Medford mail tribune., June 18, 1925, Page 6, Image 6

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CHICAGO, June 18. (A. P.)
. George Von Elm, Los Angeles uma
,teur golfer who tt few years ago, as
u resident of Salt Lrfikc City, won
the trans-Mississippi championship.
Is becoming an ambidexterous play
er, according to advices from the
Pacific coast.
Von. Elm plans to enter the na
tional amateur - nt the Onkmont
country club, Pittsburg, in Septem
ber. It is said he can golf almost
us well from the port sido as from
- Mr regular right handed position.
In nddition to this feat, he has been
sinking putts lately for scores well
below the.. seventy mark on various
California linka using a new brass
putter desfKned' nftotr his own ideas
in conformity' with United States
Golf association standards. Whether
or not his putter is responsible for
Jiis proficienscy -.on the green Is a
question not yet cleared up.
Livestock
PORTLAND. Ore., Juno 18. Cattle
steady: receipts Slid.
Hogs 2rft4uc higher: receipts 380.
Heavy weight 2f.u to 35U Mih.) medi
um, good and choice $ t - Si- 3.25;
medium weight ( l'uu to 3'u lbs.)
medium, good and choice $12.50$;
13.25; light weight (ItiO to 200 lbs.)
common. medium, good, choice
$13.25tft H: slaughter pins (ISO lbs.
down) medium good and choice $11 fy)
12.50.
; Sheep, lambs steady, wethers 50c
lower; receipts CI 5. Yearling wethers,
medium to prime $(1.50 fi H ; wethers
(id years old and over) medium to
primo $5 (f li.50; ewes, common to
choice $4 & 5.50.
Hnltcr
PORTLAND. Ore. June IS. nut
ter firm. Print butter cent higher.
Extra cubes, city 44V.e: standards
44e; prime firsts 43c; firsts 41 fec;
undergrades nominal; prints 4 tic; car
tons 47c.
Butterfat Cream bids cent higher.
Best churning cream 44c net ship
pers' track in zone one.
Eggs steady. Current receipts 31 V
f?C2c; pullets 29ff)21)',c; firsts 31Vj
(fi:32c; extras 32V6i(33c delivered
Portland.
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I Poultry steady. Heavy hens 22 "ff
ac; ligni i c; oroiiers -u fy zzc;
young white ducks 20c.
RAY CASEY BEATEN
Potatoes
Old onions nominal. Old potatoes
firm, scarce. No. 2, $2.25 (fi 3.50.
EASTBOURNE, England. Juen 18.
(A. P.) America lost two matches
tq Ihre in the three day international
tennis competition played against
Cireat Bi itnn. The series of six matches
Mas decided today by the final singles
in which J. B. Gilbert of England, de
feated Ray Casey, San -Francisco 9-7,
!9-7, 6-3.
BIG LEAGUE HITTING
Portland Wheat
PORTLAND, Ore.. Juno -IS.
Wheat: Hard white, blueslom, baart,
soft white, western white $1.58; hard
winter ?1 .57; . northern spring $1.59 ;
western red $1.53; BHD hard white
51-00.
Today's car receipts Wheal 9 ;
flour 5; corn 3; oats G; hay 5.
San Francisco Markets
SAN FHANCISCO. June 1 S. But
terfat f. o. b. San Francisco 63c.
Sail Frunelsco Markets
SAN FRANCISCO. June IS. (U. S.
Bureau of Agricultural Economics.)
Leghorn broilers 1 to 1 V-i lbs. 23fft
25c; lit lbs. 242(ic; colored 1$ to
1 lbs. 30r(i'32c. 1
Fryers, leghorns 2 to 2 lbs. 21?i
20c; colored 2 to 2 Ms. 34 (i' 36c.
COXVICTEU OF MANSLAl GHTEIt.
(Continued From Page One)
NEW YORK, June 18. (A. P.)
Mid-June, when major league
;pltchcrs are supposed to be warmed
up to their summer tasks, finds
rocord-breaking scorcfosts , appear
ing daily. On Tuesday American and
National league players bounced out
374 hUs. including ten home runs.
Yesterday they added 148 blows to
the total, eight homers being regis
tered. In the past three days two Ameri
can league teams have scored 13
runs in one inning Philadelphia
against Cleveland, Monday, and De
troit against New York yesterday.
KNUTE ROCKNE CHOOSES
II FOR 0 A. C.
SPOKANE, June 18. Coach Mau
, rice Smith of Oonzaga university
will be Knute Rockne's chief as
sistant when the Notre Dame foot
ball coach conducts hla summer
school course at Oregon Agricult
ural college at Corvallis this summer.
Coach Smith announced horo that
he wil take up his work with Rockne
on June 25 and will be associated
with him all summer, also going
to Notre Dame for a season of threo
weeks. Smith played . on tho first
teams turned out by Rockne at
Notre Dame. Roger Riley, former
team mate of Smith, will be Rockno's
other assistant.
ing which some jurors argued for a
first degree ..murder conviction, tho
defendant fainted. She was led from
the court house sobbing for her moth
er. The jury refused to recommend
mercy.
Sentence will be imposed Morylay.
The maximum penalty for first degreo
manslaughter, of which she was con
victed, is imprisonment from ten to
twenty years. The minimum is within
the jurisdiction of the court.
"A sentence like this mny Rtop wo
men shooting men in the future," said
Judge Mclintyro in praising the jury.
"Too many times have women appear
ed in these courts on murder charges
and appealed to men's natural natures.
In many cases they have escaped pun
ishment." In her testimony the girl denied fir
ing the pistol. She said it was fired
accidentally when she was trying to
take it away from her father, who, she
said, hart threatened to shoot Connors.
She said she loved Templelon, but nd
nittcd intimate relations with Con-
iora.
"She's too glib, she's the smart
. young woman of today " said the
prosecutor, in arguing to the jury.
Tho United States has . more gold
than it had prior to the World war.
. Miss CoIU'U Vims Again.
VERSAILLES. Franco, June 18.
(A. P.) .Miss Olenna .Collett. for
; mer American champion, today de
feated Miss Colgrave of England in
the second round of tho French
women's golf championship, by olx
up and five to play.
Yesterday's Results.
San Francisco, 4: Portland
Sacramento, 7; "Vernon, 6.
Eos Angeles, 3; Seattle 5.
Salt Lake, 8; Oakland, 2.
Vancouver Wins Prize.
PORTLAND, Ore., June 18. (A. P.)
The float entered by Vancouver, B.
C, won first prize this afternoon In
the section of the floral parade repre
senting cities outside of Oregon. The
Newberg Berrians won first prize of
cities in Oregon, second prize going
to the Gresham Community club.
St. Paul Foreclosure Filed.
.CHICAGO, June 18. (A. P.) A
foreclosure suit against the Chicago,
Milwaukee & St. Paul railroad was
filed in United States district court
today by the Guaranty Trust company
of New York.
Notice.
On and after this date, June 18. '25,
I will not be responsible for any debts
Incurred by my wife.
78 H. M. FRIEND.
Sergeant Floyd N. Utley, optomet
rist and optician of Portland and a
member of the service company of the
162nd regiment of the same city, left
Camp Jackson this morning to return
to his business in the state metropolis.
The sergeant was very sorry he could
not stay until the encampment was
over. He was very hish In his praise
fr the citizens of Medford for their
hospitality to the snMlers. mid ho :iid
he hoped the encampment would be
held here again next year.
oMantoMan
EOI-TAM
ci cigar you'll like
Thanks! It wins in a walk
you'll walk a long way and
still not equal it." (Roi-TAN
Pbrfbcto Extra 10c).
ROAD IS CLEARED
TO-WITHIN MILE
OF GOVT. GAMP
The-preparation won at Crater;
National park Is going rapidly for-1
ward for the visit of the big caravan
bearing the Oregon National Ouurd to
the park next Saturday, stated Super
intendent L CJ. Thomson on his re
turn to the city from the park last
night with Iirlgadtei Clcnernl George
A. White and staff who spent yester
day there inspecting sites at which
the guardsmen will bivouac Saturday
night.
, The large gang of workmen clear
ing the road of the deep packed snow
between the Med ford em ranee and j
government camp were last evening
within a mile of government camp.
Although Superintendent Thomson
did not so state it is about a fifty-fifty
proposition that government camp
will bo reached by the snow removing
gang by Saturday forenoon.
I A complete telephone service was
established last night between Mod
ford and the lodge, also with various
phono, stations all along tho route be
tween Prospect and Anna Spring
camp, so that the long soldier auto
caravan will be kept In touch with its
various parts and also the outside
world, during tho trip. Superinten
dent Thomson leaves early this even
ing on a return trip to the park.
It has not yet been definitely an
nounced as to Just where the auto
caravan will camp Saturday night on
the return trip from the lake, but it
will either be at Silver camp or Union
creek.
Tho national guardsmen in addition
to tho novelty of visiting Crater Na
tional park, still in its winter mantle
of snow, and mitrehing probably a
mile or more from government camp
over tho deep khow to the rim of the
lake nt the lodgo. may also enjoy a
spectacle of wild life, as the bears are
already out in the park, more numer
ous and earlier than usual at this
time of year, and numerous deer arc
also seen in the park.
In fact one largo buck on the re
turn trip of the military party from
the lake hist evening nearly ran into
tho n ut ok near Anna Spring camp.
And again
the alibi failed
I ATE again I For the third time
this week she has bad to keeo
dinner hot so long that it isn't it
to eat. And while he really was
working, he has a hopeless feel
ing that the alibi isn't going over.
Even a box of candy won't con
vince her that there is any reason
why he should be the only man
to work overtime.
Some day they are going to wake
rap to the fact that a Corona at
home would enable him to leave
the office on time and finish up his
work after dinner. The newest
Corona has the same keyboard
aa the big machines in his office.
The price of Corona Four is $60
cash. Easy terms arranged if
desired. Call or phone for a
demonstration.
Medford
Book Store
CoronA
Phone S44
23 N. Fir St.
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HATTERS
CLEANSES
PLXATERS
Sill
GREATEST, HIGHEST OF
ALL CANADIAN ROCKIES
is in full view of your car
window on the Canadian,
National Railways' scenic
route East.
Tate this great trip through the
Canadian Rockies to Chicago.
Montreal, New York or Europe.
Write er call farfm Sonic Bnoklj.
Low Summer Fares Bast.
A.B. HOI.TORP, City Pass. Agt.
122 Third St., Portland, Ore,
Phone Broadway 5300
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? iiiHton C. Vuiu'o of Meifiord re
ceived the doctor of dentistry degreo
from tho University of Southern Cali
fornia this afternoon when lOiio grad
uates were given degrees by Dr. It. IJ.
Yon Klein Kinid, president of the uni
versity, ut tho unuual commencement
exercises held in the Los Angeles coliseum.
Columbia plaster wall board Call
for prices. Wallace Woood Lumber
yard.
Jiudweiser 15c bottle at DeVoe's
fire sale. tf
The body of Nellie 1-ueilIe Mahoney.
three year old daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Mahoney of Jluttc Fnlls, whoso
funeral was held at Conger's Funeral
Parlors, was sent last evening to Sno
homish, Washington, for interment.
Fresh salmon eggs for sale. John
son Produce Co. tf
California n a registered at local ho
tels include Mr. and Mrs. Charles J.
Vatts of San Jose, the Misses Madeline
Kicth and Ituth Higby of I.os Gutos.
Mr. and Mrs. M. 11. Crooks, the Misses
Bessie Kirklnnd, Louise Struve. Ger
trude liuchin, W. Xoulnn.. M. Farrel,
Mr. and Mrs. Mux livrz and Mr. and
Mrs. K. 11. Jewston of Sun Francisco.
Mrs. C. F. McLoughlin, Dr. and Mrs.
D. H. Mora and son, Mr, and Mrs K.
M. Wlntla and family of Los Angeles,
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Simmons of Sacra
mento, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Williams,
Mr. and lrs. J. C. Karley and daugh
ter. Miss Gwendolyn Machreo of Pasa
dena, Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Duney of Tu
lare, Mr. and Mrs. K. II. Wafton and
children of Onkville.
Try that his milk shako at DeVoe's.
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Mr. and Mrs. H. Chandler Egnn nre
motoring to Tacoma. where Mr. Kgan
will represent the Medford Golf club
in the Northwest Tournament which
opens Friday.
Fresh salmon eggs for sale. John-
srin Produce Co. tf
Malcolm Parker and Missfay Park
er of San Diego, who have been vis
iting in Ashland with tho Aaron An
drews family of Fa I rv lew street, left
Tuesday morning for Medford , where
they will spend several days with whi
tives und friends. Ashland Tidings."
For Mind, gravel, sediment, cleaning
or lawn work, phono 912-J, Samuel
Pateinnn. tf
Ninety:on cars stopped nt Merrick's Hugh 11. liankln. supervisor of tho
Motor Inn yesteiy evening to spend 'Crater Jake National forest, left this
jth night, with lioston, Mass., being morning for tho Diamond lako region
the .most distant city represented. ;whoriCho will Inspect road malhten-
I niniunnnl. Jl.i..n Cinra illlU'l) WOl'k t 11010. Ho Will lift UntlO
for business at 1 1 1 W. Main. Opposite about two days, during which time ho
Kialto theater. Successor to Root Mj .wlll-ulao go to Kirkluhd and the Peli
slc Co. 'Tf ly region on ofiolal butilnestt.,,"
I Special summer prices on dry fac- ' Fancy creamery butler 43c per lb.
tnry mill blocks. Vnlloy Ful ,i. tf .lr.hn-on Prodnco 1o.
Big"0penAir"Dance
onisrht
X
AT
FAIRGROUNDS
Special Favors for the Ladies!
Admission 10c
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Want
THE MASON MOTOR CO., announces their removal in a few days to their new
home, corner of 6th and Bartlett, We have decided, therefore, to sell all the used
cars in our present location. The prices listed are but a fraction of their real value, as
a demonstration will prove to you. '
Our terms will be very satisfactory, we are sure, and if you are in any way interested
in a used car, we will more than meet you half way. Come over and let us talk things
over.
REMOVAL
SALE
Coupes
Tourings
Sedans
Ford Delivery, in good riumiiiK Hudson Touring; ci very good
order.. Yours 00 looking ear and A-l CT-n
for . running order -
Deliveries
MASON MOTOR CO.
Visit
Crater" , .
Lake
Go
Fishing
Take
Your "
Family
Out These
Warm
Evenings
Get
the
Real
Thrill
of
the
Outdoors
Drive
Your
Own
Car
Get
Your '
Car
Now
From
Us
and
Save
Money
Trucks
Traileri $
MASON MOTOR CO.
Buick Touring Car; good running
order; a good buy ' ' . $350
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MASON MOTOR CO.
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A good Ford Touring car, in
good condition,; ' $25
Maxwell Touring car; good run
ning order. Yours. $250
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MASON MOTOR CO.
OldHmobilc Touring; a good looking
and running $300
MASON MOTOR CO.
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6 '
Star Coupe; almost new. A
snap for someone, , $ 7 5
Chevrolet Touring car; a give
way. for, .;. J295
somebody
See
These . .'
Cars
and ,.
Many
More
Not '
Listed
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For v ' ,
Your
Convenience,
We Are
Open
Until ',:
Nine
b'Clock
Every
Evening
MASON MOTOR CO.
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Overland Sedan, in exceptionally good
condition;, good looking and 4(0
priced only for
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MASON MOTOR CO.
MASON MOTOR CO.
Cleveland Touring in A-l condi
tion; good fc1 7K
rubber P 10
Nash Touring car; new, paint;
good rubber, A-l con- $4.0
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