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YANKEES STRIKE
A SECOND SLUMP, i
ATHLETICS VSN
Fight Lat Night
Wheat: iltj llcpil uluesti'm.
harj while, tl.-ttiS: soil while.
$1,401,: western while, $1,401,:
harit winter, ntin)u-rn niii-iiii; aiul
western red,
of oau, No. 2. 36 lbs. white feed.
Toilny'si ear receipt Wheat.
24; lour 7: corn 2; hay 4.
ate invelile.; ilettiiU re- .
the iliriKihlf'tf eotulitioli."
; aeney slated. !
nut
k. l.y
Sail l-'reuH'Nc-o IIMH'l-filt..
SAN KltANVIKfO, June 12
trft Dutlerf.u. f. o. h.. San Fran
cisco. 4 7 l- c.
have
Illy the A.-S.n late,! IT
The New Vurk Yanliei
si i n.-U iheir se.Dil.l "slump" l
the Knsnn. They've htst hvu hall
..iii -s tu a i-mv: their defeats haw
at lav. real-lied duiihle figures ami
Iheir wun anil Insl penenlane ha'
Ml..x ! Iieltivv .N"0.
iiliuy enetmh it wart nunc utlier
than the lnwly I'hieaKO White Snx
wlm iiaili.d up friitn the Atnerl
iau liat;iie eellar tu smite Ir.c
Yanks fur their lentil setback
yst.'tday, li-l.
Successive home runH ly Al
Siinm.'iis and Kuxx in the eighth
entililed the Athletics lu dnwn le-ii-mi,
4 to 2. and cut Iho Ytutks'
lead in a mere nine and one-half
panics.
The St. I.ottis Urowns cnnsuli-
(By tre Allocated Press)
CMICAdO. Otto Von Porat
Norway technically knocked out
Tony steenan of Hitffalo (2i. John
ny Mason of Kansas City outpoint
ed Haakon Hanson of Norway 10i.
HOSTON.- Jimmy Maloney of
Iloston won from Jack llemave of
Hullanil HOi.
JKHSKV CITY. X. J. Johnny
Haystack of lllnnhainiHun, X. Y..
ilefeated I abo McCorgnry of Al
loona, foul.
MI1.WAIKKK. Joio Sunsor of
Milwaukee defeated Santiago Zo
rilla of I'anamu (101. Joe Azzar-
ella of Milwaukee won a technical NKW YORK. June 12 iPi Tumi
knockout over Pedro Aiuudor of wiles un ihe New Vuik slink ex-
I'anania iSl. chantte crossed the a. l.nou share
CINCINNATI. Johnny riatto of mark for the first time in history
Cleveland defeated Jimmy llackley today, wiih the ticker one hour
of l.os AnKeles ( 101. and .14 minutes late in reenrditm
I.AXCASTKll, Pa. Hosey Stny the final nuotation.
of l.antaster knocked out Al Cor- Prices of .standard Industrials
hett of Cleveland I 2 1. Tony Uoss tiNd rails were carried down one
ol llaltlmnrc defeat ed Frankle An- dollar to a share while special
ties broke till to nearly S30 in. the,
; most drnstic decline since Ihe dra-
, BUT F
CROP BENEFITTED
Wall Street Report
The rain tb.it r'l Sunday tv--r
tin- lIoHiif iivi'i
Itout'firiftl it) ih
;i ;otsinl to
irrimiiion. m-i
th- As(.. i.tt.-.l t'l.-ss. I
AiIvuts r'reiv'l at K iu's U.iy
tv.(-j -tl.iy fnnii I. it-ut1 nam Holm
;. tlc.l that ho li.nl li.'t-n out of
tniuh with his huxi chip, the llli
hy. i'.m' tin- )iasl five .lays, ntusi of
uliii h lit spent at .Mnsel hay wli re
iii' tititl Leen I'nivt'il lo u hy I't.i;
an.i hnar;e nf gasoline. iMirint:
tin- lime lie siiv linne of Mic new
vail
t:itlh ranKt's. ami
orehar.ls without
'iiiint to I.eon l.
us highly ; niiinj; uirii;ihle
st'Inio of South America IS).
Major League Leaders
(By the Associated Press)
Including cutties of June 11:
; National
j Flatting flornsby. Braves, .415.
: ItuiiK llottomley. Cards, 4C
I Huns halted in llottomley. Cards:
Hlssonetie, Hohins, 44.
d tin -it- place Just back of the j I fits Dnllthit, Curds, 84
Athi.'tics in the slandini; by tttili
iiiR l.a. H the ili.smn I ted Snx.
In I.
'tat- I'lcvclalid Indians took it
on Ihe chill aain
walking off with a '
iniiinies i-riscn, t arils, is.
Trliiles Walker, Hetls, 8.
Homers IllHsonette. Kohlns; Wil
son. Cubs; Hnrnsby, l:ruves, n.
Washiniiton 1 Stolen bases Krlsch. Cortls, 14.
victori ' i itcnniK nenton, tnunts, won
lost
in 10 iuniiiKS. It was the Indian
1-lth defeat in 17 Kanies. American
Meanwhile the National league 1 DatlillK I-az7.eri, Yanks, .31.5.
. o-.t. nd. rs and .there are about Run Ruth. Yanks, 55.
seven of the,,, continued iheir " batted In Ruth. Yanks. I
ni. rrv , til-throat competition. : Ilils-Manush, llrowns. 75.
l--ivc runs lu the ninth cave the OouhleH-Speaker, Athletics, 19
Cincinnati Ki ds their second I Hples-l ce Senators ..
.... .u v ... v.. .a- r-i....!-; I IIonit'IH Ktltll, ailkH, 22.
7 'to 5. Val I'ieinieh hit twu . f '"'f ? ,m8J '-Sweeney TlBer. 10. , fn;iT1 ,2 314 to a li(
..........h i.hiu. ia.m.1, nnoo (-ilsc Threshinp:.
Harris, ami tl ul not tlo Die ilamae
first repni'ici) to Braiii, hi thf ipm
hn of ml. K. I.. TuV'lU.
"Snine uf t h o rain was healen
down hy tin- rain." saht t ol"n.
TouVflt. "im not as inmh as
penile say. What is ilown i'.iii
easily he picked up with ti coin
hine. Some of iny itarley was llai-leiu-.l,
hut ihe mosl of it still iiav
the heads. The hay that was ilmvn
will not ho damaged nuieh. Hesi.h s
the rain helped the sei'otul flop ul
I "",ai"- - alfalfa, whieh is imw on tno way
math- vn I In priees in March.' shorty .Mrris uf the fluid lhll
, 1 9 2 ts. ! district reports that his harley .t.
flattened, and that it will te hard
to harvest on account of "swirl
ing." He estimate he had a $mmi
'to $ UHlit nop of harh-y h.-fore Ihe
, downpour.
The harley crop of the ltonue
, Kiver valh y this year will he lar
ger than usual, and will hrin a
. startitm price of Lei ween and
1 4U;
I iiiK wiilespiead confusion in hro-: ' ,
Apple;;ale and that some Kraht was
- . heaten ilou n, and consideralle hay
in the fields ilampened.
"What the onhardisis need
rinht now." said M r. 1 Inrris. "i.
sonie hot weather to stop the drop
ping of fruit. t 'hmdy weather
would Increase the dropping, and
we would he fiKhtinK hi lit if it
kept up for any length of time,
tirehardists that have no irrij,rat inn
facilities welcomed the rain. Kor
myself. I Just not through IrriKat-
OSI.O. .lime .
f ri m Spitlierueu today s
tin- crew of the Italia ha
-'''Ml part of the provisions ;
the air.-hip for use in an
."IICV. Wh.-ll rli -aster uV'TIi)
' ! dilion. Much of ihe
e.!iii.meni at-o wa-. lost,
hi i "iniim down on the j. e
- i lie. t lie atiin and .liLim
the airship wet. Miiash.-.l. It was
report, -d that the eimine.r of ihe:
e.editt..n had heen killed in the
er.Kh, Inn this could not he eon
fit no d ami U was staled lieu, ral
I iiiherio N'ohile had said nothing
at.oul it.
-Meai:es
said that
lost II
;ihoard
Ihe
other
of the '
of
hniot-rs.
W. 1. on is dllHtf to the I 'nils'
pact -maitint,' heels with an easy
triumph over the - Huston llraves,
R to l. flruver Cleveland Alex
ander showing a surprising "'
lurn to form.
Cuy liush out-pitched McWeeny
ami Khrhardt and the Chh-aKo
t'uhs temk the first a me of the
(ens with '.rookln, 3 to 1.
The PittHluii'ff IMratew' patched
Up 1ine-ii!i was r-. full of holes
that the iMiillies drove throimh
to win. si orinK four of their runH
in the seventh InniiiK.
lost 1.
NKV YORK. June 1 Trad- !
jinjc facilities on the New York i
rsiock exchanK' were swamped tu
I day hy a flood of soiling orders
'which curried prices ..of many'
Issues down $a to nearly a 1
! share. So preat was the volume nf '
j tral inR particularly in the last
i nour that me ticker reii more man
one hour hehfnd the intirket. caus-
kerago houses throughout the
; country.
; A violent hreak nf morr than 3T.
points in ltannitaly corporation,
common stock on the New York;
eurh market started the selling
movement. Radio was the hardest j
! hit. hreaking from an early high of j
1 3 C a to 17;. nr 4$ points he low i
i the year's high. Cleneral Motors
slumped from lS3's to 17X1, as '.
' com pa ret) with a recent high of
j 210. Wright Aeronautical, selling
j "ex-rights" dropped from 1 Tilt to
lfi.'H "nd American International
ossia I nsur-
Ainerican '
Radio Program
KMED
Mrtll Trlhuiie-VlrKiii Rtntlon
: .1 it lie 12. IIIL'S
lu !l p. in. Sniiiers Oalry
; anil Produce I'd.
!i to III p. in. t'all'tirnia Ore
's gun I'tuwr i'o.
: June i:t. lO'.'S
, 10 tu 1 1 n. m. J. C. Mann.
11 to M;3V a. in. Koseu-
hetg's. Inc.
S ll::io to : a. m. l.e.Moss
Serviee Station
1 J tu 1.'::Im noon City Clean-
in?,' anil Hyi-iug Works
; U::iu to l::in p. m. i:e-h,. X-
Kindle Serviee Stations.
ing when it started."
Jti-:i.ii-:r roit ouii.i-:
Baseball Standings
'ow York ...
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Cleveland ...
Detroit
Washington
Iloston
Chicago
American
Won Lost
: M!l 10
20 19
4
National
IN
Cincinnati ..
St. Louis ,
New York ...
; Chicago
r, lirooklyn
! Pittshuri;
Li Host on
rnthuleipiiiu
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An unusual piece of art work
was on exhibit in the window of
the tiiiss Heine company mi Sixth
".street" Hist ' night when the-" com
pany displayed one of their oilg
in:il Redwood Kmpirc Indian Mar
athon signs which they have heen
making ''or tlrants Pass.
Thi unit sun I sign is four feet
square, hand-painlcd. The scene is
cut out with the electric cutawl.
il taking four hours lime to make
one sign complete.
Tills electric rutawl was recently
purchased hy the iiliss Heine com
' pany and is the only machine of its
kind hetween Portland and Sacra
mento. .Mr. Heine states that they
also have orders from other cities
for idmilar signs and are working
night and day lo gel these orders
filled on time.
The scene on Ihe ahove sign
represet.is Mad Pull, the winner of
last year's marathon, running thru
the peitwoods-. Mad Mull is .again
in the race this year and is expect
ed hy C, rants Pass to heat his time
of last year hy one day hecause of
the excellent training he has had
this time. Last year he lacked
this trninincr.
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I Hank note and Abraham and i
j Strau; sold down 4 to i! points.
At 4:0 p. m. the stock market 1
was still grinding out quotations,
breaking all previous records for a
late closing. Total sales approxi-
j mated 4. i.OHO shares.
im ;
10ICK PRICE WILL
TRAVEL 10 CRATER
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The group oi uihM men wno h. -
I came separaieu irom inn iiuiin
' trying to reach laud, undouhledly
! is facing tremendous difficulties.
Crossing the pack Ice. they must
; go over a zig-zag route at a very
slow pace and the distune gained
I hy hard work on one day may he
'lost on the next day hy movement
of the lee. They a:.-,o may en-.'oun-I
ter stretches of open water and
Tonight's radio program spun-1
sored hy Snider's Hairy ant) Pro
duce company, and hruadcasl from I
station K.MKI) Irom S to II o'clock,!
will include cornel ami vocal solos j
hy local favorites.
The lollowiug liumlicis will he ,
given: Cornet solos, hy Warren i
KirkpalricU, "Carmen" thy Llgetl, ;
and "Pilgrim's Chorus" ilmm Tt:n- I
hauseri: soprano soIob hy.Mrs. Fi
delia Piatt, ".lust a Wearyin' for'
You" (hy ttondl, "I Lovo You'
Ti uly" (hy llondi; haritoue hoIoh
hy lievereiid Carmen K. .Meil. "Irish '
thy Uni.';l ami "You'd
.fidfi :
s,u I
.r.uo !
.r,2o i
.4 fin
.:ts:i !
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THE MARKETS
; have to seek a circuitous route to- jOVe Song
.ward land. i Itetter Ask Me" i hv l.ohn
If these men should he close to; Warren Kirkpatrick will pluv
land in the vicinity of Hips hay i "Ti p Rosary" and "Love's Old
or Dover bay, they may he able ' Sweet Song." Among Iho popular
to get ashore, for the terrain is numbers will he "Song of Hawaii"
flat at these points. ;inl "Kamonu," sung hy Mrs. Pialt.
! Old Hint' popular :nmgs will he:
I "KotliewllMrt, il Vnli'o lu f'fillliif"
ROM I-;, .June U P)Siefnni. ,,a iMiitli... i. ,-.
Ilalian news agency, j i(1n K-i,...,,iH.'.b ni .a.,,. -i
iss-joil a formal d.-nial today of n i And Mv Shadow" and "Dlann." Itv
report published under a King's j special remiest Mrs. Piatt will shie
iy date line in the Cnited Stales Sin.; Me to Sleen" I hv C.reavesl
fli"'' h ' 1 i and ".1 uohI n Meninrv" l hv 11 en I.
Deny Rescue Report.
thu official
Much activity is being shown by
the staffs of both Crater 'National
i'" ) park and' the -Crater National Park
company relative. to throwing era- i xow-llolm Norwegian
ter i.une park open to the pumie found Two of the Injured members Icrmni ).
of the crew oi the uinuih.e . j Mrs. Mabel Kimes will he Ihe ac
"This news Is a complete lnlen- t eortinanist for Die concert
Livestock.
PORTLAND. Ore., June 11!. (P
--Cattle and calves steady; no re
ceipts. Hogs steady: rncelpts !)fi; all di
rect. '
for the season next week.
When Superintendent C. (J. J
Thomson returns to the city from
Portland where he went Sunday, it
will lie definitely known whether
the 'rater Nat if ma I park winter
offices here will be moved to the
park ne,vt Thursday or 1'Yidny, or
a few days later.
Tomorrow morning ( e n oral
Sheep
wethers
and lambs: Yearling
ride lower; receipts 1 :ir.
Manager 11, W. Price and Chief
Clerk of the Lodge Clyde Richanl-
1 1 ai out, 'will leave to begin the work
ers (tin ins. unwti) medium
ehoi
ce, $7fi s.r.o.
of pr
j paring that big hotel for the
! season's opening. This crow will
; he augmented from time to lime
until the full complement is on
duty hy .Iutip 2f.
I W. P. Webber, the new resident
engineer of Crater National park
Produce.
PORTLAND. Ore., June 12.
OFi Kggs, milk, phnltry steady
unchanged.
Potatoes New potatoes, 2reMnnd a crew of eight helpers went
lower. California garnets, $2.7fjup to the park yesterday to remain
rn 3 25; whites, J.Tft 3.25. I'm- the season. Tommy O'Neill,
Onions and wool. nntM. hay, j the efficient chef and cook of gov
cascara bark and hons steady, i ernment camp last year, will hold
unchanged. the same position this year, and Is'
. ; already on duty at the park along!
PORTLAND. Ore., .lnno 12 W with his helpers.
ojl
lht LKIi.l Wemnici Co., Mul.-n- EilhK.lieJ 1884
M6DFORD OBAf:r.O CO
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1 0 TO 8 FAVORITEi 1
LOS AXCHLKS. June 12. (fl5) 1
Alihoimh Nick Lutze. young Chi- j
creif wrestler, pave Kd ("Strang-j
lor" I Lewis, the heavyweight chain- '
pion. something to think about
when they met a lew weeks ago
over the title route, he ia on the
short end of the hotting odds for
their championship match to a fin
ish here tomorrow night.
Oilds nf lo to S predominate with i
Lewis favored to repeal. He is
given :in edge in experience, weight
and superior strength. In ability j
the two men are fairly evenly
matched, according to mat experts.
I .u!:e is considered faster on his
feet, however, and possesses a
jackknife scissors hold with which
to counteract the hendlock grip of
Cm ebnnipion.
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We are also offering an ELCAYA INTRODUCTORY PAQUET con
sisting of a jar of Elcaya Cold Cream, Elcaya Vanishing Cream and a
tube of Elcaya Astringent Cream together. with a package of cleansing
tissue. A regular 75c value for 39c.
COTY'S SOAP AT HALF PRICE. We have just bought a gross of soap
direct from Coty that we can sell for the ridiculous price of $2.98 per
dozen.
Heaths Drug Store
Larry 109 E. Main St. Fred
As near as your phone
Keep coo
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TREE TEA
ORANGE PEKOE
ill
When the sun starts to si;'
sle and your collar starts to
wilt, here's a simple formula
that is sure to keep you cool:
TreeTea Orange Pekoe Iced!
To make really good iced tea,
you must use a tea of full
flavor with strenth enough
to withstand the dilution
caused by pouring over ice.
Tree Tea Orange Pt'.
is tluitJ(iiul of tea
Qjou are Invited to attend as our Guest
4d Cooking Course
i liTiH .T i
Enjoy This Series of Lessons
on Modern Methods
in Cooking and Baking
By Special
Arrangement we
have secured the
Well Known
Authority
Miss Victoria Warner
Home Service Bureau, The Tappan Stove Co. .
for a Course of Four Entertaining Lectures on Better Cooking
Reserve These Dates
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday, June 12, 13, 14, 15,
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Attend the first one and
you will be mue to com
plctc the series
The lessons are of high character prac
tical and educational. The lecturer will
give you the benefit of a very wide ex
perienceincluding menu planning, and
the modern time and energy saving ways
of preparing food for every day meals as
well as company dinners and luncheons
for special occasions. Actual cooking
and baking will be in process during the
classes. Copies of recipes and instruc
tions will be presented to each guest.
Come, invite a friend. Bring your Cooking and Diet Problems.
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