Medford mail tribune., June 20, 1925, Page 6, Image 6

WITH SCHOOL BO.
t o
The school
board convened in-
FOR GUARDSMEN
NIGHT
He
Two days next wi-ek (he guarilH-
LEADING LEAGUE
IT
CHICAGO, June 20. (A. P.) Ty
formally anil hurriedly for a moment men will ttpend in field maneuvers
or two lant evenlnK to meet 10. U. awiiy. from tamp, Tut inlay tind Wcd
edrick, the new superintendent of neday. Offklnls In chare hnve
nvhoola, on learning that the latter j dCHlKnnted their willinKnetiH for a
WM: Xemporarily in the city, and ' camp fire entortnlnrnent Tuesday
uuicklv arrano(l to hold a regular ! nliht m th i.inr r iK'otmr In thu
meeting next Tuesday night to swear field. This will be on the Itoguel
Into office Krnil ,Moohr, the recently Homewhere near Uybee brldKe. A
elected new member, nnd organize
accordingly, when they were surprised
to learn that Mr. Mohr had lftnored
a precedent of many yearn, had been
sworn In before I'orter J. Neff, uetlng
afl ja notary public, and had presented
his credentials us a board member to
the school board clerk the day before.
. The law provides for the swearing
In .of a new board member within 10
days from the time that member Is
elected, and it has been the custom
for many years past for school boards
and city councils to swear In their
newly elected or appointed members.
Huperlntendent iledrlck with his
Wife and baby arrived at Cent ml
J'olnt the other day from Ileppner,
fW.,.n for n visit with Mrs.
Iledriqk's parents, My. and Mrs, u. uhhvu uriiiimu ... Tno figurea jncuile games of Wednea
asked to contribute to the variety of Cobb' 1,arry "" and Red Win
stunts nnd amuaeim-nm for thut oc- he Three Musketeers of the league
ension. today are crowding to the top of the
The following organizations ore American leaRUe in hatting, forcing
hereby notified to be prepared for at Sammy Hale of the Athletics and Uur
lenst one number on that program: , . . . .
The American l.eglon, the Craters. r" Rlce ot St' Lul' ' travo1 ter
the Kiwanis, the Young 1-eople's rlflc clP to retain-their leading po
Kocletles, the fircnter .Medford lub, sitlons. '
the Itotarlnns, the Worm, the Ilusi-; Hale is going faster than his com
lless and JTofessional Women, the pe,i,0,.B nn(1 setting the puce with .432,
CopcoH, the Klks, the IX O. K. K. . . ' . , . ,
. , ... i . . ... , a gain of f ve points over last week,
the He Mo ay, the Chamber of Com- continues
me.ee and any and all other ns runner up with ,420. Hlce dropped
genuine good stunt for the program.
place with .414. Cobb is next with
Norcross and while there he spent a
few days In getting Into further touch
With publia school affairs here.
He and his family will leavo next
'Wednesday for JOugeno where the
superintendent will take n special
course a.1 the University of Oregon
summer school until August 1st..
when( .they will come to .Medford to
make' their home, anil he will at once
assume his duties as superintendent
of the public schools.
MILITARY BALL
tu It tee.
S. P. STARTS ON
The program will begin about 8:00 ,, Bnd Hti,nmann fl(th wUh .395,
(i rjui-K. ui tier uiinuuiicemums win fp)J0
be made Monday. The above or- nv
Banizarlons and others will report Kon Williams of the Tlrowns Is Iv
their parts by Monday to W. W. jn(f iIob Meurnjl a race for the home
Walker of the Entertainment com- run honors, bagplng fifteen as com
pared to sixteen for the Yankee star.
Ruth finally broke Into the home run
class, but It takes considerable hunt
lne; to find his name, He has connect
ed with three.
Holers Hornsby of the Cardinals,
champion batter of the National league
for the last five years is out after his
sixth championship. In his last six
games Hornshy added nine hits to bin
collection for a gain of eleven point
over his mark of a week ago, and to-
he list with .416.
the Card manager lead-
pinch hitters and oth
ers, hut he Is leading the major league
I home run hitters with 17.
Karl Adams of the Cubs failed to In
l a. crease his stolen base record, but
OF
R NF TKT'5--
l. LHlL LMUl lne the batters,
I HA.V FRANCISCO, June 20
P.) The Southern Pacific company continues to lend with 15.
has forwarded to the Inter stat
' ' , ,, ra in "as forwarded to the Inter state com
,The following Medford women wl lfm) comII)llwl,)n nn ,.
ct as patronesses the military hall )(!hnt o( tn0 Centrnl ltnllw,lv
SPORT BRIEFS
TULHA. Wayne ' Munn, heavy-
Monday evening: Mrs Jap Andrews, n propHetnry company, for
Mrs.O.O.Wlenderfer, Mrs. Olen Arn- uhorly to 1 conalrucl '; l
-plgor, Mrs. J. J. Iluchter, Mrs. M. U. 1ne of rairona rrom a polnt ( con.
Cole. Mrs A. II. Cunningham, Mrs. nectl wlh h eXHtlnK lne at
K B. Humphry, Mrs. K. II. Hammonil, K.,n,,h , ;,, ,
t rM l..v. M.. 1I,.,IU IJ..I. " .t ............. ..,,,. iuWl tinyiie muni
JIIIR. EIIUI Hllllll. lim l.uil.lllul. . u. In n an t nn u. nMl .. l!..n. Un..nU .1 w - i.n........l
T'JX Mrs R , S pT MOrrl" 0nd nM,r Ma"n' rC" ('r- Wdt "' l'"tht
Sleeter, Mrs. R. W Bteur is, Mis K h. ell. Cnl.. It was annoupneed late yes-1
TouVelle, Mrs. Hrlc Wold Mrs II. W. ,,. ,,y Wnlam .,, N,w OTtIjKANS. Mal.t, llrke
nuis'llirlcn Mrs'Hal'nh CowgHI " ' 1,18 'S"Uth"'n V"U,e- 'heavyweight pugilist, got the ..eels-
f ?nll m if i' Smiiin. i r "Thl" """h'r step in the South- Ion over Homer Smith of Michigan In
"j"'. ."'""".' ' ern I'aciric compnny's deve Onment fifteen rounds, enntimilnir ti fliht f.
C M. Tliomns.'
ANOTHER CONVICT
AT PEN KILLED
tween tho northwest and tho Inter
inntlntain regln, nnd ttlso between
. j southern Oregon nnd the east, with
, !. ' such branches and feeders as may be
SAN QUENT1N. Cnl., Juno 20. (A. necessary to give service to the puh-
P.) George llent Ford, a negro, who He"
vna '.'serving a term from Monterey Rights of way for about twenty
county for burglary, was stabbed to miles of the proposed route, nlready
deatli In the stato prison here today acquired in the name of tho Modoc
while the convicts were fllliiK out of Northern Railway company,, hnve been
the tihjlni! hall to their work. It) a transferred to the Central Pacific, It
dying Hatoment he accused William was stated.
Keating, also a negro, a convict front
Sacramento, o' the stubbing
Keating was punished recently for
removing a brick from the wall of his
cell, supposedly In uu attempt to es
cape. The two men, who were cell
mutes, 'quarreled lust night and re
sumed (he quarrel again today.
Keating Is serving a term tor assaull
IwltU a deadly weapon.
program." Mr. Kproule said, "which tcr he broke his hand In the second
was stopped by law suits Involving the round.
Central Pacific, compelling tho com-..
pnny to hold In abeyance Its plans I NHW YOItK. Ilabo Herman posted
which. are. the construction of a stand- a $2500 forfeit with the Slate Athletic
ard gauge railroad connection between commission in challenging 1'Kld" Kap
Ihe Klamath Falls region and tho Con- lan to a bout for the featherweight
tral Pacific main line ncross Novnila boxing championship.
so ns to provide a direct rail route bO'
Yesterday's Itemilts.
- At Kan Francisco (i; Portland 11.
At Los Angeles 8: Seattle 7.
At Salt Lajtc 6; Oakland 10.
At Sacramento 4; Vernon 3.
STOPS IN MEDFORD
T
OVER SUCCESSOR
TO LA FOLLETTE
KASKHAIX IIRIKFS
(lly the Associated Press)
The Cardinals collected only four
hits off a pair or Boston twlrlers,
but with the aid of a half dozen
bases on balls and some timely saorh
fices, whitewashed the Hraves arid
registered their seventh consecutive
victory. , ,
Little Mike Cvengros pitched great
ball against the Yankees for eleven
innings yesterday, but was, "' hosed
out of a victory when the White
Sox lost. Mike did all he could to
chalk up a winner, making three of
the ten hits his club collected off
Herb Pen nock. One of the blow
I was a iloublo. A two-bagger by
Karl Combs with a man on base cost
tho Chicago southpaw the game1.
MADISON, Wis., June SO. Dls-I Max Ilinhop, star second baseman
sensinn between the administration of the Athletics, was carried off the
forces and the nntt-Blaine progros- field v;lth an Injured ankle when
sives broke out yesterday In the ho slid into the home plate during
capltol over the selection of tandl- the Athletics' seventh Inning rally,
dates for the unexpired term of Ho will bo out of the game for
Senator I-aFollette. isome time. Jimmy Dykes probably
Assemblyman William Olson, of will hold down the keystone sack
Oreen codnty, circulated n petition for the league leaders.
among the progressive members of '
the legislature requesting Mrs. Iji-I "Mandy' Itrooks had another great
Kollette to become u Candida to and day at bat and in the field agulnst
a number nf progressive members the Phillies, He' smashed, out u
declined to sign It, It was suld. double and n homer, scored two rune
Those who refused, It was said, and made a great running catch of
are supporters of (lovernor Itlnlne n long drive lndcep center near tho
nnd look upon the movement as the fence,
first Htijp in n movement to oppose ' -
Ulaine for the senate. Johnny Mokan was very much
Hubert m, i.nKollelte, Jr., nnd Phil the whole works In giving tho Phll-
l,ul''otlette, district attorney of Dane lies their second straight win over
county, . sons of Senator LaFollctte, Chicago- Mokan had a perfect day
were also mentioned as , candidates t bat with four hits in four times
for the unexpired term. However, 'Up. He collected one home run
the United States constitution pro- and threo singles nnd was responsl-
vldes that members of the senntO ble for practically all the runs. He
must be thirty years old and Dis drove in four and when Adams
trlct Attorney LuKolletle has not yet fielded his bust hit the little Cub
KKCpRI) Till I" TO CH.VlKK I.AHi:. reached that age. However, Hobert second bnseman threw wide to third
fifth
''Driving what he claims to be the
n'malletit automobile in the world, (Ins
1'etze) of 1207 Grand street, Alameda,
Cullf., arrived In the city last evening,
leaving today enrouto to New York
City.'
V The' enr Is equipped with a 4-cylln-der
ulr-coollng motor, three speeds
and starter; it has a CO-lnch wheel
huse, stands two feel hlfch, has 3'
Inch roud e learn nee and l!0x4 tires. It
weighs 560 pounds and Is said to have
a speed of 80 miles an hour.
This machine was designed and
made by Mr. Petzel himself, and
while eurotite to New York he is mak
ing expenses, by selling postcards de
scribing his machine. From Medford
h Intend tt to go tu Portland and
thence' onto the Lincoln highway to
his eastern destination,
f While on the streets this morning
the machine attracted cunnlderable
at to At ion from passers-by.
(Continued from page one.)
entire command will bo buck In camp
her by- 7 o'clock tomorrow night.
(Mate motorcycle officers accompanied
the, troops as couriers.
Six cars at the end of the caravan
had to be returned to Medford on ac
count bf all theen having been load
ed comfortably before their cars were
ratbtfU '
Mrs. Morgan Is .letter...
NEW-YOUK. June 20. (A. P.) -Mrs.
J. P. Morgan, wife of the fi
nancier, who Is III of sleeping sick
ness at her summer home near Glen
Cove, has passed the crisis In the
disease, her physicians announced
, today. There was a marked Im
provement In her condition ovr-
M. LaKollette, Jr., has passed hla base and Hawks scored the
:i0rh year and will bo MlKlble. which beat Chicago.
A
night.
Nothv.
On nnd after this dale. June IS.
I will not be responsible for any ds
Incurred by my ivlfe.
1 M: FRIEND
PARIS. June 20. (A. P.) The
Prench government Is resolved to put
an end to the communist- agitation
hi Prance nKalnst the nillittiry ope
rations in Morocco, where Ulfflan
trihpmwn under Abd Kl Krlm have
Invaded the French protectorate.
It Is 'declared that the government
sioiuIk ready to arrest the active
ciiiiumijgst leaders, whether deputies
or private citizens, when their nc
I iviiies endanger the HeeuriVy. of the
French sol. Iters or til lie the fnrm of
h'ik'Higeiiee with the i'iny.
, , ,v
. crests were made
After a good
UJJJ day's outing eat
a good
Sunday Dinner
. $1.00
Hotel Medford
Maiscllllea,
HARVARD
MMUT7ALE
WINS BOAT RACE
Its international polo championship J guislied persons who witnessed
won at Meadowbrook lust year. match.
This Is the first of a series of three .
Rames -to be played by the United-BOOZE CAR SEIZED
States ai0iy and British army teams.
The other matches will be' played
June 24 and June 27.
King Cleorge nnd Queen Mary, the
BY SALEM POLICE
SALEM. Ore . June 20. With ' 16
gallons of wine testing 11 and 12 per
Duke and Duchess of York. Prince cant nlenhol. accordinK to police olti'
Henry, and American Ambassador Iceft, in their automobile. Joseph P.
Houghton were nmone; the distln-t Iarson and A. E. Yelton, both of Port
tho land, weu aested hero, last night
Larson told the ponce no uuuuaiui
borne with F. E. Brockton at the Afult-'
nomah hotel In Portland.
The liquor was al) carried In large
glass containers, some of them pf flva
gallons capacity and the rear seat of
the vehicle had beeb removed to make
room for It,
No mosquitoes no malaria.
NEW LONDON, Conn.. June 20.
(A. P.) Coached large-; by men
from points west. Yale has cleaned
Up Harvard in the four major, sports
events of the college year Just ended.
The victory of the Blue varsity eight
on the Thames xJver yesterday in
the 08th regatta of the historic se
.rJes was. the climax of testa of su
premacy on gridiron, diamond and
track. . I
; The pupils of Ed Leader of Wash
ington State again won on the water.
It was Tad Jones of Ohio whose I
powerful football combination beat
Harvard last fall and Kansas con-I
ti-lbuted Joe Wood to coach a win
ning nine. I
Yesterday was the fifth consecu
tive time that Yale varsity, oars had
moved a shell faster than Harvard's
and the count In the series is 'now!
Yale 31 victories, Harvard 27. --' i
1 Both crews pulled, four mile's up-1
stream on the Thames, establishing ;
records. , While no official mark had
ever been set ,: previously for up--stream,
tho hest time made for the
distance before yesterday was 20
minutes, 02 seconds,' hrrd Yale skim-'-med
under that mark with a time
pf 20:26. (.:. : . ,
The Crimson blades trailed Yale,
by one nnd ono-hnlf lengths in 20:32
2-0. The time was the fastest
Harvard crew . had attained since
'Slti- : ;xt-t. '
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LONDON, Juno 20. (A. P.) The
United States army polo, team won
its mntch with the British nrmy tenm
Itlnyed nt the Hurlinghnm club' to
divy, eiifht goals , to four, .
The Amerlrnn tenm, In the -present
series of matches Is defending
BRAND NEW
SHOW TODAY
FRED
THOMPSON
World's Champion All
Around Athlete 4nd Stunt
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with his trained
horse N
Silver King
"GALLOPING
GALLAGHER"
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FUN, THRILLS and
BIG ENTERTAINMENT
also.
, NEW COMEDY .
' and FATHE REVIEW
RIALTO
Starts Tomorrow
12 o'Clock
Bret Harte's famous hero,
"Tennessee's Pardner,"
brought to life on the screen
by the foremost interpreter
of the Eternal West.
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CAREY
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"The FLAMING
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Residence Loans
We have money to loan to buy, build or improve resi-i
dences, on our usual terms. . .
Monthly payments are made on the principal of the
loan, repaying it in approximately six years, and your
residence is free and clear. ' ' ' '' '
Jackson County Building & Loan Ass'n
30 North Central Avenue Medford, Oregon V '
C. M. KIDbi PresJ , O. C. BOGGS, Sec Atty.
FOLEY & BURK
Combined Shows
Six Day 8 and Nights on S. P. Property opposite
-'"'i t Passenger Station .i'i-' . 1
22 to 27
Medford June
mt The Sensation of All Rides . Great Aggregation of Circus" Acts
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MERRY MIX-UP
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THE WHIP - J , FERRIS WHEEL
NOTICE TO WATER USPS
COMMENCING SUNDAY, June 21; 1925
IRRIGATION HOURS WILL BE AS FOLLOWS: 4
. " v;: SA M. to 10 A.M. .-.y..L--
,'' '!. ; ! : 5 p. m. to 10 p. m. v;,,
MONDAY,. WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY, on the East side oUhe'reetsi
running North and South, and North side of all Streets running East and
West.; : ; . ;' x. V-f:'
TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY, on the West side of all Streets ;
running North and South, and oh the South side of all Streets running East
andWest. . v .i:;r;-. , . . ':'. :" ' -. '". '
SUNDAY 5 A. M. to 10 A. M. on the East side of all Streets running North and
South, and the North side of all Streets running East and West, ; ; '
SUNDAY 5 P. M. to 10 P. M. on the West side of all Streets running- North .
and South, and on the South side of all Streets running East and West. ;
Wasteful use of water or USING AN OPEN END. HOSE for irrigating will
not be permitted. :.' , : " . ,
Corner property will be governed 1)y the Street on which the house is num
bered. , - r- v : '(-'-'- .
WATER MUST BE SHUT OFF IMMEDIATELY IN CASE OF FIRE
ALARM. .. ' ; y . . ' . .
DO NOT USE A NOZZLE LARGER THAN ONE -QUARTER INCH IN
DIAMETER. .,. ; -: ...
Do not se sprinkler so that it will interfere with traffic m sidewalk. .
Do not have leaky faucets or fixtures on your premises. :...'
DO WOT ALLOW WATER TO RUN TO WASTE DOWN THE GUT
TER OF STREETS )R ALLEYS.
Violators of the above rules will be pu lished to the full extent of the law.
Above rules to be in effect until further notice. . . . '.
o & ; 0 ; V7r V WATER C0MISSI0y.,.,
Tuulouse aud MontpeUor.
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