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YANKEES REFUSE
TO TAKE CHANCES
CHICAGO, May 16. (By the As
sociated Tress) The New York
Yankees start today on the last half
of their western Invasion. On to St.
Louis they go today having taken
three of four from Detroit and two.
all they played, from Cleveland. They
battered Detroit for the third time
yesterday 9 to 6 In all uphill game in
which Plmer Smith starred as a pinch
hitter.
Cleveland made It three straight
from Washington, 10 to 9, in a slam
bang contest and. kept within ear
shot of the Yanks and a respectful
distanco above Philadelphia, whose
mettle they measure today. Both tho
Boston-St Louis and Philadelphia-
Chicago games (were, prevented' by
bad weather.
John McCJraw utilized a day by
casting .off two pitchers, on one of
whom, George Walberg, the lumber-
Jack southpaw, he saved JIG, 000
McGraw had until yesterday to pay
(19.000 or return the pitcher to the
Portland club of the Pacific Coast
league. The other hurler, Fred John
son, was sent back to the San Anto
nio club of the Texas league from
which he came.
The re-instatement of "Rosey"
Bill Ryan made the loss of one of
the recruits an ,easy one and left the
Giant manager with only one player
above the limit.
In the only game not called off In
the National because of inclement
weather yesterday, St. Louis beat
Boston, 10 to 5, gaining half a step
on the Giants.
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Yesterday's Results.
National.
St. Louis 10; BoBton 6.
Others postponed, rain.
American.
New York 9; Detroit 6.
Cleveland 10; Washington 9.
Others postponed, wet grounds.
Coast.
San Francisco 1; Salt Lake 6.
Seattle 6; Los Angeles 6.
Portland 1; Oakland 2.
Vernon 11; Sacramento 4.
ColU'RO , Base-ball.
At Walla Walla: Whitman 4: Gon-
raga 6. " i
At Moscow: Idaho 6-8: Montana
2-6.
At Eugene; . Oregon 4; Washing
ton State 10.
New Washington ShoU.
BRATTLE. May 16. A new shell.
the most ambitious effort of George
Pocock'a life, will carry tho Univer
sity or Washington crew when it
races with the oarsmen of the east in
tho national intercolleglato regatta at
Foughkeopslc, June 88. The shell.
Tyeo, in which two Husky crows have
won every race except that at Pough-
keepsle last year, will fall to the;
freshmen for tho Poughkecpsle con
test. - '
The new shell has foot rests made
of four-ply, Philippine .mahogany, de
signed to prevent tho rower's foot
from slipping and to resist breaking.
The outriggers will be conDcr coat
ed ror effect on the eye. Pocock.
working In a loft over the university
boat house, laid the keel of the
shell Maroh 19 and expects to have
It In the -water May 24. .
Mr Bout In Chicago,
CHICAGO, May 16 Mickey Walk
er, world's welterweight champion
will meet Cowboy , Padgeett of Do
lores, Colo., In a ten-round boxing
bout here tonight and In the same
ring Gene Tunney, the American
ltght'-heavywelght champion, will face
Jimmy j)elpey.' protego of Gibbons,
tho St. Paul 'phantom, who Is a
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Anne Roselle, Prima Donna
The career of Anne Roselle, tho
young Hungarian prima donna who
will appear here with the Minneapolis
Symphony orchestra Monday, May 21,
matinee and evening, has been ' a
series of startling successes and tri
umphs . both abroad and in America.
At the age of fourteen while singing
at a Music Festival In Budapest, she
attracted the attention of Franz Lehar
the composer. He personally brought
her to the notice of Mme. Sidy Ra
flosy, director of the Rakosy Academy
of Art, and it was in this famous acad
emy that Anne Roselle began her
studies. After three years she was
elected to sing all the big parts in
operetta at the Royal theatre in Buda
pest, beginning there her operatic
career.
Anne Roselle appeared in the Merry
Widow. Her brilliant success in this
popular opera brought the young girl
prima donna into world-wide promi
nence. This was followed by a series
of sensational successes and triumphs
including "The Bat" She later took
up grand opera and has been a won
derful success.
Miss Roselle is an artiste with a
creative force underlying a perfect
voice and operatic schooling. It is
this unusual gift that makes her grand
opera performances unique, infusing
into roles old with tradition the pulse
ot a new life. It is tills that makes
her audiences thrill with strange emo
tions and sweeps them off their feet.
Banner Musical Comedy '
What promises to be the banner
musical comedy of the season Is the
coming engagement of Mclntyre and
Heath nt the Pago theatre Tuesday
night. May 22, in their new musical
play called "Red Pepper." It might
be of interest to know that "Red Pep
per" Is a race horse, in which the
two fun makers are interested. You
will be surprised to learn Just how
much trouble a race norse can make
for a couple of humorous Negroes who
have traveled to Havana in search of
a fortune. Naturally the "trouble" fur
nishes plenty of fun for the audience,
but at the same time there is quite an
exciting thrill when two thoroughbred
horses race across the stage in full
view of the stage, with "Red Pepper"
winning by the tip of his tongue.
The race track scene is ucrliaps the.
most elaborate reproduction of the
famous race course at Havana ' 'ever
constructed. '. '. '
Wes Barry at Page
Wesley Barry, the thirteen-year-old
boy actor, in "Hags to Riches," opens
at the Page theatre today for a run of
four days.
Wesley Is the same '.freckled, fun.
loving, mischievous lad who dolighted
thousands In "School Days"; the same
youngster who runs the gauntlet of
glorious ncraps and shuffles out of
them with a coolness which has been
the envy of every youngster and
grown-up seeing him on the silver
screen.
.The taking of certain parts ot'Rags
to Riches" is said to have been at
tended by great danger to both Wesley
Harry, the producer, director and cam
eraman. In one Instance Wesley, hold
ing fast to the side of a trestle while
a train roared past, found his strength
give way, and dropped fifty feet into
the whirlpool below.
Famous Screen Horse, Rlalto
One of the most unusual attractions
Is at the Rlalto theatre this week,
where "Just Tony" is opening today.
Jt Is based upon Max Brand's novol,
"AlcatrBt," is the story of a horse
a horse that is a leader of his desert
band of mustangs. He Is finally cap
tured by man and placed In an Inclo
sure. Tho man beats and punishes
him and the animal In his hatred kills
the man and escapes back to the
plnins and heroines, the leader of a
band of wild horses. He hates all
mankind and from thenceforth does
everything In his power to Injure man
kind. He lets loose their horses, and
they In turn offer a reward for him
dead or alive, and then comes the real
man into tho life of Tony. The acting
of Tony, who is Tom Mix's famous
horse, is almost human.
On the same offering Is a supercom
edy feature called "Dandy Dan."
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Greatest :Resources
- of Jackson .County
In the upper Rogue River Valley, hnlf way between Jletlford and the
Crater Inke, from the foot of Mt. McLaughlin to the summit of tho Umpqua
water shed, are located Oregon's greatest resources. They are timber, water
power and play grounds.
, The California Oregon Power Company, managed by Paul Bunyan McKee
of Medford, is harnessing this great liquid hydro electric power as it tumbles
from the summit of the Cascades to the sea. He tames this great giant and
brings it as a servant to our homes.
. This power is necessary for the development of the lumbering industry.
. The Brownlee Olds Lumber Company is the pioneer developer of the timber.
It is now actively engaged in the manufacture of lumber. With forty-five
miles of railroad, reaching from it's mill at Medford to the foot of Mt Mc
Laughlin, it taps this virgin forest, consisting of five billion feet of merchant
able timber.
i Through the. development of ejectric power and railroads there are now
several tracts of timber available for immediate or future operation.
Supply and demand determine the rapidity of the development of .these, re
sources. Various industries will develop here as market conditions warrant.
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- This Is to certify tht Olm Chung ol
Hertford, Ore., has cured me of rupture
f four years' standing. F. O. Isham
til 8 St., Grants Pass, Ore.
Medford. Oregon. Jan. It, 1IT.
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fljrned. had very severe stomach trouble
and had been bothered for several Tears
and last August was not expected to
uve, ana Bearing or uim inung twnoea
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Medford), I decided to get herbs for my
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