rrGE TWO
WEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON, MONDAY, 2iPRIL 25, 1932.
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: ON M MOUND
oung Right Hander Re
cords Three Wins in Row
for Johnson Crew Tigers
Retain League Leadership
By llrrtwrt W. Rar-rr.
(Aoolatd Press Bporta Writer.)
Wsltsr Johnson can discover no
sound reason tor embarrassment over
his prediction early this spring that
Home Weaver would win plenty of
ball games lor the Washington Sen
ators. Already Weaver owns three con
secutive victories, two over the cham
pion Philadelphia Athletics.
Starting with a four-hit shutout
over the Boston Red Sox and Horace
Uaenbee. Weaver beat the A's and
Rube Walberg. T-4, last week al
though he failed to finish that game.
Defrars A's Agnln.
Yesterday Johnson sent him against
the A's again. This time the young
righthander went the route, held the
A's to seven scattered hits while
Washington hit George Earnshaw and
Joe Bowman for 14. safeties, and won
8-3. Carl Reynolds drove In four
Senator runs.
Detroit's amazing Tigers managed
to keep a half game ahead of the
Senators for the Amir!ril league
lead by scoring eight runs In the
last two Innings to conquer the Chi
cago White Sox, 10-9.
George Plpgraa pitched the New
Tork Yankees to an easy 9-8 verdict
over the Boston Rex Sox. Plpgraa av
lowed only six hits and struck out
an even down.
Averlll Rrralns Eye.
- Earl Averlll, Cleveland outfielder,
came out of a batting alump to drive
In eeven runa with two home-runs
and a double aa the Indians wal
loped the St. Loula Browns, H-3.
In the National league, the pace-
setting Boston Bravea won their sixth
consecutive game, nosing out the
Phillies, 2-1. in a tight pitchers' duel
between Ed Brandt and Ray Benge.
The Braves won out In the sixth on
Sphorer'a single, a wslk, a sacrifice
and another single by Red Worthlng
ton, accounting for both runs.
The Cubs, close behind the Bravea
In the standings, unleashed a 18
hlt barrage that burled the Pitts
burgh Plratea. 13-S.
Behind Carl Hubbell's flve-hlt
pitching, the New York Olanta easily
trounced Brooklyn. 7-3.
' The world champion fit. Louis
Cardinals turned back Cincinnati,
1-3,
BASEBALL
YESTERDAY
TAKE
R, H. I.
Sacramento - 19 30 1
Los Angeles i 10 7
Ollllck and Woodall; Moss. Miller,
Beck, Moncrlef and Campbell.
Second game: R. R. T
Sacramento ... 4 7 0
Los Angeles ......- - A 7 1
Flynn and Woodall;
mann and W. Crontn.
(Seven Innings).
Bttttel, Herr-
x. h. a.
Missions - 3 4 0
Portland . 0 T
Lleber and Rlccti Dietrich, Ktleen
and Pltxpatrtck.
Second gams: R. H. X.
MUilona ISO
Portland 0 4 0
Chagnon and Hoffman; Zahnlser,
Peterson and Pltxpatrtck.
Hollywood
Seattle
H.
7
10
Thomas and Baasler: Nelson and
Cox.
Second gams: R. R. -.
Hollywood . 8 7 0
Sesttle 0 6 1
Sheehan and O'Malley, Baasler;
Page, Walters and Bottarlnl.
(Seven Innings).
Oakland
R. H. E.
4 11 0
..- 1(3
Zlnn, Douglas
San Pranclsco
Ludolph and Poole;
and Murphy.
Second game: R. H. E.
Oakland 3 S 1
San Francleco .......lo 30 1
Wn&h, Joiner, Phebua end Oaston;
Henderson and Murphy, '
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IN PLAYER SWAP
CtEVKLAND, April 35. The
Cleveland Indiana and CMcsko White
Sox added new strength today by
one of the American league's blggeit
player trades In eevcrM years.
The deal, announced last night,
enda Shortstop Chalmers (BHD) Cls
aell and Pitcher Jim Moore to the
Indians In exchange for Second Base
man Johnny Hodapp and Outfielder
Bob Seeds.
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TICKET PRICE POSTED
NEW TORK, April 93. The
sum of 123 will buy a rlngMds seat
for the Max Sch me ling -Jack Sharkey
heavyweight title fight at Madison
Square Garden's new stadium near
Wood l1. Long Island. June 18.
The Oarden announced yesterday
a scale of prices for the big fight
defltgned to produce a "gate" of
000.000 If 80.000 cash customers at
tend. Price. Including tax, are MS,
17.35. 911.50, and 13.43.
By
How They Stand
(By the Associated Press.)
National.
W. .
Boston 8 3
Chicago - , 8 t
Pittsburgh a 8
Philadelphia, 8 8
New York - 8
Cincinnati 5 7
St. Louis 4 7
Brooklyn 8 7
American.
Detroit ....
Wsshlngton .
New York .
Cleveland .,
S Louis
Philadelphia .
Chicago .-
Boston
W.
8
San Prancleoo
Hollywood .
Portland ..........
Sacramento ,
Loa Angeles ..
Oakland -...
Seattle ,
Missions
. 18
13
Pet.
.800
.737
00
.800
.455
.417
3S4
.800
Pet.
.780
.737
.887
.600
.417
.400
3S
.183
.783
.810
.590
.834
94
.430
.381
.118
SENATE ADOPTS
LOAN AID BILL
WASHINOTON, April 99. (AP)
The senate today paased and sent to
the house a bill to facilitate radls-
countlng of Intermediate credit bank
debentures through the federal re.
serve system.
Senator Stelwer (R.. Ore.) explain,
ed that the measure would give In
termedlat credit banka additional
facilities for acquiring funds from
the federal reserve and enable them
to get money at an Interest rate from
1 to lVi per cent lower than at pres
ent.
Thla saving, he aald, probably
would be transferred back to the in
dividual borrower and permit him to
get loans at a lower rate.
WILL PROBE DEEP
NEW YORK. April 35. (JV-Nor-man
Thomas, socialist candidate lor
Presldent In 1038. today urged a boy
cott of California products snd non
partlclpatlon by union athletea In the
Olympics as a practical prote.it
jralnt Oovernor Rolph's refusal of a
pardon for Tom Mooney.
WASHINGTON", April 35 (API
The aenate banking commutes today
ordered full lnrestgatmn of the
stock market and determined to tend
Invest igatora to New York.
At a lengthy executive seaslon the
committee agreed to appoint a sub
committee to employ additional coun-
sel and Investigators necessary to
nuke the study in New York.
The committee Is determined to
find out the inside operations of the
gigantic pool In stocks which oper
ated on the '"bull-slds In the 19TO
boom and on the -bear" side since
the price collapse.
Broken windows tfiaaed
oridrt Cabinet Works
by Trow-
Portland Shut Out in Both
Games of Sunday Twin
Bill Angels Show Best
Record for Week's Play
(By the Associated press.)
With six wins out of seven games In
last week'a series, the Angels emerg
ed today as the leader In the Pacific
coast's lsst weekly tourney. Results
for the week were:
Los Angeles 8 wins. Sacrsmento 1-
San Pranclsco 4 wins, Oakland 3.
Portland 4 victories, missions 3 (one
game rained out.
Hollywood 4 victories, Seattle 8.
Sacramento got her only game of
the series yesterday, taking the first
contest IS to 4. In this game Ca
mllll and Demaree celebrated with
two homera apiece. The Angels came
back to win the second game, 8 to
4, by virtue of Stats' homer In the
seventh and lest Inning.
Reds Take Two.
The Missions got their only two
games yesterday both games being
shutouts, 3-0 and 1-0. In the first
Sams the Missions' hits were good for
two runs. The second game was
tighter still, the single run blossi to
las In the sixth.
Seattle and Hollywood divided
games, the Indians taking the first,
8-4. Quelllch homed for Hollywood
with two on In the third. The Stars
took the second game 3-0, by bunch
ing bite, and- captured the series.
Oaks, Seals Divide.
The Oaks gave the Seals their live
liest series thus far by taking the
morning game 4-3, behind Ludolph e
tight twirling. The home team pound
ed out 30 hits for 15 runs to the
Oaks' 3 In the second contest.
One game was on the elate today.
Portland was to hold the Missions
for the make-up game Tomorrow's
gsmes: Hollywood at Portlsnd, Mis
sions at Seattle, Seoramento at San
Francisco (night) snd Oakland at
Los Angeles (night).
Medford Pear Sales, New York Auction
From New York Daily Fruit Reporter, furnished to Tlie Mail Tribune by
the Fruitgrowers' League
Three cars MEDFORD WINTER NELIS, 1 part car ANJOUSsold Jbere April 18.
WINTER NELIS
3!en Rosa Extra -
31en Rosa Extra Jumbles
31en Ivy Pansy
31en Ivy Fancy Jumbles .
Palmer House Extra
Blue Maltese Cross Extra
Red Maltese Cross Fancy
Bxa. 70s 60s
530 ' 310
463 (352S215)
90s 100s 110s 120s 135s 150s 165s 180s 195s 310s 228
. 138 238 255 255 255 355 350 230 225 195
136 235 335 336 345 345 336 330 305 170
315
310
290
315
310
390
300
395
390
306
290
285
306
300
286
300
298
285
375
270
380
255
Avge.
235
118
214
100
806
278
256
Markets'
Livestock.
PORTLAND. April 25. (AP) Cat
tle 1400; calves. 70: fully stesdy.
Steers. 800-900 lbs., good, 88.35 7;
medium, s58.35: common. $3.76 ft S; i
900-1100 lbs., good. 6 25a7; medium!
15198.26; common 63.7535; 1100-1300 1
lbs., good. 65.756.50: medium, 84
9 5.75; heifers. 558-850 lbs, good.
85.75 m 6.60; medium 64.60 at 6.75:
common, 63.254.60; cows, good $4.76
A 6.25; common and medium, $3,259
4.75; low cutter and cutter, $1.50
3.25: bulls, yearlings excluded, good
and choice (beef) $325$3.75; cutter,
common and medium. 62.00 a3.25:
vealers. milk fed. good and choice, i 3 -i 120-150 lbs., medium to choice,
180-200 lbs., good and choice, $4.35 : Sept.
4.50; medium weight 200-330 lbs.. cash wheat:
good and choice. $2.754.80; 330-350 ,'1B"t,'n
lbs., 'good and choice. $3.504 35; Hard winter
heavyweights. 3o0-290 lbs., good and Northern spring
choice. $3 35(4.2S; 290-350 Iba., good j western red
and choice. $3.00 at 4.00; packing sows.
276-800 ,lbs., medium and good, $2.75
(S3.50; feeders-stockers, 70-130 lbs..
13 00 a 3 50.
SHEEP and LAMBS 1200; gener
ally steady. Spring Iambs, good and
choice, $6.0096.60: medium, $4,009
6.00; lambs. 00 lbs. down, good and
choice, $5.5036.00; medium, $4.00$
5.60; all weights, common, $3.00ft
4.00; yeaning wethers, 90-110 lbs.,
medium to choice, $3.004.00: ewes.
120 lbs., medium to choice, $2,509
.60 V4 .69 H .59 ',4 .69 V4
Oats: No. 3 white, $24.
Today's car receipts: Wheat,
flour, 7; corn, 8.
. .84
. .83
. J6J
. .63
43;
Portland Produce
6.00fi(fl.50; medium. 4 60(3 0.00; cull
and common, 2SQ?4.50; calves, 250
500 lbs., good and choice, $4,900
6.00: common and medium, 92.00
4.50.
HOGS 3000. Including 259 direct
to killer, 627 through: generally
steady. Light lights. 140-160 Ins..
good and choice, 3.75a4.50, 160-180 May
lbs., good and choice, M -35 4.50; ' July
$1.75 2.75: all weights, cull to com
mon, 1.00(3 MS.
Porthnd Wheat
Open High Low Close
. .63?; .64 .63 U .84
. .61 .01 .61 .61 .
PORTLAND. April 25. (AP) But.
ter. Prints 92 score or better, 20 9
22c: standards. 19$21c.
BUTTERF AT Direct to shippers:
Station. 13c; Portland delivery prices
16c lb.
EGGS Pacific Poultry producers'
selling prices: Fresh extras, 14o;
standards, 13c: mediums. 13c.
LIVE POULTRY Net buying price:
Heavy hens, colored, 4'J lbs, up.
15 s 16c; do mediums, 11912c; light.
9c; light broilers. 12$ 13c lb; colored
roasters over 2 lbs., 1820e; old
roosters, 80; ducks, Pekln, 15c; geese,
12c; capons, 18 c 20c. .
COUNTRY MEATS Selling price
to retsllers: Country killed hogs,
best butchers under 100 lbs., 6 gelid
vealers, 80 to 130 lbs, 9e9'ic:
spring lambs, 1016c; lambs, year
lings. 10 e lie; heavy ewes, 4c; can
ner cows, 3 9 4c; bulls, SJ4c.
ONIONS Selling price to retailers:
Oregon, $8.0088 50 cental; boilers.
$6 .00 7.00.
NEW POTATOES Texas. $2.25 for
50-lb. sack.
POTATOES Local. 90C SJ $1 .15;
Parkdale. $1.25; Deschutes, $1,369
1.35; eastern Wsshlngton, $1,009
1.35.
SEED POTATOES (certified) Ear
liest of all, leUjc; Irly Rcee.
lal'ic lb.
WOOL 1933 crop nominal: Wil
lamette valley. 6 a 8c lb.; eastern
Oregon. 7jl0c pound.
HAY Buying price from producer:
Alfalfa. $15 16.50; eastern Oregon
timothy, $19; oats and vetch, $14.
Pan Francisco Butterfat
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., April 25.
(AP) Butterfat f. o. b. San Fran
cisco, 20c.
SLEEPATWHEEL
FATAL TO DRIVER
LA GRANDE, Ore., April 25. (AP)
C. E. Robertson of Ooldendale,
Wash., died here last night of In
juries' received in sn sutomoblle ac
cident that occurred Friday about
10 miles west of La Grande. Rob
ertson's back was broken In two
places. Robertson, who was driving
Joseph R. Kldd's car, apparently
fell asleep and the machine left the
road, overturning twice.
OPENING STEADY
PORTLAND. Ore, April 35. (AP)
General butter market situation
for the day appeared steady and In
line with last week's general show
ing for cubes as well as prlnta. But
terfat appears fully steady.
Market for eggs contlnuea more or
leas of stationary character with no
change refleted In general prices.
Storage rejects are still being util
ised by some Interests to undersell
the general market.
General trading In the live chicken
market contlnuea steady with de
mand still best for heavyweight hens
and broilers.
NOT TO HURT FARMER
WASHINGTON. April 35. (IP) T!l
farm board said today It would dis
pose of Its stabilization wheat hold
ings only In such a way as to be in
the best Interests of farmers end
that Its present restricted sales pol
icy would be strictly followed.
This statement waa made In an
swer to reports that private grain
traders had asked the board to turn
over its stocks to grain dealers for
disposal.
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Before You Buy a
Refrigerator See the Maytag.
Wall St. Report
Stock Wale Averages
(Copyright, 1933. Stsndard Statistics
Co.)
April as:
Today
Pre?, day ,
Week ago
Year ago
SO
Indl'a
46 8
46.6
47.0
..114.1
30
Rr'a
32 3
23.6
33.0
84.2
30 .
Ufa
78.5
78.1
78.0
166.4
90
Total
47.9
47.7
84.6
118.7
Bond Sale Averages
(Copyright, 1933, Standard Statistics
Co.)
April 35:
30 30 . 30 80
Indl'a Rr's Ut's Total
Todsy 60.0 64.0 78.5 87.5
Prev. day 60.8 64.6 78.7 67.8
Week sgo 80S 64.6 79.1 68.3
Tsar ago -.. 6S.7 99.0 100.8 8.44
NEW YORK, April 25. (A cautious
rally in the atock market waa anuffed
out by S.polnt break In Allied
Chemical In the last hour of today's
trading. The market closed with nar
row changea and a barely steady tone.
The seaalon was one of the dullest of
the year, with transfers approximat
ing 700.000 shares.
The drop in Allied Chemical waa
coincident with newa that the first
quarter earnings had been lnaufflcl
ent to cover the dividend.
Today's closing prices for IS select
ed stocks follow; I
American Can ....... 4314 i
American T. & T. 094
Anaconda , st i
Curtla Wright i
Oeneral Motora 11 H
Int. T. & T 8
Montgomery Ward 7,
Paramount Pub .... 41 j 1
Radio ....... 8n '
Southern Pac. 1414
8. O. of Ca laj
S. O. of N. J. , 31 14
Trans Am. gi4
United Aircraft nu,
U. S. Steel , 381,
RETURN COUNTERFEITERl
FOR NEW PRISON TERM ,
PORTLAND. Ore, April 35. 1 :
Nelson B. Stebblns. who last Janu-1
ary completed a five-year term In i
McNeil Island federal prison for coun
terfeiting, was hesded back to the
Island todsy when he pleaded guilty
to a charge of making and passing
spurious coins. I
Portraits ol distinction
leys, opp dolly theatst.
The peas
Sleet Prank Perl coroner.
New Shot Put Mark
Claimed In Europe
Vn.KQVZ, April 35. on Prana
Dolda of the tpori club aiari m-tabU-hed
Hint vm announced aa a
nw world 'a record for th ahotput
todat a distance- of lfl 05 metera
(about 54 44 fectt.
Fabrick Honored
At DeMolay Meet
CORVALMB. Ot April VS. (AP,
Klamath Palla waa select! Bat Ur
du? by the order of DeMolay for Its
1&93 annual conclave.
Two boys from Corrallla and all
from Portland were awarded citation
for the Legion of Honor, rive adulta
were given the Croea of Honor. They
Included Olaf 01en of Salera and
Olen Pabrlck of Xledtord.
Name Denial Fxuminrr,
SALEM. April 25 (AP Oovernor
Julloa L.. .Meier, who returned to
8-lem today after an absence ol
more than a week, announced the
appointment of Dr. A. I. Week
Vortland. to the atata board of
drntal examiners. He ewceed Dr
Fftttll Hrunk, whose term expired
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Compare These Amazingly Low
Sale Prices With 1931 Values !
SPECIAL
VALUES
Davenport
Sets
Fine remitne anoweb bnllt,
Pavenport ar.J Chair, In your
rhnlre of cove 'inn. real bar
gain at
Sale of
Club
Chairs
You'll find that thew Club
f ha Ira whlttt formerly sold for
6.00, are real values at thU
low price
$22.50
Sale Starts Tuesday
Look at These PRICE-SMASHING
Dinirg Room Set
BARGAINS
$70-oo
$79.50
$89-0
$75.00
$97.50
$35.00
DINING SET
Attractive Walnut Table, Buffet and six
Chairs to match. 1931 price $140, now....
Walnut Tabic, Buffet and six Chairs.
Sold last year for $159- Priced now at.
Table, Buffet and six Chairs in walnut.
1931 price $197. Now priced for this sale
Walnut Dining Set, Table, six Chairs and
Buffet. 1931 price $175. Now priced for
this sale . '
Dining Room Suites Table, Buffet and
six Chairs. 1931 price $195. On sale this
week at
Dinette Table, four Chairs and Buffet.
Regular 1931 price $71.00... Now reduced
for this sale
A Small Down Payment Then Use as You
Pay Your Credit Is Good
Bargains
in Every
Department
32 Suites to Choose
From Here Are a Few
White Enameled Suite
3-piece ivory Bedroom Suite,
dresser, bed and vanity, hand
decorated 1931 price $41, now
Bed, Vanity and Chiffonier in
green enamel, hand decorated:
1931 price $45.00, now priced at..
Wf.lnut bed, vanity and chiffonier
which sold in 1931 for $49.50. Re
duced now for this sale to
$20-50
$22-50
$24-75
Walnut Bed. Vanity and Chiffo
nier, with bench to match, 1931 C A A A A
price $S0. Now reduced for this T:U
sale to
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