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V, r: o, HEAVY SELLING E TO. LOW LEVELS .principal Issues Lose $10 , to $15 Per Share Total , ' Sales Six Million Shares ' for Day. x AS STOCKS DIV 1 NEW YOHK. May 2. iP) 17 Btock prices went tobogganing agalj) late in today's session, aeve ; ral pivotal issues losiug from $10 r . to $15 a share. . . Bhaitti were dumped overboard In blocks of . 10,000 to 20,000 f- - shares. Total sales for the ses i slot! approximated 6,000,000 shares 1 petting a new high record for the r , year. I . Af(.er heavy selling during the i morning , had been ubsorbed, the . : .market rallied substantially in tfco f" .afternoon and turned, dull, until - the last few minutes, when stocks . .were: dumped, on the. market in jarget volume. - U.jS. Steel sold off about $4, jgoing to. new local levels for the t- jcurrent reaction, below $175. p standard of N. J. dropped $5, and . shares losing $l to more than $10 y included Kadlo Westinghouae Klec- trie ;; Johns Munvillo, and Allied h Chemical. American Tobacco B, Ji: after, selling up about $8 to a t; , ew peak, lost all its gain. j ; ; Today's closing prices for J 5 se Vj Uected stocks follow: Am. pin 136 r i(Jol..; Oas 75 Am. Tel. and Tl. ., 24C f . Anaconda 51) J iCurtiss Wright 12 6 1 General Electric -(new) 80i General Motors 45 l iKadlo Corporation 55 1' Kennicot Copper 44 J Reading 112 t. . Hears Roebuck 85 tUhited Air Craft K0 V' )JJ.- S. Steel 17ti K ;Mont. Ward 43 i p? m ' PRICE OF BUTTER r !-.- i 5. PORTLAND. May 2. (VP) Of- tf flclai butter prices remained un changed . today, but it. -was re ported that a few dealers had found it necessary to shade prices In order to cut down supplies and halt '.further accumulation. Mean while, storage continues unabated. Egg prices were barely steady. Strawberries are- meeting with continued good demand, supplies are moderate and prices advanced again to $3 per crate of 20 pintH to retailers. Quality is very good. The potato market 1h dull. 'Best radishes uro higher-priced, due to increasing prevalence of pithy and wormy stock. Tomatoes increased to $6 per Jug of repacked Mexicans. ' Cauliflower shipments from Cali fornia are light, and l'ortlund re tailors are paying $2.25 per crate. s THE MARKETS f ' ' livestock. PORTLAND. May 2. (P) Cat Lutle: ,60, calves 10, quotably steady V HOGS: 200, opening bids 25c ' Intvai fni litrht hntclwrs nnthlnir ft bid ever $1 1 carl. SQEEP: 20)1; quotably steady, ,,, - $ -- - Produce. f P.pRTLAND, May 2. P) But- tor: weak, unchanged. .ljBwOS.: Barely steady, un ( , changed. i Milk -(butterfat) poultry, coun i try meats, onions, potatoes, wool, nubs, hay, enscara bark and hops steady Bid unchanged, Portland ft'hcAt. 'PORTLAND. Ore., May 2. &)- Wheat .futures: i ? )pen. High. toiv. Cos. 'Mfiy '....1.02 1.02 '2 1.021; 1.0: Dainty Hand Crochet Saiics . Tfets of fine wool. Outing Flannel Kimonas f r:., - . k luly .. .l.niVi 1.04 9, 1.044 1.04 9, Sept. ..1.05 1.05 1.05 1.05 C&Hh Wheat: Dig llend Illucstem, hard white l . l u i4j Soft white .....,. 1.04 Western white 1.04 Hnnl winter 1.02 Northern mulni: i.ni OaU: ,'o. 2, 38-lb. white. ...30.00 iouuys car receipts: Wheat 40. barley 1, flour 10-frn 1, oats 2. hay 2. ; fl - 4 Siikhi antl Flour.' POIVLAND, May 2. iP) Cune HUunr (Marked hilstKt . stenilv rnnn fn or berry $5.10 per cwt. Beet! suciir 14.85 ijfh. Flour (t-rfy delivery prices) steady; family patents, 4ls, $7.20: whole wheat. 4!ls, $6:30; graham. 4 !s. $0.30; linkers' bluestem pat ents, 49s, $0.50; pastry flour, 4Us. $6.70. . 37 Children Are Born to Couple , . During 49 Years MtiXICO CITY. May 2 (fP) ; The newspaper Excelsior, 4 Poking Mexico's most pro -; 4 llflc mother, has received an 4 entry from Tuxtla Guiterrez, 4 capital of Chiapas, whore Leoncio Chavarria and his 5 wife, during JJie forty years fr 4 of their wedded life have 4 fr been the parents of thirty- 4 seven children. . 4 Twenty-throe were boys 4 4 and fourteen were girls, 4 4 Thero were eighteen pairs of 4 4 twins. 41 444444-44444-4 CAPTURE SLAYER MODESTO, Cat., May 2. W1) Captured after a four-day hunt in the "jungles" or Stanislaus county. Charles Wiley, alias Charles Dodge, I was brought here today to face charges of slaying three men tn a cabin at Crow's Landing, April 28. Me was said ito have con fessed the killings. "Wiley was located near Crow's Landing and taken prisoner early this -morning 1)y a posse of state highway patrol officers and deputy sheriffs who said ho .had freely ad-' mitted killing Jack Murphy, alias Jacques Fourier; Delolce C. Fultss and J o s e p h. .Barton, all ranch hands.' ' ' . . MAY BATTLE IN WEST PORTLAND, Ore., May 2. (P) Bobby Evans, Portland boxing pro moter, today recoived a telegram from Jim Dougherty, manager of George Godfrey, giant negro heavy weight, saying Godfrey would meet Primo Camera, Italian 273-pound-er for $50,000, Kvans had offered Godfrey $30, 000 for the fight. . Dougherty's -telegram specified that the fight t be held "in some western territory." Milk Bottles of , Distant Daries in ' . Willow Springs 4 WILLOW SPRINGS. Ore.. May 2. (Special) Radio fans boast reception of far 8 distant stations, but some of ti us have done nearly as well on our dally milk bottles. Honolulu, T. H., holds the record for long distance re- fr I ceptlon, while the most inter estfng one to us was a, bottle 4 from the "Highland Dairy." j Rockford. Ml. Others wcrv iVom Salt Iake and many wore frometaoln nunu etaoin coast cities, with quite fro- quently Medford. "r$e voice of a great cintry." We have complete outfits for the tinz, but important menders of the family SPECILS-SeiUrcky Only BABY Ilmiil woven, liand i-inliroidcred. Kcpulfir 4.!!."), Siiturday only - $1-25 DAINTY PRINT DRESSES Ilimd oiubroidort'd. Sizes 1 lo 3 years. Hernial' !.!.. .Saturday only O. $1.59 BABY ROMPERS Cute little poplin rompers. Kesrnlar price $1.0"). Saturday only SI. 40 and lton- downs. KimoiiHM. 59 MKDFORD MATL ASSOCIATED PRESS OFFICERS AT ANNUAL MEETING Officers of The Associated Press at the annual meeting, following the luncheon of Associated Press members in New York April 21. Left to right: Kent Cooper, general manager; Frank B. Noyes of the Washington Star, president; John Cowles of the Des Maine Register, second vice president, and .rackson S. Elliott, assistant general nanager. ...... WASHINGTON, May l.VP) The house military committee to day approved the Recce plan to, provide for tho lea.-iiiK of Mus-I cle Shoals to private corporations and made plans to seek early J hous" action. .Tho . committee virtually nasi completed tho draft of a report. to the house urging adoption uf the Recce plan. It Is to be submitted soon and1 special legislative preference is to I be requested. -4 ; SAN FRANCISCO, May 2. (JP) Leaping from the cockpit of a hired plane, John llueasovich of Sonora, Calif., plunged 4 00 feet! to his death today near the Mills: Field municipal airport. A suicide note, addressed to his wife, was I found in his satchel. , Because of economic conditions! in Australia 2000 radio fans navel been compelled to give up their listeners' licenses. In every country in which American baseball has been in troduced, tho sport has become popular. Foreign trade of the United States in sporting and athletic goods last year totaled $ 12,084, tNS. All plantation workers in Ha waii are busily employed this season. Springfield Ralph & Stanley firocery store opened for business in former Sutton block on Fifth and Main streets. illll OH FOfJT FOfl 25c Tiy Wafer, Thi As Pajrn. MICK it U bhC8 Don't Hurt. OUT COMES CALLOUS . , RESULTS GUARANTEED ; m The newest in callous removers : is a thin as paper wafer you press An 1I)A Snnf. M'ith AnMra ami 4f sticks there. No dangerous razor, add pressure when shoes ro on.. .rum aiops lmmcaiateiy. anp on' shoes. O-Joy Callous Wafers never fail. Later you peel oft wafer and out Comes callous down to tho healthy skin. 3 O-Joy Callous or Bunion Wafers for a quarter at, druggists. BLJJKETS0 2 for,. S1.00 stanmed and lieinstitehed. of Uaisy cloth $1-00 A complete line of Vanta Vests, Hands, TRTBUNE. MEPFOTCTV 1 ir&SSL AS 'rWs.x- I ! .... T v .,, . , WiSBSFm-&' - '' ,. :l- I B III II 'm' f m III I 19 1-1 .1 O V m 1 ..: I I i I 1 ;.:fcr. -I' I I ,5 ' ' i I I I a . ' . Super-Service. 30,00 Miles O 20x4.40 $ 9.95 20x4 50 10.95 30x4.50 11.35 O 28x4 75 12.45 20x4.75 12.85 31x525 16.95 32x6.50 21.00 33x6.00 Mom ORRCOW FIN DAY. MAY 2. V.)?,0. As.tocuittit l-resj I'lioio tins incYPrtSpn mmmmm v: . n WITH WITHOUT I ANTI- a ANTIOXIDANT ' I OXIDANT I I I lllusrgition shows results in actual laboratory test of relative strength .of tread Mock one inch square, . after agci;, with and without antioxidant. ; Mil I iteaigi I iSSISi 1 .BSS : 6-PIy Heavy Duty 22,000 Mijp . 20x4.40 30x4.50 .UX5.25 29x5.50 32x6.00 33x6.00 32x6.50 32x6.75 .. FATAL CRASH OF FLIER : .MKXll'O, Mo.. May 2 i.V) Lieutenant Harold Mrnwn, I'. S. urniy filer I nun Solfridue Kield,i Miili., was Killed tiiday in atteni)t- InK to nialie a lamlitiK on tho lai ni i of his lather. K; .M. Hrnwn near! here. Lieutenant llrown w; uated from ilu I'nited Slates mill-j tary academy m Ho was cap-i taip jpf the polVrteam at West Point. ; Brisbane's Toda (Continued fiim page one) (Continued from Page One) A report puhlisluMl by .Mr. FriMlorii'k 11. Ecki'r, president of tho Metropolitan liit'e Insur ance Company, coneefrin 1!). 0110,110(1 imlustriiil policy hold ers in the I'nited States . and CaiiAln, shows that workers are living longer than they used to. lianks to seienee and pros Doubles the Life of Rubber In Ward's Tiresl . The tremendously greater strength and endurance Ward's ..Tires derive from pur use of "Anti-Oxidant" Vitalized rubber in their manufacture is no longer tncory . . . Two Years of ACTUAL i1 ROA'D TCSTS covering 26,000,000 tire miles has PROVED !i their greater stamina and readability, so conclusively that we have increased the guarantees on every Riverside aid Trail Blazer from 12,to 50! 1 V. - ' -:. hr On a basis of definite mileage guarantee, these as 26c per 1,000 miles! They cost less because our profit ajid selling cost are less per tire.' Why pay more? See and feel these big, tough new Anti-Oxidant Riversides and Trail Blazers at Ward's today. 4-I'ly Balloons 18,000 Miles 30x3 cl. o. s, ... $508 31x4 8.85 32x4 9.55 29x4.40 5.79 29x50 6.55., 30x4.50 6 59 28x4.75 7.85 29x475q. 7.9S $ 7.SM -8.60 1210 1295 13.45 1365 15.25 1785 per ny, t he death rate anions : waye earners has diminished. I Mr. l-'eker's statistical lun'eau shows u new low rate St U. 1 1 per 10Ut I during .March. j -Mine adults that live, fewer' bah$s that die is a nod pro-! gram. i Mrs. I till li Manna McCormirlt be-1 licves in paying her own bills'. You, eannct say that much of all male politicians. . l'iuh(iim tnrQhe Bcnaiorial nomi nation in Illinois, who spent $-57.-' r7L. all lcr OWN MOXKY. Other; funds spent in (he campaign came lrom close relatives. 1 Those that vote tor Mrs. MrCor- j inieli this in 11 will know that, they are voting not for tho nomiuee of; any corporation, but for a woman! who pays her own way in politics, ami sets a good example. You say It is outrageous to speinl so much money in a primary cam-; paiga. So It is. Itut It was not. j spent, in this case, for bribery of j voters. . j An expensive primary is better! than the old-fashioned convention,! with bosses of both parties appoint- j ing the nominees of both parlies, i in obedience to corporations con trolling both purl left -' I Knclund. France tinil Itchrimn ANTI-OXIDANT" New Chemical Agent The Low Price Leader1 15,000 Miles O 30x3, cl. o. 8 $4,39 31x4 32x4 .... 29x4.40 29x4.50 28x4.75 20x4.75 28x4.75 PAGE SEVEN have reduced the rediscount ratn, which ' means that you can "get nnmey more cheaply there. You could j- it at Parts under 4 per cent while American buyers of stocks wore paying 15 per cent. Our Federal Reserve reduces- Its Q rediscount rate in tho New York district lo 3 per cent. "Call money." with which stocks are bought, will be cheu-i or tho present. O Nevertheless, stocks were v?cak yesterday. v Some apparently were wise enough to know that oven cheap meney is dear, if you use it lo gamble. ' v Six months ago 3 per cent Jrall money would have meant 100,000,. iMHi-share days on the Stock 'Ex change. ' 'i The Western world will hear with regret of another carthqnako in Tokyo, unusually strong. Japan is on the edge of a gigantic submarine canyon, deepest T?i the Pacific ocean. Fretpient oeean landslides explain the earthquakes that have numbered as many, as 1500 in one year. Tho It-ourage of the .Japanese is admirable. , The price of sugar for future, de livery sold yesterday at the lowest price on record since the Civil War, raw sugar selling for 1,53 cents 1 pound. Sugar men are worried about the tariff here ami In preat nritntn. I tires cost you as littlr :'K ,60 .90 4.98 5.59 6.50 6 59 O 6.50 f ,,v 2 for $1.00 tiowns and Hosier- O Phone 702 sc..rai HANDICRAFT SHOP 117 SOUTH CENTRAL 'J. PHON E 286 MEDFORD, OREGON
