Medford mail tribune., June 11, 1928, Page 6, Image 6

PAfiK SIX
et "electricity pack
your ice-box with dry,
sweety chilled air I
The hot days are here delight
fully healthful days so long as
you can keep fit!
But for perfect health, be care
ful of your foodsl
Try this:
Place a bottle of milk in a neighbor's
electric refrigerator, or let your dealer
make this test for you. Leave it there a
week or ten days. Then examine it
it's still jiveetl
Clean, hygienic, sanitary electric re
frigeration will soon be in every modern
home. Your dealer will show you an
easy and economical way to have it now
on attractive installment payments if
you prefer.
THE CALIFORNIA OREGON
POWER COMPANY
Offices:
Mcdford, Oregon ,
Roseburg, Oregon
Grants Pass, Oregon
Klamath Falls, Oregon
Yrcka, California
Duiumuir, California
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CALIFORNIA OREGON
I POWER. COMPANY I
HXIIvIVUVINKHS
IN PiUJCiKtSS
$11.90
to Portland and Bade
(the regular one way fare)
June 13, return limit June 18
Save time, money and nervous
energy. Use the train. Care
free, comfortable and depend
able service to the picturesque
Rose Festival
Enjoy the splendor of this annual
gala event. See the spectacular
Pageant, "Where Rolls the Ore
gon", the colorful Floral Parade
and Merrykhana Procession.
Co by Train
Southern Pacific
J. C. Carle, Agent Phono 34
Idaim DnQToniure '
jllftill i UUII UHLU
i n I nrn i i ntmmv '
I BAotbALL liAIYIt !C
I
Union Aviaton Gas Used
In Australian Flight
J Jiurliuttli- mill hi r two nous, um whin il mi l ium
8 ami li- Jack U-hiJc.rt". 11. pw. 11. The i.tln-r
Ktu'hl IHTSI'tlH H'Pl'f hi tin lo;it riH'i
uvirlunitil I" " I"""
ftnir wi-it ifs-
Imlians in lalioi
V - Z X.
10 A LATER DATE l0
Tho bunt' ball mimo yostoiday be
tween the JiJiiHiuuii' and Aledl'onl
if'iilllM Of tlU' Ol UKUIl t'ultlOI Miu
IfU'-tiiti watt called nlf on account of
j wet Ki'oiindH, and the two team
will play off tin; postponed gaim.
either In a donldo header or on a
I holiday. The UuHsnuiir team, which
j arrived by unto yoHtenlay moinliiK.
icturiied liomu yeHtei'day alter-
noon.
The enfored Idlent'HH of the ball
playetH was a keen disappointment
to dozens of valley funs and Man
uKcr J. Court Hall, who moved Bpry
ly all hint week to put a Htrotitc
team in the field utter throe
HtnilKht delVatH. Pitcher Cliff lleut,
late of the Oden leant of the Utah
Idaho league, made part of the
journey hy airplane. Ken Hobie,
j KhortHtop. and Jaek l,c-:;un, out
'Holder, college playurn, also hus-
tled to et hero to play. Home re(
celved u Hpeeinl dispeiiKatiou to
take IiIh year-end examination lat
er tu order to fill the infield 'fa p.
Next Sunday the Med ford 10am
will journey to Kluiuath Fulls and
will face a revamped tenui.
The Maine bet worn Wuod and
K la mat li KallH was also postponed,
on account of wet ki'ouiuIh, u
heavy rain fallliitf at Weed.
' r- izyi Wit' - mm 1
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SEALS IN LEAD
( Hy I he Annotated Pi-pkh)
The AiiK'ln Hplit a pair of free
hitting Kumett with rortlund. 7-
uiul ll-5, I .oh AneleM winning
the ne ond by virtue of u ' h!x-
rtplurtj In the final frame.
:si
I liti'i-ext Ih roportrd to lie litu)i
In the handli-ap inalrli ttmrnauii'iit
to beKin at the Uokuc Valley tWdf
i-lu!) June 10 and 17, with the
iiialif'it)K rouiidH at full handicap.
The flrwt t (i m-on-H will be plated;
In (lie first fliKht and othern will!
be placed In the second ami third
fllKhtH, afier which finals at three
iriiartcrN handicap will be played
.1 line 'i I. The tuiirnanient Is ex
pected to draw u Kood sized num
ber of entrants.
standing between I. 1. 1'. I lin. co-)llol anil Capliiln Charles
KliiK.'.loi'tl-Siiillh. oinniamler ol the Southern Cross, ,. C. (ialhrallh,
in huiKe ol sales promotion Tor lite I ulon Oil company, is holding
( otid act lo Mipply Hie trans-litcl ilc plan u lib I'nioii avoaliou tiio
line In lis Hlicht tu AnMralta. I nb ii aviiitloii KusoHur was select cd
hy Hie liters as offering iniilnniui crulsiiit; radius. albriillli pre
ceded Hie I'liei-K to Honolulu, Suva and Australian points when; he
foiupleled airaimcnu'iils lor rcluelluy' itf the plane.
Another glorious chapter of the : K.-isollne had been neleeled only
history of uvlaiion has been writ- alter exhaustive tests had been
ten. Kven in the light or brilliant uiiide.
episodes which have preceded it, ! .Smith," he Siiid. "regarded Ka-
'm. LaL ui ine-iiiKMi oi uifi !!,. llM a HiU.lt ,L IIM,urtant
partner. In the Highl, and he de-
Major League Leaders
(liy the AsHoclateil Press)
Ini'linllriK games of June H):
National.
Hutting I Inrush) , liraves. .4 1 i(.
I in us Hoi torn ley. funis, -Hi.
Huns batted in Holtomley, funis,
11. ' 't
Hits Doutlilt,. Cards, H'l. .
I )oubles I lornsby,. ftraves; I'Yisch,
Cards, 17.
Trides Walker. Keils, S.
Homers Hlsouetle. liohins; Wil
son, Cubs; llornsby, liruves, I I.
Stiden bases I'Yisch, Cards, 1-1.
Pitching Kenton, (Slants, won U,
lost 1.
' American.
Hatting Kolhergill. Tlgei-s, .11
Huns liuth, Yankees, fiTi,
Kuim batteil in Huth. Vanks,
lilts .Munusb, 1 howns, 7;i.
Houldes Speaker. Athleli
Triples Itice. Senators, 7.
nine is Itttl h, Vanks,
Stolen basrM Sweeney, Tigers, I u.
Pitching PI pgras, VankecH, wtm
Hi; Inst J.
70.
Southern Cross to Australia stands
out as an epic.
A world, fast growing alr-wlse
and accustomed to the space an
nihilating preelivities of the air-plain.-,
wakes up to fnd that Aus
tralia which yesterday was three
and a half weeks sailing time from
America is now but three and a
half days removed.
Winging- its way over the blealt
stretches of the Pacific, the three
motors of the giant plane fueled
with Ciijon aviation gasoline, func
tioned perfectly, roaring defiance to
I the hazards which beset the four
air pioneers on Hie longest flight
over wuler ever attempted by man.
j The sneceysful completion of the
I flight is another refutation of the
claims of that fast dwindling ml
j tmrity who bold thai aviation is
I still in Hie experimental stage, that
a flight Mich as hetn made hy the
Sout hern C
fulfilment and that to attempt it
was suicidal.
Hut of greater import is Us ef
fect on t he advancement of avia-
! linn. As Colonel Lindbergh aptly
j stated when informed of the suc
cessful termination of (he first lap,
i "it aids in the advanei'ment of avi
i ation in tli.it it Instills public con
I flib-nce in the safety of airplanes."
A. C, tlalbralth. official In
j charge of sales promotional work
j for the I" n in n Oil company, yes
j terday slated that his company's
manded h fuel with an accurately
controlled distillation range and of
uniformity and purity mo that the
greatest possible cruising range
would be guaranteed.
' Naturally, we are proud." add
ed Calbraith. "that a California
made product contributed to the
siiceess of the flight."
Calhrafth recently returned from
a trip to Honolulu, Suva and Aus
tralian points, w here he made ar-ram;eno-nis
for the refueling nf the
plane.
The same care. .Mr. tlalbrullh
stated, t hat is used in t he manu
facture of I'nlon aviation gasoline
is also given the refining of its
non-detnnat lug gasnjinc which is
marketed through thousands of
pumps on the coast.
Krom the moment of contact at
Oakland until Its arrival in Aus-
was impossible . of tralia. the giant plane was In con
stant communication with an anx
ious world by radio. The ""cheerios"
ami "nil's well" messages which
came through the ether as a wel
come accompaniment to the prog
ress of the flight, bespoke the care
ful preparatory work carried nut
by fa plain Charles Klngsford
Sniitli, commander, and his co
pilot, f. T. P. dm, and of the
fine -work of ihe American mem
bers of the crew. Harry W. Ly
ons as navigator ami James War
ner as radio operator.
, run
Toinlin pitched effectively In the'
! first context. batteries. Plitt,
j Cunningham uijd Hundherg; Tom
: Hit ami Hego. Second game: Peters
j and Hannah; Cole. Stroud, Urt-
mau, French and Kego.
The Missions climbed to within
I a half game of the first division.
by twice drubbing Sacramento,'
8-7 and 3-2. - A, .two .run rally in
'the eighth won the mrouing game,
jbut the Hells had to go 14 in
' nlngn In the afternoon fracas.
! Itatieries: Shea. Singleton, Could
and Severe Id, Koehler; Hulling,
j Nelson and Whitney. Second game,
! Kalllo and Koehler; Hughes, Mar
tin, Krause and Pmldwln.
Finishing fast In the first game
and getting nway 4o a good start
in the second game, San Fran
cisco retained her grip on the
league leadership by beating Se
ftttln twice, 7-5 and t-3. Crosetli,
with a triple, two doubles ami
three idnglcH, was the hitting star
of the day. Hatteries: Jacobs
and Kprlnn, Vargas; Wilson. Cira
Ititiii and Parker. Second game:
May and Vargas; TeachotU, P.ryun
and Parker, llorreanl.
Hollywood took two from Oak
land and kept right on tho heelH
of Hie league leading Seals. The
initial fray Was won, 7-5. when
Shellcnback homed with a man
on In tho ninth. The second con
test saw Rhodes shut out the
Oaks, fi-0. the Stars scoring four
times In the sixth on six walks
and an error. Hatteries: Dag I In
and Lombardi; Shellcnback . and
Hassler. Second game: Hoehler
Wetzel and Head; IlhodeH and
Hassler.
4
Four Hroiwted In Itlver.
- WIN'MPBH, Man.. June 11. (A)
Four persons were drowned, one
woman and three children In the
Winnipeg river at Pine Falls, Man.,
vhen their boat was syamped yes
terdiiy. The dead: Mrs. fharb-M
A CONSOLATION
It's a consolation to know that when death occurs you
can cull a mortician who will treat you exactly ns he
would expect to he treated i the situation were reversed.
Conger Funeral Parlors
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Office of County Coroner'
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1 Load of Kindling
With Every 3 Loads of Green Slabs
4 i 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
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kri'l'M .lin k lli-liill li ks' i-ri'w ill Itrani.
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Hunt's t'l'iid't-ian Ihoalrii tu the
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ti rilay lu ll. ar unci ' for tin. flrnt
tluu' a niovli-tuiii' news rt'd ami
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12-inch or 16-inch
$2
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Per Load
2 Loads $5.00
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Radio Program
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Mnll TribuiH-VlricIn Station
IH-N ;i :i to 0 vi. lory u vy tho
New Vui k (Itiinls ln.-rui-i' lill.OiMI
''t'- ivvsms, wlnt pai-kiMl the Po!
JOi j niHiiiitN yrsti'i-il.-iy. The tU-fi-al
j iiwt t h Ciaiils st-rninl pli'.i-i'.
I i I Ctssum-tif's 1 1 1 li liunifi- of
tin yt'ar was th" only tn ii,ht nl '.
I..r Will., i t UohiiiKoii iti tlif ,
I Mm! (;'!' lushing 1 : lo 7 (Iff rat j
ly the funis.
The Anu i ii an lvamic H'hl:i am
ttii.M (Vut urcil hy tin- ninth doioat I
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to l:3i a. iti.-Monan-h
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S to i p. in. -SiiI.Iim'h I Miry
a to 10 p. 111. i'ulltoinui Uie-
Kn Power t'o.
f.Mituro 011 the short nrouruni was
tlu pair of itaphonc ui Ih. that In
thratl it al In nis, all but slop 1ht
Miow.
IMilir I'l-alto.ly In his art, llanjo
inania is nothing nhort of a sonsa
tlon anil the rouir.ly slt.-irh. "Tun
ttiK In" l-rinys the housr iIofn In
a roar of laughter.
Thru tln frattirr plrturr. "The
Kortnnr I hifiln " is no. .Hot all
llaphonr pro.lnctioii, starring Syil
I'liaplln.
Syil t'haiilill lias won his xniiri iii
of the sras.ni of the New Vol k M.rU.H , ' ,()lm,(y J;irlH lhal Hh()W
Yank.-es. Th.. Whit.- SoX tarnrti; ot nn(y lus K,.nin.H 1(U, his Vl.,.a.
ihe 111. k at 1 mrami. N to r. tie-, tillty. In "The I'ortune Hunter":
spite Cahe lluth's -'1st ami Jml the t'ape Town Kt.l onn iasseM vvvn I
home rinin if the season. Korty-j himself. lie plays Ih, part of aj
thtee thoiisninl saw the panuv 1 yoniiK hiisky who follows (he a.l- I
Kress" single, si-oi Im: MeNorlyj vice of a former liohn pal uiul
w'.th Ihe i nn that allowed St. 1 swoops down on u Vermont village I
l-ouis to h at the lioston lint : with the full intention of heart- I
Sox. to 1 In 2 innings. j Irssly wlmuiik' the heart an.) the
Sam tJi-ay. Ihow n' a. e. went shrkels of tin- riehest t;rl In town.
the route ami rariu..! his Huh win AtiotinK the 1 espeetahllity wlilrh i
nets him in with the most promi- :
"'ill people, he Intimites the pf.pu- j
hire, is wooed hy all the Indies. In
rhtdii.K the hankers daughter und I
the fat waitress. j
lieh iu- t'oi-iello plays lead. I
Qfou are Invited to attend as our Guest
a 4dy Cooking Course
Stil
CLA88IFIED AIWIRTI8INQ GETS REIULTI
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WASIIIN't'.TllN'. .1 UIK' 11 I'Vl
Ji-lin II. IJulll win. Kivcn a n''n
apnnlnt ini'iit ly ria'snh-nt t'l.uiii
today to he a member of the fed
eral fa loan board. Similar ap
pointor ats (' Klven to An rani 'oini; char
K. Meyers of lowa, to ho a fehru.l I Captain H,
trade rontnilsslonrr. and She.waan j ti tuisferietl
.1 Lowell to tho tariff rominbsion. I Kan . lo Corvallis. for duly ai th
1 M laro i"rappoinlmont8t Uon Amienltntal ro!Um.
in I I
The Aihleties f;iile,l to .liinin-t-h
hv 1 a .j sanies that separate
them from the Yanks for they
were soundly ifoumrd. to H.
by the Pol roll Titters.
,lamieons error in the ninth,
eon pled with sin trios by t bislht
and .1 Uli;e, maided ashlimton
to pose out Cleveland. . 1; tu a.
ror ibo Senatois' fourth sti ht
win.
Anothpr O. S. C. Transfer
3 WTIIN'O, ToN;ls. lime 11.
itV) Army (mlrrs im hide the fol
.1. Jolnor, ravaliy,
ti mil ft'.eavetiorth,
tinker Iteats Uitmmle.
LA ( ; ll. N PK. oro , Juno 11
(V--V:rlikson, southpaw pileher
of iker. who has tost two extrn
innm; Barnes to lQ;ramlo this
y.soli. had sweet ro fi;i 0.
Paker osterday and toppled tho
Pirates from their unbeaten posl
llun In tho Itlue .Mountain teattue.
KnrkMin allowed IiCrande but
throe hits ami to rap the climax,
drove the ball over the rlirht field
fenre for the onlv loone lull of
1 In trumo.
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Enjoy This Series of Lessons
on Modern Methods
in Cooking and Baking
Miss Victoria Warner
By Special
Arrangement we
have secured the
Well Known
Authority
Home Service Bureau. The Tappan Stove Co.
for a Course of Four Entertaining Lectures on Better Cooking
Reserve These Dates The lessons nre nf hU, rW-w,...
tical and educational. The lectuter will
give you the benefit of a very wide ex
perienceincluding menu planning, and
the modern time and energy saving ways
of preparing food for every day meals as
well as company dinners and luncheons
for special occasions. Actual cooking
and baking will be in process during the
classes. Copies of recipes and instruc
tions will be presented to each guest.
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday, June 12, 13, 14, 15,
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Attend the first one and
you will be sure to com
plete the series
Come, invite a friend. Bring your Cooking and Piet Problem.
Southern Oregon Gas Corporation