DRESSED TURKEYS
PORTLAND TRADE
PORTLAND, Or, Sept. 15. (AP)
General steed In I nftecttd In
general butter market ntlmnt
ben and t leaat a similar feeling U
apparent along Via Paclfle coast.
With dscnastng max of butur not
only bar but In tba oountry gener
ally, thera is naturaiir leer-v can
for supplies. Demand lor storage
butter la today the beat ot the season
with much of this going Into fresh
butter consuming cbanntla.
SutMrtat valuea In general am
strong, but unchanged.
There continue a very atrong
trading tone in tba market for aggt
looally aa well aa at leading market
polnte of the United States.
In general a quite ateady ton la
showing for cheeae.
Continued liberal atrengUt la ra.
fleeted In the market fcr praotloally
all aorta ot Ufa eblckeca.
Very good demand la ahowlng for
dressed turkeya. Practically tba only
quality offering available at the
moment are ben which are eelllng
upon antral up to 80o. The old torn
are not ao good but are In favorable
call around 270. Broiler turkeya Bay
been disappointing In quality.
Arrival of tba first packed Jona
than apple of tba aeeeon waa report
ed during the day. Extra fancy, well
colored stocx. ranged from 100 to
138a at ai.Mga.oo box.
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Llveatock.
PORTLAND, Sept. IB. (AP) Cat
tle 140, calves 10; ateady for good
stuff. Bulla . (yearlings excluded)
good and choice (beef) 4.00.50.
Hoga 00; strong.
Slaughter sheep and lamb 1400:
28 higher for better aorta. Lambs
80 lbs. down, good and choice, eaaa
ffSJOi medium, 8S.TSS.36i all
weight, common, 8S.003.78. Val
ley lamb, 88.38.
Portland Wheat
PORTLAND, Ore., Sept. 19. (AP)
Wheat:
Open Hleh Low Oloa
Sept. (old). .48 .4 M M
Sept. (nw) .47 .47(4 .47 .47(4
Dec. M .48 S -40 .- MA
May , M M M MK
Cash wheat;
Big Bend blueatem
Soft whit .
Western white ,
Hard winter .
Northern spring
Western red ..
jMVt
M
M
.44H
.44 V4
.44 U.
Oat: No. a whit 817 AO
Today's car receipts 41; barley 1;
flour 3; corn 8.
Portland Produce
PORTLAND, Or. Sept. loWAP)
UVI POULTRY Net buying pnee:
Hsavy ben colored H lbs. up 30)
aio: do medium 18c; light IS lb,
broiler under IVi lbs. 13c: over lUj
lb.- 18g)20e; colored 39c; oolored fry
ere under lb. 30c; over tV, lb.
aa23o; No. chickens 74)Se; old
rooster 7c; ducks Pkln It) It;
geee 18)18e.
OOUNTOT KBATS eelllng price
to retailer: country-killed hoga beet
buteber under : 100 lb. He;
waters 8f 130 lbs. 14c; yearling
lambs fiflSo; spring lamb lie: heavy
ewee 4a; So; canner cow Stfto; bulla
Setfo.
Butter, butterfat, egg, milk, mo
hair, nut, caacarm bark, hope, onions,
potatoes, wool and bay quotations
unchanged.
San Francisco Butterfat
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept, 15. (AP)
Butterfat f.o.h. ban Francisco 840,
Wall "Street Report
Stock Sal Average.
(Copyright, 1831, Standard Statistics
Co.)
September IB:
o ao 30 80
India RR'a Ut'a Total
Today.. 93.7 B3.6-X H1.0-X B5J-X
Pv day . 88.8 B4.I 143.1 Ml
Wkago M.l HI 1634 103.3
Mo ago 1114 m 187.8 114.
Tr ago 190.0 131.0 139.1 168J
NXW TORK, Sept. IB. (AP)
Partial lifting of selling pressure In
r
Slice it
It does not crumblo..
That's one of the
reasons for the
phenomenal suc
cess of Fluhrer's
Holsum.
s
lne camel's cousin that's the Llama,
though be baa no humps.
He's quite at borne on smooth roads,
and he'a better on the bumps.
If something's In the way, why, then,
he's great at taking Jumps.
(And when lie' playing bridge he
never trump his partner's
trumps.)
today's stock market failed to bring
one of those abrupt technical rallies
that so often follow excesses of
beartsbnsss and share prices con
tinued to straggle downward.
Rail and utilities were particu
larly heavy, but some of tbe lead
ing Industrials strongly resisted the
decline, .and registered Isolated gains
at the finish. The bond market waa
again feeble, with foreign record
ing substantial losses.
Ths turnover waa lea than 3.300,
000 shares.
Today's closing price for 17 se
lected stock follow;
American Can
American T. as T.
Anaconda
Curttaa Wright
General Motor
Int. T. T.
Montgomery Ward
Paramount Pub.
Radio -,- ,
Southern Pae. -S.
O. of Cal.
S. O. of N. J.
Trans Am
United Aircraft
V. -B. Steel ,
Corp't Trust Sh.
B-yr. Pxd. Trust ...
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PEAR MARKETS
NXW TORK, Sept. 16, (SpecM to
Rogue River Veiley Trafflo Aaa'n) IS
carload California Bartletta auction
ed her today, prices higher on best
fruit, ranging from 13.40 to 83.80,
average 88.37.
1 carload Wenatehe PlemlaA Beau
ties.' combination pack, averaged
3.03.
8 carloads 'Washington Bartletta
averaged 83.63, 83.68, 83.67, 83.69, and
83.73 for extra fancy, and 83.68 for
fancy, j
10 carload Oregon Bartletta, 16c to
36o lower than yesterday, prices as
follows:
Brand.
Top O' Day, F..
Bear Creak, XP
Top O Day, F
Circle B, P....
Broadway, XP
Fifth Avenue. P.
Broadway, XP
Plttb Avenue, P..
Olen Rosa, XP. .
Olen Ivy, P. U.
Olen Rosa, xr
Olen Ivy. P. ;.
Low High Avg.
.83.68 83.S0 83.78
3.35 8.60
8.00
3 30
3.85
S.38
8.45
340
3.70
3 80
3.60
9.30
. 3.66
. S.38
, 8 .00
. S.OS
. 30
. 3 00
. 9.16
, 3 .00
. 3.10
. 1.SS
Ddreadnaught, XP
Protector, p
Blue Maltest X. XF 3 50
Red Maltese X, F. 9.60
8.10
9.70
8.40
9.83
3 38
8.46
319
3.39
S.14
9.68
9.38
9.38
a.u
3 20
9.09
9 0S
9.83
STORY 1
(Ooa tinned From Pea One)
Xnrlght. Attorney Knrlght, apprised
this noon of the high court' action,
said over tba telephone: ,
"There la no further action to
take."
Prisoner Unmoved.
Klngsley, confined In the "pauley
cell" of the county toll, received
the news of th reverse to his
hopes without comment or show ot
emotlAn.
Circuit Judge H. D. Norton, upon
whom falU the duty ot resentencing
Klngsley, Is holding court this week
In Oranta Pans, but bas made ar
rangement to return ber on short
notice.
Sheriff Ralph Jennings said to
day that It waa his Intention to
return Klngsley to the statepenl
tentlary aa soon as It waa legally
possible. He will be taken by train.
under heavy guard.
Klngsley, by his own oontesslon.
waa an escaped convict, and a fugi
tive tram Justice, at tbe time be
slew Prescott. who had stopped him
for questioning about ownership 01
tbe auto he waa driving.
Has Long Record.
He waa wanted In Seattle for a
series of hold-ups, and wounding ot
a policeman. His life history ahows
that he spent a goodly share of his
day In state Institutions, starting
with an orphan's bom.
After his capture, th court ap
pointed Attorney H. K. Hanna aa hla
counsel, and Attorneys B. B. Kelly
and T. J. Knrlght volunteered their
services and stubborn legal efforts
were made to aave Klngsley from
the nooae. The course of the case
was tbe subject ot Stat wide edi
torial comment.
Klngsley waa originally sentenced
to be banged Friday, April 8,
KANSAS PEN PLOT
IS NIPPED IN BUD
LANSING. Kans. Sept. JS (AP)
A plot by nine convlcta to kill three
guard rnd three trusties and escape
from th Kansas penltentlsry In War.
den Kirk Pra titer's automobll arly
today waa frustrated by seizure of a
cache of firearms and the rounding
up of the plotter n th v of th
attempted break last night,
PORTLAND New plant to be con
structed near Kenton for Pacific
Phosphate M Chemical Co. at coat
of approximately 83,M0,
HI SCHOOL RALLY
NEXT FRIDAY EVE
Under th leadership of George
Harrington, who wa elected presi
dent at the Associated Boy last
spring, a number of important plans
for th school year were made at the
meeting conducted this afternoon.
Oliver Hughes was elected vlce-prest-den
to rill the vacancy left by Lloyd
Sunderman, who moved from Mad
ford. Earl Mercer wa named chairman
of tbe department to establish tradi
tions, and Roger Headlee In charge
of social activities. Th protection
department will be supervised by
Oeorg Brown, who will assist In tilt
selection of fir squad member.
As advisor for th organisation, (d
Ktrtley told the boys that he plans
to .make It a part of hi duties to
Interest each boy In school in at least
one activity, which will bring them
together In a social way.
Arthur I verso n, student body presi
dent, announced th football dance
nsxt Friday evening a an Informal
affair to be conducted following the
bonfire.
Richard Mann Is secretary of tbe
association; Bill Cunningham, treas
urer, and Wllllston Blglsr, yell king.
. t
BY AIRPLANE NEW
FIELD FOR FLI
CLEVELAND, O. (AP) The avia
tor now ha a new and unlimited
field in which to try hi courage.
It Is In th service of th r-slted-
States Westher bureau, which ha
dally studies of th atmosphere at
high altitudes to Improve both long
and short-range forecast.
Th studies ars being mad , at
Cleveland, Chicago, Dallas and
Omaha.
The aviator, regardless of weather
or cloud conditions, climbs some
times for several miles, with Instru
ment to record temperature, pres
sure end humidity.
Treachery On Hign.
He baa found th atmosphere
sometimes very treacherous, aa
Ralph Wsnslnger, .pilot for the wea
ther bureau at Cleveland municipal
airport, can tell you.
One day Wenalnger drove nis plane
Into a "thunderhegd." The craft
wa suddenly lifted 1400 feet a min
ute, thrust sldewls nearly 70 mile
an hour, and than forced Into a
dive at a 46 degree ingle before b
could right It.
A week later he wa up 18,000 feet
when b found an excessively dense
fog. Tbe temperature wa at freez
ing, .
In Long Plunge.
As Ice formed on the wing th
plana fell 7000 feet befor (he pilot
could right It. . ..
exploration of the upper atmos
phere, O. Oeorg Andrus, chlsf ot
ths weather bureau at th airport,
point out, la not new.
Since 1898 kite carrying record
ing Instrument have , been nt
aloft. Balloons also have been used.
But balloons can not go above
certain air pressure and under
other conditions, kite collapse,
tails of Forecasts.
"Ws Uk to know what la going
on above the cloud layer and In
the dark pockets of large clouds.
Andrus says. "Regular, studies of
the atmosphere from ths ground
to high altitudes give us a large
volume of atmosphere on which to
bas our forecasts.
"It Is In thl large volume th
most of th rain and storms are
created." . "
Andrus save the aviator expert'
encea Inconvenience a well as
thrill. He wsars warm clouting
and suffers from the heat on the
ground nd shivers when aloft. At
high altitudes his oxygen supply Is
cut about In nair.
Th postofflceo deprtmnt at
Washington. D. C baa notified Post
master Warner her that It is pre
paring a aerie of peclal tumped
nvelop to oomrasmorat th
Washington bicentennial anniversary
of 1833.
These envelope will be of extra
quality paper In several sites, snd
th Initial distribution will be um
ited to the two-cent denomination.
but after January 1 the blcenten
nlal envelope will lso be available
In 1, iVi. 4 and 6-cent denomina
tions, a required to meet local
patrons. Thy will b on sal at
all poetotricM, beginning January
3, next.
SOCIETY WORKS TO
AID SCHOOL CHILDREN
CHICAGO (AP)Tb O h I e g 0
Women Aid society, conducting a
campaign to help persons handlcaped
by Impaired bearing. Is providing
hundreds of speaking tube for deal
children.
A department store furnishes th
rubber tubing and small tin funnel.
and th women put th device to
gether, decorating them witb. Mother
Goose figure.
Th society la endeavoring to pro
our 100 radio and 800 bead-pnonea
for tbe us of deaf children In public
schools.
Hood River Repair work underway
on large pip tin ot Pacific Power a
Light Co. to cost about 840.000.
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20 YEARS AFTER
HE'S PASSED 30
WASHINOTON (AP) A man'
"prune" as far a physical strength
la concerned lasts about 90- year,
th TJ. 8. public health serrlo has
decided.
Men of 60 in normal health are aa
trong, on th average, a they were
at 80, according to test reported in
the public health bulletin. A man'
physical powers reach their maxi
mum at tb age .of 80 and remain
fairly constant until 60, when they
begin to decrease.
Strength wa measured by teste 01
push, pull, lift, grip and lung force.
Lung fatlgua, measured by the
amount of time a column' of mer
cury could be held at a certain
height with one breath, waa found
to vary little between tbe agea oi
IS and 80.
Beat In Pushing.
The human body seems to be bet
ter equipped for pushing then pull
ing, tba teats reveal. Pulling strength
tut at about 80 pound for 16-year-old
boys and rise steadily until
the age of SO. Pushing strength
begins at 70 pounds at age IS and
increases in the asm ratio.
Tba public health testa also reveal
that tbe heaviest man I not neces
sarily tba strongest and moat endur
ing.
The Ideal weight for strength and
endurance, tbe testa Indicate, I be
tween ISO and 170 pounds.
' 170 pounds Strongest.
For each 10-pound Increase In
weight there la a corresponding In
crease In strength until the 160-169
pound class Is reached, other factors
being held constant.
Beyond the 170-pound mark, how
ever, the relationship between weight
and strength becomes emtio.
That strength ' decreases with
height In each weight group waa
another discovery.
'
Brisbane' Today
(Continued from Pag Ont)
meeting next Thursday at Atlantic
City might discus tb ass la tan cs
that the legal profession, on and off
th bench, occasionally otters to
criminal.
Th mayor of on of New York's
big cltle wbo understands criminal
says, his exact words are given: "Two
ooppsrs, young and honest, plok up
a couple of criminal. The latter
aay: "Boys, can we talk to you?'
Tba young coppers ask, 'Talk about
whatt'
"Th criminal aay, Well, we have
got 81000 here, 8600 apiece for each
of you. Doe that talk?'
"Tb coppers, young and still hon
est, take th two criminals to court.
A criminal lawyer put up a holler
about tbe constitution snd th rights
of hi client. They an released.
The lawyer get tbe thousand dollars
and tb criminal a they leav court,
turn to the two policemen and aay:
Tou boys are suckers; you might aa
well bav got th money as hav him
get If"
A number of distinguished scient
ists, and Henry Ford, answered
Adolpa S. Oches Interesting question.
"What will the nsxt 80 years bring
forth!" and tb last words ot Henry
Ford' reply r s encouraging as
anything that could be said to tb
human race:
"Tb newest thing In the world I
tbe human being. And tb greateit
change are to be looked tor In him."
Bacon used to say, "We are tbe an
cient," meaning that tbe human race
bad been much longer on tb eartb.
In hi day, than In tb day of the
ancient. But we, all of us, ar mere
children, creature of yesterday.
Only twlv thousand yews ego we
lived In tbe late atone age, and our
greatest achievement wa a flint, well
sharpened, a apear, perhaps a bow
and arrow, to kill th enemy. Corn
par that "tool" with tb 160,000
horsepower steam engine that Henry
Ford recently bought from Gerard
Swope, president of tb General Boo
trie company. Tnos wbo will hear
Mr. Swop on th radio tomorrow
night will be Interested to know that
Henry Ford call him "th beat sales
man I ever aaw."
It we bav progressed from a sharp
ened flint to a 150,000 horsepower
engine, airplane, aubmanna, tractor,
and knowledge of th atom. In twelve
thousand yean, how far shall wa go
in tb next twelve million years?
Science assure u that tb aarth is
already at leaat on billion year old
and that man can look forward to
hundreds of millions of year mor.
Queer creature 1 Oandbl ot India,
who talked on ths radio day bfor
yesterday.
Yesterday be attended th opening
of th great conference on Indian af
faire, for which he had traveled
thousand of mile, and ald not a
word, only smiling at those to whom
h wa' Introduced. It wa bl day
of tlltnc.
Speaking about India he ha said;
"L personally, would Walt, . It need
be, for age rather than seek to at
tain th freedom of my country
through bloody mean.''.
He would rather never have liberty
than fight for It. In that case be
will watt "for ages" and he wont
get It.
In fire thousand' year of Indian
literature the word "liberty" doe not
occur.
Tbe world likes Oandbl, so hon
est snd sincere, frankly deploring tbe
fact that the Hindu and Mohamme
dan millions murder each other be
cause ot religious hatred, and the
other shameful fact that proud upper
"caste" Hindus look with horror on
millions of their own fellow crea
tures called "untouchables."
Oandbl expresses bl horror ot In
toxicating drink and would like
prohibition for India. How does he
explain the tact that a handful of
alcohol drinking Englishmen rule
India from thousand of mile away?
Poor Gandhi refer to "th glory
ot India's ancient past."
What glory? Wbo are the Indians
great la history, excepting on ruler,
and Oautama, founder of a noble re
ligion soon made vile by those upon
Whom be bestowed It.
India possesses one-fifth ot the hu
man race In a gigantic land. But
would Oandbl, 11 he could. Inflict
elf government on these 300,000.000?
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EARL TUMY, 310 Liberty Bldg.
FOUNDED
1909
JACKSON COUNTY
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Florence New high school build
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1929 Durant Coupe, 6-60 model. $425
New tires and license
Ignition Trouble
can spoil th performance of your car. Let
our Chevrolet expert check your car Igni
tion system you'll find that II will make a
great difference.
Pierce Allen Motor Co.
'lit Sooth Riverside Phone ISO
TSED CAR LOT 8th and Bart let t St.
- Phon 841
If they should obtain the "liberty"
that they have not bad In 6000 year
would tbey not return 'to tbe horrors
of child marriage and burning alive
of widows?
Knights Templar.
Stated conclave, Malta Com
mandery No. 4. K. T, Ma
sonic ban, Ashland. Wed
nesday evening, Sept. 18.
Open long form with drill.
followed by routine business. Grand
Commander to visit Oct. 7. All BIT
Knight courteously Invited.
R. w. LEE. Commander.
W. H. DAT, Recorder.
A stated Convocation of
Crater Lake Cbapter( Ho.
88 R. A- U. Tuesday. Sep
tember IStn. at 7:30 p. m.
Work in the P. at. and u. E. M. de
gree. Visitors welcome. -
C. at. HOUSTON, H. P.
GEO. B. ALOEN, Secretary
TOO LATE T(T CLASSIFY
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inquire W. S. Boyd, Talent.
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Price 88700. Want Medtord resi
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THS REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE
13S East Sixth St. Phone 1496.
WANTED House cleaning or day
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WANTED To buy modern 5-room
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Inquire Hi King St.
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All our price nave been reduced to
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878 to 847S
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POR RENT Saddle and pack horses
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WANTED Carpenter to build conve
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morning.
POR SALE Lot ot blackberries ripe,
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Elmo Throckmorton.
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WE PAY CASH for used clothing.
Jennings Loan Office.
WANTED Tp lease lunch room or
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69c per Box
Buying our merchandise at wholesale prices with an
ticipated discounts we are able to make these prices.
LAMPORT'S
226-230 East Main Street