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PATTE FTVB SAVAGE RAPIDS Dupont Stock Counterfeited NEW YORK, May 5. (AP) More than (2,000,000 In counterfeit com mon stock certificates of the K. I. Du Pont de Nemours company were seleed In a west 43rd street loft building today and four men ar rested by detectives. Oregon Weather Generally fair tonight and Friday; but unsettled, probably with occa sional rains in northwest, cooler ex treme east tonight; moderate change able winds offshore, Billiards and Snooker, 40a per hr. At the Smoke House, S. Main. Be correctly corseted by ETHKLWYN B. HOFFMANH Blxtn and Holly Street , Let us mall your Mother's Day gift candy. De Voea. Real Estate or Insurance Leave It to Jones. Phone 796, BASEBALL YESTERDAY Not Sanctioned! TED THYE BY DAM ASCENSI BEDFORD MSTL TRIBUNE. BEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY, MAY 5, 1932. Coast. R. H. B. Ssn Francisco - - 7 18 1 Hollywood 8 11 1 Zlnn and Penebsky; Johns, Sher man and Mayer. " R. H. I. Seattle 8 8 8 Portland 8 8 0 (11 innings.) Kslllo, Page and Cox: McDonald, Zahnlser and Ftttpatrtck. E EASY FOR FISH Broken windows glazed by Trow bridge Cabinet Works. Elect Prank Perl coroner. i FACE TRIAL BY raw FOES League Leaders Will Play All Four Western Teams On Invasion Phils Flat tened in Farewell Game By GAYLE TALBOT, (Associated PreM 8port Writer) Having won their spurs In the east, BUI McKechnle's Boston Braves Vnvaded the western strongholds 01 Jtis National league today tor a whirlwind two week's campaign that will prove pretty definitely whether . they can "take It." In that time the current leaders will meet all tour western members. Including their closest rivals, the Chicago Cubs, and the champion Bt. Louis Cardinals. If the Braves hold their own somebody wlU have to take them very seriously. Flattened Phillies. In their parting shot at sectional neighbors yesterday, the Braves flat tened the Phillies, 3 to 0. Huck Betts, the veteran "rookie," turned in his third consecutive victory, ss he held the slugging Phils to four Cits. The Cardinals shoved up into the first division with their second straight shut-out over Cincinnati, 7 to 0. Flint Rhem became the fourth Card hurler to pitch brilliant ball In as many days when he limited the Beds to six hits, three of them by George Grantham. Wamecke Wins for Cubs. The youngster, Lonnle Warnecke, recorded his fourth victory as the .Chicago Cuba defeated Pittsburg. V to X. He scattered si hits and deceived noble support, while the Pirate defense cracked at crucial mo ments behind Larry French. Brooklyn and New York spent the day traveling west. The Cleveland Indians, sharing second place and the leadership of the American league's western di vision with the Detroit Tigers, de feated the Browns, 8 to 3. on the eve of their first visit to the sea board. It was their tenth victory in their last eleven starts. They make their first stand against the Athletics today. Tigers Take Final. John Btone's home run In the seventh Inning with two aboard en abled the Detroit Tigers to come from behind and take their final trom the White Box, 8 to 7. Stanley Harris' troupe opens against the Yankees tomorrow. The four eastern clubs were un scheduled, but the Yanks sharpened up their batting eyes In a 8 to 3 exhibition victory over Bridgeport of the Eastern league. FARM AID PLAN PLEASES KANSAN WASHINGTON, May 8. (AP) The i domestio allotment farm relief plan, as presented In Washington by M. L. Wilson of the Montana State Agri cultural college, has, In the opinion of Representative Hope of Kansas, some "great possibilities." Hope, trom the largest wheat state In the country, said today that an educational program to get the farm ers and organized agriculture back on the plan waa necessary to Interest congress. The domestio allotment plan differing from that sponsored by the farmers' union seeks to give the tariff benefits back to the farm- era. The farm board would direct 'vvts operation, but the administration Would be local with farmers agreeing to cut their acreage when necessary. a ) LEAD COAST PITCHERS LOS ANGELES, Cal, May 5. Pl Pete Daglla, Oakland righthander. and Art McDougal, San Francisco southpaw, share top honors In Cosst league pitching, each having five vic tories and no defeats so far this sea son. There are six other hurlers In the .1000 class, however, with three Tic ' torles, or less, eaoh. FALL'S FREEDOM SET FOR COMING SUNDAY WASHINGTON. May 8. (p) Attorney-General Mitchell said today he would order New Mexico state peni tentiary authorities to release Albert B. Fall Sunday. L i Colonel Alfred B. Clark, who Is seeking the Republican nomination for United States senator, Is the man who was chosen as legal counsel for the Dairy Co-operative Association for the state of Oregon and his ef forts In their behalf has resulted In stabilization of the price of milk paid to the dairymen by the distributors This result wss accomplished at a time when a large majority of the milk producers of the state were tm the verge of ruin. (Pd. adv. Clark for U. S. Senator committee, 820 Yeon Bldg., Portland, Ore.) a PortralU of distinction. The Peas leys, opp. Holly theater. . CrystaJ?low Kodak glass supreme The Peseley's, Opp. Holly Theater. New Comfort for Those Who Wear False Teeth W? Inncrcr need YOU fl uncom- frtfthl wiir!n(r fftlM tttl. Fw- tth. a trreatly Improved powder. iiai.j . . - vtiatAa hnMi thorn upriumcu un jruiu pi""" ....... turht uid comfortable. No gummy, ..... 4.li... TWvlnrlfM - ot FMtwth r: Jarmin rid Wood or your Uruggjt. - R. H. !. 1 3 Oakland Sacramento .... 4 6 2 Walsh and Oaston; Vinci and Wood all. R. H. E. 10 14 3 Los Angeles . Missions 4 11 3 Hermann and Campbell: Caster, A. Walsh, T. PUlette and Rlccl. How They Stand (By the Asoclated Press.) American. W. L. Pet. Washington 14 4 .778 Cleveland -. 14 7 .787 Detroit 12 8 .867 New York 10 .8 .626 St. Louis . 8 12 .400 Philadelphia 6 10 .376 Chicago 6 14 .263 Boston 8 14 .176 National. Boston , .... 12 Chicago 13 4 .750 8 .722 0 .626 10 .474 11 .460 8 .400 Philadelphia -0 St. Louis 0 Cincinnati ..M.HM .... 0 Brooklyn 8 Pittsburgh 7 New York 3 10 .333 Coast. San Francisco 22 8 .733 Portland 18 12 18 14 18 14 15 IS .600 Hollywood Los Angeles Sacramento . .633 .817 .600 Oakland .. 13 18 .448 12 14 .400 .... 8 22 .297 Seattle Missions T (By the Associated press.) The San Francisco Seals were two up on Hollywood today In the pres ent series, although the Stars re duced the margin of victory to one run last night as the Seals won, 7-6. It was San Francisco's second straight win. Jimmy Zlnn, pitching for the Seals, downed a Hollywood rally In the ninth. Portland gathered its second straight win at the expense of Se attle Indians, this time by a score of 6-6 in 11 Innings. A double to the right field, fence by Johnny Mon roe, scoring Hlgglns, provided the closing thrill of the contest and brought a Portland victory. Sacramento, with the help of Greg Mulleavy, new Oakland shortstop, took last night's game from the Oaks, 4-2, and evened the series. Mulleavy made two bad throws to first, result ing in two scores. In a ragged game requiring two and one-quarter hours to complete the nine Innings, Los Angeles defeat ed the Mission Reds, 10-4, last night. Best Utah Coal, $13.50 per ton Med ford Fuel Co. Tel. 631. Auto glass Installed while you wait. Prices right. Brill Sheet Metal Works. Hi. . .1. face makes it easy to wash as marble. Many people are using ' Semi Lustre for furniture and woodwork, too. It's an econom ical all-around finish that will pay you to order today for o (- your home painting program. S-W Semi-Lustre per gal. O.OKJ Color for Modern Floors A oood looting, hrd drying and permanent enamel finish (or doors S-W Rapid-Dri FLOOR ENAMEL It sivei your rooms that smart ntw 1 (ri ippterance. 1 0 charmins, colon, per quart A V V USE SHFBWI3T-WI1.I.IAMS OfAI.ITY URl'SHES FOR BEST PAWHXH HESIXTS Quick-Drying Varnish Stain Jutt take tnoie worn furnilurt pies snd it how qgicMy you can bring them to 'life eeein with FLO-LAC quick diving v.rniih snd lUin combined. In sis populir wood effects including Extra Dark Mahogany. 90c Flo-Lac. per pint ' wv. Don't Miss "Keeping Up With Daughter" Every Friday Morning Over KMED From 10:30 to 10:45 Hubbard Bros. Inc. lince 1884 PORTLAND. Ore., May 8. OP) Dr. Karl Sarpolls, 305 pounds, Cleve land, defeated Ted Thye, 100, Port land, two out of three falls here last night. Sarpolls took the first fall in 18 minutes, 9 second, with a flying body scissors. Thye came back to take the second In 11 minutes, 61 sec onds, with a wrlstlock and head scis sors after paving the way with shoul der butts. A mlxup outside the ring was re sponsible for Thye dropping the final fall. After tossing Sarpolls outside the ring with a wrlstlock, Thye Jumped out after him, but Sarpolls beat him to It with a flying body scissors. Thye was stunned when he hit the bare boards, but managed to crawl back Into the ring before being counted out. Sarpolls ended It with rabbit punches and head scissors. Time for third fall was 4 minutes, 30 seconds. George (Wildcat) Wilson and Har ry Demetral went to a draw. De metral won the first fall with a quick body slam. Wilson evened matters with a crashing flying tackle. Den Detton, newcomer from Salt Lake, took the opener from Toby Wallace with a flying tackle. Fi CAFE WILL OPEN Geary's Cafe and Confectionery, '.o be located at 220 East Main street, formerly Crowson's, will open about May 18, It was announced this morn ing by Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Geary, who have just completed the deal pur chasing the cafe. The Gearys plan to feature the cafe In their new business, and have al ready outlined extensive plans. The entire place Is being renovated, work having started today on cleaning and repainting. A Neon sign with 20-lnch letters has been ordered, Mr. Geary said, and will be erected In front of the shop soon. Having recently sold a similar busi ness In Uklah, Cal., Mr. and Mrs. Geary were en route to Portland and Seattle, They liked Medford so well, they said, that they Immediately de olded to open a business here. "We plan to get the shop rear ranged as soon as possible," Mr. Geary said, "and all of the work should be completed not later than the 18th of the month," GIVE S. 0. N.S. SERMON Rev. Clay E. Palmer, minister of the Congregational church of Eu gene, will deliver the baccalaureate sermon at the Southern Oregon Nor mal school at Ashland, June 14, ac cording to a letter received by local friends today. The Reverend Palmer Is known throughout Oregon as a splendid speaker and one of the most prom inent men In the church organiza tion. He recently addressed the Ro tary club here and his talk was re ceived with great enthusiasm. Rotation, 4 games 35c. At The ' Smoke House, E. Main. This is the Finish to Use For Your Bath room Walls! A salin finish for interior use S-W SEMI -LUSTRE is ideal for kitchen, bathroom, basement and laundry walls. Semi - Lustre is one of the quickest and hardest drying wall finishes known will lcf fnr vesrt. lit semi-aloss sur T V- ' 1 ( Associated PrassPsore After thle picture of Miriam Gault, Northwestern university co ed, had been sent out In conneo tlon with publicity for the school's water circus, efforts were made to withdraw It because officials wouldn't sanction a photo of a :o-ed in a bathlno suit. Walker Cup Golf Dates Scheduled NEW YORK. May 5. (JP) The dates for the Walker Cup golf matches be tween amateurs of the United States and Great Britain were announced today by the United States Golf as sociation as September 1 and 2. The matches will be played at Brookllne, Mass. Phone 642. We'll haul away your refuse. City Sanitary Service. ;.:,-U: Is i f J 1 iff xy r'&wv Try it fffiK If you've never tried Buckeye you've got a thrill coming, we promixe you. Here is one malt that is fluidity plus. First of ull, it's an all-barley malt Then it is DUO-MALTED to make that wonderful strength and flavor. And it is VACUUM PACKED to keep all that flavor there for you to enjoy. Want a thrill? Try Buckeye. PLAIN OR HOP FLAVOR LIGHT OR DARK U 111 When In Portl.nd itop I ht Multnomsh. Mors (or your money st lurpriihtfj economy. Ratci From $2.00 with Beth. Popular priced rerrtaurenb). New lobby, new (urnhhlnji, new tervlce,4nJ new meny-other-thlng. Absolutely FIREPROOF. PORTLAND, OREGON Difficulties encountered by fish In making the ladder at Savage Rapldi dam were greatly exaggerated In re cent reports here, according to Ed Walker ot the game division of the state police. There is no chicken wire Interfering with the progress of the flJh, he stated today, the trouble Is purely one of too much water, the ladder having been constructed to operate more successfully during low water. Officials are on duty at the dam and IB arrests have been made, the cases Including gaffing of fish, fish ing without license and fishing with two poles. The most recent vio lators of the game law arrested were two Grants Pass men, found with two gunny sacks of salmon taken from the dam. Their trials have been set for Saturday. Pish, when migrating, travel tn bands, It was pointed out today re garding the ladder problem, and un less the leader finds the way over the ladder none of his company will make the trip. Experiment axe be ing made at the dam to aid the migration- and It Is hoped that the wrangling regarding the situation will cease before a movement la started to close the Rogue to fishing for a distance of one mile and a half below the dam. A few fish are now being caught at Savage Rapids and the lowering of the water line is expected to bring fine fishing for the week-end. A large run of salmon is reported In the lower Rogue. Seventeen were landed from one pier below the mouth of the Applegate Sunday, DEFEAT O.S.C., 6 TO 3 OORVALLIS, Ore., May 5. (TV Washington State's baseball team went Into a tie with the University of Washington for first place hon ors In conference standings, with a 0 to 3 victory over Oregon State in the first of a two-game scries here yesterday. An error by Baechtel, who muffed a fly with two down and the bags loaded, allowed three Cougars to cross the plate In the first In ning. Picture frames made to order. The Peas! eye. opp. Holly theater. the I 7 77 V .1 HAVE YOU 2'h F6BT LONG )onq rton TUB SOOP Of A HUT" SERVE AN ENTIRE PHILLIPINE COM- MUNITV EACH NATIVE TAKING A PUFF OP TWO IN PASSING vX5- OeNeRAiGraNT RfCFlVfD 11,000 CIGARS AFTER THE CAPTURE OP tORT UONELSON - jT f WHERE HEWED A J rir.AO ctiimd At S A MARSHAL'! 8ATON 1 863 VH nc 9jmcAtm M r r mrr tm m tv sti i 14 Years 7 Cents and up, ABSOLUTELY SAME CIGAR Sweeps Country at a Nickel BETTER TOBACCO WILL TELL GxniAaL Gydlinq Iflotft Higher deposit No deflocculator Maximum control Better weathering Easily removed That's why S-W Arsena .1 ir on thousands of acres Thousands of acres of orchard In the North west were sprayed the past season with two to four less cover sprays than were generally applied by using S-W Arsenate of Lead and field service. Grower success in securing better control with fewer sprays with S-W Arsenate of Lead is due to several factors I HIGHER DEPOSIT. Manr actual analyses show that more S-W Arsenals of Lead remains on the fruit after spraying. Hearler deposit is very Im portant as control la In direct ratio to deposit, other factors being constant. NO DEFLOCCULATOR. Sherwln-Willlam. Arse nate of Lead does not contain a deflocculator. Thle allows It to settle more quickly on the fruit with a heavier deposit and more desirable type of coating. GREATEST BULK. Actual tesU with the Scott volumeter ehow that S-W Arsenals of Lead has the greatest dry bulk In the pack age and also tho highest layer when allowed to settle In the spray tank or test tube. It will go Into suspension with tho least agita tion. Because S-W Arsenate of t , rs::zi-.,m - .,-.,,-zzri LET US QUOTE YOU ON Sherwin-WilliamsArsenate of Lead and Summer Oil ENJOY REAL SERVICE ON YOUR BP RAY MATERIALS Monas?c$i Seed & Feed Co Local Agent for Sherwin-Williams Sprays HEARD J?ooRiaot Jerez - f,'V S ilTI WAS TUB FIKST CUROPCi WAS Trie FIRST EUROPEAN TO SMOKE" ft, TWAIN ADVISED NEVER TO 5MOKB CI6M?S IN THEIR 5LEEP AND NEVER TO DEFPAIN AT ANY OTHER 4 I", 1 t to am stiam i. HitfMU k Ss. tWrM " JA - - - - , i r i fe of eacf is being used of orchards this spring Lead Ilea In a fluffy layer after settling. It will not Manufactured on the Pacific Coast to mast by Gogs Ross cAymontb - Spain Virginian Ministers were paid salaries in tobacco in 1723 PEOPLE TIME IfSS'ffW'ri 1i 4t V? e31f -3 m mm . I ,--" 1 clog the pipes of stationary epray plants. COMPATIBLE WITH MINERALOIL. S-W Arsenate of Lead Is eompatihla with oil sprays and other combtnatlona further assuring high deposit. BETTER WEATHERING PROPERTIES. Analyses at picking time show that S-W Arsenate of Lead haa superior weathering properties which, be cause of higher deposit and greater adhesiveness often permit the grower to eliminate late cover sprays. It Is easily removed and fruit cleaned In the usual manner will meet the world tolerance. Let us show you what a combination spray of S-W Arsenate of Lead and S-W Summer Mulsion can do in your orchards. A corps of field men is at the service of all growers using Sherwin-Williams products. Informa tion about what they can do to help you with your spraying problems can be obtained from any Sherwin-Williams dealer, or write us direct. THE SHERWIN-WILLIAMS CO. Pacific, coast orncisi Psrnand Seattle Spokane hit Lata etrf t Oakland Sanrranclsae Les Anssles your conditions
