nmi nin jimp
flluLMMU VVIMO
WOMEN'S TITLE
:,BY ONE POINT mMP
" ! i'l'h I '?' l
Helen Wills Conquers in
' Singles But Is Defeated
in Doubles, Loses Covet-
ed Tennis Trophy; Helen
Jacobs Victorious.
. WIMBLEDON, Entrlnnd, Jun:
10. WP) Knelunrt today eiipturi'il
the WlKlitmun pup, xlKnlfjiiiK wo
pion'n tcnnlH tcnm euiircniiuy, ly
winning four 'nut of evon mU'liH
from the L'nited KluieM.
'. The 'KnHHh Kiilncil the covpimI
trophy hy downlnK the AinorU'iin
(InfendnrH In the final doubles
miitehoK, In which Mm. M. Wnt
Kon und Minn Kllern llenni'tt !-featt-d
Minn Helen WHIh and Minn
Penelope AnUerwon, li-'i, 6-1.
.'.WIMM.KDON, ling., Juno '16.
W) The United BtnteH toduy drew
up to even terms with the KiikIIhIi
In the WlKhtman cup tennis pluy
between woinen'H teuniH when Minn
Helen JacobH of California, defeated
Wl Jlbtty Nmhall, 8-3. (I I.
The Ihauo thus depends on tho
outcouio of tho seventh and last
match acheduled In which Minn
Helen Wills and Miss Penelope An
derson encounter .Mrs. M. llolcouib
V'utaon and Miss Aileen Bonufitt in
doubles.
WIMUI.HDON, England. June
16. Wl .MIhh Helen Wills kept the
United Klutes women's tennis team
In the runnlMt- In the defense of
the WlBhtman cup today by defeat
InB Miss Klleen Dennett, Knalnnd'H
best. 0-3, C-Z.
. In winning Ilia, first net Willi
ease nfttiinst the kII'1 who Is rank
d ns 'the bent tennis player of
her sex in Fins-land at the present
time, Miss Wills continued where
she left off in the final for the
French championship recently, In
which she downed Miss Hennett In
HlraiKht sets. MIkh Wills received
an ovation when she took the court
and her sninshlnK drives drew
bursts of applause from the gal
lery: Mrs. M. Molcroft Watson de
feated Mrs. Molla Military of the
.United Ntates In the first of today's
matches, 2-. l -1 . 0-2.
it was Mrs. Mitlloy's second de
feat In two starts as she lost In
MrtllKllt sels to Miss Klleen Hen
nett yesterday when the lOimllsb
woman took a lead of two matches
to one by winning; the doubles also.
Today the American veteran
started in Well, winning the firs!
set with her hard-hit Krouml
strokes worklni? hitantlfully, bet
she could not keep up the puce and
Mrs. WntHOn drew awoy to win
from behind. It was the first ex
tra set mntch of the contest for
the cup. .
1
ADVENTIST CAMP
MEETING. J. VILLE
Tho Jartro can vans pavilllon was
taxed to Us utmost to tircomnio
riato tho audience that leathered at
the opening service nt Jacksonville
Inst night where the Sevnnlh-Day
Ad vent 1st h are holding their an
nual camp meeting. Scores of
delegates from the churches thru
out thn southern part of the Mute
arrived yesterday and are camped
in tho whlto city of tenta surround
Ing tho courthouse and vocant bits.
Rev. William llulhrir, field sec
retary of the general conference,
spoke on tho subject, "Receive ye
the Holy tlhnst." He cmphnslzcd
tho teaching nf tho apostle Peter
on the day of Pentlcnst that all
must repent and he hnpthfcd for
tho remission of sins, and he obe
dient to the word of Clod If they
apert to share In tho Pentlcostal
blessings of today.
The campers gathered at the six
o'clock hour this morning In devo
tlonul exercises after which break
fast woa served In their own health
caetoria.
The court house Is being utilized
for Junior, primary, and kinder
rarten n Jtlngs. In rooms nicely
decorated where all tho little folks
lire given special help In lines of
Christian service.
Tho whole camp assembled at
0:30 o'clock this morning In the
largo canvass pavilion for Sabbath
HChool.
JteV, Cecil K. Meyers occupied
tho 1 1 o'clock hour on a tuirvey of
the work In mlssina fields, and a
call was nuide for n special mission
offering. Announcement was made
that n Htereopticon lecture on I ml in
would ho given at the tent tonight.
Hours of service for tomorrow
will ho:
Ievotlon 6 to 7 a. m.
Plblo study y.K, to 10:30.
' 8erm6n 10:45 to 12.
Itlblo study 2:30 to 3:30 p. m.
Hcrinhn 7:S0 to 0.
Tho public Is cordially Invited.
4
Vfnr Veterans Jailed
' rOHTLAND, Ore., June 16
still hoping that some wav
may bo found to permit them to
remain on their land in the rmp
qua national forest, from which
the (ruvornment hns ordered them,
E. If. nnd Kmory Davis were
Jn, Jail hero today. They arrived
Here Inst night In custody of Dep
uty United Htates Marshal Coch
ran, who arrested them 4 his week.
' "mcMINNVIU-F- !-infifM Coi
Jeio intuli modern laundry.
Keeps Nerve in Air
V.
Hanging head downward from
the fuselage of his plane while
flying 2,000 feet over Gettysburg,
Pa., Pilot Paul Charles, above,
managed to rei air a broken wheel
strut which had provented him
from landing at the Gettysburg
airport in safety. Charles worked
at the job on hour whilo a stu
dent nviator worked the controls
of. the plane. They descended
safely.
EXPECTED 10 SHOW
CLASS TOMORROW
Itaseball fans of the city and
valley will have an opportunity
to oo Cliff Pest nnd Ken Hohio.
new pitcher nnd shortstop nf the
Modfoifd jrerchants func:bi tu
morrow afternoon nt the fair
grounds. In the OrcKon-C'allfornla
InaKiic game against the Klamath
KallH team. The game, on account
of the lClks' flag day exercises, will
start at 3 o'clock.
J The Klamath Falls team has
not been going so welt, owing to
overstepping themselves last year
nnd going in a financial hole of
$1700. This has been adjusted and
the team, after a slow start, is
round lui; Into shape. They will
Import a pitcher from Sacramento
for the game tomorrow.
Tho Med ford team has been
practicing. h:ird all week, as Man
ager Hall has a number of touuh
games scheduled.
.Johnny Logan, outfielder, will
I arrive this afternoon from Hend
I to play with the Mediord team
tomorrow.
NEW YORK. June K.-r-tP, In
a sensational finish that saw all
four finalists blanketed, Frank
llussey of the New York A. (.
today captured the 100-meter fi
nal In the eastern Olympic track
ami field tryouts. He beat out
Henry dimming of the Newark
A. by inches in 11 sceomls flat.
Itoland l,oeke. the fleet Nebras
ka n and world's record holder In
the furlong, eame back with some
thing of the old-time form in the
1! 00 -meter dash, winning his first
trial and semi-final heats under
wraps In 21! 1 -ft seconds.
Jackson Ktliolx, the' Olympic
champion at the long distance,
also won his first two heats easily
Death Toll of
the Automobile
KPHRATA. Wash.. June 10. tvPi
M r. and Mrs. 1. M. Ferris, an
elderly couple at Kntlat. Wash.,
were killed today whim the westbound-
Croat Northern Oriental
limited struck their automobile.
The accident happened at (leant
Orchards, twelve miles from here.
They were crossing the tracks, and
the engineer of the limited appar
ently did not see them in time to
avert the iragedy.
Casualties of the
Air Service
RUt'SSL'I.S. June If.. (. Her- j
geaiil Victor liroen. Retuian army
filer, who recently established a
duration flight record of 00 hours,
anil eight mtnuteH. le-fuHing In
mid-air, was killed today when his
plane crashed 3nn feet at C.ossen
court airdrome. Lieutenant Danck- t
ers, who was with him, was seri- i
ourdy Injured. ;
l atr Wenihcr j
HA N F 1 1 A NC IHCO. June 1 0 .
(4) The weather outlook for the,
week beginning June i ; was an
nounced here today by the I'nited
States w eat her bureau as follows:
Fur western statesThe outlook
Is f.i generally fair wenther and
norma! teinpernt urt w ith fog
along tho count. j
ftrEnrorcrJ "srxrr,
NOTED 3 CUSH10N
Arriving hy motor lai Wednes
day from bin homo in Detroit,
; Mich., Ous OopuloM. well known
national three.cuHhfOii bull nrd
artlnt, accompanied hy .Mrs. t.'opu
Ioh, Ik u visitor in Medford and will
probably upend the Hummer he
tween thiH city and Salem. Mr.
t'onuto plana to ten through eon
Hiderahto practice here for a three
cUKhion rnat-h next month with
Jake Schueffen fAViner world's
bn Ik II no champion, at San Fran
cIhco. Mr. CopuloH finished fourth In a
thrcc-cUHhlnn tournament held lust
April in Chicago and took that
place ilk a result of a two-point de
feat. However, the flrHt four
winners or the tournament will
pluy thlti fnll ami he untlclputcH
finiHhlnt; find. The pinyem will
Include Ho p e, Heimdt and Laylon.
who won first place.
In compaiinfc ha Ik lino and
three cushion billiard, Mr. t'upo
lns today declared the former Kame
is much more mechanical than the
latter despite claims of other lead
Iuk hilllardlHts that diamonds on
tho table made the three cushion
game u purely mechanical one. He
pointed out that the draw, follow
and masse shots were much more
mechanical than any used hy three
cuHhlonistK.
j In an exhibition jennm played
last eveniriK, tlm visiting three
j cushion artJst defeated l-'uji hy 100
; to 24. executing many difficult
i shotH. 1- uJI, tho loc.il Japanese
'cue wizard, frequently , missed his
shots hy uuly a fraction of an
Inch.
H. CHANDLER EGAN A
Whenever II. Chandler Kgau,
former ua' lonal amateur cham
pion, at tends a golf tournament
lie Is conspicuously prominent,
whether or not he Is an active
participant, as is shown by the
following In the Portland Journal,
incidental to the presence of him
self and Mrs. Kgan at Portland
this week to see the beginning of
l fie northwest tournament:
"IL Chandler Hgan of Med ford
and Pebble Jleach Is in Portland,
minus his golf elubs and not In
tending to play In the tournament.
"Kuan Is here to look over Lake
Oswego to lay out some traps. He
designed that course. He also In
tends to Inspect his latest work at
Riverside before he leave for Med
ford Friday.
' 'Just up nn business,' he said
Thursday moricng. 'doing to look
look over the two courses and
then hurry back. Didn't even bring
my clubs with me. so any thought
of playing has not been In my
mind.' "
MAUHIIFIKLD, Ore., Juno It..
(A1) A verdict for tho defendant,
John Kroiiuhherg, owner of We
coma HathH nt Uiindon, was return
ed by a Jury uftor less than two
houi-H' deliberation nt Coquilm last
night in an $S2,50t) .damno suit
brought hy L. V. C'Ntppy") dinger,
who has been . paralyzed since
plunging Into tho shallow end of
tho swimming tank Inst year. Tho
defense contended that Cllnger had
dived nnd did not tall from the
hoops, knowing that tho water was
shallow under him.
MWU'uth Sllll At It.
XKW YO UK, June 1 tl. (T
Captain Mall McC.rath of the New
York poliee perhaps will have an
other chance to figure in nn Olym
pic picture showing the oldest and
youiiKest, the biggest and the
smallest of our athletes. In 11120
he was snapped with Aileen Rig
gin, diver, then 14. when bound
for Antwerp. Matt Is out for the
hammer throw again and little
Oorolhy Poiutnn. 1 I. diving star
of Pasadena, Calif., Is entered in
the trials for her specialty.
La Grande Beati Bend
l.A (JRANDK. Ore., Juno 1C
(yp)-Tito Lntlrando Pirntes made n
clean sweep of tho two games with
t1it l end Knglos by taking yester
dny's ni;;htcap, 11 to 4.
Ulanee, Rend twlrlor, hit tho Hist
man upland, walked four in a row
before Murphy relieved him.
BASE
BALL
Klamath Falls
VS."
Medford
3:10, at Fair Grounds
SUNDAY
JUNE 17
rnrnvsp., yrEDTonu,
iBEAVERS BEATEN
BY SEALS; STARS !
BEAT SENATORS'
I
(J.y tho Associated Press.)
Ran KrancUco reeled Fred Ort
man like a lone lost relative, mid
the Heaver Homhpaw was chased
to the showers before he could Kct
a man out. Tlve . runs clattered
over the plate In the first innliiK
and the Seals added enough off
Johnny Couch to Insure an -3 vic
tory, liatieries: o i t man. Couch
and Tlotio, KaunderH; Jacobs and
Hprinz.
Carl JIollinK had slightly the bet
ter of Hob Hasty In n Huho bat
tle, the Missions 'halkinu up their
third straight vo-tory, -1-3. Finn,
Ilodie and Hlade, with threo hits
upieco led the assault on Hasty,
who yielded 14 safeties. HattrlfH:
Hoi II iif and Ualdwin; Hasty and
Itead.
A homer by youthful Tony I'o
ronja in the tenth khvo Hollywood
a 4-3 decision over Kacramnnto
and an even break in the series
to date. Shellenback yielded three,
runs in the firsthand then htanlod
the Kolons with five hits the rest
of the way. Itattries: Shellenback
und Hassler; Ifachac. Kunz and
Severeid. !
I.os Antics and Seattle divld'-d
a pair, the first oint,' to the In-,
flinns 4-2, "becaus" Kd Itryuh Was
rfKhl, and the second to thn An
Kcls, 7-2, liecause Charley Sullivan,
recently acquired from Dct rod,
was wroiiK. Ilattrles: liryan and
Horreanl: liitt. I'eters and Han
nah. Sandbern. Second came: Kill-'
livan. Nance and Parker; Oshurn
and SandberR..
STANDS
nrsf.wr kxt-hit) ay:
jTOW ARMOUR
L open:
I CUICAOO, June 1. (Ay f'ham
' pfons from around the world hc
.pan to rcyiater at )lympia Fields
ou lit ry rluh toduy for the na
tional open t?olf chumpionshln
next week. . In the van was one
; of the prime . favorites, Ifohhy
JonM, while the defend in title
holder. Tommy Armour of Wash
ington, was on the way to whet
his weapons UK'ilnxt the assaults
'of MS of the earth's best Koltertt.
Armour, who did not do very
; well last year over the number
; four course tit Olympin in the
( western opn. is said to he at
! the top of his came now, having
scored a record card of OS re
cently at his home club. flood
hold iron shots will count a.
' Olympin. and Armour is noted as
'nn iron shot maker. Jones, if ne
i has any weakness, as'Tiben it to
'his Irons. Wooden flubs and put
: tors, " however, are also a creat
; aitftet on the number four links,
jnnd not even-Hobby has ever said
' that he was not master of them,
j 1,'Ilt Mehlhorn - and Aubrey
.' iioomer' of France paid a brief
'.call at the club yesterday, each
' scnrliiK ' 7-3. or, two above par,
J from the; forward tees. Archie
i Compston, Hrltlsh star, was also
J at the Vlub, but he. compiled no
I cii rd for; publication. - He will
i soon renew "iiis feud wit h Walter
i Hmkcii, ulthoiiKh the Hai is not
! expected to play until the tourney
starts Thursday. He knows the
layout by heart, for over Us nn-
11 1: 'ntr sward he won the p. O.
A- title two years uk. setting ft
record, of ij? foj- the links, and
last summer he captured his third ;
western open title there. I
MAIL TRIBUNE
GUARD
. jT "If ifc'i8 advertised in the
gmi r S " ' ' . Mail Tribune
rrsr. 3i,192s. w"
BABE RUTH HITS
E
but yanks lose
Hy the Aasuclated Press.)
The St. I.ouis Cards, champions
of lUJti und near-repeaters last
season, have winner their way to
the top of tho National league
standing's.
Two weeks of better than .S00
per cent baseball climaxed by a
thrilling 14-innlng triumph over
Hrooklyn yesterday. 5-2. enabled
the Cards to climb over the Cin
cinnati Heds and head the parade.
The Keds, unfortunately for
them, picked yesterday to lose to
the Phillies, S-7, and now rate in
second place, 1 ."1 percentage points
hack of the leaders.
The New York (iinnts subdued
Pittsburgh, i to 1. Vic Aldridge,
traded by Pittsburgh for Hmleigh
(rimes, allowed only six hits and
rapped nut a home-run and two
singles and scored three runs.
With Hornsby under a five-day
suspension for his protest against
I'm pi re Pfirmnn's decision calling
him out on strikes, the P.oston
Hraves proceeded to lose their sev
enth straight game, this time to
the Cllb&. .r tq 4.
The New York Yankees lost their
eleventh contest' of; the season to
fct. I.ouis. 5 -to 4, despite Habe
Huths.24tli homer of the year.
The Philadelphia Athletics cut
the Yanks'" lead to eight and a
half games by pounding out an
easy 12 to 5 verdict over the floun
dering Indians of Cleveland.
Continuing their return ' to the
form expected of them before the
scanon: started, Washington made
it twolrr a row over Detroit, fi to
4. in 10! innings
OVER SOUTHERN OREGON'S
Baseball Standings
s American.
W.
New York 42
Philadelphia 33
St. Louis -U
Cleveland
Washington 22
lloston 1
Detroit ; , -2
Chicago 20
.National.
St. T-ouls 35
Cincinnati 36
New York !l
Chicago 32
Hrooklyn -8
Pittsburgh 23
Hoston 1"
Philadelphia 12
Pvt.,
.7H2 j
.63 j (
.5M j
.4uu
.440 j
.310 j
. 3 1 3 '
.370
.625 i
.610 1
.r6u
.361 !
.519 l
.4t3 j
.353 ;
.250 ,
Fight, La,t Night
Hy tlu A)so-llll! lTPwi
NEW VOKK Unve Scllndo.
('alifoiniii. (lofoulod fleorKe Court
niy. Oklnhomii (10). Hnrol.l
.Mny... Huyiinni-. N. J.. oulpolnlfil
Ilfnny Touc-hslono, Texan (8).
I.ONO llltANCli. X. J. Johnny
P.cno, N'pwurk. formerly of Oak
land, fal.. outpolnti'd Hen Sle
vens. West Pnlm lleach, lila. (10).
HACKKXHAl-K. X- J- J""
Schlni-ker. I.oh Anueles, won from
Joe Moresco, OranKe (8).
fUU.N'D ISLAND. Xeb. Hnllnr
Kildie Kelly. Denver, defealeii
I'hlck SannnM, I'.laden (10).
, .
Major League Leaders
(By the Assocluteil Press.)
IneluilfiiK names of June 15:
National.
llnttinff llornsliy. Hrnves. .413.
Kilns Iloltomley, Cards. i4.
Huns batted In llottomley. Cards,
SI. '
Hits Dnuthlt, Cards, f!3.
it must be all right"
That is tho definite conclusion of thousands
of Medford, southern Oregon and California
housewives.
Tins implicit confidence has been created by
conviction in the form of tangible evidence,
that only food products of PROVEN merit
are advertised in the columns of the 'Mail
Tubune. Investigation of the true character of a food
product is instituted before a line 'of adver
tising is accepted. If there is the least doubt,
as to the quality of the product, the adver
tising DOES NOT appear. As an example ot
the rigid rule of reliability that governs Abb
food product advertising presented by tin
Mail Tribune, consider the advertising of
Calumet Raking Powder.
All statements made in their publicity arc
concise and accurate. Proven excellence,
truthfully expressed in printed words, gives
tho housewife a positive measure of the merit
of Calumet.
The Calumet Raking Powder Companv pavs
this high compliment to the advertising value
of this paper: j
"The Mail Tribune as an advertising medium
has firmly established Calumet in Medford
and southern Oregon. A goott deal of the
credit for the enviable sales record that we
enjoy in your territory is due to the results
of our campaign in your publication."
Doubles Frisch. Card, IK.
Triples Walker, Keds, 8.
Homers nottomley, Cardti; Horns-
hy, Hrnves, 13.
Stolen bases Frisch. Cards. 16.
pitching fienton, Giants, won 10,
lost 2.
American.
Batting Goslln. Senators, .421.
Kuns Ituih. Yanks, 62.
Huns batted in Huth, Yanks. jS.
Hits Manush. Hrowns, 79.
DoubhM Speaker, Athletics; Ma-
nush, Hrdwns, 13.
Triples Lazzeri, Yanks; Rice, Sen-
a tors. H.
Homers Huth. Yanks. 24.
Stolen base Sweeney, Tigers, 10.
Pitching Pipgnis, Yanks, won 11,
lot 1.
4
ATTACK ACE'S BOOK
CIllOAflO. June 10. M)
.Mirkey Walker may eentor his
attack on the body when he meets
Ace lludkins, the Xehrnskn wild-
I eat. In defense, of his mlddletvclKhl
title at .Cmniskey park next Thurs
day. I P.estimlnB tralnlnu after a day's
1 layoff yesterday, Walker drilled
I Inressiintly on body punchhiK,
shootliiK AO per rent of his blows
I to his sparrinn mato'a midriff, lie
Is hnldhiK his left a trifle hlKher,
IplanninK to ward off lludkins'
j vicious hooks to the head.
! 1'loaso I'iikp Court' Hull.
'ci.BVEI.AND. June 1. (IP)
' Carl Llnd. recruit second baseman
of the Cleveland Indians, has ac
cepted 114 chances since maklnu
his Inst error, and his strlnir of
jierfect "Bames stands unbroken at
Hi.
I.lnd kicked a grounder off I.nu
niue's bat In a prnme with St.
liuls on May 2li. Since then his
record has been 50 putouts nnd 61
assists.
I