Medford mail tribune., June 09, 1928, Page 8, Image 8

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TOLDBYlFLYER;
First Detailed Story of Howj
Missing Cameramen Were;
Rescued From Alaska!
Wilds Told By Matt" Nie-
minen, Rescue Pilot. j
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AXC1IOIIAGK, Alu.-ika, Juno (. !
tho strain ti. which ho had Iwen j
subjected for many dttyn. Mutt'
Nit'inlncn, 1 lot of tho AnchoniKi i
relief pinna nont May 24 to nink'M
a Hcarch fir the lontf ovi-nlue Vox
film narty, murncri to Amhur-'
iifc'n yi'-stcrilny, utter having hei'ii
held up uLJtuliy fur 3(i ho urn by
rain. IMh Htury wuh ono of liili
ndvi'iitur and of heroism.
KrachtiiK Harrow May V ." , Nic
Jnincn heard of the I'lic'it of J.
B. Merrill, pilot, and Omrk-a (1.
Clark and Jack ItobertHon, meiii
bora of tho J'ox film party. Nth
1K hnd been heard from them
ulnco Noel Winn and L. VfrjOl
Hart had left them May 14 to
fly to liarrow in AVIen's plane.
Xleminen told IiIm Htory in an
interview with a repieHentatlvo
of tho , AHHOfinted i'resn. The
lili-num's Htory follows. j
"lA'tt Kotzehue for Point Ifni
row ut noon, :tuy 25. Took
eourno to Jiaird and lel.
innuntufiiH. Inquired from tho
Vllhm'erH eoneernliiK Mm iiiIhhIiu;
plam-H. They had not been Keen.
"My next hop w;ih to W'uin
wrlglit. There was no news of
the planes there, either. I took
off for Harrow. Jfart was on the
Ifround when we arrived. He hIk-
linllnl f.... t,. .
From Hurt I learned tho pllliL I:"-'"M r ,hc "Iverslty of Or..- ,.ow h,.,.all(il, ,)f ro,lortl, ,.c.c.0Vo,l by
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VbMI vumviiiuiii I
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THICK AND FAST!
IN BIG LEAGUE;
IT 3 STRAIGHT
OVER THE ANGELS
j whole flight, brought praise from
Ulstuiicea flown on the main
I flight do. not iiulude a 4 7-mile!
hop made from Suvu's landiim j
J field tu Natselal beaeh, for thtv
j tiike-off to lh islmne or u hop
j from Wheeler field to the Uurk-
iiijj Sands runwiiy. upproxiniuiely
) milet: for the luke-off to Suva.
IN STATE ARE $8265-
(IJy th AxKocluti'd 1'roH.s)
lJiip duwn In the Nuilnnnl
IciiKiu' t'Cllar, licit Shultuu'!! I'liil-lit-
llitd HOinc-tlling to crow over
(Ity tho Associated Pre)
rorthind ran her winning streal,
to three hy defeating ihjj. Angtlea. i 7;
7-2. Elmer J'ondcr, Ijreakinn into
SAl.K.M. Ore., June 9.-11
'. ; Fines imiioMd for violations of
SOI.DIKH KIK1.1), CIlicaKii. Junu the pn.hil.llloll laws during May.
D.-(P-Lelnd Staiirord university ltolu,.d S!su5, say3 le monthly
eolleKiate true!; and field i liainpion-1 ,
walked away with the IMS national .report of Ocorse Alexander, statu
siiipH on Soldier field today liy ' prohibition commissioner.
FcorinK an overwr.c:ni:iiB total of i offii ers confiscated IIHCl B.it-
poiuts.
'ions of mash, 544 gallons
.. .,. . h.ii ip-ii. ; ll.niri- in plills and two uuionio-
today their longest winnlneithe Karnes won column for the) . ffi Mnt h. i-imn Idles. Arrests numbered 12,.
I streak of tho season. j first time tills ynnr. At that, he , - ' , " . . -T-
W'hen the Quakers subdued the 'wobbled in the sixth and was
Charles S. B!alack, amateur radio operator, of San Francisco, Cal.,
la the envy of fellow amateurs in the United States, for he is cred
ited with pickir.e up the distress signals of the Nobile dirigible
Jtalia, foundering in the Arctic wastes. The S. 0. S. calls were re
layed by an amateur at Vladivostok, Siberia, who first received them.
Valley baseball fans are waxing !
I'lithusiastle over the came nt the Chicago Cubs, (j to 5. at Phlla- 'forced to retire in favor !f
fairgrounds tomorrow afternoon delphla yesterday, they walked off I I'rench, who (topped the Angels'
iielwecn llunsmulr and .Medford. j the field with a winnins streak I fold, l'.attertes: Harfoot, Osborn
;ut J:3u o'clock, and a big crowd of two In a low. jand Sandl.erg; Ponder, l'rench
lis assured. j triple and home run by Curtjand Ainsmlth.
Cliff ltcst, late of the 1'lah-lda-1 Walker enabled the Cincinnati! Kvcry -Mission in tho regular
I ho league, will arrive in the morn-1 iteds tn defeat lirooklyn. 5 to 3, 1 lineup got at least one hit us the
, lag mid will pitch for, the locals, j in 11 innings and strengthen their Hells puncned their way to a
with ( hcsler behind the pan. John- (hold on first place. victory ower Sacramento, their
ny l.ogun, outfielder, iirrlved this! The St. Louis Curds went back fourth of the week, l'illetto loafei
morning, anil Ken Itoble, short-! into second place In the standliig I through the nine innings, ullow
nop, will arrive ibis evening. It j tl. virtue of an cusy 8 to a tri-ing tho Senators but eight bin.
will be the strongest Medford team , iiniph over tho (Hants at the Polo ! Halterles Keating and Severeld; !
to lake the field this season. jtirounds. lillrtte rtnd Whitney, Svpher. j
.More than at any lime this sen- The Miavcs pounded three Pi- Jack Knight hold San Fran-1
ion, the hoys will go into the gainf rat0 pitchers for 17 hits and intojclsco to five hits, hit a homer,
.all of rnntldence. knowing that I H 9 , 5 defeat at Uoston. Polo ! double nd single and was Just
each member on the team will do ,.,. ri.n.u- ,,,iu,,. ri., i... h.,. .i, ,..i,i ,.-,.i, i.- Kennie'u
: his part.
512 STUDENTS GET!2 GIRLS AGAIN
DIPLOMAS AT THE
STATE UNIVERSITY
, 1 ","" "UI"" """ the last two days. Iiarnhart and
eague I. am ami the Medford , uvnKhy aIs0 ,llt fur ,e cll.cmt.
bunch will have to plav fine ball 1.. ...... . 1
jin order win The hitting ,,,,, ,hn ,-him.u.,,,,, a,,,,
- strength Is about the same on the 1 T ,,.. , c, , , . ,
two , cams and any advanlage !he , , , f(.Iltu(1 1)y"the
n , 77 "' "-""T "'' bitting of five borne runs In the
thi'lr fast (p'Tensive work 11 both' .1 1 ( r, . ...
oum.ld and infield. 116th pitch-1 "' "'".' Cochrane and llau
.,. , , , ser obliged for the Macks In t in
gUeaHiMs P'' unce,, I-..- ,J1Ht ,., 0,y ,0 ,,.,, ,lpiu.n.
'' liouit, lininnon and Ttlue co them
lone better In the home half. Ham
liny Hale lilt a homer in the first
j vvitli the bases filled.
man, hit two homers or four inin-o win over the Srala. The Seals
ARAMnriM HflP i
M KIM ROtLEB TO
KI'CiKNB, Ore., Juno !). !')-
TKKI'ASSKY, N. R, June 'J. (fi)
Tim take-off of the .'nonoplmio
KrlemlKhip for Kurope was defi
nitely postponed today until tnnior-
i won meet iiiK here today, awarded tho fliers of uufavorahlo weather
, (leKi-tTH and eertlfleales to U I stn-i conditiuiiH on the coiuho over the
j dents, npproved.the apiiolnlment of ! Atlantic. The early month)-'; clouds
' 22 new faculty tiH'inborn and heard hero dlsapneared after a few hotHH
a lake and landed. AVien, with I "M,t """proved the annual report of and by niTd afternooii the weather
iibr ti.-u i,iu !,, .' J Ii-Mlliit Arnold Iiennntt llall.lwaM clear with the wind from the
next day and reached l'olnt Har
row. A thick foe filled with dilv-
"of Merrill, ItobertHon and Clark.
"After leaving WlHcman, May:
33, they h truck heavy tun malt-1
ing lmpoHHlhle. They finally naw ,
inn Hnow, prevented Wien from
returning to aid Merrill.
KeurrlH'd for 220() MIIch.
"With the lo.st men lesn than
3.r)0 milea away, Wlen Hiifferetl
untold ayony of mind because, he
could not find them. llo flow
2fi hours In searching trips, cov
ering 22tm miles.
"An old pair of airplane skis
ubandoned by Wllklns was found
Awai'ds conferred on Htudeuts in
eluded 1 Ti certlf icntes lo those
graduating from the Kehool of so
cial work In I'orlluml.-
.'(. (u i.f tlw. uiii-..Vuitv fia (.III.
I lined in Or. I (all's riunual report
) Included the first wing of n new
I llln-ary to coKt $1 mo, 000 and 1 lin
first wing of an infirmary to cost
j Kta.ooo. );.,!!) ,,f iliese items
passed by the last legislator
noriheaBt.
WRESTLE TUR
E JUNE
if!
IS STAR GOLFER
With ihe prooability that Kd liursell (Luster) Coleman, son of
(Ktrangl. rl Lewis. orld's heavy- I 'r- an'l Mrs. W. H. Coleman of this
weight wrestling champion, will in-1 ""' acleil as a pinch golfer in the
re-niaii hrd here early next tnnnih j voand of the Rununl Hawaii
in. .viaiciinia;er .jack ooil an-1 ,u" """tcni. unu coiciimi
noiinccd today Hint .lack ltoilcr, i hiniHelf Willi .'tlory, though defealed
oae-up. ny it. ii. neii, i no it. chand
ler Kgan . of Iloniihilu. Trancis
Drown, wlio was listed to play Doll,
was called out of town and tile
former local youth stepped into the
breach and did nobly. The tourney
was hold on the Oaliu Country club
links, on Sunday, May fi.
Speaking of the play of Coleman,
Hie Honolulu Star-llulletin said:
" ituster" Coleman was given
the grcalst test that can ho
given to any participant in any
sport yesterday, when Francis
ltrnwu was called out of town,
and, as second substitute on
the Moanalua loam, he was
called on to fill tho position as
number ono golfer for Hie club.
Any goirer could have stepped
In unit played the round, but
Coleman look on Hie task and
gave li. (!. Hell as ll;ht a match
as the previous two battles, be
tween Iiell and llrown.
"After a nip and luck strug
gle around Hie lX-hole course,
Hell returned the victor by a
margin of 1 up. Several times
ill the ruund Coleman had the
country club veteran down, and
at the turn of the nine ho was
leading by 1 up, but the
greater experience of Hell un
der fire proved too much, so
that Hio final honors fell his
way."
Another former local resident
who participated in the toiirnu
moil was Jack l' Morrill, who was
idofealed by A. Kong, two anil one.
NKW I.OKK, .lltiio (. (I') A
warning against any aUcrnpl today I i.;,p,...,n ,.hlli .,,, ,.,,. llm
at a Iratis-Atlalitfc flight was i
sounded by Ur. .lames II. Kliuhall,
I 'lilted Slates weather forecaster.
"None of the fliers will atlellipt It
if Hley depend ilpull us," lie said.
"Conditions for flying across the
Arctic CircUi roulo Saturday will
not lie at all good. It will ho
by Wlen anil placing them on the
but vetoed by the govemer. Kuilds;sl)1.my nmrly , w.iy (m,r
' J ii''iiini w (pi h Hi'it; uinti itiKru
In the report,
Progress Is being made by the
. ' Ul inm' unlvei-Hily and (ip'gon State eol-
N...e . muKO mimmgH witn mucn p.Ki. ln working out n pb.n for
iteui woi'hfs ehampfon, will meet
MasKon Mohii mined, I he Torn Me
Turk, In an elimination matt h here
.lune L'S at the Jtialto theater.
Aloha m med and Holler eaeh
weigh U-r pounds and are past
masters of the wrestling game.
Holler deimmslnilicd hit ability
They would encounter eonllUtitm " ".mj "m-'ui ineyymo)
w neii in- neieitieci I (illl my U Uriel).
Heeding the atlvlce of the woath-
vvfiwlu tllld l".lllU
neavyweigni, in i ; min
er man. MIhb Mabel liol, wiio is I 1 ' MIMl' '"""('
; seeking to make the tratiVAtlantle ! ,u "n ami is re-
,,,,,. , . , , . ' -' - eiossoi-j in v italics i. i.oiucH L"
llcscr and myself laniled at i.rM i,,. iu,n uin.,i a ....... .i..r
narrow and found Wlen bad been v,.y, , ,,y ", Carnegie , t,.,pi.' she said, however, that 'she
,ul 1,1 fl,r lwu days. cn- foundation for tb, vaneement of was still "raiiir to go"
slderablo fear was beginning lo , t,,,.,i.. i i,,.i ,, ,.1 11, ' ,,,,1 o,,ii,.,.. i.- 1,,,,,. 11,
foumblllon has r'-ncwed lis offer ' flight would lie deferred, tint l,e
bo felt for Ills safely. He return
ed May 27. having been duwn four
days at Itolndccr Camp in th
ing. Tile weather continued ba 1
until Juno 1, when It became won
derful. "Wlen and Hart took off to
gether and lloyser accompanied
inc. We flew for an hour close
'to the shoro of the Arctic ocean
and then farther Inland
"I kept zlg-zagglng for 4f min
utes. Then I saw Morrill's plane
on the lee In tho mlddlo of the
lake, but no sign of life.
"I landed on n hill. Wieii land
ed on tho lake. Wo found .Mer
rill's, log. which Indicated Ilia:
the marooned party had rcac'K'd . ogy al the uulvcr-.lt
tho conclusion that Wlen had
never reached Point Harrow.
"Wo took off from the lake.
made two yiars ago lo assist with Vint; thought It would ho Iwo or declared he would
accrued liabilities. The executive ; llll'ee days.
also outlined aclivllics lu an du-1
catlou.-il and sch-utirie way Unit
would result from the establish
ment of a inn line biological sla- j
Hon at some point on tin- Oregon I
coast that would eventually become i
a. center for sclinllflc iludy Ln j
which the faculties of all iiregnn
ueges may lake part. A group 1
EAGLEPUER1E
of Coot county residents ha
as- 1
KAtll.l-: POINT, .luue !). The
mired Dr. Hall that a site will hejkagle Point service station has
furnished on the cuast there ami; been i-nld to- Mr. Charles K. Mc
Ihe i;itii), in which Intercut ls;l.aue of Orlaiitl. Calif., who tool;
behii; st I m 11 la 1 1 'd by the wnrk of J poss--slnn of the business I'lhbiy.
Dr. A. li. Moore, prufesvur nf Pli.l-iThe licur family, who Marled
would opM tile Malimi al Hie time. Hi" I'laler
about S-l'.uaO. , j Iike hithw.iy was eompb teil. left
The regents conferred Ihe lion- f,.- their new home near Orland.
orary degre,. of b.-o'liefor of nrts Calif., this .ek. c uinlertand
contributed four errors behind
Thornton's ineffective pitching to
hcfp boost t lit Indians' run total.
Batteries: Thurston and Sprinz,
Reed; Knight nnd Parker.
Tho left-handed Mr. Kinney won
his own game of hall, when he I
rifled one of Cooper's slants out ' I
of the lot with two men on inj
the seventh. Tho wallop broke 1
a l-l tie and gave Hollywood Its
third win of the week over Oak-
land, 4-. Hatterles: Cooper and!
Head ; Kinney and Hnssler.
PARIS FIGHT FANS
PARIS, Franco, June 9. (JP)-
hiniKoir with .;lory. though defeated iFiyc thousand boxing fans rose as
ga rileil as a da ngerous wrest ler
Lewis, before leaving yesterilay
fur Los Angeles, following his
match with Hill Shaw of Ohio,
threw several verbal houue(s ''at
Medford as a wrestling town, and
be
glad i t p
wrestle here again, as long as Pu
match is under .laek Wood, with
whom the Stianglcr i,-(H been Kmh
friends for many years. Lewis
also threw bompiets at Wood, de
claring tlia'. he was one of the
sipiarest and most reliable men in
Ihe wrestling game today. How
ard C;i ut on wine, Iowa challenger
of Lewis, reiterated Lewis' senti
ments. Hill Shaw, who made such a
poor showing against Lewis, has
left .Medford, Sailor .Lick figuring
he was no longer a drawing card.
Major League Leaders
Wlen going to tho camp of John ' '" UtiKmliier Om-nil Milton Ha- the
HcKiiess on the coast, is;, miles 1 v '" "Ul't'i ini.-nu. in
the
llnivi-H have a.-iUircd a
New acre tract of Irrigated land near
from Point Harrow. I flew close ' "rli military aendemv. C.-neral ihe town of llliaud. They hao
to tho ground and finally saw:"alls attended the I nivoi'sity of ihe various varieties of citrus
tho tracks of dog teams twii miles ' "''"" " mcmb..r of the class fruits ami about IS acres of al-
froin the lake, then tracks of nmi ; "( s'ss- 1,111 'H'l not graduate, due tna. Mr. Mcl.iine i onics lo the
crossing the dog team Hacks. I j '" ""' t'1"'1 t1"1' ' "cut lo West :gMe Hh.-r valley tu the hopes
headed for the coast, following , 1 ' !'h" '' '"' h'" 11,1,1 " of Improving his health and wo
the men's tracks. j notable military career and daring ,. assure lit in Unit be will find
list Men Are I'ollutl. M1"' U "r1,1 " " i,N ,'hl,'r "r 'ruin- this valley a most comfortable and
"loiter saw dog teams on the "IK llll,'f "r M:,fr "' ""' "i" healthy place In which lo IH"
lee. beaded for Point Harrow. "''"''''' land en.ioy lite.
and In a little while saw two I '"'V'"'""! I'-- Huker. member of. n. nlllllm r . tirl)- , i
liifll on the ice. The.- proved , ' ,' ',"'"llv 'r Albany college, rc- Hie drove rnmlly, Mrs. drove has
to be ItobertHon and Clarke. ', I'' degree of doctor of .,. vinK us i-halriu .n :t th"
one man in the Cirque de Paris last
night and denounced Paulino uzeu
duu, heavyeiwght boxer, at his first
public appearance since his return
from tho United States. '
"Why didn't you fight Tutinoy?"
they asked in voices questioning,
reproviiw; und entreating. It was
the warmest manifestation ever
given any fighter in Paris.
"I ask nothing better than to
fight Titnncy," Paulino replied. "I
hope Tex Klckard hears your
voices."
Paulino then refereed a bout be
tween Henri Schlllie, champion Hel
Kian featherweight, and Gustavo
Huinery, l'oatherwelKht champion of
France.
Mimicry knocked out the Belgian
in the fifth round.
The Courteous
Service that makes
so great an impression
On one is always to be found
here.
We are large enough to take
care of customers' needs, yet
small enough to render the
kind of courteous service
that makes life-long friends.
There's Always a Welcome at the
The Jackson County Bank
ESTABLISHED 1868
Medvord, Oregon
Commercial Sailings Safe Deiosit ;
.MEMBER I fiOERAL KLSERV0 SYSTEM
BILL BATES NOW
In
Ing dean of women
I'rutMiian.
Ilobcrtson had carried Clarke
for two days, although Clarke was
the bigger man. They had trav
: eled from May 2S to June 1
. without Hiiowshoes and Willi crv
little food.
"They bad suffered inlcnseh
from the cold and Were to
HO miles from Harrow when we
found Hiem.
"I left lleyser on the beach
and took Ilobcrtson and Clarke
to the hospital at Point Harrow.
I then returned to the beach,
picked up llr ser, got back l-i
Harrow and began servicing Hi"
plane to luako another search for
Merrill.
"Wlen cntne In a few minutes
Inler, reported finding four ilog
toaiiiN near the lake where Mer-
nlll'u I.... I I , ...
"a. ,i,m .hi onmcu. unit
started three more dog teams on 4. cHirvcin
iu ucurcn mi- aierrin in Ili dlrcc-14, yy
(ion 01 niiiiiu 1 lay.
"The weather was lolten that
morillllK III1U reuiaiueil so unlit n
Juno . no were tuning up VI
"""" ""s "'"'liy ,.,,, ,.,,.,, ,, 1.
leonf.-rred Monday. lie previously ,,,, KmK w,.k,.,. I-
.. . ' "" and Mrs. Ilroe am (illl .'d mi l
, J " add lion to the : new .,,..., r . .,.,.s.
I boa id colli 1 1 iiic.l Id reatipolnl-'
incuts, virtually filling nut Hie i
j nail ci sity staff for 11ISS-S1I. The J
, capable
.0 e .lligo I
bterian church and have given
it their loyal support. Certainly
thev will be greatly missed.
llouald ami Robert lioyd have
(l!y iho Associated Pri'ss)
Im-ltidiug games of June X:
nliimnl. L
Halting Hornsby, Hiaves, .421.
linns liottoniley. Cards. 4-1.
Ituns balled In -Hottomley, Cards,
l:l.
lilts Houthll. t arils, TS.
lioubles Hornsby. Hi-aves, 17.
Triples Walker, lieds. s.
Homers Hlsonelle, Itobins; Wil
son. Cubs; lloinsby, lh-avos. 10.
Stolen bases l-'rlsch. Cards, 1-1.
Pitching cinrk, liohlns, won C:
lost 1.
.375.
hool dean. I In vial I-:. Kavllle. 1.1
Imluistrallou. ami the act
Miss Hazel
1 I'ollil visiting Ihair friends
I art and ilobby l!uth-i
Tin
Stew-l'.oals
I'orincrly occupleal the AN'ilticy or
.cltaral ami are now on an orchard
I just outside of -Medford.
I Mrs. Illiller gaw the c.ghlh
gratia' cNaiinnulion iiiursalay and
) l-'rul.ty to tlliase who faih-d In aim
I former examination.
Tho Civic Iniprovi'lui'lit club re-
aa,,i-t n Vela- .-oltiVllble Illl. I lll-il!il-
T - table liicetlug iiuil'Mlay uftcrnooii
' ial .;rs Cora smith . Mrs. Caster
.'assisted Mrs. Smith in a-nlcrtaiu-Juno
(i(,p, :
ere is the wild and woolv , , , 1
Wi.'.' -Ibis appealed In tho (h0 ' ' , mu,hv,lR
( hicago Hernial nnd I:miiii- , ... ... .... a.,,,,,,
Anici'la'atl.
Hailing Kill herein. Tigers.
Huns Ituth. Yanks. 52.
Huns balled in Hulli, Yanks. D.
lllls. Mantish Hrowns. C'l.
lioubles Speaker, Athletics, 19.
Triples l!lco. Senators. 7.
Homi-rs Hutli. Yankees. SO.
Stolen bases Halrclt, White Sox:
Sua-eney, Tigers. S.
Pitching lipgras, Yanks, won
10; lost 1.
! Chicago Boy Bitten
By Timber Wolf in
Ogden Ave. Wilds'
i
Fights Last Night.
J una
HI dole SlasKI 1? I.. '
Jiiotor to make a flight In bis ; ,,, , (.K, y,,sl,r. ;
00 .......a . aaiau . y ,,y
.Meriill, Whom lie had round ;
nsiecfi on n hhiiu spit, ::,, mil
from Iturrow.
In- as tire marshal In this' alls
trlct many sa'ason.
lTAI.M CKIAV AI.IM-:
(ContlnuKd from Pair Om.l
"Merrill was snow blind and
umililo to travel. )la' litul bea-u
cloHor to Harrow, hut bad slarte-l
back to a cacho whicli he hail
Been, to not sonic food.
"Ho had subsisted entirely on
lemmlnK. a small rodent. He
had killed a few of them with
his pistol after his rlco supply ha I
become exhausted. As soon as
the doctor reported that Mer.il
(By the Associated Press)
NKW YOKK. Phil MeCaraw, lle
lnilt. defealed Hobby Hums. Hrook
lyu ( in 1.
( UlCAtiO. Yoiuik Jack Thomp
son, San rVanciscn, beat Hilly
Light. SI. Paul (Si. Tnffy tlrlf
tilhs. Sioux Clly. Iowa, beat Tom
my O'Hiion. Hillings, Mont. is).
Ilair.y Itnsales, :i Paso, da fcaled
Jimmy .Maboticy. Chicago (ill.
KKIK. Pa. Chick Sug,s. Now
Hedford. Mass., defeated Johnny
Hyan. K lie 1 lin.
KANSS CITY.-'illg lill" Hart-
well. Kansas City, knocked nut
a tiniha-r wolf ns he 1
a-i-aisslng a palrle near
1 fi-llli street and (igalaui live- 1
r line." a ' '
! j, . 1 ovi'f Hie ice In Northeast land
1. H l olso possinie that 'tie dog Mrry Haines. Toronto if.).
laa.llll a.a.v, laoo.liaa ail- a.a aaau
l air nmi Warmer. '"' "v'r '" N"r'l''''s' l'"'d "'
SW I'HANCIsid lune n 0P1 ' ragiin which could take the
The weather outlook for thai ' U": " rh'"3 "s ! ' '''l"l
week sin, ling June lo, was an-i " f,1"1"'' , 11 rt estlniiited that
n,n,n 1 here today bv the CllUed 1 1 W,"1"'1 10 tx or four days be-
sia.es weather bureau a. 'ore the daigs con d reach Ihe ens
l,m,. coast of Noithcust land after lieing
; siai ten.
lilies Hie OUtbiok , Anoint Hie ll.e.,,1... held In KInO
New Playing Record
HUSTON. Mass., June n (p)
The .National league record for Ihe
most consecutive games played Is
now CIS. It stopped at that flsuro
LI. S. TENNIS STARS
OFF FOR EUROPE
NKW YUUK. .luue . (if) -Spurred
mi by thra'o successive cictories
in the American 7-oue play, four
meinhers of the American Oavls
cup team were onp tlieir way to
Kurope today, hopeful of success in
the Inlerzone final and the chal
lenge round against France.
William T. Tllden. captain of the
I en in and veteran of eight years of
Unvis cup play, and his three
young companions. Wilbur P. (Jun
ior) Coon of Kansas City. John Hen
nessey of Iniliunapnlls and (leoi-je
l-ott or Chicago, left on the liner
Isle of France. The fifth member
of the saiuail. Francis T. Hunter of
New lloclielle. N. Y., has been in
rnirnpo for soino time preparing
for the final tests.
The first activity on the sched
ule for the Anierta'au players after
they land at Liverpool, will he a
team match against Ureal Hritain
nt Kaslboiirne, June 2'J mill 4j:i. All
five of the Americans will take part
in Ihe Wimbledon championships
starting three days later.
Tildeu and his mates will enter
the Davis cup inler-zono finals ut
Purls, July lit) to 22.
At the end of Ihe first day of
the sixteenth annual Oregon trap
shotit, Klamath gunners held the
upper hand in the state ban. Heap
i-hoot anil scoreal heavily in tha
first half.
(1. W. Houston of Klamath Falls
was high man in the first half
01 inti .-uu-nirti event with a score
erett llardenbrook.
alls, was in second place
I Salem, third. flS; W. W. Hales.
Mi'alfor.l, fourth, !l."i birds, and tr
uest Nitsrholni. Klamath Kails,
fifth Willi !i;. birds.
In Hie lao-bird, 16-yard open
shoot, Hie first event on Friday's
program. Hay Class of Hugene was
high man in class A, with ii'.l birds:
C. F. Vlniilng. Sacramental, class
11. high lis: I!. Sha-ltain. Salem,
' lass C. high 11 X; and C.. W. Hous
ton. Klamath Falls, class D, tin
birds.
-Mit 111 itdis wi-:i.co.Mi:i).
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the Southern Cross covered 7 .'IOC
miles in approxilnately SSVi hours.
A feature of the flight was the I
almost continuous radlaia ast story I
a'f the movements of the plane,
put on the air by James Warner.:
the operator. The precision ail'!
I.ye:i, the nuvigator. in sti-iU-imr
Suva, the thinnest targa't on the!
Baseball Standings
New York ....
Philadelphia,
(iovelnliil ....
St. Holds
Uetra.lt
Hostain
Washington
Chicago
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1 Load of Kindling
With Every 3 Loads of Green Slabs
A Tier, Per Load
$5 a load
OR
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
I'.ar West. I n
was not In a serious condition, i mr i.ur weainer. out toggv ,av ls MlIl Iho (niiltH ,,ew had
decided to return to Kotsebue to along the eo.ast. with tempera-: un hoiis,. on tho ice. nsiiiR mu
lct thoso nnxloiisly awnltln(t nowsl'mes geneiallv above normal and 1 teiials ol'liiined from tho Italln's
hear tllo facta,? 'lowvi- humidity in (he Interior. cabin.
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flaialer. whs benched. I St. Louis
Iteaently Hrown s liltllng slniiipod , New York ...
and Manager Koter llornshy re- Chla-aga
placed him with Jack Smith. ' Hrookln
llrown started his string while Pittsl.urir
playing with Hroa klvn on June 5, j Huston
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Base Ball!
Dunsmuir vs. Medford
Sunday, June 10
2:30 P. M. at
FAIR GROUNDS
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know just what you mean.
They know that tho
MANX is San Francisco's
big popular priced Hotel,
. a homo away
ironi a nonio. . .
A rendezvous for those who prefer n hotel ln tho
downtown section of tho city, near everything and
.....o.iaiocai nun eery mouern convenience. Meet
your i rlends here. We welcome You!
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