Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, August 03, 1928, Image 12

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Newspaper Page Textj5 if RICH FOOD IS ! OLYMPIC FLOP High Living Scored As The t 1 1 r r-i:- Cause of U. S. Failing ,. u To Win Track And Field Events Others Claim Too Little Work, Poor Track. AMSTnilllA.M. Auk. 3 W HU'll food nml loo miii-h of II, climate, iiifnifflclunt work, loo much work, ond lust I.UC not li-nut, kei-nnr com- petition tlli-mi uri! rwmons :id-! vtliH-i.tl In vui'Iouh oirr-li'H to oxolaln the relntivi-ly poor Nhowlni? of tlio American nthli-les on Iho olymiilr track. Allhousll tllfi railKO of ('XlMIW-a advanced i-ov.-r inrltorli-H u ri- nioli! from i-iu-li other us ihe north mid Houlh noli'H, one tltlim remaiiiH c-i-rtnlti foneernlnit nil of them - that it feverlHh Heareh for exiilunn- BLAMED FOR tioilH haa Im-kuii an a result "f the'". C. MeCaskey vs. (i. VoorlileH. Ullireredented HUcee.KHlon of set- hacks the Yankee favorites liave suffered. opinions aro as divided within tiie American ranks as without and the guip'ral diktsntlsfuctlon ontain IiiK amon the American officiul family while nut helnic blazoned frtfin (he housetops is not hehiK Jiejit Kocret. Even If America's failure to Carey off the hoiiors In one or more irack eve ntH hud been huc eefisfully explalmil to the satisfac tion of the conches of the United Htates teams, the discreet snickers of their Kuropc.-in rivals would hnvo reminded them of their fail ure. While there Is not likely to be any immediate action taken here, the cards appear to he stacked for u thorough shuffling upon the return homo of the American team. C'niiMtUlon Is Keener l'rotn the viewpoint of the of ficial chief of tho American dele gation, General Doughm MiieAr thuiv "Htlffer competition from l-niopo as wen as inner pal IH ui Alartllntt defeatH of the Americans. "Our hoys train on faster ti'nckH nun miiKe Ulster umcH iih ihe rc - HUH, the Reueral polntH out. "i.onHequeully when they meet . , V , i " ow n i ..i i .. . ",""""," "" I think 111 In h the host team ivc have .voi-had but I also think the oppoHltion Ih better In every re- "nV?'" , , , ... Jiead Coach La who,, UoberlHOn Mlllo has sal lilumly In the press bux thus rar while his alhleteH liaveheen takll,,,- It on the .. tin.- hlameH tl limine nild trallllllK eOTXlltionri f,,r the fallureH. Uuh hie and his aides worked under unusual difficulties after debark ing and were divided between giv ing me athit-iiiM plenty of work 01 risking Injuries on poor practice trncks. V Si I'lioiigh Work Tho athletes themselves, nt least tunny of them, insist they did not have enough work to regain the pea It of condition thy reached for thn tnn lelola 1 nuow 1 was snort ot prueuee L(,ltlon n,ker. He Is slated to whether or not that cost me thehatile Kid Marshall of Aberdeen victory, declared tileva Anderson. ! who Ih claimed to he u inluhlv 1-nlveiHily of WnshliiKton hltth od flaliler. llatlllnit .luibl of hurdler, who came within inches of ,hs ,.ily ,, 1 1,-,-), t -1 1 of l-ort-heatliiK out Sid Atkinson. Souih , n,, will furnish another prellm Afrlcan winner, In the no meter J m,.v ,.,.,, f,- ih,. benefit of those f'1"llf'- I who drop In at the armory lomor- Orher Amerlcnn nihleleH shared rw nl),lt fr ,,, ,, Andi-rson's opinion, but In contrast , Hinoker. to these views Trainer I'eler 1'oole ', ' 4-, asserted "I never saw a staler ath lete than l.loyd Hahn." Ilahn. coached exclusively hy Jack Ityder. was one of Hie blKk'est dlsappoinl lnenlH lo the Americans and Ihe fvcllne irevalls that he was work Oil too hard. This Is merely .a Sample. nf the dlveritent views. Lavish feeding aboard the float Inn hotel of the American team, the steamship 1'reHldent Itoosevelt. Is the chief reason for the Yankee failures In the opinion or the box- inB coat-n. Sinn,. Menu, ills views are echoed by llrltlsh ns well as;,,,, ,,.,f,l Kof course. Keene Cnnndlnn observers who contrast , ,., ,.,.,. f TL There are the "luxurious - mini; and fcedlne enlranls In Ihe tournament and arrangement for the Americans u,,. (l,, rvrt lll not be known with Iht .lmple and Isolated llvinK! until six o'clock tomono.v nlchl. ni-commodrillons provided for the(L,.i I., alonu.-ilres are verv en llrltlsh empire's MetnilniiH sons. Ithlislnstle about the MeiUord 'course. Baseball Standings Pacific Coait League W. I.. Pel. .711 .fi.-.f. .!'.' .5111 .4l!! Hollywood Racinmuuto Pan KrnnrlHt'o Onklaml Mlaslon J.oa Ani?elea .... I'nrllnnil ;l 1t so 12 1". 17 13 19 JOii :i .31 a. id 9 M Henttln ... .2l Pel. American League W. I,. New York Philadelphia .. Hr. louiH Chicago C'levelantl ........ "1 .l.s'l ( Si! ,ln r.;i li.-t HS ill 47 f.7 WaahiiiKlon M M IJotrolt O 5 1 lloxton , 38 fi3 National Leagua V. Ii. t: i.oui r-lnrlnnutl M New Vork Plttbllr!ll .I t 47 610 .u,. M 4!) ,50a 1'ORton 2R f'!l .SO'"'"1 ""'e "e down i rhlludeli.'i!ift'"Zl 21 68 '' l'",u"1 " Vl'lU"" "' Rfll F TflHRNFY HERE SATURDAY ' Another IJlue and White handi cap Bttlf tournament will be held at the i ik al Kolf club tli in week end when the Hlue will try to wt revenue for th-Ir defetit In the fii-nt con test by one point. The drawing are its follows: llhlCH Whiles J. KiniuenH vs. V. Jl. l.ydiiud. ;Torn KnifiicnH vh. Jerry Jcromo. (I- t'rum v. Herb Strang Ci.-o. hi v. i.. wn,. a Ty""" va ' """ nr. v. vai i-ih.r. IP, W. WikH VH. Kllni-r t'hililr-i'H. "'m- 'a-ter v. unnk rnnKi ;r. M. Holii-rtH vh. '. lli-r-kmiin. J. A. 1'crl vh. .1. .1. lim-hti-r. T. S. .1 oilllHI cin VH. I). It. U'nnil. r. .1. Hf-ninn vh. J. M. .Morinj-. Jrilui Tnmlln vh. Knrl 'J'uiny. 11. Ituininnml, Sr. vh. llnrnor ij. 1 II nth vh. Vim n Vnivtur. AI 1Iiik'-ii vh. il. llnw-tilii-i-K. ! w- 1111,11 VB- 1)r- J- '' Hayes, j -McI'Iipi win vh, Ti-iI Fish, Hammond, Jr. vs. T. W. I MIN'H. I " Ki-hi'fffl vh. I'loyd Cook. ' ! "- K- Tiimllnsiiii vh. J. :. Thomn- j i Ut, Woodford vs. t'nlii lliilmi-H. j - Horner vh. W. K. Illchlli-. ; :" '''hlerolf vh. K. Konly. i "on Clark vh. Ceo. Oaten. I I c- HKK vh. I). HiiikliiKliiun. 1 11111 ''"'" vh. h. J. Henry. ; Hert On vs. Roy Khreve. (. (. Ab'hderfer vs. C. It. Itrahy. .M airhead vs. I, t.'arpenter. Charles Strang vs. A. Carpenter. 1'. .MeiJonaUl vs. C. (J. Thomson. AT Topping off the Leulon conven tion tomorrow night will be anoth er of Jack Woods' boxing smokers which will be held at the Armory. The very fact that tomorrow's fast card Is being prepared under the watchful eye of Kullor Jack is ilUMIlrn lice In Ini-n I fnnii n lid vlul 1 1 ii tr I,(.Kinn.,.K tlint the ll rounds ( will be hummers. j I lie main event will be unusual- ly good from every indication as 1 ;"ltt riiilelfoi-il uf tli In e v will I tuiiul, 111 ine rope enclosure wtth .inurlce Harris elevee nnd fnt , Ashland mitt artist. I'at and .Main- are both In the proverbial "pln" ,, ,,rln- ,,, K. accordlllK to Jn,.K Woo,l8. wh,. , KoB Hounds tomorrow nlKht for this main event, fnna will he on the L..IKe of their neatH u the I'ailel- fr,. im-ris mix should he well '.,., ,,,. A , (,,l.wln,lll., Jackie I DuvIh of Chlln.,nlii noil 1,'r.w.kl.. Monroe who hails from the capllol city will meet In a six -canto en gagement which promises to be fftst and furious. The Chilnquln jiov iH tlMiui. ,,,, lil,r,ll-.!illir t j aI1 ,.,,.,, ),ni Sab-m Legionnaires 'who are In Medford this week claim (hat lYankie will hang his mlttH nI1 (lVPr KOU,,ern OreKui ; hoy. I n,idv Thornton -ho h... tw-n tiw.Mrin- tn I'oi-ttnmt ..m-.k r... leently Is back again for the special ISAIEM GOLFER IS .t the present time liny Keene f the Salem Coif club Is leading ;1l. I.,,-!,,,, liandlcan tournament at tf Interest to local Kolfers Is the fact that an invitation h:ls been sent to Hie well known professional Joe Klrknood to Include Meilford in his itinerary when he lours Ihe Pacific coast this fall. Casualties of the Air Service S.W ANTdNHi. Texas. Aui 3 i On. lei .li.hn II. Hawsoa of Ienver u:i- lillle,l today when 1 .Marltn btnoT.er which he was flv- Ilia al Kelly flvbl, plunK.-.l from ', , 'e, an alltlllile of 4SMS reel. 3 .41V: i-.i.bt William J. I'rosswetl of .!'- Atlantii. who was In Ih- plane wuh .4!!-. hiiwsnti. si ei-.ted In leaping from .411 the pl.ine whll,. 11 was slrlj In Ihe ,37'i nlr and made 11 successful par.i-jchul,- d."cenl. Hawson nppiireiilly PH. nllemiited 10 l.ap but failed to ,010 clear the plane Ills p.irachule par ,.'iSI ; llally opened bin (.oilcDon the 65 40 .679 . plane rnrrlnl hint down with the ft9 44 .ftTSIwrecknae. "Ho r pllols In ih !aw Hie pl.ine m same fllnht 'ldi nly lo and crash on MKDPtfctt MA Ik IN FINE FORM FOR : I if ?jmi;i- V A ! T,it4 -i spy r -a . .- j tJ-: I ' Eleanor Carratti, San Haphai-I. Ca!.. Lw'immer, has shown speed In workouts at Haarlem, Holt.;:iJ, .::.c:x. the American Olympic swim ming teams arc in training. IS WEEK-END CKNTKK VILLI-;, Alil.-II'i When John ,1. Ita.skob turns to Mary land's eastern shore fur week-em rests from his husim-iu and puliti cat duties, he c(mcs tu alt tlu 'comfort that can result from care j ful expenditure of laie sums of , j money in transforming the farm ! nouns Ol 11 pioneer l a niuj nnu .1 tiiill h i in n iiiiun'ii, ir. im-iiik vast estate. st r tided to shelter a string uf The Wlnton .farm, Imme of the blooded hordes and provide u traln-Kai-le family for more than two (tig course inside the building it cenluiieM, was Mrs. Hasltub's selec- ; self. tloji for a summer homv site. It Modern equipment and modern was her interest that brought . methods featuii' every phase of the about, its development Inio the re- farm development and the shrub markable estate now known as hcry, trees and hedges which have "i .oneer l-olnl Within the last Hire" years the Kreater part of this 1 1 ansf urmat hm has been accomplished, although l.i ,itt i I. ... I ... completed to carry mil the plan lo .... r..n i i ,.Vation of Ions of earih, bulldlnK , ,,f water vbiuls anil .electric lines. terrachiK "f lnK strelchcs of shore ,. ..,,,, , ,,,rl.,,ils , boxwood and shade t. s, as w,, Kraveliim of miles of roads ,,,i . conslrucllou of numerous bnlhlinuH ,.;., f ,,. s , ".Ms,ly I lll." the house, so named ' I i i,u striking feature. I'rom broad ver andas Ihe view taken tn the juiic- tloti of (he pletui'csiUe Corsica and Chester rivers as the latter makes it way to Chesapeake hay. A short distance away is the pier, with a Hi! f. 1 1 Oil rloallm: ball loom inii'lmr- I'd nearby, and in the shelter of a natural harbor lie a fleet of vessels Including small sailing boats, sea sleds, lacing shells. Marconi sail- ! i , i .,n i',,,.,,., ,,, 1 Nor have expenditures been nlone one living ijuarters and the the Kal ob's second sun in an I fact because they received no Sun eMUtpinent for, entertaining rest- automobile accident and friends uflday newspapers. The boats carry dents and guests. A half mile eiiy i i ei d and M.uion tu life i ing the papers from the mainland from Mostly Hall, near tin1 farm , joined with famous men from couldn't make the crossing, entrance stands a cow bain, re pin - . ut her cities who w ere gathered for j Hut no more. Where steam ed to have cost a quarter of a mil- the r.-tniit-iu mass t ihe lit t le , hua ts could not maintain consis lion dollars, for Mr. Itasknb's herd ' Mother id' Sorrows Cttholic church !tent service a regular airplane de- f prl'e filH'insey cattle ided by SHE'S CHOICE OF 1 . j. u T.. :Ov. Cl When students nt tho A. and aliout for tho most popular co-cd, ttutc, Misi Gojie 1'cttuj, of VC M TK I HUNK', JrWlW.tO,' OLYMPIC SWir i 1 HAVEN FOR Chi rub's SIkii.iI of Shon-ham. An other leature uf the farm is a ven tilated rain e-v;tlor pruvidiUr; sloiane for corn Irom .VMl aci es ol liind and nearby is a ho; liou.si for aceoininode.liotl id' Ihe rei;i:. leted porkers thet are incltided In the livestock. Nut far away a stable, expected to cost another ti itiisl'ormed farm fields Into places ol beauty arc all artificially water- . i i I L-t.-t , In addition to (he home and the)""" " ' ' " ' ... , 1...11.1 i...,u 1 1 l.m.i In house on the estate, ranging from pecially constructed biniKalowH to niur pretentious residences for dents and uthers of the Pioneer Cuint staff. In such a setting the democratic national chairman, who resigned as chairman of the board' of the (ieu cral .Motors Corporation tu manage (he campaiKM. 'an find relaxation wilh his sluing sloop, the '-Toodes;" called by the nickname of his eld- et daughter, his dogs and prize livestock and the ijulet peace that characterize homes along the 'eastern shore of Chesapeake bay. ! Here. too. he mav eiiinv the ! friendship of Maryland folk w ho I , live along (his shore, for the fact that his wealth has not set him apart Irom his neigh hois was 111 evidence when the whole commu- nity mourned the reeent death of , h SOUTHERN LADS 5iVf " M. colloeo nt Magnolia, Ark., they ricked n beauty from anoUwr llnj-ngsville, Lx A si 1 ORTIflOTT, FRIDAY, IaTTOFST 3. 1928. DIPK DfWET IQ Ui IUUIU.I 10 STILL AT WORK, : $125 IS TAKEN In view of the Ri-eat crowds In Mcdfunl lity anl niijiH lnniiU.ntal to tin Male American Legion fun- . vemion and .he fact that Uur iji.:w...M nru-. ...... r-...... niaK ll a pracm-e in nt- iiiuiKn.t on at nil conventions, the luejil auihorilles reKaid il i.s almost re- maikat)le that there has been so little thievery ami other nrimo dls- UVl!Z"n!"' .... n, ,h,,vo,.v : Only two cases of thievery had been n-i'nted this week up to . r(1Hi(ptl ln Salem, was here yester eurly this afternoon, and the latest (ty to j.)V ,h(, t.ntire matier before crime of this nature took place at (il,voiniM. Patterson. ,ut owint; to the 1'ark roomiiiK house on West j tl, uns(.n).(1 uf ti(. Kvernor was Ahiin street, after four o-clock this .j4k(Ml t() returi, ,u.xt WlM.k with mnrnifiK wnen six men irom i:an furnia, who bunked tOKether in a room there, awoke to find that the (poeketn -f their HothlnK had been ; rii'b-d of a which one mini totaling SKTi, of man's loss alone was J bis crime followed the taltinir ; ! of s:ifl from the clolliint; in rooms or two men at tne iioiei .leuioru 15 each, on the previous ninht while they were asleep. Radio Program KMED Mull Tribune-Virgin Station , l(J. 4. , Friday, August 3 1 A. M. !t:;iti to 10. Klliotl's Hook and Music Store, Ashland. 10 to Southern OreRon 1 ! Kleclrin. '. , lh:S to 11 M. M. Depart- I ' nient Store. 1 II to 1 1 :0Jae.qiin Lenox Mil- 1 1 llnery. l : ll::wt to 12Hrophy Jewelers. ; I'. M. - ' 12 to 1 2 : :i( Sanderson Molur , Co. ' ' lli:::it In 1 : ::d-Palmer Music; -: " Mouse. ! (J: la--News and Market Mo- ports. J I S to 0 Realty Board. ; : i Death Toll of the Automobile IM:NI)l.i;TnN. fio Aug. 3.- H. S. Met 'utcheon and Martin Hick-y. employees of the Cnion : Vaclfie railway at Ttie.th. were of Pendleton wlo-n an automobile Oregon 1 run iiaiie. iiu-n- Three 'others escaped injury. Mc- Cutcheon was killed Instantly and Mickey died in a local hospital. A report said the trailer apparently . ' hit " lot'k ",h1 wm,K i,U the car. SAI.KM. Ore.. Aug. 3. VP) New-j ton A. Swift, resident of Mill City for .IT. years, was killed yesterday, when the adkomohile drlviji by his wife went over an embankment ! on the IVtroit mail near Niagara.) Marion county. The car plunged : was killed yesterday ; dowrt a distance of 7f feet. Mrs.; Swift, who was slightly injured, is! prostrated by grief. - j rci:ini ntkamho.ats ! Ki ri.At 1 i) iiy AiitiM,.Ar. j MLOCK ISLAM . K. ..(SP Whenever King Nept line work u p on Sunday with a ruffled temper in former years, residents of Itlock j Island were painfully aware of the livery service is to carry Prnvt deuce Sunday newspapers to thi: isla nd. i'.vi 'iistonicrs With Mmics i:.KCi;i.)NA iAi .Merchants of ! this old Spanish city are attracting t .customers to their .stores by taking j 'movies of passing pedestrians. ! j Kaeh person photographed is given i J a card with a number, upon pre- i jsentation of whicli he is shown the (developed pictures of himself. -"i- , in small charge he may sided a, 'strip uf three pictures. i Hunt's Craterian, TED - - I Oakcr Healy Stanley ww:a l 1 18 GERTRUDE HOFFMANN GIRLS JJSiVaiW, 4 m rcnmi i r-it- unfctintiki f!ini e fnn i,r ID utrti rcuuL nwrrnniiii uircL.3 'mmh w.ige , SID SIUVBhS UriDfl MAILORDERS NIGHTS 'X to 3 Q0X office S NOW S'AME S pSoNTrrNnC'SC0 'HURSDAvl PI AIMQ Pill IPF ULnilllU 1 ULIUL SAI.KM. Ore.. Aim- 3 -sertiiiK thai he had hem 1 erely U uitMi. duc kcil in huiie basin of ,. , hp n(,,y Bll,lnK,ei,, ,us arms tuihica "lu-iiriy oiu 01 their sockets and tha:. he was ,- 1(MW(.(.n sT.rw. nnd $s by pri(tunenl in tm. .Hiltnomah county while J:iil last .Monday Jllih,rH Hl00,i iy und laughed ut his tuV ht'1 llo,UCe J; I,t-t"t,1'- ....enter. who until recently 1 his complaint. IVtersoh. free under S'iOO bail tu nw;iit :in e.vtt aditiotl hearinu on thl. v,.,,U(.sl nf ,:ih0 authorities for his return there to face a non support chai'Ke. declares that he laid the matter belore 1-Hstriet .,,....,.,, , i. siier .,h,.'.. iiM..ii.,i,..' ..i- ,....! county, and both refused to take any action. "I know all about It. You got all I lie proieciion you deserved. and jr yuu don't shut up 1 11 luck j .you up again." I'eterson says Sher- f iff Huilburt told him when he pro- j tested. . j The "ha.ing" by his fellow pris oners started just after the evening meal in the barred corridor of the . jail Monday evening and lasted : until 'J o'clock or Ihereabouts. when prisoners were locked In their cells lor Ihe niht. Iletween , BASEBALL 1 O.-O. Lumber j Co. vs. Medford Fairgrounds Sunday, 2:30 P.M.! AH Si-liiifiu will stiii-t pitcli iiii; for ( hveii-Ori'frun ; .lack Ilimlu-s for Mt'clfonl. Tliis will he :i liatHt'-roval lictween tlioso two ymin-r "leilfonl pilcliei-s. ; 1 ..,n(,n; vlmnld on , AIiwll'ni',1 nvnn left. "M , i handed Imtters. E . LESLIE'S J,l. jjr "f- "t m" Js9 -fcy-G-pj -e- Lf& J Cl "Kia M Ty K When your plumbing springs a leak (rah (he plume and lo us speak. - I'rom the proverbs of Mr. Quick. Tell us wo are in a hurry nnd that means that we will he. We're accoinmodatin.;, t rust worthy plumbers and you'll find out that we are fair in our dealings. Monday, Aug. 13 MIVW ST1IMI rV WOKiP a,v,;0 HUARA CORTEl PiGGY four Heparate "attacks" In which he was manhandled. ducked, beaten and then hound and bllml fuMed and fulijected to "unprint able Indignities." ivterson says lliat he was Informed he was heinii Iniliated Into the "blue Indue" and ift.n he would he conducted thru the "nink lodse" the following ,iihl "When I called out for help and protection the jailer stoo.l outside Ihe malum anil l.iUKhen at me. i I'eters'in told the Capital Journal. "When 1 was dressed In the ser- Br:int nt the desk took all i,f my money except $ 7 . ! 0 or. ilS. The i , i, , i.nd l" '. ... -Uh ,h .n. " . 4. . WOODML UXPickle plant on- ' P''''1 record cucumber crop . a,Ki ,ll('k- 1 lf Communltv hall project ( i i , at Korest flrovP. 308 t Some Exceptional Bargains in GOOD USED TRUCKS Dodges-Grahams, Chcvrolets, Ford, Rcos and Macks from 1-ton sizes up. Buy Now for Fruit Hauling Season O. V. MYERS COMPANY 132 South Riverside Phone 4G4 our quality and service now. Don't hesitate to "bother us with a little order." Just tell us what you need and we'll fix you up. We've lots of friends, but not enough to suit us. Woods lumber Co. "Back to the Woods" 711 East Main Telephone 103 Prevents Misunderstanding in Property Deals When You Put Them in ESCROW And in addition to incomparable service that relieves everybody of both technical and time consuming- details ESCROW eliminates dangers arising from misunder standings, and protects the interests of everybody con cerned. Put your property deals in ESCROW the mo ment the terms are agreed to, and be assured of quick and hrinonioui negotiations. $7.50 Tor any ftmmint to $:;.0D value pt T.".00 Jackson County Abstract Co. ESCROW DEPARTMENT 121 E. Sixth St. 0 Phone 41 llll 9 Wedding Bells M is. Mary K. Taylor and John Y. CuMafHon, both or Aiecuoru, Ore., were married at iitik""", ThuiHilay ufiernooV. at 5:30 Wash.. .lulv :h at the a raw l.mneran church. Henry Sporleder. pastor c,t the ehllrch reading the Mrices. Th-"y were Htu-mled Py .Mr. una .Mi-h. . I- Kinn. lHtlier-in-low and sister of the bride. The bride was attirt-d in while satin ami carrier a bouquet of sweet pi. u few d:ivs in Lonuview and mi-nann ., ,..,. , Medfonl e e is employed as , lumber Riadpr. A weddinK dinner followed the ceremony at the Monteceiio noti. i-oikmi-w. About So cars fat lambs hav l"en shipped from VoncaUu since .Ma v. DR. EMMETTJ. CARPENTER Chiropractic Adjustment Massage Electro-Therapy Medford Bldg. Phone 430 J To the man who likes to putter around with tools Whon you want a piece of lumber "just so," lot us fur nish it. You'll he building a j house some day, and we want tto make you acquainted with) $1- 50 cents per $1 "00 for nmmintH from JS.000 lip $icoo for Ksr-rows from ti) AVOOO 0)