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MEPFORD 5IAIL TRIBHNE, BEDFORD, OREGON, MONDAY, JUNE 20, 193i
FIELD BUNCHED IN
FOURTH PLACE TIE
Phillies, Dodgers, Cards and
Giants in Huddle As Cubs
Continue Slight Lead-
Reds Bringing Up Rear
By Herbert TV. Barker
(Associated Pres. Sports ifrlter)
Talcs a mettum-lw; blanket, put
it h national leaaue field, and
the only cluba that might be left out
in the cold wouia oe in ni.v-pt"".
Chicago Cuba and the laat-place Cin
cinnati Reds.
Cold ftaurea would put It this way:
The Boaton Brave, In aecond place,
lead Pittsburgh's Plratea by one game,
with the Phillies. Brooklyn Dodgers.
T.,,,1. r.niin.l. and New York
Olant In a virtual tie for fourth
place, two games behind the Plratea.
Cuba continue uain
The Cube, Idle yesterday, nerer
fhi MinfMi .round, their lead go
ing to two and a half game when
the Brave succumoea to onss
eon and the Reds. 8-0. Concord, Mass..
friends of Catcher Bob Aaby preaent-
h with hiM.k for il.000 and
Bob responded with a borne run In
the fourth inning, mo mo
iii ftmu on Qeoree Qrant-
ham'e drive Into the bleacher! In the
fifth.
Atnirioa hv Paul Waner and Pie
Traynor In the eighth drova In two
runa and gave me pirates a -i in
cision over. Brooklyn with Heinle
Maine chalking up a pitching victory
uriitiam watjinn Clark. The Car
dinals, with Jim Bottomley back mt
flrat bae, trounced tne uianta, i-u.
behind Tex Carleton'l two-hit pitch
ing. Bottomley drove In four runs
with two home runa and a single.
Tanks stretch teaa
The New Tork Tankeea stretched
ii imarimin iMni lead to aeven
and a half gamea as John Allen
blanked tne cmcago wnu uu
hr inirif.a. l-o. Ben Chapman's
single drove In the only run of the
game- In the first inning. .
The Philadelphia Athletics apllt
even with the St. Louis Browns, winning-
the second game, 6-1. after
dropping the opener, 9-2 In 10 in
nings. Leroy Mahaffeya muff of a
batted ball gave the Browns the de
ciding run in the flrat game. Jimmy
Foil clouted his loth homer In the
second.
Tha Cleveland Indiana went Into
third place, displacing Waablngton'a
Senatora, by tripping the Boston Bed
Sox twice, 9-3. end 6-8, while Wash
ington waa dropping an B-B declelon
to the Detroit Tlgera.
F
NEW TORK, June 30. (AP)
American Olymplo aspirant nave
completed another week-end of rec
ord-breaking track and field activity
but from Helslngfora, Finland, cornea
a smutting rebuttal.
The word from thera waa that
Paavo Nurml'a world' records for
5000 meter and three mile had
been emaehed by the new Finnish
aenaatlon, 33-year-old Laurl Lehtt
nen, In the Flnnlah Olymplo. trlala.
Lehtlnen ran the BOOO mat era In
14 minutes, 160 seconds and tha
three miles In 13:80.6, smashing
Nurml's records of 14:383 and 11:111
respectively. Por the ahorter dis
tance Lehtlnen'a time aleo bettered
Willie Rltola'a Indoor mark of 19:863
which ha atood a the faateet three
miles ever run.
C. W. WOOD WINS
IN 25-BIRO EVENT
PORTLAND, Ore.. June 30 (AP)
Frank M. Troth, of Portland, waa
proclaimed champion of the four,
day notthern divisional shoot of the
Pactflo . International Trapahootlng
aaaoclatlon yesterday.
The Portland veteran won th 16
yard event, acorlng a perfect 100.
Added to hla 83 In the first half
yeaterday, he had a total of l out
of 300. Troeh waa also high over
all for tha tournament.
Archie Parrott, Portland, won tha
handicap with a score of 38.
In the special 33-blrd event C. W.
Wood, Prospect, Ore., waa first; P. O.
Rexford, Portland, aecond, and O. M.
Kentiraf, Sacramento, and William
M. Gardner. Portland, tied for third.
The profeaalonal championship went
to K. It. Troeh of Portland.
Mrs. Eddie Bauer. Seattle, th only
woman ahooter to compete today,
scored 30.
FANFARE GREETS
AMELIA'S RETURN
NEW TORK, Jun 90. (AP
Aral)a Enrhtrt Putnam, tht first
womin to pilot an Rtrplan acroea
tha Atlantic, returned homa today
to recriva tha plaudit of bar M
low countryman.
A rrovd antlmated by poltoa at
ROO0 wns gttnrrrd In Battary park
aa the filer atpprd bark onto Amrrl
can aoll from tha city boat River
Ida, which had trunnaVrred har and
har husband, Owm-r Palmar Putnam,
from tha liner ll da PYanca, at
quarantine.
It waa Jiut a month afro today
that Mra. Putnam took off on har
aolo night which ended in Ireland,
where aha waa forced down In
putura by faulty axhaunt manifold
Phona M3 Wc haul away youi
rcfurt, Cij iJaaltajrj Aanlot,
MAX GIVEN 6 TO 5 EDGE
OVER SHARKEY TUESDAY
NEW YORK, June 30. (AP) The
training grind 1 over for Max
Schmellng and Jack Sharkey,
They'v polished up their weap.
on and built up atrength, stamina
and speed through six weeks of In
tensive work. Now they're resdy for
their 18-round battle for the heavy
weight championship In Madleon
Squaro Oarden'a new outdoor arena
on Long Ialand tomorrow night.
Moat experta expect the fight to
go th limit.
Th betting remained extremely
light today with Champion Max still
favored at 6 to 6.
Schmellng wound up hla training
at Klngaton, N. Y.. with a five-round
workout agalnat three sparring part
nera yesterday and left a crowd of
8000 fully convinced that h la In
top form for hla title defense.
At Orangeburg, N. Y., another ca
pacity crowd saw Sharkey box four
easy rounda before breaking camp
and beading for New York. Th
chllenger weighed 303 pounds after
th workout and probably will tip
th beam at that poundage, heaviest
of hi career, at official welghing-ln
ceremonies tomorrow afternoon.
Schmellng has been down as low
aa 188 pounds recently, but prob
ably will scare 130 or mora for th
light.
Advance ealculatlona point to one
of the beat heavyweight duel In re
cent years.
eViarkey can gain nothing but
glory and th title under any clr
cumatancea for hi share of the gat
receipt la only 10 per cent, hardly
enough to cover bla training ex
pense. Estlmatea of the probably receipt
vary from 3280.000 to 8400.000 and
of the attendance from 40,000 to 60,
000. The referee and Judge will not b.
selected until the day of the bout.
The preliminary card will conalst
of on four-rounder and four xlve
roundere, all heavyweight bout.
The first 1 scheduled for 8 p. m.
(E. 8. T.) snd th msln bout around
8:30 or 10 o'clock.
In th event of rain, th contest
Is to be held Wednesday, weather
permitting.
SGHEFFEL SHOOTS
OUTFIT DEFEATS
SQUAD
With their flrat seven ranking
player llaahlng unbeatable tennis,
Medford Tennis club' 13-man team
trimmed the Klamath Fall Pellcana
on th Klamath court Sunday to
the tun of 11 matches ,to eight.
Aftr winning seven aingle matches
out of 13. Medford went on to cinch
the match by taking four out of alx
double event.
With Edmlston, Patton, Tollefson.
Oarfleld and Bogga playing unbeat
able tennis, Medford's first ranking
seven turned In six wins In singles
with the aid of "Dad" Wllson'a win.
All of them, except Wilson turned
In perfect scores for the day win'
nlng both single and doubles. In
th lower flight Klamath won five
out of alx singles and went Into
th double only on match down.
At Tollefaon flaahed aome brilliant
tennl to pull hla second singles out
of the fire. With the count one
set, flv games and 40 lova agalnat
him, the local ac suddenly came
to Ufa and ran the match out, 8-6,
6-4.
Edmlston and Patton, after play
ing brilliant tennis In th singles,
looked even better In tha doublea.
Agalnat Robertaon and Crawford, the
Klamath aces, the local pair held
tha upper hand throughout and
flashed a well-rounded game to win
at 8-0. 8-11. 6-4. Tollefson nn
Boggs played no leaa brilliantly to
win th number two aoumea wnuo
Butler and Oarfleld pulled them-
selvea together after dropping a set
to come on and win th tniro. aou
bins event.
In a special ladles' match Miss
Montana Ranney of Medford loat
to Mta Leary of Klamath, 8-3, B-3.
The results:
Singles. v
Edmlston (M) beat Crawford (KF)
6-4. 1-8, 6-4.
Tollefaon (M) beat Richmond
(KF) 8-7, 8-8, 8-4.
Patton (M) beat Caaeman (KF)
6-3, 6-4.
Butler (M) loat to Spencer (Kr)
1-8, 4-8, 3-8.
Oarfleld (M) beat Hula (Kr) 8-3.
6-4.
Bogga (M) beat Boyd .(KF) 7-8,
6- 3.
Wilson (M) beat Hick (KF) 1-6.
7- 8. 6-3.
Early (M) loat to nt (KF) 8-8.
4-6.
Carley (M) lost to Merrlman (KF)
6-4. 6-8. 8-7.
Spauldlng (M) loat to Wolk (KF)
6-0. 4-6, 3-6.
Ollhaueen M loat to Bliss (KF)
3-6. 1-8.
Simmon (M) lost to Maseie ir.fi
8-6, 6-7.
Van Auadal (M) beat Ramsey
(KF) 6-3, 7-8. .
tmuhlr. '
Edmlaton-Pattoit (Ml beat Itobert-
aon-Crawtord (KF) 6-0, B-U, 6-4.
Toltefaon-Boggs (M) beat Boyo-
Hicks (KF) 6-4. 13-10.
Butler-Oarfleld (M) beat Bpencer-
Caaeman (KF) 4-6, 6-3, 6-8. .
Wllaon-Spauldlng (M) lost to HUie-
Dent (KF) 0-6. 8-10.
Early-Carley (Ml beat woin-tuis
(KF) 4-8. 6-4, 8-3.
Ollhauaen-Slmona (M) loat to Mer-
rlman-Maaaey (KF) 1-6, 3-8,
VINES OPENS DIE
FOR BRITISH CROWN
W1MBIJEDON, Kng.. Jun 30. (AP)
Ellsworth Vine, ranking United
States tennis player, aucceaafully
opened hla campaign for th Engllah
champtonahlp at Wimbledon today,
defeating I. Duplalx. a little known
French player. In atralght eete, 7-8.
6-8. 6-4.
Vlnea' debut on th tamou center
court was marked by arcane tennis.
Th lanky Callfornlan wa wild, btil
alwaye bold and from bad patchea
of overtiming and nettlug settled
down when the occasion demanded.
BASEBALL
YESTERDAY
TALENT WIN SUNDAY
Tli Jacksonville baseball team
Journeyed to Hilt, Calif, and con
tinued Its series of Victoria with a
to 6 win ovr th northern Califor
nia emiad.
At th falrtroundi th Medford 1
IjjIh succumbed to th Talent toss-,
eis u to 4.
R. H. E.
Hollywood ..... -'..- 8 16 1
San Francisco 16 1
Page and Mayer; Douglas, Stlne
and Wallgren. Ward.
Second game: R. H. E.
Hollywood 8 13 1
San Francisco 4 8 1
Shellenback and Baaaler; Zlnn, Mc-
Dougall and Wallgren.
R. H. E.
7 13 3
4 10 3
Winners In the elimination play for
', th President's cup tournament were
announced this afternoon aj the
Rogue River Valley Golf club. The
feature match was played by Howard
Scheffel and E. C. Sollnaky. The lat
ter was defeated, three and two, by
Scheffel and ahot an 85 with a 66
net acore. Scheffel ahot an 84 with
a net of 64.
The list of winners, who will be
paired in the coming week'a play, in
the order of their announcement, are
as frMowa? Earl Tumy won from
Charlea Clay, four and two: Harry
Roaenberg from A. P. Johnaen, four
and two. Tumy will play Roaenberg
and the Xlrt named In order down
the Hat.
Howard Scheffel from E. C. Solln
aky, three and two; George Pbythlan,
O. C. Bogga, alx and four; Russell
Semon, J. B. Kirk, six and four:
Sprague Rlegel, Nick Carter, five and
four; R. B. Hammond, D. 8. Clark,
four and three; Homer Marx, E. C.
Jerome, two and one; T. W. Miles,
O. O. Alenderfer, five nd four; D.
O. Tyree, Leonard Carpenter, by de
fault; Harold Johnson, Ted Baker,
three and one; Harry McMahon, Dr.
E. W. Durno, one up; Bayard Getch
ell, C. C. Lemmon, two up; Ted Fish,
Herb Huasong, four ana three; Ralph
Vlrden, J. c, Thompson, two and
one; A. E. Orr, D. B. Gray, two and
one.
Tho wlnnera, matched for this
week, must play their matchea before
Sunday night and are urged to get
In touch with their opponents Immediately.
Portland
Seattle
Zahnlaer and Pltzpatrlck: Bald, Page
and Cox.
Second game: R. H. E.
Portland 6 11 1
Seattle . . 3 8 1
McDonald and Palmlaano; Kalllo
and Cox.
R. H. E
Missions 6 IB 0
toa Angeles - 7 8 1
H. Plllette, Caster and Rlccl;
Baecht, Herrtman and Campbell.
Second game: R. H. E.
Mission 3 3 1
Loa Angeles 8 8 3
Brlggs, Bowler and Hofmann; Bal-
iou and Cronln,
R. H. B.
Sacramento 3 4 1
Oakland ... 13 0
De Shong and Wlrta; Thomas and
Read.
Second gam: R. R. E.
Sacramento .... 3 7 1
Oakland - .-. 6 11 0
Ollllck. Flynn and Wodall; Joiner.
E. Walah and Read. ,
How They Stand
(By the Associated Press)
National
Chicago
Boaton -
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
St. Louie
New York ... ,
Cincinnati
W. L. Pet.
. 33 34 .673
. 31 37 .634
.519
.500
, 30 33 .464
. 37 39
. 38 38
. 37 35
. 30 30
... 38. 36
.583
.481
.448
American
W. L. Pet.
New York 41 17 .707
Philadelphia ..... 35 36 .674
Cleveland 34 37 .650
Washington . 33 37 .567
Detroit 3 1 36 .644
St. Louis 30 39 .608
Chicago . . 30 37 .351
Boaton 11 46 .103
Coast
Hollywood
Portland
San Franclaco
Lo Angeles
Oakland
Seattle m
Sacramento ...
Mission .
W. I Pel.
-.. 47 33 .595
-...... 46 38 JSB'i
... 43 33 .586
40 36 .636
36 43 .463
36 43 .456
, 35 44 .443
33 49 373
Calkins Resigns
As Red Sox Pilot
DERTOIT. Mich.. June 30. (AP)
Martin Jossph McManus, acting msn
ager of th Boaton Red Sox, following
the realgnatlon Sunday of John Col
llna, today aald tat he had "set
seventh place" aa the goal for the
Red Sox thta year. McManua aald
that Collins withdrew aa manager
because of 111 health rather than any
dissatisfaction with th owners.
Wing and Mack
Ready For Bout
PORTLAND. Or. Jun 30. (AP)
Ah Wing Lee. Portland clever Chin
es lightweight and Eddl Mack, of
Denver, finished their heavy train
ing yesterday for their eight-round
bout at Multnomah stadium tomor
row night. Both boya reported In fin
condition and full of confidence.
TOO LATE 10 CLASSIFY
WANTKD TO RENT-Prlvelea to buy.
two ta flv acre Improved orchard
or garden land. In or near city lim
it, close to good school, will har
vst crop. Marvin Cross, P. O. Box
IS.. Merrill, Ore.
FOR RRNT Large room cloe In. hot
and cold water, ahor. 30 Pa nr.
FOR SALE Leonard refrigerator. 50-
Ib. rapacity. Reasonable. Phone
1617.L.
TO TRADE Nearly new cream sepa
rator for voting turka or what have
youf Phone 3DJ-Y.
FOR SALE Cream aeparator "ork
harneaa. Lyden Houw, Jackeon-vilie.
FOR SALE OR RRNT 3 room house.
316 50. partly furnished, will take
lot or what have you, a down pay
ment. 314 Cottag.
APTS and furnished rv.ms for rent.
1 k up I no W. Man.
RLD C-KBANTA. FhOC 4J3-J.J.
TRUCKMEN MEET
HERE TOMORROW
Lumberman, truck drivers, truck
and mill owners will meet In this
city from all sections of southern
Oregon Wednesday night to organ! re
opposition to the proposed state
law, which would reduce by 50 per
cent the gross load limit allowed
on trucks operating over state high
ways. Tha lumbermen will meet at the
chamber of commerce building early
In the evening to adjourn In time
to attend the meeting of the Allied
Truck Owners, Inc.', to be held at
tha Armory the aame evening.
The purpose of the contemplated
opposition campaign Is "to keep
trucks operating on the roads ol
Oregon for the protection of Ore
gon markets." Figures released by
the interested parties show that
there are 35.000 people In Oregon
who make their 1 lv 1 n g through
trucks. Sums Invested In trucks
and truck businesses in Oregon to
tal 143.100,000. Trucks and busses
pay more than 1 2, 000,000 annually
toward Oregon's road investment and
road upkeep.
At the meeting at the Armory,
opening at 7:30 o'clock the "real
object of tho Oswald West freight
truck bill" will be revealed, the truck
owners' association announces.
P. C. Waters, president of a re
cently organized group known aa
the Oregon Mill and Truck Ope
rators' association will attend the
meetings.
Dally vacation Bible school opened
this morning at the PresbyteriAn
cvurch. under the supervision of Mrs.
W. 8. Gil more, with OS enrolled, she
announced today. Additional regis
trations are expected to be made to
morrow morning in classes from the
primary group to tdutts.
In the New Testament calss being
taught by Rev. W. R. Balrd, no regis
trations will be taken after tomorrow
as credit will not be given after that
time, she stated.
EGGS UP PENNY .
ON CO-OP MOVE
BUTTER STEADY
PORTLAND. June 20. (AP) Ad
vance of lc doe. quoted In tha various
offerings of eggs by E. J. Dixon, gen
eral manager of Pacific Co-op., has
been generally put Into effect here.
Receipts continue to decrease.
Trade in the butter market appears
of generally steady to firm character.
There was no change In the price for
the week's opening but everything
was cleaned up. Butterfat values are
firmer.
Price of chickens dropped to a new
all-time low record here with buyers
offering down to o for light hens,
0c for medium and 12c for heavy col
ored itock while broiler are as low
as 10c lb.
On country killed spring lamb, tht
extreme top of the market Is 7-70
with the bulk of the tops at 7c.
Market for country killed hogs and
calves is about steady.
First casabas of the season have
entered the early market: a shipment
from the south being unloaded. Re
ported good quollty sales around 4c
lb.
As expected, general price losses
were suffered by the tomato market
for the day. Sales In general were
down about 25c box for both out
door and hothouse stock. Quality in
general is better.
iMarkgtf
Livestock
PORTLAND, Ore., June 20. ( AP)
Cattle 1400, calves 75: slow, unchang
ed. Steers 600-900 lbs. good 4600
7 00, medium 5.00-8.00, common
3.50-5.00; 1100-1300 lbs. good W.75
7.00, medium 5.00-0.00, common
3.50-5.00; 100-1300 lbs. good 95.75
6.75; medium 4.50-3.75: heifers 558
850 lbs. good 5.50-6.50. medium
4.50-5.50, common 3 J 5-4. 50; cows,
good M-00-4.75, common and medi
um 92.50-4.00, low cutter and cutter
1.00-2.50. Bulls, yearlings excluded,
good and choice (beef) 3.50-4.00,
cutter, common and medium 2.50
3.50. Vealers, milk fed, good and
choice 4.25-5.00, medium 3.50-4.50,
cull and common 2.00-3-50. Calves
250-500 lbs. good and choice 93.50
4.60, common and medium 2 00-3 50.
Hogs 1800: 60-75o higher. Light
lights 140-160 lbs. good ond choice
3.75-4.75; lightweights 160-180 bs.
good and choice M.50-4.75, 180-200
lbs. good and choice M.50-4.75; me
dium weight 200-220 lbs. good and
choice 3.75-4.75; 220-250 lbs. good
and choice 3.60-4.50; heavyweights
250-200 lbs. good and choice 3.50
4.25. 290-350 lbs. good and choice
3.15-4.00; packing sous 275-500 lbs.
medium and good 2.50-3.50; feed
er -Blockers 70-130 lbs., good and
choice 43.50-3.75.
Sheep and lambs 4300, steady.
Lambs 00 lbs. down, good and choice
3.70-4.00, medium $3.00-3.75, all
weights, common 2.00-3.00; yearling
wethers 90-110 lbs. medium to choice
1.25-2.00. Ewes 120 lbs. medium to
choice 1.00-1.25; 120-150 lbs. medi
um to choice 75c-91.25, all weights,
cull to common 50-75c
Portland Produce
Butterfat Direct to ahlppers: Sta
tion 11-13c; Portland delivery prices
14c pound.
Eggs Pacific Poultry Produoera'
selling prices: Fresh extras 15c; stan
dards 14c; mediums 14c dot.
Live Poultry Net buying price :
Heavy hens colored 4 lbs. up 10
12c; do mediums 8c; light 6c; light
broilers 10c; colored roasters over 2
lbs. 13-1 4c; old roosters 5c; ducks Pe
kln 10-14c.
Country Meats Selling price to re
tailers: Country killed hogs best
butchers under 100 lbs. S-Slc; vesl
ers 80 to 100 lbs. 7-7 He; lambs 7
7'c; yearlings 4-5c; heavy ewea 2-3c;
canner cows 3c; bulls 5-5'ic lbs.
Onions Selling price to retailer:
New Cochella wax, $1; yellow 80c-si
crate; new red 1.75 cental; Park dale
1.25; Deschutes 91.35-1.&0; eastern
Washington $1.00-1.35.
Seed Potatoes (certified) Earliest
of All ll'4c; Early Rose 1-1'ic lb.
New ota toes Local 2c lb.; white
3o lb.
Strawberries Oregon 24o 75-85c:
Gold Dollar 60 -65c crate.
Wool 1932 crop, nominal; Willam
ette valley 6c lb.; eastern Oregon 6 -8c
lb.
Hay Buying prlca from producer:
Alfalfa 13.50-1450; eastern Oregon
timothy 18.00; oats and vetch 13.00.
Portland Wheat
trading annals. Sales totaled about
400,000 sharea. Th list closed with
an Irregular tone, confined mostly to
fractional change.
Today' closing price for 18 se
lected stock follow:
American Can - 3TH
American T. & T. 81 H
Anaconda . .. 4
Curttaa Wright 11
General Motor 8
Int. T. ti T.
Montgomery Ward
Paramount Pub.
Radio
Southern Pac.
8. O. of Cal.
8. O. ofN. J.
Trana. Am.
United Aircraft .
U. 8. Steel
Corpt, Trust 8hs.
3".
9
18'i
25',
2?.
8!i
35 'i
1.53
Stat Convocation of Cra
ter Lake Chapter No. 32 R.
A. M. Tuesday, June 31st
at 7:30 P. M. Visitors welcome.
E. L. Lenox, H. P. GEO. ALLEN,
Secretary.
A 30 minute program of motion
pictures will be featured at the regu
lar weekly meeting of the Medford
Rotary club tomorrow noon at th
Hotel Medford. Snow cene at Cra.
ter Lake aa well aa the opening ot
both the Medford and Klamath en.
trances will be ahown along with
other recent "Copco Current Event"
of local Interest. As a special feature,
several shots of Rotary activities will
be exhibited giving local membera an
opportunity to ee themselves In th
movies. The meeting will start at
12:10.
Oregon IV eat her
Generally cloudy tonight and Tues.
day: probably light rain In south
west portion: moderate temperature!
gentle to moderate southerly wind
offshore.
PORTLAND, Ore., June 20. (AP)
Wheat futures:
Open High Low Close
July .. Mi .50 .soy.
Sept. .48 .30 .49',
Dec. .63 Vi M, .3214
Cash wheat:
Big Bend bluestem ..............
Soft white
Westom white
Hard winter
Northern spring
Weatern red ....
.50?s
.50
321-j
.81
.52
.51
.50
.50
.49 !J
Oats No. 2 white, $34.
Today's car receipts: Wheat 33,
barley 2, flour 21, corn 1, oat 1,
hay 2.
flan FrunrlM-o Butterfat
SAN FRANCISCO. Cel., June 20
(AP) Butterfat f. o. b. San Fran
claco, 16c.
Wall St. Report
BOND SAIE AVERAGES
(Copyright. 1932, Standard Statistics
Company)
June 20:
20 30 20 80
Ind'la RR's Ufa Total
Today 55.1 64.3 74.7 81.3
Prev. day 55.2 53.9 74 8 81.3
Week ago... 54.9 63.1 74.0 60.6
Year ago 83.S 99.5 100.4 94.5
STOCK SALE AVERAGES
(Copyright, 1932, Standard Statistics
Company)
June 20:
50 90 30 90
Ind'l RR'a Ufa Total
Today 38.6 15.7 59.9 38.8
Prev. day 38.5 15.4 58.9 ' 38.5
Week ago... 38.4 15.2 68.1 38.3
Year ago...106.0 76.2 181.9 111.3
NEW YORK, June 20. (AP) The
atock market lost most of It earlier
gain late today, which marked the
dulleat session In bear market stock
NEW LOW
FEED PRICES
COME IN DON'T PHONE
MONARCH SEED & FEED CO.
Ketail Store
323 E. Main
Trade at
either place
Warehouse
' Cor. 10th and So. Fir
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SEATTLE J
TACOMA
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PORTLAND (
CALIFORNIA
For not It more fare I
on your way East this summer!
From now until October 15, you can go Eit
at the lowest fares in many years. These fares
are the same on all railroads. But on Southern
Pacific you can include California in your trip to
New York, Chicago and most other eastern
cities for not ltf more fare! For example, last
year the summer roundtrip to New York thru
California was $169.70. This summer the fare
via direct routes or thru California is $135.12
for the season roundtrip, $119.77 for the 30
day roundtrip. Similar low fares to other cities.
Southern Pacific
J. C. CARLE, Agent, rbpne S
AND EAST
PORTLAND, Or., June 20. (AP)
Butter Print 92 score or better 19
30c: standard 18-190.
STATIONERY SALE
Eaton's Deckle Velum
75c Box Found Paper
35c Prig. Envelopes
$1.10 Value
Both for 75c
(Thl wwk only)
SWEM'S GIFT SHOP
The Very Srrjartest Permanent Wave
Super-Curline E! OO
The loo steam wave. Absolutely
no elertrlrlty pads or tiibea. "Ask saV
the lady who haa one.1
3 Week Special Our Regular Electric Permanent
?3.75
CINDERELLA BEAUTY SHOP
W. 8th St. Phone 1526
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hotel. Here, those p- m;'Y, "
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fitrates start at $3 nol aa.'
8-Day Paint Sale
There is lots of action down at George Porter's Lum
ber Yard. Saturday's Paint Sale was a whopper.
Property owners, housewives and painters are buy
ing heavily. The sale continues to Saturday only.
LINSEED OIL
STRICTLY PUKE
(In Your Can) 69c Gal.
KALSOMINE
FIRST GRADE. 5 Lb. Pkg.
60c Size 43c Pkg.
Pure White Enamel
WHY PAY $1.50?
73c Quart
Pabco Floor Enamel
(1 Quart) and a 18x36 PABCO RUG
Both for 89c
Challenge House Paint
FOR OUTSIDE OR INSIDE
$2.40 Val. $1.39 Gal.
Bass-Hueter 4-Hour Enamel
FOR FURNITURE, ETC.
69c Pint
PABCO Semi-Gloss FINISH
1 Quart and a 60c Brush
Both for 89c
Bass-Hueter Bungalow Paint
SPLENDID QUALITY
10 Shades $1.89 Gal.
Spar Varnish
USE IT ANYWHERE
63c Quart
Bass-Hueter
Porch & Deck Paint
Old Price $1,15 79c Qt.
Porter Lumber Company
Phone 124.
204 S. Fir St.
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