The Fresno Bee from Fresno, California • 14

smmm -r I vV MSSsi 1 V-v- Is iHIl BEE SUNDAY JUNE 17 IBM 3 SSr 3 Lm vL CHAMBER FETE TO MARK I Transamerica Hits 7 RED DEVILS KITE On Bay Market Upswing MLUES SAN FRANCISCO June 16 W) Stocks moved up strongly on fair volume on the local exchange to-day with a strong close that showed 18 gains two steady and but one loss Volume for the day totaled about 10900 shares Transamerica drew most attention and advanced to reach 7 for the first time in about two months The stock opened at 6 and held at 7 on the close with volume of 4300 shares Paraffine made another new high at 38 up 1 point Other industrials gained fractionally In the utilities Pacific Lighting common advanced 1 to 37 Southern Pacific added 1 to 26 and others up fractionally included Pacific Telephone and Pacific Gas common By JOSEPH BOUGHAN (Associated Press Market Editor) CHICAGO June So-called devils" playing the mischief with corn fields and kiting corn market prices arg more and more becoming the focUa of grain trade interest The red devils referred to are chinch bugs in uncounted millions reported as threatening heavy damage to the new corn crop throughout Illinois West Central Indiana Two-Day Tour Over New Sierra Thoroughfare Is In Prospect 8 STOCKS CLOSING PBICES Plodding Market Advance Led By Commoditn By CLAUDE A JAGGER NEW YORK June Commodities with the notable exception of -wheat and best-grade bonds led a plodding advance in financial markets this week The price structure in nearly all markets seemed to be resting on fairly firm ground It was tested by the news of the German moratorium on foreign diebts default on debts to the United States by England France and other war allies and by uncertainty over a steel strike which was prolonged until the week-end None of the developments Introduced anything essentially new into the financial picture In fact Wall Street judging by the reaction of the markets seemed to accept them as merely the clearing away of overhanging developments Postponement of the steel strike however definitely was cheering In response to that and the rush to wind up this session of congress for the Summer stocks edged upward at the week-end into new high ground for the recovery from tne mid-May lows The Standard Statistics Company average for ninety stocks closed the week at 823 compared with 812 at the end of the preceding week the market having apent most of the interval backing and filling in a narrow range Speculative activity remained at low ebb while markets waited for a clearer picture of business prospects for labor clouds to lift and while banks and investment houses completed their preparation for severance of underwriting and banking business in accordance with the national banking act of 1933 Volume on the stock exchange for the totaled 4532539 shares compared with 4542620 the preceding week Turnover in bonds was greater as that market pursued its gradual climb many high-grad issues touching new tops for the year or longer Government obligations were outstandingly firm and yields continued to lecline Bond volume on the stock exchange was $74785000 in principal amount compared with $65151000 the week previous Strength in the bond market as well as in other markets in part was a reflection of a very comfortable banking position A further gain of $108000000 carried federal reserve member bank reserves to a new peak Excess reserves were estimated to have reached a previously unequalled total of $1750000000 1 RISING COTTON CLOSES STEADY A Story About Wolves Their Life And Loves Itinerants Of The Timber Lands By Gray McClintock New York: Thomas Crowell Company ($2) Whether you generally like animal stories or not you will like this one It is an outstanding story of three timber wolves and a Russian wolf hound who is lured away by Rada but that is getting ahead of the story Gray McClintock knows as few men do the ways of the wild and the manner in which be pictures Rada and Lemus and Bentick and even Alex is proof that in the Northwest the animai which is most respected by man and beast is the timber wolf You are permitted (because of personal observation and deduction) to sense what the wolves of this story are thinking as well as doing and you are convinced that these animals practice a psychology which is superior at times to human experience The story starts with Rada luring Lemus (the name is adapted from the Cree meaning bad unruly shameless) to her in her first mating season The birth of the pups and the trek across country after the pups have been taken for a museum Thus do Rada and Lemus become wanderers An extraordinary feature of the story comes when Lemus cuts himself badly on a barbed wire fence and Rada cares for him Rada is a temptress and she uses the most hideous of means to lure Alexis away from his protected life The sharp life with the hound against the background of his wolf ancestors is most interesting The three wolves are brought into the conclusion along with the hound when the district is being rid of wolves once more The description of how the government men set out to do this is Informative and interesting Southern and Eastern Iowa and parts of Missouri To such an extraordinary degree has the Infestation apparently developed that numbers or grain men from Chicago will travel far and near into the field over Sunday to investigate the situation for themselves Contrasting with severe declines of wheat values the corn market this morning showed 1-Ic a bushel gain as against a week ago Simultaneously wheat was 3c to down oats unchanged to higher and provisions 15 to 50c advanced Although leading grains experts point out that the usual trade instinct is to go slow on the buying side during June speculative purchasing of corn is sensationally active at times A special reason given is that corn pound for pound is at present the cheapest feedstuff available and that there is a general expectation large quantities of corn will be absorbed by the gov-errhnent for relief purposes Additional factors stressed are prospects of only short crops of all other grains and of hay Wheat prices are largely a reflection of fast progress of harvesting of the domestic Winter crop Southwest Oats buying has been checked owing to imports of oats from Argentina although actual business of this kind has been small Provisions are up responsive to action of hog values PRICE RANGE SATURDAY CHICAGO June 16 NEW YORK June 16 (IP) An early advance of 12 to 13 points in the cotton market to-day in response to relatively firm Liverpool cables the progress of the gulf storm toward the belt and postponement of the steel strike was followed by reactions The failure of buillsh features to bring in a more general or gressive demand was ing to early buyers NEW YORK FUTURES SATURDAY NEW YORK June 16 Cotton futures closed steady unchanged to 3 higher: High Low Last July 1205 1194 1195 October 1230 1218 1218 December 1241 12 29 12 30 January 1247 1236 12 36 March 1257 1244 1247 May 1268 1257 1257 Spot steady: middling 1215 A STOCKS (Famished Bt Dean Witter A Co) (T Patterson Blda) Thirty Industrials closed Sai 9985 up 115 Twenty railroads 48 25 up 1 00 Twenty utilities 2508 up 62 BID AND ASKED Bid Asked Bolsa Chica 2 3(4 Douglas Aircraft 22 22 Security-rirst National 32 3244 Southern California Edison 16 16 NEW ORLEANS FUTURES SATURDAY NEW ORLEANS June 16 Colton futures closed barely steady at net advances of 1 to 2 points High Low Close July 1204 1194 11 94 October 1227 1215 1216 December 1238 1226 1328 January 1232 March 1252 1252 1243 May 12 53 Spot steady 3 point up Sales 527: middling 1210 O- PEUIT MARKETS CLOSING PRICES (Furnished By Dean Witter Co) (Member OI New York Stock Exchanse) Close it 4 3 I A celebration the Fresno County Chamber of Commerce is planning for nex Fall to mark the opening to travel of a mountain road from Sequoia National PaTk to Yosemite Valley will Include a two-day automobile tour with an overnight stop possibly at the McKinley Grove if camping axrangements can be arranged Chamber of Commerce officials made this announcement yesterday to prevent confusion of this celebration with one planned by the Tulare County Chambers of Commerce to mark the opening of the Generals Highway linking Sequoia and General Grant National Parks The Tulare County celebration probably will be held late in October Completion of three links of the Sequoia-Yosemite park route will be the occasion for the Fresno chamber's celebration The three links are the Generals Highway the Batterson to Bass Lake sec tion and a fifteen-mile forest service road that connects Grant Park with the Kings River near Mile Four and a Half Frank Cunningham superviser of the Sequoia National Forest said last week the road connecting Grant Park and the Kings River will be completed next month The first link completed in the Sequoia-Yosemite mountain-foothill route is from the North Fork of the Kings River to Dinkey Creek via the McKinley Grove and is reported in excellent condition Irish Sweepstakes Winners Break Into Newsreel Holders of winning tickets in the Irish sweepstakes recently drawn in connection with the English Derby are shown in the current issue of The Fresno Bee-Fox Movietone News at the Fox Wilson Theater Four persons pictured in the reel won a total of $327100 President Roosevelt's armament appeal to foreign nations as presented at the Geneva arms conference by Norman Davis representing the United States Government is shown Other news events include Premier Mussolini opening a forum at Rome Havana celebration of the thirty-second anniversary of Cuba's independence English ships in war practice at Portland England a closeup of the quintuplets bom to a Frencb-Canadian woman in Cor-beil Ontario and exclusive scenes of the famous Passion Play at Oberammergau in Bavaria Priest Is Ordained For Work In Diocese Rev Frederick Crowley was ordained for work in the Catholic diocese of Monterey-Fresno yesterday in Los Angeles by Bishop Cantwell Freenans present at the ordination and first solemn mass of Rev Crowley were his brother Rev John Crowley former chancellor Miss Irene Gage Miss Julia Kacerek Mrs Gage George Gage Miss Mary Ahlin Rosemary Virginia and Frances Mclntire and Mrs A Mclntire New Books At Library t- Knut Hamsun's Latest Seems To Wind Up A Saga The Road Leads By Knut Hamsun New York: Coward-Mc-Cann Inc ($3) By VIRGINIA LEE It is not necessary to have read the preceding novels of Knut Hamsun which introduce the characters carried through The Road Leads On to enjoy thoroughly this latest work from his pen However if one is familiar with his other Norland novels such as Children Of The Age Segelfoss Town and Vagabonds there is no doubt The Road Leads On will hold a deeper significance for it is the bringing together of all the numerous threads of his former novels As though the author were putting a final border of pieces about a giant mosaic closing in an impressive panorama of life and inscribing the word Finis on a piece of art Hamsun in his seventy-fourth year has produced a volume which Itnits together and lends perspective to his previous work The book is a story of Altmulig Gordon Tidemand the gypsy Otto Alexander and Gammelmoderen The beginning of the book introduces Theodore paa Bau who although he aspired to marriage with Marianne Holmengraa is satisfied with the daughter of the sexton very much younger than Theodore To them various daughters were born and finally came a son and although there was a misgiving in the heart of Theodore concerning the brown eyes of this son he kept his counsel and did not ask the gypsy Otto Alexander to leave his employment for Otto tne best man Theodore had with the salmon net? Son la Different Thus he stayed on and the son who was named Gordon Tidemand grew and thrived as the son of Theodore paa Bau In time Theodore passes on and the son takes his place but a different type man is this son who has been educated abroad and evidences characteristics not at all like Theodore's It is into his life that Altmulig comes (a name which signifies handyman) and certainly he proves to be such It is the doctor's daughter who recognizes him as August from Polden It is also through the doctor and Esther that August comes into money he had in Polden and which he did not know until the wife told him Gammelmoderen meaning old woman in the sense of affection as one will say or girl" is the mother of Gordon Tidemand and it is she who balances him in his early business transactions with Altmulig The scene is in Segelfoss The author would have you believe people worry over the same bitter facts regardless of their station in life Although progress automobiles factories money a id business have replaced the last pathetic vestiges of a once healthy feudal ism the fundamental problems of the Segelfoss people remain the same Grand Tragedy Through the pages parades the gy-psy woman Aase forever pronouncing curses on the people of Segelfoss who fear and dread her more than a plague It is Aase who is the final undoing of Altmulig if not by her curse pronounced upon him then by her actual appearance on the narrow road to scare his great band of sheep over the cliff into destruction It is grand tragedy Altmulig seeing all his fortune all his great desire and ambition swept into nothingness grabs hold of a great sheep and also is borne over the cliff While one has a comment for the relation between Gammelmoderen and the gypsy Otto one can not help admiring him in his secret which he bolds next his heart and which he might have used at any time to his own selfish advantage But he goes out of the story and Gordon Tidemand and others (ex- cepting of course the mother) never knew the absolute truth about the illegitimacy of birth no doubt the book is a the people of Segelfoss people are developed surety of approach which Hamsun one of the creators of characters of modern literature On Billy The An Autobiography By George Houghton Mifflin BAY FRUIT APPLES Loose Watsonville Newtowns $125140 few $150 box ordinary 90c 11 Oregon Newtowns extra fancy packed 235 Winesaps extra fancy S2a0225 new crop White As-trachans fancy packed from Napa mostly 165 loose A lugs Red Astrachans small 25c Locke Gravenstelns A lugs mostly SI APRICOTS Modesto Fresno Banger lugs Tiltons mostly $1110 few best higher Snta Clara Blenheims 56c lb AVOCADOA8 Loose per lb Southern California Benik Sharpless Dickinson Anaheim 9lGc Mayapan packed flats Dickinson Anaheim 91259140 Nabal $150 91-65 Mayapan $1(3110 Special packs Fuerte $27541325 some $350 Queens Lyons Benik large small 225 BERRIES Strawberries local 12-basket crates some few Nick Ohmers 85c SI poorer Sacramento 24s 854195c few higher poor lower Raspberries local 12s 60c few poor 35c Blackberries 30c few 60c poor lower Loganberries Youngber ries 60c poor lower CANTALOUPES Imperial Ban Joaquin Valley ponys 45s-54s 150 standards 36s-45s 2 Jumbos 27s 175 36s-45s flats 12s CHERRIES Pound fair to ordinary showing rain damage Santa Cruz Santa Clara Tartarian few best Bings 45c poorer 23c: Royal Annes 6c few 7c Black Republicans Oregon Bings few 10c poor 4s Royal Annes CURRANTS Alameda County 4-basket crates poorer $1 FIGS Fresno Modesto 2-layer flats Black Missions poorer lower Modesto 2-layer 4-basket crates 65c TJ 1 Russia Fills Planting Quota By FRANK I WBLLER (Associated Pres Farm Editor) WASHINGTON June Russia is officially reported to have fui filled her Spring wheat seeding plan by planting a total of 57300000 acres as of June 1st Sowing since that date will be In addition to the plan The Russian barley plan was fulfilled and the oats plan almost completed by June 1st The acreage not only is much above a year ago but It is the best progress in Spring seeding since the collectivization movement began Wheat acreage estimates totaling 210524000 acres have been received from twenty-seven Northern Hemisphere countries and two Southern Hemisphere countries This is an increase of 13 per cent over tha acreage reported by the same countries last year But poor crop conditions in most of the important producing areas indicate a reduction in the 1934 outturn Europe is suffering from an unusual lack of rain which the official believes points to a reduction in grain production of from 25 to 30 per cent below the average of tha last three years The condition of grain crops in Canada at the first of the month was considerably under the longtime average that of Spring grains being the lowest in 26 years The prospects for Fall wheat were the poorest on record June rainfall however has greatly relieved the prolonged drought in the provinces China is harvesting her Wins4 crop which is said to be somewhat above last year's outturn The Chinese expect a larger cotton acreage than last year Present prospects indicate Europe will harvest good fruit crops this year unless the drought continue to hold its grip DAIRY MARKET BAN FRANCISCO FRESNO PRODUCE (Famished By Produce And Growers Market Of Central California Fresno) APPLES California Newtown Pippins loose box 19125 loose 4060c Per pound 25930c Local lugs 6Q75c BEANS Kentucky Wonders southern per pound local per pound 394c BUNCHED Large bunch per dozen: Carrots 40645c beets 40645c turnips 40 45c gr up onions 40945c red radishes 20925c parsley 15920c BERRIES Strawberries local 20s $1 Loganberries coast 12s 70c: Youngberries coast 12s 75c raspberries coast 12s 20c BANANAS Per pound 4c BEAN Per pound 6c CABBAGE Southern crate 90695c northern crate 90995c Southern California crate $27593 CAULIFLOWER Coast per dozen $135 Local lug 50660c CITRUS FRUIT Southern oranges face packed $2 Lemons Southern California loose box $27563 Sunkist $6 Grapefruit Southern California loose box $3 50 Sunkist $350 local $125 Local sack $175 Alameda Golden Bantam crate $250 Local jumbo $1500 135: standard 91350125 Local per pound 30 4c FIGS Black two layer 60c lugs 85c OSL Coima Salinas Watsonville ice packed 4 dozen and 5 dozen $225 6 dozen $18502 dry packed $1250135 Local red lug 3540c white lug 35(3 40c PEPPERS Local per pound 4c Sh after lug No 1 50c No 2 20930c: Oregon Gem 100-pound sack $140 Lugs 40060c Lugs 7590c San Leandro boxes 85c Italian local lug 60665c 8ummer southern lug 60965c yellow crookneck southern lug 60965c Coast crate $125 SWEET Merced lut 85c yams lug $1 TOMATOES Southern local lugs No 1 50960c No 2 Southern per pound lc local per pound lc Non-Fiction Ladner A Short Wave Wireless Communication waves" provided the only means so far developed for commercial transoceanic telephony This book should satisfy the needs of engineers and telegraphists engaged in wireless Pamphlets Snow Three Simple Looms Miller A Adobe or Sun-Dried Brick For Farm Buildings Fiction Basso Hamilton Cinnamon Seed Through the life of Dekker Blackheath the reader is acquainted with the changing fortunes of the Langley family and of the manifold currents of life in the South to-day especially in Louisiana Burgess Gelett Two Courage Theater in Boston is the setting for this mystery story Gregory Jackson Emerald Mur der Trap Mr Paradene baits a trap with a $50000 emerald and be got what he expected Haycox Ernest Riders West Nan Avery from Boston goes out West Keeler Harry The Mystery Of The Fiddling Cracksman Norris Kathleen Three Men And Diana A lovely girl wins her way to happiness Stribling Unfinished Cathedral With this novel Mr Stribling brings to a close his social history of the South since the civil war 8 I 3 1 a I 1 I 3 1 I 9-pound flats fancy few 75c Oakdale GOOSEBERRIES Per pound Mendocino County large Inyo County small 5c Imperial Arizona fancy packed 64s choice $3g325: market packed 80s mostly $2 Tulare $140 0150 LEMONS Southern California fancy packed boxes mostly Lemonettes $2753 box loos $2 250250 smaller $2 MELONS Imperial Valley honeydews standard flats 9 125 150 some $1: honey-balls Jumbo crates 2 few $225 ORANGES Southern California fancy packed boxes Valencias 200s larger $375 425 216s $375(04 252s 9350375 288s $3 350 choice 30 3 5c per box lower Navels 80s $3 100s $350(375 126s $425 Loose Valencias field run 215 some $225 small mostly $125 PEACHES Stockton Alexanders 4-basket crates poorer lower Santa Clara A lugs Early 4-basket crates 6075c A lugs 604280c few best higher Triumphs standard peach box 5065c large lug 90ctl Early Crawfords few standard peach box from Santa Clara Vacaville lugs Wilder 50 60c Bartlett 40-pound boxes mostly $250 Modesto Santa Rosa 5-5 3541 45c poorer lower Climax 4-basket crates 5-5 404x50c loose per lug 35c Tragedy lugs smaller1 35c WATERMELONS Per pound Imperial Klondikes rattlesnakes 32 184 Freeport Texas 36 V4 General Electric 21 General Foods 324 General Motors 33 Gen Transportation 39 Gillette Safety Razor 10 Gold Dust 204 Goodyear Tire 30 Great Northern 24 Great Western Sugar 33 Hudson 12 Illinois Central 27 Internat Harvester 33 4 Internat Telephone 14 Internat Nickel 27 Johns Manville 54 Kelvinator 19 Kennecott Copper 23 Libby-Owens-Ford 33H Liggett Myers 97 Liquid Carbonic 31 Loews Inc 32 Lorillard Tob 18 Mack Trucks 284 McIntyre Porcupine 494 McKesson Robbins 74 do pfd 30 Midcontinental Pete 13 Montgomery Ward 29 4 Nash Motors 184 National Biscuit 36 National Cash Register 17 National Dairy 184 National Distillery 264 National Steel 44 North American 19 4 Northern Pacific 26 New York Central 32 New Haven Hart 16 Paramount Pub CT8 4 Pac Gas te Elec 19 Pac Lighting 32 Packard Motors 4 Park Utah 4 Penney 604 Pennsylvania 32 Phelps-Dodge 18 Phillips Pete 104 Porto Rico Sugar 35 Procter Oamble 35 Pub Service 38 Pullman 52 CASH PRICES SATURDAY CHICAGO June 16 -WHEAT No 2 yellow hard weekly 96Hc No 2 yellow OATS No 2 white 45c heavy 56c 0 SI CLOVER 1091375 CWt Tlerrfs 655 loose lard 1625 9 50 'livestock' markets" CHICAGO LIVESTOCK CHICAGO June 8500 mpager supply available: scattered sales and bids about steady $475 downward 1000 Compared Friday last week Local recelots lfinnn head smaller and general market greatly Improved all steers and yearling 25c to 50c higher better grade long yearlings 25c up Stockers and feeders 25c to 50c higher heifer and mixed yearlings and butcher heifers higher cow 25c to 50c up: bulls 50c and vealers $1 higher extreme top heavy steers $1025 new high on crop bulk better grade heavies 965 better long yearlings $8 up top $9 best 1179-pound steers $925 yearling heifers $735 cutter cows closed active $2 85 down heavy sausage bulls sold $3 and selected vealers made $650 bulk $5 256 3000 Compared Friday last week Fat Spring lambs 40c to 50c higher lower grade and yearlings 50c to 75c up sheep steady two weeks' top native Spring lambs $935 closing extreme $915 bulk $8 Idaho Springers yearlings aged ewes BAY LIVESTOCK SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO June HOGS-For week 3000 direct 2000 Compared last Friday Under 210-pound butchers 15c to 2Cc higher late top $470 bulk good 180-209-pound $450 470 sows $2853 To-day none For five days 2400 direct 350 to feed lot 625 Compared week ago: Good fed steers quotable steady others weak to 15c lower load medium 932-pound fed steers $585 top good under 1100-pound fed quotable up to $625 possibly $850 grassers $5ri560 heifers weak grassers $37504 cows steady to 25c lower $3 500360 early fat dairy type $2 50 bulls $2750350 To-day 100 350 direct 200 active steady early dull late good 194-pound vealers $650 good 279-pound caives $550 For five days 4300 direct 1250 Compared last Friday Lamb steady to 25c lower two decks good-choice 69-pound wooled $850 top bulk medium-good wooled $710825 shorn $750775 shorn yearlings $5550 shorn ewes $175 To-day 60 LOR ANGELES LIVESTOCK LOS ANGELES June HOGS Receipts for week 1200 75c to $1 higher bulk $45 CATTLE 6200 steady to 25c lower fed steers few loads $6 5007 bulk common to medium steers $4fr550 good fed heifers $625650 other $525 down cows 26563 76 few $4 CALVES 1100 steady to 25c lower bulk $6675 1100: 25c to 50c lower medium to good Spring lambs S8876 News In Classified Ads Melodramas Win Playgoer Favor As Season Lags FRESNO BUTTER The wholesale price of butter In Fresn ia 3 cents above the Los Angeles quota lion BAY VEGETABLES Boxes large tlza 11 I75 few S3 small California delta district loose per lb green: Medium field run 2i23c graded white large fieldrun graded bunched green extra select 3 iumbo 6c BEANS Local pound Kentucky Wonders 2'a3'ic few 3e poorer lower Blue Lakes poor lower French lSI2c poorer sack limas 4(iC5c few 6c: Italian most BUNCHED Doz bunches carrots beets radishes turnips green onions lugs Local flat Dutch per doz 35 few 50c Local box best 7Se poorer lower 8anta Clara 24-Inch crates S2 50 275 few 3 poorly blanched 22-inch crates J150S175 Los Angeles County 34-inch crates poor lower Alameda Santa Clara sacked II75 6 2 few J225 ordinary J150: Brentwood lugs 40660c holdover low as 25c San Joaquin Valley lugs 40850c few 60c No 2s 2535e Bakersfield lugs 18s mostly 60c few 24s 75c crates 11809175 LETTUCE Coima dry packed few higher Watsonville 4-5 dozen mostly 90c 110 ordinary 75c Local cultivated 10915c lb few higher Yellows SI 50 few higher Shatter Stockton reds mostly 1150 per cwt sacked Pescadero Point Reyes pqund best 4(S5c few 6c poor Coachella Chinese Giants 4 66c POTATOES Shaffer sacked per cwt long whites SI 106 125 8anta Clara 20-lb boxes 50c few 60c Local San Joaquin Valley-white Summer mostly 30 6 50c poor lower: Italian 40660c poorer 30c yellow crook-neck 40660c lug Local crates 35 9 50c few 60c Tulare County lugs 5-5s 5-6s mostly 40650c few 60c poorer 35c small 25c Merced large 55c medium poor 30c DRIED FRUIT NEW YORK June 18 EVAPORATED APPLES Steady choice fancy 11 612c Steady California 609c Oregon APRICOT8 Steady cholca 14 extra choice 15c fancy 18c PEACHES Steady etandard 8e choice 9Vc extra choice 9 He RAISINS Steady loow Muscatel 8 choice to fancy seeded SHSSHc seedless 45a Steady California fancy Bladt Missions Adriatic Dakota For complete information on the Items listed below turn to the Classified Ad Section now The number sfter each listing directs you to the classification nnder which it can be located The large beauty college in the 1200 block on Fulton Street will exchange a course in beauty culture to any member of the family for plumbing and painting work Thus a father or brother who is a capable workman can procure a complete course of training for his ($2 75 There Is picture of And these with the makes Knut greatest a Titan Sidelights Kid In Frontier Coe Boston: BAY BUTTERrAT BAN PRANCI8CO June 16 First grad butterfat unchanged CHICAGO DAIRY CHICAGO June 16 14485 steady: creamerv specials (93 score) 25Vjc: extras (92) 24'sc: extra tlrsts (90-91) firsts 88-89 2222(4c: seconds (80-871 standards (90 centralized esrlots) 2414c 14015 steady prices unchanged By NOEL THORNTON NEW YORK June The Broadway Theater is dozing in something of a Summer doldrums with few openings scheduled and the hot weather cutting down box office grosses Even such overwhelming hits ns Dadsworth and As Thousands Cheer are playing to a few empty seats Actors however are finding two outlets for their talents In hastily built beer gardens about the city there are springing up a half dozen or more revivals of ancient melodramatic thrillers such as The Drunkard Hawkshaw the Detective and The Black Crook Those who found assignments of playing the hero or villian in these pieces are turning to the scores of Summer stock theaters which are opening on the Atlantic that adventureous bandit of early I seaboard from Maine to Maryland days DECIDUOUS FRUITS daughter or sister without the expenditure of any money (Class penait 22A) Long Overton Ouster Dropped By Senate WASHINGTON June The senate voted to-day to drop ail further inquiry into petitions for ouster of Senators Long and Overton of Louisiana It adopted a resolution submitted by Chairman George Democrat Georgia of the elections committee saying its inquiry into charges by certain Louisiana citizens had shown no evidence to justify continuance of the investigation LONDON BAR GOLD LONDON June Bar (Old advanced pence to 137s 9d (United States equivalent 34 78 on base of sterllnt opening at 505) (Furnished Br California Fruit Exchange) NEW YORK June Crate Rosa crates Climax I40 crate Burbanks 1209190: erstea Eldorado 1185: boxes Formosa 910 135 crate Shlro 1125 crates Tragedy 170 02 APRICOTS Crates Royals 1 7092 05 crate Tiltons 1220 lugs Royals 2 25: lues Tiltons 1255 PEACHES -Boxes Redblrds 1125: boxe Triumphs 75c Boxes Easters 1178: half boxes Wilders 130 half boxes Lawsons II25 boxes Wilders 155 CHICAGO June Crate Rosa 140 crates Formosa 120 Boxes Triumphs 118 Half boxes Comets 110 PHILADELPHIA June PLUME Crates Beauty 9130 crate Climax 1201 crate Tragedy 1170 Half boxes Wilders 1 42'4 BOSTON June PLUMS Crates Formosa 135 crates Tragedy 180 crate Rosa 1130 cratea Climax 1135 crate Beauty 125 Owners of a five-room suburban home north of Fresno will lease it to responsible parties who can furnish satisfactory references They want to leave the house completely furnished just as they have lived in it and are naturally particular in the choice of a tenant The house is on an acre of ground equipped for chickens (Class 58) have on hand several used electric refrigerators that have been taken in trade and are selling them very reasonably Some are as low as $50 and on convenient terms at that Maybe the type you have been wanting is among them (Class 22) 64 44 17 21 6 17 20 133 43 64 52 Parisian Police Are On Alert To Intercept Bombs LONDON BAR SILVER LONDON June BAR Quiet 4d lower et 19 ll-16d The book however Is not all Billv the Kid: only those Incidents of the life In which Coe figured are represented and if for no other reason than that Coe is the only man living who can give us a personal record of those lawless days the book is a valuable addition to the literature of the early West Franklv and accurately he describes the origin of the feud between the McSween and Murphy-Dolan factions the murder of the veung Enelishman Tunstall: the killing of Sheriff Brady the Blazer Mill fight the desperate three-day battle in Lincoln Billy the arrest and dramatic escape and final death at the hands of Pat Garret who had been one of the best friends before he became sheriff It was perhaps be Orange Price Lemons Down Weeks Up Drop in to see our advertiser in the 1700 block on Blackstone if you need hay He has new haled alfalfa hay and can furnish any quantity required and the price is cheap (Class 39) Horance Caldwell of Fowler is listing several interesting ranches In his ad in paper All properties are located in the Fowler or Selma sections near Owen Davis is in Maine writing a straight play that will serve as a vehicle next Fall for the Marx Brothers Groucho Chico and Harpo The Green Pastures will resume its travelings on September 28th at Norfork Va Maude Adams Is rehearsing for her appearance in Twelfth Night at Ogunquit Me on July 16th Rosamond Pinchot will play the Gladys Cooper role In The Shining Hour at Ivoryton Conn James Barton ha taken over the Henry Hull role in Tobacco Road Hull is departing for Hollywood Native Ground Virgil play will be one of the Theater Guild productions for next season Dodsworth will close from June 30th to August 20th so that Walter Huston can go to Hollywood to make a picture Yowland Stebbins is back from London to begin rehearsals for his next production a drama called Tight Britches Hollywood studios paid nearly a million dollars for movie rights to stage productions of the past season Dame Sybil Thorndikp is coming from London to play the leading role in John Van Druten's play The Distaff Side Maxwell Anderson whose Mary Of Scotland is one of the current hits is writing a play based on the life of George Washington LOS ANGELES June 10 (A3) On almost the same volume of cars sold as the previous week Oranges sold at the eastern and middle western auction centers this week gained an average price of 58 cents to $505 There were 435 cars sold at these points this week Lemons dropped 38 cents on the average price per box sold at the auction points to Studebaker Texas Corp Texas Gulf Sulph Timken Roller Bear Transamerica Union Carbide Union Oil Calif United Aircraft United Corp United Oas 8 Cast Iron Pipe 8 Rubber 8 Smelt A Refln 8 Steel aVnadium 8teel Warner rBos Westlnghouae Elec Western Union Woolworth POULTRYMARKETS BAY POULTRY Leghorn 12-1 pound par dozen 14Mc: 19-21 pound per dozen 1415c: 22-24 pounds per dozen I3W14HC Leghorns up to 3 pounds 15c colored 2(4-3 pounds and over 3 pounds HENS Lrgnorns all size colored under 5 pound 6 pounds and over 15 1 6c Colored 3(4-4 pound and over 4 pounds 22ifi24c Leghorns del colored to Young All alzes PIOEONS Per dozen 11 at tlU DOMESTIC Under 6 pound DjQ9c: pounds and over to IOS ANGELES POULTRY Leghorns 2(4 to 3(4 pounds 10c over 3 and up to 4 pounds 10c over 4 pounds 11c colored 3V to 4 pounds 19c: 4 pounds and up 15c Over 1 and up to 1(4 pounds 11c over 1 and up to 2(4 pounds 12c Leghorns over 2(4 and up to 3 pounds 12c Barred Rocks over 2(4 and up to 3(4 pounds 17c colored other thsn Barred Rocks over 2(4 and up to 3(4 pounds 17c Soft bone Barred Rocks over 3(4 pounds 18c soft bone other than Barred Rocks over 3(4 pounds 18c STAGS-10c ROASTERS- 4(4 pounds and up 10c: under 4 '4 pounds 10c old ducks 8c GEESE 12c Young toms 14 pounds and up to 18 pounds lc: over 18 pounds 18e hen turkeys 9 pounds and up 12c: old tom J2c old hens 12c Under 11 pounds per dozen 30e 11 pounds and up per dozen 20c Under 7 pounds 20c 7 pounds and up 23c No 1 white 3 to 4 pounds 9c No 2 white 3 to 4 pound 7c: No 1 mixed colors 3 to 4 poudds 7o old rabbits 8c NEW YORK BAR SILVER NEW YORK June BAR Quiet (a lowar at 44 (4 town and school and can be torscoEto vole bought on easy ternis Three of the Kid and take a chance )n the places have twenty acres in dark vines and another forty Pricesj Coe was the firm friend and are decidedly reasonable (Class 0yal member of his and M) as might be expected he held a Erudfe against Pat Garrett But for the corresponding week of 1033 and 1932 follow: METAL MARKETS NFW YORK June 16 TIN Spot and nearby $5085: futures $5090 other metals nominally unchanged NEW YORK June 15 -COP Firm electrolytic spot and future Blue Eagle $900 Steadier spot and nearby $50: future $5065 IRON Steady unchanged Steady apot New York $4 Eaaft St Louis $385 ZINC Easier East 8t Loui spot and future $420 Spot $700 he tells us that though he did at first after he learned the facts he changed his mind concerning Pat and believes he did the only thing to do under the circumstances One of our advertisers wants to buy a smail home and particular whether it is in the city or country providing he can acquire it by making: payment like rent He lives in the 1300 block on San Pablo or can be reached by phone (luring business hours (Class 65) By ALEXANDER UHL (Associated Pres Foreign Staff) PARIS June Special precautions were taken to-day to guard President Lebrun and Premier Doumergue against the bombs of terrorists who call themselves "The Three Judges of Hell" For the past four days the plotters called madmen by police have scattered infernal machinea by mall in Paris making mail deliveries a thing of fear Coming in the midst of outbreaks in the provinces the campaign of terror has police especially alert to protect the mall and the public Two American companies are among the many which have received bombs from the fanatics Five new bombs were reported yesterday making ten in all Two exploded Injuring four persons Alertness by employes averted disaster In the American plants Sent In Arms Catalog In each case the bomb was delivered through the ordinary mail Inside a rolled arms catalog Only the suspicions of mall clerks prevented further explosions Weird notes accompanying the explosives threatened the president the premier and other high officials of France Police aaid cranks aroused because of the SUviaky scandal were responsible 7010 make an average for the week of $579 There were forty-four fewer cars of lemon sold here than last week when the totaJ was 323 cars Prorates for the state under the Call-fornla-Arizona marketing agreement next week for the oranges are 1500 carii for Southern California Central California cleaned up on shipments last week but still has ten cars to go Grapefruit prorations for the same area are as follows: 200 cars from Southern California: thirty-five from the deert areas and ten from Central California Under the California Fruit Growers Exchange agreement eighty cars of lemons per day are allotted for next week This is thirty cars les per day less than this week Export shipments reported by the exchange are expected to reach 565000 boxes by the end of June the heaviest In four years Almost 150000 boxes of grapefruit double any previous export will be shipped to Europe by the end of the month the exchange reports Day-by-day auction averagea per box were Oranges Lemon This Last This Last Week Week Week Week Monday $5 15 $408 $6 05 $604 Tuesday 496 426 5 84 610 Wednesday 493 478 588 639 Thursday 510 478 566 618 Friday 5 02 496 549 617 Average 5 06 447 6 79 617 Oranges average per box for the week with comparative figure for last week and Oranres ADAMAE VAUGHN WEDS HOLLYWOOD June Adamae Vaughn and Valentine D'Auvray who were married yesterday after being engaged since 1929 were motoring towards Canada on a honeymoon trip to-day Their plans for a quiet unattached wedding miscarried when the sister Alberta Vaughn hid her clothes Slap In Public Results In Suit LOS ANGELES June W)-A suit for $10000 damages was filed to-day by Nita Cavalier actrecs against Mrs Benton Wilson social leader and wife of a wealthy yachtsman charging that Mrs Wil son slapped her face on a down town business corner before a large crowd Miss Cavalier asserted the Happing occurred after an argument in which Mrs Wilson falsely accused her of waiting to meet Wilson former commodore of the California Yacht Clcfe BANK CLEARINGS Fresno debits Los Angeles debits 23887 8 00 Sacramento 509 317 3 Son Francisco moOdlOODO Berkeley 58393 Ob Oakland debits 262900 OO Sen Diego debits 128085805 GUESS mm fet dfagnoffe yoor motor trouble and glvr you the exact motor condi lion with the WEIDFNHOFF MO TOR analyzer Jaynes Son 148 Street Phene 9-9941 A pleasant three-room modern bouse near Cedar Crest at Huntington Lake can be rented for the eason It Is completely furnished and has many desirable conveniences such as bath hot and cold running water lavatory etc The ownef will be at the cottage over the week-end (Class 52) If you have a twenty-acre vine-vard you would like to dispose of get in touch with Morgan in the Mason Building He has $2000 to invest as first payment on twenty acres of rood vine (Class MINING MAN FOUND DEAD DENVER June A bullet wound in his head and a pistol beside his body Louis Spencer Noble 69-year-old mining engineer of international note found deaul In tha Denver Club to-day Mixed citrus: Central California 59 Southern California 839 Florida 7960 1933 Central California 73 OouthernCaU-fornla 948 Florida 1269.