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FREIGHT RATES
TO AID JOBLESS
WASHINGTON, Oct. 11. Uead
JuHtment and reduction of railroad
freight rales constituted one of a
number of recommendations formu
lated for presentation toduy to the
national unemployment conference
for brinninj? about a permunent bet
terment of the nation'H commerce and
Industry with consequent relief of un
employment.'
The recommendation proposes re
adjustment of railroad rates more
nearly In accord with the relative
mat -
f.i.
Cornerstone
of
Achievement
Quality is the cornerstone upon
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was designed to develop. It insures
ready starting, rapid and smooth ac-,
celeration, and greater mileage.
' "Red Crown" is readily available
throughout the Pacific Coast: at
Standard Oil Service Stations, at ga
rages, and at other dealers. .
' Look for' the Red Crown sign be
fore you fill.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
. (California)
Standard Oil Omtpany
(Calif via)
' Here .
Tomorrow
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"The
JOURNEY'S
END"
The First Serious Drama made without a Sub
Title, marking a new epoch in the art of Motion
Picture Production with
Mabel Ballin George Bancroft
Wyndham Standing:
GOING TONIGHT
TOM MIX
in
"THE ROAD
DEMON."
value of the commodities and reduc
tions in charges on shipments of pri
mary commodities, but with proper
attention to maintenance of financial
stability of the carriers.
Other resolutions, which will be
presented to the full conference late
today recommend:
Speedy enactment of tax legisla
tion wlfh Its contemplated reduction
of levies in order that business may
bo promptly revived.
Immediate determination of the
course of congress with respect to
tariff legislation to enable business to
decide upon Its future conduct and
policies.
Settlement of the government's fi
nancial relationship with the railways,
having in mind the immediate neces
sity for increased betterments making
effective Increased railway employ
ment and stimulation ot general em
ployment. 1
Limitation of world armament and
consequent increase of tranquility and
further docrease of the tax burden,
not' only of the United States, but the
other countries.
Action looking to .the minimizing
oi fluctuations of exchange.
Definite programs of action that
will lead to mpre regular employment
in seasonal and Intermittent indus
tries, notably in the coal industry.
He-adjustment of the buying pow
er of the different elements of the
community to a more relative plane
The resolutions were understood
to present the view that a dispropor
tion exists between the price of pri
mary commodities and the ultlmato
ritail price, this being duo to increas
ed costs of transportation, enlarged
profits, Interests, taxes, labor and
other charges.
POPULAR ONE CENT SALE-
WEST SIDE PHARMACY
The semi-annual one-cent side of- the
West Side Phaynncy will . be held
- hursday, Friday and Saturday of tills
week and their, ad will be found else
where in this paper. This sale was
developed by tho United IJrug Co., as
an advertising plan. Rather than to
spend largo sums In other ways to
convince people of the merits of Rexnll
products, they are spending It on this
salo in permitting the local dealer to
sell a full size package of high class
merchandise for lc. As nn illustration:
you buy a tube of Rexall tooth paste at
the standard .price of 25c and by pay
ing lc more, or 2iic, you get two tubes.
i hese sales have become qulto popu
lar at the Jocal drug store and Mr.
Woodford has put in large stocks for
this occasion. . ,
Latest Arrivals at
Auto Camp Grounds
Monday's iutIvuIh at tho city udto
camp were as follows: W. McKunzlot
and family of Tacoma tohrinK south;
Air. and Airs. A. W. ThoinpHon of Ed
monds, Wash., en route north; - R,
ltiskabaugtl of ,os Angeles, touring
south; .1. W. Thrin and fandly of
(Vherdeen, Wash., on route north; Mr.
and Mrs. C. W. Tyler of Itostoti, Mass.,
on ronto to Han Diego; Mr. and Mrs.
H. P. Yost of Portland, touring south;
H, Roberts of Suhlott, Ida., who limy
locate here; K. CI. OrlgKs of Pressor,
Wash., on routo to I.os Angeles; C.
D. Colo and family ot Dnlley, Wash.,
on routo south; W. N. Travis and
family of Merlin on routo homo; IV.
li. Coster and party of five on routo
from Hoattlo to San Diogo; Mr, and
Mrs. O. N. Wills of Salem, en routo
home; (i. H. Wnllnco of Gates, Ore.,
en route south and Mr. and Mrs. V.
W. Snbin of Oinahn, Nob., who may
locate here.
Market News
Portland Wheat
PORTLAND, Ore., Oct. 11. Wheat,
hard white, soil while, northern spring
$1.08; white club, hard winter $1.00;
rod Walla $1.00.
Today's car receipts Wheat 13S;
flour 13; oats 2; hay B.
Livestock
PORTLAND, Ore.', Oct. 11 Cattle
Bteady; receipts 27. C'hoico foeder
$1.50fe 5.25; others 'unchanged.
Mors steady; no receipts, Sheep
steady; receipts 615.
Butter
KUtTLAND, Ore., (Vt. 1J. Ilutter
and butlerfat' firm, unchanged.
San Francisco Markets
SAN KUANCISCO, Oct. 11 Itutter
unehiincod. Kggs extra 61c: extra
firsls BS'tic; undersized pullets No. 1,
:litc. rht'osn. California flat fancy
24o; California flat firsts nominal.
Tomatoes C5y $l; beans, string, o
Gl Be.
RIALT0
MM
. Voto Dry Two to One.
KltKDKHISTON.lN. II., Oct. 11. A
two to one vote .In favor of abolhrh
Ing the Importation of liquor, privi
leges by the province of New Bruns
wick was indicated by partial unoffi
cial returns tabulated from all sec
lions of tho province Into last night.
GIANTS WIN TODAY'S GAME
(Continued from page One)
box, Shawkey taking his place. Burns
singled Into right, Barnes going to
second. Dancloft struck out. Friscb
filed out to Meusel. Three runs, four
hits, no errors.
Yankees Schang struck out.
Shawkey suing a single to left. Few-
ster up. Hall one. Strike one. Few
ster hit a home run into the left field
scoring Shawkey ahead of him.
Frlsch threw out Peck. Miller went
out to Kely unassisted. Two runs
two hits, no errors.
Third Inning'
Giants The crowd cheered Few-
sler who was subbing for Ruth. Young
sent out a long drive to Meusel. Kelly
got a hot Infield hit which McXally
was only able to knock down. Meusel
lined out to Fewster. Rawlings fan
ned, missing a drop drive by a foot
Xo runs, one hit, no errors.
Yankees Frlsch threw out Meu
sel at first. Pipp got a Texas leaguer
Into center. Ward fanned. McNally
up. Plpp stole second. McNally
fannod. No runs, one hit, no errors.
Fourth Innlnp;
Giants Snyder up. Snyder singled
past Peck. Barnes singled Into left,
Snyder going tQ second. Burns up.
McNally threw 'Burns' sacrifice hit
wildly and the base were filled. Ban
croft up. Strike one. Ball one. Sny
der and Burns scored on Bancroft's
single to left. Burns went go third
on the throw-In. ..Burns scored when
Frlsch forced Bancroft to Peck unas
sisted. Young fanned. Frlsch scored
on Kelly's hit, wltich hopped over
Plpp'8 head. Kelly went out stealing,
Schang to Ward, Four runs, four
hits,. one error. : ,'
Yankees Shang walked. Shawkey
struck out.' Fewster walked. Peck
struck out. Mller struck out. Barnes
retiring the side on Btrikes. No runB,
no hits, no errors.
Fifth limine
Giants Meusel walked. Rawlings
up. Foul, strike ' one. Ward took
Rawlings' slow, hopper and threw
wildly to first, Meusel going to sec
ond. Snyder poped to MoNally.
Barnes fouled to. McNally. Peck took
Burns' grounder and touched second.
No runs, no hits, one error.
Yankees Meuse up. Umpire Mor
iarity'sen't Earl Smith from the
bench to the club house. Meusel
walked. Plpp struck out. Ward
struck out. . McNally filed to Meusel.
No runs, no hits, no errors.
.Sixth Inning , I
Giants Bancroft lashed a single
over McNaiy's head. Frlsch walked.
Young fanned. Bancroft was 'out
stealing, Schang to McNaly. Frlsch
went to second. "' It was no steal.
FrlBch scored on Kely's bounding hit
to center. Meusel' up. Meusel filed
out to Fewster. One run, one hit, no
errors. ' .
Yankees Schang singled into
center- SMawljey J forced Schang,
Bancroft to Rawlings. Fewster
struck put to 'Melisbl. ; 'No runs, one
hit, no errors. J-
.Seventh Inning
Giants Umpire Morlarlty wont
over to the Giants' bench and caution
ed them for coaching. Rawllnga
popped to Peck. Peck threw out sny
der; Barnes up. 'AVard tossed. out
Barnes. No runs, lio lilts, no errors.
Yankeos Miller "up'. Young took
Miller's fly. Meusel' fanned, biting at
a wide curve. Rawlings threw out
Pipp at first. No runs, no hits no
errors.
'Eighth Inning '
Giants Burns hit a high one
which Fewster took. Bancroft hoist-J
lu nniu. r risen lanneu. rso rima,
no hits, no errors.
Yankees 'Bancroft threw out
Ward at first. McNally hoisted to
Kelly. Schang up. Schang walked.
Baker batted for Shawkey. Rawlings
throw out Baker. No. runs; ho hits;
no errors. "
Ninth Inning
Giants Plorcy wont into tho box
for the Yankees. Young singled to
loft. Kelly fanned, Young was out
stealing, Schang to Ward. Meusel
m.
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Second Inning
Giants Kelly walked, on four
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run Into the right field stand scoring j
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got a single to his brother In right
field. 'Rawlings struck out. . Kb
runs, two hits, no errors.
Yankees Fewster filed out to
Ttawlings. Peck poppod to Rawlings.
Miller also popped to Rawlings; No
runs, no hits, no errors.
NEW YORK, Oct. 11. The official
figures for today's game gave the at
tendance as 34,283, The. gate receipts
were $112,234 of Vhich the advisory
board's share is (16,835.10 and the two
clubs' share 95,308.90. The players
participated in the first five games
only.
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?
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