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PXGB TWO 1IEDFOKI5 SrAIL TRIBTTNT!!, 1TED1TORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, JULY 29, 1932. FLOURI Ooottnueo trum rag One) the Barnum machine shope aet, the building and two -adjoining vacant lota, were worth 917,300. M. Bar sum eeek a third division of thle property. The defense maintained that the WlUl&m Young shops. In the same block, only coat 98.300 two yenra ago, and questioned Ray at length on the discrepancy In values, Mra. Grace Crawford, Mrs. Ray Jack man, Mrs. Edna Mole and Mrs. LIU Hodgklns, neighbors and friends, testified that Mrs. Barnum "was a good housekeeper and mother." They denied she drank liquor on conduct ed herself "other than as a lady." Ray Jackm&n testified that he was at the Barnum home listening to the radio one warm evening, and "with out thinking, closed the door." He alle4 the Barnum "had a fight over which one of them closed the door He did not know at the time what It was about, he said. He fur ther alleged tat Barnum held, sneering attitude towards hts wife and was "what I thought Insolent. He said he had had "many pleasant hours with Mr. Barnum and bore him AO lll-wlll." -Dr. O. T. Sweeney testified that he treated Mrs. Barnum for a bruised eye and body bruises, about the time she alleges she was beaten. Dr. Sweeney said he did not know what caused them, as Mrs. Barnum "never told me her troubles or made me a con f Want." It Is expected that the plaintiff's witnesses will require all of today. Barnum will be the chief witness for tho defense. Market? Livestock. PORTLAND, July 38. (AP) Cattle 50, calves 10. dull. Hogs 200; about steady. Sheep and lambs, 1100; steady. Portland Wheat E PORTLAND, July SO (AP) An In ersssa In current new buslnsss, ship, msnts, production and unfilled order, m reported by the Western Pine aa. ocUtlon today for the week ending July 33, as compared with the pre vious week. Seventy two of the 117 mills reporting to the association were operating, and these at an average of 41.B per cent of capacity. Current new business improvsd 10.1 per cent, or 3,036,000 over the previous week. Production for the week was 38,844,000 feet, an Increase of 1,335,000 'feet; shipments were 83,440.000 feet, up 1,308,000 feet, and orders were 33, 013.000. TJnfll)d orders Increased 873,000 feet. PORTLAND, Ore., July 39. (AP) Wheat: Open High Low close July .40 50 .40 .80 Sept. .81 '.81 .50V4 -80 Dec. ."' J3T, .53?, .83 63 V, Cash wheat: Big Bend bluestem Sott white .'. Net gains of leading stocks ranged from 81 to 83, although there were numerous larger sdvancea. Transac tions were about 2,000,000 shares. This was the eighth sdrsnce In the last nine trading days. Today'a closing prices for 16 se lected stocks follow: American Csn ... Amertcsn T. T. Anaconda ' Curtis Wright .. Oeneral Motors Int. T. As T Montgomery Ward Paramount Pub. Radio Southern Pac. S. O. of Cal. . S. O. of N. J. . Tram Am. Western white Hard winter ..... Northern spring ... Western red ..... Oats: No. 3 white Today's car receipts: flour 11: corn 3. .80 " .40 ." .49 . .48'4 .Z 4814 .47 (4 819 SO "Wheat 39; Portland Produce PORTLAND, July 39 (AP) But ter, butierm, eggs, live poultry and country meats unchanged. Onions, potatoes, new potatoes, strawberries, wool, hay, quotations unchanged. San Francisco Dutterfat. SAN FRANCISCO, July 29. (AP) Butterfat, f.o.b,, San Francisco, 310. fr Wall St. Report Stock Rale Averages (Copyright, 1933, Standard Statistics Co.) July 39; 80 30 30 90 Indl's Rr's TJt's Total Today 47.4 Prev. day 48.8 Week ago 41.8 Year ago ....104.7 31.8 10.8 17.3 71.1 199.0 100.1 73.7 47.8 70.0 46.8 61.6 413 Bond Bale Averages (Copyright, 1933, Standard Statistics Co.) July 39: 30 30 30 60 Indl's Rr's Ut's Total 61.7 89.4 77.7 66.8 61.3 68.8 77.8 88.7 Week ago ... 68.7 66.6 76.1 63.6 Year ago .... 88.4 98.8 101.3 94.9 Today . Prev. day , NEW YORK, July 39. (API Wall street's current spasm of bulllshnws carried through another active session on th, stock exchange today. Prices of shares rallied briskly In the afternoon and although there was intermittent profit-taking the closing tone was strong. Bonds, Ir regular, early, fell Into line with the advance In equities and they, too, finished with a flourish of strength, United Alrcrsft U. 8. Steel Corp't Trust Shs. .. SOU . 89'. , 6 . IK, 10", 74 , , 13 , 3414 , 39 H , 4 , 11T4 , 28 1.61 Pitcher's Father Dies In Sutherlin ROSEBURO, Ore, July 39. (AP) Oeorge P. French, fether of Larry French, pitcher for the Pittsburgh t - of the Nstionat Baseball league an. formerly wlt,h the Portland Bea vers, died today at his home at Suth erlin after a long Illness. He wss 48 years -ld. STRIPPED OF IE (Continued from Page One) ual crime, that the thieves knew what they wanted and took It. The officers argue that an electrical mo. tor la the last thing a hungry man would steal, owing to the weight and dlflculty of disposal. The theft comes Just before the start of the fruit packing season, and the machines hsd recently been "tuned up" for the stsrt about Au gust 8. R. R. Reter, genersl msnager of the Pinnacle Packing company, la In San Prsnclseo. Plsnt Manager Frank Isaacs said the loss wss "a plain case of stealing, and not due to 'radical ism' or revenge." All points north and .south- have been advised to keep an eye out for a truck losded with motors. Wherever you go, you find this malt that outsells all others Blue Ribbon Mall il. Ill J 1jV I wsyi hit been the I I fJrj I 'I I leader In quality. I N M l And It high quality li I g I thoroughly eppreel- Vt A t- r53 s I std,lortuday,itout. MI T KlTTBAf I I till any other brand M ttrAlKA I by many millions of I Ml K IS?5l I cans every year. Al- 0 5 U. 113 I wayipeclced full 3 R 'tglu 'Sa tS Distributed by I. R. FRIDEGER, Ashland ASK FORECLOSURE LOS ANOELES, Cel., July 39. (AP) A federal court action to foreclose on Richfield Oil company properties securing a, 834,000,000 mortgage and trust Indenture of 1939 has been started .here ' by the Security First national bank aa trustee, United Statespistrlct Judge Wil liam P. Jsmes late yesterday held the action to be particularly pertinent In connection with property adjustment of Interests In concluding the sale of Richfield attets to (he Consoli dated Oil company, a Harry F. Sin clair concern. TAKES QUAIL TO STATE GAME FARM 0,ne Simpson, superintendent of the state game farm, was accompanied on hts recent return to Curvallta from this city by a brood of two weeks' old mountain quail, hatched at the south ern Oregon branch of the flame farm. Mr. Simpson was ao favorably Im pressed with the brood upon his visit at the farm here, he decided to take he birds north to be used for props, gallon of their kind at the atate game farm. The egs fro mwhlrh the young birds evolved two weeks ago were brought to the southern Oregon branch farm by a rancher who found the nest, deserted. He telephoned the Jackson County Oama Protective aasoclatlon, which gladly accepted the eggs. They were placed under a little bantam hen, whose activities were carefully watched. Twenty-one days elapsed, then 33 and the watchers had given up hope, firm In the belief that such little ems would not re quire more then three weeks Incuba tion. Then the twenty-alsth day ar rived and so did the little birds with a chorus of chirping. The atate game farm has produced few mountain quail and Mr. blmp son Is anxious for a larger propaga tion of the birds, which are largor than the valley juall and more color ful In their plumage. STAR MEAT MARKET Wo Deliver ' ' Phone 273 SPECIALS gee S Rhode Island Red Hens . i and Fryers ajtcjiks lb Beef Pot Roast... lb. 10c Beef Short Ribs... lb. 8c V Beef Liver ...... lb. 5c TALENT WILL PLAY Arrangements were completed today for e gam. i next Sunday at Talent between Klamath Fall, and Talent. Th. contest will start at o'clock. th visitors an rated as on. of the best teams In Klamath county and ave been defeating .11 comers. Tal ent la now at th. top of Its form and a fast and hustling contest Is expected. Coqulll., Smith Wood Product. Co. plant returned operations. KIME GE0CEEY Phone 743 "Serves You Right" 606-608 . Main y . y w rv.v ..nets. v.. ---Tv,-s-(S!!jaw''.:, I s-aiM4'-v";etV". , ' 741! - I lrLaassMaX V Many of our customers do most of their shopping by telephone. They rely upon us to tend exaotly what they order. Try lis for prompt and courteous service t SPECIALS Gold Medal ' Cake Flour Reg. 3 Bo pkg. plus 10c pkg. Gold Medal kitchen tested flour. Both for ) W- 29 Fountain Service Bottled Drinks Ice Cream Candies Picnic Supplies Get your pionio meaU Sunday morning, fresh from our refrigerated oases. Fresh Fruits Vegetables Groceries Bakery Goods OperiyEvery Evening and Sundays. O I o I o n OE-30. OEXO 2 an my (S?oetfei?iia THE HOME! OF BREAD LIKE MOTHER MADE RE-CAN SOME PINEAPPLE AND SAVE HERE is an unexpected chance to save No 10 or gallon cans of crushed pineapple are being sacrificed because of surplus stocks. Buy a supply now and re-can in smaller jars suitable for home use Just open the big cans re -heat and seal in your own jars and all next winter you will own your pineapple at about half price. If you have only a few jars you won't have to buy more Re-can a gallon at a time and next winter when you open another gallon use the same jars over again. A dollar saved is a dollar earned in times like these and here is a ' chance for a thrifty housewife to save several dollars. CRUSHED PINEAPPLE No. 10 or Gallon Can . . . . ... . 39c Case of 6 Cans ......... $2.29 BAKERY GOODS Real Home Style With That Genuine Home Flavor Cookies, any kind ., . . doz. 10c Buns . each lc Napkin or Parkerhouse rolls each lc Cakes, loaf or layer choice of a wide assortment . . 23c BREAD " 1 lb. loaf . Ulb. loaf f1 to' to 5c 7c Swansdown Cake Flour and Complete Cake Baking Outfit 1 large Angel Cake pan 1 square Loaf Cake pan 1 Measuring Cup 1 set Measuring Spoons 1 1 Spatula 1 Wood Batter Spoon 1 Cake Tester 1 Swansdown Recipe Book 1 pkg. Swansdown $1.50 value all for 89c OTHER THRIFT ITEMS Swiss Cheese with the big holes and fine flavor, 35 C Crater Lake Tomato juice, Ho. 2yi can, 2 for Fresh Ginger Snaps, 2 lbs. ! Treasure Ice Cream 'Wafers (Oapt. Kidd Pirate hat free) 25 C 25c 23c Fancy Home Qrown Feppers, 4 lbs. Fancy Ripe Tomatoes, lb 25c 5c Sunkist Oranges 2 dot . Cantaloupes, of good size and quality, each' Lettuce large heads, each 35c 5c 5c Green Beans for canning H A a 3 lbs 1 Ul Dry Onions 6 lbs New Local Cabbage lb. ... Large Cucumbers 2 for ; Nalley's Sweet Relish 16-oz. jar Nalley's Salad Time Dress. ing, pint 15; qt Salad Time Mayonnaise, pint 17c; qt. .. Nalley's Cane and Maple Syrup, quart jar Amaizo Golden Syrup, ZJMb. can . Amaizo Oil. finest for Salads and Frying, qt. can. Durkee's Mayonnaise Cs free with each pint) pt, jar Shrimp Miss Lou fancy large, 2 cans for 10c '1V2C 5c 15c ?7c 29c 29c 17c 29c pt. jar 29c 25c Lady Gay Shrimp salad 4Q. size, 2 cans I 3 w Dromedary Grapefruit OKf No. 2 cans, 2 for COU Salmon Oelilo brand large No. 1 flat can OKt 2 for CUU Stuffed Olives Tall bottle, fancy Queen Olives B-oz, bottle .. 23c 10c P and G Laundry Soap QE 10 bars ...! CwU Bob White a Procter & Gamble White Soap 99p 10 bars aCtU Mapleleaf Flour hard QQ. wheat, 49 lbs OiJM . White Rooe Flour guaranteed light bread flour 49 lbs Drifted Snow Home perfected flour 49 lbs. $1.09 e perfected $1.19 FREE FLOUR or SUGAR with GARDEN HOSE Goodrich Maxecon Hose Highest quality 50 ft. with couplings $4.83 FREE 49-lb. Sack Drifted Snow Flour or 25-lb. Sack C. & H. Berry (pure cane) Sugar delivered c.o.d. on phone orders. Phone East Side 752 . West Side 428 Himyar Cigarette Maker See this Maker demonstrated and get the benefit of the special in troductory price. Himyar Cigarette Maker .75 Cigarette case .... .35 2 pkgs. Himyar Tobacco ,.. .40 Total $1.50 Special Price' . . ,., . ,., , 49 Come in and have a sample cigarette FOUNTAIN DINNER Choice of creamed chicken on hot bis cuits new green beans potatoes and gravy . or Cold meats with potato salad or com bination salad sliced tomatoes bread and butter coffee, tea, iced tea or milk. 25c Ice Cream all flavors, qt 35 Ice Cold Watermelon, cut : 5 6th at Central SAVING WITHOUT SELFDENIAL Phone orders of $1.00 or more delivered Phone East Side 752 West Side 428 ftr"Tftl -rr,T mi -r.TTr.T- mr rm iniT.i 19
