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PAGE SEVEN THEY'LL CARRY YALE'S BLUE TO THE REGATTAS 10 APPLY a license moratorium had been New bus service inaugurated be launched, but no decision had been tween Ma rah field and Portland, via made. Oregon Coast highway. 10 UN IN TERMS FOR AUTO I Saturday Specials! RABBITS and FRYERS E IS SrEDFOED MAIL TRIBUNE, rEDFQRD, OREGON, FRIDAY, JUNE 10, 1032. PORTLAND, Ore., June 10. (API Surprising increase In local offerings of butter instead of the loss generally reported by makers and receivers, gave trade a somewhat different slant during the last 24 hours. Locally there was no change in general open market conditions but trade appeared to lack snap generally. To some extent the local receipts of butter may be attributed to the late weakness in the California trade. Top scores continue to be more or Jess sought after for movement Into tbort and these are being cleaned up generally. There was practically no change In the long-continued price of eggs dur ing the day. Borne Improvement In quality of dressed hen turkeys Is confirmed. Demand Is rather fair up to 16c lb. for tops. There Is little call for to ma. Sales of both watermelons and can taloupes have been Increased sudden ly as a result of the warm weather. Prices in general are showing no fur ther changes for quality stuff. Ssacrlty of quality tomatoes is very pronounced here. Demand for hot house stock is far In excess of cur rent offerings with prices steady to firmer and higher as a result. Market? Livestock PORTLAND, Ore., June 10. (AP) Cattle 40, calves 10; steady. Hogs 00; steady. Good and choice, 3.40 4.10; light weights. 160 to 180 .pounds, good and choice, $4 if 4. 10; S0 to 200 lbs., good and choice, 4 4.10; medium weight, 200 to 220 lbs., good and choice. 93.40ra4.10. Sheep and lambs 200; steady. Asaociated Preai Photo Thte strapping oarsmen, averaging around feet 2 Inches, will man Vale'a "big boat" In the racei thli year. Thev will attempt to gain dominance over Harvard and earn the right to represent the United States In the Olympics at Los Angeles. Left to right: J. H. Jackson, stroke: Capt. James Knott, No. 7; E. J. Esselatyn, No. 6: Ed Meyer, Jr., No. 5: R. L. Qoodale, No. 4; J. 8. Atwood, No. 3; O. B. Manuel, No. 2. and F. Hallett, bow. Coxswain R. J. Mayer Is In front Net gains of $2 to (4 In other stocks were numerous, strength being espe cially noticeable In farm Implement Issues which rallied with wheat. Case climbed more then $7 to above $26 and International Harvester rose S3. 50 to lie. Transactions approximated 1,300.000 shares, the largest volume this week. Today's closing prices for 16 select ed stocks follow: American Can 37?4 American T. & T. 84 , 4 1 9 314 S'i 3.i Portland Wheat PORTLAND, June 10. (OP) WWheat: Open High July -40 V4 -60 Sept. .49', 0 Dec. ; -52U .52V4 Cash wheat: Blng Bend bluestem ....... Soft white Western white -. Hard winter Northern spring Western red Oots: No. 2 white Today's car receipts: flour 9; corn 5. Low Close .49 H -50 .49 .50 .5214 -52 !4 .63 .54 .53 . .53 ... .53 ,51',4 $25 00 Wheat 27; Portland Produce PORTLAND, Ore., June 10. (API Country Meats Selling price to re tailers: Lambs, yearlings, 4 5c. Oth ers unchanged. Onions Selling price to retailers: New Cochella wax, fl; yellow, 90c (1 crate; new red, 1.75 cental; new yellow, 1.75 cental. Strawberries Oregon 24s, 80 a 80c; Gold Dollar, 60s? 600. Butter, butterfat, eggs and live poultry unchanged. Potatoes, seed and new potatoes, wall and hay quotations unchanged. San Francisco Butterfat SAN PRANCISCO, Cal., June 10. (AP) Butterfat f. o. b. San Fran cisco, 18c. Wall St. Report Anaconda Curtis Wright General Motors Int. T. & T Montgomery Ward Paramount Pub Radio , 4 Southern Pac. ...... 9 S. O. of Cal 18 S. O. of N. J. 25 Trans. Am. . M 3 United Aircraft -.. 9 U. S. Sttel 26i Corp't Tftut Shs $1.35 Yorkshire Care Perilous INGLETON. Yorkshire (AP) A large subterranean lake has been dis covered beyond the White Scar cav ern system, ts outlet is being ex plored at great risk because hut;e stalactites fall frequently with cav ernous roars. Japan Buys Filipino Wood MANILA (AP) -Japan has displaced the United States as chief buyer of lumber In the Philippines, having taken last year 35.000,000 board feet, while 20,000,000 went to America. Poles Stay at Home WARSAW (AP) Pew Poles will travel this year. The government doubled the fee for single round-trip passports to $44. The cost for yearly passports was quadrupled to 9180. iLOCALS Expected Home Tomorrow Mrs. W. S. Bolger and Infant daughter, Pa tricia Ann. are expected to leave the Community hospital for their home tomorrow. From New York From the city of New York, Mrs. Harry Collins. Mrs. James McArthur and Miss Helen K. Wallace are registered as guests at hotels In the city. ... Mrs. Dltsworth III Mrt. Stewart DItsworth of Trail Is in the Com munity hospital receiving treatment, having been brought In 111 today. Navy Ship Here A Curtis Attacker, ... navy plane, piloted by army reserves stationed at Oakland airport, stopped at the Medford airport this afternoon for gasoline Deiore conunuing vo Klamath Falls. They plan to return south from Klamath. ... Broken Nose In a fight. In which pWnmnli pnrt Photos of the Medford municipal airport were tak en today Dy tne universal news tteei representative, who accompanied Cap tain Yancy on two trips to Crater Lake In his autoglro today. ... Mrs. Dodge In City Mrs. Dells Dodge, who Is spending the summer season as guest of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Terrett at Dead Indian resort, la In Medford to spend several days at her home on King street. Wakemans Visit Mr. and Mrs Louie Wakeman. who resided In Med ford until about nine years ago. are here spending several days visiting friends, before continuing to Klam- ath Palls. They now make their home in Los Angeles, where Mr. Wakeman is In charge of a subscription district for the Los Angeles Times. Stop In City Oregonlans stopping at the local hotels are P. P. Knight, E. S. Heydenburk, A. W. Wagner. B.I Shallborn and H. Middleton of Eugene, L. A. Smith and family and Nova D. McAllister of Salem, Guy Yung of Klamath Palls, Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge A. Hunt of Roseburg. P. A. Tatum of Corvallis, and P. B. Haw ley of Oregon City. he was allegedly hit by Floyd Shep herd, 19, Robert Pope, 14, suffered a broken nose last night, according to city police officers. Pope resides at 611 West Eleventh street, and Shep herd gave his address as the mill district. The fight occurred on East Jackson street after the youths had left the carnival, according to re ports. They were accompanied by Carl Walden. LA PAZ, Bolivia (AP) Bolivia 1 trying to stabilise Its monetary unit. the boliviano, by tlelng It to the price of tin and the British pound sterling. Tin la the staff of national life here, the country producing a fourth of the world's supply. The national control commission has established sliding scale by which there are 80 bolivianos to the British pound when tin Is 90 pounds a ton and 10 bolivianos to the pound when tin goes up to ISO pounds. In American money this means that when tin Is $340 a ton the boliviano Is worth 17 cents and if the metal goes to $540 It rises to 25 3 cents. Prof. Edwin B. Kemmerer of Princeton university stabilized the boliviano at 36.5 cents In 1028. but hard times and an overproduction of tin toppled it. Now, with a new world agreement limiting tin pro duction, the metal brings $494 a ton. but the cost of production is $475. ao only the richest mines are working. The scheme has a special domestic complication. Mine owners want low exchange so they can get more bo livianos for t heir tin: bust ness in terests want high exchange rates so it will take fewer bolivianos to pay for Imports. KIM Austrnllnn ningos. BRISBANE (AP) The dingo, or Australian wild dog pest, has been much reduced In Queensland under the government's bounty of 76 cents a scalp. Good hunters can destroy them in scores. Alaska's fishery industry employed nearly 23,000 persons. . Instructions to auto owners, for the securing of 1033-35 auto licenses. ' due July 1. have been issued by the tate police, upon Instructions of ( the secretary of state, as follows: "First. This year you are again to use your registration card as in. application for your new plates, The registration card la the little 3x5 1 form that you now carry In the con- i tainer in the driver's compartment j of your car. Make sure that It la your 1031-1933 card and describes ; the car you wish to register. The ; card must be signed on the back in the apace provided; and If you have moved to an address other than the one on the face of the receipt, write your present address under your signature." The new plates will be available i for use upon the highways, on and after June 15. and may be secured ; as follows: By mall addressed to the secretary , of state at Salem, Ore. By applying in person to the sheriff of your county for a tempo rary permit pending the arrival of the license plate. Captain Lee M, Bown of the south ern Oregon district, stressed the fol lowing provision: "In event you have misplaced your 1631-1933 registration card, please write the department at Balem IM MEDIATELY upon receipt of this let ter for a special registration memo, giving the license plate numbers now on the car you desire to register. Adherence to this rule will avoid a large measure of the inconvenience and confusion of last year. Captain Bown said. i Dispatches from upstate today ln- i dlcated that the usual movement for 1 HENS Nice and Fat 50c ea. 6o for drawing Lamb Stew 5clb. Veal Stew 6clb. Pork Chops Pork Steaks Leg of Lamb 15 lb. Lamb Chops Veal Chops Bacon Crescent SHORTENING, 3 lbs. . -25C Gibson and Anderson Fresh Fruits, Vegetables and Groceries EXTRA FANCY LETTUCE 2 heads 5c ' CATSUP 14 oz., 13c E. A. EVANSON, Prop. Every Day Is Bargain Day at the Ivy Street Market Just around the corner from P. 0. Plenty Parking Space Oregon Friends OK Volstead Act NEWBBRQ. Ore., June 10. (AP) The Oregon yesrly meeting of Friends, holding Its 40ti annual ses sion here, Thursday sdopted a reso lution endorsing the 18th amend ment snd the Volstesd Act. The resolution held thst the "evils of the present situation sre not due to prohibition but to the same law lessness which has always been asso ciated with the liquor traffic." Toyon berry shrubs which grow wild In California mountains aro now being cultivated extensively for mar keting as Christmas holly. GRESHAM New fruit and vege table stand opened by Chris Satter. Ifoef .,&.'.. " ' . 'stasMsiMMssssissiiiiiinii)ilriVififiialri ..v:v.iwiiaiiiassss Wood Sttoi?e Liberty Bldg. "The Home of Pure Foods" W.MainSt. Alexander Grocery Inc. Phone 143 FREE DELIVERY E. F. ALEXANDER, Gen. Mgr. Just a lot of folks think they know how a food store should be operated. After 40 years active experience we are still learning. When you have food troubles let us help you solve them. . SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY If your eyes could only see hard carbon Rnnil Stile Averaees ipyrlght, 1933, Standard Statistics CO.) June 10: Today . 65.3 Prev. day S5.3 Week ago .... 55.2 Year ago 82.8 30 90 30 SO Indl's Br's Ut's Total 53.7 63 8 61.3 74.0 74.0 73.4 98 9 100.3 61.0 61 0 69 6 93.9 Stock Sale Averages (Copyright, 1832. standard Statistics Co.) June 10: 50 30 30 00 Indl's Br's Ut's Total Today 39.1 15.6 Prev. day .. 38 0 14.8 Week ago .. 39.0 II I Year ago ...104.1 73.0 157.7 Free Demonstration All day Sat. SAW Tomato Juice and Grape Juice. Come in and drink with ns. It's free. Hammered Wheat Thinsies A delicious whole wheat cracker. Reg. 30o pkg. for 25c. Made in Cambridge, Mass. Reg. 10c pkg. Sunshine Crackers . Large Cans Tomatoes, 3 for Good Grade Coffee, lb. 69.4 64.6 69.3 39.0 36 3 38 9 108.8 39 Medium pkg. Peets Granulated Soap 2 Cakes Crystal White Soap Free. Yt lb. Orange Pekoe Tea . 2 lb. pkg. Sugar Free. 2 Heavy Weight Combs Honey, cellophane wrapped ......25 3 Large Oval Cans Sardines 19 Battle Creek Health Foods Manning's Coffee N. Y. Nippy Cheese NEW YORK. June 10. ( AP) An advance of S20 a shars In Auburn auto featured a unely rally In the stock market late today. Trsrters short of Auburn, ofter a spectacular performer, took a severe squeezing ss tne snsres, opening o higher at 50, raced up to (70. They closed at S66.7S. On Tuesday the stock , .sold as low ss (33 87. Phone 611 Model Bakery SATURDAY SPECIALS Joe Doblmeier 1 P K . Hard carbon chlioled from rj motor lubricated by only moir xpnlv oll$ If 1 ZZCi from Shell Motor Oil 13 to 7-5 as much carbon. Soofy, (( blows away with the axhauif gaits Even at MILES PCR HOUR World Record of 'Muroclolct, May 16, 1932 Cinnamon Twists, doz. 15c Danish Coffee Rings, Each 15c Russian Torte, ea ,.. 24c Angel Foods, ea 20c Honey Cookies, doz. 10c OUR EVERY DAY SPECIAL-Home made Bread, 3 for 20c Phone 164 Liberty Market E. R. Pech CllMQSE i MOTOR 011, TIONI2f TMI IMOISIMBIMf Df4tS "The Home of Good Meats Govt. Inspected Swift & Co. Steer Beef" SWIFT'S BEST STEER BEEF and PORK Aged meats contain 1-3 more food value than fresh-killed meats. SATURDAY SPECIALS Fancy R. I. Red Chickens Choice Rabbits ALL OILS form some J. carbon. It's the kind of carbon, and the quantity, that makes the difference. Don't pay good money and more money per quart for oils that deposit layers of ruinous hard carbon. You can get an oil now that forms only a little carbon, and all of it a soft, sooty, HARD CARBON LAYER AFTER LAYER -DEPOSITED BY COSTLY OILS INSIDE YOUR ENCINEI CHIPS BROKEN OFF. GRINDING THEIR WAY DOWN CYLINDER WALLS, CUTTING LIKE SAND THROUGH YOUR BEARINGS MOTOR OIL. All grades of it cost you only 25f a quart The correct grade o SHELL MOTOR OIL for your car is guar- anteed to last as long under the same driving conditions in your motor as any other correct grade oil regardless of price! Shell guarantees you as thorough harmless kind. This lubricant is SHELL lubrication. Without hard carbonl HENS, each 4Qc FANCY FRYERS, each 3Qc LAMB STEW, lb.... 5c SWIFT'S BACON, lb 15c mm