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NEW YOItlC. Hopt. 1 Ti. (A. P.) I
Miijor Iphkuc vluliH are inmcHli(l In
thud' finiil lnter-HOctini.nl IuhmIu t
tho lJ2.ri HLMiwin Unlay with flint di
vision tcainH pitted itKiiltmt the It'iul
er in holh drcultH,
IMltHliurt? rcKiiimd ItH wlnnlnK
r.liide lifter Inking four Ki-tliackH in
a row by whacking out a nino to
four vhrtory over th Koblns yHler
dny. Vi: A Id rid bo whh imiHtcr in
thu liox, hiuiKiitK up lila Huvfiitli con
HOt'UtlVO trltiiuph. I
Ah the (ilunlu wore Hpocdhiff weHt- 1
ward to open h hoi'Ioh with tho tlilnl-plfu-o
Clnulmmll HpiIh, tho vlrtory
tidvtinred tho lead of tho 1 'Ira tun to
bix and one-half gumm.
Tho AthlothH loHt ground In their
forlorn pennant l-Iiuhu by dropping
tho final of a elx game srrlua .to tho
Yankees, 3 to 1. Sam Jont'H limited
tho Mnckincn to two hIiirIoh.
AlthouRh Idle, tho world rlinm
pion Ben h tors icaincd by the Atli-li-tlc
defeat nnd their le;;d whs
stretched to eight pa in en.
WanhinRton hud tho Tigers for op
ponentu In the opener of a wm-W-h
today. Hlnco their Inst visit to t)io
iipilfil the Km Kills havo become
a more foruildahlo Hub and nrc now
hard on tho heels of the IJrowns for
third dace.
"Cooso" CloHlIn, left fielder for tho
Griffmen, wnH ro-intated after a
conference with Manager Bin ky Ilnr-
lis and 1'icnldeivt Clark Griffith. Jle
. wns indefinitely suspended by tho
Washington llot after a wordy bat
tle during the gumo with tho Ath-
letirs H u n d a y In which Harris
brought tho playor to tusk for mls
plays. At tho time ho was fined
SI 00, but whether the penalty has
been rescinded was not learned.
Tho .Mod ford high school football
schedule for the JU25 season is as
follows, after the annual game with
tho Alumni, Saturday, September Hfi,
the first game of t lie season:
October 3 Klamath Falls at Med
ford. October 10 Open date.
October 17 Klamath Falls at
Klu Hid th Fa J Ik.
ociooer 24 twams 1'Uhh, 41 tin w nvi
settled.
October 31 Marsh field at Med
fonl. Wednesday, Nov. 11 Ashland at
Medfold.
Wednesday, Nov. 18. lioscburg at
lioseburg.
Thiirsday, November 26 Ashland
at Ayhlund.
Fftr the ipen date, on October 10.
the uniiual altempt to get a game.
with Corvallis high school will bo:
renewed.
The Ashland schedulo of games
is as follows:
Oct. lo Klamath Falls at Klam
ath Falls.
Oct. 17 fii-ants Pass at Ashland.
Oct. 24 Klamath Falls at Ash
land. Oct. 31 UnseburK at Ashland.
Nov. II Med fonl ut Med ford.
Nov, 18 Ci ranis 1'umt at (J run Is
Pass.
Nov. 20 Med ford at Ashland.
GALAXY OF STARS
BADLY BEATEN IN
K. C. FIELD MEET
WILL QUIT BROOKLYN
NRW YORK, Kept. 15. (A. P.)
A special dispatch from Pittsburg to
tho New York livening World says
that First llaseman Jacques Fournler
of tho Itrooklyn Nationals now play
lug here, has amiounced that he will
not play another season In a Itrooklyn
uniform. Fournler says his treatment
by the fans has been of such abusive
character as to make him wish to
withdraw from baseball. (In has a
contract for next year at $U'.ruu.
In announcing his Intention not to
wear a Itrooklyn uniform next year.
Fournler said :
'I have been sixteen yenr.s In base
ball and am accustomed to ''the fick
le nous of crowds, but tho roasting I
have received In Ih-nnklyn lias been
so pa va go- that I cannot play in, a
Ilrooklya uniform and retain my seir
renpec(. Kvery vile mum has been
hurled at me because I made (lie ord
inary run of orrors or had not done
I'omcthlug which foul mo tithed per
son had expected me to do.
"Tho abuse Iihh been . coul I minim
for a long time and has'dicm totally
undeserved. 1 have hit .3(10 or belter
most of tho time since 1 came to the
Itrooklyn club three years nun from
Kt. hotil. I have led the National
IcniMte In driving hi runs."
Other members of tho Itrnnlttyn
sound are known to have taken the
nbitse by the fans almost as much to
heart as has Fournler.
NRW YORK, Hept. 15. Results of
the Knights of Columbus meet at tho
Yankee stadium last night left tho
track world stunned.
Alan llelffrich, Pcnn State flier,
and American half-mile champion,
was beaten; Olfrcd Leconcy, Jackson
Scholz and Chot Uowman lost at ,
three different dash distances to tho j
negro star from tho middle west,
Dehart Hubbard: Jole Uuy was left I
In fourth placo In hlu farewell ap- 1
penranco on the cinders; Albiu Hten
roos and Jimmy llounlgnn were com
pelled to retire by tho speed of a fif
teen mllo contest. I
PlueiiH Sober of tho ColJego of tho
City of New York who only a few
weeks ago captured the metropolitan
A. A. U. title for tho half mile in a
race with (Jeorgo Marsters and
Johnny Holden at Fast Orange, N. J.,
beat Ilolfrlch last night In the des
perato sprint at the end. Marsters,
formerly of (ieorgetown, gained sec
ond place. Tho time was 1:25 2-5.
Muhhard won tho century In 10 1-5
seconds, with Kcholz second; heconey
third and Howman fourth, leconey
placed second to the Michigan star in
the 75 yard event, with Kcholz third
and Itowman fourth. Tho time was I
7.45. In tho fifty yard dash Itowman
took second, Keholr. third and ho
coney fourth. The time was 5 3-5.
Kay's effort was at two miles, too
long fur him. and Willie ltltola, Finnish-American
flash won wlthuut any
trouble.
Confessed Murder t
He Didn't Commit
To End His Misery
I'niretio SHhniN Aw Flllctl.
F.rtiFNK. fire.. Kept. Hi An ln-
crejtso of more than LMMI in the en
rollment In the put die school of
Kugene was shown on the opening
day yesterday lis compared with the
opening day year ago. The total
registration shown yesterday was
I.fM ANtiKhlJS. Kept. 15. -11. W.
Olbbony. M, who last week walked
Into a newspaper office ami told re
porters ho bad murdered Claude. I.
Mutton in a Los AiikcIcs warehouse
eleven years ago, told the police that
his murder story was false. He ald
he confessed the unsolved murder of
Hutton hi the hope that the state
won hi hallg him ami thus end the
suspense he hail been under since
he discovered that he could not mus
ter nerve ciiouuh to end his own life.
Marital troubles prompted his de
sire to die, Olhhuiicy wild.
art a
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mani smoke ihore nuffl"
HIGH LUES (2 for 25c)
Vadueville Wednesday
Instead Tuesday
The Knnx Comedy company, a male
eomcdv iHi.irtrl tiv lunula ihi Iki nf
acts on the bill nf Western Assocla-
tion vaudeville, at the Hunts Crate
rlan theater. A lively strain of com
edy runs through the entire perform
ance. It Is one of the best singing
acts In vaudeville, outside of the big
lime.
Something for the children, and of i
entertaining valu to the rent of the
folks Is the Muntetl Manikins, that
have been developed to a high degree
of perfection. The figures are almost
human, and a cabaret. Including the
musicians, dancers, diners, waiters,
nro tdiown, a I. so a circus side show,
etc. i
I leant I ful costumes and stge net -tings
mark the net of Situle Dale nnd
Olxie DeLencf) who present "A Musi
cal CoitVd surprise." with vocal and
iiistruiiiiietal number lh.th thelitis
mi in W
W. C. Dornfleld. n world war veter
an, and formerly a member of the
troupe of Flute Janls and Her tiang.
offers "Tiix and CluOjcr." which con
statu of tiiHgfwytnd tur comtilncd with
a winning pWsniQuty.
Tt0trirten Sbners and Mack, tun
Lilians and singers roiiud out the
bin. Thry i.Ome naQphono and
piano and alug and dance entertain,
lugly.
There will nUo be Hto uniihI ptipulir
Of course you can bake with
any kind of. baking powder
but when you bake fine things,
nothing ever takes the place of
cream of tartar baking powder.
IK
Baking;
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Ciie if vou bake it 1
with Schilling Biking
PnuiW ami ir dna not
plwse you ' merely tell
your grocer. He will J
Hmt unn t? in.rsinrlv. &
nd without qucs-j'
tion. This offer J?
holds good inyjT
lime ' year in
tiid year out
Schilling
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tartar
Tea
Coffee ,
Baking
"Powder
Extracts
Spices
Bridges All
Your Problems
No streams to ford, no trcaclicrous
rivers to swim across, if yon liaye
a Savings Account in this liank to
liridfjc tliese obstacles. The road
to independence will lie less haz
ardous if vou provide vourself with
a reserve 'here. A dollar will start
one. . .
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BANK
MEDFORD, OREGON
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OMORROW Is
AT THE
JACKSON
COUNTY FAIR
and OREGON PEAR SHOW
.
Medford's Stores Will Close at 12 o'clock Noon'
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ALL FAIR BUILDINGS OPEN 10:00 A. M. WEDNESDAY
&
unnmg
.Races
Start at 1:30 P. M.
Music in Grandstand
by Craterian Orchestra
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Thrilling Motorcycle Stunts and Races
Stock Car Auto Race Back-Up Auto Race Obstacle Auto Race Girls''
Pony Race McCleave's Show Horses Doing Various Stunts Rodeo Stunts
PROGRAM MERCHANTS' Bldg.
AFTERNOON AND EVENING
VAUDEVILLE IN FRONT OF
GRANDSTAND 7:30 P.M.
DANCING AT FAIR GROUNDS PAVILION 8:30 P. M. TILL MIDNIGHT
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films to open the idow, 0'