Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 15, 1928, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextKTEfiFOftTi MXTTJ TRTBTTSTTC, KTEDFOIITJ, OTCEflONY fttjmY,- APRIL" 15, 1928. frAU!5 I LIVERPOOL. EJ18-. April H. PIRATES BLANKED J ITALIAN WALKER ISOLD DRINKS TO LAYTON REGAINS j -HIT yUim Ij . t lie en I .TO Tun men were killed Uen ; y I ithe nrilish steamiil.;i Mont an Irohors Monday while en IIIPAC DITPUINP! IICDBV I CAIKD I1DV JlinrC PI AIM Q PIICUinM TIT1 Ci T . .. tn I ivarnnnl from St. John, N B. One of the men killed was IIIUIIIMU ULIIUI LLnULIi uiu tiiuui, ULnim j UUJIHUM HILL 'Jack Walker, the ship b eleitrniun TCAMUIMl nDin I I LnlVI Hill MUIILU LUUrtU ! 1 r ) Ot'lT tlitc Ju v. hurt!' a . i V - (.V ' 10 1 I' i- P., M ; i. OAKUAND, Cul., April H- P Oaklund trimmed Portland, 0 to 6 today In a game marked by the Beavers' heavier hitting but in ability to come thioiiKh in the pint-he. A fcur-run rally In the fifth put the On Us in the lend. Portland touched the veteran Harry Krauve for eleven hltn but the left-hander Htuck to )i!r kihm. Keewey, Jieuver first bone man, hit a home run. Score: It. H. K. Portland fi ll 1 Oakland 0 8 2 Ponder, Weixel and Alnwrnlth; KrauHe and Head. 1-OS AXGRMCH. April 14. OP) Hank ilulvey pitched and hat ted the Hollywood Stars to a 3 to 2 victory over I.oh adkHch today. The win was Hulvey'H third liurl inff triumph UiIh Heaxon. Ilul vey in addition to pitching roo'I ball, hatted in the Starr' winning run In the riifhth when ho doub led, u faring Wein. Score; It. H. K. AntfoloH 2 fl 1 Hollywood 8 7 0 Weatherwhy and Kandberff; Ilul vey and AKnew. SACFtAM I5NTO, ml., April 14. iff) Sacramento clinched Uh hcc ond straight .serieH today by beat ing Seattle, 0 to 3, Cnihum was wild and Ineffective nnd the Sol oii.s nut to him for nix runH in th" third. Manager Middleton re lieved him nnd gave up four ruriM in the next frame. Score: It. H. K tKealJ le J 3 Sacnimento 10 11 3 Graham, Mlddietnn, Houho nnd Berreanl; Keefe nnd Hevoreld. SAN FRANCISCO, April II. iff) Carl Holllnif was In wood form today nnd allowed a meaner five bits while hit Mhmlon teain maten clouted the ball lustily to trounce the Senln, 4 to 0. Score: a. It. K. . Ran Krancinoo 0 G 0 MiKHionH 4 10 fi Moudy nnd Kprlnz; IlnlllnK and Baldwin. IGHT DKTIIOIT, April 1 4.(P)Tllp Clpvelnnd IncllmiM lunk tint rirni V'nme nt (hp fpiIin from tho De troit TlBerH toduy S to (I. It WH Detroit ii fourth uonxci'iitlvo ile feiit. Score: H. IT. K. nievcliind 8 12 II Detroit UK' 4 Iludlln nnd I Si will; Hioner. Bmlth nnd Woodnll, llnittnive. HOSTON. April H. tn Kuln hnlteil n t Ixtit illulilnK duel todny hetween Milt (IuhIom nnd Herh Hrudlcy nnd left the WimliliiKlnn BenntniH nnd lloMon Ked .Six III n BmreleKS tie ufter flvo innliiKH of pluy. Brare. n. U. K. Vnhlni;ton Oil lioaton it a i flnnton nnd Tntej llrndley nnd Ilerry. New York nt Philadelphia post poned, rain. St. Iouls at Chicago postponed, snow. JACKSON. M1hh., April 14. (P) Senator Pat Harrison of Miss issippi, was endorsed as the dem ocratic nominee fur president by the Mississippi Ktale democratic executive commltteo today. A resolution was adopted commend ing; him to the democrats of the nation. ClnaglflPd nrlvortlnlnir pots remiltn. MEDFORD FUEL CO. 1118 North Central PHONE 631 Buy a load of Green Pine Slabs now you will have dry wood when your present supply is con sumed. 12-INCH OR 16-INCH GREEN PINE SLABS, per load $275 TITLE AND CUP MONTREAU April H. (yp) The gallant band of New York Hangers brought the historic Stan ley cup, emhteiuutlc of the world's profcHsional hockey championship, back to the I'nited States for the second time in the iiii yeuru of . competition by conquering the ; Montreal Maroons in the f it t li and deciding gumc tonight by two to one. By tonight's triumph, the Itang 'er.H,' champions of tho American I rltvfuifin i-m,Unnl fhn.r. tif 111.. tfv gained In tho world wriet with the MarooiiH, finaliHtH in iho Interna tional group. The Stanley cup was placed in competition in 1!iL and with the exception of the 1H17 season, when Seattle of tho Pacific coast league defeated tho Canadians for the trophy, the symbol of hockey sup remacy had never left the domln- : ion. Last year, the Ottawa Sen ators annexed the championship prize. Some 14.000 frenzied dominion fans saw their favorites go down I to defeat in the ronim rink. In spite of the setback for the Mar oons, the gallery gave the Hangers a big ovation as they carried away the hockey chuinpfoiiship In their glorious finish. The Maroons as well were cherred for their show ing in the great struggle. The Kangers jumped into a one goal lead In the first period when Houcher whipped a sizzling drive into the cage which was too last for Benedict to stop. The final session was the most exciting of the game. As in the previous sessions, the Maroons did all the puck-carry in-?. Boucher broke through a persistent Mon treal defense and with only one man between himself nud Bene dict, outguessed tho two of them to clinch the game. With only three minutes of play then remain ing, Phillips took a pass frotn Siehcrt and succeeded in driving the puck past Miller. 4 TROJANS DEFEAT CALIFORNIA O V A L, HEItK ELKY. Cul., April 14. (yp) Tlnl verslty of Houlhern California de feated California Tik to fi84 In their nnnuitl dual meet toduy. The Trojans took an curly lead and cinched victoiy after the twelfth event, tho 20-yard low hurdles, In which the Dears' were hIiui out. Times and distances for the meet were only ordinary. NEW YORK. April 1 1. (A1) Frankio Caret a of lTtica, Now York, substituting for his brother. Pushy Craham, fought a ten round draw with Polo Zlvie. of Pittsburg at the Olympic club here tonight, (iraham reported thut he had an injured arm. Garcia weighed threo pounds more than Zivac. ST. PAl'L, April 14. (A) Forced by snow to abandon his airplane al Hit tie, Mont., Com mander 13. K. Hpaffonl of the American Legion reached hem today by train to particlpato In the annual sprint; conference of the commanders ami udjutants of the Minnesota department. Rags wanted at the Mall Trlh- nn nfflr Mint hn elenn. GOLDEN BEARS ADVANCE SALE FOR CINCINNATI. April 14. Red Lutus Jet the 1'lttHburg l'lrr tttes down with five hitN tuduy and Cincinnati tthut out the Nit llctnnl league champion, G to 0. Score: H. II. K. Pittsburp 0 5 1 Cincinnati 5 tt 1 MiljiiK, Bra me and Smith, (jooch; i.ucaH and Hargrave. ST. LOC1S, April 14. (! The Chicigo CultH out-hit the St- I-ouis 'arrlinulH and wun today, 4 to 1. Score; Jt. II. K. ChicnKo 4 11 1 St. I.i.uin 1 H 0 Blr-ke and Hartm-tt; 1'rank house and O'Karrell. BoHton at New York pofdponed. rain. Philadelphia, at Brooklyn post poned, rain. T Dr. Emmett Carpenter .well' known Med ford dot-tor has yolun-j teered his serviced as trainer to I the newly organized Med ford Merchaittrt' I tall club In the Southern Oregon--Northcrn Cali fornia liaseball league. Dr. Carpenter has had consid erable experience with the con ditioning of athletes and should as trainer, lend much to the suc cess of the organization. This sportsmanlike move Is one that shows thut the Interest In the national pastime is still on the increase. Several of tho pros pective players have already con sulted the new trainer nnd avail ed themselves of his knowledge and in several Instances have re ceived treatment for sure mil lame throwing arms. Dr. Carpenter's presence, on the Htaff should shorten considerably the usual pre-season soro arm period anil h,ls willingness to serve Is wel comed most heartily by the man agement and the players. Advance ticket sales fur the double main event wrestllnK card tii he held at the Hilarity wrest ling pavilion next Friday nisht are heKlnnluK to be made, with prysent iinl lea thins pointing to ward an attendance from nil southern Orejjon. Itoders has (jnne Into active training for his match with Sam Clapham of Portland, the Ihi'.Hh Linn, nud Is hold! ok work oil's every afternoon at the pa villi).:, when the publl.; m KeneraMy In vited to watch his work. ItodK-r nnd Wood will have a workout this nfterloon at 2:110 and exp'vt to Klve each other a K'd tussle. Krauk liurns of Portland Is net for any tricks Prof T. MlRaini, Japanese jin jltsu artist, may at tempt to pull and this match h also expected to be a real battle next Friday night. MAIISIIFIKM), ore., April H. (41 Warren Held announced here today that the t 'mpo.ua Mills and Timber company will open a mill nt Iteedsport in I wo weeks em ploying 2 0() men In the plant and eighty In a logging camp on Smith river. Wanted! A NEW NAME FOR THE fi Jackson County Creamery! $50 in PRIZES Divided Into 7 Prizes Because we maintain manufacturing plants in both Med ford and Grants Pass and distribute famous GOLD SEAL Creamory products throughout Southern Oregon and Northern California, we have literally outgrown our name and require a new one more fitted to our present requirements. RULES OP THE CONTEST Kvory pnlry numt lu m-rnmpanlnl liv a COI-D SKM. lll'TTKR Wlt.U'l'KK. SftUiKSTIONS must lie In mir nfflop or in Iho l'osluffiip not later Iban April 20, I'.CS. Tho KUKKrstPil name, tiwrthpr with tho nnmp and adilross of nmtesmnt. must he plainly written. O i SuKcestlnn must lie nddrensetl to rONTKST lM'PAKTMKNT J.U'KSDN t'Ol'NTY t'HKAMKHV, Meilfonl, UnA Send in Your Suggestion NOW CHANDI.EB, Okla., April 14. j (P) Cuixto Cmek, Italian' wulk i ing champion, led the tran-c-oii-jtlriental foi.i raceH Into the forty-jK--oiid control utation here todny, covering the 61.9 inileg front k ; In noma City In nevon hour and 44 minuteM. Cir''t has an elapxed time f 312:4fi:01 for the 1.634.4 miles 'from I.oh AnegelcM. Mike Bawee of Huntington Bark Cal., was forced out by a frac ! Hired b jf received when he was run down by ah automobile a short distance out of Ok Inborn i City. IB was brought hen,- f r medical treatment. ANGLERS ALL SET The anglers of. the city nnd val ley will be out today in full force, ruin or shine, trying put their luck on the opening day of the fish ing season, not being deterred by the continued hlh and roilley water In the Rogue river and other smaller streams nud the forecast of cloudy weather. It is predicted that the bait fish ing lor the Liout v.lth salmon e-gs etc.. wlil be fairly good in the river, hut no good for the fly ! fishermen, owing to the high and I muddy wuter, and likewise in the I smaller mountain streams for the same reason. The salmon fishing, however, is expected to be good, especially at tho Savage Rapids and Cold Ray dams. Pecause of the season's opening today there was a rush of anglers the past few days for licenses, to the various places throughout the city where they uro sold. PRAISES LOCAL E Matt liyckman. superintendent few days last - week visiting the of state fish hatcheries, spent a Jintte. Falls fish hatchery and the gegK-taklng station on llutte creek near Kagle Point. ) Mr. Kyckinun was much pleased with the chances for a biff egg take this year, over a mi 11 lou already having been secured at Hagle point and taken to the llutte Falls hatchery. Tho sea son will last six weeks more here. The taking of eggs at Diamond lake will not begin for a few weeks, a It ho the men are at the take arranging for the same Kgus will also he taken on the Illinois river for the local butcheries. M r. liyckman always praises the Untie Falls hatchery and the development being made there. Kverett Moore Is In charge and Is very efficient in his work. M v. 1 1 yck ma n thinks the 1 law ley bill appropriating J.'.O.OOO for water service at the ' Klk creek hatchery will pass. T. S. COAST fil'ARD CUTTKK MODOC. April II. (P) In mem ory of the victims of the sinking of tho steamship Titanic, the crew of the cutter Modoc today held spe cial services near the location of the Titnnie disaster of 111 years nun. 1 Because he made the alleged mistake of c1IJiik liquor to the i wronn uiihtomerri, Al Bunt of 'et i l-'ourth street was placed in jail ' j.iil last night on a loquor sale hary. the arrest beinrT made by Keileral Officer U. O. Shirley and ! Terry Talent to whom Bunt made the sale. He will pro! b ly be k i ve n a p re l i m i na ry h ri ng In justice court tomorrow, j Bust had been under the tur veilhtnce of officers fur M)ino- ifnie and, accord ing to authori ties, had been tilling aliened moonshine nt t wo-bitw per drink at his home. The officers found a gallon of liquor in a piteher and a number of small glasses with which ho had been dispensing his slock. I He has a wife and two small children nnd claims that finances forced hi into resort to bootleg ging, the authorities say. E Three boys, Dave Root, 15,. Claude Hoot, 18, and Heverly Tuck er, 15, are being held in the coun ty jail charged with larceny of $7m0 from Stephen Cady, foreman of the Daily News mechanical de- j partinent Friday night. The money was entirely recovered, after the hoys had undergone a severe quest-1 lolling yesterday by members of , the police department. The money was taken from C'udy's trousers, which had been f bun.-; in a closet while he wore 1 is regular working clothes. One 1 of the boyH, Dave Hoot, Is said to ! be employed by the paper. I ' Of Interest to tho motoring pub lic is the announcement thut the new Durant-Star la now on display at the former locution of the Muson .Motor company en trance on South Hartlett street. The New Durant-Star four and ! the new Durant SixeH have all im-' proved lines in every detail. ' O. C. Sabln and N. J. Kindt have taken over the agency for these i new cars and invited the public to come in and Inspect these new llJ2H models tomorrow. ,1 rnone itwn m mm j Clean runs wanted ac the Mail I I E jt Full Sized GUM DIPPED BALLOTS HI fll'jjY Power to start on slippery roads, and traction 111 $fli2d S-P Quickly in heavy city traffic that's iwjl FIRESTONE GUM - DIPPED TIRES through 111 and through. . II ' yw- .' any kind of highways. They are GUM-DIPPED for extra strength, endurance and flexibility BUY FIRESTONE TIRE NOW AND SAVE MONEY Exchange Tire W L. P. OLDER 28 North Riverside ft ! ' CHICAGO, April 14. (&) John nay Lay ton of St. IjoiiIh regained his national three-cushion billiard crown after four years of effort tonight when he defeated Willie limine of New York 50 to 37 in 4G innings In the championship match of the national tournament 4 STILL IN AHEAD; Interest in tho pe Molaiaueen contest is growing and results or the votes last night wore as fol lows: Roberta Stearns 1&10 Edna Mae Wells 1400 Klnorn Hulander 113f Olive Ijintls 1115 Edith Stump 10:t5 Lillian Walker 1020 Ruth llowne - 1015 Dorothy Rlddell -1010 Clean rags wanted at tna UaU These Drug Stores Are Open Nights This Week Medford Pharmacy Heath's Drug Store Strang's Drug Store A. L. Vroman Plumbing and Heating Contractor Eighteen years in business In Medford. Wo do nothing but first class work. J .Qhnuurnnwi OQ F Msln The scientifically designed cross and square tread is your positive insurance of safety on The SAFE WAY for Your Eyes Consult Dr. D. A. CHAMBERS Optometrist MODERN METHODS SATISFACTORY GLASSES Southern Oregon Optical Go. Suite 317 Medford Bldg. Phone 188 ; "That You May See a Great Country Better" I VANCOUVER, B. C April 14.-? I ; (;p) Stories of. Ogopogo, the fab- iulous monster often reported Been In Okanogan lake, were revived here today when three persons re- j ported that a shark attacked a man in a row bout near here this j afternoon. The monster, about twelve feet Mong, apparently tried to leap into i ! the boat to get its intended prey, witnesses said. The ultack was separately reported by the rower of the boat, whose name was not learned, and Mr. and -Mrs. T. J. Ounstau, who said they witnessed It from the shore. Sharks are seldom reported seen in waters near here. WHEN YOU WANT ? LUMBER S TROWBRIDGE O BMMBEK YARD mm a a a u a oJ SANDER Aeronautical School, Inc. . Medford Airport Medford's Own Flying School PLYING TAUGHT under supervision of Ex-army in structor and air mail pilot. 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