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MKhKOIlO MAIL TRIHITNK. MFJFOUT) QUI )( ION. 'niCRSDAV, MAY 2.", 1032
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C H AUTAUQU AlSIANFORD AND U.
OF C. READY FOR
Mpilford, May 2.G, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31
Rare Musical Treat at Chautauqua
Artut Trio Consist of Mirinm Stcelmnn, Soprano; Guy
Marrincr, Pianitt, and Leslie Taylor, Violiniit
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HAN Kit A.NCISCO, Calif.-From I ho
fin' west, Iwii college track tcuin, rep
resenting Kialfford university mid the
t'nlvuialty of California, urn going to
tln national rhntiiplniishlp tweet of the
Intercollegiate Association of Amateur
At hltMt'M of America lit Harvard uul
vi'rnlty, May 26 and 27 ti flr.ht ih'TO
f ir IIi hIi place ii 11 'I, hIkd, to run off tlio
Hi. in whl.lt tli' lr lk'"J "big iii" I ut
I ko'ley, ("ill., resulted.
TO LOS ANGELES,
READY FOR WILLS
ITEM A Colo.. May 25 Ml C.n
suelo Baca, aged 11 yam. wait ulnt I
and dangerously wounded at Lorettol
academy here today by Mis Joseph
Lllmrto, aged 21 years. Mia Ubertnl
called at the academy in a taxirab and
lanm-d to Ml iiaca acd wa pr-
mlttd to do o, the slater aupetlor
thlnkltiK the vlnlt.jr ranm from Mr
liaca who wan ill. When It wan re
f,OH ANflKLKH. Muy 2V
t'tl ...I... lltirfU VVllla .I- untr iifhr
, . v.... .,!.,. T..,y ull, ail KU .n,lr "'I1 hero
Kti.tifoid turn think that thi a'-v.-ral I ,.,..., .. i ,h..lr r-aumr turn. H n notninx arlou tlw- wmnon nai.l tli'-n-
tm on Ih'-lr tcMin will In line fiiouuh I ,, n Uit to Hwirin ami I will do hln wua not.
fltMl ilu(. oohitN at Harvard to win Lidding." Ho Jm W lrnim-y ud ; Soon of tor the Lara Klrl m:t Mitts
ii,.. ....,i uMUi c.iifi.niiii aiiiHHirleriildiraMMl n thronK of Information- I,lrt tho alatcr ttiiiwrior hard a
iHdlcvn tliidr wtill-lmlnncitd tam will ! 1k m-wapcr "i n wh.-n h ana ruHdinn Into th room aaw
rci"1"! Ht ix-rforrnanru of litut year
when It won lh- Harvard inm-t and
th national tlH. In thu "! iih-kI"
Iiiti' Stanford took tin fltHt plni i-n hut
lh larK' niniiln-r of California'
oml and third idaf- inilnt tli-d up lh"
i rotiti'Ht.
One atar of the Harvard tnwt thla
'yi'ar )irohaiily will lm (Jh-tm llartratift.
Ktanfortt, who thin y-ar h put tlx
aliot fjO fi-i t and 3 8 of an Inch, run thn
The reason why V ;j '
professional cooks are never without
Kings ford's Corn Starch n
PASTRY flour with KintEsford's maltea lighter and s
flakier biscuits, piecrusts and muffins. Just useoo-
fourth cup of Kingsford's with three-fourths cup or- , ,
dinary wheat flour . . . You can have smoother, glossier .
gravies and sauces if you use a dessert spoonful of (
Kingsford's instead of a tablespoonful of wheat flour
IRrF.i A.k yourg -oerrorwrtM Johno.I.ilr . ' ,
Company, Portland. Ofon, ttir beautiful
fuUUt ut tha mw Kingifutd Com rch ripc . ,
1 100 yard daali In 10 und 13 ttcrtind
'and hurlnd the dinou 147 f (. llar
tratift I pximrti'd to win thn alnt and
dlHi-u. Attntlmr Blnnford atar may bf
Morrl KIrkm'y, who laitt yfar won tin"
national Intitri-olli-rluti' title In th loo
yard duah. l-ftat ywir. when Klrka-y
dim In Rood hai'. h ran ir-oiid only
to Churli ) I'addork, world champion
prlnHT. Thl aprlnic hi l-K havo
b-fn Uilhi-rliiK hint. Helping KlrkiK-y
will he Kddlu Hudd-n. attithr Stan
'ford aprtntor, who won tin two dah
Thoao who love really i!""l nnth ahmiM avnlt t)H'inlvt of the oppor
tuulty to hear tht M-Wiouii-MiirrliiiT-Tu.lnr Cottinny, whh-li U to appi-ar at
Chattauitnt on the firm day. It la an'artUl group in every fwime of the word,
a trio tlml would w-itt uioet fuvuriililo ii.iiiiiirni III liny urilM rli- of any i lty.
It ii m-aU'Mi ny mim siinnin pui'ininn. tiramane aoprimo. on oi uiu hm.m pr.i. ; p,nU , 1(f m,.r, BKanill California
Ulli. or t.. jounuer ainisera on u,e wn , aiHKe ...a . li. r .re ,, r , W1n.0 CttrdlM, ouartPr n.Uer
quallly. r uik-e and power, Ml Lenlle Taylor, vl.illnl.t. I a pupil of the mauler ,,,.rplU(.d 0xy'' HendrUaon. Call
A.er-a a... ... , ,r., ,.,.ur. ,..r,rr ,..,,. "- fornU- Bm, champHw. hope to
.ful totie and a hr.ll i.,,t t"UW "' aa tht. o fa vo.nl...: ar.Mt Ufk , ev(1t ll(
-"" - ""J - ' " - t ,..Ht time thla year 1 Ml and 3-5 aex-
ItieIUer oiu... reniaraanie Kr....... ,u . Juvt.nn throw Stanford
... ,. . -- - - 1 i,0 reprenetiled by Captain Mint
Manner, who haa hurled thn tar 20G
fe-t In urartlre but whose mark of 19
feel and 1 Inch la the J'ar-lfle a0cla
tlon record, l.ann Kalk. a point win
ner In the Harvard meet laat year
will run the hurdle for Stanford.
fJn the California team will be aev
era! men who won the national Inter
rolhulate title in their event at Mar-
vatd laat year. 1-eadlnn the team will
be Captain Hob Jlutrlilnn n. aprlnter
who doe the 100 In 10 flat and the
220 In 21 and 3-5: Hondrlxaon, na
tlonal quarter mile champion for two
year: Dick lienton and Charle Ikrr.
dlHtanco men; "Hed'" Norrla. joint
holder of tho polo vault championship,
mho hn vaulted 12 feet and Inches
thin year; "Hrlck" Muller. Joint holder
of the hlKh Jump till" and Olympic
teutn member; Jack Merchant, versa
tile atar, who throws the hammer 171
fi-et. 4 and 12 Incite, broad Jump 22
feet and 10 Inches, put the allot 44
feet and 7 Incite, throw the Javelin
1 65 feet and the discus 12S feet. In
1920. Merchant wa the natlonnl Inter
colleKlate champion In the hammer
throw.
In all, California enpect to aond
fifteen men, the larccst ttam ever Kent
from the west to the national met. On
the California team only one point win
ner at Harvard laat year, will be miss-
Inn. Me I Si.rolt. half mller. Stan
ford la acndlnu ten nun. having, lvft
the coast May 19.
Walter Christie, a veteran coach, la
illrectlna the California team, while
"Dink" Templeton, former Cardinal
ntar, 1 coach of the Stanford men.
atepped from a rattl-r here yesterday the vlHtor wltn a plt0 8n, tlie !a(.a
tor H. v.,n week.' sojourn In the city f n th() fwjr wUh ft buIt ,B ,1
ot in. Aiia-eis. am wuh uu'ii .
....-Ii.. .. .1 li'nrmlv iri.efi.H M t:iriTn "
, Jr. -le of ncnualntanns who were ut aummoned to the academy ar
il... station to wi h oiif him. I rested Mis l.lberto, who the.jr said
After tionlnK for the movie new ".. ..t ...ti
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reels th world lieiivyWelKbl cnam-lr-ttt imu ui:i:ui-u licr Ul liinmacj wnu
iln litisl.-d hlmne'.f with attending Dr. liaca. which charge Mis l.lberto I
to his EiiKllsh bulldi'Ks and Oi jmaii declared to be false,
pollre hounds, then, followlnK a short I
Infoitnal ihat with the wrlbes, ho
hulled a taxi and was whisked away
to the home he purchased here nomr
months uko.
Commenting on the recent Harry
tlri b-Cetie Tunney m-i to, true cham
pion said that while h thouKht Oreb
mlKbly good inan the latter was
out of the Uetlon a hMivywelKht I
posMblllty simply hetuuso he a too!
Nohody but a auperman can give'
HIGHEST QUALITY
Beef Scraps
POSSIBLE TO OBTAIN
$6.5 per 100 lbs.
FISH MEAL $4.50 per 100 lbs.
58', Protein Guaranteed
WHY NOT SAVE MONEY?
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'Tho Farmers' Service Station"
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BUSINESS IMPROVES
THRUOUT COUNTRY
NEW YORK. May 25. A picture of
twenty pound away and beat a real steadily reviving business activity
heavy weight." Dempsey declared. I throughout the country Is drawn' by
The discussion finally drifted to Secretary Davi In a statement today
the Carpentler-Lewls bout in London. hMed on reports of employment con-
uia mrpenuer iuu. dlu0ng to the department of labor. The
"V :;:f:r .Vk roM unemployment has
The blow waa fair, all right. Car-, en practically eliminated In New
....nun- was just too ruitged uud good , York state, the secretary said: that It
for lwl." ha been reduced more than fifty per
'And Curpentler Is It a cinch you cent In the paat three months in Penn-
wlll meet him In London next year?" gylvanla, while the swaasong of bust
"I'liles something goe wrong In , Drgg depression has given way to a
the meantime.' Carpentler and I will , cneerf ul note of improved InduslrUl
meet agam ne yrur u aclv,ty , ,he middj9 wcgt
show great Improvement I will beat ' . .,
him again."
Ist Yankw Falls.
l'ltESTWICK. Scotland, May
l!y the Associated l'ress) John CI.
Anderson of New York, only surviv
ing American In the Urltlsh amateur
golf championship tournaaient. wa
eliminated today by V. 1.7 Hope of
Turnheiry. two and one.
Wll'.le Hunter, the title holder, de
feated V. K. Whlgham of l'restwlclt
one Ul. .4
There Is "unmistakeable evidence"
o. improved industrial conditions pre
vailing on the Pacific coast. Mr. Davis
2S. said, while In the south the report
shows steady improvement.
PARLOR TEA ROOMS
OVER WOOLW0RTH BUILDING
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT
liiiti.'li.-on 11 it. in. t'i -:Hil . m.
AI'l.Tlionti Tc.i 'J :.'!(! p. lit. I.I ."i:OH p. in.
Kvenitiu iiimI AH or Tli.'rtttv Service 7:(.0 p. ni. to 11:00 p. m,
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Largest, Finest and Fastest
Steamships to the Orient
Four mnjiniflccnt Canadian Pnclflc
Empress Stonmships now link
Asia with America:
22,500, gross tons
21,400 gross tons
16,850 gross tons
16.850 gross tons
Empress of Canada, . .
' )(Emprcss of Australia,
ij.Empress of Russia, .
; Empress of Asia, . . .
Fortnbihtly nnlllngs from Vancouver and Victoria, B.C.,
' ' ; i to Japan, China and the Philippines. Now la the tlma
i i )f to plan your trip. Reservtitlons and tickets at
Canadian Pacific Ticket Office
M il SS Third Street. Portland
Telephone, Broadway 00 W. H. Deacon, General Agent
Bandit Victim Succumbs
OMAHA. Neb.. May 25. Robert E.
Slefken. K, dli-d today frm a bullet
wound inflicted by a bandit who shot
young Slefken' father, an Insurance
man, when the latter went to hi son's
assistance dining the holdup of an ell
n ation here laat Saturday nlRhl. ,
YeMenUy' HcmiIis.
American Ix-ogie-.
HoHton 6; Cleveland 2. "
N.-w York 3: Washington 5.
l'hilndclphltt 6: Detroit 7.
No other played.
National Ingae.
Pittsburg 11; rhiladel.hla 4.
tCalled Htli allow l'lttsburg catch a
train).
Cincinnati 1; New York ! (10 in
nlnits).
Kt. IuIh 3; lloston 0.
No others played.
Coast Irajruc.
Seattle 0; Sacramento I.
l.os Angeles 7; Sun Francisco 6.
Portland 7; Salt Lake 1.
.Oakland K; Vernon 4,
SALT LA KK After one hour and
six minute of wrestling. Ir Dern
Salt Uike. threw Jim Iign over hts
head to the mat. The Impact ren
dered l.OKns unconscious und Dern
was awarded the match.
Did Him More Good
Many men and women suffer from
hacttacho, rheumatic pains, stiff Joint,
soro muscles and other results of kid
ney trouble because thoy neglect the
Irst warning symptoms. Foley Kidney
Pills aid tho kidneys to throw out the
unisonous waste matter that, causes
pain and misery. Stephen Iwla,
Eldrldite. Ky.. writes: "Foley Kidney
Pllla did mo more Rood thnu aM the
other medicine I ever took. I had kid
ney trouble ten years. 1 don't have
nnv imln like I had before 1 took
them." Sold everywhere. Adv.
in 8TOX Clarence W. Sander of
Dartmouth . successfully defended hi
title as New Kngland Intercollegiate
lentil ' champion, defeating Koger
Carver. Massachusetts Tech. .-5, t-l
CO.
ItOl'LDER Colorado university
moved Into first place in the standing
of Hocky Mountain l.aseliall confer
ence by defeating the Colorado Mines
14 to 4.
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' Fashionable
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Experience in all branches.
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RU0CLPH VALCNDNO
a M.HUH
niiuitM Suffer Slump.
NEW YORK, May 25. The Giants
were on their way back to tho Polo
(Iroundk today after a disastrous In
vnslon of western camp. The world
champions, falling off badly In their
hitting und handicapped by Ineffec
tive pitching, lost eight of IS games
and had a siB.stantlal lead ot four
games cut to one, which they retain
ed only by taking the final game of
the series from Cincinnati 2 to 1
ten innings after five, straight de
feats. Pittsburg kepf at the heels of the
league lender by making It three,
straight from Philadelphia, 11 to 4.
Tho St. Louis Cards whose slump has
kept puce with that of the Giants,
dropped their fourth straight to Bos
ton to 3. Southworth of the Braves
featured nt bat with a homo run,
triple and single.
Rube Ruth twice had an Ideal set
ting for on of his famous punches
tho buses full but failed both times
I to connect safely witf. Walter John
son's speed ball and the Yank lost
to Washington 6 to 3. Bob Meusel
clouted out his first home run, but
no one was on at the time.
Ty Cobb's Tigers in a slugging bee
with Philadelphia featured by Hell
union's two homers, earned another
close decision 7 to 6 and hopped back
to third place while Cleveland, minus
Tlia Speaker, lost 6 to 2 to Boston.
Day or Night
WEEKS-CONGER CO
Funeral Director
PRICKS
A.itiiiN noc
Kiddles Si."lo
Includes War Tax
Wheat Prices Collapse
CH10AOO, Muy 24. Wheat col
lapsed rapidly In price today and the
May delivery quotations . tumbled as
much as six cents n bushel compared
with, 24 hours before, The finish was
ttt tho bottom figures of the day $1.32
Wo are naturally proud of
our brentl. Of e.mirso, it
ploast's us immensely to hear
the pood ; things that folks
say about it and we promise
to always keep K up to its
present standard ot inviting
flavor ami goodness.
Ask for
Scholz's
Butter-Roll
Bread
Pure and Wholesome
"a llll
j immm 'Mrtmn Wie ;
Graduation Day!
; Young mn of the class of '22, you'll soon
herald the day of going: forth to greater useful
ness, enjoying' the fruits of your hard studies of
recent years. Some of you will enter college while
others will join the ranks of business. Whatever
your choosing don't overlook the great import
ance of being well dressed on graduation day.
Good clothes and appearance is the badge of the
Bucces3iul man.
Let us help you in starting right on this im
portant occasion and fit you with everything nec
essary for graduation day.
It Certainly Pays to Get the Best ;
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THE EDMONDS
"FOOT-FITTER"
has been a real popular shoe since our display
in one of our large windows. A great many ,
men who are lovers of comfort are buying this ;
shoe Ak them, they know. - -One
Shoe One Leather One Last ;
and One Price
Men witli hard-to-fit feet breathe a sigh of relief as
our Edmonds "Foot-fitter" slip on their feet; Such
instantaneous ease is a revelation to them. If you
want genuine shoe-joy wear "foot-fitters." .
The "Foot-fitter" is made by America's Specialty
Shoe Manufacturers, in a factory in which only this
one shoe is made. It stands up because it is DUBA-:
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able! Practical! Genteel! Comfortable! BETTER
fitting and NEATER appearing than any other shoe
of its price! It has DIGNIFIED style and 'will al
ways take a good shine." -
Our definite purpose is to give you satisfaction al
ways, and if you really want good shoes and real
values your interest will bring you here to this store.
. Price $7.50 7 .,',
CM. Kidd&Co.
223 E. Main St. ' ' '
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to J1.32Mi.
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