ton Vegetables .Buying Prleaa Average for No. I Prodoeo) Green corn. dos. esrs .12ll5o String beana ? Wax heans, lb. .3c New beets, dos. bunches 30c New carrota, dos. bunchra --30c Green onions, dos. bunches ...2.V New potatoes. 100 lbs. $1.25 No. 2 S5e$l.i Radishes, spring, dos. bunches 25c Lettuce, crate (3 doa. heads) $120 Summer squash. Ih. 2c Table 0.ueen squash, dos. 4" Cucumbers, dos. .4t'fi0iic csDoage. lo. , Sc Hubbard and Bansna iquash, lb. ..2c Spinach, lb. 5c Green peppers, lb. . 5c Celery hesrts, doa. $1 1111. dosea bunches 4'- Tomatoes, flat .. Sty Cauliflower, trimmed, lb. .7c rumpkia. lb. PORTLAND PRICES PORTLAND, Aug. 13 P) Butter Print, A grade, 2" Vic; parchment wrapped cartona 28Hc; quality pur chases W lb. less; B grade, parch ment wrappers, 27c; cartons 28c. Butterfat Portland delivery, A grade delivered at leaat twice weekly. 26(&27c; country routes, 2325c; lb. B grade or delivery fewer than twice weekly, Portland. 2526c; country routes, 20(&21c; C grade at market. Egga Salea to retailers: private firme; apeciala 25c; fresh extra whites, 24c; fresh extra brown. 23c; standards, 22c; fresh med ium. 22c; medium first 20c; chicks, ;18c; baker's 1516c dox. fc-gga salea to retnilera: co-ops: oversize, 25c; extra 2223c, stan dard 20c; mediuma 21c dozen. Eggs Buying price of wbolesalera: fresh apeciala 23c; extras, 21c; extra mediums 10c; medium firsts 15c: pullets 13c; undergradea 13c dox. Cheese 02 score, Oregon triplets HHc; loaf 12c; lb.; brokers will pay c below quotationa. Milk Contract price 4 per cent, Portland delivery, $1.05 cwt.; B grade cream, 87V4c lb. Country Meota Selling price to re tailers, country killed hoga, best butchers, under 150 lbs., 9V&c; vealers, 00-100 lbs., 0A-10c; light and thin, 6-7c; heavy calves, 5-6c; year ling lambs, 8-10c; apring Iambs, 11 12c lb.; ewes 4-6c: medium cows, 6 5I3C; cutter cows 5-5jc; heifers, 6- 6c; canners, 3-4c; bulls, 5-5 He lb. Mohair 1034 buying prlca ,18c lb. Cascara Bark Buying price, 1034 peel, 4c lb. Hops 1033 clusters, 20-25C lb.; fuggles, 33-400 lb. Live Poultry Portland delivery buying prices: Colored benr, under 5H lbs., 13-14c lb.; over 6 lbs., 12-13c; leghorn fowls, over 8"j lbs., 10-llc; under 8'i lbs., 10-llc lb.; col ored broilers, l'-j-2 lbs., 14 cents; broilers, l'i lbs.. 13c lb.; spring ers, 214 lbs. up, 12 cents lb.; stags, Oc lb.; roosters, 5c lb.; Pekin ducks. 8-10c lb.; colored. Oc Ik Onions New, California wax, $1.50 cental; red, $1: yellow, $1.23 per 60- 1b. box; Walla Walla. $1.35 per cental. rotators Oregon Burbank. OO-rVic 50 lbs.; Yskima Gems. No. 1. $1.30. Strawberries Local, $1.65 1.75 per crate. Cantaloupes Standard, $1.35-1.75 old fashion muskmelons. crstc $1. Wool 1034 clip, nominal; Willam. ette vnller, medium, 25c; fine or half. blood. 23c; braid 23e lb.; eastern Oregon, 17-lSV.c lb. Hey Buying price from producer: Aitsna .no. , new crop, $13.45-14; eastern Oregon timothv, $17; oats, $9-10; vetch. $0-10; Willamette val ley timothy, $13 ton; clover $9'g0.5O ton In field. SLIGHT ADVMffiES RECORDED Oil OJfSDPEfitf KTTW tnr.- midday buying " J leading stocks up 1 iaN noon, moist r i , aM noon, most of the ,dtl" talned. The ei.i. . T....I -... rone . 4 ma- Transfers shsres. If't' cIo!in, "ric": 1 2 -Al " 3 8: Al"kh 12; Al Cbem snd D i", . T 1-4; AmCoralA;:C ForPoweiAmPowS,!' An, Smelt snd Rf . f U' o-S Atchison 4S 3.4. i,r 1 2- 3-8: Bait .4VoV Avla 13; Beth Steel 2s 1 1 25 5-8; Burr Add ll.rt 11 Calif Pack 40 1-4; Cs It ii, Cate-nil Tract 28; Cwj2 Col Gas and Eta'.; gj"; Cont Can SO 1-2: Cw ft? Curtisa Wright S; Dopeu Ensiman lis .. -Klerji -f Gen Elec 10 1-8; Gear, Gen Mot 20 3-8; Gm,tt,m". Dust 18. Homestake Mining 42J. h ft vest 27: Int Nick 26 3-8; I T ni 9 7-8; Johns Man 43 84- K- 20 1-4; Libbey-O-Ford 28 il and My B 97 1-4; Liquid Cnb.t Lorillard 17 5-8; Monty ffirt.t Nash Motor 14 1-4; Jfst BUc 3- 4; Nat Dairy Prod 17 U- v.,11 till 10; NT Cent 21 14; Kent 13 34 Pac Gas snd Else 13; p,tM 26: Packard 8 1-8; Ptrk rtiin Penney JC 57; Penn HR BMB lipa Petl7 1-2;PubewNJ8 h man 40 1-2: Radio 55-8: Baft 8 1-2:' Rey Tob B 45 8-8. Sears Roe 35 1-4: then TM 1-2: Son Pac 17 1-2; Stn ftj 191-2; St. Oil CalS5 8.8;8ttti 44 5-8; StudebkerS;TmiC-li Trans-Amer 6. 1 Union Carb 42; TJnioa ht;Bf Aircraft 16 5-8; Unit Carp 4; H lias imp 14 s-4; us Isdut lb 1-4; CS Rubber 16 7-8; V txi 5-8; West Elec and Mf 32 84; fi worth 50 3-8. Closing Curb Quotation: Go I 1 7-8: Elec Bonds snd R 11; h and Co., 103 1-4. TOITOESH The Producers' Puhlle Kirks ported a good basinets Xnsu. Some local cantslonpej tn 1 ing in now, listed st 8 f S Pears are as nlentifnl SI ttnis be and those planning on rttis) tnr eannlnff hetter b bnriBttft. word from the market, Heten'.'l m remain unehaiited Sttlsnl Tomatoes were down a hit haf at 5 cents s pound, KHi All poultry, butter and an sral remained unchanged, Mondsy. J Nice quslity green per-P In good qusntity st tbi aurhtal Prices remain stesdy. Peaches are nrettr well More squssh Is comiin-.J eral varieties of tne ranter -1 are shown. , Following was Monditit-' PUBLIC MARKET ; IK- PORTLAND LIVESTOCK PORTIJkNP. Aur. 13. 11 Cat- I He: .1100; calves 200 over Sunday, j slow, 25c lower. Steers, good, com ; mon ft medium, $2.05-5.25; heifers. ; good, common A: medium, $..50-3.50; j cows, good, common & medium. $2.25 ;2.75: low cutter k cutler. $1..W.'.0; i bulls, good & choice. $2.75-3.25: cut i ter. common A- medium. $'.'.50-3.25: Testers, good & choice. $5.00-.": cull, common & medium. $'..50-3.50: l !.. .uJ c. : 1 i tu . : common medium. s..ls-..iO. eemiw'" " 4 j Hogs: 2:00: steady to 15c higher, j ling V '.V-.CliS; - i.isniweignt, good & choice. j.i.ji- 1 or , medium, ei.w RETAIL PIC VeittssM Beana. dry, lb. Green beans, lb. Wax beans, lb. Beans, linis. lb. Beeta, 8 bunches Cabbage, lb. Carrota. 8 buncoes Cauliflower, lb Sweet corn, dox. esri Cucumbers, etch Fnrlive. lb. Horsersdish. Ih. 15i rttxee. head r, in. a huncbel Bermuda onions. 3 butrj" Potatoes, new, 10 m Radishes, 3 Duncnes ci..h Ih. 7c: 2 Irs. Crookneck sousin. is. Hubbard squssa, 10. Smmer aoUSsb, Turnips, bunrh Vr.tereress. ID. r:en neooers. ID- Tm.tr,e- firsts. IP. T.M. Oneen torn " " Pre n 1 haalet . Gravenstien apple. Pears, locsl Bartlett. W Blsckberrles, box -TTZmA Strawberries, "jj- Crate Prunes, lb. I 1 1 -i Cantaloupe. ''"Zl ' Posltrv Uri Heary bens, 1 -; Leghorn ""' ,V.JkTratl. "1 Spring fryers (LfVJ Hf" ,rr'rMiSi-5 Butter, lb. Jjw Filberts, lb. " Walnata. lb. - $5.25-6.nO: hesr choice. 4.5-S--p;1: medium A ek" tocker pigs. P" Blocker pigs. 4.75. Sheep: A "1 3500: eVl L mtlftWT. Imbs. g" ." c 1 9.00; medium tight) food 4 choice, 1