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fEDFORD MATT. TTtTTHTNT, AfEDFORD, OREflON'. SUNDAY, JUNE 10, 192S.
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3 NEW PLAYERS
GAME, 2.30 TODAY:
With a new pitcher, u new mit
fit'Mfr am! a new HliurtHtup, all
liittei-K the reviinilieil MedfiU'U
McrchnntH of the OreKon-Callfiir-nlu
league will tlu battle today ul
tin fallKi'uuluIri with the fa.st ex
perienced J-uiiHinuii. I'allf., team.
Tin.- Katun wil Htart at 'J : 3a o'clock.
Cliff flPM, u Mnuthpuw, recently
with Ojalen, In the l.lah-ldaho
league, will do the twiiiiliK for I
the loealH. Ken Itolile. CniverHlly 1
Oregon playet'H will fill 'the short- j
stop position, and Jack J.oan, who
played with the Ituas taut year, will
play leflfield.
The rent uf the lllielip will he: '
l.lunn ut third, Droulelle al first; !
Chester, behind the plate, and
lioosier lloffard and .Murkle in the !
field. i
GETS A 98 SCORE ;
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ii,mhviii I'Ai.na, ore., Juno '
9. M'l With high scores in all
oventB featuring the first two days
of tlie Oregon Stale trap shoot how
under way fit this, city, Krunk M.
Troeli, t'ortlaud, American trap
shooting champion tied with Kvcr
ett llartleubrook, Klamath Kalis, In
tho first hall of the 3ilu hlrd state
title stioot today, euch shattering
10" birds slrulght.
Last ttalf of ttie stale champion
ship shoot will bu staged Siiuduy.
closing day of the trap toui'"e" f
Wunderful form was displayed' NKWl'OKT, Ore, June .-(fl-hy
the field of trap snooteis ..i,.u. I l'""""1' s- A- C"il. icsldci.t
Kny tilass of Eugene, C. I' Vlnin.t ' "r Kl- Mary's Catholic
of Suciamento and O. X. Ford, Del I ehiirrli suiiplylnK Newport, Toledo
Monte, tnrneil In !l!l siores. 1 1111,1 Mllelis, was slrh kert with
L. (1. Mendeuhall of Medforil
clicked off'llx. The H7 shooters
were It. Sheltou, Suiem; lOaii (ira
ljam, Coiiullle; C. II. I'restim. Port
land; (leorge Palmer, Salem, and
J. A. Thompson, lllodgelt.
J. W. Watttins, Jr.,? of Eugene,
and Curl Lahlberg of Salem, shoti
95 stores. J
Ideal weather for shooting lias
prevailed although tonight there
was some possibility of heavy wind
and possibly some raiti tomorrow.
coimij. a is uiioci-hioou iii'ro iie.ior i ne niiyaru relay uy winning
CUKIIALIS. Wash., Juno 9. (P) ' bought the farm from a California Ihe event In 9 minutes 33 ami 3-5
Marl Alnsworth suffered a hmkitii' friend1 named' Coltlus.' "' ' '" I Nertuitltt Jin Iho National A. A. I',
collar bone and dlsloctilcd kneel ' swimming championships.
while delivering papers on a lit-' J A.l Knto w., N. n.. June 9 j The old record. 9: ;I5 was lield liy
cycle today when lie was struck by I lPl Headed by (iovernor A. !. j u same club, 'liie team was cotu
nn atttomohllo driven by Itev. Fred I Sorhw and oilier state, officials, ps(.il of Dlipthuiar. O Coimer. Sam.
llornscliiitn of Etigene. Ore.
In an effort to avoid lilllliii' thel
boy,- UiiV. lloniKi'luiiu wrcoked 1i1h.
-nr timl wiin Itiulty bruiKfMl.
AMERICAN S
who want to pack up and po
Every American nilinires this kind
of a Miolor ;ir. One v illi siccil . , .
iuit . . . (Hiurr ... ul j Ir. With every
advancement known tutiiiliiniolivt)
enginecr'nif;. W till niiislery nl'iiiilc
URc mid time.
It' Iiihr anil low mtil rukislt. ( !i) r
flil . . . roiuforttilile . . . dclilil fully
mny to drive. And us lnriiiilit,v in
2-7W Sedan, $101.1; .nll.iiii ,ui,h; $IIH.t; Smrt llomUlrr, flDT.t (If ire ullreh one
Ofllire lirn cvt.n)! 'flaclon, IH,"i; 4-lhmr .S.ifoll. ll,l; ( l.riocf ( flli.; Inn, Ian
Srrtnn. HJn.;. ,,-w 'on t.nr Mi, $:i. ,. fHTj. Ml price of nctorv.- Chn-fc OnHonrf.
Pontine ifrfirrrnj irii-e liev in.tnje foirest innifliiia ciiire.. (.rnrrnl Alotnra
Time 1'nymeHt lln nraituble at fitiniijium rule,
AltcnlionlMoIorisJs! SBpr, .1, ?$A
. w wihihttiuit ul Krting bmh1 und v-
ratinn fiuliment. trt onr of our V re i-lnn I). I look.
OakIaiHMnlia- Ownt-rs SlSZlzr"' t",u
PITTSBURG TAKES
; 2 FROM BRAVES;
CARDINALS' LOSE
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''". ""- tn ti't-; l.'I.IOVIil.AM), June 9. (yp) CIve-;. PORTLAND, Ore. Juno It. lg)--burn
cleaned up today's tlutilile land made ll Heconil triple play The Fortluntl Beaver darealud l.on
header by taking the Becond jiiune, the Houson here tndity when three ' Anticlpti for the fourth consecutive
li to 3. after winiiliia the ouenei-.i Vankeu were retired on a hIii-jIb ' . , .
8 to
First game
I'lilHUiirK
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II. K.
13 0
s :i
(ienu-
Itostou 'I
tiriines ami liarKraves;
wich, Kilwnnlu and Taylor.
Second name it.
I'itl.sbmK G
Boston 3
II. K.
Ill
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Miljiis and Smith: Itohertsou, l)u
laney, J. Coiiney and 'I'aylor,
MOW YOltK. June . (?)
Tim Giants evened the series with j
the Curdlniils at two names each '
by winnhiK S to 3.
it. II. K.
St. Units 3 II 2
New York S 8 (J
lleluhart. llald, l.lttlejohn utiil
Wilson; Klusimuions, JolitiHon and
Ifoan.
BKOflKI.YN, June . (!') j
Broolilyii uiaili! It three out of four :
from Cincinnati ,y defeating the I
Beds (j to 3 hero today.
H. II. K. '
Cincinnati 3 II 3
Hrooklyn (1 14 0
Itlxey, lid wards and I'icinicti;
Siikel'oiih, I'etty und llenllne.
I i I i.iimiit.iji I1I.I, .lime ;f. 1- i
A rally in the seventh during which j
Keck hit a iinmo run with one on
helped lliu Clicago Nationals to
defeat l'hllndeldila 13 to 11. Wil-
son of llio Cubs hit a homer III the
sixth and Hurst of tho i'hllllus one
In the rirst.
It. II. K.
Chicago 13 10 3
Philadelphia 11 13 " 3
JoncH, Carlson, Bush. Malono.
Xehf and llouales, trartuetl; I'm
ett, King, Miller, .McUrtiw, Benge
and Leriati, Davis. ,
paralysis l-'iiday alicruoon and
died today, tie had lived hero the
past two years.' Ills parents reside
In Winnipeg, Canadn. ' '
MAItY.SVII.Ll;. Mo., June 9. I
M'i-idlerheli Hoover, whose' candl- I
dacy for the republican preslden- I
tlal nomination Is being opposed ' . , . .
by some fin uiers and farm urgaiil-' FLEINUI (ACKEIt POOL, San
stations, Is liiiuseir a Missouri farm ' Pi aiuisro. Juno 9. The four
owner, lie owns an KO-uere tract ! mini team of the Illinois Athletic
south of Cruliiim, In Nodaway club today broke tile world's record
to .Norm Dakota rartners- 'mo-
torcade started today on Its long ,
di'lvu to the roiiiibllrnn convene
itlnn fit K'tiiiwifi Oily,
eliussis ami hotly . . . it's simply
tinmnlelieil nvliero lit its price.
Thinking of a ear for your smnmrr
vacation? Come and see thin All
American' Si." A car with every
thing that topical Americana ad
mire. Just the ear for Americans
who want to park tip uiiil go! -
CLEVELAND PULLS BEAVERS SHUT OUT
TRIPLE PLAY BUT!ANGELS: GRID STAR
YANKS WIN AGAIN
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.'eiiuri in me second iniiiim. vim
Fuscha.1 on third and l.azzerl on
first, Jamlesou came teuriiiK in to
make a line catch of Du-ian'H liner.
l..eriwus ,ouine(lo1ii,rKi.jumie.i,,.n,)e( ,K,tweell ,. ,, n0)m.
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hal,. who had tuKKcd up at third
uud wns trying to score, was out
at Ihe plate, Konseca to I... Sewell.
New York won 7 to 3.
rt. ir. k.
New York 7 14 1
Clevelaiid 1 3 0 3
It'oyt ut tlrahowskl; .Miller,
Buckeye and I.. Sewell.
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CHICAGO, June !. (l Wnsll-
iiiKton kept the Wlilto Sox In the i
cellar today by winning the second j
of their series 4 to 3.
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Waslilnglou 4 lli 3 !
C'hlciiKo ,. 2 7 0;
Xacliary and Kenna; Ailklns, Con-'
nutty and Crouse, lierg. I
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ST. LOUS, June !. (A1) Sliul- j
te n't t"i run with two on buses
helped the St. Ixiuls Browns win
from the I'hiladuiiihla Athletics to
day 7 to 5.
11. II. E.
I'hlladelpliia 5X2
St. Louis 7 7 0
Walher.;, lOhiuke, Orwall and
Cochrane; Ogden und Manioii.
DKTUOIT, Juno 9. (P) After
dropping the, first game II to 4,
Detroit came hack to take tho sec
ond game of a double header with
Boston here today, 3 to 1.
First game It. II. K.
Boston 11 II 1
Detroit .- 4 9 4
Morris. Ilarriss and Having, llof.
matin: Vnugihtor; Hollowuy, Smith,
Sinner uud Shea, Hargrave,
Second (;anie It. 11. E.
Boston 1X0
Detroit 3 7 7
Setllemoier. Bradley, MacKayden
and Berry; Whltohill and Woodall.
8u ,,nd Welssniuller. The Olym-
pic club of San Francisco was sec-
iiiul and thu
Hollywood Athletic
club third.
DRIVEN FROM BOX
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i 1 ne "caver scored all four runs
Ion one lilt in the fourth after llaii-
; nub had lilt Klmer Smith who was
i with a thrown ball.
It. II. K.
I.os Angeles n y '1
Portland 4 8 II
Wiinht, Cunnlimham and llan
null; Couch and insniltli.
SAX r'UA.VCIKCO, June 9. (Pi
Sacramento iiounded Urnie Nuvers,
former Stanford football star, and
two other Mission pitchers for four
teen hits here today to win their
first game of the series, in to 3.
R. II. K.
Sacramento 10 i t 1
Missions 3 7 2
Vinci und Koeliler; Xcvurs, Dav
ciiport, Martin nntl Buldwln, Sy
plier. SUATTLE, Juno 9. (ff) Dutch
Itiietlier nus In nild-season form
today and Snn Francisco shut out
Seattle 0 to 0. avenging yesterday's
shutout tit the hands of Use Seals.
It. II. E.
San Francisco (ill (I
Seattle 0 0 1
Itiietlier and Spriuz; Collard and
Schmidt
I.OS AXfilOLES, June 9. II'l
Diiiig llulvey and Donnelly to
the showers with a seven run
assault in the seventh Inning.
Oakland got an curly advantage
that spelled an 8 to 5 victory
over Hollywood today.
It. If. E.
Oakland 8 110
Hollywood 5 13- 1
t.huiieud, and Lombard!,' Hulvcy,
Donnelly. Mulchay and Itassler.
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First Anniversary Week
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Sila a qu uiJij U-U M,y;ufi f
STANFORD VICTOR
OVER FLOWER OF'
NATION'S ATHLETES
I. By Charles W. Diinliley, Associated
I'ress Snorts Writer. I
CHICAGO, June !.() A stur-.day lor them. There will lie vonKK
dy hand of eleven Callfornians, : and recitations and choruses by
proudly wearine the Cardinal col- children of the buKloiei"n and pri
or of l-cland Staiidford university, iiinry depart muntH and choruses
scored an overwhelming triumph by the Junior and intermediate
In the natiunul cnlteiato traek and departments. -field
ciiampionshliiH on Soldier1 in the cvcninir u missionary pl.y
fiuM today, annexing
points in
an afternoon of record-breaking
ticrforniunce.
The meetiiiK drawing 333 of Ihe
nation's finest athletes, represent-
iiik universities and coiicKoa. a. n ai,iition to Broup of chil
rtiiht for Olympic team recognition, ,i,.01) reprosDiitinf the faniilics of
resulted in tieln-i the world rec- llllnn.Mi ral,ehers. Indians und Es
ord for the 100 yard dash mid be- k ,e ,.,,.,, ctoracters
fore the ouslauulit was fiiiished
eiht recortls for tho games were
smashed and two were equalled.
iiin Califoruians. winner of the
eastern intercollettiate champion
ship, tindefcutcd in team competi
tion this spring, amassed more
than twice as manv points as their.
nearest challenger.. Illinois, which
scored 30 3-1 noints for second
place honors.
The Nihil, western
conference
champions, barely heat out Ohio
State which finished third with 30
points.
The University of Washington, ;
Pariric coast ehamplunB, was fourth
with 3ii points. ,
Fi le Krenz. the dark, hrawnv ;
Callfornian. letl thn scoring of Ihe
Cardinal team hy winnin.'; the dis
cus with a record-breaking heave
of 119 feet 2 inches and placing
second to his team mate, itothcrt,
In Hie shot. Spencer, the bespec
tacled member of the Stanford
team, established a new record for
tlie 140-yard run when ho beat
ItUHscll Walters, the
Northwest '
sophomore, to tho tape by a yard
alter a sensational rnc.u in :47.7. 1
Kdmuiids. star vaultor of tho Stan-!
ford siiuad, annexed a third record !
for the coast Invaders, when he '
cleared the. bar at 13 feet CM-
in-
dies. "w.
Tou are
First Anniversary Showing
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Graham-Paige Motor Cars
Special Display at Our Showroom Special Demonstration Facilities
CRATER LAKE AUTOMOTIVE CO.
Graham-Paige Dealers
CHILDREN TO GIVE
PROGRAM TODAY
' hundreils of performers in colorful
j costume und special music will be
At tho Presbyterian church thlsjiiivcn each niitht next week at the.
morninu. tlie children of the Sun- I municipal stadium except Satur
day school are f ttrnistiiiie; the pro- day.
(tram
ChlltlJ-en's day Is the Rreat
entitled "On the Kins-"H Hllth-
way" will be Blven, IllustralinK
the fruitful work of the fiunday
school missionary and tho need of
work. ..... - ;
will he the prospector for gold.
Mr. Thomas W. Itadcllffe; first
missionary, Hev. E. P. Lawrence;
econd
missionary, Thcmius Y.
Baxter. Ttie scene will be a camp
scene in the new districts.
On Monday morning, tho Dally
Vacation
,lt !t a-
Bible school will begin
ii., lasting for two and
one-half hours each morning for
two wig?ks, except Saturday and
Sunday. Children of the primary..
Junior and intermediate grades
arc invited.
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'iuod care of Oregon cherries
grown for canning purposes calls
for sprays that will not Injure, the
canning nuallly. Cherry maggots
:are a major pest in some sections,
though others are stilt entirely
free.
ItAlNIElt, Ore.. Juno 9. (I') j
A cabinet form of government for!
the state was endorsed by tlie j .
Oregon Slate Orange and the i
Orange will get behind a niovu-
"-" lo """ ,
1" on 'n ''11'" for tllc fnl1 c,ec i
- J'elittons -were distributed,
among tho delegates to the con-j
veiitlon. which closed hero last.
night, and theso will bo clrcu-1
luted.
fJune(10thito?17th J t
One Year of Progress:
On June 10, 1927, we acquired ownership control of this company. '
On January 1, 1928, we.in.trpduced the completely new line of GrahamX
Paige motor cars which we jreturned to the industry to build.
Within three months of their introduction, this company enjoyed the
greatest single month's business in its eighteen years' history.
Sales for the last three months exceeded those for the entire year of 1927.
To the public, which has made this progress possible, we express our
gratitude and sincere appreciation.
One year ago, in our initial message, we said:
"The public expects motor car executives to keep abreast of the times and
make their product constantly better. We shall earnestly strive to do so."
We believe you will find Graham-Paige motor cars abreast of the times
hv engineering, in fine appearance and finish, and in ability to deliver
genuine satisfaction.
You will find in the four-speed transmission (with standard gear shift) an
engineering advance which results in distinctly improved performance at
all speeds a new motoring experience.
We invite you to ride in and drive a Graham-Paige and form your own
conclusions as to the quality and substantial value of these new motor cars.
cordially invited to attend the
1'OrtTLAND. Ore., Juno 9. W)
Taking on th festive dress for Its
annual celebration In honor of the
rose, I'ortlund was decorated today
ii'nil final preparations were bcinK
mnde for the presentation next
Meek of the pageant "Where Itolls
the Oreuon." The naseunt. with
SALEM, Ore., June 9. W!
Most commodities used at the
state. Institutions are slightly hilih-;
er in cost to the slate than they
were- six months ago, as Indicated
by liwls that were opened by the ;
stale ttnurd of control yesterday
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i Checking
Account
I The hills conic In about the. first:
; then remittances are made, but
j t Ills always should he done by
: check. That gives you a definite
i record of payment no come back
to force you to pay tlioso hills ovor.
i You'll like Hie service that goes
with our Checkin.-; Accounts.
'Partners in Community
Development"
on s!iiiilios to bo uat-il tho ro
maiiHUT of HiIh yeur. JSjUb are
o'D.hI every tslK monOiK.
The style and ease of
Klein
Tailored Suits
cannot be found else
where. - They are not
the cheapest, but are
the best.
! Prices reasonable con
sidering quality.
; Let me serve you.
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Developing
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. Service
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SOUTH BARTLF.TT AND 8th STS. PHONE 1385
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