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KWE TEN ffifSfirE ROGERS HORNSBY UiJ.VM ion nc wipmDV t : III II III V Hi mi HELEN VIEWED AS .1 V : i'ARI8, France, June 6. (IP) The victory of Helen Wills In the Kjench International bard court tennis championships and the case with which she dominated all com-1 polltora In capturing the title with (Wt the loss of a slnglo act today revived the controversy ns to tho rc'alive skill of the California Kill and Buznnne Ienglen. Tho admirers of Suzanne and there are many left pointed out that Helen dropped on the average nt three camps a match-while Su- rone was accuseomed to disposing ; f- her opponents in tne eany vminds without permitting them to score. - Close friends of Miss Wills finld she had an aversion to winning love acts and did not desire to take advantage of on obviously weaker adversary, therefore she np. )lleil pressure only when iieccs nary. Neutral ohscrvors who havo watched both players for many years asserted that never has fill unnc dominated a tournament 'l'h Krantor superiority than Helen did in the ono just ended at Auteull. The opinion of ten experts at Auteull was summed up thus: Helen lacks tho killer Instinct that made Suzanne, so Imprcsslvo ngalnst poorer plnycrs, but the American Is now just as effective ns Lenglun over was against first class opposition. . .. PENPLKTON. Oro., Juno 6 Ml Kd (Wrangler) Lewis, wurld's liravywelght wrestling champion, tlefcaled John Flrpo Wilcox, In dian heavyweight from Okiahomi, in two straight fulls hero last night.- Tho champion took the rirat fall in IS minutes with u deadlock and the second in ono minute with a series of hc.tdloek.i. an. arm scisitors and top body pin. Vallaee Duguid nnd Howard f'nntonwlne. heavies, went & half hour to a draw, with Cantonwmu tho aggressor. Francis Stull of I'endleton took two out of thfffo falls from Cecil Alford of rendlo ton In -anolhor preliminary. ST. PAW Minn., June 5. (A') ' Jni-k Malono of St. .Paul tonlKht 111 provide Middleweight t'hum tlilon Mickey Walker his last "work fall" before the New Jersey bouncer iflsks his title against Ace lludklns, Juno 21. '; KHANKroltTr Cermnnv. .lilno S. . (!') V'ot ty lennan women have ! Jiorii summoned In IVankforlKin-1 irtiin. for a speclnl (raining course I for Inn w omen's eitries nl Ihn Am HterilHin Olympic enmes. or these. 21) will tio selected to Kn to llnl laml and rompeto In the sprints.! Ifirll Jump, ilisrits throw, fOO meter! run ninl relay race. I VnfMiap REASON NO. 14 rThe only union suit . giving perfect crotch comfort with correct (it. ... Famous patented closed ", crotch properly "dressed," like well ; tailored trousers. on this red woven label BEST KtlAIL IKAWt ; The B.V. V. Company, Inc. JM Maktn'B. V. D IMctwoit Ok SUZANNE'S EQUAL , , SPORT BRIEFS : i 1 j OVER CINCINNATI! (Ily the Associated Tress) I The New York Cilunls owo n vote of thanks to their former , tcum-ninltt. ltouers ilurnsbv. who;1""-.', um.io . ...... v... w.,,KUI re 'legal and whcllier tHey Is tilttlm: the Vail at a 418 clip. is nituni, tne oau at a cnu ; fur the Huston Dravcs. The Itujuh," let go ly the Giants for the "good" of the club, personally accounted fur the run that pulled the liruvea to a C to . miuxi .. " ' " -""I of tho two major league games j (,,. fndup w ith Tummy O'llrlen. ''"e lat superintendent of banks, that rain did not prevent. TheiM1,ftJ. H.llt,0 Krappler, for a one-1 but the article of tho new "Bon Keds" defeat allowed the l1'0 1 full finish mulch. Kuller arrived : corporations" have been filod with OlantH to creep a bit closer to sutunlay from I'lioenlx, Ariz., and I the corporation department. Hendricks' crew, out In front In mU eXpol:u.j i w restle In the The questions asked by Mc the National league race and le-l main event. H Is ruled hlgli. in 1 Calllster were prepared by Bunk tcrmined to stay there. This cluss and expected to show real Superintendent Schramm after Willi the score tied nnd Cicorge :,ctlon against OHiien. A second conference with tho stute banking Sister on baso In ' tho ninth, llornsby drovo the ball Into the center field bleachers a terrific drlvo that decided tho issue then and there. Six runs In the first three nlnss wore enough to curry the I'lilladclnlila Athletics to victory over tho Chicago White Sox, C to 3, at Chicago. Ty Cobb camo out of a bad batting slump .and drove In three runs with a slnglo and triple in tho first and second innings. All the other big time teams i had un off duy bocause of rain. - OLYMPIC TESTS ltOSTOX, Juno 5. W Lloyd Matin, AnuT.i'u'H best pru.sptct In the Olyimiiu 80U u'nd ICtOU meUr in i'os, lina rt'purled to IiIm cuui'li. Jack Itydor, In vxcutlcnt phyulcul cundltlon. Though Huhn lmn not rnccd kIih'O March and hud Hpcnt 4S huui'H on tho train which carried him Ihto from IiIb NrhraHka homo, ho mn n ( unite r niilo in 01 nco ondH. Then ho joKKod a mllo und a hulf. Th Nfbiaska filer will work out dully under Kyder nnd his flint race will prolmhly bo In tho east rn olynipJo tryoutM nt New York on Juno 10. liyder IipHcvcb tliat ho needs only two or threo races to tt In perfect condition. jor League Leaders (Hy the Associated Press.) ' Including g:imes of .lune -I: National. Itattlmr llornsliy, llraves. .41H. Huns llottomley. Cards. 41. Huns batted In Krlseh, Cards: Wilson. Cubs: lllsonnette. Hob Ins, nnd Iliiltomley, Cords.. 36. lilts Douthlt. Cards. 74. Doubles llornsliy. ltraves, 16. Triples Walker. Heds. 7. Homers Wilson. Cubs: Ttlsnli- ette, ltobins; lottumley. Cards, . Stulen liases Krlseh. Cards. 12. I'llchlng Clark, Kohlns, won 0, lost 1. American. Palling Kress. lli-ovus. .3X3, Huns Itutli. Vnnks. 4n. Huns balled in Until. Yanks. 4I. Hits Munich. Itrowus. fit. Doubles Speaker. Athleths. IS. ! Triples Hire, Senalnrs, 7. ' Homers Huth. Yanks. 1!. Stolen bases liarrett. White Sex: I Sweeney. Tigers, S. Pitching Plpgras. Yanks, won !l, lost 1. Baseball Standings American. W. 1.. lvt. Hi s .SIS is .64.1 :t ii .r.:: 2S 53 .4S9 1 Hi -3 .4111 IS ,4n 17 25 J7II 14 27 .311 W. T.. ivt. s; is ,r.4e in .mi) 27 i:t .f,s 7 1 27 :t .Sri 21 21 ..'.2 5 2l 2i .444 . 17 21 .4111 1 7 33 .175 NVw Y.rk Philadelphia Cleveland St. l.nuls Itoslon Detroit Chicago Washington N'litloiuil, Cincinnati New York .. St. Louis Chicago lirooklyu Pittsburgh ... Itimti.n Philadelphia NKSKOW1N-. Ore.. Juno 5. (,Vl Kdward Skubovlui. 42. carpen ter, of Salem, Ore., nnd l)nn Diip per, ri. of Greeley Colo., wero lrwned here yesterday In renrii in lieuben, llio car-old ton of Sktiliovlus. Tlio men iimlied Into tho mirf when the hoy won overeomo while KKlnimlng. The wiives were run "ilR hl(h and all threo were car ried out from hore. The boy and the father later drifted In and remuem eelzvd them. Tho boy wm revived, but efforts to rraurcltate the father failed. Tho b..ty of ltuppor was' reeovere.1 after 50 minutes. rup ler anil his family camo to Ka-j lem last week on a visit nnd the : two-families went to the heaeh ' for a Sunday outing. I nrrDroRT) ROLLER TO SHOW OF TITLE MATCH In "adilltlun to the main event world s elm 111 iIiiiki li ' wicsUIhb event next Thursday evenlne ue-; ' ' " " louvy.eiBlt cliumpion, at the ar- 1 imiry under llie auspices of me American Legion Drum Corps, mere win ou uu ciiuioiiiie program of preliminaries, announced the ;"" "-"r icier iu ninleliinukc.'. Ji.ek Wood, today. . ' luJr to . Attorney General Vaa 1....1, n..ni... 1.1 k .,.,,,wi : "Winkle asking for a ruling on the II. .,...,,. f ,.tni..rn I II . f,i,lu, will be featured In th preliminary, according to present plans, muy bo wrestled between 1 Sailor Jack Wuud anil William I Suudalil fur a one-fall finish I mutch. Sandnhl 1 a wrestler of In-jmuny years, experience and will give Wood u' hard battle. Tho first preliminary ! w 111 lake place be tween two local buys, whuse liuines j have not been unnuunced. Strangle!' Lewis will arrive late Wednesday or early Thursday morning and hltf $10,1100 diumoml I studded ctiumpioiishMi belt will be! 'll";l"J " l's'luy all day Thursday ut. fiomo jewelry Htore or porjalbly at tho chumber of commerce. f Shaw, who Is regarded ns I.cwIh : mout wortiiy opponent on his coast ' tour, is redoubling his efforts In j working out und Is determined to i if i.n match with J.ewis la tlio'only ono attempted In OreBon with the iheuvyweiht crown at stuke, ue- Inni-fllmr In Wnn.l urhn uni.l tn.ln v thut both men will weigh in ut the rlnt?i Wood Hpent yesterday In nor-; thorn Cullfornln In Interest of the bout und reported thut from thut section. 1 good A spci-inl sale of Goodyear and Pathfinder tires lias been launched by tho Medford Service Station and southern Oregon motorists will be h...- ... ,. .."....j . markablo reductions. All of tlieil'"" ' then known as the Portland tires which will bo featured In this I a''ay I.lght and Power com hiiIo are from regular stock ami ! '"'"V 't.a,coat obout carry tho usual factory gimraulcc, U'00.000 to tho state. ; together with the backliw or the I A prol.e of the utilities Is now Mntironl Scrvlco Sliiiiou, dlslribu-' under way by lho clly of Port tors In tills city. Tim sain will last j land Itself, with n view to ile fnr ten davs, iiccoiilitiB lo C. C. inamlhiB a cut of ubuut 2S per Furnas and Kvorett llruyton, mall' ugers of this concern. "Our ten-day tiro 'sale, w hich we arc now launching for tho benefit of southern Oregon motorists. Is the second event of its kind we have had In the last ten years." Mr. Furnas said today. "We have priced our stock so that we can uiuko this event one that will he long remembered by our patrons here. Kvery tiro that Is sold will carry the same guarantee of com ploto satisfaction that Vo give our regular, every day sales and every nno w ill bo bucked by our cxpcrl- enced lire repair service." , 4 I, A till AND, Ore., Julie G. (T) I Jack It. Hull, O. W. 1!. & N. com puny cniploxc, wns drowned below llie dam at Perry. Ore., four miles j w'est of he o yesterday morning. ' lie slipped from the top of tho barrier und plunged into the water J lieluw, apparently striking his head on n rock or timber. A companion. J. A. O. (tormo. was unable to ' swim and could not effect A res- ; ..,.' i; .ic i. ...i,. r.......l l..,F' In the inornlnK under some river ,t,r n wtU s l Ine l.rush near the dam. The two men i JaM' Was lva lor carrying were fishlnK at iho time of lho 1 concealed weapons after an auto aeeldent. ' ,matic rexulver, and cartridges had . , , , ., been found on blni. Fights Last Night (By the Associated Press) U)MX) X .Tom in y Million of Maxie Hosen Food that "stands by" Tnrnnxrc, aranroTiD, ! TEST LEGALITY BANK COMBINE I SALEM, Ore., Juno 5. (Jf) To ascertain whether tho newly or- winixcd "Uancorpoi tttlons" In Ore- come properly under the jurisdlc - ' ',,'., ,.nUr A. partmeut or the state corporation department, Corporation Commls- ( question. The .articles of lnc-jr- i poratlon for banks are filed with I board. It Is Schramm's desire to ' get the attorney general's reply .In time for discussion of the I subject at the annual convention of the State- Flankers' association ; at Newport next week, TO START ON JUNE 14 KA I.KM, Ore.. Juno 5. () ' "'hether' tl.1vulu"Uwn w " l'lru oi u.e ron.unu fcU'clPic 1 owtr coll,(iny and the -N OV U Western Klectllc Company, ' 0,0 l,u,iI,c Bt-vieo commission iwhaH start with a valuation of 1,10 former mado In 1916 artd ! fonder consefiuent additions, or Whether it sluill fix new valuations from tho u round up, are ques tions to bo determined when, the commission culls n hearing' Juno 14 to InvcKllgate the rutcs of tho two utilities. Tho commission yesterday order led a hearlns of tho residential, ! and tho commercial lighting and heating rates of tho two concerns. The hearing will establish a pre cedent In that the commission auks I ho public to co'mo in and assist in the probe, particularly to have a say as to tho procedure. The commission fixed a valua tion on the properties of the UMHiand Klectric Power com- cent in rates. COUNTRY ESTATE CKICAliO. Juno 5. (A) Mellody farm, I he Into J. Ogilcu Armour's J famous country estnte west of Lake Fiircsl, has been sold to a syndl- 'rate of wcnllhy Chfcagoiins, headed j by John (irlffith, ljiko Forest renl ; tor.' The price was understood to j havo been $2..ion.iio. Tho sale followed llio recent transfer of title In Mellody farm by Mrs. J. Ogilcn Armouh to tho Continental National bank to aid In ; tho settlement of her husband's ! debts to Armour & Company. HKDUINtl. Cal.. June 5. OPt Arnold Stei)ieusun. who applied Today he confessed escaping from the Woodhurn reform school of Oregon, police officials, stated. Thev added that he would waivol extradition and return to Oregon. A .iter, xinia, paltardia and fnup- i drugon plants for sale. 45 Quince. A Vigor Breakfast through the morning ot.eoont, Tuesday, juxe 5, 1928. EAGLE BADGES ARE AWARDED JACKSON VILI.K. Juna 6. Thursday evening of lust week proved a great event In the his - I lory 01 uuy acuui woup 00 01 una ! e"y tt" wf" u" seuing several ret- olds In scouting. At this lime. Keout muster Charles Larson and j Vivian Miller made a trip to Scouts Marion Smith. A n d r u s Forrest crei-k Saturduy In the Jp Hmllh und Lcvon iunford were : terest of securing a school for the awarded the eugle budge. This following year. Is the budgo that ull bcuuis look . Mrs. Kred Eutcher and Mrs. forward to receiving, as it lfpre- ( Ethel Olson were Medford callers sents a great deal of work in ! Monday. scouting life. Hobert Lewis. Ma-j Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Jennings cum Hmlth. Orvillo "Wilson and nnd C'luiro Coleman, former resi Jiruee Merrifleld were awarded the ' dent of Jacksonville and now ro life badge. This Is tho rank next siding In Medford, nnd Josephine lower than Eagle rank, and these Koppes of Medford left Sunday boys arc now working for their morning fur Clinton, Iowa. They eaglo runk, and it Is hoped Unit before the troop celebrates its sec ond birthday it might boast of a full eagle patrol. Jiesides these honors, 1 8 merit badges wre awarded to uoys oi iroop d. ino; un uismcts having pupils com boys are looking forward to' tho i pleting tho eighth grade except summer camp on the Applegate ' M'dford and Ashland, river. A bigger, better camp is I Mr nnd Mrs. Pell nnd Miss planned for this year and many of tho boys are looking forward to spending at least ono week at the cum), (-i-' Mr. nnd Mrs. Clovelnnd of Med ford were cullers on Mr. and Mrs. George Maxwell Sunday evening. ! Mr. and Mrs. Hoy I'lrleh, duugh-! ter Heh n nnd Hon Frank, now res-j Idents of Ashlnnd, visited frUnds here Sunduy afternoon. J Mr. and Mrs. Kleiuhammer and Eddie attended the Presbyterian church here Sunday. Dr. Forbes and family have ar rived from Albany and will occupy the house recently vacated by Mr. and Mrs. G. X. McKay. Johhc N. Drew and family, who spent lust week here, have return ed to their home in Klamath county. Santford Jones of Klamath Falls was a business visitor here Sun day. Mi Emily Mcl'rown of K!am ii iii r uns is spemiins several weens here taking treatments at the Itoguo ltiver sanitarium. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson nnd little so,; ,ik.hal.a uC Mifurd were h re the Inner part of the week calling on friends. George Muxwell returned .Sun day from a trip to San Francisco. Mrs. Martha Dunnfngton Is Mif fering from a badly sprained foot, Hymn Coleman and nmthor. Mrs. Watch Friday' Paper l Medford's Biggest Sales Event COMING The Dcwl-Vmnicr Co.. MEDFORD i . i ... 1 1 IFOkENTLEMEN op Goon TASTE 1 FOR YOUR WINTER FIRE Green Pine Slab Wood 12-inch or 16-inch $2 .75 MEDFORD FUEL CO. 1118 North Centra Reichstcin Klla Columait, of San Francisco and Ml tut Fred Canes of phoenix called on Miss McCully Frlduy afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Vivian Wilson and Mrs. Frunk Huulsborry wrro amont; the oumlier . who attended- the graduation exercises at the Med furd h!gh school Friday evening, ltolnml MeiTtrirld, Louise Weiit und Ktljjer K. WatiH of Jackson ville were uuioni; those erud'uuling. Miss McCully and Mrs. Allcen Maxwell und George Merrltt were trun&aclliiK business in Mcdford : Hut Urdu v. . w. A. Chllders has rented tho ' liulldlng lieloiiKlng to Mrs. Illanche . L.ioy, unjoining tne posiomce. wnere no wm nave nis real esuiic ; office. ; are motoring through and expect to be gone about three weeks. Quite a number from hero at tended the grad uat ion exercises held in Ashland lust Friduy for Lydin MeCall were visiting their aunt, Mrs. Alice Sargent, and other relatives In Jacksonville Sunday E HEARD IN COURT Arguments were begun In circuit court this forenoon in tho action I of the Hank of Stevenson, in Wash ington state, against H. w. Hamlin of this city for the collection of a 1500 note nnd interest. The case was expected to be completed early this afternoon, after having been bc?un yesterduy forenoon. The next case on the docket is tliat of Husell's, Inc., against Polk troll nlnn.. nl,,l l. I ,iu,i iui itivucj i:iii!ii,,:u ,v va umu fr merchandise, and this ease will probably begin tomorrow. Hamlin Is alleged by the Bank of Stevenson to have contracted a note with t lint bank in 1924 for an orchard compuny in Washington and to have renewed It several times. 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