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Fa"GE SIX
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DEFEAT I0 SEALS
II
(By tlio Associated Trent)
Poillan diuuii(lLil Etiuei' Jui:hI
Jiai a fur live muni's, and added
uiMthur run off '.Uuy in Hie sixth,
f ivlnp them the nei-ettMiry margin,
with which to stave utr the Seals'
ninth Inning rally, which fell one
run uhci t. I'ho srore was (-i,
Ut'it Cule receiving credit lor the
victory. Batteries: Jmolm, Mayp,
KorKiison and Sprinz, Vargas;
Cule, Totnlin and Ainnmith.
Ciordon Utiodca hud l ho Sena
tors well tamed, liniiti them
tt six hits as the Stars again
dropped them for a loss, 6-1. The
losers contributed four errors
);tlp swell tho Stars run total.
J:nlteri'B: Kalllo, HinRleton and
3oohler; Tlhodes and Husnler.
HplPiidld relief work hy Clyde
Kanco, who Htepped in to blank
Lok AnKcleH from tho third to tho
tenth, enabled Seattle to nose out
the? Ancc-ls in extra frames, C-4. '
C unnlnKham and I'lliL allowed tliti
IiHlifinM but six hitw, but they
came, at opportune moments. Uat-
tfrles: t'unnlnKhaui, J'litt and
Hannah; Uryan, Xttnco and 1'ar- j
lier. I
- nvHiito tho fact that Bill !
11Ui;1h's whined nine Oaks In six
Innings, the hanipions had no
trouble boutn Ins hits off him In
m voral frames and l he IH-Hn ,
bowed once ninro to tho OnltH, 7-T. j
I'oi'ltler on the hill for the win-,
iht. dlHposod of seven lie lis on '
Hlrlkes. Batteries: I loch lor ami
l,omlardi ; 1 luilien, Martin, Nfl
fcon and Baldwin.
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BATTLE T0NI6K1
NIIVV VOKK. June 1. (tV)
Wenther p (i r in I ( l 1 ii k. Tommy
Loitejn-an will put his liht-hcavy-weiKht
crown on his head at Kb
1 - ( h field tonight and let I'ele I.at
zo, Seranlou coal miner, try to
knock It off in 15 rounds. The
battle originally was sehedulnd for
Wednesday, but rain knocked those
plans into a corked hat.
Forced to weifch In tialn tculay,
l.ouKhran and l.atzo wi'iit back to
their irainini; stunis yesterday in an
i f fort to keep down to (he class
limit of 17.1 pounds. l.oiihran
worked out at a local Kymnasluni.
The champion barely made the
limit at iho first welwhin In Wed
nesday afternoon. Just sealing 175
pounds. Latzo weighed 1 Hit
, What little bettiiiK there win
c'irilp on a J to 1 bais, with the
champion tho favorite.
Baseball Standings
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Iletman's baths and plunge
for the season.
k ii
MOST people know this absolute
antidote for pain, but rc you carctul
tt) say Bayer when you buy it ? Ami
do you always nive a glance to sec
Uayer on the box and the word
irenuine printed in red? It isn't the
genuine Bayer Aspirin without it I A
druRstore always has Hr.yer, with the
proven directions tucked in every box :
5
Kr;.Yi?iit.r of .itfiin
I-;d (S(niiiiib'i) l-i'wls who is shown In above ph-tui'i' In ntilou In
wnilluu- fan in 1 1 n history nf .M edforil when he wrestles Bill Sh iw
auspices of the American Legion of Ibis city. Advance Mat wiles
ITS LOSING SPELL;
( Ity the Associat ed J'ress)
The Pittsburg Pirates, National
league champions last year, have
chec-ked their losing streak at
least temporarily.
With their Infield still a make
shift affair, the floundering Cor
sairs, hn missed at every turn,
pulled themselves together at
Korbes field yesterday and nosed
out the St, Louis Cards, ;l to 2.
That victory checked the I 'irates'
run of defeats at six in a mw and
sent the Cards into fourth place
In the stnllditiKs.
!eorne Klsler hit his first Na
tional league home run as tin:
Ilravrs made it four hi a row
from (he dou n trodden Philt'es,
!) to 4. All-told Hislcr contrihuted
three of tho I Erave.V hits of
line- phi) hurleiM.
Tho news along the American
league front was much as usu:l
Tho New York Yanks played
with four utility men in the line
up, but shut out the Washing on
He nati.rs, anyway, 4 to i), Italic
Uuth hit his l!)th homer of tho
season.
Cleveland took its third straight
beating from the on-coming Oc
troi! T.gcrs. $ to 4. Shaute and
P.iickcye were pounded for Hi
lilts, while Oihsnn pitched effec
tively for the Timers.
The St. Louis Crowns and Chi
cago White Sox ended nil kiu:iiv
in their double-header at Si.
Louis, the Sox gallophil away with
an rusy 7 lo ' victory 'in the
first. In the night en p Schultcs
home run cave the Urowns an
even break on the day, 2 to 1.
NKW YOUK. J line 1 (T
I '.a be Kulh has closed his books
for May w ith I home runs to
his credit, more thaii he ever has
had at this Mage of t he season.
Homer I a a high fly that
dropped Just inside the right
hold barrier was propelled at lb,
Yankee stadium slcrday. with
Dudley of Washington as the vic
tim. The drive put Uuth 10
games and I Z days ahead of his
i ; pace when he hit 1.0 for a
m w i crord.
He
not
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asii his
D'th homer last year until June
11 in his ;,'nd game. Yesterday's
was his Und contest of the mm
j M'll.
ar 6agUe ea('ers
illy the Associated Press,)
Includ'ng gamei of May 31:
National.
Patting llornsby. Praves. .110.
I;u:is- P.otloniley, I'mds, At.
Kuns batted ln--l"r:sch, Cards. 3.
lilts-- Oouthlt. Cards. 7 1.
Doubles Hot'omlcy. 1'rtsch. Cards:
Hurnsby. Praxes. 1 .
Trip'.cs Walker. Pcds. 7.
Homers - U'iInmi. Cubs, !.
Stolen bases - Pi is, h. Cards. U
Pitihlng Plake, Cubs, won 3, lost
0.
American.
Pat ting K ress. Prow ns. .33.
Puns -Pinh, Yanks, -is.
Cuns batted In Uuth. Yanks, K
Hits Miiuush, Prow tis. CO.
Ooublcs Speaker. Athletics, ll.
Tilphu Itice. Senators. 7.
Homers liuth. Yanks, 1 ;i
Stolen bases Patieit, White Sox.
Jt.
Pitching Plpgrns. Yunks, won s
- lout !: Pennock. Yank. von s,
Ijbt 1.
rr:rFonn mail
Strangler Lewis
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GET PRIZE MONEY
NKW YOLK, June I . fT)- C. C.
I'ylr, who will promote most any
thing, gives New York something
new tonight a 0-hour team run
ning w It h some of his traus-iui-tlnental
footraces as the compeil-'
tors.
The race Is scheduled to start at
Madison Sijuarc Cardcn at ! p. m.
and close at J 1 o'clock Saturday
night.
The makeup of the learns has not
been announced, but I'yle says
some of thosf who finished well
up In the standings mi the cross
country grind will be entered.
1 The promoter. Incidentally, v
' Iterates that A ndrew Payne of
; Clareniore, Olda.. and the other
j nine runners in the moin-y on the
' Loss A ngcles to New York .jaunt.
will reei ive their share of the $4S.-
Tiioi pri.e money at S o'clock to-
night.
TO 75 GRADUATES
ASHLAND, June I. Seventy
laud received t heir shrdluetaoslu
five repi oscntalh e olilig pniple of
Ashland received t heir diplomas
from the A.-hlaml high school on
Thursday evening. Graduation ex
ercises were held in the gymnasium
of the Junior high school. The
uymuasiuiu had been made most
attractive for (he event by the erec-
(Ion of
the r.
stage at the north end of
u. v here uuanhlies of ;
greens and
an abundance of yel-
low flowers
decoration
prominence I
7-"i young pe
cessional the
i-ompleted a charuilic; 1
scheme which gave 1
o the class colors, Th" '
ople marchetl hi pro
length of the ball ami
were sealed on the platform with
members of the board of edueu-
lion and with the speiiker of the
evening, Or. Arnold Pen net t 11 a 11.
president of the I'nUcrslty of Ore
gon. President Ihtll. in bis address lo
the i kiss, i-mnhaMZfd the h"inrlv
virtues and the character huililim;
forces that make for fine accom - ;
I'lishment In life. The address was .
fremjently punctuated with perscn-
al
uni'cdotes and humorous bits '
, that kept the jniilieme in the hap- ,
piest possible frame of mind aid
prepared a w ay for the splendid
I plan of the address. Diploma
I w ere pres- ll'etl by Mr-. Louise Pe-i
! i-i'i-.l, president of the hoard of
education. The following program ;
was given: Music. "Ohimve Pa- f
trol. (irchestra: Invm-at ion. Kev.
Charles K. Dunham. First Itaptist
cliurcli: music, (al '"Spring Comes
Laughing." (to ' The Voice f v, vt i
WmdM." Glrlf' (ilee I "lub; Class 1
Scntimeiitsr: mu-.ic. "Grand Ameri
can Pantasla." orehestur address.
"Preparedness for l ite," Pu-sidctit;
Arnold P. Pail. Pr.lversKy of l re-
con; pn sentatlon of diplomas.1
Lnllbl PeroKJll. presld. nt of school
board: b.-netlict Ion. Pev Churl.
, t
I. On n ham: muic, "War of t he i
Nations." Orchestra.
Pernord K. Spencer of Los An-
gcles, ari;tved in Ashland this w e. k j
to visit w illi his daughter. Miss
i Ksthcr Spencer. Mid to attend her I
graduation. Mr. spencer i a broth- !
er of D. M. Spen.-er, Miss Miirv .
Spencer and Jam' s Sp. ncer. and
U visiting at the old SperuM r home- j
'tead east of town. Since the wur;
Mr. Spr0er has m connected
with the work of the veteraiiM' bu-j
remi. '
Mrs. Louis Dodge, Min. Ft'etl IV j
Wanner and Mr. Fred S. Kngle j
will lcae on Munday fui Cui-alUj
thttttxe, medfotid,
Under Full Steam
AH
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a recent m;ith, is cpec(ed to draw the largest assembljigc of
id Ohio, here tu't Thui'Mlay fn-niiig at the armory under llic
an reporieil to be going last.
where they will represent Chapter
A. C. of the P. I'. . Sisterhood at
,the slide ci invent ion which will
i lie in se.,si'in (here during- next
week.
Miss Marie Walker, who left yes
terday for Chi lot) ii in. Ore., where
she will be employed, was honor
guest Tuesday ev( ning at a party
given by Mrs. CJeorge LloumeriaU"!'
at her home on Pioneer street.
Cards wee the d i version of the
evening, with high si ore awarded
to Miss Marie Walker, and ' con
solation rr Miss Kut It Osmun.
Late In the i veiling the hostess
served dainty refreshments to the
Misses Calla Ulegel. Klsie Alex
ander. 11 e O f g I e Coffee, Kthel
Shrum. Leta Wnlker. Kiniiiii Jeii
kiii.. Oertrmle Itiede, Uuth Os
mun. Marguerite Hammond, 1 r.
Maltie i:. Shawrf .Marie Walker and
the Mesdames I an Kay, Charles
Ph rce, W. 1). Whittle. Clifford
Junkhis and Mrs. Sara Mosier
Pet. is.
Miss Mary Oaley. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. C,;iley ..n Sher
inaii street, will be pre.-etited in a
piuio rei-it;il liy her teacher, Mrs.
llitH T. Milchelmore, on Tuesday
.evening, .1 one Mh. at S : 1 ." at 1 he
i Presbyterian church. Miss Uuth
i Louise Voder, violin instructor at
1 the Sunt h c r u Oregon Normal
; school, w ill asist. and will be ..
, "nm pa ah d by M rs. M Itohelmore.
W Wcli
Live S took Re p o rts
TOP THE MARKET
FOR FACTS
Thi
is is
JP means Truth told interestingly
oreoon, friday, jtjxe i, 102s.
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The public is invited lo attend the ;
recital.
Mr. and Mrs. Hussell Cripe were
honor guests on Wednesday, May !
;ii'th, at a bridge evening given,
by Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Peters, Jr..
and Mr. and Mrs. V. D. Miller, at
t he Peters home on Iowa street, i
Mr. and Mrs. Cripe leave soon for!
Los Angeles where Mr. Cripe Willi
attend the summer session at the '
I 'niversity of Southern California.
Six tables of bridge occupied the
guests during the evening, with !
honors at cards falling to Mr. and
M rs, C. ,1. Itead, and consolation
awarded to Mr. and Mrs. 1'dwln
Ounn. A- "towel shower" was a
parting attention for the honor
gues's. Mr. and Mrs. Cripe. Guests
for the evening were Mr. and Mrs.
Clyde V. Young, Or. and Mrs. Ii.
I ,. 1 turd ic. M r. and M rs. A i t hur
I 'et ers, M r. a nd M rs. t : brge M.
Green. Mr. and Mrs. Oan Kiiy, Mr.
and Mrs, Klwood lledberg. Mr. and
Mrs. O. A. Paulserud. Mr. and Mrs. J
Harris Lean. Mr. and Mrs. p.. C. '
Fnrsythe. Or. and Mrs. W. .I. Cran-j
dull. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Lead. Mr.'
and Mrs. P.dwin Ounn and Mr. and
Mrs. Uussell Cripe.
Mrs. c. O. Gaffney. who recently
underwent a major operation at
the Community hospital, has been
removed to her home and is re
ported to be greatly improved.
Mrs Susanne Homes Cart"? was
an
mm
in Ashland on Thursday making
urrani meiita for Jackson county
sl'IiouI day whb h will bo held In
Ashland on Friday.
O. K. Carson of the Carson I.um-,
ber company and Mrs. Carson ex
pert to spend the summer at XIc
Mlnnvilte, Ore., where Mr. Carson
will attend to busiiH'SH interests.
K nneth Stlatton, son of Mrs.
S:idie Siratton on Iowa street, will
leave on Monday fur Weddrrburn.
tire., where he will upend, the slim
mer at the home of his uncle, Mr.
l.loyd Straiton.
Mrs. Boy Koblt y of Portland,
Ore., and her mother, Mrs. A. K.
1'attcr.son, are visit im; for a few
days at the home of Mrs. Klsle
Churthmau on L'nion street. Mrs.
Uohley. who spent her girlhood in
Ashland, was Miss Maude Patter
son. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bobley
also are visitim; in southern Ore
gon at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
William Altken In Medford.
Miss Vera Wright, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Wright on
Mountain avenue, will leave on
Saturday fur Portland to visit her
sjsler, Mrs. A. O. Weber.
Mrs. Millard fJruhb has been a
patient in the Hilt, Calif., hospital
for several days past, but expects
to be dismissed within a few days.
Mrs. Crubb will bo a guest of her
Mister who resides at Hilt.
The litte sun of Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Jones of Klamath Falls is
sick with the measles at the hohem
of his grandparents, Mr, and Mrs.
(Ircen on Kfghth street. Mr. and
.Mrs. Jones are on their vacation In
California.
Fights Last Night
(liy the Associated Press.)
CHICAGO. Freddie Mueller,
liuffalo, beat Itay Miller, Chicago,
(HO. Soldier Dombrowskl, De
troit, and Young Nationalism, Phil
ippines, drew (10).
NKW YOUK. Manuel Quinlero,
Spain, defeated louis ( Kid Kap
lan. Meridcn. Conn., (010). Loue
Tener io, Philippines. outpointed
King Tut. Los Angeles, (10). Puby
Joe Gans. Los Angeles, beat Jackie
llrady. Syracuse, New York. (lo).
HACK KXHAt'K, N. J. Frankic
Paumm. Paterson, outpointed Pan
cho Oentio, bantamweight cham
pion of the Philipines. (S.
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for your motor
A STANDARD OIL PRODUCT
lewspaper
SAX FRANCISCO. Peter Mey-I
ers. San Francisco, knocked out J
Lefty Cooper, Minneapolis, (.1). !
Attention!
Wo are In position to pay you
mora than anybody for wool-mohair.
See us beforo you sell. !
MKDFORD BAHOALS" HOUSE, ,
Phone 1062. 'It N. Grape St.
Ct.-is-'dfiod ndvM-tising gets rsiisj
7
B Mrs. MtG cGkegor. Dimlor elhuiMJ Stitmt
One of my mrre
spondente writej
me that she ia
having a most
disc our ft King
time with a
dingy, Rray
drain board in a
rented house. She
says she has scrubbed 'til she
is exhausted, and thestainaand
discolorationa are still there.
I ve written to her to stop
scnibbinn at onee! There is
positively no need for it in these
days of "easy housekeeping."
The necessity for "elbow
grease'1 vanished when Clorox
appeared. No rub, no scrub, no
worry. Just apply C'lnrox in the
correct solution the direc
tions are on the label and
presto! shining, bright cleanli
ness everywhere. -
Stained white porcelain
White porcelain, tile or en
ameled drainboards can be
kept spotless in the same easy
way. Always rinse well as soon
as the spots have disappeared.
Bleaching hardwood floors
A woman wrote me from
Denver to toll me what won
derful results she got with
Clornx for bleaching her
floors. She says: "First I
407 East Main
PAINT
Paints -Varnishes
Mgp
Stockholders Notice.
Notice is hereby given that 4he
annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Home Telephone and Tele
gi&ph Compuny of Southern Ore
gon, will be h!d at the office of
the company, I'lS West Slxih St.,
Medford, Oregon, at 3 o't-luck p.
m June 5th, 1928.
It. iS. HAMMOND, Secretary.
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Drainboards
snow white
-yet unscrubbed
Mrs. MacGregor has
prepared for you a
mostinterestingEasy
Housekeeping Chart
to hang in your
kitchen. Send for
your free copy.
washed the floors
with soap and
wntcr. Then I
nppliM a Clorox
solution with a
mop as directed.
This l let stand
for half an hour.
I could son my floors (jrowinR
liehlcr pvrrv minute. The Clo
rox cut the dirty wax and var
nish und blenched the floors un
derneath. Then I rimed them
with clear water. W hen they
were thoroughly dry my hus
band varnished, waxed and pol
ished them. We were so proud
of our work and oil our friends
thought we. had new floors!"
Let me help you
If you have a problem of
better, easier cleaning, do write
to me. If I enn help I will. My
laboratory is always at your
service. And if you have found
better and easier housekeeping
wavs, won't you pass the good
word alone? Thousands of ot her
women will be interested and I
can tell them here just as I
tell you.
Meq MacGbeqor
Dept. of Household Science
Clorox Chemical Corp.
Oakland, California.
Bleaches
Removes Stalna
Destroys Odors
Rills Germs
ft
AT ALL GROCERS
HALL PAINT CO.
Phone 937-R
Free Demonstration
Mi and -Mrs. lirooks, eastern, representatives
for .Azteroo Clay, are here for a lhnited time.
A full line of lampshades and wood novelties of
all kinds.
Learn to make your own screens, plaeques, etc.
Clean your wall paper with Ahsorene; floors,
with Double X; old brushes with Sava Brush.
It works just like paint
TWCDire . I l. f , ... . .
It works smoothly and cvcnlv fW If h ll rk. nr
under the brush. B H Brush Lac- advantages of lacquerwtth all the
querismadethatway.That'swhy "brushing" advantages of paint,
you g such good results paint- And have you seen B-H Brush
ing turrutuie and floors w.th ic Lacquer in its new container
There's ample time, before B-H 'i "t S owt? choOS
Hmhl,L,J. .. .. )ourshades right from the actual
Brush Lacquer sorts to set. to colors. There ire 18 of them; for
brush over surfaces, and fin.sh furniture, floors and bric-a-brac,
corners and edges. Yet B-H dries on display at our store.
BASS-HUETER
CO M P A N Y
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