Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 12, 1925, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Texto 0 MFDFORD MATTj TTCTOTTyE, MEPFOKP, ORftfiOX. ' VCATAV. Or'Tf.r.KT; 121fl2.T, ONLY A MIRACLE E WASHINGTON". Oct. 12. (By the Associated Press.) The Washington Senators today seemed well on their way to their second consecutive world's baseball ohamplotiHhip as a result of Walter Johnson's spectacular shutout of the Pittsburg Pirates ypH terday in "the fourth came of tin world's serleH. The final count of 4 to 0, makinj? it necensary for the Senators to take but one more name to clinch the title. The Senators rode to their third victory on Johnson's good right arm and the heavy hitting of Goose floslin. Oooose took wlnir in the third, car ried a screeching drive over the head of Clyde Barnhart and flew around the paths In the wake of two mute. Joe Harris established as cleanup hit ter only yesterday, following the C.oh lln creation with a furious lift which impedded Itself In the permanent stands of left field, the only home run in the series that has pasKPd beyond the confines of the temporary stnnd.H. -A -the game drew to Its clone. , Bucky Harris shared the limelight c. with Johnson and Ooslln with two ?! sensational defensive plays that cut off Pirate threats. In the seventh, the young manager leaped and stab bed a screeching drive from Wright's bat and then doubled' Traynor. who J had Blngled, off first, j Again. In the ninth Harris raced In i to scoop up Traynor's smash, tagged Barnhart, who walked, on the base line and completed another double play with a quick toss to first. Newest Photo of John D., Junior and Senior h Xvf jx. V vfiiU xyx Xif spas KID fJl 1 vBi i 'fit IS BY CAILLAUX FOR WAR DEBT FIZZLE NEW YORK, Oct. 12. (A. P.) Bankers hero who have been in close touch ith the situation growing out of the Franco-American debt settle ment question are of the opinion thnt France will not obtain any large loan In the United Htates this year. It was stated today thut had the debt fund ing negotiations at WuHhington been entirely successful the next step would have been an attempt to arrange a loan but failure automatically termi nated the loan discussions which had been proceeding by cablo between American bnnkers and the French. ChurUT No. Y7. IUwiv: District No. HICl'OKT OF CONDITION OF THK Pine Belt Banking Co. At nutte Fulls, In the Stnto of Oreiin at clime of Iiui-siipiw Sfptumber 28, 1S25' in:suit-Ks .;,' 1. Loana and dlKrounta, Including retltwounta ahuwn In Itenia 29 and 80, If any 72,718.58. 3. U. S. government nocuritleN uwned, Including thoHe whown In Items 3(1 and 85, If any 7,250.01) ' 4. Other bomtH, warrants and securities. Including foreign gov- ' eminent, state. municipal, curpui-mltm, etc.. Including ' those shown in Items 30 and 35. it any 10.3H3.K7 , 5. Stocks, securities, claims, liens. Judgments, etc 2,316.43 -1 U. Hanking house, churged off; furniture and fixtures Charged off ': U. tali) I'ash on hand in vault and duo from hunks, hankers i ami trust companies designated and approved reserve agents of this bank 11,0301 Total ..$111,740.79 1.SD3.H3 1 r NrwcM photo of Julill marriage of liifi gllldllllcc. Uochf-lclU r. Sr , shows lum with his sun and the latter' wife at tho laaticl ltm-kc-1'vllt r. Ill (i rcrliwu-li. C'uliu. ' PARIH, Oct. 12. (A. P.) A por tion of the time of Premier I'ainleve's ministers this week Is expected to he taken up by an Inquiry into Prime Minister Gaillaux's stutenient regard ins, his recent debt funding negotia tions in Washington. M. Culllaux who relumed to Paris Saturday evening yesterday handed his report to the cabinet and with other ministers discussed the situa tion for three hours. Tomorrow the ministers will again take up tho ten tative agreement arrived at in Wash ington. It la their opinion that all possible consequences ought to be thoroughly threshed out before France's reply Is sent the Washington government. During his talk with the ministers on Sunday, M. uaiiaux roierreu at length to "the conditions of Internal policy which deterrmlned the opinion of the American politicians in power." In connection with the temporary agreement he mentioned in partlcular Henator Borah, who exercises consid erable power over his colleagues." 27. 1.1 AH1I.ITIKS Capital stock paid in t 25.000. 00 t. Surplus fund , 6.000. 00 ( (a) Undivided profits I 6.008.CS (b) Less current expenses, Interest and taxes paid 3,112.85 lk'niuml llcjiosltK. other than banks, subject to reserve: Individual deposits subject to check, Including deposits due the State of Oregon, county, cities or other public funds.. Demand certificates of deposit outstanding .' Total of demand deposits, other than bank deposits, subject to reserve, Items 23, 24, 25, 2G t 70.858.24 Time null Saving IchsI1k, subject to reserve and payable on demand ur subject to notice: Time certificates of deposit outstanding Total of time and savings deposits payable on demand or subject to notice. Items 27 and 28 $ 8,991.72 70.097.62 700.73 ' 8,991.72 Total - ,.$111,746.79 Slate of Oregon, County of Jackson, km, '" ' Z '. I, Gertrude Kredenburg, asst. cushler of the above named hank, . rio solemnly swear that the above statement Is true to the best of my knowledge! and belief. tlURTKUDK KRKUKNBUKd, Asst. Cashier; ' ' Subscribed and sworn to before me this loth day of October, 1926. 1 ORIS CRAWKOKD, Notary Public. My commission expires September 29, 1928. ? Correct Attest: Geo. W. Darker. Hniel Barker, Directors. Los Angeles ... GRIFFITH STADIUM, . WASHING , Oakland . TON, Oct. 12. (A. P.) The Pirate ' Sacramento ship Is sinking fast, the Washington yernon .. Senators scuttling tne tiuccaneera craft by a score of 4 to 0 In the fourth game of the world series yesterday. Walter Johnson tied the Pittsburg batters into knots and dreSBed them with a coat of whitewash. The world series now stands. Washington three, Pittsburg one. . . , Over 38,000 people saw the ball game. Wsshlngton scored all their runs In the third Inning, knocking Yde out of the box tinder a barrage, of hits. Gos lin and Joe Harris hit home runs in this inning. The following official box score shows how Walter Johnson did the trick: . , ' , .Ly. Pittsburg U II. tf. P. kCti. Moore. 2b :: 4 n 1 '3 3 0 1 0 103 . 87 J 101 90 . 91 12 85 108 78 110 75 119 World Series Briefs WASHINGTON, Oct. 12. (By the Associated Press.) AI Schacht an nounced after the third Senator vic tory that he would pitch ' today's game. "I've wan-.icd up with the band every day." Baid the Senator come dian, "and I can show them some slow 'muBic. And if I fall down Alt rock will take up the burdens, That's the'way we-work-.v ; i i-'T Carey, cf. 3 0 : Cuyler, rf 4 0 Uarnhart, If 3 0 Trayuor, 3b 4 , 0 Wright, ss - 4 Grantham,, lb 3 Oooch, c 3 Yde. p Morrison, p.. Adams, II Bigbee ...... 1 0 : 1 Totals. .......v. 3r 0 C 24 19 Washington Ilice. cf ; S. Harris. 2b.... Goslin, If J. Harris, rf Judge, lb I'eckinpaugh, ss... T'nl. o. ' Myer; 3b . .It hiiHon, p -. n. ... 5 ..: 3 ....3 ... 4 ... 3 ...4 ... 3 ... 4 ... 4 Mannger MrKechnlo elected to try 0 his left handed pitching, about which 0 there has been much discussion, 0 when he sent in Emll Yde, but the re- 1 suit was disastrous. Barnhart might 0 have saved Yde had he Judged Oos 0 lin's slap in the fourth perfectly. But 0 it would have neded perfection. . Tho 0 shot went over. Barnhart's heud and 0 bounded Into the bleachers, 01 - Little "Buddie" Myer acted as flre 1 man for the "Big Train," and heaped on more coals by failing to handle a P. A. E. couple of infield balls early in tho 2 0 0 game. Slight waves of the arms of 6 7 0 his Infield mates and of the big pitch- 3 0 0 er' himself signified to Buddy that 2 0 0 Washington players were accustomed 9 0 0 to "pooh-pooh" such disadvantages; E FEMININE FIGURE PASSING ARTIST LAMENTS CHICAGO. Oct. 12. (A. P.) The. panning of the true feminine figure wuh lmnented today by Wellington J. Reynoltla, famous artist nnd Instruc tor at the Art Institute. He decried the tendency towurd boyishness. "All the models are junt about the Hariie. ' 1 ' " ' 1 1 ; "Shoulders no longer slope Brace fully: they nre square and broad. Women's hips have narrowed and narrowed., "(Styles are largely responsible for the change In women's appearance. And the rare girl who possesses the distinctly feminine type of figure seems to consider her charms a dis grace. Hhe'U even starve herself so i that she can look like a two-by-four.'' I Mr. Reynolds Is working on a palnt 'ing entitled "The Enchanted Forest." But before he can finish It he must find a girl who represents to him tho true feminine figure. ONE KILLED, 20 IN U. P. E TotalB 33 4 12 27 10 Hatted for MorrlBon In eighth. I'lttsbure 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0- Tho air, far from as cool ns Satur day's was brisk and the boys used a few football tactics In snaring infield drives. Traynor and Harris and Moore all dove into the dirt during the aft ernoon. Harris rebounded milcklv. getting- his nutoiit for tho IS BURNED TO DEATH LITTLE APPLEGA1E Washington 0040 0000 x 4 olly auccess in this sort of endeavor. Two-base hit, Ruel. Home runs, J. . . Parr's. Ooslln. Stolen bases, Peckin- l augh, Carey. Double plays. Traynor t'v Moore to Grantham: Harris to .liidge (3). I."ft o" bases. PHt-hm-g V'aslilnglon 9. Ilnse on halls, off Vde 3 (S. Ilarr's. Ooslln. Judge): off f'orrison 1 (Kuel); off Johnson 2 "-"arey, Harnhart). Struck out. by Vde I (Myer): by Morrison 4 (John fin, Ooslln. J. Harris. Pecklnimugh) : liv Johnson 2 (Barnhart. Cuyler). Jilts off Yde, 5 In 2 1-3 InnluKS (one out In third); ofr Johnson. 6 in 9 Inn ings: oft Morrison. 5 In 4 2 3 innings: off Adams. 2 lu 1 inning.. Winning ' DAVENPOKT. Wash., Oct. 12. Her clothing stripped off nnd her : body., frightfully burned. Mrs. Bald I win was found dend by her daughter, Mrs. ' Parker, in a ranch home neur Frultland late yesterday. The body was lying across the bed. .' Mrs. Haldwln; whose husband - Is said to be In Portland. Ore., was liv ing alone on the ranch after harvest, had begun clearing land. She . was Inst seen' bn Friday when she had ', fired a pile of brush. No one saw the but it is evident that her clothing 'naught fire and she ran to Two expect to be In ,hB house, nor garments nnmze, ami I then tore off her dress and under- THE DALLES, . . Ore., Oct. 12. Robert H. Leo of ;Portland. fireman, Is dead, and 20 persons are more or less seriously Injured as the result of a wreck on the Union Pacific Satur day night nine miles west of Arling ton, - when '-the -CTOntinental Limited Htruck a break in the rails, throwing the engine and two tars over the em bankment. ' C. M. Wall, engineer,- In suffering from fractured ribs and Internal In juries, 'i The hospital where the injured are being treated, reported this murnlng that all are showing improvement land that no further atalities are ex pected. Reports' of the cause of the accident vary but it has been ascertained that a big boulder, weighing about four tons, rolled down an embankment and onto thetrack. breaking the heavy rail on the right hand side of the track. Tho rock was not on the road bed. rail officials doclare. A track walker had passed the spot on his in spection trip shortly before the wreck occurred. The engine and five cars left the track in the crush. j Express Messen ger O. H. Hamilton had a narrow es cape. Telegraph wires were torn down and the tracks wore wrecked for a distance of 600 feet.1- Among the Injured were P. J. Qulnn, Alice K. Gatls,- E. Waidvogel and J. Boyd Hanley, of Pendleton. Walt Zeldler, Charles Dunford. Jack Crump. Mrs. Al Dunford, .Mrs. Klein hammer and Mr. Bates were Medtord vlaitnra MnndflV. ' We have some new neighbors on the accident, Silva place. There are five children in the family, ti. cillemon have moat of their wear, dying before she could get Into p'tcher, Johnson. Losln? pitcher, Yde. beef gathered and some have already en OREGON STILL HOPES TO SURPRISE BEARS ON 24TH OF OCTOBER EUGENE, Ore., Oct .12. Some what disheartened by the 0 to 0 de feat at the hands of the University of Idaho here Saturday, the Univer sity of Oregon football team today Is setting about grimly to pull itself to gether to dril for the coming game with the University of California in Portland on October 24. Next Saturday the Oregon men will face Pacific on the local field. It will give the Webfooters a chance to smooth out the rough spots so clearly brought out by Idaho and will give them the added advantage of a not too hard game In preparation for the California men. The whole determination of the Oregon team this year has been to beat or hold to a tie the touted Call fornlans. That determination, though a little dimmed by the Idaho defeat, is still hovering around the Webfodt camp. Cook with gas. 4th Medford Glass Co. Automobile Glass and Mirrors mad to order. We call for your sash and replace broken windows. Phone 14a 118 S. B.rtlstt axel-.. Umpires Moriarty (A.) plate; Rig- ler (N.) first: Owens (A.) second; McCormick (N.) third. Time of game, 2 hours. sold. Dr. R. O. McRae of Davenport wns Snow Falls on Cascade Summit; Rain in Bend 1IEND, Ore., Oct. 12. With a tem perature ranging only two degrees during the 24 hours, .13 Inches of rain fell In Iiend yesterday, Most of it fell dining the early morning. The highest temperature yesterday was 38 nnd tho lowest 36, according to the weather observer. A light snowfall near the Cascade summit was reported by Heud residents who came over the John Deeson has the contract for 'summoned by the daughter, who lives jMcKonzle past) yesterday from the OAC. ONLY TEAM building the new Unlontown school-, on unoiner i.u-m some oimame r. nouae i her mother, sne had mane tne jour- Mr and Mrs. C. C. Purse! nnd Mrs. ney Sundny afternoon to see her Ciump transacted business In Modford mother and found her dead. and Jacksonville Friday. I Mrs.. Baldwin, aged about CJi Is bo- Dean Sultmarsh celebrated his 2Cth Heved to have relatives In Eugene, birthday with a dinner at his mother's Ore. The body will be sent there for Sunday. Those present beBldes tne rml family were Charles Dunford, Mr. and The cake was maue uy Willamette valley. Happy New Year. THE HAtiriC. Tho queen Is cut ting salaries of the royal household 10 per cent beginning New Year's duy. CORVALMS. Ore., Oct. With the season two weeks old, the Oregon Agricultural college football team stands In the position of being northwest conference which has not ''" tt!e..h!?" been scored upon. Like Stanford, California and University of South ern Mrs. Hash. Mrs. Hash. We had a hard rain Monday night I which was fine for the range. ... Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Miller, with 12. children and Mr. Miller's mother, visited relatives on tne creea ounuay. Mr. Mttnsell Is busy getting ready for winter. He has several hundred White Leghorn hens. He has great Albert Young from Star Ranger station took pack mules In the moun norma nm. n.vers, y ' "" - tainH Tuesday morning to bring out California, the Aggies have not ie , fr, viiow yet had a coast conference game, but their northwest conference op ponents have not scored against them. Conch Sehisslcr will bend every effort to maintain the record of his team with Whitman next Sat urday In Portland. the forest service men from Yellow Jacket. Mollis Parks has his new house about completed. Vostcnluy's ltt! nils. At Portland 5-7: Sacramento T-2-At Los Angeles 6-5; Oaklnnd 4-Tl. At Sun Francisco 4-S: Vernon 0-U. At Seattle Halt iike 4-. Bucky HenV I'ninons. Too. I STONY POINT, N. Y. Nomination papers for a candidate for town su pervisor have been thrown out be muse of suspicion about the names oL Pick font Uucy Harris and among the signers. Mary . RAM FRANCISCO, Oct. 12. (A. P.I Unofficial standings ot Pacific A Patriotic Runner. TtKfSLIX. 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