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PRODUCT OF GENERAL MOTORS
IjMAKjES BLOW PROGRESS
VANCoLvK'll, Wash., July 2K
yrliii trial (if l-nllier, Hill anil Ti'd.
',-HnlciT for I ho alleged murdor of
Only nine' wtl nensi'8' liml' been -ex-'
' ainiiiecl ,when court. reeoHsed laat
. night. Tin state 'has -12 wllnenseH
.tuuJ tlie defense1 119. ' '
The most Imporlnnt wltnestK no
faV' wuk Irwin . flowery.' wh'on'e a'r-
jle'HlJwhilo baulmira fond of llrjuor'
led 10 me rum on ran natter mui
jdiirlDR which Sheriff Wood was
! tiliot ' to death, '
! Irwin testified that Kills linker
Uiaually carried a 25-35 rlfju on trips
lo mid 'froni 'the Htfll-and' that 'ho
1ial Mloelarod' 4hat ho .was. haudy
with It If any 'one came fooling
around the' still'. Other witnesses
also .testified, that the Bakers own-
STANDINGS
OF LEAGUES
Pacific Cuast
W. L. - Pet.
Oakland . 1 r.7i 51 .85
Seattle ............67 63 ,B5S
San FraneiHi-o ' ti7 55. .54U
.Sairainenlo '.... Ii.1 ': til .CU3
I'orllanil i.,.5T . 03 ' .475
Hollywood , ,..li7 , 67 .400
Miselon f,6 tin .451
Los AllBeles ,..00 ; 71 .413
National . ,
, " . V. . I,. Pet.
I'lttsburtill ..j i.66 3D ,.009
t'hlcana ......,....,..55 37 '.DM,
St. Louis U 53 411 .570
Npw York : 51 ' 4ti '.520
CiDclnnatl 42 53 .442
llrooklyil '. , 41 52 .441
Philadelphia 37 : 52 .410
lioston 35 53 .308
American ' i ,.
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New York ......:....'.......;.70 20 .720
WnshhlKtoi 55 31) .585
Detroit ,'.61 41 .554
Philadelphia 50 ' 45 .520
Chktiigo ; 4!lv4il .500
Olevelnnii . 40 55 .521
St. Louis : 3'8 55 .40!)
IIOHton ... ...25 US .20!)
SUNDAY; JULY 31
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Plan your party now make it n real picnic at beautiful,
OdelltLnkc -boatipg, fishing, hiking, no finer spot for. a
delightful day in the great outdoors,.
SPECIAL TRAIN
will be Vun for this popular trip roomy, comfortable
conches, and diner. Following is schedule:-
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LvT dftkade Summit 5:30 P. M. '
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Southern Pacific
J. E. CLARK, Agent.
LEADING PLAYERS
OF BIG LEAGUES
(lly the AHsociated Press)
Including games of July 27.
i . National
. Halting P. Wanur, Pirates, .387.
'ltnni,-llonml)y, (limits, 82; L.
Waner, : Pirates, 82-, , ; ,
Hits-!'.; Waner,; Pirates,; 148.
l)ouliles-rJP. Wanor, Pirn ton, 2!).
' jTilplei P.' Waner, Pirntes, 15.
' Homers--Williams, Phlllles,: 20.
Stclen - hasoa- Piisch, Cai-dlnala,
'12- , '.'' ., ( ,
Pitching 1IIII, Pirates, won 15;
lost 4.
American ', . ! '
Hatting Simmons, : Athletics,
:31)3. , - ........ ,,.
Runs Itulll, Yanltcs, 101.
lilts (iehrlg, , Y'anlreos, 147. -Doutiles
Iliirhs,! Indians,' 41.'
'Triples Maimsh,' Tigers, 14.
Homers It u t II, and ' Gehrig.
Yankees,' 33. ' - "'' ' .
Stolon liases Klslcr, . Urowns,
211. " '
I'ltchliiii' i-i-'ltuether, Yankees,
won 11 ; lost 2. ' . .
COAST LEAGUE
RESULTS
A farmer pitching mainstay lot
the' Seal Hiati; JolinnyCoucli, came
back yesleiday to ilel'eat Ilia old
team mates in a lieeilc hurling
duel, llehlnd his uffeellvu work on
the mound, Portland, aided mater
ially by llio savage siUKglug of
Clssell, tli'uhbeil the Seals , in .the
second numn of (lie. series, 4-2. Bat
teries: Cuueh uiut Yellu; Aiay and
llego. i- , , . ...
i la a ganiij that went scoreless
until tlie last of the eighth, ., Oak
land nosed nut the Missions, 2-0.
llallorles: Welnert and , Whitney;
tlouid and .llool. '
Seattle kept pace with the Oaks
by hammering out an easy 71 win
over the Angels. Halleries: I0d
wutds and Schmidt; ..McUlollaud
ami Samlherg.
Their pilchorH allowing but one'
run In two games, the Hollywood
Stars took a double fall out ot
Sacramento, 8-0 and 4-1. Halleries.
Alct'abe mid Murphy; Kuefe and
Severeld. Second game: Jacobs,
Mulcahey and Aguow: Vinci, Kal
llo, K. Sueii and Koelilcr. , . .
MAJOR LEAGUE
RESULTS
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(lly The Associated Press.)
Tliu advanco ot the Cincinnati
llcds from the Nallonal leagHle cel
lar found the team in fll'ih place
today. Hendricks' team was stop
ped by the lioston ilraves yester
day after liavluK Won six lu a row,
but the llcds came back lo take
the wlndup ot the double header,
5-2. Kent Greenfield, traded lu
Muslim by John iMetiraw, gut a 7-2
decision in the first game.
The Giants marched Into Chlcn
KO anil set the Cubs back 6-1. Tills
was sufficient to topple the Ale
t in thy Hi tllns from l heir first
plarn tie, as Pittsburgh was beat
ing Dazzy Vance, and the'lliooklyn
Ilolilns 2-1.
Tlie Pirates now lead the Cubs
by one lull game.
The Si. .l.ouls Cardinals opeii'vl
a home stand against Philadelphia
and had lo work 11 innings to win
M. . ,. . .
The New York Y'anltecs' score
against tlie SI. l.ouls Drowns did
not run lulo .Iwo flgurcx. but the
llugiuen collected their uuulu of
liomers, nevertheless, ami won I
lo 1. . ..
The While Sox inllieil In the.
tenth Inning lo dereat WaHliiiiglon
7-1.
Karl Wlilteliall hud the bolter
of Sammy Gray and .llelioit ile
lealed Philadelphia 31. Cleve
land anil the Huston lied Snx
"ere rained out.
"David
impressed me?
Walter J. Leather is telling Joyce Todd
as they start for an all'day motor V
jaunt through the lierkshires.
Belasco's advice
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' You too, will find that Lucky
Strikes are mild and mellow the
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finest cigarettes you ever smoked,
made of the finest Turkish and
domestic tobaccos, properly aged
ahd blended with great skill, and
there is an extra process "It's
toasted"- no harshness, . not a bit
of bite.
David Belasco. dean
of the American Theatrq
writes:
The voice is to theactorwhat thcchisel i
is to the sculptor. He must beivare of
dulling its qualities. Naturally I am .
vitally concerned about the voices of my "
players, so I always advise the one
cigarette that I discovered many yam ,. ;
ago that does not impair tontrol of th?.
subtlest vocal shadings or cattse huakU, ,
ness or harshness. I mean the 'Lzu !:
Strike' It is the player's bust fricvMw',-.-
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No Throat Irritation -No Cough
ted
7 WEEKS' SEARCH
FOR LOST FRENCH
FLIERS IS ENDED
Star Sedan, 1924 model $150
Star Tourint;, 1923 model 73
Ford Coupe, 1923 model 150
Ford Touring, 1924 model 125
Ford Ton Truck, good order .i... 95
Thce prices are for quick tale. Easy terms
' can be arranged.
.HANSEN CHEVROLET CO.
GASOLINE NOW 11c
"A vH-iin itniinmu-tMiU'iit Is Ilioj
im-i . miiu liasnnuc nniy now rosl
inlv llr. It in fHlimtiti'd that
If'illH llilM would vttvvt .HUVillH lit
inllltnns of (lollarH for tin Amcrl
I'lin motoitfttf. This iimttzfnK re
ilmiiou in hroiiKht nboM hv a
mysiorlous HtM device that 1
justly liiialliMl on any mr In n
few minutes thno. K. OMvor, HM1
W. WfntichtiKn St.. Mthvankoo.
Wise, is nmu of this inven
tion Hint for h limited Unit' he in
nlTcrhiK the iteviro free lo auto
owners who will help inlroiluep it.
He mIko tU'eiln men everywherH ami
olferf prof Its of Viii lo jlfiO n week
lo men who will hainllf locul hnsl
oens. ' Write him at uiu-p fop his
free ttiuniily otfer ami money luak
ug pioposltluu. Adv.
(Answrlati'J l'rt'ia I .on nil Wire)
NMW VOKK.July 2S A . seven
weelt'8 iVtiitlesa airphint hchitIi
for the missing French fliorrt. Cap
tains Charlefl Nmipesm'r ami Fran
cols (Aili, eiuk'd n l Port Wa.shinK
ton, I.oiiR iHlanil, tfist night when
Major K.. Klilney ('niton ami his
companion '(v" (aldwoll 1 himtpd
on their ivturu from Newfound
land. Hoth men who flow hack 'and
forth nerosn the -Newfoundland
wlldoniesfl mild they were con
vinced that Nungoaser and Oolt
had never nrrtvod lu that couttlry.
"liifteatl of having heen heard
hy one or two scattered persons,
they would have hevn heard by
hllndrelH., Caldwell Baid.
The search,' Mnaneed hy Daniel
(iUKRouhetin, cove fed itpproxiinare
ly lf, ono miles.
IN THE REALM OF , i
iBsjPpsril'i
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And Stilt Hittlno 'Em -
Ty Cobh haimed out his IOtHHh
hit In a recent game.
j They Liked Dempsey
Many a Hollywood movie star
'can chant an "l-told-you-so" dii'Ko
jteca4is Dfimpsey knocked out
rmu Key.
play regularly in the majors and
with Baltimore, this season, is now
pitching in the Southern league.
LUMBER COMPANY FINED ., escape from the logRlng yards.. Tluj
a ' 'p - ; Jcuse was heard befdre Judge Krow-
A fine of $25 was imposed yes-s0I1 ; i
terday in the justice court at Drain : '
upon the Coen Lumber company ! , ,
or Arihnr. The lml)er concern j pn'-
was chnigert with allowing fire to!t'em.
Laugh This One Off I
Milwaukee funn claim that Al '
.Simmons' real name la Alo.vslusi
Szymanstti. .'
May Clean House
JikIko KiiiIis Ih Haiti to bit ready
to clean hoiiHe for the Untves as
anon an he can find suitable material.
YOUTH KILLED IN
FALL FROM TOWER
( AtUtitl Tress Wiri'1!
I'OltTLANn. Ore.. July A
forty foot fall from a wire lower at
Colton Station, on Ihe (iroidiatn
line, ln.it -night resulled in the
death of Knrl Herrick. 1. Vounn
lleirlck woj said to have climbed
the tower und ntter touching n live
wire dropped to the utouud. lie
died JuMt before reaching a hospital
Fan Like Red Sox
DeKplte the fact that the fled
Sox nie Ui the cellar, the lioston
fans- like 'em because the team Is
hustling always.
Close Race Here
Less than 15o points separated
the leader and the eellarites in
the race for the T'aclfic Coast
; league flag late in July,
I Shifting Infield About
i Stuffy Meinnls has been shift
'(nc his tnfielders nbotp; in an of
'fort to fin I a right combination
"for the Phillies.
THIEVES ARE
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CORNER OAK AND MAIN
MAHONEY' FUNERAL AT
OAKLAND YESTERDAY i
From Med ford -
. M. Clemenson, manager of
the Terminal Hotel at Mdrorri,
was In this city yesterdny isitins
trftntli. '
Pltcheri Get Going
Dan Howlev Is greatly pleased
over the manner in which his
; pitchers have been going the lull
route lately.
Rube In PersWent
Kuhe Maniuard, alter failing to
The funeral of Douglas M. Ma
honey who lost his life in an auto
accident, was held nt Oakland yes
terday, at the Community church,
Rev. George Trftes officiating.
As Mr. Mahoncy had lived 'In
Oakland for many years, h was '
well-known and people from the 1
entire, northern section of the
county were in attendance. The
stores of Oakland closed for the
funeral. Members of I'mpqtia
Post, American Legion, of which
deceased was a member, wero
present ami the many fUmer at
tested the esteem In which th
young man was held. Funeral ar
rangements were In charce of If. ,
V. Stearns of the Douglas Funeral '
Home. i
Children's Ready-to-Wear
For a few days we are offering special prices on these
dainty little garments for children.
Dresses, .$1.09, $1.69, $1.98
Voile Stamped Dresses 49c and 98c
Rompers, 69c up to $1.25
Boys' Suits, $1.98
Package Goods, half price
Baby Peggy and Jackie Coogan
Sweaters $2.95
THE ART AND BABY SHOP
127 North Jackson Street. '
Caiup at Idlfji'J 1'aik.
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Our Name Points the Way
to Better Food Values '
Fresh stock prompt service. You
can always find It at
ECONOMY GROCERY
"The Store That Serves You Best"
344 N. Jackson St. Phone 63
O. L. Johnson
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