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I.EAfilK RTAXH1VU.
Amerltaui. -
w. 1,. ro.
WarhlnRton "...?.;.'..'...'..'.." !l2 ''- BO '.
I'lilnrtelphla r fid .r.l5
HI. I.ouia 7 .uSS
Detroit ":l 0 .61 S
ChleilKO 73 72 ,r.'H
Cleveland 07 78 .4112
New York :i 75
Hnstm . 43 . !l .303
National
SV. I., vc,
I'IuhI.uik i r4 .;l'k
New York "2 fil ,r73
Clili'lnniili 7K 117 .r,3S
SI. LoulH 711 1111 .Ml
llrooklyn fill 7 r. .4(18
linston (1" t .442
-hlcK - 4 na .4:1s I
1'hllailelphlu 2 82 .4.11
EQUALS RECORD OF
T
MOW YOItK, Hi'pt. 22. I'IIIsIuhk'h
pennant ttmrch hi the Nutlumil' leafitio
rare continue unlinpcih-d. !i1hU'Im
ly hi'Vt-n coiiHCctitlvv vlrlorii-H the Pi
rn I pm neil to win lint llin'c mm-p
4 f their rofiiiilnfiiK nine kmiwh tri
iinil tho fins lu ihflr mast. YVnHblnn;
lun iipimIh flvi' of ItN mcIumiiI(m1 twelve
pninCH to triumph In the Aintritun
The forsnlrw pounded nut a 9 In ' 7
victory fiyr Uut Phillies yeHtenluS'.
Jluzen Cuylfr, PHtMlnirtf outfielder,
lift wifely in IiIh flint two times ut but,
running bin hH'Ihk of Htriiilit IiKn to
ten. TiiiH Ih beleved to equal the Xn
tionnl record miide liy V.tl Konetehy
.. II..,.,. 1,1.,.. I.. 1 ft I (I 'l'..lo tiMnnlmi-
".' ...... .
of I lie IndliiiiH lioIdH (lie innjor letiKuV
recfird, however, with Hit IN? IiIih in
Clnvi'll CUHMl'CULlVe tillieX lit lmt 111
Tho TioliliiH have been IohIiir its
' roitiiHtently an the Plniteti have been
wlnnliif;. Jtrmiklyn (1roii" 1 Il eighth
rtralKht to tho Culm H to J! which
-JlnceH the Kohlim practical ly not of
reach of the find division thin waxon.
ltol MctJrew;. pitcher .iir:hnt4
f'oni M inneapfdiH for $i!ii,M), hnH
Joined Itohhle'H cluh.
Klv pitcherH fulled to Hlny the
BravPH and tlie HoUh InHt 7 to fl. Walit
rr nf C'liiclnnnti hit a homer with one
, on lnne In flic fh-Ht Inning. liain
washed nway vtho (llnntrt-CardH Knmo
lit Hi. I-ouls.
', The AlhVlira turned out n. len to
aeven victory ln( their hiHt nieetluK
wilh the HivripnlH IhlH year. Tlie Mafic -nien
have woii fourteen of twenty-two
Ki'ineH wilh the Tlera In their Herh'H.
' WaKlihiKtoit ainl the other A .i.er(ri
1 a Ktin rluttH were not nrheduled. Wil
ier ITiikIhr, nia linger of i"h Yank
ea, fnvoi'K tho world rhamplntiH to heat
the H'riiten In tho world nerieH. lie
believes tho Honnrora' pltrhliifr ntnff
and vcAernn play era kIvq them tho
Victory for litlburK Ih predicted
by John A. Ileydler, Natlonnl league,
"pre ildent. l'lltHbnt-K will put Into (he
KorieH probably the bent tuain ever en
leri'd by the lenyne. ho tuiid at IouIh
vllle. . ' ,
BATTLE WITH SHADE
NKW YOKK, SeiH. 22. (A. I.)
MIekey Mulkef of KlfxiiliHth. X. J..
mid hlH two battering tlntn Htlll rule
the welterweight division ut the pu-
IKfllfltln world,
liy a furioiiH rally In the final round
of u" gruelling fifteen round Htruuple
With bin leading challenger. Juve
Hhade of 'San KrauelHi-o, tin hamplon
rtemonnlrntefl to thit witlflf net-Ion of
two out of three officlalH laHt nlht
that he Htlll Ih entitled to wield the
Hccpter In the 147 pound cIuhh,
I (ieorne T. Kelly of Vonkrs. N. Y.,
one of the Judges, thought Hhade won.
Illchnrd Nugent of Jiuffalo, the oilier
JudKe, voted for Wat leer, Then Itef
ere I'atwy Haley decided the 1hmu! by
returning u verdict fr the cham
pion. With but a few exeeptlonH most of
I he neWHpa per erlt Ich conceded
Walker a cleaiicut victory: he flush
ed the HtroriKer after having forced
the flKhtliiK over almost the entire
route In addition to dealing out the
heavier blown.
Khade, one of thn most elusive
mnrkn in the rlnv. for the innt part
eM Hi UHide the dodglnw, weavlnv de
feiiHi; by which he had often baffled
opponent h In other fiphts. Me traded
punched toe to ton with the cham
pion. It was a Kame at which Walker
hum highly proficient and the change
In tactlcH HjH'lled defeat for the crafty
trtillfornlan.
Hent "Merry Moment of Melody." They
Mpeclullze on the marlmlmphone, vio
lin, piano and ukelele. end uIho Blnn
the latent Jazx numbe-A
Ko:Pand 8ti'no prehent a gyinnaBtk-
and HironK man a . that Ih thrilling.
entortalnliiK und ununuul.
The photoplay tlnn 1 the pro
Kra'tn coiihIhih if the popular "Toplct
o f the Uay," und u Mack Hennelt com.
edy.
After two years of Scouting In Med
ford, the local Hcoul organization lay
plaim for tlie third year of thia boy
iiioveinent. The priHt b!x montha un
der executive leadership ha revealed
what a well orKunlzetl Hcout council
Ih able to ueeonipllsh. HcoutinK has
reached that place now in the com
munity' where -ItH permanence Ih an-
Htired. Never nan it had ho many
enthuHlautlc backers In the cuiiiinunl
ty. . .
. The Crater Ijike Council of this
com mu nl ty liolils the leading . place
for efficiency, troops and numbers
of any southern Oretfon community.
It has ruined this prestige through
the patient untiling efforts of the men
who have Klven themselves no whole
henrtedly to ItH Hiifcess. The senti
ment of the people of Medford is
Htannrhly bnek nf the Kcotiu and this
year, ta-KimiiiiK "wltli October, marks
the time when Scouting here goes' on
a regularly organized and permanent
basis.
Kriday. September the 2.rth to
Wednesday, the 3(llh Is the I!ny Scout
week. It is hailed with delight among
the boys and their leaders, und a fi
nuncia I campaig n oiga nization u nder
tho efficient and popular generalship
of C. K. "pop" (iates. Ih the assurance
of micceH. Kverything in net with
the slgnnl support of the cIuIih dnd
otherJiodleH of ihe-ity. Last spring
In a brief Rolicitatlon neeessnry funds
were secured for carrying the work
through to the end of the Hcoutlhg
year.. That campaigns revealed how
well the support of tho town Is back
of the boys.
J "Do It now and do It right" In n slo
gan that Ih beginning In HDell real
Thn first football game of the success. It will challenge every citl-
Reason will be played next Saturday zn of Medford to gfvo our boys, a
at tlie . Holly street ground between chance to the beat that scouting Hf-
t he high school FMuad, and the fords. ' "lie Prepared" Is the motto
Alumni team. All alumni players of of the Scout. Let It bathe molto of
FIRST FOOTBALL OF
any school or college, who desire to. thin
participate are asked to send their
nutm-H n or report to Irish Cole
man. The "high school team Is rounding
Into shape, and is now under strict
training rutcH, Home liUHky looking
latlH reported for practise Monday
evening. According to .Conch Calli
Hon, lemmer, Inst year's Atar punter,
Hamlin, fast end, and Anderson, first
strong quarterback, all who failed
to make the study grade, will not he
missed, " ' ,
omniunity as welt.
Cook with fcas.
FUSI WITH EASE
f
SPOST BRIEFS
SAN ntANCJSCO (leorgo A. Put
nam, president m" the Han KranclHcn
baseball club, announced the HealH
will meet the Louisville club, cham-.
pinna of the "world's series." if the
Seals win the Coast league flag,
. I,OS ANUKLHS I-' ay Thoninrt,
captain of the I'nlverslty of Southern
California football team, , wuh .de
clared Ineligible Tor' further athletic
competition on (lie ground t hut he
hftd accepted money for playing
.baseball. , ,
Suganutna, Japanese billiard ex
pert defeated l-'tijl, city champion
last night at Browns. 300 to 12. The
viHltlng player made a high run of
121, and ut that declared himself
nut. His next highest run was 72.
I'Uji.s nign run wuh rour. The incai
champion atttiibutes li Ih overwhelm
ing defeat to "cold roots." and the
presence of a black cut In tho house,
not discovering the feline until tho
slaughter was nVer. A ftood sized
crowd witnessed the game and Bug-
itnunm gave- a clever, exhibition of
fancy and ninshe Hlmts. Tonight nt
the ('diversity club, Kuganuma will
play fin exhibition game with Mimb
who swears In Knglish and Japanese
that he will gel more points than
Fuji.
COIjOHADO HPIIINOS. Three
Colorado horses. Major Henry Leon
ard's Norfb'et, Kdward Pring's Han
ger and Mark Hlisig's Sandy made
the best time for the first day of
the Colorado endurance ride which
started this morning. Knelt finished
the sixty mile grind In a few minutes
less than nine hours.
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NATIflNllKTHWlDl
111. IIIUIIMLIUin IIIIIU
FROM EDWARDS
KKATTLK, Sept. 22. Louis Tevreau
of ChchalK Wash., who was the
backbone of the hist I'uiverslty tf
Washington freshman football team,
n brother of Klmer Tesreaii. captain
of the Husky varsity eleven, was pro
nounced fit for hard work again to
day. . Tesrenu Injured his left leg In prac
tice Friday and It was feared it mihi
keep him out of games this year.
oMan ...
toJlan
EOI-TAN
'.. cA cgr you' like
"Man tht'i long eaiy rulM"
"Rlllhto, knJ you'll finj ihrm
! (tttb ut the fini.h. I hcv're
O Roi-Tan Hum Lirus(2 for 23c)
'5 m-mlJl '
l'OKTI.ANM). Oro., Si'l't. 22.
Youiltf NiitlolKillslii (:iHlty outl'nhit.'il
Kiinny Kiluiirilx Ihtp lust nlijht in
loll rnunil inn III rwnt nt lln Armory.
NVIlhi-r of thp tinlltaniH lumlnil nuy
linril blown. I, nl (In- KlUplno kii'
iloiihlc wlin t l. rcc-i'lvoil tliriiUKlifiul
iliul rx.-rllpil In footwork. ,
Tolillny ll'llrlin, formi-l- nmnliMir
lniilnnnvtlKht ihiiiiiiiion ot tho Pa
cini count. knockiMl out llllllO. I''(lllll'
In tint ncvi'iith rnumt of n ji lii iluU'il
It'll rounil limit. 'i
Tonight
Try Your
Favorite Fruit
a summer dessert
as dainty as it is cool
Clip rkl.Kiirdn.aiof FREE Rtctp
fcktor. -UMataaJll-UlilM JUrf-Bul
otbip of AdinInlntmtort Suit.
In tlie ounty Court of Jackson Coun
ty. State of Oregon.
In the Matter of the Kstate of Piatt
J. Van iJusen, UeceuMed.
Notice Ih hereby given that In pur
iluuni'e to un order of the county
court of the County of JacKson, siuie
of Oregon, made on the 21st day of
September. 195, fn the matter of the
esta- of Pmit J, Van Hgsen, deceas
ed, the undei'Hlgned, administrator of
the wild entate, with the will annexed,
will nell nt private sale In one parcel
to the highent bidder upon terms of
cash In gold coin of the t'nlted Slates
and Hubjeirt Jo confirmation by said
county court, on and Hfter the 24th
day of October, 1H25, all the right,
title und Interest of said Piatt J. Van
Uusen, deceased, ut the time of his
'teath which was a fee simple title
In and to the ret,l estate hereinafter
iiescrineri. and nil the "right, title und
Interest that the said- estate has by
operaion of law or mherwise acquired
other than or in addition to that of
said decedent at the time of his
deah. in und to that certain lot und
parcel of land Hituhted In the county
of Jackson, atat of Oregon, more par
ticularly described us follows, to-wit:
Uot seven (7), block two (2), of
the Cottage Home Addition to the
City of Medford, ns the same Ih num
bered, designated and described on
the official plut thereof, now of rec
ord'. ,
All bids and offers must be In writ
ing and may be left at the office of
the undersigned 30 North Central
avenue, Medford. Oregon, or may be
filed in the office of the Clerk of thi
Court at any time after the first pub
lication of this notice und before the
making of kui-Ii sale. Hate of first
pUblicaUon September 22. 1925.
O. C. HOCUS.
Administrator of the K'state of Piatt
.1. Van Dusen, deceased, with the
Will annexed.
of the County Court for Jackson Coun
ty, Oregon, duly made on the 17th day
of August, J!25.
. O. C. TtOflOS.
fc J. F. FMJWEK. .
Attorneys for Plaintiff. North
Contra i Ave., Medford, OrAroii.
Xnrliw to Creditors to 1rrwnt Claims.
The undersigned has been appoint
ed udnilniHtratrfx of the estate of
Kdith M. Towne, deceased, by the
county court for Jackson county. Ore
gon, und has qualified, persons hav
ing claims agnlivt said estate are no
tified to present the same to tho un
dershfned. or to M. Purdin. attorney
for th estate, with proper vouchers
and duly verified within six months
from the date of this notice.
Hated und first published Auk nut
25. 1H25. -
NUIJJK McflOWAN.
Administratrix of the Kstate of
Kdith M. Towne. Deceased.
Coming" to
Medford
Mellenthin
SPECIALIST
In Internal Medicine for the t '
past twelve years.
KumiiHii4.
In the Circuit Court of the State of
t Oregon, for Jackson County.
Jiickson County Ituilding and L.oan
Association, a corporation, Plain
tiff, vs. J. "M. Shoemaker. Haphny
C. Shoemaker. John W. Marshall.
Carrie V. Mursha.ll, Walter t:. Cline,
' Inu M. Cline, I,, li. liaker and nil
peiHoiiH unknown claiming any
right, title, estate. Hen or Interest
in or to the property described In
the., complaint herein, Hefendants.
To each and all of the above named
defendants, and all persons unknown,
laiming any right, title or Interest in
r to the nronertv described In the
complaint herein:
In the name of the St a to of Oregon,
Vou nhd each of you are hereby re
quired to appear and answer the com
plaint of the plaintiff un file herein
against you, or otherwise plead there
to, within hix (C) weekH from the date
of the first publication of this sum-
ons, the ame being the 18th. day of
August, 1925. , ,
And you ore hereby notified that If
you fall to appear and answer ns here
i na hove req u ired or otherwise plead
tn the complaint of the plaintiff on
file herein, the plaintiff will take a
decree against you for the relief de
manded In Its complaint, that Is a
decree foreclosing the plaintiff's mort
gage and decreeing that the property
nereinntler described, as follows, to-wit:
Part of lot 1. block 5!) In tht City
of Jacksonville, Oregon, described by
metes and bounds as follows: Begin
ning at a pnlnt'on the wist, line of
Third Street UG feet southerly from
the northwesterly corner of Hlock 59
In said City of Jacksonville, and run
ning thence, south. tI7 degrees Bast
luyi feet; thence South 7Kfe degrees
Kftst J 3 feet to the West side lino of
Fourth street: "thence south 67 V. de
grees went aiong'the west side line of
I oti rill street 2u'4 feet; thence Went
2 Hi 'A feet to the east side line of
Third street : thence northeasterly
ilong the east side line of Third Htreet
HFiU feut to the nlace of beirinninir.
heingi part of lot 1, block 5!t In the
town (now city) of Jacksonville, Ore
gon. ,
be sold In nntlsfactlon thereof.
This snimmnns is published In the
Medford Mail Trlbure bv the order of
the Honorable Y J. Hart-ll. Judge
CASH PAID
For Second-Hand
Furniture and Stoves
W. A. KINNEY .
Furniture House
315 E! Main Phone 505
Bridges All
Your Problems
N streams to ford', no treacherous
rivers to swim across, if you have
a Saving Account in this Hank to
hridjk'c these , olistades. The road
ti independence will be less haz
ardous if vou provide voursclf with
a reserve here. A dollar will start
one.
The
FIRST NATIONAL
BANK.
'" 'MEDFORD, OREGON "
ACTS
OF
DEC
and
MOTION PICTURES EVERY
WEDNESDAY
2:C0 - 7:00 - 9:00
Hunt's Craterian
Visit the Oregon
State Fair
Saiem,Sept.28-Oct.3
Go by train. Ride comfortably; arrive ufely .
and free to enjoy this gala event. Avoid crowd
ed highwaya and parking difficulties.
Low Roundtrip Fares
will make your trip surprisingly inexpensive.
For full information, ask agent
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Insurance
First Insurance
Agency
A. L. HILL, Manager
Phone 10S 30 North Central
Medford. Ore.
tXKSorsoooexxiooooooooofJtsooof)
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Southern PacificLines
M. Montgomery, Local Passenger Agent, Phone 34, Medford
DOES NOT OPERATE
Will be at
' HOLLAND HOTEL
Monday, Sept. 28
Office Hours: 11 A. M. to 4 P. M.
ONE DAY ONLY
ft(.''llHTM Willi.
PHILADELPHIA Hallnl- Prtrilninn i
a bnxi'r. In li W'-nmiTy IiIh wlfo who
iilitaliiitl ii (llvnivo mo llniilli iiiio.
No Charge for Consultation.
Music and Comedy.
Vaudeville Wednesday
nr. Molloiithln Is n ri'Kiilar uraduutp
In nit-ilii'lnn uml surncrv mill Is II
o-iisimI by the atnto of OioKmi. Ho
il(Hn not opcrato fur chrontr nitponill
oltls. Rail stoni'ii. ulrors of stomach,
tonsils or iiricnntils. ,
Un has to his rriMlll wonilnrful rp
suits In illseasi'H of tho stnmarh. liviiv.
- - iIhiwcIs. blood, nkln. himvi-s, heart,
Uiilmy. blaililrr. bed wettine, raturrh.
Music and n.mpily pi-pilonilnnlp In.wphU limns, rhpmnatlsm. solatUn. les
Mm Wesivrn MnmiKPrH AswiclHtlon juli pis uml ri'i'tal ullmpiits.
vnilitpvlllp bill to bp pri'SpntPil nl I Hflnw arp thp tiamps of a fpw of his
Hunt's rratpi'liin tomorrow nfturiiiinii .niany Bntlsl'lpil pntli'iits In Orpgon, .
ami pvpiilmr. I ' Vhnmhprii, Itiiaplmi'K, IipuiI
Oi-np Austin and KiiIIipiIiip Arnold mhp.
scum ami ilaliia artists. Austin, wluil John Wndtll. WatPiloo, blaildpr and
Is a i iiinpiispi'. will slim his latest nop. j prostrate trouble.
ular ami ebaiiii tei' siiiiks. Miss Ar- s,,'a- K. K. Holman, Itlehland, kidney
nnbl sIiiks ami ilnnces the latest ilanee trollblo.
steps. W. S. Uennctt, Orenon City, lilipr
Thn OIiirpV Jnr. lievup. rlth snxo. of Ihp stomaeh.
phunes and iamn ami tlaiieliiK Is onel W. iV. Meyer. Shaniko, heart Ironblp.
ef thp best nf the ypar. liaymnml I t'haa. 11. lloak, La Urumle, Kail
sykes altly hamltes thp voeal iiiimlipra. atones.
Thpra Is some lever aerulmtlo ilano-l Mrs- M. 1. tllsetl, rordaml, nppenill
lea bv flriint. U'.iihi.'i. 'nn.i nnpiwi ritls. '
They have speeial seeulo efreeta nmt
beautiful postumes.
Hills ami llimeai pvpspnt lslral
Hempinher nhovo datp, tlint ronstil-
tatlon on this trip will bo free a Oil
nit his treatment la different
eoiueily ami sump rrneks, nnd nrp said P MarriMl wonipn must ' he aoponi
to lie tw i ef the eleverest fai'niel- c.Sl" Plltlled by their husbands,
odlnns I vaudeville. Address: 211 Urndluny nidK, ln
Happy Eush and tlhcl Joy hie- Angvlv Calirornliv AUv. q
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LING
OUT!
If
Due to the Closing Out of
PATTON & ROBINSON, Inc. as Chevrolet
Dealers We Are Cleaning Up Our
USED CARS
Some of Our Bargains Are:
1923 Buick Six Touring . .$750 1924 Tudor Sedan .;.;. . . ; . .V.$450
' Baby Grand Chevrolet Touring.$225. 1923 Four Door Sedan v. .$450
Studebaker 4 Touring . . .
1921 Dodge Touring
1921 Ford Touring $200 1923 Chevrolet Touring ........ $325
1925 Star Touring $550 : "
,-''s' 'V ' .
Patters Used Car Lot
O , '"' ; "i - - ...
Corner Bartlett and Eightho Streets
$50 1924 Chevrolet Roadster ....... $375
. . . $485 1922 Chevrolet Touring ........ $200
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