Medford mail tribune., April 22, 1928, Page 6, Image 6

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TfEDFOT?Tli "MTTi TCTRTTNT!, frrETypORD." ORErioy, ' SrXTrtY, 'XVTiTT, 22. "1023.
STANFORD TR ACKlYANKEES SHUTOUT, CITY DOG CATCHER 13 ARRESTS MADE
SQUAD SMOTHERS AND HELD HITLESS BUSY. AND KEEPS AUTO VIOLATORS
CALIFORNIA 90401 MACK HURLER! D ENTITY DARK
entire walls and Woodwork of (lie '.lullurs. which represents the net ' and Mrs. riaycomb nleo vlsi.e.i
,in mm will h torn out to ' urorcetls or the affair. I wliU their son. (Ionian Claycoml).
make room for closets which Willi Mrs. C. S. Williamson, who lias ; who is studying music in 1'ort-
he built, in for sioraiie of hand , oeell midfini'ins treatmetit in a mini.
instruments and certain city prop-: Portland hospital, lias returned to Mr s .1. W. McCoy has returned
elites of the movable variety. The j Ashland after an absence or sev-;' ""! a visit to her dan-inter. .li6s
flooring has been raised ill the : eral months. ' ) Margaret, who teachers at Klaber.
south end of the room where the I a tax natherer'8 office will he ousn. ,
council meets and the city lathers opened in Ashland in a room In
will hereafter meet about a fine I the Ashland Hole! in char-ie of
p' YOHIC. Aiiril 21. m i AliliohKh the identity of the new
Ruble Wulber of the Athl. tlcs shut city doK catcher has not been made "" one-lmur limit In the bus!
I I niWM I'M't ill! Iwn fur 4ltlll.1i. t
...... ..... v i,t ... it i....... ... ' ..i. i, ii.. t... ti... ,.it., rrii,itu iwii.
out lue j .in !.,--: i" iv " ii. -it- i'iii'ik mj ii.- 'kj ...... ....a v.
youth-
Itnlk'uriu
(ly Itussrll .1. Ncnlaml, Asmk'Ui
led l'n-ss SiKirts Wrllrr)
KTANFOIEIJ STAIJU'.M. Oil.
Aiiril "I. Stanford's Rreut day In thy second name of
track and field team, poliitlnf! ' scries. The Yankees last ycur , iune on duty last woeli, as almost cash balls. In stopping at slop
toward a second successive nil- 'avoided a shutout until Heplelilber every day one or two loose doKS i rluns, lnoiorlsts are reiiuosted by
lional eollPKlutn clminilonsliii .,,, i, i;nive or the Athletics n,,, ,- fiimllli.f hIuIiIh In cer. 1110 police to slop
the ' ice, that official seems to have
i lain purls of the. city disappeared , tj)(,m
ami llliw IIOI ueeii seen Sim e. in
trampled over its oldest rival shaded them I to 0 In their only
California today In a lop-siilccl i 8Coreless name or the IK" champ-
but thrlll-flelil meet that putlrd , iniinlilii season. , , '..... .i I fie
. .. ..... ; . ., cuiuilli; ht-vt-im wt.-ii imi-u pet uiih"
' . . , , . . . , - ,,, ,., wlio were no! tied up by their
n was one m ne warm .c.r.., , ,,e,p a ; , owners or conlined on their home
suffered by California and civ j New Jork ; " 0 " ; premises in conlorniance with the
uie nu.is an eKe m .i.e .... j.-,.: ,..,... ,,.i i .... . ......- ;,,nv ordinance thlit prohibits ilnm
or compolltlon Willi seveiueen t ampueii anil ..iraoowsii., i oiiin.-.. , ,-iiiinfiiir tit Im-i'i. ilnt-in- llie
oik meets won; ,vo neu aim - --- .,,, i mni lis of April, .May and June. I
Elldini; ll rive'Kame IohIuk slreilk' ritv, authorities reiterate
the St I is lliowns look n Ii to,"1"1 ' vl oob , nw 'is nonii.
. ..i r i... ii i. ti , premises will be (fathered un bv
perfnrmnnces that saw seven his: " t(J,J.iy Ihe don catcher, no matter whether I
meet" records broken and ' Scoro' It H I: or not the animal Is lici'lised. Com-
fornia's Hears sliut out In three i,,,,,.,, ..24 phiims coniinue to pour Into the!
events. , t . . r ,, . police hendipiarlei s about damage I
. oai'ii
I.OXIIOX, April 21. -J(IP) A VI-
. . i . ..... . , . ... ....!.. i. ..... ...i.. i i enna ois oaico to inw ijuuj
inirieen ai resis were maoe yes-: new oaii laoie, t jy 10 icei, "iiii iuuuo v. lllier w no nua m-nm in . - . .wjltie-il
tenlay l.y CMIv Traffic Officer C has been built by the Jordan Cab- similar capacity for several years. I'"'"" to-lay said mat
l ,es, ol, 1,, eV e?n,..; Ei Works. New chairs hv.;Tl,i will enable Ashland and VH ui'licaval iniKht result from the
. . . iu.n MidPirfl. it iid lfmilMMiii w ill he ' mr Vullf v 1:11: navera to i hc liarKK "l u c ' 14 " 1 1
i,,., t.,n ,,,.., f,. .,,.,.1,1 .... ulaeecl on the floor. their duties witliout niukins n trm
MI. UllO Mia. B. J. IBiwi", " lO AltMUUIU. 1 ii uiiiuu win uv
left Triday afternoon by train lor oppn from April 'J'.i to .May it.
Cortland. They will help drive i Robert Wauuer and Wnyne Unid
back some cars for Mr. Kd lliph, Hey have fione to Wulm), Cal., whore
local automobUe dealer, unci will they will be employed by the Nev
retuni to Ashland late on Sun- ada Con.Htruciinn compuny.
day. W. II. .MeXatr han returned from
Albany Collepe and the Southern San FranciKco wher ho has been
stu) at Htop k!iis and oiu fir
sprodintc. 'J'bp arctiHPil nil jiostcd
behind the
stone
and
lilorkiiiK pedcfKtrian traf-
not stop in' Qref?un Xormal srhool met in n , attendiug u conference of Jte.xall
gj n m m a wa
V1UKX YOU WANT
H 1 1 iMorD
CAM. M
two tied
Hlxteen Inwt.
The CardH rode to victory nn !
the cient of Ktunnititf tinx s aid
IfRQTARIANS LEAVE
1CT iyi
TROWBRIDGE
LCMB13K YAIID
25'
"Dink' Tcmpleton'H llihi'' c,..,,,. ' oiV... ,.ti,i ii.nriiv.- to warden a and flower hrdt by loone
limbed ntlilctes Ktiatcbcil alt I'.hv: , , y. r i dt
in both hurdle evenit and tli
shot put. in the lli'i-viml liiK'h
liUi'dlPK, Kens Xichols ted bis
team mates In fourteen 4 -ft ser
ondH with the L'Oyard low ba--rier.s
colnjf to West in 1M .-ee-omlK.
Krb Krenz. StanfoidV
creat Hophomore weiKht man.
tossi'd the Hhnt 4H feet two ini h-
p to win that event with eusc
Despite the fart that all doss
A lai'Ko number of local Ii'
taiiaris an.) their wives hit yes
terday for Seattle where thev
will attend the ami mil Northwest
American
Chicago at Cleveland postponed;
lioHton a t Washington posl
poued ; rain.
National Scores
HOSTON. April ,r--Thr
New York (iiantH defeated the I!'
in.itf Ii.. Iipiiiiuin w i inlc ntvttni'u
i ,,..,..!, ,.t il. ....lt..n,.,.,,l '
tlos heins .'lathered up by the j
dog catcher ami placed in the doir ;
pound, only nliotiL d dous have '
been licensed, out of the hundreds'
of Med ford dof-'rt, Hilice the first of j
the year.
Now thut ft is known that
diMri
t i-onlerenci
The local
April 2-:!:t and
cluh is making
the handsome nlher cup for the
! cluh luitiMiiiK t be reatett nutn
. her of d-Whiles tht loiiKest dis-
. laiu e. This coveted trophy was (m.,, House on Winburn Way
I won by the Medford Hotarians- in' The affair, whuli was well attend
Jl!7 hriiiRinj much favorable ' was delightful in every detail
forensic tilt, on Friday afternoon ; dealerw,
j in ti e nornnl anditortum before I Mr. and Mrs. Guy Good and
ja fair-si.ed utulience of students. I Air. and MVh. II, U. Chiyeomb re-onz-r-fiAiinil
lii ciintniini; n I turned Tluirsduv even in ir from
decision from the local orators ! Portland where t'bey went to brliiK KSfiSl E29 El IS BB Bl Kfefcil
' ,v. ,.l "llounlvnfl Timt ' bnck fi Tuilnt- Vnvtt u-.lnn Mr . riJ-B CM4fc,i
forniun investors should be pro- t - " " -
tected in their investments only by r
the country in which investments
are made." A. C. Strange, acted
i as chairman and judges for the
I debate were A. C. Joy. H. T. Mitch
lelrnoro. and Mrs. It. C. Galey.
1 C'leo V. Howell left for Crescent
City at the close of school on Fri
day. expectinK to return home on
Sunday accompanied by Mrs. iiott
ell and their two little xirls, who
have been enjoying a two weeks'
vacation at the coast.
The Women's leasue of the
Southern Oregon Normal school
was hostess on Friday niffht at a
Mridue bazaar held at the me
New
Motorcycld
74-Twin
Just Arrived From the
Factory
Medfcrd Cycle &
Repair Shop
' Cloun rags wanted at the
nrlbllne nfflre
Ho also captured the discus throw ,oli !lrav'.H s ,(; f u,,lay 1,1 tXlvt ! cliy tog catclier has hr-iun tunc-; publicity
end the day in a tie with hM h . , nnmns. owners oi uoks v. mi pron
to this city.
team mate. Johnny Iaurilsen lor '
li i li point lionois. 1 jiurKseu 1
trained victory in bath the lum-di-er
and L'n-yard dashes to fin
ish the day with ton points.
imd Spencer, greatest
' the season in Koston. Ilogan.
i Llmistrom, 1 erry ami llornsby hit
home runs.
Score: It H K ,
New York S 10 2
lloston II II I
lllf!fr- I tn I'tma . Ma,,..,,- l(11l,orlUt.-
1 pv,,r ""ven.ped i waninru . nt.Iir. Mills and Tavlor.
und eaptain of the team, and; ,
Captnln Ijink Talbot of Califor-f CHICAGO, April '2.(,V) Giiyj
nla matched speed in the feature' flush held Cincinnati to tour hits
event of the meet. n whlzniir-r today and the Cults evened up the!
around the track In -is s-iondu ; series with the Iteds by dofeuthK? j
flat In- clipped nin-tMiths nf a them five to nothing. Hack W ii- J
second off the old record made by ' son and Kiki Cuyler hit home runs J
Milhr or Stanford In lirjii. Tulhot In the fifth luniiiK. scoring three)
made fine eloslnir spurt and runs.
ably hurry to the city clerk's of
fice In increasing numbers to take
out licenses.
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ASHLAND.
Score: H H K
rtim innatl -1 J
Chicago r. TI 0
Lucas and llaruravo, SneUforlh;
Hush and liartnett.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia
poned ; ruin.
St. Unils at IMttsburt;
poned ; rain.
post-post-
finished second, four yards hi'
bind Spencer.
The. Hears, doomi d to defeat
by pre-meet statlstlcH seized an
early opportunity to lead their
old time foes, in the mile tby
notched first and second placf s
with Carter leadlns the field at
the tape. The time was 4:l':i -:.
The 100 yaiil dash Proliant r'
of the upsets when Iumitucn ofi
Stanford nosed out the California!
speedsters. Ho did the m retch
In . ten seennds flat to heat out'
Kiel and ICwlnw.
The "bin meet" record hnldern,
both competing today, hud iheir ,
JH27 inurkH lindten. Hill Spnr-j
liUK, Stanford, tossi-d the javcliM ;
103 feet 11 ;i-s inches while hfi
team mate. Tom Joanuin. l !t
winner and record holder until Al'Ol'STA. (To., April 2 1 . v
today, was completely shut nui ! Robcri T. (Hobby) .Jones. At-;,
of the event. Kim Dyer broad-1 1'tnta nolf wizard, will captain
jumped to victory over Fred om-! America's Walker cup team this .
Pro, also of Stanford, with a leap'year in defending the amateurj
of 2 -I feet, laches, one-ball' , trophy analnst the invasion of
an Inch better than the old maikjCreat llritain. Melvin A. Tralor,
lield by Komhro. president of the I'lilted Stales ;
Some fl,00n persons saw t ho . Golf associat ion announced today. i
Cardinatp pick off thirteen first; Jones' team mates in the liuht j
places aKuinst two for the Heur.. j to retain ihe trophy, won five
They Hcored -IS points in the times in succession will be .less
track events and 4 2 U points In ' Sweet ser, C.eorne Von Kim, ('has.
The did) rooms had received a
jcolorful treatment worked out with
I attractive spring greens and a myr
iad oi urnini iiaper nu
were festooned from the ltehtini;
fixtures and about the stase. Forty
tables were set about the rooms
whom L'liestR were welcome to ulav
j ASHLAND. April 0. Two new p,t, pr i.n.l.-a or Five Hundred. A
! courses are to h added to tha ' jarn supplv of home-made candv
j Ashland Summer Art S c h o o I ' Wlts Hol(j at ,,e tables, and re
v.hich nnoiiH in Ashland during ; freshinents were furnished at a
June uihKt the munaenient of i late hour T!lt! ifonnul program
! Hello Cafly White of New York j consiKted tf two violin numbers
i City. One of Ihe added courses ,..,,.. .... fiKB Hllt. voder, who
i it appreciation and should w;;s an-ompanled bv Miss Marv
make a delinite appeal not only (;ai(,v . lli:iUn ,,u.t j(V the Misses
lare i:roup of candidates rt Klt ,lts- ' li ll(,S(' j Made and Marie Mitchell; read-
be initiated into Medford wn" 1IV an tino!ins hv Miss Wilma Howard; and
imimH in an no iin-u ii.iuiiai wn ,v . : .Margaret i:im-
A
will
Host No,
meeting of the
Following the
ir at tomorrow ninht's
American LcKion.
vaba.
The
iidtiation
eere
(Hid IH'W course is 11.i,,11.bt,r Ie.-nnin.inied hv Miss
imenor oecorauon ami win oe con- Ma,.y c;aIy. The student loan fund
mony tliere will be a snappy busi
ness meeting after which the en
tertainment program will be
ntaged. Music by tlu new Legion
orchestra of 10 pieces will be a
feature of the program.
The
feed-
evening win ciose wiui ' Hlis
ty the l.anes Auxiliary
ducted along practical lines that
will make, an unusual appeal to
home makers. Theso courses aro
I not technical. They will bo open
j tor two hours on three afternoons
of the week. Miss Whit a is mak
ing an unusual rate for the courses
i will be increased by about fifty
ar, winch will make them
at tract ive and available to IlllUlV
to which all ex-service men arejwh( wouM UUu to tttu,mi am
illVlll'il. ! Iimii1i1 i!v:nv n .Tumi I'lit'iillmi'llt
A hiriro ntiMiilnnic hi nnlh'l- ,.m ,.in! Unmio llivcv vul
luitcil tiiiniirriiw nh;)il liy llu1 iy.
hiniBii rominlltvi'. tho mPlnli.M'x jf; 'n,0 f'ilv Hull Imsi lii'on in the
which hnvo iniiili. i-vci'y effort to ' . uinius r 'a HnriliK hollsd clcu llilltt I
iliilirivi thn cliin iiunrtorx !n.frim, vhii-h 11 will cinulKo hliKht
' i " fr 'his hie iniM'iinK. N"i ' anil phinliiK mul "ua Koil iw iihv."
iinlv tin tllf Ni'iiliiiir i:in:irilv hiiMi 'P.. Inlrn lliim i It) 11 liw'ii'nl m-ilpr
IiiitpusoiI inn nuiiHTiuis othrr Uhmc will ho a now rnnf. Tim PRODUCED PACKED'
i'hiinc ninilf wlih-h mo hound to i old stnirw ny has been torn nut to j THE SANITARY WAY
ur:tiw ii'uiii mi i. in . , i
Phone V
51
ILK
UTTER
ICE CREAM
PASTUERIZED SAFE PURE
et with approval.
tno field. Califortda's effortr
netted 2!) points from the clndei
path and 1 1 '3 from th field.
I'vans. .1 r., Francis ouimet, Har
rison K. Johns tun. Waits (lunn
and Ireland MacKenie. all 'f
whom were 0:1 the last up team
with the exception of I-'vanM and
Johnston. These two take 1 be
place, of Jess K. ( iuilford a ml
ICohci't A. iai 'dner.
EARLY RALLY G!VESCONGER LOSES TO
HOLLYWOOD GAME M OR PURE
SAN FltANClSCO. April 21.
WN A fourth inning rally net
led the oaks seven runs ami drow
Jlollis Thurston to the tdimvers
proved too tdg a margin I'm- San
Franciro to overcome and the
leaHtie rhamuions coasted f
to (i victory.
Hcore;
Oakland
San Francisco
Kinase and Keail;
Moutly, Ferguson and
a
It. II. i.
11 II n
It S (l
Thurston, '
r'prtir, I
Seattle, April yi. The Hol-j
l.wood Stars acaln started their
game with the Seattle IndLins by'
pounding out enough inns In
rlnch the game In the opening in
ultiKH, winning by r( to :i.
Shellenback, star moundsman,
Wiih responsible fur iimst of bis
leam'H runs when he smacked a
circuit drive with, two on base
Jn the second.
Score: 11. H. K.
3 folly wood r 11 n
Sent tie ;t in 2
Hhellenbach and Aguew; Wilson,
House and Schmidt, FarUer.
I C( IIA'MIH S, ( thio. April J I
& Ituy Connor who was defeated
! by Herman Phillips of the I lli-
iiois A. C. in a special half mile
race yesterday was conquered by
Joe SivjiU of Illinois A- C. and
(i a I Martin. Tin due tiniverst(
sophomore in a special mile event
I11d.1v. The muddy track made
any t ling like record time impos
sible. Slvak's time for the mile
was four minutes and Il.Vtt seconds.
Attention! Fruit Growers
Robert T. Cochran & Co.
New York
San Francisco
LOS ANOKLKH. April I'l. W
1am Atik'ch'H rallied in the eighth'
InniiiK to Hcoro two i-uns nod iiom1
fitit Sjicramento. (I to R In n f -hitting
(tamo hern today M'cfl
Sebulmerich acounteo lor
A nice In' four runn n tho aecond
1 nu I ok when he homed wit It in.
base full. 1
Score: H. IT.
Sacratnento ft 111 Z
1ah AnMeles ti It I
Kerfn and Kneli ler; O abler
mid Hannah. 1
CRATERS, APRIL 30
The Crater club will stnjre lis
annual "Ladies' NiKht" party
Monday. April 3'th und a bli;
time is autictplated by lilt Craters
and their ladies. The affair will
be in t be foi m of a dinner-da nee
accord lip; lo present plans a nil
there will be stunts and special
lies between dances. This is one
of the leadinu affairs nf the sea
son for this Well known hos
pitality club and a full atcmlanre
Ik lookr.1 for.
MlRshmH at I'm tlnnd t' imc
pO poned; w et Kt'oumls.
4 j
JiFNVI.'lt, Colo.. April 21. M1).
A north wind nwept nil April pmmv 1
Ktorin in Wynmimc and Colorado f
today nnd pnowfall of olio to woven j
inehofi wiim reported from vfirlmiit
P'ctlonn, but with lemperatiires
re.'ichlmr normal. Freezing tent-
inrniuie wero forecast for tonight j
und Munduy. I
ONYX
POINTEX
HOSIERY
For Women $1.91
ANNOUNCE
The Opening of a House in
MEDFORD
Our thirty years' experience in operating in the United
States and foreign fruit markets places us in a most
advantageous position to serve the growers of this
district.
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520 South Front Street
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Phone 1415
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F. C. Penney
L. F. Morgan
ALL DRESS SHIRTS ON SALE
Don't Miss This
Stock Up Now for the Summer
S1.19
Regular $1.50 Shirts
Oollav-attnoliod and uock-baud
shirts. Broadcloths and percales.
Regular $1.50 values $1.1U
S1.95
$2.50 and $2.75 Shirts
Arrow and Sunset 'InnkesT'hroad
(doth and madras; some with
silk stripes. Regular $2.50 and
$2.75 values $1.95
S1.S9
Regular $2.00 Values .
Arrow and Sunset Shirts. Col
lar attached and collar-to-inatch
shirts. Plain colors and fancy
broadcloths. Sold for $1.75 and
$2.00. Now $1.59
S2.95
Regular $3.50 Shirts
Satin stripe madras and broad
cloth 'shirts. These are extra
eood shirts. Regular $15.50
values :.. $2.95
Regular $5.00 Henden Shirts $4.35
See Them in Our Window
On Sale for One Week Only April 23rd, to April 30th
CAMPBELL CLOTHING CO.
On Main Street ' Near Front
JrouUnow the economy
.Mr of an
.j
lENSION TELEPHONE
nre.spn ti nrf -vni rr
family vith a
yuu wuuiu I1UL
&ibe without in
' yourowriTorK
Qfte.cosf is but a few cents
a week
ORDER YOURS.
AUtW
Home Telephone and Telegraph Co.
si Southern Orogos