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NEW YORK, March 13 Ml
Avlutlon slocks rodo out a
iitorm of soiling toddy to emergo
chief gutnors In market
iiule errullc by the sudden
usso-Klnnlsh truct.
The iilr lines, tholr shares ob
taining public fancy, came to
he aupport of wevorlng air
craft and buyers moved in to
"ward the close to help eradi
cate) louse In other sections of
tho securities field, Transactions
totaled about 680,000 shores.
A prediction by Juan T.
.Trlpptt, president of Pan Amer
ican Airways, that the bit In
turnatlonal Una would show
.earnings of $2,000,000 for 1930
.compared with $46,672 In 1938
was largely responsible for
-fractional boosts among the air
.carriers.
JAdems Kx press 71
. Air Reduction 49J
Alaska Juneau V
Al Chcm St Dyo 178
..Allied Stores Si
.American Can 11.11
,Am Eng Tile 21
t,Am Power tt Light 31
v.Am Kad Sta San Bt
Urn Roll Mills 14
.Am amen et itei vi
;Am Tel St Tel 1754
,;A mTob "B"
Am Water Works
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, Am Zinc L & S 63
281
51
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331
781
221
.Anaconda
( Armour IU ...
'..Atchison
'.Auburn Auto
Trtall Si Ohio .
Barnsdull
".Tlendlx Avia .
Beth Steel
Tiioeing Alrp .
T Gordon 231
"Borgc-Warner . 221
Budd Mfg .......... 5i
Calif Packing 231
Callahan Z V . It
Calumet Meo ...................... 71
Canadian Poclflo 61
"Cat Tractor 81
'Celanese ........ 31 1
'Ccrt-Teed - 61
. Chei Ohio ....... 801
4 Chrysler 881
Col Cos St El 8
Com'l Solvents 14i
Comm'nw'lth St Sou 1
Consol Aircraft 27
Consol Edison 31
Consol Oil 71
Cont'l Can 461
Corn Product 811
Crown Zcllerbach ....... 15 J
Curtlsa Wright ....... lot
Doug Aircraft 821
Dupont De N 1801
Eastman Kodak 153
El Pow St Lt 5t
Erie It R ... - 11
General Elcctrlo ................ 381
General Foods 471
Gen Gai St El "A" - 1
General Motora 84
Gillette .. 6i
Goodyear Tire - 231
Gt Nor Ry pfd 23 J
Heckor Prod lot
Holland Furnace 321
V Hudson Motors ............. 6
Illinois Central - lot
Insp Copper 13
Int Harvester 571
Int Nick Can 851
Int Pap St P pfd 851
Int Tel St Tel ....... . 4
Johns Man villa 71
Kennecott 361
Lib O Ford 401
Llgg Myara "B" lost
Loew'a .. 881
Lorlllard P 25
Montgomery Ward 841
Nash-Kelv 61
Nat'l Biscuit 24
Nat'l Cash 141
Nat'l Dairy Prod 16
Nafl Dlst 24
Nat'l Pow St U 71
N Y Central 16
North Amer Co ... 21
Northern Paclflo ................ 8
Ohio Oil - 7
Otis Steel 101
Mnlh Boason 1030-40 Season 10;iB39 "
,, Mar. to Season ,, Mar. to Season
DBly Date to Date Uttly Date to Duto
1 0 0 6074 23 23 5500
2 " 33 33 5107 " 45 W 5U05
3 0 33 6107 40 114 5051
4 27 60 8134 "63 177 ' 5714 "'
g oi" 6166 n 104 ' 5731 ''
6 25 117 6101 40 243 5780 "
7 28 145 5210 S5 208 ' 5835
8 50 105 5200 60 348 " 5885
0 "43 238 5312 " 83 401 5038
10 tT 243 6317 45 446 6083
IT 40 283 5357 57 503 6040
12 37 320 "' 3394 36 63B 6076
- 4 584 6121
14 33 617 6154
15 , 61 678 8215
18 40 Til 6255
17 28 748 6283
18 44 70b 8327
jo 13 803 6340
20 30 83B 6376
21 " 49 888 6427
22 41 929 8468
23 30 868 6307
24 32 1000 6539
25 " 37 1037 6578
20 0 1037 6576
2Y 32 1009 6608
"2l 28 1097 6636
29 " 31 1128 6667
30 "35 1163 6702
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Month shipments by trurk 271 1434 6973
1 P10 Amer Fish
61
good .
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CosvMlast loeatlen
- Coffss Mos-lutM Tavtm
Dlnlni and Bsnqust Rooms
fsmoutly Fins rood
Modsrn Appolntmsnts
Usurious Outside Rooms
fliriio Ope otlti
Carload Potato Shipments
Sou Cat Edison 291
Southorn Paclfie 121
Standard Ilninris 71
Standard Gus St Oil 11
Standard Oil Calif 231
Standard OH Ind 251
Stand Oil N. J 441
Stono St Webster ..... Oil
Studebakcr Ill
Sunshine Mining 101
Sup OH 2
Texas Corp 451
Texas Gulf Sulphur 331
Tldowoter Asso Oil 10s
Tlmkcn Roll Bearing 491
Trans-America - 81
Union Corblde .-. 84
Union OH Calif 101
Union Pacific 95
United Aircraft 471
UnlU-d Airlines 181
United Corporation 2
United Fruit 78
United Gas Imp 131
U S Rubber 361
U S Steel 571
Vanadium 341
Wulworth 51
Warner Pictures 31
Western Union 231
Westlnghouso 1121
White Motor Ill
Wool worth 41
Compiled from official reports by the county agent'a office, Stato-
Federal Inspectdr Ross Aubrey and The Herald and News.
Pac Gas St El 331
Packard Motor - 4
Penney (J C) : 921
Penna R R 221
Pholps Dodge - 361
Phillips Pet 391
Proctor St Gamble 69 (
Pressed Steel Car . , 121
Pub Sve N J 411
Pullman 261
Radio 51
Rayonler 161
Rem Rand 91
Republic Steel 20
Reynolds Tob "B" 411
SafewBy Stores 521
Sears Roebuck 841
Shell Union 101
Sooony Vacuum 1 1 1
BRING THIS AD
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May King Studio
Limit On , March Only
good 81 lb. New Mexico fall
shorn lambs 88.35-8.50; two
decks medium to good medium-
pelt 87 lb. Californias 18.15,
long deck 105 lb, weights from
same shipment $7.15. .
80. S. F. LIVESTOCK
SO. SAN FRANCISCO, March
13 (AP-USDA) HOGS, salable
500; butchers 10c higher; top
and bulk good to choice 170-225
lb. Californias $6.25; packing
sows steady to 25c higher, main
ly $4.25-50.
CATTLE, saloble 100; hold
overs 30, Calves, salable 10.
Scattered sales all classes steady
but one load good light fed
steers unsold; odd head common
to medium light steers $8.00-50,
packago light mixed yearlings
$8.75, with common kinds sort
ed out $7.50; few cutter to me
dium heifers $8.00-8.00; scatter
ed sale beef cows $6.50-7.00;
weighty dairy type cows $6.00
freely; cutter cows $4.50-5.50;
thin light canners eligible down
to $3.50, with odd "shelly
kinds sold $3.00; odd medium
bulls $6.25. Calves, nominally
steady; odd head choice vealcrs
$12.00, few medium grades $10;
odd head good light calves $10.
SHEEP, salable 73; scattered
sales steady; few medium to
mostly good 86.100 lb. summer
shorn California lambs $8.60
9.00, small lot common light
weights $7.50; few yearlings
$6.23 and aged wethers $5.23
Into Tuesday; packago good to
choice 89 lb. California spring
lambs $10.25; old crop lambs
around 23c lower; few medium
to good 76-91 lb. wooled lambs
$8.60-9.00; four decks medium to
CHICAGO, March 13 (A'i
Wheat prices fell more than 2
cents a bushel today to the low
est level in eight days as the
market reflected traders' re
action to receipt of good snows
over much of the grain belt and
the Russian-Finnish peace.
Selling through houses with
northwestern and eastern con
nections led the decline, bring-
ng numerous stop loss orders
into execution.
Talk of further peace moves
In Europe and the much-needed
beneficial moisture received by
the spring wheat zone domin
ated trade developments.
Rallying slightly from the
day's lows, wheat closed IHc
c lower, than yesterday, May
$1.01tt-, July 99H-H; corn
-Hc down, May 55Ti-56c,
July 86Hc; oats 14-Hc lower.
OREGON SPORT NOTES
Br FRED HAMPSON
Associated Press Writer
The assurance expressed now
and then in the northwest that
the Athcrton ablutions in the
Pacific Coast conference will
hurt most at the University of
Southern California meets dis
agreement in several quarters.
One Washington sports writer
says that just the opposite will
be the case and that El Trojan
will be just as hard to beat after
the ex-G-man cleans him up as
before.
"Now that the colleges . . .
are forbidden to waive tuition
payments for athletes, the com
mon belief is that powerful USC
is going to be struck a mortal
blow. Minus the old pockctbook
gesture, the Trojans are judged
as impotent as the next school.
"But not so. A strong alumni
group still operates around Bo
vard field. USC can no longer
Public Speaking
and Personal Development
Mrs. Myrtle Hibbard
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Each taste of ice-cold Coca-Cola has
the same freshness of appeal that first
charmed you, a clean, exhilarating
' taste known and enjoyed by four gen
erations. Millions thrill to its taste and
the refreshed feeling that follows.
PAUSE THAT REFRESHES
BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA CO. BY
' COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY
665 Spring St. Phone 2565
give an athlete receipt for
tuition without requiring him,
or some one, to pay cash on the
line. For each athlete there
must be something like $300
paid each year.
"So what is going to happen?
The new rule doesn't state that
you or I or Joe Giutz can't pay
for the ride. Any organization
can send in tho cash for the boy
under the new code and around
L. A. $100,000 can be raised
easily to keep the talent com
ing. Poor Stanford's 'buck-a-
month' club, which raises
around $12,000 annually, is go
ing to look like small potatoes,
we tear.
"The other schools may suffer
where alumni support is weak,
out not El Troy.
"In other words, the Athcr
ton code takes football away
from the alumni in theory and
gives it back to the alumni in
practice."
WOOL MARKET
BOSTON, March 13 (AP
USDA) Boston wool hniim
were receiving a little demand
lor original bag fine territory
wools of average to good French
combing length today at 85-87
cents, scoured basis. Mills are
continuing to show interest in
South African Merino wools at
steady prices. Country packed
lots of three-eighths and one-
quarter blood bright fleeces
were offered occasionally at 35
37 cents, in the grease, delivered
east.
White9
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Scientifically built shoes for
Loggers and Sportsmen. These
shoes have a high heel and
built-up arch t'h a t support
the foot in its natural rest
ing position.
The "Stitchdown" 8-ln.
lor Men Who Walk
$12.85
The "Logger" 10-ln.
for Men Who Work
. $14.85
Exclusive With
DREW'S MANSTORE
Cochran Upset in
Billiard Tourney
CHICAGO, March 12 ttl.R)
Arthur Rubin of New York City
tonight upset Defending Cham
pion Welker Cochran, San Fran
cisco, 50-32 In the $20,000 world
championship three cushion bil
liard tournament.
It took Rubin, a newcomer
to world title play, 52 innings
to defeat the veteran Cochran.
It left each with one game won
and one lost in tne 110-game
Round Robin tourney matching
11 of the world's leading bil
liard players,
Joe Chamaco, Mexico City,
won his opening, game tonight
when he dealt Art Thurnblad,
Kenosha, Wis., his second defeat.
50-44 In 67 Innings.
Jay Bozeman, Vallojo, Calif.,
won his first game by defeating
Otto Reiseit, Philadelphia, SO
35 In 40 innings. It was Relselt'l
second defeat,
Allen Hall, Chicago, defeated
Tiff Denton. Kansas City, 50-31
In 46 Innings. It was Hall's first
game; Denton's second defeat.
Preliminary estimates on tht
state gasoline taxes paid by mo
torists during 1939 were $818,
000,000. Federal gasoline taxes
were estimated at $215,000,000.
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Old Time Dance
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Mualo by
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Admission. 50c Couple .
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" ' ' ' ' M'"- ' WHfN BSTTM AUTOMOBIUS AR6 SUtlT
jJt f i p ' , BUICK, W1U, UIU THEM '
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Above is the Buick Special
4-door touring sedan $996
YOU never yet saw a band come
down the street without some
one out in front setting the tempo,
while someone back in the crowd
obediently thumped in time.
So you'll get what we mean when
we ask, right out, why drive a car
that's along just for the march when
you can pilot a Buick and show the
others the way?.
Maybe someday the others will have
engines like velvet because they're
electrically balancedaftfrassembly
but Buick has them now.
Maybe tomorrow they will have
coil springs all around that never
need greasing but Buick has them
today.
Maybe sometime youH get the five
foot front seat room and Foamtex
cushions of the Super maybe you'll .
get direction signals with automatio
cut-off as standard equipment but
you can' get those things and lot .
besides on Buick this year.
Maybe someday you'll get car as
long as Buick for the money, or with
a frame as heavy without paying.
morej maybe sometime
there'll be another eight as
big and roomy and powerful
that's priced like a six.
But why take a chance on
those maybes when this
honey's here, ready for you
to take over right nowP
Fact is, when you step into
this Buick you take over a
car others will be trying to
equal for years to come. .
So drop in on your Buick dealer.
Drop in to talk facts and figures, or
drop in to see what next year's cars
will try to look like. ;
But drop in! Soon t
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