Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, May 29, 1928, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Textthis on - "yellow HACKS HELPLESS 1 . MASK" iBiTOffliEinunnrBnACinioGfii HIS GOOD GOLF IRISH PRESS FOR PITCH FOR LOCALS The K.iinf will start ut Hie umial i time nnd a . lurse rrowil is ex- ' peeled " Crom -all the iurreundlnit ' ' I tiviin, wtakh toirelher with the ; Medford fans uliould be the largest j . attendance of the Heanon. ; GTlifure food 'VtM-'l andwodjjrtjoul 10 RIDING H0RSEG0LF WITHDRAW Li IN WEED TUSSLE CLASS OPENED FOR i (By Brian Bell Akam-lalnt' fonl ifi'OASTl.K. kothern' Ireland.! Baseball pnii are all agog overj Kirt Wrltrr.) j May 29. llPl Walter HiiKi'ii. who the ball game, to be played at, NKW YOKK May 29. lPl Genelwa8 criticized by the Itritlfih prftM;lhe Jackson county fair grounds A New Way of Removing tliut Uply Yellowish Tluge from Your Tcctli, We Guarantee III r IT must now liepluintoyou llint ordinary JilifriiafeinciTecnvdllgainit Yellow Mask." "' 'Iliat is true. It tiikes a special, non-gtilly "' substance not wA in llie avernuo cleiilifrire i In bullish thet unlm-oiniiu! yellowness from ' )Our naturally while teeth. ' Thin sulistanco is Tri-Calr film Thos. r . j.haic." It's a while, sutiny powder llmt foremost dent ilB rise for cleaning and pol- idling twill. There is nothing in the world ' ", lh.it will so quickly lift that "Yellow Mask" ) i " and glorify the natural loolh whiteness as . ' this scienlific material. For years lllo ohjeclivc has been lo rrealo i('0j a pleasant, tasty toothpaste of 'Tri-Cal.ium I'hosphate." And llms give yon fur daily use the finest cleaning and whitening agent known. . ' Now success has come. The name of ihis iiv! magic 'Tri-Cali him Phosphate" dentifrice is ' " Old'HOS TOOTH l'ASTK. 'Mil ' n! profession!-! """I P"hlie reception to t'i.Volil'HOS Is overwhelming. Henlinle cvrry- vlirre are telling their patients to use il. ".. , Nnled liiovic stars have turned to Oil PI COS. 'I(.'tl Women and men tlio world over leslify lo win amazingly whiter tceih. We' wont you to' try this marvelous OHl'IIOS. Don't wait unlil your present Ineffective dentifrice is used up. Why keep "' oJieautv wailing? Gel 0 tnlic today. Goufler - llut "Yellow Mask." if, aflcr a fair liiul, " i-" Ihcro is the slightest tingle of disappoint "'" 'menf, present llie unused portion of llie Mho lo your druggist and get juur money hack. oiinr f ity the AsKocJuted Cress.) The Amiriuun league's first und possllily last rruriul series of The season proved serious only in so for as II concerned Connie .Maek'K Athletics. before Ihe tremendous hlltliiK power of the New York Yankees, the MllladellilllutlH eonlil make no headway and snared only one victory In the sIK-Kame series that ended yesterday. t'onKeouent ly. the Yankees were lending; the procession today In advance of the second place Athletics. The last engncement saw l"ni horse first. Snrazen has never offered his BOlf two years ago for what was re-' tomorrow ut 2:30 p. Jnek Hueston will start, an In- ' struction 'clnfis. benlnnlne Satur-! The carded as unsportsmnnllke eon-: home team will play the fust klncdom for a home, because lt,uct .,, ihe center of a similar 1 playing ball club from Weed. Fansiclay for junior members .of .the has not been necessary. lie nasistorm in ireiano wony. are sun iuikhik uoout tne Bume ; Koir club, and It 18 requested nun the horse unldentifieil by name I "' suddenly withdrew from the played nt iJunaiiiuIr last Sunday all Junior members advise HueB- lillle town In I rrlHli open golf chnmplonshipj and the number of double piayslton by telephone, at onco. If they nui ie.ni.iii ..1 n in islartlnB today. Ho explained thutj made by the edford team. Intend lo join the classes. Florida. he was too tired because of hlsl Weed Is now leudlne toe le.mue. I ' "To what factor. If nny, do you i continental tour to compete1. Some: havlnjr won. ull its 'Kniues, chulk- attarlbulo your rcturne to winniul. forin In your play this winter and spriiiK?" clone was asked. "A horse down In Newport Klek- ey. I' lorlda. was the reply The former open and". J' champion eiplalned: I feel rlnht thin yeir fl. A. (,-olfers, seeintt an outslnndlnK eon-ling up 1000 per cent, lender ellmliiated. rejoiced, hut th Kolflng union of Ireland. turned. lloKen, lu teleKriiph.Ui withdraw al, proposed to contribute ills share of the ' proceeds of the mutch to any Irish charity the committee , i rhii.'bt name. The eommitttee de- The gamo tomorrow Is Hiiro to be .i hard couttwt'and u toss-up i lo pick a winner. - ! The Medfordi MerchantH are aware that they will have to play 1 1 real, baseball in order to .win. j. So far the boys, havo always given rphos TOOTH PASTE Removes "Yellow Mask . . , , ,.. ti ..I . , IIJIIIV. JIUY J :rrt elKht full irmniii. ,,, . since I have been play- j V'"r"."u. , 1 ..r. l . ;.,!". "ccu"1 " nemwivea. anu Q. the rnr,s,.r cor.uratlon. Inc serious competitive golf There . ". . .,, io,iiiiiik wie mei nun is "uv-, tcilay have approved a plan lo are several reason, but I place the unsporlsmnnl ke jai. JuKhe. .Medford s hlgl, r(, til0 ., property of norse f rit ,!:'Btn ."ly hn" '"Mred hls!sehool pitcher. Is slated to start j Do' n,:othel. corporation. In- champlons steamroller the Ma. k- "All winter I rode horseback all J, . ,,i . i 1 in-ie, oui in-, the game. All Aledford should : rXuiUnf( s subsidiaries In the men Into sulimlssliin, 1 1 to 4. l or i tll(. (me I wasn't Playing golf, eat-1 ' , ,, ' , , , "ul K"B u K"" I country and abroad throuKli un ; the Kieood lime In the s.rles, the I ' r s.'.plnK. I have never l.eeni"' "" Americans Alan Kid. sec-, Mlinager Hall, will have two other j ,.xrhanKe of stock.. famed speed of l.efly drove fulled! ,lv ',,.,, My ,.!,,, has beenl '' ' "f V" "', ,'u' , , Hagen j pitchers rendy to go In tho game The Chrysler directors ulso' voted to sto, be Huth nnd company. I I,,',! off and on. mostly off, tnrR""mH l f,T X, '"" ".',S' ' t"""11 Jnclt h,lve "ny . "' to retire the 220.037. ,l.,,.es . of Kd Morris, big I lulit-hander of ,,. ,lmi. know that If I ; 1 . . ' , J , . . ' 1 ,ru1"'"'- r"8 l"am a I '!' percent prefirred stock out- llie Hnston Iteil Kox. saw a liroill-1 .1 1.1 t .va..ir in l.iie I! . . ouo.-u in neavy niiie.s, uhu n sianuing at tut u snure, Islng winning streak snniiped when wouldn't win nny more rhnmplon- Tom Zachsry and the 'ashlngton 8hps. I look like I'm In the pink Kenntors beat him, 2 to 0. nf r0ndll!on all tho lime, but I am Walter lieck, former Western n(l ,1K Kml ns uk n health. I league pitcher, struck out nine men have had n lot of operations and and allowed two lilts as the Kt Louis ltrowns liOsed out Chicago, 2 to 1. Seven of the strikeouts came in the first four Innings. Only one game was on the Xa tMinal league schedule, but that saw the Cincinnati Heils strength en their hold on first place by beiliing their nearest opposition, the Chicago Cubs, 2 to 1. I'ete Ooliohue, pitching his first game of the year, held tho Culm to five safeties. HELEN CONQUERS Al'TRl'IL, France, lny 2!L UP Hflcn WiIIh tortny .lolVate., (lortnrinK und I never flt fully recovered from them until thH kih-Ihk and Mlnter. I pluyed won dfiful ulf nil winter und in the British tipen I never f' lt belter. Il tell yiu I never minm-d :i kIhiI in tho tmirnanient. i made miHtiikex, of cnurse, or I wtmld hnve won, but these were in tuklnn Iho wronj: eluh for some hIioIh, I hit the tmll rJuht hut I KWwHt'd wroiiK on what f needed' to K't there with. "I hKd' n' nevn and three' Mix1, nul tlint was not Where r lost the title, or at least a tie with Haen for it. I putted mvm'lf Into Heron d plaeeon win sroen. I drove the Kreen, nn pretty a to shot ur you ever ,nnv, and then what do you think I did? Yeptook three putlH. ! Three puttw on oin i;reen. If I had got down In one putt, I would have been tied with the Maltf, and then we would have had nomo fun. "At that I feel fine over the re sult 'of the British tournament. I j When he makes an arrangement to appear in the irirth open ehfim- pionnhip and alt arinnmenetH are made. ineludinK the draw with u partner for him, then caneeln hl entry, we rewent It," the (lerinan ehainplon, , In em MP JF 77 M . L .a. DRY"'. C(.ENED .MEANS ITHRJFT' Real Dry Clean ing length c'ns wear, also keeps appai'el iiiiinaeu- latc and hj'giorti- cally clean. Mod erate rales. Cecllie was seconu, just iwo suoiies in Aussem, in straight sels, 11-1, 11-2. ""' "ageii. anil nun s a Koi.il ueui Miss Wills won tho fli t set, 0-1. 1 "eiier man u lot ot my ti ienos sweeping her 1 ii-yonr-nM . rival thought I would do. nslde alter a Utile unsteadiness at "r lhlllk ,l,lH ls m '''"' nn', 1 tile start I ('xl,,'ct tn 1,(1 .right up among the rtettv Xuthnll, young KiikIIsIi I '"ders nt Olympla field lu the star, was eliminated from the wo- r J' ''"nv'. Iiut men's singles of the Inlerimllonal Will come off and I will be hard court championship today 10 eigiu by Mile Alice Chainelet of I'rance, U --1 . 0-1. ONE TUNING BOUT .lark ran hold them he will he' August. 0 LINCOLN, Neb., May 21l. Aee Hulkin.H will )iuve -Just one tunlnp upi fJKht hefore his oham pionlp meetlnif with Miekev Walker, the nilddlewoltfht maestro, in (.'hieaKo. June 21. 'The encoun ter will hr held here next Monday niKht nRnlnKt an opponent not yet named. Following the match HudkinH wiUpo to ChieuKO In complete his tralnlnK. mm A AH Jor high compression motors RED CROWN fe,OASOLINE ITMDAKD Oil COMPANY Of CAIHORM1 CIIIOAOO. May 20. (fll Mr. .lohn 1). licit?! of Chicago believes she and her Kentucky derby win ner, Ueliih Count, lire the victims of a ;.(. lino kick. While at the post lu Ihe derby, Hie . big red Chlcag ill was kicked, suffering a cut about an Inch long on. bis left hind leg. When the wound appeared lo be healing, he was entered in the .ri0, lino llelmout slakes, Juno (1. Yesterday It was announced be hnd been withdrawn from the rich slakes, as the cut was still e mid bothersome. Major League Leaders lly the Asmirhited Press.) Ini'ludiiiH gamett of May I'M: llulliiiKt! rant hum, 1 'Ira ten, .31M. Huum Douthlt, I'ardH. IU. Matted in FriHi h. CanN, IU. HitH Douthit, Cards. Utl. Omililes Krim'h. Cards. 13. Doulden Krlseh, Cards, I It. Triples Walker, Uetln. 7. Itomei-r. Wilson. CuIih, V. Stolen banes FriMch. Cards, 1 0. I'HchlnK Blake, Cubs, won fi,- lost 0. . American, Batting Krosw, Prow ns. .SS.'i. Huns Iluth, Yanks, 4-1. liuns batted InT-Uuth, Vankn, 43. Hits Ma nosh Hrownn, Uu. DituMt-s Meusel, Yanks. IS. Trlpley l.tuxcri, Yanks, H. 1 1 o tners 1 1 nth, Yanks, I . Stolen bases McNeely. Browns: Barn u, While Sox; Uice, riweis. n. I'lubint" 'Pennnrk. Ynuk, won 7. lovt 1 ; IMpuras, Yanks, won 7, h.sl 1. I nunht to do better, much better, than I did last year." Gene's bly roK year waH 1 2 2 , ns n 20-year-old pro, lately uradu ated from the entld-y ranks, he won the open championship of the Cnlted -States With ft score of HXK. and followed with a vl tory In the prof cHf inna Kolfers' association championship. Two other, point 'he oodriiatured pro would like to clear up'whlle he has the floor: "Not that It makes much differ ence," he said, "but ,1 am usually credited or harcd wlih a year or more In aire than 1 am entitled tn. I nm only 2d. I woh h o r n nt Harrison. N. Y., February 27, 1!t02.. "The other poinl Is where I work.) Thoro l.s a little confusion about .that. I have lncn Ihe pro for about four years at the Fresh Meadow Country club at Flushing. I like the job nnd if It's all riuht i would like to have that empha- SlKed." Gene walked several holes with the Prince of Wales at Sandwich, but the prince did not know that the pro was a rider on the side, sn they did not discuss horses. "I didn't hrlnjr p the subject.' saiil Gene, "and he didn't say nny thitu: about it, ehher.' "We talked some wolf, hut only i;onernlly. I did not ask him about his name and he didn't ask me anything 'about hoy to cure a slice I don't know how Rood a Rolf el ite Is, hut he Is a Rreal sporlsmnn. From what T saw of him I would stamp him regular, quite rejyilar." Ah for Gene he expects to play ureal golf this year and for several years to e,ome if the horses hold out. W. I... Pet. New York 31 .7 .HHil Philadelphia VI 14 .Oil' Cleveland 23 17 . .-67.". f Hoston 15 18 .4 r.5 j St. Louis 18 22 .4r,0' Chicago 15 24 .as&l Detroit U 2fi .3(i WaKhliiKt'un '.. 12 23 .234 National. W. L. Pet. Cincinnati '.. 2S in' . r ;i t; Chicago 25 17 .;V5 P.rooklyh 22 17, .r84 New York t Ui .r.K3 St. Louis 22 IS .r.rifl Pittsburgh ' 17 21 .447 I Hoston 12 ' 23 .343 1 Philadelphia 7 27 .2U Baseball Standings SPOUT BRIEFS I .OS A.S'i:K1.1:H. Miiy (!) Cowboy Jack Willis, hanl-hlutuK San Francisco and Texas uilddle welght boxer, will try to ride herd tongiht with Kentucky Joe Ander son to take the. part of the hero. 'be general consensus was that Anderson would win by n nose. Wlllln. however, packs- a' deilden Iiik punch and should he net a good pot shot at Joe's cbln there probably won't be any need of rid ing herd any further. MCNTttlSAU Canada, May 2!). (Pi Japan today won Ihe right to play the 1'nlied states In the American zone I)avis cup tennis final by defeating Canada lu the second, round play. The deciding match was a victory for Captain Telzo Tuba of the Japanese over Jack Wright of Canada, 7-9, 3-11, (1-3. li-0, n-4. (itirlhnh.il. rri'm tlet' river, Lincoln county Fights Last Night (My the Associated Press.) PlIlI.AItKLPHlA. Midget Wol gast, Philadelphia, defeated Willie Davis. Charlerol. Pa., (10). Ni: OKLKANS Tony Cnnion erl khnrked out Claudle "Wilson. Hit mtnglmm. (I L Al Jerome tech nically knocked out Johnny Me Nally. (I). CLKVKLAND Mickey Walker, world's middleweight chtimplOn, de feated 'Pony Marullo, New Orleans. Loi.s being rafted !t nn. Maurice lloltxer, France. iijiviv rriMv 'ieveianr (tn Ml JOHNS-M ANVIl.l.H ROOFING and SHINGLES AT TROWBRIDGE -M.MHKH YAIU -OH ' llitl itrMWi?! V'JL iW JIfiw-i--i7?M 11 Mill liHIMWJLEllif '1 TEA ENJOYMENT -yO EAY TO' GET IT The flavor of tea is a delicate will-o'-the-wisp. Unless the tea is tip top,' cream-of-the-crop, you have nothing but a hot drink. Those ' who are' tea-wise place their flavor faith in Tree Tea Orange Pekoe. Only choice, tender leaves of first crop mountain tea are selected for this wonder-blend of black tea. And, you pay less! Ti' f: fl) . j 1 'elicioiis,Jjoi WHOLESOMENESS ,. '.' i I WHY should spirits go down when the thermometer goes up? Beat the heat with a bottle of delicious, wholesome carbonated beverage. They're made of finest sugar, pure water and wholesome taste-tempting flavors. Perfect carbonation possible only when the drink is bottled is what gives them that refrc(1-M"c tangy taste. T REE Orange TEA a Moo Garhonated $500 In Cash Prucs .7 y-rir f a vo ri i c recirc for ihe me nf !-! itet Cirli-iiuict) Rev ttJitrHi Ameriin llmtkrinf C.r-h-'iMiai Hrvrrj;e-i.7tti B-nd HMr.. u.nrinBJon. n. I . Lain r'i lie JWJtilcd jr best rtxiptf. Mjeres a Jl in your town.' Beverages TJ, 13U11LLK For thone who prefer Green tea, there's Tree Tea Japan Thl tllltl.W,nimCo., Maldi-E.ubli.h.a ie4 MEDFORD lOBAtCO CO, AIR ROUTE I0UR1 C-Ol.l-MUfS. O.. Muy ZS. Uf) Colum'1 fhnrlos A. LinrtliiMKh laml nl lit Nurton fit-Ill hi'if ut 9;S; thin uuiruiUK. nu Dip flrat leg of il rint hi tn tup I'mlfii- count in lli mv rnpiu-lty of I'liuirinun of the I nliiM-T'omlurutal Air Truna purl, lnr. Ilo took off from CurtlHHi ' flrlil, Now 'olk. ut ri:L'5 a. in., ennli'in iluyliKht tilm I'olnufl l.llullK-rch rpfuscil to muki' nny Ktatrini'til prmr to the -liiki'ofr. Ilr wan Hoi'oiniianii'it on tho flltht hy thri'o lomiiaiiiuiiH. nil "1 i "iioin ini-iiniii to I'wral their .nnn!i. tHif ot tluin, howrvrr. ' ivi'i'iiniivil hy m-wxMiK.rmvn a.i rolouol lli'lu y llroi-kl lllidu.., I.inilhi'rch's atlornov. i:xiflli ni flyhm wiatlit't' iMovnll-t-il ami tlu. lakootf wan man, with out lurlilont. f. M. ky,K. iMosiilrnt of tho ni'w nlr-rall oimt to ooast syst.-m, at Curllss fivlil, iiniioniHiil that Colonl l.lnillnMch woiiM make Minim at t'olumliun. St. I.ouls. Wich ita, Kaim.. ami Clovis. N. St., -on. tallvc nli'iiortn for the nrw x.ivlco. Sontialuirn. ltiKht of ways an stcurcd for statu highway brtilu The Inspiration of Memorial Day It is fra.nici that . jiny . man shoulil have to die for his 'roriivtryj Vmt it is an iusipra tion to reflect how many men have been willing; to die for this great nation of ours. Slay all Americans on Memorial Day re solve' again to' he worthy of those who have given their all that. America might survive' and endure. This bank will not he open for business .on Decoration Day, May .10 First National Bank McdXord, Oregon t SECURITY SAFETY SERVICE MEMBER OF FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM CAItTAL AND SURPLUS $150,000 ONYX POINTEX HOSIERY For Woiner, $1.95 INSURANCE First Insurance Agency A. L. HILL, Manager , Phone 105 30 N. Central Medford, Oregon ii i? riHUIUIIIIIIIIIIIIttllilllUllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllUlllllllllllllillll!!,. " FR EE 1 Load of Kindling With Every 3 Loads of Green Slabs 4J Tier, Per Load OR . i We will sell 1 small load of slabs for '$2.75 " Or 2 small loads for $5.00 , Summer price now on mill blocks Valley Fuel Company Phone 76 o o tmli (Mill -