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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (April 6, 1928)
VU FACTS EIGIIT ranrorcfi 'SfKTfj TTtrnTTNT!, uraDronp, 'onr.flfts. pktdav. 'Avmrti, "ms. r-i Chico State College Band, Hunt's Craterian Sunday TO PORTLAND FOR m Ou account of the eipreisseil de tire of so many of the baseball (ana to attend the scries of ball games with the opening of the Pa cific Coast league at Portland, on April IT, the Southern Oregon general aKency of the Southern Pa cific company this murnlnn an nounced an excursion rate of $7.60 for the round trip from Ashland, Medford and Grants Pass, and Glendale and all Intermediate points, and $ti from points Kiddle to Oakland Inclusive. Tickets will be on sale April 16 only and will be food returning on any train reachlns southern Ore gon by mlilnlKht Sunday, the 22d. On going trip tickets will be good only on April 16th. Tills is the lowest rate ever granted any excursion party from southern Oregon. The baseball fans are arranging for a block of seats In, the grand Btnnd so that the southern Oregon party may be together. The open ing game In Portland Is u gnla event, bands, parades, etc. The governor and mayor usually open the season by pitching and en-duavorln.-; to catch or bat the first ball pitched. COASTCREWSTO T SEATTLE, April 6. W1) With the flrHt victory already checked up for the southertHTM, threo Crews of the UniverHftles of Cali fornia and W u h h i n k t a n wort primed for the start of their an nua reyuttu on i.uke Wuflhiiigtuii late toilny. 'J ho Henm took the Jump yen terduy when their four-oarcd crew came from behind to win nn unofficial mile race from the HuHky HUbHtltutes by a five-foot marKin. The race wan not timed. t k nAuu n.n -uui (hni I the only'triumph that win bo carried hack to California from the 1928 retcatta. Tho northern varsity was a sIIrIU favorite to win, while there were few who doubted the supremacy of the Purple and flold Junior varsity nnd freshman sweepsters. Thin is the first year that there has been any decided rtmiht nmonK Kealtle crew experts ns to the outcome of tho dual meet on Lake WnHhington. California's varsity Is admit tedly the strongest that has ever como north. BULL BEATEN BY WOODS AT K. F. KIjAM ATI! FAI.l, Oro., April tf.- Mull Montana, screen idol and mat artist, was flattened two out uf three fulls last night by pallor Jack Woods of Medford In tho main event of n gruelling and ext-ltlng wrestling card. Montana tnni( tho first full nn a body scis sors but lost the next two on a toe hold and wrist lock. Sheen owners, - Attention) ' W are In position to pay you more than .anybody for wool-mohair. See tu before you uell. MEDFOKD BAHOAIN HOUSE, Phone 1062. 27 N. Grape BtistM When Buying a Rabbit DEMAND that It be a Cloverleaf Inspected 1 Plainly tagged and at CRYSTAL MARKET Phone 481 MSERTV MARKET Phone 164 AMERICAN MARKET Phone 87S WEST 8IDE MARKET Phone 49 GLACIER MARGET Phone 103-X ARCADE MARKET Phone 1136 LINCOLN MARKET North River I Ida. INFLUENZA Aa a preventive, melt and lnnaie nignt end morning VAFORUB Ovmr 21 Million Jar. Utl Y,mrly Windows and Doors p I.AHf5F.ST STOC K IM' mm SOITHKIIV OHEOO! TROWBRIDGE i- J,l mhi:h vahu mm IS n n n cifl The Chico Htato college bandi will uiieur ut llunt'i Craterian on A.irll Rth 'J ho bund Ik a picked orjtanlza-, ' " tlun Belected from the college's : t addition of a Hlimlnj; come- bet and npcclally trained for thlnjdian of professional caliber In his; trip. Many of the boys double on ; imperonution of a verdant "fronh-i two or three Instruments IT BY SNOW, RAIN; niin II I T H IIA On 1 I 1 1 K K I P K hi 1 1 I ' ! U U It It I L II I lU Lmi) I AMAIULLO. Tex.. Alir. 6. 4V- AcceptlnK the added handicap of ; adverse weatner the uu runners ana walkers remalnlnif In the trans-1 contlnental marathon today turn- ed toward Groom, A'i miles east ; of here. The 33rd lap of 37 miles from; Vega yejiterdny wus one of the , must exacting since the start at I,os Angeles March 4. As Ony ' lined up nt Vega a flurry of snowi nflored variety from the hout they j had previously experienced. Kuln felt atj Intervals 'throughout the trek. ui iiB'-'a "Y ' lime of 297:24;44 for tho l.lj m i ics. j o n n na 10, j 'Uhsaic, i . j ., i was second in 6:05:07. Andrew The Yankees pounded the hall to I flnlrla I-a-Payne. Claremont, Okla.. IMilllpI win, 14 to 4. from Onbbv Street's! Morris. Ala., Granville. Hamilton. Ont.. ami Arne Huomlnen of Uetrolt, flnish-iHuth ed less than 20 minutes behind Kaio. Boumlnen continued to lead in elapsed time with 1110:07:43. Allan Currier (Irants Tass, Ore, finished twentieth In 8: 0:31 and 2 r 1 : 0 0 : 1 tl elapsed lime. (Ily The Ajisoclaled Press) A pair of horn,. by Hni ortlund oiitfloUt.-r. proved tho , mui-Klu by which the ll.nll'UIHl I " ' I humblud I.oh AukcU'h. Tiiu himi-c i wum 4-2, (.'ouch idling the An Itels down With nine neutered hits. ItutlerleN: Couch uml Ke tto; I'lltl uml lliiiumh. KlnNhy fleldliiK beliliul the uir tlKllt hurllnii of Winer Jucoha enabled Run l-'nineiHco to make It threa strnlRhl over Heuttle, this llmo by a 4-1 score. Jacobs did not allow an earned run. flat teries: Teachout nnd ilurkfr; t Jacobs and Hprtnx. t Kour hits, ono a homer, by Fnrrell MacDcnald. one of Ailotl, wns all the cliunipion tink'"" scieen's most fumotis ilmruc could collect off the delivery of ! ter uctors, rocelved one of the Curtis Kullerton. nnd Holly wood , most lniportunt actlnt; parts of romped to Its third strulKht vie-, the senson when he wus entrusted tory. 3-1. llutterles: Killlortnn with the role of JIkkh In "Hrlnit urid Hnssler. Aanew; Ilnsty, Iaa- Inn Cp Kuther," which cornea to lia and Hool, Head. the ltlallo theater Snturdny. Away to a good start, Nelson, l'olly Mornn plays MnKate, the vounir Mission hniii-r. weakened rcdoubtnhlo but diminutive wife In the fourth nnd fifth innlnKs. iind Hucrutnento smashed Itlm for six runs, enough to win their third victory of the week, 0-&. llutterles: Nelson, Iwvenpiirl and Huldwln; Mh en, SiiiKleton nnd Hevereld. CHICAGO. Apr. fi. Not Jnhnnv Wels5inuller. "the hnmnn I fish," hut a(shy ni-year-olil Cin cinnati youth', Wsl'er Ijiufer. Is the scnrlnK nee of the National Ama teur union's reenrd. breaking in door swimming championships for 1028. Klnshintr throuuh the water in world's remd time to capture champlnuMilns tn the 300-yard In dividual medley and tho l.r0.yardl buck snko events and placing j second In the l-"0 nnd 2-M-ynrd free style swims. IjuitVr. who com-j peted unattached, scored 18 points.) WcisMtiullcr ws second with IS. while the Illinois Athletic cluh of Chlcano led seven (her clubs far club humus with 1 4 points. j WelKsimiller and Pete Hesjardins of Sianfttrd university, defended j successfully their titles In the THta ynrd .free style nnd fancy hir.h hoard illvhiK respectively. Welss- I mtiller won his race y firt feet nnd loafed nhttiK at compnratlvety slow II in. Klv world's records were shnl (ered in the swlmmitu; champlon- 1 ships whlt h cloned bis nluht. while j another was shuttered by Walter 'spence of (he Uronkiyn Y. M. C. A. jln nn official lone try in the Qi jyard breast itroko which wai not I a part ot (lie championship com- 'HUMAN FISH HAS; SWIMMNGRIVAL Their ac tls a Rood one and their ! p,Krnm llf ot j.,eat variety. The : 'man.'. The saxophone ulnit lw Latest Dope on the Big Leagues NEW YORK, Apr. 6. (P The humbling of major league, baseball clubs by their little brothers con- lnlues- although in lenser degree. r,!y two r Ul blB fti!louy fcl1 hitore mlnor h'aKue opposition yes- t sues In doubt the loaern scoring i only one run between them. The Cleveland Indiuns lost to MontKomery of the Southeastern H-aBiie, 4 to 0, while Indianapolis . , ... -uuw. downed Cincinnati. 11 to 1. Tno; hall tournament ut the Unl- Kiona of MontKomery bunched their ' VerHlty of f,"ll ttBO. The midwest hits while the Cleveland sufetiesi Uhh lwo five" Ml 1,1 ",ay and aid not even count In the avenges. Ul" rr weat one- In the rout of Cincinnati at In- Today's four games will find dianapolls. Jackie May 'could not, uur of five "uull,e,n taanw defend himself with his usually J amiV('u aBalnnt each other for o itooil left and was knocked out in!rlKnl ui nvW in the seml- tho third round. Onlv Ethan Al h-n's late home-run wived the Iteds from the fate of tho Indians. The best pitching performance of the sprint? season was contrlb- uimi ny inn waiKer ns lie icrt- !' il"0? tors reached the big fellow for only.1 Knoxvllle team of the Sally lenmie. registered n triple, double,! ! simrle and drew two passes. Urooklyn's Ilnhlns. aroused by i an Atlanta defeat the day before. rapped out 21? hits to defent the! Crackers. 15 tn 2. In the second of the series Itnbe. Iiresnler. who In his entire career as a HoMn, luul made but one bit, deliverod four. Tho Pittsburg llrne won going n?"rv?m '",,,"P,1." "!:,""i"B tho loxnns. 10 tu 1. y Krrmnr " ' i-rv .mi'uu(vh oi me uucca nnrr ahock troom, pilohcd tluht bull. The White Sox. off In front, kept Improvlnc their poal'lone until they dofented I.oulHVllln, 17 to . K.von prcnontn of floral hnro bWs ,, trnV(,nB ,m , K J ,.,..,, ,, ",,.,..."' ' Cfllllll Hill Hln II. .ut II . v.iutn.iii i ,n i downed, 13 to 3. The Ilrowns, Curds, Cubs and j TIku wcro kvpt out of action by Maggie and Jiggs Live on Screen of JIkss. and Mario Dressier np- pears lu the rolo of Mrs. Dinty j Moore, his sister. The battles between tho two sisters-in-law make comedy of tho most hilari ous. roIllckltiK type. All the epi sodes of tho cartoons, such aa I .Mkks adventure with his wife's French poodle, the corned hoof at Dlnty Moore's place and Man gle's attempt to court the favor of nohilUy, are included. Those who sent In cartoons In will receive a f.e ticket, to the mitlnee only, for tomorrow, by calling at tlo Mail Tribune to. morrow at 1 p. m. Clenn rags wanted at the Mall IVIhn of f t f When Morning Provides Horning Energy Cooht in 2 Vi to 5 minutes one of the bent on the coast. A fanfare quartet will be a pleasant utii'prlxe. Iinnine a well balanced band wlIh lh(t fll.e amI (.nthuwiaBm of college boya and you have Paul Voumk'h Melody Men from Chico Hiate college. SYSTEMLESS FIVE CUK'AriO, April 0. (ff1) Five j teams from the south. Including Can- Creek (the wonder team with a yK tern leas stylo of play), today were among the eluht 'l""1"1 fur the quarter final j rniuiM. i iu nun naa w. mm weNtorn hlh tjcorlnir combination for a foe, while the other game was between the midwest and the far west. Today's games (championship), fourth round: v Canton, 111., vs. St. George, t,lh Grand Forks, X. I)., vs. Alex- Ashland, fCy. Car Creek, Ky. Vienna, Ga., vs. Fights Last Night ( Ily tho Associated Press.) KANSAS CITY Imey Garfinkle, Salt Lake, won over Uoyai Coff man Omaha, (10). KOlt THOMAS, Ivy. , Midget; C.uery, Cincinnati, won from Puul Anthony, Onmdn." ( 10). Doris' Baby in West While Doris Talmcr McDonald, widow of George McDonald, who was hanged in Vullcyfield, Quo bee, jail for the murder of a Montreal taxi driver, has begun serving a life sentence for com plicity in the crime in the Kings- ton, Ont., penitentiary, her son, Kenneth Allen, two years old, "oove' 15 00,I,K t nis los" ter grandmother, Dr. Frances Palmer, ut Oklahoma City, Okla. Friends nnd relatives, according to Dr. Tuimcr, still hope to bring about Doris release. Minutes Count G FOR ONE THING-THEY'RE MILD; AND WHAT'S MOWE-THEY SATISFY Ljgcett & Mtess Tobacco Co. "Your Premium Ham for Easter is Here" Say All These Dealers Look through this list of dealers who have prepared especially for your visit. They assure you of complete readiness to supply your requirements. A dealer in your neighborhood is fully prepared to deliver a whole ham or any part of a ham at your desire. Order now. 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