MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY,-JULY 23,-1931.
PAGE SIX
Big Bostonia
ui s. steel ...'...;;.;.
Corpt. Trust Shs.
6-yr. Fxd. Trust .....Z
Aiming for the Olympics;
By Pap
PIRATES FAILTO
EGGS TO
BY
T
Fistic Dope Gets Draw; With
Walker Upsets
FANS ACCLAIIVI I With Rod and Gun
BUTTER ADVANCES
BACTERIA K(LLE
SHRILL II
;1 il "HHIHHHHt!
Referee for Mickey ' One
' Judge for Sharkey One
for Draw Sailorman
Looked Foolish at Times
. (Associated Press Sports Writer)
UfVMl VM M V litlu ni I AMI
The official decision says Jack
anarsey aian i tone, diii uu nun
hearted little Mickey Walker Iignt
dom today showers &)' the acclaim
and golden promised that go to ft
newcomer scaling tho heavyweight
heights.
weight picture Is tho rugged, grin
ning, battle-scarred fuce of the
chunky fellow, from Iiumson, N. J..
weiierweignt ana miaaieweigni, ti tin
holder In his time, now at least
as good as Sharkey because two
learned Judges and a referee com
promised on a draw after 15 rounds
of hurly-burly battle in EbDets'
field last night.
Surprising IJpsct.'
meet surprising upset of many a
sailorman through tho rough nnu
I.UII1VIO , UUtiiq , VltUW ......
, key In another of hU disappointing
Dbruggiea uiiu gnvu u liuwm m u,vw
a chance lo boo and exult In Ills dis-
There was no questioning whom
tile uiuwg biiuv miuuv
Nutlouul league ball yard thougnt
1....1. ....... i.... n.a bvIiIIjim arrived
at the compromise decision by every
POSSIOIO riJUie lOll. UfJcu w ...cm.
Arbiter Compromise.
Referee Arthur Donovan, for in
stance, thought the bulldog cour
age,, the eternal aggressiveness of
the little fellow who gave Bharkey
an advantage of 30 pounds, inches
In height and roach, entitled Mickey
to the decision. Judge George KelJv
voted Bharkey the award apparently
, i , ,. hi. kIuiii hnno
Ull Vllu w " .1
punching that gashed Walker's lelt
eyoiiu in mo mm hjuiki hh ui..
It wide In the closing session. Judno
Charles P. Malhlson hooe the mid
dlo course , and railed It uruw
while the Associated Press score
sheet counted up the me wov.
with seven rounds (or Walker, sovon
Xor Sharkey ond one even.
But regardless of tho futility of
the dooltion, as futile as the bot
tling Itself, honors for the evening
swept Into tho lap of Walker; tuo
18U', pounder who darod tackle a
ShBrkcy weighing pounds.
Bharkey plainly showed the of tecw
of ' ni ring myuu m
since he lost his chanoo to win the
j. ...u ml. h fniillnir . MUX
jliltvywuitiiiv ,..." "t '
Bohmollng In,, thoi fourth round two
Junes ago. no uuseu
tlouoly and looked ridiculous t
limes valiantly holding on to the
little fellow who hardly came up
to till chin. . ' , , ' ,,
But regardless of Sharkey's Inef
ficiency and lack of spark, Walker
amarad the crltl.s with his dogged,
firing tactlca. his ability to tako
the big sailor's bent punches when
thru did land and the determined
left hand socking to tho body that
t times had a lot to do with Bhar-
ntTtWe. shot in the bet
ting, considered BhorXcy a .superior
&i- nothing but flghUng heart and
ability to take punishment, H
tough little New Jersey moll forced
the fight from tho start.
Kept III Mow.
He kept close to Sharkey, coming
tip .Inside the sailor's long arms w
whang his left hook deep In Jacks
body, hook both hands o the chin,
nd sally rebound from punishment
that might have stowed away a leas
bravo warrior.
Caught off balance In the filth
round. right to the chin
Walker to the carpet but he Jumlied
up . immediately and there w "
count. A few seconds later auother
right started the cut In the eye lia
aril Mickey was hurt, but hit wea
thered the round, fought hl wT
back In the sixth, jnd as firing
as luslly as ever from then on
".tirsharkey mode his finishing
spurt through ihe last four rounds
Pjn addition to the first rouno.
where Bharkey outboxed Walker, tne
Z til and sixth were the only round.
Ja-k won. up to the twelfth, mo
second round was even.
Jack Wobbly.
Mickey made HP for his bad tilth
Inning by staggering ";'"
the. 11th. The sailor leaned back
Into the ropes In graceful .I!"""1
to avoid Walkers punches end be
fore he could get M,'(,w
on Him so fiercely volleyui. : be n
hands U, tin head and '"'
clean hits, that Sharkey wobbled as
he pushed his way fliuilly to the
center of the ring. . ,
Three times. In the fifth. "R'
iut fifteenth rounds. Sharkey wits
warned either for low blows or but
ting. The big crowd that paid
J10.000 to see the show bowd .'.
key roundly as Referee Donovan
called attention to the fouls.
ytit verdict, another severe blow
to Uie fading 8harkey prestige, msy
mwt a return bout between uie
p.lr or It msy lift Walker to aucn
pramlnenre that he will get the title
hot at Bchmeilng next June.
. ,. .
BY LONGDROUGHT
WASHINGTON (API Drouth con
ditions during recent years have
caused serious decrease in , the
iiurabers of wild ducks, the v. B.
biological survey announces.
Preliminary Investigations ef tfe
survey Indicate this year's wildfowl
hatch will be the smallest on record.
Game birds cf North America are
confronted with the must serious
situation In O. 8. history, biological
survey officials eontnd.
Shorter shooting seasons and other
rrstrletlons to reduce the kill of
waterfowl this yeer have been u
therlred by Arthur M. Hyde, secre
tary of agriculture. In an effort to
conserve the supply of game WnisV -
An Incident reported at Gold Bea:h
last Sunday shows that nil anglers
are not good sportsmen Mid some
times employ tactics which would put
buriflars on the black list. At the
mouth of the river, where It flows
Into the ocean. Is a section called
"The Jaws." Here the fishermen
line up In boats, cast their lines Into
the river and let their spinners spin
Other anglers cost their lines from
i.... sua and one of the latter lust
Sunday threw his line into the boat
men's territory and (across another's
line. ;
The line caught on Jhe tinker and
tho poor sport pulled out his com
petitor's tackio und threw spinner
and an into tno ocean. . , :
Champion Hard Luck Player
Is Far Down in League
List Cubs Climb Back
to Third Place in Standing
'Maclnay Ik now taking between 100
and 100 imn irom vno river eacn
nlKht, nscortllhR to report at Gold
Beach. It lit pointed out thnt these
Imn corrroofle the rail run or urn hooks
whlnh would, ho available to , looul
nniflers 11 tlie river were closed.
C niter Lake continues to 1)e a
pOpuhir report with fishermen. Sev
eral part lea of local people hayo had
very tfood lixrk there. Dr. R. C. Mill-
hollnud, J. Verne Sliannle and Bob
Wllnon left tli In m or ill i ik tor the lattfe
and are expected to return tonlgh(
with lino catcher.
18 TO 8 DEFEAT
IN BATTING FEST
a , (Uy the AHMH'IntPd rrew)
a first Inning four run lead whlcll.
Hclrywcdd ncouiuuluUd withered and
dUnpprat-rd under a weltering attack
by Poitland und tho Beavers took the
camo 18 to B at Portlund l"t. nllit.
Portland .wont After the Hollywood
lead In the tweond Inning when they
mored flva runs, uot two mart In the
third and uded five In the fourth.
It took Los AnyeleA and Oakland
part of tV'O dayn to deulde a double
header which tho AngcU finally tcok
aftor etl-pplnu over Into the toarly,
Jioura of this mornlnir. ' , '
YuateraV afternoon the Aiiyels shut
out the Aoorni 3 to 0 In a rather
unuventful affair but last nlglit It
took 13 Inn lima bo fore Los AnKoles
emerged a 13 to 1U winner.
sauramento took a aee-waw Rom
from the Seals' 9 to 7 In ten innliiM-
To. complete o heavy litttlng day,
Utc MlMlou lieds out-swatted beattle
And Uok nn 11 to 8 decision. The
Red hit ,1ft Xlmm and fie at tie, gat 13.
1
HOW THEY
-2.STAN D
. (Hv Ihe ANHoclutrd Presn)
l OOMl
Bv IIiikH K. FulltTton, Jr.
' (Aesoclated Ptcm Snorts Writer)
When the nominations cpen for the
champion hard luck player of the
1931 base.ball season. Kemy K.remer m
the Plttsburifh Pirate .1 .n line for
a uood manv votes.
He has been pitching a fairly good
brand of ball, but Uie Pirates seldom
have backed him up and a a result
lie Is fur down the National league
Ibit with only six victories against 13
defeat.
Ho far he has pitched 100 Innings
and allowed 104 hiu. Yesterday n
suffered another setback to make It
fcur dn feats In his last five starts,
three of them by one run margins.
Ho pitched eight shutout Innings
against Brooklyn In the second game
of yesterday's doubleheader hut lost
ai 3-3 decision to Freddy Hciroach in
one bad Inning, the second, when
three hits and a had throw hy Trny
nor gave the Robins all their runs.
One Hit SrcreH Nix
'.Pittsburgh won the first game 10-S
when tho Brcoklyn defense went to
pieces In the sixth inning Just as
.Toe Shaute hit a wild streak. The
Pi nit os scored six runs on only one
hit.
The Chicago Cubs furnished the
roul feature far the National league
yoftterduy an they edged out Boston
6 to 4 In an eleven inning clash and
climbed bask to third place lit the
standing.
John McClraw came , back, to the
New York Giants bench and promptly
saw his team drop to fourth through
a . 4-3 defeat at the hands of the Cin
cinnati Reds.
The Yanks got only an even break
with Detroit, losing the first game
3-3 as George Ulile held them to six
hits and winning the second 9-5.
A's I tit mine Lead
Philadelphia's Athletics .Increased
tholr marglti to nine fulL games with
their ninth straight triumph. The
A 'a'-landed op Mel Harder. In the
seventh to beat Cleveland 7-3 as Rube
Walberg turned In his 14th victory ot
the aeuaon while Washington took a
beatlnit frcm the St. Louis Browns.-
Deep In tho e-sond division, the
Chicago Whlto Sox and Boston Red
-k put on a good private scrap, divid
ing aoit-bie bin. . Boston took the
first guile 3 to 3. whll ChJcauo
pouudul cut a 0 to 3. triumph In tho
second claoh, - ,., v
JU1
f iW.'L. Pet.
San Franolsco. ...:L....ii..40v, 0 M6
Oakluiid .i.,.10 7 .6HB
Los AllKclcs 10 7 .588
Seattle 0 7 .60:1
Missions 7 0 .438
Partial' U 7 9 .438
Hollywood 6 10 .878
Bncrniuento 8 10 .378
American
W. 1j. Pet.
Philadelphia . 00 a .7&
WBuhintttnti 67 34 , .020
New York 60 30 .681
Cleveland ..44 45 .404
St. Louis 40 48 .468
Boston ........33 64 .8711
ChJcauo -31 ' 56 .358
Nnllonnt .
W. L. PH.
St. Louis 57 34 .030
Brooklyn ......u 61 40 .600
Chicago ;. 4B 40 ,645
New York 46 Stl .541
Btulon 48 43 ..6110
Pittsburgh ' ...... .37 48 L436
hllildclphla 86 S3 .400
Clnclnnutl ,...S3 60 .371
YESTERDAYS
1 .. .
; a 17 3
Portland , 18 34 1
Bray, Wiftwl and Sevarrld; Ont'all.
Kilcen and PitupHtrli-k.
Salem lnvasign;See,n As tRe-
vivai Keen ; Rivalry Be
tween,., Cities Winner
'Goe$, "to State Finals
R. II. K
MLwtoiia tl 18 1
8ttle 8 13 1
Zahul."er Plllette and Hotmail;
MIIJus. Mt-Oraw and Cox.
Afternoon same: R, IT. R
Oakland 0 8 0
Los AliKClca 3 8 1
tirtnisn. McMulletl ati.t Rend. Mc
Mullen; Elallou and Hannah. .
NlKht tnnie: R. II. K
Oakland 13 14 3
Los Anxrlca v .13 , i8 ...t
T-elve itiuliiun). IVnrson. Hurst
and McMullcn: Nelson, CUTS. SteUel.
Yerkca and Campbell.
R. It. K.
Hacramentn u is 3
Bail FrantHtco 7 15 3
Uiynn. Clicstrrllcld. (Ulllok and
Hltvl: Douglas llriulrrtoil, Dnvts and
- limn lln lMvrn l'itfimrn
IOWA CITV. In (1 s.'ven sc.
llliua iiiv nmnliK Ihe dulfti Ifttor
toi'ft u-ho will rtmrt nrxl fnll fur
thf I'nlrvrslty of Jo foot Lull
Baseball fans of southern Orejon
have bcKiin tOj manifest Interest In
the (rnmo next Sunday at the falr
Hrcunds. between the snlem and Med
ford Juniors for the championship of
wentorn Orctton In the American Les
ion stato wide contest for the rlRht
to appear In the 1 1 mils at the State
Legion convention at Corvullls in
August. , The Kiune scans st 1:30
o'clock and will bo over by four
o'clock, lilvlnn devout flsliormen a
chance to itet to the river In tlmo
for the evening fishing. Portland
ploys Ontario ai Ontario Sunday. ,
Siilein llnlcs IIIkIi
The E'.llem team, winch Is seleotcd
from all of Marlon county, has won all
Its Kunios by lop-skled scores. They
have a couple of heavy hitters and
a left handed pitcher r ho Is let
ter than tho aversso. Tlio oustln:i
of the EtiKcne team for failure to com.
ply with the regulations, was quite
a Jolt to Salem as they oxpe;tct an
eavy time defeating them.
All the rivalry of put basketball
and football (Times will flame anew
In the gamo here Sunday. It has
always ben the rule when Mrdford
and &ilcm athletic teams ?et togvther
the fur flics, and the buttle la worth
wat.-hlnj.
Itii-.tem Annt.unt'cil
The complete roster of the two
teams Is as fi Hows, and all have been
dulv cerliflrl. as to age. etc.
Mcdfcrd George Harrington, Clar
Clli'e Kcll. Tom While. Alvln Relnk
Ing. Ocorse Smith. Dick Lewis. Charles
Ward, Bill llsmliiersley. in Vandyke.
Harold Wilson. Alva Merrltt. Aaron
Vaughn. Rrmmle Vaughn. Bob Smith
and Donald Antipole. List turned In
by Fred Scheffel. mnnsger, .
Salem (Marion County Juniors)
Curl s.'hwab. Lloyd Perrlne. James
NIholcn Jr.. Alphle HixllhiM.-r.
VI. tor Perk. Vern Pwk. Oerald Mason.
Lcnusrd ".ilst, Daniel MoCarthy. Iiw
mice tnsee. Karl Rump. Iluitd I)e
Jsrtlln. . Hobert Coleman. Vincent
Kt ber and Hoy O'llrten. List turned
In by Oliver B. Huston, uisnajcr.
w i t'Ar ;
OACfC Of?' ALL AWi-ClC IkAQes
AT SOOTitERM CAi-lfTppWA
'T aii nj.BU 8rl b II" AwolUil rrmt
: i;(fliportd by Jachtni Comty AlutfKt Zh
j SUtk itrwt .Cuitr arttma.) . y
i l:irrlft(TQ M(V1imij .'. ;
MMAlRari AViTJr ort6i UrVltf -'fciiri-Ice
Ii't-ne Howun, 1
Kenneth Dnvid Ralph and Sarah
Dorothy IIondoiHon,
hewlH David Ualp'h and Kvaliiw
Lalrtl. ;. .,
Frank V. MarHh and Susan Chin
holm I.ydlaid.
Ki'Hneth Quhye and Mildred
Quaylo. Vl
riavld Trvln Kdwfjpla nnd Ma.rye.1
V. WtMHli. . .
AuHtln l.loyd llnscock und Clara-hello-
.1,' Nuniherfl. ' 1 - '
into U Ilujt j(ud NaqtpL UAUlr
flaniM. ' " . , . .
lanuf) M.1 lustra and Lora 10.
Hrnlth. . . '; , . ' .
(Icoie S. t Word and . Carolyn
Lai'K'. '
W i 11 ia n i T(; . Ami n and M a ho 1
Mankinto:di. J
Mlko AlBornnh WUcox and
f.l latly.i Dorothy llbweni.' '
Li'jder Allen Winters and Mar-
Karot Ada llunit.
Ooi'don It. Klrkpatrlck and Mai4-
KorV A.1 Chown.' ' .
Hay Woodrow Turpin and Kath-
erlrfe TIlll.
Fordlnand Thomsen and Ella H.
Htntn. 1 -
Ilnrw Kntflhrecht - and Eld oris
M. Hixen. ,i c
Clarence H. Jackson and Jessie H.
Scott.
Frank A. McKltrlck and Elsie
Jenno Love land.
Theodore Leslie Todi and Gene
vieve Ellis.
Jack Leroy Egnn and Marguerite
Slsson. .
Roy Clover and Anna Wana
Kinknde.
Walter Swnnson and Drusilla Boss.
,irt'iiit Court
Wallace Woods w. John E. Grow,
for money.
Tho Modford . National Bank vn.
The Uoitue Valley Milling Company
et al, rnreclo-sij niortKasc.
lla:il Franfea Hauman va. Ed
win (. Hauman Dlvorco.
' Wells Maun, respondent vs. Flor-J
enoo Kpaekman, appellant, wm. m;
Alierln (don.) eatibte. A'Ppeal to.
idiuuilL. nltlll't .'i- - . . ',
nuPW .smith et ol ns Ttoguo
op T.ndilHM t ompntiy vs. s. , K.
(Vsfyt t&K money. ' ,
J,cnithprn Oregon Sales, Inc.; V.
UT"vVV4..iT.Krt.n. for money, r .
City of Ashland vs. Fred C:
Homes and Afrl.mnnc Homos CArter,
to quiet tltU'vV
Thad 1. CoKnan.'adm. of Jounie
K. Coleman vflii Harvey I'. Colo
man M al, for ' retrain Injr order;
Lila Hazel Chltwood .v VranTc
Ij. Chltwood, divorce. ,
Emma Davis vs. James A. Davis,
divorce.
Bessie West vs. A. L. Cogglns; B.
T. Bume,1 Eobert Kyle, damages.
' MAIL TRIBVNE
DAILY CROSS-WORD PUZZLE
ACROSS
1. Other
S. Kguinft snlmal
- X. Yuunjt alieep
1 2. Unit of 1eo-
tromotlv
force
15. Billiard stick
14. BUkworm
16. (iropk k-Her
ltl. Mslttt
17. Vend
18. Nnrrow
woven fabric
10. Pendent or
nntnent
21 Stir ud 1
lit. Momtier of ft
dwnrllah
NeKrold
people
17. StMit of (he
niTcctloni
11. Ak
33. Tht invert Of
a ftunni'
Si. V.v Nrih
SI. I,nml: UUo
37. Ik'imlt
3!. Iteint
4L CurtiiMiser ot
' The Mei-
ilnh"
44. Vocnllst
45. Townrd lh
ahellred -
Utrt
4. Of yUf (ally
II, Salutation
Solution of Yesterday' Puul
A C E RffP E 6 AJfRjqTTE
Pol El lo r a NrrUe den
E M 1 kliu E. B ADA TONE
RJ D JMAJN C EDS P U RS
meBeJr TDp T N AjT IE
9 R Alls NIE E RDlEVE L
lot sHgia x Efsnfo LN E
A 0 o p JtJHm e dA lHd 6 c
g.E P OR T E M3G ETDRf
L 3t i E Sjlp AT E SP
C A L L E jDf- M O N A 0 E
A r I esBha l bflA y on
,W E'D SfLE V tt Rile 6 N T
'lIaIsisUeIrIa s.eUsIp gTe
61 Lacerate
63, St-a easte,
bt. American -
Konera)
SS. Qrnuni of
hearing
ofl. Horse
67. Liquefy
DOWN
1. At any time
1. French
author
( S. Outside piece
, of a aawed
lo
I A. Andt Latin
ft. Medicinal
plunt
6. Over or upon:
prefix
t. Heroine of
"The Flylnf
Dutchman"
1 Holder of ft
lease, i
9. Cod or war . .
10. Ah n sure of
distance
11. Article uid
In innny
Rftnira
lfl. ToiMler .
13. Obstruct Ion
21. CvmriiiMlc
23. Tall slender
hulldliitf
24. Tennis Hiuur
1 tenanoa
25. nefore
26. UtonKntoil
piltelike fi.ih
XI Bird of the
cuckoo tain.
lly
20. Steep flax '
30. Coif mound
31 Obliteration ,
34. Ilitr.ieincn
SS. (hesa plereM
40. Feminine tium
41. IMflllke In..
tensely
41 Apitellnllon Ot
Athena
45. Not far
4ft. portal
4ft. Wicked
47. Item. under
(0. Sonthfin roa
KteHntlort
(4. Mvsllc Illn4
wotd
GOING INTO MOVIES
CHIOACIO. July S3 (APMrs.
Krmif lio.'kne H gutng Into the
The wlilcw cf l!io fa-limn fo tbill
ccs' i Irlt Uil nittl with ft KiiHip of
fr-mer (inrtiron stsrs tor lloHywuixl.
Oil.. wlwr st will Uk p.irt In a
)l.tilr jiortrayiiis.footbsU nt Ntr
1aiiis.
Hrtn wm kllltj In sn lrlsw
c-l.lrit lust spring while rn route to
Caltl.TDU in cvutietlon with Uie ulc-
tntf. - v --
7 2 15 4 I S 16 7 ( S If o I
72 73 T7v '. :
78 f "T"2q"zi
,
. - ' .!,.. t X.-"
W 2S W . . .. 2J 2& 2f 2o
fc
48 4f"3S T Tt "
, -
Jessie D. Edmonds vs. Arthur J.
Edmonds, divorce.
H." F. "Drake vs. F.' N. ' Ostrander,
Rena Ostrander, certificate of attach-ment.-
John ' Frees vs. ; William Hodson,
chattel lien...
Edward . Bollng et al vs. George
Williams, et al. Injunction. . '
Jackson Quhty Building St Loan
association vs. 'Vivian Norman Barto.
Howard L. Barto, foreclosure.
W. H. Young vs. S. T. Johnson,
for money. . ; ..v
, Probate Court . i
'Marguerlto June Boyd ami Elish
Leo' rtonuV minors, estate adniitted
to' probnto.
' , , Ut'nl Kslato Trnlisfcrs
O.fnce C. Holmes to J.' C. Evans,
Q.C.D..to SMi of Lot 82 Hagndlne
cemetery. ' . .i . - '.'' -.
:? Lulu Klnc'alW ot ux to W. H
young, W....D. to lota. "A" i, and X
block l'Von 1pt HeMen's exloriNlon
to O'nttal Ai:, to EaBle Point:
. -'.Liy G. Brow.n et ux to Josephine
M. Waska, .wc. U. to 11.72 nerea In
rj.L.t'., 72 Tw'. -38 8. ft.;i E.
Wilma E. (lygor lo Kail E! Sln1
nions t al, W.tk. In DIL.O. 6! Twp.
3S, s. U. 1 W.W.M. "
Earl E. .Simmons et ux to Wllm.
K. oyger, V. X. In D.L.C. 59 Twp.
3s. a. n. l. w. w. m.
Anpa S. Noblit to Madelln M.
Oordes. Q.C.D.- to all of Oerde
Terruce. - v- - 1 -
Kntie. Llndley to Mailellne; M
tlenles, Q.C.D. to all of (lenlix
Terra co.
If.' Nobllt et ux to F M.
Oenh's. W. 1). to EH of tract In
Sec. 211, Tu p. 37. S. H. 1. W. W. M.
Northwestern Trust Co. et al.
PORTLAND. Ju: 23. (APIt-AO- .
vance In the price of butter on the
produce exchange here was com
mented 'upon today as an i'overaup
acknowledgement'' of the strength
of the trade. Advancing ol toe
price of cube butter on the ex-,
change to 28c lb. for top score,
placed the quotation practically .In
line with what has been offered and
paid for such, supplies on ma uieu
market.
Th. orlc of butterfat was ad
vanced lc lb. In line with the change
In .butter but quotations axe .sun
somewhat mixed. -
There Is much talk ano even u-
vances In card prices on eggs, but
little or no actual change Is shown
In selling prices to remucio
the day.
Market for live chickens con
tinues to reflect a ra'.her firm tone
here with recent higher prices wen
maintained. Heavy hens continue
chiefly sought.
Demand lor iresniy kuicu
Is still unfilled here; and there re
mains a very good call up to 2c
lb. for hens. . ... .... -
Market for country killed meats
shows a , sliding tendency.. Bales,
of veal, hogs . and lambs are;, weak
to lower with a general top of 13c
for the former.
Advancing tomato prices here are
the., result of decreased shipments
from , The . Da::es and , a -.gradual
elpaiiun of California sto:ks. Bales
'Of, fancy locals up to (1.60 box.
Borne excitement is reuecii.-u ...
the market for cabbogo as a re
sult of very scant stocks. Prices
are showing a further advance ana
today are higher than for some
years past at this period. Sales to
2c lb. , - "
Pea market Is higher with a
scarcity of offerings. .
Melon markets are .. unchanged
generally "- with good , cantaloupes
firm.
.-Livestock
PORTLAND, July B3k-(AP) Cattle
10O.-Including 24 direct- slow1. Steers
11O0U130O lbs.'good $.50I.0O. - ...
Hogs 70, mcludlng-72 On contra :t:
25 lower. Light light 104-160 lbs.
good, and choice 7.79tf8.0. . Light
welirht 160-180 lbs. good and choice
8.26fi8.50. light weight 180-200 ib.l.
good and choice $8.256 7.0. Medium
r. eight 200-220 lbs. good and choice
7.50 8.50: 220-260 lbs. good and
cholae 6.757.75. Heavy weight 260
290 lbs. good and choice $6.25v7.25,
290-350 lbs. good and choice $5.76 ,.
6.76.
Sheep and lambs 500: (700 to 800
left over frcm Wednesday.) .... , . .;,
. Portland Produce
SCIENTIST FM
V In. -,
AUSTIN. T3x. (APl-Ir'y
make, the right Mud of tmb
might be able to txtir-h,...
of the dangerous bacterial me
Dr. O. B. Williams, associ..
feasor of bacterlnlnu . ..
verslty of Texas, working
germs "object" to loud noil
. -ciuuuy destroyed bv hi.,
quency audible sounds.
Dr Williams Drarin
coiiiids. YJUh. un onoiii..,.6. f
Inh. ur-ar.Tu.1 ...1.1. ... . "Hf'
.,..UUBu n.iii.ii passed te
latlng. electric current Irom i.
lotron tubes. The IrequjJ
" vi;u was ooyy
i The. upper end cf the n'eks
was. fitted . 1mm nn i,.n .'
surrounded . bv w.hm- t..
waves: stirred .the water taw j
viuiciit,. muiiuii. a iiask
norms was miHnpm!,i i.. . .
, Aftor an hour, half ol the J
woio uuua. ur. wiutams said
. ll. WS lOlinri lie ml.
corpuscles could olso be j8J
by- .nigh frequency audible J
i no American Association 1M
Advuncniiipnt-. nt Mia- i...
,w lla6 .
rognlznnco of. .Dr. .Williams1. J
1U' tillS IlClO.
. ..,.,..,
FARM LIFE BENEFIT!
ARE PART OF INC!
' CotijllBIA; Sid. W)4lT.i
still offarj a goad proi-iiet't to:
Ing n conifortnblo living. Wn
O. R. Johnson of the L'ni.
of Missouri, ...ummnrizine a
of articles on "The Asricij
Situation."
Ijiit that conifortaliie llvir
tiay.i, probably will not inr!
college education for the tb.
nor a ftreat ni.my vacations
However, hn says, tt sh
mean: pood food and plenty
a reasonably pood home; pU
. ufficlcnt clothing; high set.
the you mrer nbnoration. A
nart of the farmer's "va"ft''
come from such Intaneibles
mnro natlsfyin.ir. cleaner,
wholesonie living.
PORTLAND. July 23. (AP) But
ter: prints 02 score or better, 28sf
29c; standards 27m28o.
BOTTERPAT Direct to shippers
track. 20 tt 24c; stations No. I,- 22w
24c-Portland delivery prices: No. 1
butterfat sour, 20 4. 20c; sweet 27
28c.
EQOS Pacific oultry Products'
selling prices: Presh txtras 21c;
standards 20c; 'mediums 18c.
MILK Buying price: Grade B
M.BO, ortland delivery and Inspec
tion. , - .
COUNTRY MEATS Belling ' price
to: 1 rets Hers: Countv killed ho'rs.
jbest butchers under 100 lbs., ll4
iiwicia w-ioi lis., tAyz fir i:jc;
yearling lambs,. 6 8c; spring .lambs.
lOfrllc;-- heavyewes: 4ft 5c;-'cann2r
cows 86ct bulls 88c.
Live poultry, onions. Dotatoes.
, Portland Wheat
PORTLAND. July 23 (AP) Whcr.t:
U)en High Low Close
.51 f,
61
.504
514
.634
:..60i4
51 y,
6014
.61 .
,631j
50 4
.61 V4
5014
.61 ,
.6314
:.,..55
50
50
47
47
47
$18.50
mimees to n. L. Noblit. Deed' to j wool and hny -qnototloiia unchanged
..7a "i 11111-1 ot uiiiti in w
20, Twp. 17. a. n. 1; V. W. M." '
John Arnell et ux to Northwest
em Trust Company et al, trustccW,''
W.D. to -Eli of tract In SocSO.
Twp. 17. S. R: 1. W..W.. M. :
11. L. Noblit anil Geo. R. Llrtd
ley 1o p. M. fl'deM, W.-D. to W
of tract In Sec. SO, Twp. S7, S. it.
I. V. VV. M. . '
C. E. dates et ux to II. L. NoliHt
and Oeo. It, Llndley, W. D. to W'S
of tract In Sec. 20, Twp. 37, S U
I, VV. W. M. .
.Vor.lluvcNllrn Trust Co et al,
trustees to John Arneir. Deed xto
'4 Int. In WVj of tract In' Sec. 20.
Twp. '37, S. R. 1, w. W. M.
Clinrles H. Pierce et al to John
Arnnll. w. n. to 22 acres in .Sec
2(1. Twp. 37, S. R. 1. VV. W. M.
Charles 11. Plrce et nl to Francis
II. Clark. W. D. to' 22 ae'rV.i, In
Sic. 21), Twp. 37, S. R. 1. W. V. M.
llprthn S. tlarntim et vlr to
Charles II. fierce .( nl. W.D. to
22 acres In Sec. 21), Twp. 37 s It
1. W. W. M. .
K:i.c;1d IViInt Irrigation IIMtrlc't
lo Klint Insurance Agency. Deed
lo the W. 330 (n't of SU of Xfiij
of .SEH of See. 12, Twp. 36, s R
1. W. 4.V. M.
W. w. mttie e: ux to c. Vroman
et al. W D.. In D. L. C. 37 Twn
363. R. 3W W. M. '
The First National Bank to A A
Bellman. W. D.. NW4 of Sec is'
Twp.-338. R. 3W W. M.
John Grow et ux to s. E Trent
W. D.. tract Ko. S of Grow Sub
division In Twp. 36S. R. aw W M
Edward W. Jones et ux to John
rii.15 ei ux, w. D., NW14 of NW14
cf Sec. 10 Twp. 35S. R. 4W W. U
Parepta Ellen Inlow to Thelma
Psullne Inlow. W. D. Eli of 8W,
of NE14' of Sec. 12, Twp. 333 R
IW W. M. - , H ,
Everett Eads et ux to George H
Bads. W. D.. lot 7 in block 1 of
Pnrk Add. to Medford.
Ired Renfro et ux to T. J. Yocom
et ux. W. D. 14 sere In D. L. C. 79
Twp. S73, R. 2W. '
M. B. Bum ell et ux to Verl O
Walker. W. D lc 6 block 2
Orsys Add. to Medford.
M. B. Undlev et. st tn Willi- n.
Thompson t lu.'VV. D.. In See in
Twp. a. R. fW W. M.
.. . . -
llliww ,m 1(1,1, intm-t
Ni:V VOKK-(CI') The need
for funds to tiny for medical aid
results In one nut of every four
IH-rsons that, borrow from small
loan ro.1111u.nl. .S paylna; from 12
ler cent n.'r annnm to as htith as
11 per cent on the mn.. .u
July (old). .51
July (old) .5114
Sept. (old) .6014
Sept. (new) .61",
Dec. ' 63)4
' Cash wheat:
Big Bend Bluestem .
Soft, white ,
Western whlto
Hard winter
Northern spring
Western jed ..............
Oats:
No, 2 white
.Today's, car receipts: Wheat 101;
flour 18; com 7; oats 4: hay 4.
San Francisco lllitterfat
SAN FRANCISCO, July 23 (AP)
Butterfat f.o.b. San Francisco .28.
4
Wall Street Report
NEW. YORK.-July 23. ( AP) Wall
street was left perplexed and uncer
tain by the conclusion of the seven
power London conference, and tne
stojk market lapsed Into a stnte
of lethargy comparable to that 01
Monday. ,
Share prices fluttered uncertainly,
sagging a little In the morning, re
covering moderately for a time in
Uie afternoon, aud again easing on
in- the late trading. The market
closed with narrow, and for tne
most part, negligible changes. Tne
turnover was only about 800.0UO
shares.
Today's closing prices for 17 se
Irjted stocks follow:
Am.. Cnu . " ' joiv.
Am. Tel. and Tel i70i'
Anaconda , ,b ,7
OcJ. Gas so,i
Curtlss Wright -:2.!."""Z'Z"". 31?
i.:uerai K.eclrlc
General Motors
Kennlcot Copper ..
Mont. Ward
Radio Corporation
Trans Am. .. t. ..... ..
Sears Roebuck
8. P. .. .
United Air Craft ....
4U
37,
IB",
2U
18
I'M
50
80 1',
Batteries Charged
50 cents
Service Electric Co. .
111 Soutt) Holly Phoe 1?79
. TrccHIIIInK ('ill OnlH
' KNOXVILLK, Ti'tin. m
tree-siltliifr cat silent a wceV
tree here wll limit food' or
before It was forcibly lower.
the prouiul.
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