Medford mail tribune., May 14, 1928, Page 6, Image 6

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MEDFORD AGAIN BIG GO THIS WEEK
WINS THRILLER
IN 9TH INNING
The trunty bat of Second Kane
mun Mitchell poled u lonp single
Into center field, Hendlne Conlln,
who ronHted on third,' nerowi the
plate, enabling the Medford Mer
chants to defeat the Weed team,
13 to 11. yehterday afternoon at
the fair ground park. Mr. Mitch
ell' clout cume In the last hnlf of
the ninth with the worn tied ut
11 all. Conlln, rirnt man up.
reached first, when ho wuh hit by
a wild pitch, went to Hecond on an
out, and daringly stole third.
' It wn a good game, and In the
nelKhborhood of Bun fans attended,
which. conBlderlnr he be''r-
of the day, tho flatting end the
weary wanderera not yet returned
from Klumath Kalla and polntH
nouth, a creditable aliowlnu- waul
made. I battle for the UahtwelKht crown
. Oeschner, who has a brother who', ince Benny Ijponunr l.mt wrap
formerly pitched In the National with Lew Tciidler In 1923. It
League, atarted to pitch for the Hhniilri alo be the numt Hpeetacu
Vlsitora and had x p e e d. Hut In r title fight In the dlvlidiiii Hlncc
Iloosier lloffnrd lilt a home run.ijicnny waa giving hla aouthpaw
Kcoring Chester to put tho locals i rival a few punching Ickhoiih.
off In front early. .
! In the opening Inning Mlc-hols, MeLarnln,. although tho dial
nltchlnit for Medford. kept getting' lcn'r. probably will enter the
men on baaea. A wonderful throw : r" ""K1" fuvorltn ovrr Hlcek
from rlitht field by Dllll.ct k aliul ! haired Hammy. , Tula will be due
off a run by alx feet. In the fourth I "X-Kely to thn fact that the shifty
InnlnB Weed mistreated Mlc-hols lll,l' Irlnhmun has been more In
and scared t ii r e o runs, putting l,,B Hmelldlit. buttling IiIh way to
them one run to tho good. lho '" sparkling fuHlilon, but
I Medford retaliated by scoring because ho possesses that un-
flve markers on hits by Chester. t,Mn magnet, the "seek.
Broulette and Mlchola. Thlsliom-; Mcuirnln'M sensational line baa
nardment routed Oeaclujcr. and ho uono more, . to restore ""-' est n
waa succeeded by Lauder who wns;1'" , l' to "BlitwelBlit
immediately hailed oh llan y" by I "v)Bl,m any single factor
one ond all since Leonard was In his prime.
I The California now had their' "J',"'' ''''" ""- " wlt"
lander up. ond proceeded to maul retiromnnl. . linniy t.oud
Mlchola for three more runa. then '''l"- l''""""' '"" 1V"11"1,""
tied the score, and then 'took a lone ft"- a Yrk ellmlna o
run lead. Lauder manaKed to , J,"1 Hoc ky Kansas and
th.ouKh three Inn.nK- on nothliiB M" '0';n8am,!iv,l:;;)n,"Xll,:
niUCII llllll Home cmi.nj' iii.iiiih irr-
hind hlm While he was doing
lhla the Hall boys had a tempo
rary .lapae and Weed scored four
runs and It looked as If the game
was on Ice for tho visitors.
I ,The Merchants started a rally
Ut tie the score in tho last of the
eighth Inning by dint of some solid
hitting, after letting Lauder Issue
transportation to first, lie then
went wild, nnd clouts by Chesler
mid Drouletto brought In a mess
of runs. Later .the fracas was won
as above mentioned. .
Khangle, who started nt second,
negotiated snmo clever fielding ill
,lhe opening innings, Mitchell, vho
enlaced .him, after a bum start
settled down and redeemed him
self with tho: willow. Orey rr
pluccd Kvarert at .short. He
foonled the first chance, but after
word made a difficult catch of a
skyscraper that saved a run or two.
Woodruif In left field also grabbed
off a hard liner after a hard run.
Mlchola pitched a tough game,
circumstances placing him con
tinually in the hole. The Weed
players developed n penchant for
stepping In front of his slow ball,
but a slop was soon put to this.
Tile front row fans had a num
ber of nrgtimenta with tho um
pires, nnd tho umpires won every
one of them.
Next Sunday the Medford team
will play tho Klamath Falls team
hero in the opening game of the
Oregon-California League schedule.
Score and tniniinnry:
WtMil All. Tl. 11. 1!.
rowoll, cf ft ti I
Massy, aii , II 2 2
l'e.-a. rf f, 0 3
Valencia. If.-p 4 10
VernaKMi, ss 3 2 1
Johnson. 2b 4 3 2
IMelts, lb 2 2
Mack, c - f 1 2
Oeschger, p 2 0 2
Lauder, p.-lf 2 0 0
Totals 41 I' 'r'
Mcdlord All. 11. II.
Khangle, 2b 2 0 I
Mitchell. 2b 2 1 2
Dunn. 3b 4 0 0
Woodruff, If 4 2 1
Droulette, lb 3 2 2
Chester, c 4 12
Hoffttrd, cf r. 2 2
Dllbeck. rf. 2 1 0
Kvarert, ss 2 0 0
(Irny. ss Ill
Mlchols, p 4 I 2
Conlln, rf 1 1
Totals 31 12
13 9
Weed
Runs .... 0 0 0 3 3 1 4 0 0 11
lllls 1 0 2 2 2 2 f 1 0 Hi
Medford
Buns ....
n:nC0l)fl4 1 a l
Illtx OlOfiOJOS 1 13
Three - hnne hltH Womlruff,
Mitchell, Chemer. Tw n-liuiie hlt
MIcholH, Powell, Pern, Pletln,
Mac l(. Hncrlflce lilt" Valencia.
iJUIiler, HhllllKle. Svauert. Htolen
Iiuhc Pern, Yennxza. J u ll n h o 11.
Harford, Dllbeck, Conlln. Innlnun
pitched Ily Owhiter. J-S-4. 7 run.
G IiIIh: hy Ijiuder, 4 1-3 InnlliKH. 4
riin. 5 hlta; hy Valencia. 1 linitim.
1 run 1 lilt. t'hai'Ke defeat to Va
lencia. ' jIuhch on liallH tiff (isch
(:er S. I-nuder 7, MIcIioIk 4. Hlrurk
out Ily Owlmrr 6, Ijiudcr. 3.
Mlehuln 7. llll hy pitcher Ily
Valencia 1. Mlrholn 2. Wild illicit
(iMchiter 1. Outllile play Plctti
to Vernnixn. Tlmo of pnme Two
hour" 4 8 mlmitcH. rmplres
Downs nnd Bivii, wcorer .i
Plcho.
rinrjilflert ndvertlnlng cent reu1i
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EAD COLDS
Mlt In spoon) Inhals vspora)
- apply frnly up nostrils.
V vapo Rub
Owi Mt HUH Jmr tW KwrQ.
M'LARNIN BOUT NOW SECURE AT
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Ainu !. Gould. . Aio-Uitc(l
. Press SiKiru Kditor)
NEW YOltK. May 14.
While the heavyweight champion,
dcnu Tunney, huH (jone Into the
seclusion ef hlH Speculator vump
to prepare for the wAfton'M ninuem
fiHtlc Hhot the spotllKht of the
flntt turns thiR week to the IlKht
welKht revival, fcaturinK "Huhy
Face" Jimmy Mcljirnln of t'nli
fornln and Hammy Mandell, the
Koekford Hheik.
Mandell will tnko hla world'H
till out of tttoniKO and defend
lt , B m.rouiul match OKiilnat tile
HharphootliiB younir Irlnh lad
for ,io Hecond time xlm e he won
t (rom the veteran Itocky Kun-
mKi McLnrnln can lilt. Kid
'i'errl. Kid Kaplan and n few
mho will tentlfy that the "Hnljy
Kaced" youth pack a wnllop like
tno kick of a mule, Mandell iilxo
pack a punch, but the chnm-
l,on forte lx Hklllful foot work
and boxing ability,
it will be the lilKKoat money
. t,nun.l u.,.1, H .f bltiirtt
as Leonard, Welsh, ltltchle, Wol
Kiist, Nelson, McAullffo and
others.
For nil his Inactivity in title
competition, however, Mandell will
be far from an easy mark for
MoLornln and his famous, ,K. o.
punch, In the estimation of most
critics.
As a matter of fact, Mandeli's
record la better than McLurnin's
on the whole, but Jimmy, with
no tllle to worry about, has come
on like a house afire 111 tho past
beating the best of the
challenging crop.
Hammy Is more experienced
than his rival, o seasoned c -
palgner, fast nnd shirty. Mc
liiinlil probably won't find tho
champion's chin ns fragile or as
easy to crack as that of Terris.
Hut lt will bchoovo Mandell to
keep it well guarded. One or
two of McLarnln's llghtnlng-llkc
thrusts. If they connect, will be
sufficient to crown a new king.
GRANTS PASS BEATS
CENTRAL PT. TEAM
Tn a lmHolmU namo plnycd nt
Conttnl lNtlnt ypslcnlny afternoon,
tho Central point team wiin tie-1
fentetl hy the tinintH Tush 'VoIim'
hy tho Ht'oro of 8 to 1. A fair
rthted crowd watched tin encmi fi
ler, played on the Central Point
Hduml urmuida. The defeat of the
local team 1h attriluited to a lack
of wood hltteiH. A m o n k t"'
(rantH Pawn team inemlierH were
Included .lud Pcrnnll and other
lilnyei who were with CranlM
Push when it wuh a tnetnhei of thp
Hunt hern Oregon hasclmll leawnc
laHt year.
Mince Pie Was
Start of World
Breaking P. Vault
MOW YOIMC, May 14. MV-If
(IcorKC t'ennorM, tlie little Knullnll
miiu wIki ctiuclieH Ynle'H truck
teiini, wuntK to help Mliln t'nrr
recuin tile wiirlil'ff pule vnull recurd
lie would lie well uilvlscil to liet
t'urr the coiikmiIh of u Imliery
Wimen that lie I'll n't vnule 15 feet.
lt will u wilder of a mince lile
tl.iit imivMed Hie Incentive which
ii rrlt rair t u mink ln'Uor tlnui
tho lntci't'olli'uliiio nrnrtl whiU' In1
wiih mill n HiliooHoy. i'arr' uri'at
ot thrill In romiH-tition, lunvi'Vr,
fumo when lie clonrptl 1 4 fret at
tin liitiM-roUt'Kfuti'M Hi r.l!7 th
fltt tlmo that Ih'IkM vvim hml
1'vn rlian'd. t'arr oUmitimI 14 foot
1 turn at tho Nuthmal A. A. V.
tmlnur rliamilnhhliK horo, but
Lfo ltarnoN, t'liivofsliy of Southorn
Cnllfitrnla ttar, licttorotl that mark
hy a fraotlon of an Itioh in a roi-ent
moot at Krosno, t'allf.
An tntoro-MtltiK tluol hotwoon tho
only two 11 -fooi nton in tho wm-UI
In In n-iM''t nt thin yoar's Intor
riillicLitoH. Chit futon Wunt
nwtiiilN of Stanford, who also will
rnmt'oto In thin yoar'M IntoreoltoKl
atOH, uh h hotter van It or, oton
tlally, than olthor ho or llainon.
Narrow KM'aiM for Al.
NKW YOltK tlovprnor smith
hn narrowly osrapod liotnic 1
sciihed In the Kiuyt lopodla Itrll
tnnloa hn "Hip mm of a rathor
nnttuorpuHf nl ntniiPt Klirdonor."
Tho lirlllwh nlltor, tmdoi Htumlltm
"truck man" In It m Knulih ppiiko,
nuhf tltutod "BardonPi" In n fkoteh
of tlovernor Hmlth, hut In it ro-
vlHlon tho novornor'B father wa
described os druyman.
TOP OF LEAGUE
(By the Associated rreas)
Kiaafoos' home run wh the only
hit the Heavers could collect . off
f'arl Moiling, and the Missions
won the afternoon Bame. 3-1.
after poor flfldlriK hod given
Portland a 32 decision In the
inornlfiK eneorViter. llatlres:
Cole nnd Afnsmlth; Pllletle and
Whitney. Hecond Kami1: l'onder
and Hcbo; HolliiiK and Ilaldwin.
Oakland made it four straight
victories by taklnK a pair of con
tests from the Keats, 4-3 and
11-8. IailinK. ,1-1 In the ninth
InnliiK of the first Kaiue, the sreat
Mails blew blither than u kite,
and tho Oaks pushed over three
runs, enotiuh to win. The nfter
noon fracas was u frco-hlttini; af
ialr In which Cooper and CraK
, head outlasted u trio of Kan Fran
: Cisco hurlers. Butteries: Malls
and VarK'is; Bochlcr and Head.
Hecond name: Mitchell, I'VrKHKon,
May and Sprlnz; Cooper, CraRhead
and lMiibardi,
Hacrainento and Ios Aniteles
split a twin bill, the Keliators' 7-u
1 victory In the second fray Klv
1 lliK them the odd Kitme of Ihe se
ries. Wilbur 1'eters relieved Bob
Osborne in the first Inning of the
morning game when he was struck
by a batted ball and pitched the
Angels to a 3-1 win. Hatterles:
j It. Osborne, I'etera and Kand
berg; Keating nnd Hevereld. Hec
ond game: oinninghntn, Weath-
eishe, Cahler and Kandbcrg; lla
chae, Vlni'l and Koehler.
) Hollywood went Into first place
I by two full games by knocking
over Keattle .twice, 7-0 nnd fi-4.
.Curt Flillerton let the Indians
I down wlih six hits In the Initial
game, while Donnelly, who came
to McCnbe'a rescue, received credit
for tho second win. Batteries.
(irahaio, Knight, Tcachuut and
Kchnililt; Fullerton and Basaler,
Keiiond game: Mlddleton and
Liurreani; .Mi-Cnbe, Bonnelly and
Agnew. Bassler.
(Ily tho Associated Press) .
lleset In the hostile haunts f
the ferocious Culm, John .Mctiruw's
i New York t Hants, have yielded
the National league leadership to
the Cincinnati Ueds.
Jack llcndrick's crew moved up
to the head of the class yesterday
hy defeating the hapless Phillies,
1 1 to 4. while the (limits were
losing t heir second gnme In a
row to the Chicago Cubs, fi to ft.
At Hrooklyn, the Dodgers broke
a five-game losing streak by beat
ing the Pittsburg Pirates, S to V
The Itoston Proves ended the
Cardinals' six-game winning streak
with a to fi verdict at St. louls.
i leorge I 'hie turned In a one
hit pitching classic at Cleveland,
as' the Indians downed the Phila
delphia Athletics for the second
day In a row, 2 to 0.
Pour singles, a base on balls
and a sacrifice fly gave the New
York Yankees four runs in the
first inning and the champions
coasted on to win from Detroit,
7 to 2.
Tho Senators blasted three
White Sox pitchers for Hi hits
In an easy 10 to 3 victory at
Washington.
Itoston nnd St, houls had air
open dale.
Major League Leaders
(Ily Tho Assot'iali'd lros.s)
lnohnliiir; KanioH of May 13:
National
liiiltliiK (iianthain, V I r n t o h,
.4.1 -.
HntiN Krlsoh, Canls. 2.
Uuns lmttoil In l-'risrh. Canls.
lllls Donthit. (anl. 4r.
Ponhiojt Traynor, IMnitos, 12.
Trillion 1,. Wanor, I'lralon, 0.
I lomoiH MIsHonobto, UohliiH. (I.
Stolon hanos l-'rixoh. ("niils, K.
IMtohlliK Luoas, IIoiIm, won 0 .
Inst .
Amorltim
HattinK KrosM, Itrownw, .4 1 '
l!nns Umh, Vunkoon, i:tt,
IUiuh halttMl In MounoI, yanks,
2C.
Ilit Mantish, nrowtiu, 11. Kioo,
TIrpi-s, 8!.
HotihloH Monsol, Vankpps, 12.
Trllo K. Ulro, Homit nw. lie
Kan, Kp( Hox. 6.
Ilomern ltmh. Yanks, S.
Stolon Iuimc ilarrofjt, V h i t p
Sox, 6.
I'ltohliiK Shealy, Yankoos, lMp
man. Yank-on. won r. hint 0.
Baseball Standings
National l.racuo.
W. 1 VC
jClnolnnatl is .cii
Now York I t .r.:ii
j 'hlruKO 17 12 ..Sti
St. LoulM 1 12 .671
IMttsliutu Ill 12 ,rjo
Mronklyn 12 1! .40
Ito-don ji i .HTft
I'hlladrlphla 5 1 9 .2os
Antrrimn Iaiikiip.
Now York Ill ft ,7)i2
1 1'hlladolphla 1 :1ft 7 Kr"
flovoland in in .4:t
( Kmiin K 14 .RI7
WnnhlhKtnn in 14 .417
lptrlt 12 ifl .3S7
I lost on t if .37.1
Chlcngo q ifl ,321
(Uy cur . Walton.. Cuble . I tlilor
the Ahmh ialeil Pre.)
Japan took Hiepi lan.t week to
plant her feel fhnily In the miil
of rihantmiK province, China. Tai
nnn, the capiial. wuh t-lcoj-ed ttf
nationuliiil troop, coptj-ol ut the
.ShaniunK railway wuh laken over
and the administration of the ciiy
placed in the hand of the chi
nes claim her of commerce.
TIip hattle hetween the Japanese
11 nd ChineHo tatsted acveral days,
and In the end the Japanese were
in complete control. Holh widen
paid (ho price in heavy caKiialtieH.
Although lh XatiklitK (iiation
alistj KovernmenL appealed to
the litKue of NutionH ot (leneva.
charninK Jajtan with violation of
China'H territorial IntOKi'ity and
independence, the Nippon Kovcrn
nunt continued itn warlike prfpn
rationH and lnre continfjcntK of
men and whipK are proceeding to
China. The northern litutor.
ChaiiK Tno-l-ln ifned un appeal
to' all people for unity and tho
cessation of lumtiliticH. Ho charged
coiiiinnnlHtH with responsibility for
the present dvil war and feared
impairment of CIiIiiu'h i'claUonn
with the foreign powcrH b-fau.e
of the inlercstH involved. ,
What the Ieaue of NatioiiH
will do In tho aTfalr haii not heen
diKcloMcd not even decided for
the prntet from the NankiuK gov
ernment cannot he officially reir
ojinlneil until Homo other kovci-ii-menl
the pekltiK Kovei nment. or
ho ni e other memher of the leaui-,
addH ltH,voic' to the appeal.
The. repreHcntativo of the Peking
Rovei nment at ieneva exprcKHctl
t he opinion that pnxKihly tho con
troversy could he Hcttlcil ,y Japan
and China thcmaelvcH. There
whh also u report that Jainn
mfiht ak for a lenue Investi
gation. NotvvllhstandinK' their Kcthnck t
Tsinan, a section of the Kouih
ei n nationalist army continued
Uh drive toward Peking, occitpy
Jhk 'I'ehchow on the ShantitnK
Chlhli border. This brought them
to within LMM miles of Peking)
i While Ceneva ntateKinen wre
having a lively diRcuasion ovcr;the
Chino-Japancsc situation, the v va
rious t'ovcrnments who have lai'KO
IntcrestH In (?hlna have heen si-
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WASn.l.VdTON, May
A campaign to awin-; itititiBti Uct
ed delegates to the Houston -con-
.volition to Ihe support of Sctiat.ir
t.oorgo of Georgia who has Ilia
support of his Hlitta's delegation
for the Oeinocrallc presidential
nomination, was mapped out today
oy ticorgln members of the house
of representatives.
Al n conference, they decided
to bring George's qualifications
riireelully lo tho ntleiitlon of con
vention dek'.tales but to confine
their efforts in Ihis respect chief
ly lo southern statos. As a part
of their plan to arouse scniimcnt
for their fellow Georgian, ihev in
tend to enter into correspondniice
wllh various delegates who will go
into tho convention nnliistnictetl.
Among the slates where It was
indicated activity would bo notice
able in Senator George's beliall are
Alabama, .Mississippi, Texas. Flor
ida. South Carolina. Virginia, Ar
kansas and Kentucky.
I'Yom the Itood camp loday came
thu statement by Kil s. Vlllniiiaru,
tho Missouri seuator'n pie-convon.
Hon campaign treasurer, that more
lian enough convention votes
were In hw;1iI to "stop Smith."
. "The campaign is far from .be
ing over," said Villmoare, and
Ihe real Dcmocruts of this cnun
' y will hesitate a long time be-1
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j l-nt. Indicative, probably, of the
1 uncertainty of Japa-n'n intentions,
p ho'i(fh the Japanese premier,
M. Tanaka, instructed the com-
(..tent authorities at Tokyo to
lake steps to settle the affair by
nlplomatic means.
j Former Crown prince Carol of
ttmnaniii. who issued a pianifesto
i expresslnR Intention to return to
1 Ku mania at the call of the peo-
pic, was ordered to depart from
Knulnnd by Home Secretary Sir
W illiam Johnson-Hicks. H s tmitii
festo appeared about the time
mitny thousands of1 peasants were
KiMherini; at Alba Julia and other
titles in a vast demonstration
ei,'ainst the administration under
1'remier Itratianu. It was supposed
tit first that t'.ie eaKants in their
: assembly would enKfje In an ac
I live demonstration for the oust
1 of the premier, but nothing of
this kind happened and tlu-y re
turned to their farms and their
work and Prat lan it remains in
control.
(ienerul Pmlerto Noliile's first
attempt In his dirigible, Italia,
iiuin Spitr.lxTKen to explore the
r"tic regions, proved a failure.
Jlis airship was slightly damaged,
wiin Ii means possible delay In
future attempts, but as Nohile ex
pecla to remain in that region
for months, he will have plenty
:of time to carry out scientific re
searches before Hettlm? out on the
adventure to the North Pole.
I flreat P.ritaiii, whose spokes
: man was Kir Austen Cham her 11 n.
I foreign secretary, announced her
) dcsii'e to co-operate with the
j I 'nited States covernment In put
i tltiK into ei'fect Mec-etary of
j .Slate KcJIokk's pact for outlawing
i war. The Jlritlsh dominions are
i yet to ho heard from and when
1 they make known their attitude
' Ihe Itritish will notify the Cnlted
.-Uales government of Its position.
I In the field of sport, Walter
Iticn, American star, won a
;;re.it ' victory by capturing the
! PriCsh open ,-"lf championship.
I Amuiii: those who fell before his
prowess was Archie Compston.
i he Ih'itish pro, who recently de
, feated llam-n in a 72-hole match,
I IS up and 17 to un.
I fore they tako the Issue which
Senator James A. Reed has made
i and carried to the people away
from him and place it in tho
hands of Homeone else."
KUHt WILL o AR
(Copyrighted by the Associated
Press. Hi lis)
KING'S RAY, Spitsbergen, May
11. ll'l The dirigible Italia will
make another flight Into the
Xorth lNile rculons as soon as
: good weather prevails,
j The crew is working day and
nicht, fining lit General I'mlierto
Noliile's craft with gas and ben
zine. Tho wet snow of the last
I day and night has covered the
iltnlli with a white mantle, which
It was difficult to get off, but It
; was melting today and the ship
i was drying under the 'sunshine.
Banjo
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fi if ( wood, cause oxidation, a slow burning but sure destroy ,
MS JmVW fagfire. , ; T
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yifc4 fijC'' fi " S weather, your home is slowly but surely being destroyed. . J
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jMSSYy , the rain and moisture that seep in, are enemies to property. i
rwSwwrfif or " years Lucas has studied the effect of weather on prop lj
rHlw'-w!riki''ir 7 erty an has tested materials that protect property f
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It's a eonsiiliilimi lo know that wlien doiilh ocmirs you
(-an cull a niiii'l icinu who will trent you exactly ns ho
would expect tn he trcalod if the situation wore reversed.
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Office of County Coroner
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posits to Uncle Sam he
will come to bank for
you, he will save you the
trip in bad weather or
times when you are busy,
Use the Mails!
The Jackson County Bank
ESTABLISHED 1HS8
EinORD, OREGON'
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Is the result of ,75 years painstaking study and experience. .
IT COVERS more square feet per gallon and more thor- '
oughly hides the surface. . &
IT BEAUTIFIES and its beauty lasts. ' 'i
IT LASTS longer because it is made of highest grade mate 1
rials, carefully selected, scientifically combined by skilled work.
ers of long experience. 1
IT PROTECTS positively because its smooth, glossy surface
is impervious to weather.
IT IS ECONOMICAL .
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Medfcrd, Oregon
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