ySeptember 17, 1937
t By A..owlmed Pro.sos
i
LOWER DIVISION
TEAM REVOLT
Seattle, Missions Score
Third Straight Over
So Ions, Padres.
111111SIVWS 111.341'11A
. Portland 4.
Henitle 1, 1).
Atimmimin 4. 14an Mtg.) 3.
Intonvinelot8, Lool Amok's 7.
hs Part lie Coast baseball rare
rsssinbleti II serainhitil ga Friday
An vieturies liv second division out,
fits minis tho going tor
ill tondo:1i.
8001111,10 ont IirIi.iihii lit.
titans, Wlio wto,1111 iijo
11ireitletittil lo push !hit San !orat
M lIuiit tut tir
woll ihni thlid in a row Front tint
leading Sacramento Sonal Oi is
'1' 1111 rstlity 111011, 7 to O. 'rho lusti
eta tho Senators' lead to Hire()
mantas, with only luta left 10 itlitY.
Ills Missions, definitely the
only leant lit Ilia lituguit certain tu
finish in its tintmitt position, cunt'
ploted 1 res doubt', plays anti
10811141 IMO piston San Diego tor
tho third straight Milo, 4 to L.
$an Franc litros Seals, now la
Parotid inittheinativally have
ehancti to finish on top, l'hoY
defeated Los Angoiss tor 1110 third
time this week. it to 7. Portland
lost to Oakland, 7 I() 4, beeituse or
Hut to cinch tho title Snetattamt
to floods but ono win. proridod Son
Francine() aceommodaton by ton
ing ono.
A pair of holm rune by Va Itor
Jutittich, non with two on batten
gave Oakland Ito margin of victor:
(Ivor Portland. Judniell'm second
circuit clout camn in tho fifth inn
log and clitataxod a nix-run ncorn
spree by the Aroma.
Attendance at
Coast League
1 Games Higher
1,0S ANC411.E4. Sept. 17 WC
The Pacific COILIA league ;luring
the past four months Ilan intioyeli
the moot lucrative baseball sea
son in nine years. President V. C.
Tuttle estimated today on the
basin of incomplete 1937 attend
ance figures.
In ail. 1.664.234 Permonn wit
nessed Coast league g a ni
through the week ended Septem
ber12. or 309.292 more than at
tinded during the similar period
I ast yeit r. when gatemen recorded
figuren which totaled 1.356,942.
Figures from each team are
not released by the 1011g110 head.
quartern, hut Tuttle indicated the
largest individual gain was piled
II p at San Francineolt Seal sta
dium. Tho San Francisco in
crease. however. is only a shade
higher than that recorded at San
fliggest disappointment from an
attendance atandpoint as well am
I competitive hank, la the Seattle
team. Web led the eircult in
drawing power during 1936. Col
lapse of tho Indiana and n mon
of managern during the iteason
considered the canna for the decline.
-News From
West Coast
Gridirons
britro fit bobiti titbit. but i.v.r I IN e ws Fru rn
theleeti eking to foloth pltice hY1
hall a allow.
FINtitttlivoly Sdo Fronvilico cot, West Coast
win 42,600 (trot Oar. 1Y1
winning all of Rows, Gridirons
if Seattle ilefente Saerutoonto tool
more Lott Angekti Min hoi,
a chance for fourlis pitivo if it .11111 CORVALLIS, Ore , Sept. 17 ll
win three of the games 101 Hod Conch Lon Stiller of tiregoit Stalf,
Portland itmes Illt Adding 19 rolhgo phoned to hl000ll up drill
the Seratiohlo, $on tHeito coo got today, winding up the find full
hack into maraud ploco if it alit! a of oroctivo.
throe, of ills guinea and San 1ititi huh IiigiIiit. mentoitional
disco imoot three. inter Ir iii itilli.. Unlii .. on tho
Coach Lon Stiller of C 'reg.!' Stale
col lean planned to speed up drill
today, winding up the first full
week of practice.
flail iligclits. mennational It ill
toter trent Le Jolla. Unlit., on the
tile linen yenterility with tin Ito
jurd eye. and Jim tirr. atent veto
ter who lied nursed a ',ruined el
hon. were to he hark In their
suits today.
Stiner illieil iii yeat entity to
give the !Jaya it well-earned rest
continent lag I till I hey hail "looked
even better then I expected.
--
EUGENE. Ore., Sept. I I
(;eor Shi0,1g, veteran Hite- conch
at Ilili University of Oregon, mpokc
pridefully today id hits forward
wall of seven veterans who, he
mild, illlttthgh lighter. allow mot e
1,11,1111t10 I littit ladt yiIelt 1111Plillinti.
Ilk first totringers a vorilgo I DI
pounds to the man.
Ills West combination includes
Vern Moore. center; Tony AMMO
and Joe Huston, guards; 11111 lento
keit. end Bill Estes. trickle:4. end
Iltiti Robertson end John YerhY.
ends.
The week's henvy practice
sehedule has inetudeil ticrinimage
needy every day. Once a week
will ha the rule tor the rent or tho
twilmon.
PORTLAND, Sept. 17 UPt---
Herb Dana, Pacific roast foot
hall vonfrrunce's genial head man
breathed a word of warning on a
brief visit here against
Montana short.
Traditionally strong conference
teams tire duo for a surprise, ne
Intimated. when they meet the
crew of Rocky Mountain Giants.
lie met with Oregon and south
western Vasil h n g I On ellacht.11 here .
discussing and explaining football
rules.
SEATTI.Pl Sept. 17 (11')WItit
hin (-harp annearing stain from
-too much tentimil." Coach Jini
III) 1910111H mmmllmd R halt to inten
sive serinunago for tho Washing
ton Huskies today. A light work
out and skull practiva wore order
ed. 'rim Huskies open their sea
THis CURIOUS WORL r, By William I
1.) Ferguson
0
SOME
BEES
REST BY
'MOORING"
THEMSELVES,
WM-I THEIR
CLENCH ED
MANDIBLES,
"ro A
STEM.
THERE ARE ABOUT
400,000
CHRISTIAN HYMNS
N EXISTENCE.
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'A,
NoJeo,'.
CORMORAN1S
1 - r
DIVE UNDER WATER
AND ACTUALLY FLY
AFTER, FISH.
0
A OM 1931
Ih NIA SERVICit flit ti let
"e6
' THE cormorant dives while swimming on the water surface. On
submerging, the bird immediately uses its wings as its propelling
force. They drive it aMng with amazing speed. and seem to work
equally well In water and air..
1 4
h
,
A COM 1931
my IIIA SERVICit Mt
HOLD THAT MAW
Al
Chicago
Livestock
HOUSEWIVES GET
OFFICIAL ADVICE
ON CRANBERRIES
Mdte the Hvngal tiger mascot of the Louisiana State University
tontImIl team. leaps for n lateral to,sed toward his cage by Keeper
t Higginbotham.
September 25 aaalhat
here. The 10W111111 will arrive hori
I week from today.
MOSCOW, Idaho, Sept. 17 IX.
For tho firat time In tho history of
'ancial football, Coach Ted Bank
of tho Univeraity of Idaho hes
three completo backfield units.
Hank 111 subatituto whole
backfields. inatend of players, this
year, fin sem Perfect timing of
bathe. Ito contentia. is a matter of
constant drill along the unit with.
out breaking the routine.
So. on September 2;,, whet
Idaho dedicates its new stadium
against Oregon Stale, if Banks
needs a new ti uarterback. ito hi
take a fullback and a pair of half
baks ea well.
liELEY. Calif., sem I I CP,
Pass plays were Kelioduled for r
versity r Calitoroltt today :Ls
Coach l. IL "Stub- Allison hinted
that perhaps the Bears would try
a Utile aerial trickery on SC
alory's linr0 September 25. Alli
son sliced the varNity trout 62 to
4 2 players yesterday.
PALO ALTO. Calif., Sold. 17
Still ranting a wary pys to laat
year's disastrous first itoriminakti
Stanford's coach, C. K. "Tiny'
Thornhill, announced reluctantly
ho would hold first rontaM work
tomorrow. tru Mood( IlII Paiii
man brolto an ankle in first scrim
magi, In )'Par, and was out all
tiett8011.
LOS ANGELES, Sept. 17 un
Out of a group or so-no kickers.
Coach ileard Joires is seeking J
loan to handle the punting tor
University of Southern Cantor
nin's football team this year.
Ambrose Schindler, first strlit;
quarterback nod the man likely to
81,0 moro action this year than any
other hack, rates as the best kick
er lit consistency.
CHICAGO, Sept. 17 (AP-USDA)
110g8 6000; packing sows 10-15
higiter than Thursday's average:
others steady to 10 lower: hogs
under 200 lbs., active and strong;
top $12.65; bulk good and choice
190-230 lbs., $12.35,55; 240-300
lbs., mostly $11.85-12.40; most
150-180 lbs., $11.75-12.40; most
good packing sows $10.50-11.00;
lightweights lip to $11.15.
Cattle 2000; CR1VOR 500; ped
dling trade on common and me
dium lightweight and yearling
steers at $1100 down; load or
two eligible around $15.00; she
stock generally steady; medium
and lower grades getting most
action; few grass heifers up to
$10.00; bulk $7.25-9.50; weighty
westerns $8.00-50; strongweight
cutter cows, up to $5.75; beet
grades mostly $6.25-7.50; bulls
and vectors steady; quotable top
sausage 1)1111R $7.50; good and
choice vealers $12.00-13.00.
Sheep 11.000; native spring
lambs active, tally steady to
strong; as yet nothing done out
westerns; asking higher; good to
choice natives to packers upward
to $11.75 freely; best held around
$12.00; sheep steady; native
slaughter ewes $3.00-4.50.
SALEM, Sept. 17 GillMadam
Housewife Wits warned by the
state department ot agriculture
today to watch her merchant
when he weighs the cranberries
for her Thanksgiving dinner.
If she buys her berries by the
pint, she moot make cure that she
buys by dry instead of liquid
1110111111re.
For instance, a dry qtiart con
tains 67.20 cubic inches, while a
liquid quart contains only 57.75
cubic inches. So it the housewife's
cranberry sauce doesn't turn out
cm expected, it May be because Bhe
bought the wrong measure.
The cleparttnent of agriculture
said it would enforce the law
Agiti Silt selling dry'comdaoditiON by
liquid measure.
THE NEWS AND THE HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, 6REGON
Stock Market
Quotations
NIttW YORK, Nept. 17 UMIll oil Go Norno
recovery flush of Thursday faded e
1 row i he stock market today and d
leading issues relapsed one point
to around four points.
The drift wan down from the FAILS To sii 01
opening, with rails leading tho re
vernal. Copper soon took a turn
for tho worse unit steels were not
slow in following. I
Mild upport appeared now and '
then, hut it w s ee inaufficient to dot 1 ivIENT
more than moderately reduce ex .
trome losses In most canes. Iise I
Ilia, however, manitged on the
whole to close above the low
feedlot of tho tiny.
Although the carrier wage cons Por Mewl. Sept. 17, t.M --
ferencto was atilt under way at Scattered showers failed to ine
Chicago, and Vali 'street had Prove Plffil VOilditiMIM In risen!) et
thoughtI of a compromise agree delay farm overshoes, the weather
meet. doubts arose regarding tee bureau reported today in lig ger.
outlook for an immediate tietthe vey of erop vonditions for the
meet. week ending September 14.
Newe from both foreign and The hulk of the eraitt crop Ls!
domestic fronts, wax spotty and harvested and threshing open,- i
seemingly lucked particular Mime- (Ions are progressing. Farnere
littlAti for either the buying or confined seeding to limited aretoi
selling sides. Lack of bids anti where satislisetory litini4 fell.
exeeptional "thintlese" or too mat. Prune picking for fresh ship
kid, broltere said, were partly re- !Wait and ttatilling ii4 enderway i
sponsible for the wheels. Tim peach harvest IR PaSt thfl peak(
Iratings were comparatievly and the liartlea pears have tweet
slow throughout, transfer being virtually all pleked. i
around 900,000 shares.
Pending the nature of the pre,. Pasture eonditions improved in
the northwest
itlent'a con ss counties. stitution day addre
t his evening, many traders ad The report by counties indial
inerned to the sidelines. NI:
Toditya closing prices: Ya el hill county McMinn elite:
Air Reduction 67 Peaches and apples good; prunes
Allied Chemical & Dye 204 poor. Livestotit good.
Allied tilaell I4A 51arion coulity---Turner: 5best
American Can 9;4 or the third crop of alfalfa ent
American & Foreign Power Pastures improving. Livestoit
A. T. & T. 1611 looking well. Some prunes will
American 'fob. 13 l'S be picked thim werko
,
Ainerlean Water Werke 15:: 1,0Ik countyDallis::: MtStur.,?
Anaconda Copper ...,. 454 improved. Hop pieking progres,
Armour Illinnia le leg rapidly. Prune p,cking be
Atchison, T. & 8, r. 61 gin n leg.
Aviation Corp. 43 Lien coutityScio: corn ma
Baltimore & Ohio 1 tie tering slowly. Poet u res fair.
itarnstiall ll Livestock good. Peaches and
itendix Aviation thi prunes being pleked.
Bethlehem Steel Silk Lane countyIs:agent,: Can-
Boeing Air 261 nery basy Ivith 'wart. berts. corail
Briggs Mfg. 3lli beans and a few tomatoes.
iludd Mfg. 43 D o a g I a ti e e u li I y----Elkton.
California Packing 3111 Prunes colo.ing tepidly. Livestor,;.
Callahan 7,-1, IA in good tend it ion. Turkeys ma li !
Calumet & Herta I2,:. tog gaud growth. 1
canallan Pacific 9 i JaCiZS011 county 514 ilford
Case, .1. I. 141 Wavy iloweitcur of rain in some
Caterpillar Tractor 1541 small areas previtius we, k C:1113Pil:
Celanese 314 Piight ditillage to tree irsill; some I
Certain-Teed til hail reported. Harvest of veachei
Chesapeake & Ohio 411 and Bartlett pr nearly early cote-
. .
Callahan Z-I, 'tt in goon conuitimi. ,,,,,:r1 ,..-
in cartons: 13 grade, 3611c lb., in
Calumet & Herta 12:. Ng good growth.
I anal Ian Pacific 91 Jackson county M4 dford. parchment wrappers; 371c lb., lo
Case. .1. I. 14 I Wary itowtipour of rain in some ctrtons.
Catorpillar Tractor 154 I small areas Prerlens we k """aell ButterfatI Portland delivery
Celanese 311 slight daniago to tree Irtiil; some buying price)--A grade 37 ic to
Certain-Teed 98 hail roported. Harvest of peach, 37e, lb. country stations; A grade,
la'ars nearly eIn- :lac lb.: B grade. 2c lb. less C
Chesapeake & Ohio 411 and Bartlett
Chrysler Motor 97i plete; later varicti,s of m ars be g r a d e . Cc less.
Columbia UtIM & Electric 11 t ing mcgml Cutting tmd shocking
EggsAuying price by whole.
Cffilltilerria I Investment Tr. 531 of corn begun.
Contmercial Solvents 12 Baker countyrill".
-- r.,, salers: extras. 28c; standards.
cidi medium zien f; i rstintlita. 11 1 .. ri..- rasl
Commonwealth & Southern 21 occurrd e but too late to do any 24c: firsts. 23c; medium, 23e:
Consolidated 1 mu
1dison 321 amount or (la illa go m e9xet:und4ecr.grade
,,.nlifintod nit 13 I( I a in it I It comityKlamath ne
I. T. & T. t2
Johns Manville 107
Kennecott Con. Copper 512
Libhey-0-Ford 612
Liggett & Myers B 95
Loetv's 741
Mont y Ward 5011
Nnit01181 Biscuit ;IZ
National Distillers 212
National Power & Light 9
New York Central 222
North American 222
'
Northern Pacific 21
Packard Motor 72
Penney, J. C. 871
Penn R. It. 311
Phillips Petroleum 522
l'ressed Steel Car 142
Public Service New Jersey - 392
Pullman Co. 402
Radio Corp. .. 10
Remington Rand 192
Republic Steel 292
Reynolds Toll. B 492
Sears Roebuck 81
Shell Union .. 221
southern Calif. Edison 221
southern Pacific 332
Standard Brands 102
Standard Oil California 40;1
Standard Oil New Jersey --, 592
Studebaker Corp. , 102
Superior Oil 32
Texas Corp. 52
Texas Gulf Sulphur 342
Trans-America 142
Union Carbide 93
Union Pacific 106
United Airlines 11;
United Aircraft 23 h
United Corp. 411
United Gas Imp. 12
IT. S. Rubber .,.. 431
U. S. Steel 941
Walworth 112
Western Union 34;
Westinghouse Electric -,...- 1302
White Motor 182
Woolworth 422
Closing Curb Quotations
Cities Service 22
Electric Bond & Share 142
Consolidated Oil 13
corn Products 51,1
Curtiss Wright 4i
Du Pont & De N. 151
Electric Auto Light 33i
lloneral Electric 4S t
General Food,' 3 I Z
General Motors 511
Goodyear Tires 327
Great Northern pith 41i
II tidson Motor a 124
Illinois Central 17
Insp. Copper 20
international Harvester 971
International Nickel Can 65Z
International P. k P. ptd 84Z
1. T. & T. 22
Johns Manville 107
Kennecott Con. Copper 61g
Lihhey-O-Ford 611
Liggett & Myers B 95
Loew's 741
Monty Ward 50Z
Nnit01181 Biscuit 235
National Distillers 271
National Power & Light 9
New York Central 2S2
North American 22g
'
Northern Pacific 21
Packard Motor 7
Penney, J. C. 671
Penn R. It. 31g
Phillips Petroleum 621
Preseed Steel Car 141
CHICAGO POTATOES
CHICAGO, SKIL 17 (AP-USDA)
Potatoes 73; on track 278; total
U. S. shipments 804; Russet Bur
banks steady, Colorado Triumphs
weak, other Mock dull; supplies
moderate, demand slow; sacked
per cwt. Idaho Russet Burbanks,
U. S. No. 1. few sales 81.85; U. S.
No. 2, $1.45: Colorado Bliss Tri
umphs, U. S. No. 1, 81.00-20;
Washington Russet Burbanks,
S. No. 1, 82.10; North Dakota
Bliss Triumphs, U. S. No. 1, and
partly graded .85-1.05.
1
DANCE
Saturday Night
Merrill
Music By
Oregon Hill Billies
Crops Unaffected By Rains,
SOIL GON0111011 STOCK AVERAGES PINE BUSINESS
MI e in UM ct"Pned " tga Vits. HOPS HEAVILY:
Tbo report by counties ineled . . . , - -
heifers scarce; load Idaho
ed: Just arrived, few low-eutter-
Ya ni hill county McMinn vine: cows $3.50-4.50 bulls. lit
Peaches and apples good; lattilvm $,L50,.6.56. calves I
poor. Livestot if good. direct. Imadlots gootheholet
Marion couloy--Turner: Mmit
ll1;5 ihm. quoted $8.50-9.00,
or the third crop of alfalfa cut
Pastures improving. Live,toci: seaters up to 19.50.
looking well. Some prunes will Sheep none. Nominal:
he picked this week. choice lambs quoted $9.50-1
Volk countyDallm: Pasture?, most ewes I4.00 and below.
Improved. Hop picking progres,-;
Mg rapidly. Prune mcking be!,
,
ginning. .
g. Portland
!Alp countyScio: corn mit .
In slowly. Pastures fair.
Livestock good. Peaches and Produce
prunes being Picked.
Lane comityI.:ammo,: Cam!
4 Ltipi enotitynrlo; I col 1 Oiil "ww Imo . Wool-I 937, nominal; Willa
194 Wring slowly. Pastures fair mette valley. medium. 35c lb.:
2 Livestock good. l,a)i awi Produce 1, coarse and braids. 33c lb.: eastern
114. prunes IsIng Plelied Oregon. fine. 28-29c; medium 1
silk Lase coantyEago
,l: C m an- to 33c lb.: crossbred 3233c lb.
2c.ltnorv haw.' pear; 10.(t.. coca
a r frn 1,..
ftalaila -- NSeoRinig, ton: ta; ile
oat-
s
3:1i beans and a few tomatoes. PORTLAND. Sept. 17 (tP)--
i o IoH(70001 y----Elkton. ! Butter, prints. A grade, 311c lb.
Al 3
3111 P co
runes lo.ing lapittly. I i PSt C :
parchment wrappers; 381c lit. vetch. 313.00; clover, 12.00 ton:
In good contlitioll. Tarkyii ntak r do 3St ih in timothy. eastern Oregon unquot
nrinnu R ra. e .. tofir.to .,-
Falls: Potatoes being dun. I CheeseOregon triplets, 17c:
Lo 10, comityl,k,,vi,: so, Oregon loaf, 18c; brokers will pay
ond plf;illa three-fourths Ile below quotations.
completed. 1Vlicat ylcid under Country MeatsSelling prici
that of last year. to retailers: country killed hogs
latlietir countyAdrian: Third best butcher, under 160 lbs.. Inc
crop of alfalfa nbout ready to he to 14e: vealers, 1511-16c; light
cut. Vale: Late potatoes nearly and thin, 11-13c; heavy, 1011c:
mature. Sugar hems coining on canner cows, 8-Sic; cutters. 9c to
fine. 10c; bulls 10-10ic; spring lambs
So. S. F. LIVESTOCK
So. SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 17
(AP-USDAIHogs 500, meluding
227 direct. Around 10 higher.
about two loads 1SO-200 lb. Cali
fornias .SI1.60: car 153 lb. Cali
fornias $11.00; few packing sows
33.75.
Cattle 100. including 37 di
rect. Steers absent, medium-good
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great dlitillery, s,alway
unittamd a pleasant
moderateliotteed whiskey.
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AVAILABLE
IN OREGON
lerlilay
Previous tlia, -.........----
Month ago .....---.....--
Year ago ...........-----.
1937 High .................
1937 Low ...........................
1936 High --------
1936 Low .....--------.
BOND AVERAGES
900-1100 lbs. quoted $9.00-50,
led steers possibly to $9.75; fed
heifers scarce; load Idaho cows
must arrived, few low-cutter-cutter
cows $3.50-4.50; bulls. limited,
quoted $4.50-6.50. Calves 10, all
tlirect. Load lots good-choice 180-
ibm. quoted $8.50-9.00, choice
scalers up to 19.50.
Sheep none. Nominal: good
choice lambs quoted $9.50-10.00;
Oregon loaf, 18e; brokers will pay
Se below quotations.
Country MeatsSelling price
to retailers: country killed hogs
best butcher, under 160 lbs., 13ic
to 14e: vealers, 1511-16c; light
and thin, 11-13c: heavy, 1011c;
canner rows. 8-9Se: cutters. 9c to
10e; bulls 10-10ic: spring lambs
15i-16c: yearlings 11-12c: ewe..
5-8c lb.
Live PoultryBuying price:
Leghorn broilers. o o o ob., o o o
84.5
89.1
95.9
90.0
301.6
92.3
99.3
73.4
30.5
31.7
37.4
40.5
49.5
29.2
43.5
30.2
Compiled by The Associated Press
20 10 10 10
Rails Indult Wire For.
FridaY 66.5
Previous day . .... 86.5
Month ago ...... 90.3
Year ago ..... ...... 96.2
1937 11100 ----------- 99.0
1937 Low . 85.7
1936 High 93.2
,1930 Low 86.9
1
102.0
102.0
103.1
103.3
104.4
101.6
104.4
101.8
22c lb.: do. 2 lbs. and over, 20-2Ic
lb.: colored springs, 2 to 36 lbs.
20-2Ic lb.: do. over 31 lbs., 2tc
to 22c: Leghorn hens. over 2i
lbs.. 1314c lb.: under 3i IllsII-12c:
colored hens 4 to 5 lbs.
19-20c: over 5 lbs., 18-19c lb.:
No. 2 grade. 2c less.
PotatoesNew crop Yakima
Gems. 81.50-1.60; Yakima White
Rose. 81.25 cental: local. $1.15
to 81.25 orange box.
OnionsNew dot). Walla Wal
la. 90c-11.00 50 lb. bag: Yakima
100s, 81.
ed. do. valley. unquoted..Portland.
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by sax ROtIMERst"
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of intrigue and spi
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"MYSTERY OP TEE TWEED COAT"
by FREDERICK JACKSON
Twice this strange tweed coat wandered from Cunningham's
stateroom, and twice it returned. Back in New York it
went traveling againbut this time a detective returned it
with the oddest mystery solution you've ever read. A
humdinger for mystery fans!
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PORTLAND, Sept. 11 (Jp) R
ports from 114 mills showed last
week's new business Of 52.866.-
000 board feet of lumber was 15
per cent below the previous
week's mark, the Western Pine
association said today.
Production totaled 81.861,000
feet, a drop of about seven mil
lion feet, and shipments reached
59.032.000 feet, a decline of 11
million feet. Production exceed
ed totals for the corresponding
week of 1936 but orders and ship
ments declined.
To date, orders were reported
9 per cent above last year.
COHN FALLS AFTED
TOUCHING NEW HIGH
CHICAGO, Sept. 17 unSitd
den late tumbles of September
corn quotations today took the
market down 50 from a maxi
mum rise of gic to new high price
records for the season.
The action followed delivery of
a small lot of corn on September
contracts. This was the Drat time
this month that a single bushel
has been offered in settlement of
outstanding bargains. and in 80111P
quarters was interpreted as be
tokening a break In the deadlock
"corner" that recently has dis
turbed the grain trade.
At the close. corn was varying
from 2c lower to 3te higher com
pared with Thursday's finish. Sep
tember 61.121 to 61.13i. Decem
ber 62ic to 63c: wheat lc to
up, September $1.03g. December
11.012 to 81.0111. and oats fic advanced.
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