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FOR SENATORS
NKW YORK. Sept. . (A. P.)
Two straight .victories or Washing
ton over Philadelphia seem to make
it eerluln that Washington and Pitts
burg will play In the world's series.
The Senators are snugly lodged on the
pinnacle of the American league by a
margin of fine and one-half garnet,
and the Athletics have lost eight
HI might.
The veteran spltbaltcr, Stanley Co-
veleskle, started for the Hcnators; lie
won, 8 to 6. The Athletics started to '
pound "Covey" in the seventh and !
eighth innings and forced him to re- i
tiro In favor of achary in the last i
frame.
Pittsburg is making the National I
league race a runaway affair. The
Pirates chalked up their eighth vic
tory In a row by trimming the Heds.
8 to 2. nnd now lead by eight and
one-half games.
Major League 8tandlnj. - -
(Not including today's games.)
National, i-i
W. L. Pit.
Pittsburg 80 46 .6115
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Yesterday's Result.
At Portland 3-8: San Francisco 4-7
At Vernon 6: Sacramento 4.
At Oakland 2; Salt Lake . -At
Seattle G; Los Angeles 10.
Frank Pilling Throws
Everett Middleweight
, PENDLETON, , Ore.. Sept. 8.
Frank Pilling. Pendleton middle
weight wrestler, defeated Oscar Hear
berry, middleweight, of Everett.
Wash., here last night. Bcarbefry
won, the first fall in eleven minutes
and fifty seconds with a head scissors
and forward hammerlock while the
second fall went to Pilling In 28 min
utes ten seconds, with a wrist lock
and the third In eleven minutes 20
seconds with a Head scissors and toe
hold.
f ,In a preliminary, "Spud" Butter
vlch, ex-O. A, C. grappler, drew with
Young Britain, claimant of the welter
weight title of Kansas.
PIG EXHIBIT FEATURE
OF 1925 COUNTY FAIR
Pigs as big around as a hogs head
i nnd weighing 1000 pounds on the hoof
will be one of the fentures of the big
swine show at the Jackson County In
dustrial Fair, Medford, September 16
to 19.
. Pigs with pedigrees a . yard long,
which rank with the best in the swine
world, will wobble around and show
for the edification of fair visitors.
There will be keen competition for the
liberal premium money offered by the
far, and the judges will have a "fat
chance" of making their awards with
out a lot of "squeals."
Every swine breeder In this section
Is being urged to enter the animals In
the coming show by Superintendent
Karl Newby who Is handling the de
tails for the swine department. Pre
mium lists and entry blanks, giving
complete Information about the show,
I have been sent out to every known ,
uiuci in mi-Be imim. I
The need for greater diversification
In livestock raising as well as farm
products, Is being stressed by fair of-
flclals this year. ISvery farmer Is be-
Ing urged .to add a few brood sows to
his livestock holdings. Breeders who I
nro assisting the fair management. In
New York,....! 74
Cincinnati 67
Brooklyn . . 61
81. Iuia... 60
iloston 68 .
Philadelphia 67 '
on
Tires Both High Pressure and Balloon
Heavy Duty and Tubes
September 2d to September, 12th Only
See How Much You Can Save
Pathfinder Cord
extra oversize
All Weather Cord
oversize
All Weather
Cord
All Weather
Cord
All Weather
Cord
50c per tire will be added when applied during this sale.
ALL OfHER SIZES PROPORTIONATELY REDUCED
We'll Takjt Your Old Tires in On New Gbodycdrs
Medford Service-Station C. E. Gates Auto Co.
' MEDgOfttf MATE nDTTS,
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IS
IN CITY
Lou In Sonney, an ex-pollceman of
Cenlralla, Wah., who h prang Into the
limelight, headlines and movieB, three
years ago by a Hlngle-handed capture
nf Roy Gardner, when that plctur-
CMjue bandit escaped from officers
nnroute to prison from Portland, ar-
ved by auto In the city Wednesday.
Honney Is accompanied by Montana
Jack, a cowboy. They will appear
this afternoon and evening; at the
Itlalto theater. Films, showlna Roy
(idne nd various phawn of his
will lecture on his relations with the
Kentleman now nervinn 75 years al
Ieaven worth, Kansas, for his activi
ties against the malls und the con
tents thereof.
According to Konncy, he has trav
eled through 20 states, and Is render
ing financial aid towards Gardner se
curing an operation on his head, a de
clivity in the same being held respon
sible for his behavior. If this Is a
success, Gardner expects to be out
and about before he has served 75
years. A percentage of the proceeds
are turned over to .Mrs. Gardner and
the Incarcerated bandit.
Honney captured Gardner, after he
had escaped from federal officers
while on a train enroute to McNeill's
Island federal prison. He found Gard
ner In a Centralla hotel. At the time,
Gardner was posing as a logger who
had met with an accident, and had
his face wrapped In bandages, to es- I
cape recognition. Sonney received a
large reward, half of which he giye
to Mrs. Gardner. . I
As a result of the capture, Sonney I
and Gnrdner became good friends, and I
now write letters to each other. '
According to Sonney, Gardner pass
ed through Med ford three times dur
ing his four escapes. On the last one,
he was shaved by Henry G. Bates, the
fugitive giving the tonsorlul, artist a
dollar for the job. Ten days later
Gardner was captured while attempt
ing to rob a mall car In Arizona.
arranging the show assert there is no
farm animal which can produce meat
' more economically or quickly than the
. hog. They point out, that hog raising
, requires less capital.'- less labor, and
less equipment, than the raising of
'any other kind of stock, with the pos.
slble exception of sheep and poultry.
J Entries fur the swine will close
September 16. The management Is
planning several changes in the stag-
ing of this year's show and everything
will be spick and span for the opening.
J iitj miJiuvru in-iiiuia anuuiu limits
a hit with visitors.
Accordng to Secretary 8. I. Brown
the entire livestock show this year will
set a record for both quality and qua i.
tlty of exhibits.
Cnnk with ens . ,
Regular Price
$10.95
15.50
29.45
39.85
51.85
'RfEDFORD,1 OREOCW, TirUKSDAY,' SEPTEMHETl
TEt Screen j
By T Press AfvaC j
At lite rtlallo.
E. W. Ilornung's great detective
stories, written under the title of
"Raffles, the Amateur Cracksman."
have been made into a picture full of
thrills and tension, which 'will be
shown tomorrow and Saturday at the
Kialto.
The central figure. Raffles, plays a
desperate game, he baffles the great
est detectives of Scotland Yard, and
wins the love of a charming girl.
Mystery, laughs and drama follow
one another as the story unfolds.
House Peters. Miss Du Pont. Hedda
Hopper. Walter Long. Winter Hall and
freeman Wood are among the players
in the picture.
'The Turmoil" closes tonight. It Is
more than a play, a mere entertain
ment, although It grlppingly enter-
tnlns. llobart Henley and Eleanor
Broadman stars In the cast.
At Hunt's Craiorlan.
At this theater, in "I'll Show You
the Town," Reginald Denny Is the
star and Cissy Fitzgerald of the fa
mous smile Is east In support. A per.
fectly dignified, earnest and extreme
ly handsome young college professor.
Alexander Deupree, is asked by a
friend to take the friend's wife out to
dinner, by his cousin to -entertain a
visiting heiress, by an older college
professor to coax sufficient thousands
from the purse of a wealthy spinster
of uncertain age 'to save the college.
Alec's father founded from financial
ruin. He attempts to please each pe
titioner, that's the story, and It's full
of real live climaxes, comedy, excit
ing events. love and pathos in which
pretty girls figure conspicuously.
A good comedy. Pathe News reel
and Rnymond Ballard at the organ
complete the program, i
Poole With (TAN.
SummoiM for Publication.
(Equity No. 3133-E.)
In the Circuit Court of the State of
' Oregon for the County of Jackson.
G. K. Ferguson, Plaintiff, vs. Henry
Carter, Alfred Carter, Isoap Carter.
Reheceft Mead. Franklin Carter.
Sanford Carter. , Mary Ann Carter.
John Carter, Howard Carter. Sarah
Carter, John Carter, a son of. John
Carter, deceased: Sanford C. Carter
and Sarah F. Carter, his wife. Nancy
Williams. Brltton Williams, Alfred
Williams. Mallssa Williams. Edward
Williams. Edward Langley. Mrs. So
phia Collins, F. K. Knowles. A. J.
Marvin. Jack Maiv:u. and t!,e un
known heirs of Henry Carter, Alfred
Carter, Isaac Carter. Rebecca MeAd,
Franklin Carter, Sanford , Carter.
Mnry Ann Carter. John Carter.
Howard Carter. Sarah Carter, John
Carter, a son of John Carter, de
ceased. Sanford C. Carter and Sa
rah F- Carter. hl wife. Nancy Wil
liams, Sritton Williams. Alfred Wll-
. Ilnnis. Mallssa Williams. Edward
Williams. Edward Langle" Mrs. So
phia Collins; F. K. Knowles, A. J.
Marvin, Jack Marvin, and
P. F. Swayne and Barbara M.
Kwayne, his wife Chester Ku
bll and Alta Kubll. his - wife.
' Bankers Discount Corporation, . a
corporation. First National Bank
of Medford. Oregon, a corpor.-
Off
Off
fyle Price
i 9.30
13.20
23.55
31.90
41.50
atlon, C. .. B. Ray Frank d. Ilram
well. Superintendent of Uanka of
the State of Oregon, Jaclfeon Coun
ty, one of the duly organized coun
ties of the state of Oregon, and a
hody politic. L. Neldemeyer, also all
other pernon or parties unknown
claiming any right, title, eatate, lien
or interest in the real estate de
ncrlheri In the complaint herein. De
fendants. To Henry Carter, Alford Carter,
Inaac Carter, Rebecca Mead. Franklin
( Carter,' Kanford Carter. Mary Ann Car
jter, John Carter. Howard Carter. Sa
'rah Carter, John Carter, a son of John
Carter, deceased. Sanford C. Carter
land Sarah F. Carter, his wife, Nancy
Williams, Brltton Williams. Alfred
I Williams, Malliuta Williams, Kdward
j WNlams, Edward Langley, Mis. Ho
lt ma coi linn. k, Knowies, a Mar
vin, Jack Marvin, and the unknown
helrg of Henry Carter, Alfred Carter.
Inaac Carter. Rebecca Mead, Frank
Hh Carter.. Sanford Carter, Mary Ann
Carter, John Carter, Howard Carter,
Sarah Carter. John Carter, a son of
Jdhn carter, deceased. Sanford C.
Carter and Sarah F Carter, his wife,
Nancy. Williams, Brltton Williams, Al
fred Williams, MhH3kh Williams, Kd
ward Williams, Kdward Langley. Mrs.
Sophia Collins. F. rC Knowles, A. J.
Marvin, Jack Marvin, and p. F.
Kwnyne and Barbara M. Swayoe. hfs
wife. Chester Kubll and Alta Kubll,
his wife. Bankers Doscount Corpora
tion, a . corporation. First National
Bank of Medford, Oregon, a corpora
tion. C. R. Ray, .Frank C. Bramwell,
Superintendent of Banks of the State
of Qrpgon, Jackson County, one of the
duly organized counties of the State of
Oregon and a body politic. L. Nelder
meyer. also all other persons or par
ties unknown claiming any right, title,
estate, lien or Interest In the real es
state described in the complaint
herein:
' In the nme of the stale of Oregon:
You and each of you are hereby re
quired to appear in the above entitled
cause and there answer the amended
complaint of the plaintiff on file
therein against you .within ten (10)
days from the date of the service nf
this summons upon .you. If served
within Jackson county. Oregon; or If
served within any other county of
Oregon, then within twenty (20 days
from the date of the service of this
summons upon you: or If served by
publication or out of the state after
an order of publication, then on or
before the last day prescribed In the
order for the publication of said sum
mons, . "
And you will please take notice that
If you full to so appear and answer
old emended complaint, the plnin
tiff will apply to. the abpw. entiito'l
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X 1925
court for the relief prayed for In the
amended complaint and rhi.S.V, .
as prayed for includes pmlntlffa ap
plication for a decree as follows;
V That on December 4 flli. none of
the defendants herein, except r,
Swaie and Barbara M. Hwayne. his
wife, had any right, title, estate, claim,
lien Br interest in or to any rf the fol
lowing dest-ribed property, to-wlt:
The South Half of the Southeast
Quarter S PK ) of Section Thirty
five (35). and the South Half of the
Southwest Quarter (S' SW't) of fac
tion Thlrty-aiJC 3B in Jown8
Forty (40) South. Range Three (3)
West Willamette Meridian; alo Lots
One (1). Two (2) and Three (3). and
the South Half of the Northeast Quar
ter (S4 NK"4) and the Southeast
Quarter of the Northwest Quarter
(HKtft NWtf of Section Two (IS), in
Township Forty-one (41) South
Range Three 3 West Wltlamotto
Meridian. alo the Northeast Qt'!',t0.r
of the Southwest Quarter
SWyj of Section Thirty-six (3M. in
Township Forty (4it South. Range
Four (4) West Wallamette Meridian,
in Jackson county.. Oregon, together
with all tenements, hereditaments and
appurtenances thereunto belonging, or
in anywise -ppertaining.
That plaintiff is the holder and own
er of that certain mortgage dated De
cember 4. 1918. on the above describ
ed property, recorded In Hook 45,
pages 2R8, 289 and 2i0 thereof, of the
Mortgage Records of Jackson County,
Oregon, and all sums due thereunder.
That said mortmi'-e is prior in time
and rl'ht to any claim, light, title, es
tate. Hen or interest of any of the
above named defendants In or to any
of the above described property and
all Hens or claims of -any of the de
fendants herein in or to any of the
above described property are subject
and Inferior to the said mortgage of
plaintiff. Further that the said lion
of the plaintiff upon the above de
scribed property be foreclosed to sat
isfy plaintiffs mortgage and the above
described property, and all of the
right, title, estate, claim. Hen or in
terest In or to the same that P. F.
Swayne nnd Barbara M. Swayno. his
wife, had on or after the 4th day of
December. 1918. be sold upon said
foreclosure to satisfy the amount of
the face of said mortgage. $4000.00.
and interest at the rate of six per cent,
per annum from September 1. 1918,
until paid, and five hundred ($500.00)
dollars attorney's fees, and plaintiff's
costs nnd disbursements In this cause,
nnd the expenses of foreclosure and
sale of the real property under said
mortgage, and such additional sum as
the plaintiff shall expend at any time
prior to the tnklng of .the decree here
j" H th protection nf the said m"'-t-
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..a, .a nn1 tterurltv und flofenne Bcnlnm
and removing any of the UeiiH of any
of the defendants herein, and after
Hnid above Hums are aeauctea rroin
moneys reulized from the ae of said
property, any overplus ihat Is then
left be paid over lo anld P. F. Swayne
and Barbara M. Hwnyne, hig wife, or
their heirs or aBHlnns. or as the court
may order, and that such sale free
anld property from all vlafma or liens
of any of the defendants herein, ex
cepting the statutory rinht of redemp
tion, and that upon confirmation of
saile the plaintiff he by the sheriff
of Jackson county. Oregon, placed in
possession of said premises and be en
titled to the possession pending re
demption, and if after the expiration
of the period prescribed by law for
such redemption no redemption shall
have been made, then the sheriff of
Jackson county, Oreiion, make, exe
cute and deliver unio ino noiuer and
owner of the certificate of sulo heroin,
a good and sufficient sheriff's deed to
the above described premises, convey
ing all the right, title and interest
which the defendants P. F. Swayne
and Barbara M. Hwuyne, had in the
premises herein described on or after
December 4. 1918. freed from anyu
claim of any and all of the defendants
herein, and for such other and further
relief as may seem to the court to be
just and equitable.
This summons Is published under
and In acordance with an order made
nnd entered bf the Honorable' W. j.
HarUell, County Judge for Jncksnn
County, Oregon, in the above entitled
matter, nnd made In the absence of
the circuit Judge of the above enti
tled court, on the 12th day of Augum.
1325, and which order requires you
and each of you to appear on or before
the last day prescribed in said order
for the publication of snid summons.
Said order directed this summons to
be published once a week for six sue.
cewlva weeks In the Medford Mall
Tribune, a dally newspaper published
In Medford. Jackson county. Oregon,
and of general circulation throughout
said county. The dute of the first pub
lication of this summons Is the 13th
day of August. 1025, und the date of
the last publication thereof will be the
24th day of September, 1925. The
time prescribed In the order for the
publication of the summons begins to
run from said first date of publica
tion or from personal service out of
the state after an order of publica
tion, and such service will be complete
at the exniratlon of the time prescrib
ed for said publication.
Dated at Medford, Jackson county,
Oregon, this 13lh day of August, 1920. .
REAMKS & REAMKK. 1
Attorneys for Plaintiff. '
Address: 412 Liberty Building. Mcd-
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