Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 03, 1928, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextO MTDTTmn TTTP.TTNT!. TMT:rrOPvD, OHFCiftNT, TUESDAY. APRIL 3, 3Q23. FXRT! SIX HOOVER AND AL Sad Story of Child COAST LEAGUE TODAY, FROM 2 STATES DETHOIT. Mich.. April 3. UP) ; -Keluroit compilcit today by Uic iJfilroll Nva trum 1712 of 2117 j precincts In llio ntutu nhow that' Herbert Hoover received H0.D021 Vuic for the Itcpuhlican preHl-l lleuLUil eiirtonHmient. and c,uv- rnur Alfred K. Kmlth, of New; Turk, 3!l.4!2 Volea for the Demo cratic preferment In yestenluy'a preferential primary. The figureM indicated the linht eit vote ever cant In any prcid denllul preference p rlraury In Michigan. It was the flrnt pri mary, however, in which no for mal petition was presented on cither party ticket. WATEItVIU.E. .Me.. April 3- UP) ily a vote of 4 Hit to 174 the Jlcmocrut.H of .Maine In their state convention today voted to semi , their 12 delegate to the national convention inetructed to vote aj a unit for Governor Alfred K. j Smith of New York for the presi dentlul nomination. ! mSm I OPENING t: Aelil BARRI & - f A i if I j Fill WR1GLEY WITH Latest Dope on the Big Leagues T NEW VOltK, April 3. W l Mayor Jam Iloh, Jr., Sun! IVanciHco, wan Incorrectly quoted n Haying hero ycMtcnlny that, lie Jia! chanefd his party rcKintra i Mun and would vote fur ili-lcgatc- for Ooyernor Kmlth In California i pitldenitul primarieH. ; The mayor, with Matthew T. ? Sufllvant formor jUBtlce of the Callfu::iia uunreme court, were In- i lorvlflwed after c a 1 I 1 n k upon i ! Mayor Walker. Sullivan wild he i hud ThaiiKed IiIh it-KlHirutlun us i jIeen juczkowska, seven, of j "ItepuMlcan- and wh heart Toledo, 0., is suffering at Toledo's i houI for Governor Smith. II , .,' j added -that a majority of Call- juvenile detention home with ' fornlu ' JjcmocratH were for him. burns on her hand, mouth and Through an error. Mayor j chest, alleged by authorities to SAX KKANCISCO, April 3. With a $0.00o prize um an addod lnueniivo, elKht Pacific Coast leaKue clubs, weather permitting, will Hwlng into action today In the CHICAfSO. April 3. five HtralKht exhibition of the Chicago Cuoh over the (By Brian lit-Il, Aj--iuul Irti,s SMrtH WrlMT.) NEW YoKK, A 3. A A 14 major league leumH are drawing nearer lunne day by day, they may view witn Home alarm the bad ex-, ample set by the two Philadelphia . clubK alrendy at home workinR : overtime before the starting bell (A? The , rlnH. victor!' 1 no family argument of the . Athletics and rhlNlfrt became National League champions, have ' heated yeHtei day that it was necea- unrv tn til:iv 1 linnlnL'H hefnre the openiDK Kame of (ho iy8 baao-! convinced William WriBley, guin Amerl(.un ...uerH werd reiurned bull BeuHon. .and baebu11 magnate, that his WinnerM. 8 to 5. The Phillies came The .Seattle Indium and the San cutj j at lust certain of a pen- from behind to tie the xcore in the Framrlsco SealH are Mated to pry the lid nlf here, while Hollywood's ' rejuvenated StaiH open acroBs the hay with Oakland. Sacramento play hoBt to the Minions at the ' victorious traininB ae- , baseball 8in. capital city and t m i'ortland Bon WrlKlfy joyfu toUy . Uirry ,, Heavers are acheduled to make It an all-California opening day by takinK on the Aiwla at I.o An- nam. And hiH opinion In uphelu pinw anu r.-inuiii.-u un generally by sport fans of Chi- behavior until the eleventh InnlnK t.UKO, 'when they threw discretion to the Home after watching the Cuba : 'nM ana commrieu numerous lUCMlUlIIK a num. enton met ihe challenee !Th combination of Cub pitcher 10 mt " nine ,nnm lur u?w i jund hitters, led by the former ; otk i.ianis y luminv am...iK- t I'irnte. K'ikl Clivler. nn, Iluck , "" " 1 ea k u e r writ t-u u n l i m k nton hi ruck a blow in his behalf In the shape of a home-run. The world champion New York out 10 hits to score 10 runs, just I-ou (lehrlp'H three triples. while the : .1 ...t.u 1 , N'ntional The schedule will ho played on ! " ""V. . ... . ... Z 12 Hen a Bpllt-season uasiH. I lie urst nan of thirteen weeltH enclinK July 3, 1 " nlr t ir,-u - ne believes and the second hair October 4. Hie' ..Tn ' np tnft hftt!t Yankees saw the Atlanta Crackers meet in a play-off series for 15,. ; !n"hlet,"f.1. " M t,.. their thunder bv smashln:! IMHI I lit IllVIIII'fl fill n UII-4II IJiiHlH. - " . in . r,.,w. . w. hiiv hud in vears. They've tne reinaminn vv 01 tn pr.xe . ;--,- " " Ihln ,:,.. enough ZXZn -V wait ,nprrd interest notnclu. ,.,, Mhe funs Ket another look at this!"'1'-. h,nn loveleBKie. nuempiint, ll the event one club la returned "" There1!, the fellow i comeback, found the southerner... the,,wl "nril,1t."r"he ...a. n.:.e Vn, An., they ; Jry.n .. ive him . set They ( he was temiieramentai. w ny, ne s " " ... 1 th easiest feh.lw on the team w"f never headed 10 pet alonK with. He'll do any- Th thlinK splits of the f hi-, i,,i. ,i i10.u ,.infF capo Cubs wre near the hollinR, 10 do a lot. Ymi w-i;t and see, season, thut team will draw down the $15,000 and the remainder will he split up by the Hccoud and third position teams. KARASIGK HUSKY InfW SWIM MARK FOE FOR BULL! SET BY YOUTH with thai of Hulllvan In fttutement reKanllng declaration. The Anloclaled 1'reBi. reirretH the error and in k'11 tu mnke! the correction. ;;.... , , RolphH name waa linked w.m, . . ::.,. hv sf the lalter's ' r chanxe of mother, Mrs. Josephine liuczkow. ska. 1 he child, returning from school eating un apple, enraged her mother, because she believed Helen was eating too much, ac cording to juvenile' authorities. Mrs. Uuczkowska is said to have admitted burning her stepdaugh ter, but staled thut she did not mean it. TO SEN. WILLIS DELAWARE, Ohio, April 3. (Pi -Men prominent in stutu and na tional political life arrived In this quiet college town today to pay tribute at tho bier of Senator rmnk B. Willis, who wan alricken suddenly from the ranks of candi date!) for presidential nomination by death Friday In tho midst of a homo-cniniiiK political party. Simple ' funeral ervlccH will mark the pawl 11 k of the Ohio sen ator who rose from a poor Dela ware farm hoy to a siale represen tative, governor, United States tieutilor and finally a contender for the presidential nomination. Thousands filed past the sena tor's bier in dray chain-1 at Ohio Wesleyan university during the services at 2 p. in. Thousands of persons, many of them from state and national political life, paid tribute to the senator while his bodg lay in h trite yesterday ami three thousand persons, most ly close friends and neighbors, visit ed the Willis home Sunday. Kight men who have known Senator Willis since he frequented nn old swimming hold near Lewis Center iih a buy and who later aid ed him to achieve his political aspirations, will bear his body to n nrave In Oak firovo cemetery near ihose of his father and mother. Postern were being placed over the entire county today for the j much anticipated Hull Montana and Al Karaslck wrestling matcji next Friday night at the new Hi larity hall wrestling pavilion. KuntNlck is expected to arrive, here Thursdiiy for the match and Mon tana will arrive early Friday, giv ing both men an opportunity rest before entering the ring. over point as they shelled the Pitts burg Pirates Into submission for the fifth time in ns many chances. The score was 6 to 4. Art Xehf showed that there is life in the old southpaw yet, by pitching seven innings of good left-handed base ball. lirooklyn continued to go along under the momentum of hard hit ting and good pitching and won from Jacksonville, 1 2 to 4. The veteran Hill Doak took advantage Fights Last Night (Ity the Associated Prens. ' ItOSTON. - Koberto Hoberti, j Italy, won on a foul over Ted Sand-J wlna, derma ny CI), (ieoige .ian- oliun, 1 orchcster. Muss., defeated Joe Simonh h. Unite. Mont., (10).' Krnle Schnaf, I lost mi, won over Lienuy Touehstrine. I-'buitln (10). j PHII.AHKI.PHIA. Phil Kap-j Ian won over Itiibe McCnrgary.j OKIahonm (10). Kalph Siuiih.; California, knocked nut icmge ( Mulholland. Itrooidyu CJ ). Wyo- ming Warner, Che fnne. Unoi-keil out Nerses Artlinon. Fcypt ( M. I Angeles, and Ted lNterbrook. Nlles. I Ohio, drew l-i. Jack McKennu. Toronto, knocked out Howard Heiitz, Wllwaukee (."). XI-: W YOKK. - Jack lliimheck. lti'lglum won on a foul over Jimmy 1 l'.yrtie, Louisville (Hi. llt'FFAI.O, X. Y. Larry (Inlns, ( 'ana da. beat i'.lg Hoy Peterson, Xew Orleans (10). I'KOKIA, III. Les Marrlner. I'nlvernlty of Illinois, k nocked out A. . Peilelle, Inmwood, Mich. t"L SA It ASt TA. Khi. Young Strih ling, Macon, knocked out Marshall lilac kstnek, Hlrminuhiim ( 2 . MI'LMPHIS. Krankle Ougan. Karusick expects to make short work of the Hull, who has other Ideas on the matter. Karusick is equally as strong as Montana, who displayed his strength here last week when he defeated Sailor Jack Wood, the local pride, by two out of three falls. T'-x Porter, n young local grup pler, is training for his preliminary match with Cecil Han fck of (rants Pass and at this meeting expects to give Harrick "the works." ClIICAfiO. April .1. UV A new ' of the youth of the southeastern world's rwimming record was leaguers and shut them out while established at the National Amu-, he was pitching. teur Athletic Cnlon's Indoor swim-t The Sf. Louis Cardinals stopped mlng championships last night. Knoxville of the Sully league, 9 Skimming through the tiO-footjto 8. iu.nl of the Chicago Athletic as- The former cripples. liny Marten soclallon in A 3 - ft seconds better and cnick iiurey, lent me winning to i time than the old world mark. I L'0-year-old youth. Walter Uiufe of Chicago, unattached, won the national title in the individual MANN -S The Best Goods for the Price, No Matter What the Price MANN'S Wednesday Specials at MANN'S Dept. Store Save Money on These Items Tomorrow UNDERWEAR SPECIAL m -: $1.39 Values 98c 1 Women's rayon bloomers, s t e p i n & and shorties made of an extra fine grade of rayon in all the pop ular light shades, up to SI 39 Qf?C values, Wednesday special, each ZOK See Display In Window SOON IN TEXAS JOHN 0. PROUD i OF GOLF attack. Hlndes with four hits for. nine bases exceeded his normal spring tryout, Slightly stunned at Tulsa, where 300-yard medley swim. Waller, they get many of their players, Speme of the ' Hrooklyn Y. M.I by a first Inning home-run with the C. A., the defending champion, j bases full, the St. Louis P.rowos was second, and Allan Cross. F.rie, j kegu pecking away until they won.' Pa.. Y. M. C. A., third. Laufer's.f to 8. ) time was 3:39 4-5. The old rec- Chicago's White Sox won from I ordr. held by himself, was 3:45 2-fi, Memphis. 5 to 3. because they were, neconds I paying off on runs and not hits: j America's "human fish," Johnny j the big leaguers fell behind in saf- H WeismuUer of the Illinois Athletic ces. ; Jake Muy and Hay Koip pitched ; so well for Cincinnati that the i Kfds were aide to blank the Louis- j ville Colonels while they were scor-: ing1 seven runs. j zzz Vic Sorrell and C.eorge Smith rz: shut out De Pratt's Waco club as j z the Detroit Tigers scored seven ! runs, aided by five hits from Harry Itlce's bat. t club, easily retained his national title In the 220-yurd free style event in the plow time of 2:10 2-5 seconds. Lanier finished second ami Paul c. Siunson of the 1. A. 'C. third. TCCCMCAIH. X. M ., April 3 Xinety-three athletes remain I ni; In tin- Lo.s Angeles to New York marathon today faced a 4ri-mile trek to (lien llio, which wilt place them In position to cuter Texas tomorrow. Arne Suominen of 1 letrolt con tinued to hold first place In elapsed time, with 1 77 :4S : 45 for t he 10 7 0.1) miles, a lead of more than four hours o v e r Andrew Payne m" Clare more, ok hi, j Scth Conales of Denver led In I yesterday's 34 3 lap from Xew- klrk. covering the 4: Ji : 30. He ranks elapsed time. distance fortieth .Memphis, knocked out Al Knowle New Orleans (1). PORT OF SILETZ . PROJECT FAILS OF COOS RECEDE MifflRiHUITt tAVUKLU IN OKMONH HKAt'll, Kla., Apr. 3. (I1) John H. Hockefeller. Sr., who has learned during the last four months something about golf he never knew before, turned toward homo today, happy that he has been able to cut a fe wstrokes off his daily six-hole game, and re freshed after a long rest. Since tie came here November 30. Mr. Hockefeller hns learned a new way to address the hall. It has Improved 3-CUSWON TILTS CHICACO. April 3. OP) WH I'e Hoppe. former IS. 2 lialk line king and holder of the three cusnion high run record of 29, planned his debut into national three -cushion tournament compe tition today when he meets Angle Kieekhefer of Chicago, former champion. Hoppe is the favorite to take the tide from Otto Hle- hts game to such selt of Philadelphia BEFORE BOARD an extent that he has seldom miss-! Itcisc It won his first game yea ed his daily play and has been 1 terday, defeating Art Thurnhlad ; able to turn in a score satisfuc- j of "hicago. Lcn Kenney of Chi tory to himself. In addition, his' cngo furnished the first upset of j drives have given him upwards of the tournament when he He. 150 yards, another source of pride feated Kieekhefer, 50 to 4!, In the Rt-yenr-oM nil kinc. I 62 Innings. . I t SALKM. Ore., April 3. (P) --An attempt of the county court oT LI nen In county to call an elec tion on the question of forming the port of SHetii hoy was Illegal for thu.'rcamm that the entire area In volved was alreudy Included in the port W Newsrt. The Mate n ' premo court so holds today in af firming Judge C. K. Skipworth in (ho cua of Frank L. Priest against tho Lincoln county couii, appel lant. Tho opinion wah written by Justice Hrown. "It has frequently boon decided in the varioiw Jut Isdlctionii of this country," says tho opinion, "that two lawfully organised municipal corporation cannot at the same time exercise their functions over tbo same population and territory." NK.W YOliK. April X tJeiie Tunney today hotilled the . - I New York state athletic commiss- M utiiFiKi it Ore nr" t ' fioit that Tom Uecuev had been se- MAKSIII ILLU, the.. Apt.. J. IUmM)i1 as hjs nex( (ftUi npponon, t,V) -Alter being menaced for t wi,hln an hour after the b.mrd had second time by a Hood wlililu a . failed to sanction the match he lew days. Coquille valley was cause of dene's failure to heed spared again when a torrential rain their request lor such a statement, ceased yesterday and the sw.Jleu streams began to recede. Itep'tits this moiniu.; sliowed the Coquille. liver and Its tributaries which overflowed lowlands and threat ened highway and railroads, were j dropping. , Trains were operating" south of here today. Heports last night showed highways south of Coquille- J iiindatcd but with receding streams ; tntlfie was expected to he Mimed. Tablecloths S4.45 Values S3.98 Puro linen damask table cloths fine quality, comes in rose, iop )v and daffodil patterns, lvgu lar price -t-1.45, AVed- $398 nesday sjiecial, each.... Handkerchiefs 59c Values 45c leortetk handkerchiefs for Eas ter iit'ts j" l:stel shades, lace net, and hand painted trim, 59c. values, Wednesday A Utf special, each " NEW WASH DRESSES $2.25 Values $1.95 A new shipment of spring wash blouses made of broadcloth, rayon and printed linene in vest and banded overblouse styles, long and short sleeves, sizes 34 to 44, d 1 QC regular $2.25 values, Wednesday special, each . P Collar anil puff sots i ecru lace, "Theme' chiffon sil f "TUP TODF FriU FVFPVRODV J ' cial 95 PHONE-4BO-487 MEOFORD.OBtCON. !' ' $2.19 Mail Orders Promptly Filled, Postage Prepaid Agents for Butteriok Patterns : .. The Toggery Quality Coprrilbt 1S Hut Sch.lnrt Man Suits S30 to S50 Hats S4 to $10 1 I'oltTI.ANl). Hit, April S. l.Ti M'nniplatn if Wiillor II. Ildnryman. ! rhiit Kinn 11 1 itii's ill iiri-oiuits WASHIXliTOX. April :l. -, 'I"' IVi iluinl Imxlni: rnmml-j lluliin. kiiiiik In frnv Ihc MMiali- fill- l"ii hh i on.-lilon-,! :it conr.-r- nurp ciinunillcK Imlav Simti'Iui'V ' cn.'t' of t!i- -lty .-oniuil Imlay. Thr Milliill went (ivi'r Ills alx flKilli'H mail,! wax nfiir.il In CnminiK with I'l't'slili'lll Coiillili;i Willi Vw I"It IMit for Investlmulnn ami ll'sull lll.lt luitll nun.d tllat taxil runk .1. I.iiii'I'khii. i -hill: iiian .,f ri',llli't lull ulloulil lint I'Xi l'Oil Sll,- I thf riininiNolnn. wa llki-il Tor a 110. IMHl ' fllll t'l'piM-t. Pipertown: Kunior that t ho Pied Piper himself will make a visit to this city was confirmed at an ' interview with this distinguished personage today. "Yes," said the Pied Piper, ''I have made arrange- ments with ('. M. Kidd & Co. to he in their store rORTLANO, Oro., April 3 (') The etute suiierlnli'iidiMit of hnnkH, A. A. Sfihrnm, Imd no tnti ment today rt'lullvo to the cnnitc for the cIobIiib of the Anliloy 8luic lianh yesterday olher than that Im pairment of i-apllul renoitreea of tho limtlttitlon made the closlriK nceeimiiry. Denodlla in Hi" 1nnlt on f1"""- r "K totali'd :i.',ai". ArraiiReiiienls have heen made to return all rlly iay warrantB de piinitHd In llio hank yeHterday and Into Hutiinlay hy policemen and firemen. All city implore who ilrew money on tho wiirruntu will ho required to refund the nioner anil Hike hack the wnrninlii. Ab ti remilt many firemen and policemen were horrowlim here mid there today fo rale the money .with which to obluln the warrants. Dress Up for Easter And Spring Days to Follow When you step out on Kaster inorinng, will you have the assurance that your attire will he correct in every detail '. To he sure of this pay our store a visit. We are style specialists and will send you out with that "correct dress assurance." Our suits, hats and accessories are of the hotter type, conihining style and quality. The cost, is easv? too so whv not have the hest Z ,ie.t QJflTfjk " '3 rawTrriffsa llif Urit.l Wrmmrr C.. M lir-Lil.bll.htd I0S4 MEDF0RD TOBACCO CO. Wednesday, April 4 at 4 o'clock in the afternoon o "Spread the good news far and wide t?iat T want cjjjery child in town to meet me there. There will he free hats, horns, storv lnO'cs and other souvenirs." Parents: Do not fail to hring your chirlren to go jthe jolly Pied Pip! Lots of fun for yourselves and the youngsters! C. M.IvIDD & CO. East Main Street, Medford o Hart Schaffner & MarxcSuits O Stetson Hat Dobbs Hat, O The Largest and Finest Clothing Store in Southern Oregon . 1 he I oggery Value 5 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiy iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiii CLASSIFIED ADVEETISIIhJ GETS RESULTS